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Office Space to Rent in Rosebery Avenue, EC1
We have a variety of serviced offices available to rent in Rosebery Avenue, EC1. Each office space is offered at the best rates and suited to your individual needs and requirements.
We have a variety of serviced offices available to rent in Rosebery Avenue, EC1. Each office space is offered at the best rates and suited to your individual needs and requirements.
This centre on Rosebery Avenue features a total of 4,200 sq. ft. of commercial office space. The project has encapsulated and enhanced the history and aesthetic of the building and has created the perfect harmony of a professional yet creative working environment. The interior features exposed beams, sandblasted brick work, reconditioned metal pipes, feature lighting, fabricated steel stair case and a bespoke design and built copper reception desk. The office space is spread over two floors with the Ground Floor featuring a reception area, WC and shower, tea point / break out area and 3 separate rooms with partition glass walls. The Lower Ground consists of a fully equipped meeting room, another WC and tea point and two more office rooms. The Lower Ground floor leads to an outdoor decked area with seating. The building is ready to function with full business efficiency with all rooms and communal areas fully CAT6 wired supplied by a 100MB dark fibre leased line. The space comes fully furnished including desks, chairs, break out seating and kitchen utilities.
An exciting redevelopment which will provide 61,000 sqft of office and studio space in the heart of Hatton Garden, Farringdon. This landmark Central London redevelopment will spread over six floors and house a brand new co-working lounge and stylish restaurant. The modern offices and studios will benefit from having masses of natural light.
This business centre boasts a contemporary design and houses nine open plan offices ranging from 3 to 14 desks and are offered in various configurations. Manned reception, 24/7 access, flexible hiring, hourly, daily, weekly, long term and drop in membership. There are also many facilities based within the centre, such as meeting and breakout spaces, a kitchenette, office equipment such as photo copiers, laser printers fax machine and more.
This centre provides professional office and studio space in a modern business centre in Holborn. The building has recently undergone a refurbishment and now offers a stylish open plan reception area and high-spec meeting room. Just minutes from Chancery Lane tube station, this centre is well placed for access to both the financial centre in the City and the business, entertainment and media heartland of the West End.
This centre has five offices and a total of 19 desks available to rent at a rate of £450 per desk but rent can be negotiable depending on volume of desks required and contract length. Prospective tenants can either choose to rent out desks or one our offices. All of these offices are fully furnished, bright, modern with brand new desks and chairs. All bills and rates are included along with the facilities below: • Reception • Kitchen • Fibre Optic Internet • Conference Meeting Room.
This 1970's building round the corner from Farringdon station and Chancery Lane is not your average office space; with private offices, plenty of lounge space and meeting rooms, outside spaces, with terraces towards the back of the building and a large roof terrace - which is great for BBQs and yoga.
This attractive, newly refurbished, period style conversion (with air-conditioning and new carpets in each office) boasts light and airy office spaces for 2 - 10 workstations on the top floor. There's a trendy breakout area on the lower ground floor. It has video Intercom entry system.
The serviced offices at this centre occupy a prime location in the heart of Clerkenwell between Russell Square, Farringdon and Chancery Lane. The business centre is situated within an impressive 18th Century Georgian building that has been recently refurbished to provide high quality office space, with excellent natural light and period features. The centre maintains its heritage but creates superb unbranded offices that come fully furnished, with a wide range of state-of-the-art IT and Telecoms and 24/7 access. You will also be able to benefit from the onsite team who will act as your company receptionist and assist you with anything you may need. Meeting rooms are available to book upon request from 2-10 people and offer a full catering service and audio visual equipment. Great building features include; fire places, high ceilings, staircases, renovated vaults, a large courtyard and a roof terrace.
This attractive newly acquired centre has many features to offer its tenants, such as: weekly events, lounges, high speed internet, community managers, unique interior design, purified water, conference rooms, micro-roasted coffee and printing.
Quick, easy and sustainable - with a simple agreement you can be in the ground floor serviced office space as quickly and for as long as you would like. The rental price includes: furniture, IT, telephones, business rates, utility bills, security, repairs, cleaning. As well as the equally (if not more) important corporate social responsibility/ sustainability considerations such as sensor and low energy lighting, low water usage appliances, recycling, bike storage, integrated building management system, solar panels, green roofs and rain water harvesting/recyclable materials. The centre's friendly staff are always on hand to provide the service that you need. A large and versatile space that can be configured to suit your brand and the way that you work.
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The Baldwin Ledger, Friday, April 21, 1916, Pg. 1
Vol. XXXIII, No. 36
Alpheus A. B. Cavaness.
In the first week of April 1856, U. C. Cavaness and wife arrived in Westport from Indiana. They had four children with them—the eldest being the subject of this sketch.
They walked 10 miles into Kansas and stayed two weeks at the Shawnee Mission. They then went to Lawrence.
Alpheus was a member of the Free State Militia under Gen. J. H. Lane during the border war, and was at the surrender of Lecompton, the "bogus" state capital. He was under, Capt. John Brown when Buford's men and Missourians tried to raid Lawrence, September 14, 1856.
The family then moved to Anderson county, but Mother Cavaness was so insistent that the children should receive an education that they moved to Baldwin in 1859—just one year after the new college was opened.
He entered Baker university, but gave up his studies and took to the camp and field again when the Civil War began, enlisting in the Third Kansas regiment under Colonel Montgomery.
This regiment was subsequently disbanded or merged with other divisions, and he became a member of the First Kansas Battery, with which he served until the close of the war, having charge of one of its guns. Its operations were chiefly in the Middle West, the battle of Prairie Grove, Ark., being one of its principle engagements. It was also summoned to join in the pursuit of Morgan, the raider.
Mr. Cavaness was terribly injured in a forced march from Fort Scott. He was riding on a gun caisson and started to step to the ground. His foot caught and he fell so that a hind wheel of the cannon's carriage passed over his body.
