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When Lady Mary Wortley Montagu visited the baths in Turkey in 1717 she was so tightly corseted that Turkish women were convinced her husband had locked her into some devious machine.
Montagu's account of her journey helped bring the region into the Western world's consciousness, and by the 1800s, the vogue for Orientalia had overtaken a continent slowly sinking into the gloomy repressions of the Victorian era. Richly illustrated with color photos and sketches, Dreaming of East examines not just the exotic trappings of the Middle East but the heady freedoms it offered Western women.
Conditioned to defer to men, women travelers were suddenly free to make their own choices and form their own opinions, ones that were respected by all people, including men. For a woman all too used to her inferior status, this venture into quasi-equality -- and latent sexuality -- was exhilarating. When she returned home, and found herself again relegated to second place, she would never be content there again.
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2011 Taste of Country Awards: Album of the Year
The sixth category to be announced for the 2011 Taste of Country Awards is Album of the Year. Only artists who've released albums in the 2011 calendar year are eligible for this fan-voted award that includes five of the best country releases over the last 12 months. The nominees are Blake Shelton's 'Red River Blue,' Eric Church's 'Chief,' Miranda Lambert's 'Four the Record,' Pistol Annies' 'Hell on Heels' and Sunny Sweeney's 'Concrete.'
Blake Shelton, 'Red River Blue': Shelton released his most complete album to date just weeks after finishing up a stint on 'The Voice' on NBC. 'Honey Bee' is arguably the year's biggest hit, and he's since followed that up with 'God Gave Me You,' another chart topper. Fans know there is plenty more playful and tragic emotion to choose from on this project.
Eric Church, 'Chief': Church has long been considered a star in the making, and his fans have known he's got one of the best live shows in Nashville, but the singer finally delivered an album that the mainstream can't ignore. Often this means an artist has played it safe, but Church can never be accused of that. Songs like 'Springsteen' and 'Like Jesus Does' are two big hits waiting to happen.
Miranda Lambert, 'Four the Record': Lambert managed to put all the pressures of following up 2009's 'Revolution' to the side to turn in one of the more creative albums in recent memory. She takes chances and not every one works, but those that do will become hits as big as 'The House That Built Me.' Expect the upcoming year to be a big one for the singer.
Pistol Annies, 'Hell on Heels': It's worth noting that three of the five nominees on this list come from the same household. Lambert's side project with Angaleena Presley and Ashley Monroe is edgy without being offensive. Perhaps it's because they maintain quasi-characters when performing these songs that no one criticizes them for being too vengeful — or maybe it's because 'Hell on Heels' holds some of the best written lyrics of the year.
Sunny Sweeney, 'Concrete': Sweeney wrote this album during a dark time in her life. Years of heartache came bubbling to the surface, and she poured it all into 10 sharply written traditional country songs. This album has largely flown under the radar in 2011, but those who've picked it up know it's money well spent.
Vote for the 2011 Taste of Country Awards' Album of the Year here, or on the 2011 Taste of Country Awards full categories page. Voting ends on Jan. 1, 2012 at 11:59PM ET. Winners will be announced on Jan. 3, 2012.

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The Cambridge Lions Club will present it's 41st Annual Music & Comedy Show "Marvelous Motown and More," Thursday, Friday and Saturday evening at the Scottish Rite Auditorium. Curtain time is 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $8 Thursday; and $10 Friday and Saturday. They area available at Country Bits in downtown Cambridge or on line at www.cambridgelions.com. Some of the featured performers include Ross Love, Bryce Love, Ray Chorey, Lowell Thomas, Bill Cowgill, Dave Wilson, Marilyn Milhoan, Chari Roberts, Cheryl Eynon, Diana Simmons, Shannon McElroy, Addie Borreo, Bev Lyons, Abbie Lyons.


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Donathan Brown, Assistant Professor of Communication Studies, Publishes Chapter on US Immigration Reform
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Dr. Donathan Brown has contributed the sole chapter on American immigration reform in a larger volume titled 2012 U.S. Presidential Election: Challenges and Expectations. Published by Jagielloian University Press in Krakow, Poland, the project includes contributions from international scholars in political science, law, and American Studies.
Dr. Brown's chapter compliments a recent book he published titled, When Race and Policy Collide. The chapter expands on questions surrounding how immigration reform is defined as a problem and which policy recommendations are offered as "solutions."
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Classic sports cars provide us with a link to the past. Although all classic cars are part of a story ingrained in the collective memory of the motorsport world, the rarest classic sports cars often have stories all their own. There are dozens of specific vehicles that could contend for the title of "Rarest Classic Sports Car". Here are a few examples of some of the most desired classic cars on the road and a look at the stories that make them unique.
Jaguar XK120
Europe in the wake of World War II was a dismal place. The entire continent had been ravaged by the Nazi war machine. Entire cities were in ruins from Nazi and Allied bombing campaigns. One of the countries most profoundly affected by the war's devastation was Great Britain. It may have seemed as if it could take decades before life would return to normal. However surprisingly in 1948, just 3 years after the war ended Jaguar took the motorsport world by storm with the remarkable XK120. The XK120 was so named in reference to its 120mph top speed which at the time made it the fastest production car in the world. The XK120 was truly a unique car, with early models sporting an ash (wood) frame and a full aluminum body. Only around 250 of the wood frame cars were built, which makes them among the rarest classic sports cars in history.
Ford Mustang Boss 429
In the late 1960's Chrysler's 426 "Hemi" (Hemispherical Head) V8 engine was dominating the racing world. In 1968, in an effort to reclaim a share of NASCAR gold Ford created the Boss 429 hemispherical head engine. However in order to enter the technology into NASCAR competition, Homologation rules dictated that at least 500 cars equipped with the engine platform had to be built. It was eventually decided that the engine would be shoehorned under the hood of the Ford Mustang. Interestingly, the Boss 429 is not actually (in a technical sense) a Ford car. The vehicle bodies and engines were actually shipped to an outside production facility separately where final assembly was performed by Kar Kraft, a well known manufacturer of custom vehicles. With a total of less than 2000 Boss 429's built over 2 model years and an unknown number of surviving vehicles on the road, this is one of the most coveted muscle cars (or American car of any type) ever built.
Shelby AC Cobra
Carroll Shelby was a chicken farmer turned racer whose influence in the automotive world is legendary. He had a hand in the design of the Shelby Mustangs, as well as the Dodge Viper, and many other vehicles. However the most recognizable (and arguably most significant) design of his career was the AC Cobra roadster. The AC Cobra was a limited production vehicle spawned from the mating of the body from an AC roadster (AC was a minor manufacturer of sports cars in Great Britain) with Ford's 427 "Sideoiler" Cobra V8. The Shelby AC Cobra is a legendary performer, displaying capabilities that weren't matched in a road car for many years. In fact, the AC roadster held the title for fastest time 0-100-0 for any production car for decades. The AC roadster is arguably the most common kit and reproduction car in the world. However, originals are extremely rare and routinely sell at auction for prices in excess of $250,000.