The injury was so severe that he lay at the point of death for three or four weeks. Eventually he recovered, but internal injuries remained, from which an abcess developed, which had caused him much suffering the past 35 years and finally resulted in his death.
After the war was over he resumed his studies, re-entering Baker university, then going to Northwestern university in Evanston, Ill. He taught for a time in Lewis college, Lewis, Mo., as professor of mathematics.
His physical disabilities increased, however, and he returned to this city. However, during the "grasshopper year" he helped hold the college together when all the teachers deserted for lack of substenance; teaching several classes without pay. He was never married.
In later year he became proprietor of the town book store and afterwards served almost five years as postmaster. He gave the present athletic park to the college.
He had much literary ability, Bishop Quayle declaring that he had written some of the best verse ever produced by any Kansas author. This talent was first revealed while he was attending Northwestern university, where he composed a remarkable poem on "Sherman's March to the Sea." Several years since Baker gave him the honorary degree of Master of Arts.
He collaborated with his brother in issuing "Poems by Two Brothers," which had a large sale and was also the author of "the Rubaiyat of Hope," well known to all admirers of Kansas literature.
He had also written enough other verse to make a volume, but none of this had ever been assembled and prepared for publication.
He died April 18, 1916, and the funeral services were conducted by Dr. S. S. Klyne from his late residence at 2:30 Thursday, April 20. A large number of friends testifying to his years of patient suffering and sterling fortitude. He was for years a devote member of the Methodist church.

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"Engaging girls with today's technology to sell Girl Scout Cookies in a fun and safe format will allow our girls to reach more customers, make more sales, and learn more skills than ever before," said Sue Else, CEO of Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia.
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Just as our fleeting view of Santa fades into Christmas past, another annually anticipated vision will come into focus. Girl Scouts are gearing up for the 2016 Girl Scout Cookie Program. Girls throughout Georgia will begin taking orders for the yummy treats on January 2. Cookies will arrive in early February, and booth sales will continue through March 6. Local girls will be selling all the favorites, Do-si-dos®, Samoas®, Thin Mints®, Tagalongs®, Trefoils®, Rah-Rah Raisins™, and Savannah Smiles®.
Last year for the first time, Girl Scouts were able to sell cookies via a personal website or mobile app, bringing twenty-first-century technology to the classic piece of Americana that is the Girl Scout Cookie Program. This initiative was a first step in preparing girls to be leaders in today's high-tech, fast-paced, e-commerce world. This year, girls will use an updated version of the Digital Cookie™ platform that will provide a more robust, hands-on, and entertaining learning experience, including an enhanced cookie website and new mobile sales technology. Using handheld devices like phones or tablets, girls may approach customers, take orders, and complete sales using digital order forms that allow for direct shipping to customers. The mobile technology puts control of the sale, from customer contact to completion of the order, squarely in the hands of girls.
Designed with input from girls, these fun new enhancements use the "science of play" to expand girls' understanding of the business cycle. Girls will be introduced to important new skills about running an e-commerce business, including digital marketing, online money management, revenue projection, and digital customer acquisition and management, all in a safe, hands-on environment. A fun new arcade game called Cookie Booth Bounce will help girls hone decision-making and budgeting skills, and the new "Learning to Run a Business" section of the website will include step-by-step guides and insights. Other upgrades that significantly strengthen the Digital Cookie experience include fun quizzes, games, videos, and other activities that offer girls opportunities to learn budgeting and resource allocation using a "spend, save, and give" model.
"Engaging girls with today's technology to sell Girl Scout Cookies in a fun and safe format will allow our girls to reach more customers, make more sales, and learn more skills than ever before, all while learning vital twenty-first-century lessons in e-commerce they simply couldn't learn anywhere else," said Sue Else, CEO of Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia.
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I am finally a senior. I don't know what it is but I'm more excited about this year than ever. Maybe it's the fact that this is the start to many endings . The last time I will ever need to find my locker , the last time I will have 3 trimesters the last time I will have homecoming , prom . Like I said before college seems like such a scary thing but I'm so excited for it . Il be away from home and il have so many new adventures . Il be turning 18 I'm so excited for my last year of high school . Looking forward to making this the best year ever !
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Hello fellow bloggers hes a good one for you. Next time you'r home bored and waiting for something to happen to you out of the blue , here is something to keep you busy. . Its called MapCrunch
MapCrunch is the online version of hostage (if you don't know what hostage is, its a game you play with your friends and you blindfold a person and drive them some where and let them find there way home. During this game you cant use a cell phone, GPS or other electronic devise.)With that being said MapCrunch is for those who don't have friends .
You go on MapCrunch , select "hide location" ,make sure you have all countries unselected and click go. This will drop you in a random part of the world. It's as if your friends dropped you of on the side of the road in ANOTHER COUNTRY . Obviously the goal is to find your way back home (if you end up in the U.s. If your in another country the goal would to find your way to an airport so you can return home.
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An arrow can only be shot by puling backwards. When life is dragging you backward with difficulties,it means it's going to launch you into something great. So just focus and keep aiming.
When life has you down and you are in a hard spot just remember , things will get better. Keep looking forward , and keep your head up ! This quote stands out to me for obvious reasons , it makes me want to move forward and I hope it does the same for you.(If it doesn't that's okay, not every one's the same.)
For school I had to read a book . The name of the book was Zeitoun … now I picked the book from random and thought it would be a boring ol' book that I would hate and not want to read. I was waaaaaaaay wrong. This book was actually pretty great i would give it 4 out of 5 stars or 4 1/2 . I was into the book and wanted to see what happen to the main character the whole time. It kept me wanting to read more and more .
Now for those of you who haven't read Zeitoun , its about a Muslim man who moves to New Orleans and gets married and has kids. He stays in hurricane Katrina and his wife and kids leave. The the government think hes a terrorist and arrest him. He is then put in prison and cant get a hold of his wife until after a month . After she finds out where her husband is she goes and save him but again faces problems .