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Venous angioplasty stenting for multiple sclerosis (Liberation Procedure) is the most advanced procedure for the treatment of multiple sclerosis (MS). CCSVI or Chronic cerebro-spinal venous insufficiency syndrome is considered to be primary cause of multiple sclerosis disease. CCSVI syndrome is caused due to insufficient blood flow between central nervous system and heart through cervical and thoracic veins.
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Ladies and gentlemen, the highly-anticipated pt. II of Why Snowboarding is Dangerous | Hero Hour
Those kids are the other half of the family problem. Everyone knows that ski school is really just on-hill babysitting, but that hasn't stopped some imported instructor from pumping kids full of the idea that two hours under their teaching has put them straight onto the heels of Shaun White.
When the fathers pick up their kids, each has the desire to show off burning inside them hotter than the fireplace back at the cabin. The aftermath of all this results in Dads hanging over rails like wet laundry while his kid is stuck on a nearby takeoff, looking like a detached segment of a human centipede attempting to crawl to safety.
Then, there are the heroes who get hurt in the park no matter what their ability level may be. These are the supermen of snow who have found their kryptonite…the lodge bar. Drinking at the elevations where resorts reside tones down everyone's tolerance. Combine this phenomenon with an entire day of watching girls leave the bar with guys that can actually shred and suddenly those jumps look a lot smaller from the view of the barstool. The coming catastrophe is aided by the fact that the only thing keeping these guys out of the drop zone is a comfortably seated ride on a chairlift.
Most kids out there look up to heroes of all sorts, but beware young friends, these are not the ideal idols. Park crew and ski patrol are in charge of cleaning up these injuries. Since it takes a while to load up the meat cart and get the injured down to first aid, any employee getting involved in the rescue effort also risks a lengthened day. For this reason alone you are assured rookie treatment, on account of the experienced diggers and patrollers having already untied their boots and placed their gloves in front of the heater.
So how should an informed snowboarder like yourself avoid the pitfalls of Hero Hour? It's the easiest trick tip ever; Know your ability. And if you don't know it, one-drink some hot toddies and step up to a shot-ski before you strap in.


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A key aspect of winning any war is to define the goals. This is especially true of the current fighting in Gaza and Lebanon. By trying to do too much – or believing that one can achieve more than is possible – the result can be failure and certainly will be disappointment.
In this case, the mistake is to think that Israel can destroy Hezbollah or eliminate it as a political and military entity. To claim otherwise plays into the hands of Hezbollah, Syria, and Iran, which want to define their victory as Hezbollah's survival.
Defining victory as merely survival is a pattern often typical of Arab (and Iranian) politics and it is simultaneously disastrous and sensible. It is disastrous because it courts defeat by attacking superior forces: the 1967 Six Day War, Saddam Hussein's challenge to the United States and his attack on Iran, Yasir Arafat's fighting an endless battle in which he was always defeated, and so on. The Arab side is left with tremendous losses in casualties and material, as is once again happening with Lebanon and the Palestinians.
But what is to a large extent a defeat in practical and military terms also can be considered a political victory. The Arabs never "lose" because they never surrender. Thus they do not formally give up anything. The leaders that brought on failure and the groups that did not triumph become heroes for being able to claim that they courageously fought the enemy without being crushed. The important points for them are that they gained revenge by inflicting damage, showed that they were real men, did not buckle under, and survived.


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Wonderful time aboard the Epic!: Norwegian Epic Cruise Review by naomibeth
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Wonderful time aboard the Epic!
Destination: Mediterranean
Embarkation: Rome (Civitavecchia)
We arrived in Rome a day before and stayed overnight at Hotel Lirico, well-located under 10 minutes walking distance from the train station and about a half hour to 40 minutes from the Colosseum, Trevi Fountain, Spanish steps, and many delicious restaurants. The morning of our cruise, we took the train to the port of Rome, Civitavecchia. Take the train! It's a pleasant ride and so worth it. Only 5 Euros/person, compared to 150 euros for a taxi! The "slow" train is about an hour, 15 minutes while the speed train is about 40 minutes. We took the slow train since we didn't mind, and the time of departure suited us. Once at Civitavecchia, there is a shuttle bus More which takes you to the ship. Embarkmant onto the ship was incredibly fast and well-organized (we arrived at the ship at around 1pm). This is a nice time to arrive, as you then benefit from having lunch and exploring the ship while many passengers are still out touring. It seems passengers embark at either Civitavecchia or Barcelona (many more at Barcelona) so it was calm and quiet when we arrived.
We were not crazy about the lay-out of this ship, but it didn't really matter since there was only one sea day. However, on that one sea day it was impossible to get a chair along the deck! I am not exaggerating. We had breakfast and then started walking around the deck at 10:30am looking for somewhere to sit. There was literally not one chair available, except in a noisy area near the engines where there were no umbrellas, no pool, no hot tubs - so basically you just lie there and bake under the blazing sun! We decided to sit at the pool and we just dropped our towels and flip-flops on the floor nearby.
What we also found strange about the lay-out of the ship is that there is no where to walk. On other ships, there is usually one deck that loops around the entire length of the ship. We love to do these loops, as it is great exercise. Usually takes a good 6-7 minutes to do one loop. Or... we like to use the jogging track. Let me describe the Epic's jogging track!! It is an oval track, located on one side of the ship only, so basically you are jogging up and down the same side, repeatedly. But that's not all! Your view on that one side is completely obstructed by a row of life boats! Needless to say, I didn't do any outdoor jogging! There is a beautiful, large, indoor gym where we did some machines, although we really don't like to spend too much time in a gym while on a cruise. Our room was on the 11th floor, and we never took the elevator! So we managed to sneak in exercise whenever we could! Although we did not really need to worry, as we walked for hours upon hours every day, while touring the various countries we visited.
The food is average, but you won't lack for variety. There is something for everyone. Best was seafood night - OMG all you can eat lobster tails!! Won't tell you how many my husband ate. You should always check out at the buffet what the food theme is, since the main dining hall restaurants do not always follow the buffet theme. For instance, on seafood night the restaurants were not serving lobster tails on the menu, so we ate at the buffet that night instead. Well, actually we ate at the buffet and the dining hall... lol... it's the kinda thing you do on a cruise... oink oink... Oh, and to know what the food theme is, find these giant cakes at the buffet. Written on the cake is the theme! One night was chocolate night. Unlike Caribbean cruises where they somehow have no idea how to make chocolate, this cruise line has no problem in this area. Chocolate in a wide variety of forms and all dangerously delicious!! We did not feel the need to reserve dinners in any of the specialty restaurants (not included in your cruise package). Many people do; we were happy enough with the buffets and main dining halls. Excellent service and lines moves quickly. They give you a buzzer to hold should you have to wait (so you can walk around until your table is ready) and then they give you a glass of free bubbly for your inconvenience!! Oh, and we also love the any time dining, which is so convenient.
Dress code in the restaurants is an interesting thing. No formal attire, which we love. However, apparently men are not allowed to wear cargo shorts in the restaurants. Except... on your first day AND if your first day is in Barcelona. Confused?? We were! On our first day (Civitavecchia) my husband was turned away from the main dining hall restaurant (Manhattan) and politely told he would have to change out of his cargo shorts, which he immediately did. But then a few days later, in Barcelona, we witnessed hoards of men entering and exiting the same Manhattan dining hall wearing shorts of all kinds! My husband inquired about this inconsistent policy and was told that in Barcelona, unlike in Civitavecchia, there are about 4,000 new passengers embarking and they cannot expect everyone to have their luggage in their rooms and have access to their clothes, etc... so they waive their dress code for that one night. Apparently in Civitavecchia, a much smaller crowd (only a few hundred) embark so it is more manageable. We found that a bit strange... and mentioned this to guest services, that it didn't seem fair (we were polite, just wanted to give them our opinion). They apologized for our inconvenience and the next day we received a beautiful gift of sparkly wine and chocolate-covered strawberries!! Really sweet gesture and excellent customer relations!
We love the cabins. Here, they figured out a brilliant lay-out! The bathroom facilities are split into three separate areas.You have your shower stall (hose, good pressure), your private enclosed toilet area, and a sink which is next to the shower, but in the main cabin area. So cabin-mates can attend to all their needs simultaneously, without bumping into one another or invading each others privacy! Our bed was extremely comfortable and we slept well. Cabinets are also well-designed, with plenty of space to unpack and lay things out. We had a balcony which we feel is a must, since we love "happy hour", sitting outside watching the ocean... Room service is twice a day, efficient, with the occasional towel animal!
Shows were quite good. We reserved from home to avoid long lines - you should do the same! Blue Man Group was entertaining, although I felt it was geared toward a younger age group (children). My husband enjoyed it more than I did. We also booked a Cirque du Soleil dinner theatre which was excellent. We also saw (no reservations needed) a phenomenal operatic pop vocal quartet called Ancora. They were absolutely wonderful. Incredible talent. No comedy shows on this ship, which was disappointing.
We highly advise you to pre-book your cruise excursions from home. Why would you want to waste precious time standing in long, long lines at the shore excursions desk, when you could be doing many more interesting things while on or off the ship?! We booked an excursion for Florence, which included a beautiful drive through Tuscany to a beautiful castle for wine-tasting. Really fun day! We also booked an excursion in Naples; Sorrento and Amalfi by land and by sea. Most spectacular places to visit and we highly recommend you go! By the way, it is worth doing the excursions with the ship, since then you never have to worry about being back on time. It is their responsibility, unlike random companies which might be cheaper but cannot protect you from being late. You do not need that kind of stress!
Also, very important that you do your research from home on every country you plan on visiting. We brought notes about everything we wanted to do and see, including how to get around when not doing a ship excursion. We knew how much taxis should cost and where to tell taxi's to take us from the port. We were typically off the ship between 7:30-8:30am and packed in full days! Feel free to contact me should you have specific questions about Cannes, Barcelona, or Majorca. Must sees are Familia Sagrada and La Rambla in Barcelona; you must eat Paela anywhere in Spain, and you must eat pizza in Naples!!
Have fun if you go! You won't be disappointed :) Less
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We love the cabins. Here, they figured out a brilliant lay-out! The bathroom facilities are split into three separate areas.You have your shower stall (hose, good pressure), your private enclosed toilet area, and a sink which is next to the shower, but in the main cabin area. So cabin-mates can attend to all their needs simultaneously, without bumping into one another or invading each others privacy! Our bed was extremely comfortable and we slept well. Cabinets are also well-designed, with plenty of space to unpack and lay things out. We had a balcony which we feel is a must, since we love "happy hour", sitting outside watching the ocean... Room service is twice a day, efficient, with the occasional towel animal!
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Spurs Acquire Melvin Ely
Ely, a 6-10 forward/center, is in his fifth NBA season. He has appeared in 24 games for Charlotte this season and is averaging 2.9 points and 1.6 rebounds in 10.2 minutes a game. Ely enjoyed his finest NBA season last year when he averaged 9.8 points and 4.9 rebounds in 23.6 minutes in 57 games while shooting .508 (216-425) for the Bobcats. For his career Ely has appeared in 254 games for Charlotte and the Los Angeles Clippers, averaging 6.3 points and 3.6 rebounds in 17.9 minutes per game. The 28-year old was originally the 12th overall selection in the 2002 NBA Draft.
Williams has appeared in 16 games for the Spurs this season, averaging 2.6 points in 5.5 minutes a game. He was originally acquired on 6/21/06 from Toronto with Matt Bonner and a 2009 second round pick in exchange for Rasho Nesterovic. For his career, the 6-8 forward has played in 653 games for six teams (San Antonio, Toronto, New Jersey, Cleveland, Denver and Boston), averaging 8.6 points, 3.3 rebounds and 1.4 assists in 24.0 minutes a game.


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OECD Economics Department Working Papers
- 1815-1973 (en ligne)
- http://dx.doi.org/10.1787/18151973
Working papers from the Economics Department of the OECD that cover the full range of the Department's work including the economic situation, policy analysis and projections; fiscal policy, public expenditure and taxation; and structural issues including ageing, growth and productivity, migration, environment, human capital, housing, trade and investment, labour markets, regulatory reform, competition, health, and other issues.
The views expressed in these papers are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect those of the OECD or of the governments of its member countries.
Housing, Financial and Capital Taxation Policies to Ensure Robust Growth in Sweden
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- Muge Adalet McGowan1
- Author Affiliations
- 1: OECD, France
- 18 fév 2013
- Bibliographic information
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- http://dx.doi.org/10.1787/5k4c0vtc1kkk-en
Extensive structural reforms since the early 1990s have strengthened the resilience of the Swedish economy to shocks. However, more needs to be done to better manage near-term risks and ensure that growth remains sustainable in the longer run. Reforming the housing market would reduce the risks associated with high house prices, ensure adequate residential investment and improve labour mobility and well-being. Clarifying the division of responsibilities in financial regulation and improving the macroprudential toolkit would reduce the risks to stability and the contingent fiscal liabilities arising from a large, concentrated banking system. Better aligning the taxation of different types of assets would make taxation more neutral.
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- capital taxation, Sweden, macroprudential regulation, bank resolution, financial stability, housing markets, rent regulation, growth, household
- Classification JEL:
- D13: Microeconomics / Household Behavior and Family Economics / Household Production and Intrahousehold Allocation
- E21: Macroeconomics and Monetary Economics / Consumption, Saving, Production, Investment, Labor Markets, and Informal Economy / Consumption ; Saving ; Wealth
- G18: Financial Economics / General Financial Markets / Government Policy and Regulation
- G21: Financial Economics / Financial Institutions and Services / Banks ; Depository Institutions ; Micro Finance Institutions ; Mortgages
- G28: Financial Economics / Financial Institutions and Services / Government Policy and Regulation
- H2: Public Economics / Taxation, Subsidies, and Revenue
- R21: Urban, Rural, Regional, Real Estate, and Transportation Economics / Household Analysis / Housing Demand
- R31: Urban, Rural, Regional, Real Estate, and Transportation Economics / Real Estate Markets, Spatial Production Analysis, and Firm Location / Housing Supply and Markets
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- EPAC's 'Hairspray' lifts audience (and hair) to new heights
- Another round! Ephrata Brewfest back for second year
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- Comfort over headcount: Penn Cinema adds recliners
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- This summer, at the movies…
- Singers wanted: Lititz Community Chorus re-forming
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Douglas M. Weitzel51, of Manheim, Air Force veteran
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Caroline M. Weaver91, Manheim native
Caroline M. Weaver, 91, of Lancaster, passed away Friday, Oct. 7, 2011 at home with her family. Born in Manheim, she was the daughter of the late William and Lizzie (Kreider) Caldwell. Caroline was the wife to...