Now what got me really upset was that the both Zeitoun and his wife were profiled , weren't aloud a phone call , they weren't red there rights and they were treated like dogs. The things that Zeitoun had to go threw was crazy bad and I am disgusted by how the government took charge. Zeitoun was a nice man didn't do anything bad and he was treated like a criminal . Now if you wanna know what all happen to him , you're gonna have to read the book.
I'm sorry for the rambling…its not to bad I promise! Plus I bet I'm not the only one who feels like this. I and the rest of my class have one more year of the "easy years". One more year where we can fool around and get one on one time/help with our teachers and just have someone watch over us. Its the last year most of us will be with our parents and even at home. The last year we will see some of our classmates for a very long time or even for ever.
Yeah yeah most of the people in our high school say things like " i hate this place " or "I cant wait to be out of here" chances are they will be the ones who miss it the most. The expression that comes to mind is you don't know what you have until its gone. Its completely true ones we are all in college we will start missing all the good times we had with our friends and peers. That my friends can be a scary thought, knowing that people you know and love are gone.
The things that scares me the most are not the fact that I might not see everyone or I wont be living at home. The things that scare me are grades and being lost and over all my freshman year. The fact that I am terrible at taking test makes very nervous. Knowing that homework is not a big part of your grade adds the the nervousness. Also getting lost , lets face it colleges aren't small . I honestly really don't want to be that one chick who came in super late for class and dropped all her books and has a map with her trying to find her first class.
Maybe its all in my head and movies and other media have forced this view of college that's not at all what it actually is. I think I'm just getting anxious like when we first when into the middle school and they told us how things were gonna be. Or when were gonna go into high school and our 8th grade teachers told us it was going to be "hard." High school certainly did not turn out like I thought it would be and quite honestly I am very glad.
Well first is first i have to apply for college then get accepted… maybe I'm getting a little bit ahead of myself . Good luck to the seniors this year , I personally will miss you guys! Good luck in college!


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Our weekly veg bag seems to be arriving with a lot of root vegetables at the moment and I'm constantly looking for new ways to use them up. Last year was all about the vegetable bake for sneaky veg, and we munched our way through many a parsnip muffin or a celeriac cake. This year I've been trying to use them up in savoury dishes instead.
On holiday in Cornwall last year I had a couple of incredible vegetarian Cornish pasties, and I've been meaning to try making my own ever since. And so this recipe was born. They truly are delicious. I used stilton for the grown-ups and cheddar for the kids ones.
Ingredients, makes six large pasties, or four large and four small
400g mixed root vegetables, peeled and diced. I used celeriac, parsnip and turnips
1 medium onion, peeled and finely chopped
1 tbsp butter
1 tsp mustard powder
1tsp mixed dried herbs
Salt and pepper
100g crumbled stilton, or grated cheddar (I used 50g stilton, 50g cheddar and made two types)
375g shortcrust pastry (I cheated and used ready rolled on this occasion)
1 egg beaten
First make your pastry if you're making your own or get it out of the fridge if using shop bought. Steam or boil your vegetables until soft then drain.
Fry the onion in the butter with the mustard powder and dried herbs over a medium heat until soft. Allow to cool slightly and mix with the vegetables.
Stir in the cheese. At this point I divided the mixture into two. I added the stilton to one half and left the vegetables chunky. I then mashed the rest of the vegetables together with the cheddar to make it more palatable for the kids.
Cover a baking sheet with greaseproof paper. Roll out your pastry on a lightly floured surface and use a small saucer or large pastry cutter if you have one to cut out circle shapes. Placing the pastry circle on your hand spoon in some of the vegetable mixture. Be careful not to overfill – make sure you can close the pasty firmly. Brush the edges with egg wash and press tightly together to seal. Place on the baking tray. Repeat with the remaining pastry re-rolling as necessary. I made four large stilton pasties and four mini cheddar ones.
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5 Reasons Why You Need a Barcode Printer in Your Store
Ben Jones / 3 years ago
Barcode technology has changed the way in which we do business. Barcode printers and associated devices have enabled store owners and employees to create, read and process product labels in order to keep track of their inventory, monitor shipping and improve the overall quality of their client's shopping experience. These days, one can find a plethora of barcode printers available on the market. Essentially, all these models serve the same practical purpose: they create barcode labels that are attached to the products commercialized by a certain retailer. If you are contemplating the idea of launching your own business, you might be wondering: why do I need a barcode printer in the first place? Here are a few motives that could justify this purchase.
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When you are running a small business on a tight budget, you can seldom afford to make mistakes out of negligence. Accuracy becomes one of your main concerns. A barcode printer enables users to eliminate their worries and achieve the highest level of data protection and integrity. You just can't go wrong with barcode printers that have successfully replaced manual operations. According to B2B Information, barcodes are permanently included on your product labels. They can't vanish into thin air when you need to read them. Barcodes get scanned by store cashiers to provide detailed info related to the price tag of the item that's about to be sold. By eliminating costly human errors, barcode printers help users make certain processes more automatic and flow faster without any interruptions. Last but not least, certain types of barcode printers, like the one introduced by Shopify, enables employees to create barcode labels in different sizes, leaving the door open to amazing customization options.
- Shipment Tracking.
According to Chron Small Business, barcode systems also let companies of all sizes make the most of a straightforward, highly accessible shipment tracking solution. Warehouses scan product barcodes when they accept cargo; packages are then re-scanned when they are being delivered. Companies that have linked their Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system to mobile apps can easily scan their shipments and find out whether or not one or more products are missing. Also, they can update delivery status and let their clients know when their packages are expected to depart, arrive or be delivered.
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Characters And Campfire Yarns
Fire Towers: Their History & Lore - covers 29 state and 3
private towers in the southern part of the Adirondack Park. Included in
the book arje many hundreds of human interest stories of the rangers and
their families.
French Louie - Early Life in the North Woods
Princess II - The saga continues from "Adirondack Princess"
with the heroine Emmie at their trading post.
Adirondacks - Fulton Chain - Big Moose Region - The Story of a Wilderness
-a republication of this popular book documenting the lives and accomplishments
of the early settlers of this area.
Airlift Mission - A Human Interest Story Blended with History of the U.S.
Air Force Air Lift Mission
Patriots At The Battle of Oriskany - August 6, 1777 - Listing
of Tryon County Militia and Volunteers
Battle of Oriskany and General Nicholas Herkimer - During the
critical Battle of Oriskany in August 1777, Continental forces led by
General Nicholas Herkimer defeated the British army under St. Leger in
the heart of New York's Mohawk Valley. Although they did not succeed in
relieving the British siege of Fort Stanwix, Herkimer's citizen-soldiers
turned back the British and protected Washington's northern flank from
Mohawk - The French and Indian War & American Revolution on New York's
Frontier - offers an enjoyable and readable run through the history
of the Mohawk River Valley, embroiling the French and British empires,
the Iroquois Federation and various American settlers ranging from Dutch
fur-traders to German farmers to New England's evangelicals.
and the Rebel
In Arms - Part 3 of "A Time of Terror" - continues
the story of the Revolutionary war in the Mohawk Valley with the contributions
of Algonquins, Iroquois, French, Dutch, English, Scots, and Irish. Includes
St. John's Reformed Church records and over 70 pension applications and
troop rosters.
Collected Works of Silas C. Kimm - Educator, Historian, Rhymester &
Author - features all of the known written articles by local
historian Silas Kimm (1862-1957) that covers his boyhood memories in the
Salisbury, NY area, his career as teacher and Superintendent of Schools
in Herkimer County, reminiscences about people he knew, genealogies of
local families, and a variety of peoms about people, places and things.
of Willard Kilts, 1892-1899 - Tells of life in late 19th century
in Fairfield and mentions people and places in the area.
The 18th
Century Zimmerman Family of the Mohawk Valley
Raids on Burnetsfield: 1757 & 1758 - On November 12, 1757,
the Palatine Village at Burnetsfield (Herkimer) was attacked and destroyed
by a combined French and Indian force. The next spring, the south side
of the Mohawk River was attacked around the area of Fort Herkimer. This
book explores these raids and the circumstances surrounding them.
of the Mohawk Valley Harters and Allied Families
of the Mohawk Valley Zollers and Allied Families - Four Zoller
brothers of germanic origin settled in the Dutchtown district of the present
town of Minden, Montgomery Co., NY coming in 1771 after the Palatine settlers
of 1723 but prior to 1763 when their names appeared on the muster rolls
of the militia of the French-Indian war spelled Zollinger. The book starts
with Jacob Zoller (b. 1697), 3rd son and one of six children of Hans Heinrich
Zoller, who brought his family over from Switzerland. The book traces
his lineage up to present day.
Flatts - A Pictorial History - part of the Arcadia Publishing
Images of America series, the book presents a look into the past
of the town of German Flatts - a fantastic collection of historic photographs
with detailed captions researched by the authors.
of Central New York - Historic Haunts in Cooperstown, Syracuse
and Beyond
Tales from America's Jails - features 36 stories of historical
jails from all over the U.S. Includes a chapter on the 1834 Herkimer County
Jail, written by Stacey Jones, founder of Central New York Ghost Hunters,
who conducted a paranormal investigation there in 2001.
Brown's Love Letters - The actual letters written by Grace Brown
to Chester Gillette before their fatal trip to Big Moose Lake in 1906
(American Tragedy murder), with commentary by Craig Brandon.
Old Forge - Spirits linger on the pine-covered slopes of the Adirondack Mountains that surround Old Forge. Books fly off the shelves at the Maxson House and something, or someone, spies on the living from the attic window of the Goodsell Museum. Take a chilling journey into the paranormal history of Old Forge and surrounding area.
Mohawk Valley - Read about the investigations of paranormal group
Ghost Seekers of Central New York at area haunts, including the
Stanley Theater, Oriskany Battlefield, Schoharie's Old Stone Fort, and
in Herkimer County, Beardslee Castle, the 1834 Herkimer County Jail, and
the Old Herkimer County Courthouse building in Herkimer, to name a few.
Village - A Pictorial History - part of the Arcadia Publishing
Images of America series, the book presents a look into the past of the
village of Herkimer - a fantastic collection of historic photographs with
detailed captions researched by the authors.
Search of My Grandfather - World War I
book on the military service in the British Army, 1914-1919 of the author's
grandfather, Private Joseph Bevington.
Made A Way Out - Lois Iona Boykins Burks - Life Story - local
author Carilyn Philbrook relates the story of Lois Iona Boykins Burks
and how Jesus has helped Lois through her hard times.
- a complete history and stories of the Kuyahoora Valley.
Ghosts - features haunted places in Cooperstown, Herkimer, and
Little Falls among others.
in a North Woods Lumber Camp
Loomis Gang - this is theauthentic story of a highly intelligent
family which was able to create and maintain a feudal empire in upstate
New York during the 19th century. The Loomises are akin to the ancient
robber barons and ruled for over 100 years until they became an international
Man from the Past - Reminiscences by Roy Higby, whose family
ran a hotel on Big Moose Lake since 1875. He also helped find the body
of Grace Brown in 1906 on Big Moose Lake and a chapter is dedicated to
that story.
Rebel Nor Tory - Hanyost Schuyler and the Siege of Fort Stanwix -
This historical novel is based on the true story of Hanyost Schuyler,
whose role in saving the lives of hundreds of Americans besieged at Fort
Stanwix in 1777 has long been forgotten.
Night of Disaster - The New York Central Gulf Curve Wreck - back in print after a decade! This new second edition has been reprinted by David Taylor with digitally-enhanced photos of the New York Central Gulf Curve wreck of the Lake Shore Limited at Little Falls on April 19, 1940. $11.95.
John Rondeau's Adirondack Wilderness Days
of Time - A historical novel that takes place in the Mohawk Valley
based around a main character who travels back in time and meets the historical
figures who contributed to the important events which shaped the valley.