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Robert W. Stormfeltz87, Raymark chemist, WWII veteran
Robert W. "Bob" Stormfeltz, 87, formerly of Manheim, died peacefully Saturday, Oct. 8, 2011 at Pleasant View Retirement Community. Born in Manheim, he was the son of the late Harry and Clara Weidman Stormfeltz. He was the...
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Merle V. Ruhl89, retired farmer, church board officer
Merle V. Ruhl, 89, of Elizabethtown, passed away Thursday, Oct. 6, 2011 at Masonic Village, Elizabethtown. Born in Manheim, he was the son of the late Emerson and Annetta (Alexander) Ruhl. He was the husband of the...
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Irene E. Nolt89, United Zion resident, seamstress
Irene E. Nolt, 89, of Manheim, passed away Friday, Oct. 7, 2011 at the United Zion Retirement Community, Lititz. Born in Salisbury Township, she was the daughter of the late Eli and Mary Winey Eby. She...
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Dennis Kiser61, Vietnam vet, building contractor
Dennis "Ed" Kiser, 61, went to be with his Lord Monday, Oct. 3, 2011 unexpectedly at his home in Manheim. Born in York, he spent the last 16 1/2 years married to his beloved wife, Nancy. Ed...
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On Sunday, Oct. 9, at Brethren Village after 100 glorious years on this earth, Stanley W. "Hos" Hosler passed through Heaven's gates. He was born on Aug. 9, 1911 in Elstonville to the late Walter G. and...
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Mary Jane Fitzpatrick, 77, of Lititz, was gently taken by angels Monday, Oct. 3, 2011 surrounded by her family. Born in Pittsburgh, she was the daughter of the late Mary Amelia and Henry...
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Ephrata beats MC 3-1 to grab inside track on second
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Opposition leader Mark McGowan announced on Thursday he wanted the state's universities to follow in the lead of Victoria, which had elevated the sector to its biggest export, worth billions of dollars.
"We will also encourage all our universities to collaborate in their international marketing to promote Western Australia as the smart state in the Asian and Indian Ocean regions," Mr McGowan told a Committee for Economic Development of Australia luncheon in Perth.
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A Wonderful Week on the Grand Princess: Grand Princess Cruise Review by Life _in_alaska
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A Wonderful Week on the Grand Princess
Destination: Eastern Caribbean
Embarkation: Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades)
We were loaded on a bus and embarkation went very quickly, hardly a line. Then we were on our first cruise ship! Our Mini-suite was a good space. My 6'1" husband could stretch out on the couch, had a coffee table and a chair. The balcony had very nice reclining chairs with stools that we used quite a bit. For this trip, our Dolphin Port side cabin was great to watch the More ports of call come by us. Beautiful views off our balcony. The bathroom had plenty of space to store the necessities on shelves and under the sink. The closet and shelves for clothes, again, plenty of space and I had 2 huge suitcases of clothes (and one for shoes :) George, our room steward, came and went cleaning up and adding towels and ice. He served us a glass of champagne when we arrived and quietly did a great job all week. All staffing we saw and talked to said a friendly hello and some stopped to chat a little.
Went to a Cruise Critic Meet and Greet. It was so nice seeing the folks who had been on the chat board. Nice folks and some of the crew was in attendance. Thanks Barb for setting this up!
We had anytime dining and really liked it. We ate each night at Michael Angelos. On the first night we had Bebe, our head waiter. He was wonderful for me, as I have severe shrimp, crab, lobster allergies and have a very difficult time dining with cross contamination in the kitchens. Bebe worked with me each meal and I didn't have one allergy issue! He suggested wonderful wine and the food was always good. I wouldn't say excellent, but very good. We also had Pizza at Alfredo's and it was excellent.
We loved the deli with the desserts and had tea served to us in the Atrium in the evenings. Internet access was sooooo slow. I bought a package, but was so annoyed with it, didn't use it all.
Entertainment was quite good. It has to be difficult to put on a production like they do. Billy Hygate was the Cruise Director and his sidekick Dave, I think. Both were a lot of fun.
As far as bands, Opus played the Sail Away, which was fun on deck. Opus was a great party band with great songs. We went to a deck party and tons of people were dancing, went to a 50's/60's dance in Explorers and they had everybody dancing. Just made for a great time and we haven't danced for a few years.
Last stop was Princess Cays. I thought we'd be bored, but we got a clam shell (get one!) and laid in the shade and cooled off in the water all day. It was a nice day to end our trip.
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When my garden is at its peak, I love to prepare this refreshing salad using my own tomatoes, cucumbers, radishes, green peppers and mint. Make this wonderful dish ahead to allow the flavors to blend and for added convenience.
- 2 cups cooked brown or wild rice
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- 1 cup fresh or frozen peas
- 1 cucumber, seeded and finely chopped
- 1 green pepper, finely chopped
- 1/2 cup sliced green onions
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You had written something a few months ago about FHA short sales being more difficult. Is that still true? Heather
Things are definitely getting better for FHA short sales, although there's one new change that could shock some people.
One of the easier parts: One of the largest banks has started processing these types of short sales on the automated system called "Equator." Previously, the bank would manually process FHA short sales through an under-staffed department that often took at least six months to complete. We're now seeing much faster processing times on these.
Also, as of Oct.1 , the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) changed the guidelines for FHA short sales. Some of the major qualifications of the new policy are as follows:
A homeowner must be at imminent risk of default.
A mortgage must be in default at the close of escrow. If not, homeowners still can still qualify if they can prove a loss of income, a change in financial situation, death of a co-mortgagor, long term or permanent illness, divorce, or employment of more than 50 miles away.
Homeowners only can only sell to buyers who are no relation. Prearranged deals and deals with anyone with whom they have a personal or business relationship also are not allowed.
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That's it, they've all gone.
Iana to make final IPv4 allocations | ZDNet UK
It's hardly up to the user to ensure that their ISP is IPv6 enabled. If it wasn't, then they would surely be facing very significant legal troubles.
good thing my entire portfolio is in IPv4 addresses, I'm gonna get rich selling these things off once the next IPhone comes out
Anyways, odds are we we'll be trading IPv4 addresses back and forth for a long while before there's no other alternative than being force-fed the IPv6 pratfall. So yeah, keep those IPv4 if you own any.
... Or give 'em to me. I'm taking donations.
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Test your IPv6.
Fail :(
Failed here too, naturally. But I'm assuming this is just my ISP not having turned IPv6 only.
>> That page is from 2003. Many major .COMs have prepared themselves for this switch and from what I understand, Google and others have started testing.
I think the problem here is a lot more complex than simply having .COMs moved to IPv6 and your ISPs enabling it. I suggest you read slowly.
EDIT: I was trying to remember another more recent paper on the subject and only now I could find a reference to it in my notes. No wonder I was having trouble remembering about it; I don't have access anymore to the Burton Group research papers. If anyone in here does, this it it: IPv4 Address Exhaustion: An Inconvenient Truth. It's a research paper from late 2008 by Jeff Young, a senior analyst over there, in which he also predicts the extinction of IPv4 address by November 2011.
Basically it extends on Bernstein's, ermm lively, discussion that I linked above by addressing the issues of lack of compatibility and interoperability between IPv4 and IPv6 and discusses what's a likely outcome of IPv6 implementation for the near future, before the new protocol establishes itself firmly and IPv4 is all but entirely gone; i.e. an internet fragmented into islands of connectivity and an increase of security concerns.
My problem is probably my router before the ISP. Looking at all the settings, it requests an IP from the ISP but only has them in IP4 format and all other IP settings are in IP4.
Might need to shell out on a new router to get it to work.
I'm assuming that once that was done and assuming the ISP was setup for IP6 I can still operate my subnet on IP4? Might get difficult with DNS and other stuff though....
I'm going to make a not-so-bold prediction here... no major city in any major country is going to experience any problems what-so-ever when we make the switch. As for web-space owners... as long as you're with a reputable provider, then your website will be just fine. No fuss, no muss. The only real problem I might have is buying a new router because I have a cheap-o off brand router that almost certainly won't support IPv6 and definitely won't be providing any firmware updates.
I'm slight more concerned about the world ending on Dec 21, 2012.
Because still today we are obviously not caring one bit about implementing IPv6 connectivity, these problems are merely being delayed. If however the push for IPv6 had been done earlier, altering software to deal with IPv6 would be today a common scenario. But it's not. Legacy applications will be hit the harder with everyone rushing to have them altered. But even modern software -- client and server -- will need to be changed.
There's no sense of urgency. Not because this is a problem, but because not very many realize this is a problem, or simply don't care about it until it bites them in their behind.
See the thing I never understood is why they didn't just add another dot...
Old IP ... 22.214.171.124
New IP ... 0.64.122.43.244
This could be a gentle transition. Severs and backbone providers could implement it right away and so long as the upper character stays 0 for a while, the upgrades could be fed to various end user systems through forced updates and nobody would even notice. Then when current dotted quads are all used up simply start using the upper character in the "dotted cinq".
This entire ipv6 business strikes me as painfully illconsidered, perhaps even deliberately disruptive and quite frankly I have to wonder if it would have gotten even a sideways glance if Microsoft wasn't backing it... It really does impress me as the bully trying to re-arrange the club house.
Because IP addresses just don't work that way. The dot notation is just a text representation of what IPv4 addresses really are: four bytes of data, allocated to two integers according to the subnet mask.Quote:
why they didn't just add another dot...
By "adding another dot" you extend this to five bytes, which already breaks everything. So if you're breaking everything, why not extend it to the point where you have enough addresses to give one to every wristwatch?
That said, IPv6 does more than just extending the size of IPs, but it's been too long since I've really looked at the topic.


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It's been almost six months since restorations were completed on the American Legion Paul E. Bolding Post 7's Chattahoochee Park Pavilion and local interest has exceeded expectations.
"We had almost no interest in (renting) the pavilion before the renovations," said Dave Dellinger, senior vice commander for the post. "I thought interest would rise after we had a few events but then weddings started happening, which really surprised me."
The pavilion, which sits on the banks of Lake Lanier, is more than 100 years old and its restoration has been a major focus of the Legion in the past year.
In 2012, Gainesville City Council voted to spend $25,000 on building materials for the site and it was renovated by Hall County Correctional Institute inmates. In return, the post agreed to allow the city to use the pavilion for various functions.
In addition, the Legion planned to rent out the pavilion themselves for special events such as weddings, veteran's functions and family reunions. This month, there are two weddings scheduled to take place at the location and two more scheduled for next month.
"Reaction has absolutely been positive to it," Dellinger said. "There is something scheduled for every Saturday in September and October."
The pavilion itself was built sometime in the early 1900s as part of the Chattahoochee Park amusement park, which was located next to what was then Lake Warner. An electric streetcar connected the park to downtown Gainesville.
Georgia Power bought the park in 1923 and used it as an employee retreat until 1955. When Lake Lanier was created a few years later, most of the park's buildings were submerged, leaving behind just the pavilion.
The American Legion purchased the pavilion from Georgia Power shortly afterward and has operated it ever since. As the years passed by, interest in the facility fell off and it slowly slipped into disrepair.
"It was in pretty bad condition," Dellinger said. "There was nothing under the shingles and so rain water was leaking through, which rotted some of the boards. All of the outside support posts were rotted halfway up and several were completely rotted.
"If you grabbed the post, you could shake the whole building."
In 2012, The Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation listed the pavilion in it's top 10 "places in peril," citing "a large amount of rotting timbers that are in need of repair and replacing."
The repairs replaced the rotten boards and supports, fixed the supports to a steel footing to prevent future rotting and added bathrooms. The legion retained as much of the original materials as possible, including most of the railings and their supports, Dellinger said.
The work isn't over yet, however.
Much of the surrounding area is in need of attention, including the access road and parking area. Last spring, vandals stole the grills and sinks out of their stone settings in a nearby barbecue area.
"The first priority is to get some gravel for around the pavilion, the access road and the parking area," Legion post commander Ron Kellner said. "We also would like to replace those grills and have some shrubbery around there to spruce it up some.
"But all of those things take money and manpower and most of us are limited on what we can do."
The Legion hopes to spread the word about the location and recently held a open house for event planners to show it off. Kellner said that the pavilion's serene backdrop, close proximity to the Legion building, which is also available for rent, and inexpensive price make it an asset to the community.
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LOVED ones will remember a passionate sports fan — by dressing in football strip for his funeral.
Patrick Perry — known by his middle name Paul — died at his home in Cartmel Crescent, Tonge Moor, aged 74, on July 4 after a long battle with illness.
The stalwart Bury Football Club fan was also a supporter of The Salvation Army for 40 years. His funeral will take place at The Salvation Army's Bolton Citadel in St George's Road, Bolton, at 1pm on Thursday.
Those attending have been asked not to wear black and have been encouraged to wear a football strip.
The avid Shakers fan is probably best known for his one-man effort during the dark days of administration. He decorated his car in blue and white and installed loud speakers to drive around Bury drumming up support.
A statement from the club said: "With heavy hearts we announce the death of Paul Perry — perhaps one of the club's biggest supporters.
Even with failing eyesight and badly ill, Paul would still be seen in his main stand front row seat. On several occasions, Paul would discharge himself from hospital, against all medical advice, to get to Gigg Lane."