Owen D.
Young - A biography of the famous statesman and business icon Owen
D. Young from Van Hornesville
Palatine Historical Fiction - 3 volume series - Charity's Chains, Fame's Fate and Winter's Wrath - Historical fiction novels based on the Palatine emigration from Germany and their resilient journey, written by a direct descendant of Palatine emigrants.
& Praise -history of churches in Herkimer County
to Saratoga
It Was Written - Part 2 of "A Time of Terror" - The
story of the Mohawk Valley during the 1700's. Part 2 looks at the Palatines
and the misguided effort at producing tar and how they came to America
and then settled in the valley. More pension applications from the war
are included, militia rosters, and more of history's mysteries. Indexing
for Part 1 & 2 are included.
Story - Presented
as readers' theatre, the play is a retelling of events leading up to and
during the Little Falls Textile Strike of 1912. It dramatizes the impact
of the tuberculosis crisis in Little Falls, the role of the Triangle Shirtwaist
Fire on mills throughout New York State, and the day-by-day events of
the strike with focus on the free speech fight and the riot of October
30, 1912.
By The Sword - A Line Officer in the 121st New York Volunteers
- presents the life of Captain John S. Kidder during the Civil War, as
told through letters to his wife, Harriet, at home in rural New York.
The regiment saw action at Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg,
Rappahannock Station, the Wilderness, and Spotsylvania. Kidder's letters
home contain rich details of camp life, the difficulties of commanding
men who had only recently been his neighbors, and the highs and lows associated
with soldiering during the Civil War.
Dead They Speak - Family Stories from 1798 to 1945 of families
buried in the Jordanville Cemetery in the Town of Warren.
Pioneers Of Stark - Jacob Bronner, John Fetterly, John Shaul and their
Traveler's Children - The fourth book in her time travel series.
This historical novel takes the reader back in time to the War of 1812
and the building of the Erie Canal through the eyes of the main character
featured in the story.
& Vittles of the Town of Warren - A collection of recipes,
pictures and narratives of the Town of Warren.
From On High - Fire Tower Trails in the Adirondacks and Catskills
These Feet Went Since...How Two Families Became One Family -
a family genealogy and a history book of America in one. John Alden, Priscilla
Mullins Alden, John Howland and Myles Standish came to the New World together
on the "Mayflower." Their lives are the foundations for Harold
Leslie Philbrook and Carilyn Elizabeth Robinson Philbrook's lives, who
became their direct descendants. This historical story is how two families
in the early 1600's became one family in the late 1900's.
Mohawk Valley - Discover a dossier of some of the most notorious
and unbelievable criminal cases in the history of the Mohawk Valley. From
bootlegging to brothels to racketeering, local author Dennis Webster has
collected the most thrilling stories of deception and mayhem within the
Mohawk Valley.
Women Belong in History Books, Herkimer and Oneida Counties, 1700-1950 - Volume 1 - Read about the fascinating stories of 53 women from Herkimer and Oneida Counties who have played an important part in our country's history. Beginning with Catherine Petrie Herkimer (1700-1777) whose son Nicholas earned the honor of having his name used when Herkimer County was created in 1791, there will be biographical essays on the women in a timeline from 1700-1950.
Women Belong in History Books, Herkimer and Oneida Counties, 1700-1950 - Volume 2 - Volume 2 has new writers in addition to those in Volume One and is 81 pages longer, featuring the fascinating stories of 53 more women from Herkimer and Oneida Counties. You can learn about women such as Mary Zoller (aka Polly Jenkins) who started at WIBX when the radio station first went on the air in 1925, or Winifred E. Welden who was the first female lawyer in Oneida County. New in the second volume is a section of four blank pages where readers are encouraged to write their own stories.
IIII - Anne and her German Shepherds experience more daring,
death-defying encounters in the wilderness - and with humans - than ever
before. The book covers five years at her log cabin and old farm, while
she juggles making a living as a freelance writer and publisher, and as
a cabin-dweller.
BACK ISSUES OF LEGACY - Historical Magazine Published By The Herkimer County Historical Society
Volume 1, issue 1 Out of Print - General Nicholas Herkimer (xerox copy is available upon request)
1, issue 2 $2.50
1, issue 3 $2.50
1, issue 4 $2.50
2, issue 2 $2.50
2, issue 3 $2.50
2, issue 4 $2.50
3, issue 1 $2.50
3, issue 3 $2.50
3, issue 4 Out of print - Van Hornesville (xerox
copies available upon request)
10, issue 3 & 4 $1.00
To order Legacy magazines by mail, please add 8.25% NYS sales tax and $2.00 for postage for 1-2, $4.00 for 3-4 copies.


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See 'South Park' Versions of All Your Favorite Movie Characters
It's often fun to think what certain movies would have been like if made by other directors. If Shyamalan helmed Avatar, would Pandora have turned out to be Earth all along? If Zemeckis worked on Pulp Fiction, would everyone have gotten out okay? What about if Trey Parker and Matt Stone had a hand in these movies?
Well, THAT we can actually show you. In the spirit of South Park's return to TV tomorrow night, the guys at NextMovie have created very South Parkian designs of some classic movie characters. The movies redesigned include Avatar, Pulp Fiction, Batman Begins, Harry Potter, Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure, Twilight, Star Wars, Tron, The Hunger Games, and, as you can see below, The Big Lebowski. Click the below picture to see the rest of the images over at NextMovie.
South Park's fifteenth season picks up tomorrow night at 10 pm on Comedy Central.
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Welcome to the first #tuesdaygardenparty of 2015!
This is my Indiana garden at a crisp 22 degrees with spitting snow!
But believe it or not... there are a few signs of Spring!
My daffodils are about an inch out of the ground and my French Pussy Willow is budding up.
It has been a fairly mild winter so far verses last year.
We have not had very much snow and only a few very cold days.
But February can be brutal month for us....
so who knows what is to come!
Hurry Up Spring!!