Mr Perry was an avid Golden Gamble user, buying up to £40 worth of tickets at every match and always putting any winnings back into the club. The club statement added: "Rest in peace Paul — a great Shaker."
Mr Perry, who was married to the late Dee, leaves children Karl and Christine, nephews Mark and Anthony and nieces Collette, Lorraine and Amanda. He was a great uncle to Rachael, Gary, David, Emma, Rebecca, Keira and Shane. His daughter Christine Perry, of Tonge Moor, said: "We know he will be shouting at the referee and the away team's manager from up in the sky."


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100 Creatives 2013: Jenn Fox, Mixed Media and Mania
What She Does: It's very hard to describe Jenn Fox's work because it's like snagging pink elephants out of a hallucination, but I'll give it a shot. By trade she's a mixed media artist who works with sculptures, paintings, and collages to create strange narrative works that though static, seem to move like a freakin' Bakshi cartoon.
It's not comfortable work. Fox has a strange aversion to the human face, with many of her subjects peering out of a fog, turned away from the viewer, or featuring little more than the suggestion of expression. Even when her subjects face full front they often have closed eyes. It allows for a fair bit of projection from a the viewer, but also suggests a strange loss of identity when place in her swirling, muddy backgrounds or amidst her slightly surreal photography collages.
The result is literally like being in someone else's dream, and that may be the best way to look at what Fox does. She always had a healthy appreciation for art, but a lack of any real early training convinced her it was a pipe dream. Eventually she decided to set out on her unique path, and she took a very literal approach to creation. Fox typically spends days writing poems and stories about her pieces before launching herself into the studio to get her hands dirty. That tiny touch of multi-faceted obsession is what lends such depth to the final product.
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Why She Likes It: "I love the process that goes into painting. Mixing colors, creating texture, and adding different mediums to a piece."
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What Inspires Her: Dichotomy is a big part of Fox's work, awake and asleep, black and white, and most of all good an evil. She says that the millions of choices we make in the face of conflict is a driving force behind what inspires her creations. The null space between decision is where her particular flower grows best.
Artistically she looks up to Kiefer, Rauschenberg, Burchfield, Michael Roque Collins, and her husband Taylor Brown.
If Not Here, Then Where: "I love Houston! I am a sucker for sunsets, and I don't think they get much better than in Texas. There is something nostalgic to me about the color of the sky during the summer and the sound of cicadas that I haven't experienced anywhere else. If I were to move I would love to live in the mountains around more diverse wildlife than the raccoons that live under our apartment.
If Not This, Then What: "If I couldn't paint I have NO idea what I would do. I love to garden. Maybe I would start a little farm and spend all day outside! Although that may happen if we ever move out of Montrose and get a little more yard space."
What's Next: Fox is keeping on keeping on showing in galleries all over the country, which seems like a good plan. Right now she's working with Sojourn Heights as Artist in Residence.
More Creatives for 2013 (In order of most recently published; click here for the full page).
Shohei Iwahama, dancer Erica DelGardo, metalsmith Bob Clark, executive director Houston Family Arts Center Kerrelyn Sparks, bestselling romance author Lindsay Halpin, punk rock mad hatter Drake Simpson, actor Shelby Carter, Playboy model turned photographer David Matranga, actor Crystal Belcher, pole dancer Daniel Kramer, photographer Blue 130, pin-up explosion art Nina Godiwalla, author and TED speaker David Wilhem, light painter Tom Abrahams, author and newscaster Browncoat, pin-up pop artist Kris Becker, Nu-Classical composer and pianist Vincent Fink, science fashion Stephanie Saint Sanchez, Senorita Cinema founder Ned Gayle, thrift store painting defacer Sameera Faridi, fashion designer Greg Ruhe, The Human Puppet Sophia L. Torres, founder and co-artistic director of Psophonia Dance Company Maggie Lasher, dance professor and artistic director Jordan Jaffe, founder of Black Lab Theatre Outspoken Bean, performance poet Barry Moore, architect Josh Montoute, mobile gaming specialist Ty Doran, young actor Gwen Zepeda, Houston's first Poet Laureate Joseph Walsh, principal dancer at Houston Ballet Justin Garcia, artist Buck Ross, dilettante and director of Moores Opera Center Patrick Renner, sculptor of the abstract and the esoteric Tomas Glass, abstract artist and True Blood musician Ashley Stoker, painter, photographer and Tumblr muse Amy Llanes, artistic airector of Rednerrus Feil Dance Company Bevin Bering Dubrowski, executive director at the Houston Center for Photography Lydia Hance, founder and director of Frame Dance Productions Piyali Sen Dasgupta, mixed media artist and nature lover Dean James, New York Times bestselling mystery novelist Nicola Parente, abstract painter and photographer Cheryl Schulke, handmade leather pursemaker Anthony Rathbun, Alternative Lifestyle Photographer David Salinas, computer-less analog photographer Danielle Burns, art curator Alicia DiRago, Whimseybox founder Katia Zavistovski, contemporary art curator Ashley Horn, choreographer, filmmaker Amanda Stevens, scary book author Peter Lucas, film and video curator, music lover and self-described culture-slinger Ana MarÃa Otamendi, collaborative pianist and vocal coach Billy D. Washington, comedian Michele Brangwen, choreographer and dancer Kristin Warren, actress and choreographer Kelly Sears, animator and film maker Colton Berry, Bayou City Theatrics' artistic director jhon r. stronks,dance-maker Joe Grisaffi, actor, director, writer, cinematographer Jordan "Monster Mac" McMahon, artist, designer
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By Gardner Goldsmith on Jun 11, 2014 11:29 pm
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Gardner Goldsmith Files for US Senate Run
Today, author, television scriptwriter and public speaker P. Gardner Goldsmith arrived in Concord from his childhood home in Amherst to file as the Libertarian candidate for the 2014 US Senate against Jeanne Shaheen, and the prospective GOP candidate.
Goldsmith's reasons are numerous, and center on principles.
"The courageous men and women of the Revolutionary Era understood ideals that are not popular among establishment politicians like Jeanne Shaheen and the GOP's likely choice, Scott Brown," he said.
"They understood that you have natural rights to your life, your liberty, and the fruits of your labor. They understood that you have a right to defend all those things with arms, without ANY interference from politicians and bureaucrats. They understood that you have a right to privacy, and formulated rules in the Constitution to protect against precisely the kinds of unwarranted searches that happen on phone and internet systems, in private homes, in airports, and in cars every oppressive day in contemporary America."
"They wrote rules for the operation of the US government and clearly enumerated the powers granted to it.
"But today's politicians pay no heed. They send the US military on aggressive missions without a legal Declaration of War in order to torture captives contrary to the Geneva Accords. They kill people without trial – men, women and children — by hitting them with drones, then tell us those who seek retribution hate America for our supposed freedoms.
"They take not only our money, but the money of people not even born, forcing servitude on them — to labor without personal consent. And they give us childish excuses. They say that 'America has spoken', or they are 'defending freedom', or they are 'investing in America.'