From Your Host for This Week - Jami @ An Oregon Cottage:
On behalf of Shelly, Brooke, Michelle, and me, we'd like to welcome you back to the Tuesday Garden Party! We hope your holidays were pleasant and that you're ready for a new gardening season - or at least ready to dream and plan about it. ;)
This last weekend we had unseasonably warm weather here in Western Oregon (sorry those of you buried in snow!) - in fact we set a record on Saturday with a temperature of 68 degrees. Talk about inducing spring fever! I took advantage of it by spending an hour tidying up the areas closest to our house out back. I thought it was about time to rid our view of all the dead, brown potted plants and perennials that I didn't get to in the fall before the frenzy of the holidays, wouldn't you agree?
It didn't take long - like I said about an hour - and I only filled a wheelbarrow, but it sure made a difference. Our view from the French doors and windows now is clean and neat - ready for the first bulbs to start blooming for spring. And the new green growth peeking out of the dirt is a sure sign.
Since this is our first link-up of the season, there aren't any favorites to pick yet, so I thought I'd add this collage of 5 of my favorite plants that I posted last week:
And ask you guys to chime in, too: what are some of the plants you'd always have at least one of - and why?
Then, link up a post of yours, new or old about favorite plants, vegetable varieties, or what's happening in your garden - we all love to see what you've got in store for us!
Feel free to grab the button and link it back to...
To Join the Co-Hosted Garden Party:
- Link anything garden related: what's growing/blooming, tips, ideas, progress, harvests, recipes using the harvests, preserving tips and recipes - even garden decor (but, please no other decor links - lets keep to the theme). Links will be open from 5:30am (PST) Tuesday through 11pm Thursday of each week.
- Please link directly to your blog post URL, not your blog homepage URL. Please do not link Etsy stores, giveaways, or other link parties.
- By linking up to the Tuesday Garden Party you are giving the five blogs,listed above, permission to feature your project and/or photos on our social media outlets and blogs.
- If you wish to be featured, please include the "Tuesday Garden Party" button or a text link in your linked post (feel free to use the button found on the host's blogs).
Don't have anything happening in your garden yet?
Share a favorite post from last year!
Brooke Berry Kroeger writes at the Creative Country Mom blog. There she shares her photography and country lifestyle. She enjoys incorporating vintage finds and repurposed treasures in her Southern Indiana farmhouse and garden. She loves to talk about gardening and decorating and often lectures at local gardening education events and area organizations and clubs. Brooke has started doing freelance photography work, contact her for your business or family photography needs. She also provides social media training and services including graphic design work for other websites and area businesses.
I am linking to the parties found below this post on my page.
"Take my life and let me be, a living prayer, my God to thee."
The Best Garden Themed Weekly Link Party, every Tuesday right here at Creative Country Mom's!
Looking to share your own home and garden posts?
Add them to the Tuesday Garden Party!
Share anything garden themed, even home decor!
Co-Hosted with Michelle from Simplify Live Love,
Jami from An Oregon Cottage,
and Shelly from Frugal Family Home
Don't miss this huge event every week!
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The NHL All-Star rosters have been unveiled. Once again, they are doing a 3-on-3 tournament between all four divisions. It was pretty interesting last time around, and it should be perfectly enjoyable once again on that Sunday before the Super Bowl. However, naturally, my attention didn't go to guys like Auston Matthews or Evgeni Malkin. It goes to the guys who are on the All-Star roster because they are their team's sole representative.
Some of these team representatives make sense. Kyle Okposo is having a good year for Buffalo. Ditto for Taylor Hall in New Jersey. Nathan MacKinnon isn't having a great year, but he's a notable name. Then we get to the good ones. Arizona's netminder Mike Smith is one of the Pacific Division's two goalies. He has a 2.83 GAA and in his last eight starts he has a .885 save percentage. Vancouver? It's Bo Horvat, who is actually having a solid season. He's got 13 goals and 29 points, but he's also only taken 74 shots in 42 games. His 17.6 shooting percentage is rather high. That being said, he's only 21, so he could actually still grow into a regular All-Star. That brings us to the Wings. They will be represented by Frans Nielsen. Nielsen is not only a 32-year-old in his first year with Detroit. He only has eight goals and 22 points in 40 games. Thomas Vanek has more points in 29 games. By the All-Star break Anthony Mantha may have more points, and he's only played in 25. So congrats to Frans Nielsen, this year's most surprising All-Star.
Featured Matchups
Panthers (PP: 23, PK: 6) at Islanders (PP: 24, PK: 22), 7:00 p.m.
Expected Goalies: James Reimer (6-6-3, 2.59, .916), Thomas Greiss (9-5-2, 2.31, .927)
Key Injuries: Aleksander Barkov (undisclosed), Nick Bjugstad (lower body), Jonathan Huberdeau (achilles), Alex Petrovic (ankle), Mikhail Grabovski (concussion), Travis Hamonic (lower body)
The Islanders have been served well by turning their net over to Greiss. In his last five games he has a 1.55 GAA and a .955 save percentage. That's important, because the Islanders are 29th in shots allowed at 33.3 per game. The Panthers are actually fourth in shots on goal per game (32.0), but they are only scoring 2.26 goals per game. They've been unlucky on that front, but they are also unlucky in terms of injury. No Barkov, Bjugstad, or Huberdeau is concerning. They do have the dynamic defensive duo of Aaron Ekblad and Keith Yandle, though, and they both have at least 100 shots on goal this season. So does Vincent Trocheck, who has 12 goals and 24 points. He's also a minus-12…and an All-Star. Five of Reilly Smith's eight goals have come on the power play. For a while, John Tavares was a one-man offense for the Islanders, but now Anders Lee has more goals (14 to 11) and he may be caught in points soon. Josh Bailey has 24 to Tavares' 27.
Canadiens (PP: 10, PK: 23) at Jets (PP: 20, PK: 26), 7:30 p.m.