"The last time I looked, theft and redistribution of wealth weren't 'investments'."
Goldsmith concluded with this warning.
"This observation is one of not only Democrats and the current occupant of the White House, but of the establishment GOP. Scott Brown voted for the indefinite detention of Americans under the National Defense Authorization Act… And so did Jeanne Shaheen. Brown recently told radio host Howie Carr that he would 'never sponsor a bill to further restrict the right to keep and bear arms' but he did not say he would never vote for one if it were sponsored by someone ELSE. Meanwhile, Jeanne Shaheen sees fit to invade your medical privacy via her outrageous support for the so-called 'Affordable Care Act'.
"They are shells lacking principle. Avatars without spines. They are dangerous to you, your earnings, and the futures of your children. They make nebulous statements about their love of home and country while burning the document that gives them their seats in power.
"They spit in your faces and call it rain. It's time to stop the abuse and vote libertarian. Show them you are an individual. Show them your worth. You still have a chance to stand up for principle."


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Scientists at the Western College of Veterinary Medicine and the University of Saskatchewan have played primary and collaborative roles in the identification, treatment and prevention of diseases such as neonatal calf diarrhea, post weaning multi-systemic wasting syndrome (PMWS) in pigs, chronic wasting disease, West Nile virus, and bovine respiratory disease.
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Collaborations with these organizations - plus partnerships with the U of S College of Medicine, provincial and federal government agencies and other national research centres have led to the involvement of WCVM faculty and graduate students in various projects targeting infectious disease- and immunology-related issues in domestic animals, wildlife and humans. The collaborative work has also led to the development of the U of S Immunology and Infectious Diseases Research Group - a cross-campus research initiative.
WCVM faculty members continue to be involved in a wide range of projects that focus on immunology and infectious diseases. New treatments for bovine pneumonic pasteurellosis (shipping fever) and mastitis lesions, the role of pulmonary intravascular macrophages (PIMs) in lung inflammation, the humoral innate immune defenses in porcine milk and porcine circovirus type 2 studies are some examples of ongoing projects. As well, WCVM scientists are involved in investigations of infectious diseases in poultry, specialized livestock, companion animals, wildlife, horses and people.


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CIRCULATION AND BLOOD Anatomy Review -- Blood Vessel Structure and Function the blood vessels of the body form a closed delivery system that begins and ends with the heart Should know: Pathway of systemic circuit and pulmonary circuit Systemic circuit consists of blood vessels that carry blood to and from body tissues, where oxygen and nutrients are released from blood and CO2 and other wastes are picked up; left side of heart pumps blood through systemic circuit Pulmonary circuit consists of blood vessels that carry blood to and from lungs, where CO2 is unloaded from blood and oxygen is picked up; right side of heart pumps blood through pulmonary circuit Relative roles of lining epithelium, smooth muscle, and connective tissue Lining epithelium is tissue that lines blood vessels, the heart, and cavities of the digestive and respiratory systems Smooth muscle is type with no externally visible striations. Occurs in walls of hollow organs, such as blood vessels and the stomach Connective tissue provides binding and support Blood Vessel Walls Made up of 3 tunics and a lumen, a cavity through which blood passes Tunica intima [endothelium] Innermost layer of blood vessel; consists of endothelium underlain by thin connective tissue; forms smooth, friction-reducing lining of blood vessel Tunica Media Middle layer of blood vessel composed largely of circularly-arranged smooth muscle cells and elastic fibers in sheets; muscle cells contract and relax, changing diameter of vessel; elastin allows vessels to stretch and recoil Tunica adventitia Outermost layer of blood vessel; mostly loosely woven collagen fibers; protects and binds blood vessel to surrounding structures Comparison of arteries, capillaries, and veins Artery Transports blood from heart Exposed to highest pressures of any vessels Has thicket tunica media of any vessels Elastic arteries Type with most elastin in tunica media Closest to heart Expands for systole and recoils for diastole Forms a kinda peristaltic movement Muscular arteries Most smooth muscle in tunica media of 3 types Delivers blood to specific organs Activity regulated by vasomotor fibers [sympathetic nerves] Pressure [that was high in aorta] begins to decline here Arterioles Smallest type of artery Usually where capillaries branch off Capillary Smallest type of blood vessel Capillary walls consist only of thin tunica intima [endothelial cells] Allows for exchanges of materials between blood and tissue cells Capillary bed [where most are located] Made up of precapillary sphincter, shunt, and true capillary Interweaving networks of capillaries that consists of a shunt that connects the arteriole and venule and true capillaries, where exchanges take place b/t blood and tissue cells Blood flow no longer pulses and pressure continues to drop Veins Venous valve One-way valve found in veins where blood flow opposes gravity, as in limbs Prevents backflow as blood travels towards heart Formed from folds of tunica intima Muscular pump Contracting skeletal muscles press against veins, forcing blood through one-way venous valves Respiratory pump The pressure changes occurring during breathing that enhance venous return During inhalation, pressure decreases in the thoracic cavity and increases in the abdominal cavity creating an upward "sucking" effect that pulls blood towards the heart Type of blood vessel that carries blood towards the heart Walls are thinner and lumens are larger than in arteries Tunica adventitia is heaviest cell layer Venule Usually where capillaries branch off Smallest type of vein Anatomy Review: The Heart The heart is the transport system pump; the delivery routes are the blood vessels. Using blood as the transport medium, the heart propels oxygen, nutrients, wastes, and other substances to and past the body cells. Heart anatomy Superior vena cava Vein that returns blood to the right atrium from body regions superior to diaphragm Right coronary artery Branches from base of aorta and supplies oxygenated blood to right side of heart Right atrium Heart chamber that receives oxygen-poor blood from the body Chordae tendineae Cords ["heart strings"] that anchor AV valve flaps to the papillary muscles Papillary muscle Muscle bundles that project from ventricular walls Connected to AV valve flaps via chordae tendineae Contract to hold AV valve flaps in closed position Right ventricle Heart chamber that pumps oxygen-poor blood to the lungs Inferior vena cava Vein that returns blood to right atrium from body regions inferior to diaphragm Aorta Largest artery in the body Receives oxygen-rich blood from left ventricle Tricuspid valve Prevents backflow into the right atrium when right ventricle contracts Has 3 flaps Also known as right atrioventricular [AV] valve Coronary sinus Vessel that collects oxygen-poor blood from cardiac veins Empties blood into right atrium Fossa ovalis Shallow depression in the interatrial septum marking the spot where an opening, the foramen ovale, existed in fetal heart Pulmonary semilunar valve Valve at entrance to pulmonary trunk Prevents backflow into right ventricle Pulmonary trunk Vessel that receives oxygen-poor blood from the right ventricle Splits into the right and left pulmonary arteries, which carry blood to the lungs Left atrium Chamber that receives oxygen-rich blood from the lungs Left pulmonary valve Artery that branches off the pulmonary trunk to carry oxygen-poor blood to the left lung Left ventricle Heart chamber that pumps oxygen-rich blood to the body Anterior interventricular artery Branch of left coronary artery Supplies oxygenated blood to interventricular septum [which partitions the ventricles] and anterior walls of both ventricles Great cardiac vein Cardiac vein in anterior interventricular sulcus Collects oxygen-poor blood from capillary beds of myocardium Left ventricle Chamber that pumps oxygen-rich blood to the body Pulmonary circuit carries blood to and from lungs to pick up oxygen Involves right side of the heart Systemic circuit carries blood to and from body tissues to release nutrients and oxygen and to pickup CO2 and wastes Involves left side of the heart Cardiac muscle is made up of cardiac myofibrils, intercalated discs [interlocking], and nuclei Intrinsic Conduction System The intrinsic conduction system sets the basic rhythm of the beating heart. It consists of autorhythmic cardiac cells that initiate and distribute impulses [action potentials] throughout the heart. Intrinsic conduction system Coordinates heart activity by determining direction and speed of heart depolarization Anatomy SA node Mass of autorhythmic cells located in the right atrial wall near the entrance of the superior vena cava (SA = sinoatrial) Generates impulses about 75 times per minute Sets pace for entire heart [i.e. pacemaker] Internodal pathway Carries impulses from SA node to AV node AV node [AV=atrioventricular] Mass of autorhythmic cells located in the inferior portion of the interatrial septum above the tricuspid valve Each impulse is delayed briefly, allowing atria to contract before ventricles AV bundle Autorhythmic cells located in the inferior part of the interatrial septum Only electrical connection between atria and ventricles Also known as bundle of His Bundle branches Two branches resulting from splitting of the AV bundle Conveys impulses down the interventricular septum Purkinje fibers Fibers that run through the interventricular septum, penetrate the heart apex, then turn superiorly and ramify in the ventricular walls, conveying impulses throughout the ventricles That list is the pathway of depolarization Action potentials, which spread from the autorhythmic cells of the intrinsic conduction system to the contractile cells, are electrical events. Subsequent contraction of the contractile cells is a mechanical event that causes a heartbeat ECG wave P Wave = atrial depolarization QRS complex = ventricular depolarization T wave = ventricular repolarization
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My sausage dog is very special to me and now she is 12 she is not going to be around forever.