Expected Goalies: Carey Price (20-6-4, 2.12, .928), Connor Hellebuyck (16-13-1, 2.65, .913)
Key Injuries: David Desharnais (knee), Alex Galchenyuk (knee), Brendan Gallagher (hand), Andrei Markov (lower body), Andrew Shaw (concussion), Marko Dano (lower body), Patrik Laine (concussion), Tyler Myers (lower body)
It's weird to see the Canadiens with such a bad penalty kill, considering how good Price has been. That seems like it could just be some poor luck. The opposite seems true for the Jets. Both the Canadiens and Jets allow 30.3 shots on goal per game. However, not having Galchenyuk, Gallagher, and Markov will hurt on the offensive front. They do still have their top two scorers, Max Pacioretty and Alexander Radulov. Montreal also has Shea Weber, and the surprising Jeff Petry. Petry has eight goals on 96 shots. Laine was named an All-Star, but he's also dealing with a concussion, which is a bummer. He, Nikolaj Ehlers, and Mark Scheifele, who usually play together, all have 37 points. With Laine out, Drew Stafford is expected to fill his role on that line. He only has three goals in 28 games. A Jet is also highlighted down in the recommended pickup section.
Penguins (PP: 4, PK: 21) at Capitals (PP: 19, PK: 3), 8:00 p.m.
Expected Goalies: Marc-Andre Fleury (13-5-4, 3.07, .910), Braden Holtby (19-8-4, 1.90, .931)
Key Injuries: Trevor Daley (illness), Brian Dumoulin (jaw), Marc-Andre Fleury (illness), Phil Kessel (illness), Kris Letang (illness), Matt Murray (lower body), T.J. Oshie (upper body)
It's winter, so it was inevitable that a team would be hit with illness. The Penguins are dealing with that at the moment. Obviously, if the Penguins are missing, say, Letang and Kessel, that would be a problem. It would also be an issue if Fleury can't play. Sure, he's been bad this season, but you'd rather have him in net than Tristan Jarry. That being said, Fleury is expected to be able to play. The offense firepower is a little more important for the Penguins, though, because the Capitals are the top team in the league in goal prevention. Holtby's numbers are clearly great. Nicklas Backstrom is actually leading the Capitals in points with 34, but Alex Ovechkin is right behind with 33, and he has 19 goals. Oshie is banged up, but he has 13 goals in 32 points. In addition to his 25 points, Justin Schultz is an impressive plus-24. Conor Sheary and Bryan Rust both have 10 goals, giving the Penguins a little bit of secondary scoring. Sheary actually has more goals, and points, than Patric Hornqvist.
Sharks (PP: 21, PK: 11) at Flames (PP: 12, PK: 15), 9:30 p.m.
Expected Goalies: Aaron Dell (4-1-0, 1.78, .936), Brian Elliott (8-10-1, 2.95, .889)
Key Injuries: Troy Brouwer (finger), Tomas Hertl (knee), David Schlemko (upper body)
The Sharks are the one team playing Tuesday and Wednesday, but you don't have to worry too much about Dell, obviously, given his numbers when he's played in place of All-Star Martin Jones. For a little while, Elliott looked like he was turning his season around, but in his last seven games he has a .901 save percentage. He does also have a 2.22 GAA in those games, but that's because of the shot suppression by the Flames. Nobody should be surprised Johnny Gaudreau is tied for the team lead in points for the Flames, but be sure to pay attention to Mikael Backlund. He too has 27 points, and nine of them have come on the power play. In his last 10 games, Backlund has 12 points. Marc-Edouard Vlasic returned to action Tuesday after missing four games. He had two assists and, just as notably, seven blocked shots. However, as impressive as that was, his performance was overshadowed by Mikkel Boedker. Boedker notched a hat trick against the Oilers on Tuesday, but that only gives him six goals on the season.
Recommended Pickup
Jacob Trouba, D, WPG – Trouba missed the beginning of the season due to a holdout, and after he signed it took him a little while to get back into the groove. Now, though, he seems to have finally found his form. Over his last seven games, he's averaging 24:32, and he's been making the most of that playing time. He's got seven points and he's taken 22 shots in those seven games, and he's also a plus-5. Trouba is a highly thought of young defenseman, that's why he was able to hold out in the first place, and now that he's playing like expected, it's time to pick up Trouba if you still can.


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I've been working again with the Graal Online team for most of the past year on the massive update of their Graal Zone server, a mobile MMOG set in a sci-fi universe. Again, more than a thousand of tiles and about one hundred items and sprites came out of the pixel forge to extend this … More "Graal Online – Zone"
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Moab Moments
Photography In The Moab
The Technical: In these series of images taken in the Moab recently, I focused on using primarily two lenses, the Canon 85mm F/1.2L USM lens and the Canon 70-200mm F/2.8L IS USM lens. Though a few times I found myself in need of a wide-angle lens, so I borrowed what is termed in the photo industry as the "kit" lens, often sold with the Canon 5D Mark II, from one of the photographers attending. I'm not a fan of slow, F/4 kit lens, so I borrowed this Canon 24-105mm F/4L IS USM lens when the need for a wide-angle arose to show the vastness of the location.
I prefer lower aperture lenses, or fast lenses like the Canon prime 85mm F/1.2 lens or their fastest 70-200mm F/2.8 lens, because the quality of the glass is better and more light enters the lens.
These lenses also allow for faster focusing in low-light conditions, such as sunsets or sunrises, as the camera viewfinder is brighter. This makes it easier for compositional framing and quicker focusing as your camera's focusing system relies on contrast and brightness in the viewfinder. This reduces focusing time and allows for a tack-sharp focus, especially during sunsets. In the Moab sunrises are not as important as sunsets as the sun is often blocked by sheer cliffs and mountains during sunrise. The best shooting in the Moab is with the quality of the light found during the Golden Hour before sunset—a super sweet Golden Hour light known for it's unique warmth and soft qualities.