My boyfriend Alex always said 'we need to get her cloned' but it was just a joke and then suddenly there was an article about it.
I thought I have got to win this because I have got to get Winnie cloned . We sent in some videos and it just sort of rollercoasters from there. It all happened very quickly.
I have to say I am pretty happy, if they were going to clone any British dog I am glad it is Winnie because she is so special. I honestly think everyone will want one now.
People will be ringing Korea and ordering Winnie clones. She is a very special little dog!
We have only just got back from South Korea where she was cloned. It was amazing, we spent most of our time in the science facility.
We went to the clinic where the puppies get trained and their vet centres compared to England are like something you would find on Harley Street. They have grooming and play centres.
I had no idea they were so dog crazy but they are.
Looks wise it looks exactly like Winnie, I have to say it is identical. But personality-wise I couldn't tell you because it doesn't see and it doesn't hear, it is just a little sausage dog that wriggles around drinking milk. But they are going to keep me updated with videos and photos and we may try to go and visit it again in the next few months.
Apparently I have to wait six months because of our strict quarantine laws. It is really heartbreaking.
I am going to write to David Cameron to see if he can make an exception for my mini Winnie.
Namewise I was always going to call her Wilma, but now she has been born I just call her mini Winnie so time will tell. There are also people calling her Winnie the two and Twinnie. I am just so excited about Winnie meeting her, that is going to be the next big step.
I have seen on pet forums that some people are against it. But one thing I will say is the facility where the cloning takes place the animals are treated so well. It is a lovely environment.
I understand people saying we are playing god but science is developing more and more.
Are we playing god with IVF treatment or body part transplants? I think the main fear is it will go toward human cloning but that is not something I am interested in.
At the end of the day I have got another mini Winnie, it might not be the same but I will love it anyway and I love the fact it is so closely related to the original Winnie.
It might not be for everyone but for the people who like it, let them enjoy it.
And for those that don't, why kick off about something that won't effect you?
The £60,000 Puppy: Cloning Man's Best Friend is on Channel 4 on Wednesday at 10pm.


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Suresh Raina's dynamic century took India to 304 for six against England in the second one-day international at Cardiff on Wednesday.
In what was effectively the first of this five-match series, following Monday's total washout in Bristol, India were in trouble at 19 for two before a stand of 91 between Rohit Sharma (52) and Ajinkya Rahane (41) revived the innings.
Left-hander Raina, who made exactly 100, and India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni (52), then strengthened the tourists' grip on the game with a fifth-wicket stand of 144.
Chris Woakes led England's attack with four for 52 in his 10 overs, with off-spinner James Tredwell (two for 42) the only other wicket-taking bowler in the innings.
England didn't help themselves by bowling 16 wides with paceman Chris Jordan contributing 12 -- the equivalent of two extra overs -- in an expensive return of none for 73.
Middle-order batsman Raina was especially severe on England's attack during the batting powerplay.
World champions India scored 62 runs in five overs from the 36th to the 40th of their innings, with Raina contributing 41 off just 15 balls.
England captain Alastair Cook opted to field first after winning the toss and then saw Anderson and Woakes, opening the bowling in place of the injured Stuart Broad, start with a maiden apiece.
Shikhar Dhawan made a nervy 11 before he was caught behind off Woakes.
Three balls later, 19 for one became 19 for two as Virat Kohli's miserable tour of England continued with a duck.
Kohli struck a powerful drive off Woakes but the ball flew straight to Cook at mid-off.
His exit followed Kohli's meagre return of 134 runs at 13.4 during India's recent 3-1 defeat by England in the preceding five-Test series.
At that stage, there was a case for keeping Anderson and Woakes going.
But instead Cook made a double bowling change, Jordan replacing Woakes (5-1-8-2) and Ben Stokes coming on for Anderson (6-1-27-0).
India then cut loose, Sharma lofting Stokes for six off a free hit and Rahane driving Jordan for four.
But as so often in his England career, one-day specialist Tredwell proved a partnership breaker.
He had Rahane, pushing forward defensively, stumped by wicketkeeper Jos Buttler and then lured Sharma into a miscued lofted drive which found Woakes at long-off.
Raina, however, launched Woakes for two sixes in four balls -- the first straight back over the bowler's head and the second high over long leg.
In total, India scored 20 runs off the 38th over.
Dhoni added telling blows of his own before Raina, advancing down the pitch, brought up the duo's hundred stand in 71 balls with a straight six off Tredwell.
None of England's seamers came round the wicket to Raina or bowled a slower ball at him.
Raina then tucked away a Jordan full toss to complete a 74-ball century, including 12 fours and two sixes. His second fifty came in just 25 balls.
It was only the 27-year-old Raina's fourth hundred in 193 matches at this level, although he does usually bat in the middle-order.
He was dismissed for exactly 100 when he holed out off Anderson to Woakes, sweeping on the cover boundary.
Dhoni scored at better than a run-a-ball, before he was bowled by a slower delivery from Woakes.– AFP