The key to capturing this sweet light during the Golden Hour is to have your camera white balance in the manual mode setting. Inexperienced photographers tend to set their cameras to "automatic white balance," or AWB, this only wipes out the sweet warmth of the light. A good manual white-balance setting is 5000K to 6000K. The cloudy day or shade settings work well too, or for a more neutral look, set the camera white balance to flash mode, though I prefer more warmth from a setting closer to 6000K.
I set my camera at 6000K (Kelvin) almost all the time in daylight or with studio strobes when photographing female forms. The concept comes from the old film days, where photographers would change film types, or emulsions. For example, Kodak once made a professional slide film called E100. It came in various film emulsions that provided different qualities, like E100S, which increased the saturation of colors in an image and E100VS for even more, or very saturated colors. Kodak also made E100SW which was a "saturated warm" transparency film often used by glamour photographers for increased warmth in skin tones.
Lenses: Canon 85mm F/1.2L USM lens, Canon 70-200mm F/2.8L IS USM and Canon 24-105mm F/4L IS USM
Settings: Various shutter-speeds and F/stops, white balance at 6000K, ISO 100, 200, 400 though mainly ISO 100
While the light in the Moab during the Golden Hour is naturally warm, this added "bump" of warmth is a matter of photographic style—this is my style and while I don't use this technique for product and commercial photography, it's a style I grew up with whether I used a simple 81A filter in front of my lens with normal daylight balanced film or warmer films. While many photographers will argue to just shoot in the RAW mode and correct it later, my rebuttal is simple, I want to do it right in the camera. This saves me one step in postproduction of my images—not to mention, doing it right in the camera is always better than using software to interpolate the results.
The Story Behind the Image: For the third time in four years, I made it back to the Moab, Utah area, more specifically, what is known as the Canyon Lands, public property managed by the Bureau of Land Management. These are public access lands managed by the Federal government that encompass 1.8 million plus acres. While there are many interesting features such as "arches and red rock cliffs amidst a green ribbon of vegetation," I tend to hit specific spots I've discovered in my previous visits. This "stick with what you know" attitude is due to the time constraints when working with models and prime sunlight hours while allowing time to grab dinner before bedtime.
Getting to Moab is time consuming as it usually means flying into either Grand Junction, Colorado or Salt Lake City. Either way, you can expect to drive at least two or more hours to get there, though, the drives are very scenic and well worth it. This time I did something I rarely do, I drove all the way to the Moab from San Antonio, Texas, basically about 17-plus hours, depending on how many stops you make along the way. Normally I'd fly into Salt Lake City and rent a vehicle, but this time I took extra gear as it was my first trip to conduct a semi-private instruction workshop of sorts—six photographers along with matching models. Previous trips were just one photographer, three models, thus flying in was more advantageous.
Photographing Moab, especially with models, is very time consuming. The day starts early in the morning as it can take up to an hour to trek to the best spots for shooting. These spots aren't normally advertised, I just had the good fortune of previous scouting from my first and subsequent visits with a private photography instruction client years ago. He knew the area and this experience allowed me to save time while hitting areas rarely seen by most people—though I did call my previous client a few times for clarification on directions to these photogenic spots for this trip. Thank goodness his memory was better than mine as he guided me over the phone and emailed me some Google maps. The models and photographers on this trip were happy that we had specific locations, as this saved drive time compared to my previous trips.
Two of those models, Heather and Eleya, I brought with me from San Antonio which made my drive more interesting—we even called it "Lost Across America" as we drove through Texas, New Mexico, Colorado and Utah to get to the Moab, stopping along the way for some interesting photographs. Obviously if you're going to trek across four states, having models with you was not a bad deal, though they slept during parts of the scenic drive.
Two photographer attendees had pre-positioned H1 Hummers for our use, this really helped along with my Chevy Silverado 4-wheel drive, crew cab truck and another attendee's Ford, 4-wheel drive truck. While there are some parts that you don't need 4-wheel drive, we where thankful we had the ability especially when we drove a treacherous windy dirt path down from a mountaintop to the bottom of a canyon. We stopped at various locations for rock and cave-looking formations and also drove up a small, but treacherous hill to an old copper mine that included worn out buildings and mine shafts. The mineshafts provided for an interesting photographic spot and instant cooling from the heat during the mid-afternoon hours.
In the end, everyone made some great friendships while teaming up together for some great images. The only regret I had during this entire Moab "photo safari" was that I took a small amount of photos than my previous trips, as my focus was catering to the attending photographers and models, their safety, and ensuring everyone was fed and hydrated with fluids. This limited amount of shooting time pressure made me make every shot count—something I told every photographer there, it's about quality, not quantity.
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I love the Moab Moments, beautiful women and the beauty of nature in one place, outstanding shots. The beauty of the photos do not tell the story of the hardships of getting to the sites and spending so much time in the sun. Well done to all of you.
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Frontal view of cervix - The electrosurgical loop removes a thin layer of surface cells from the cervix
Abnormal cell growth on the surface of the cervix is called cervical dysplasia. Though cervical dysplasia is not cancer, over time it can worsen and lead to cancer.
How is LEEP performed?
LEEP begins much like a regular pelvic exam. Though you will remain awake throughout the procedure, you should feel only minor discomfort. First, you will be asked to lie back and rest your feet in stirrups at the end of the examination table. A speculum will be inserted into the vagina and opened so that the cervix can be seen. (Positioning for loop electrosurgical excision procedure).
Positioning for loop electrosurgical excision procedure
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It could be useful if you are out taking pictures in a place were you are not really familar with.
Brifely describe how you might use GPS in your digital camera.
This will be great for folks who would like to show up their beloved places to relatives/friends when a trip together is out of question. As an imigrant from Romania, I would like to take my entire family back to the places where I spent my childhood with my (their) ancestors too. Unfortunately, with their active careers we cannot make it together. I plan to take the appropriate (hundreds) of pictures associated with their coordinates which will be printed on the picture. This way they can retrace their roots on their time, later, even if I am gone on a greener pasture and cannot show it to them. On a funnier note maybe they can go treasure hunting ? Even Easter egg hunting for kids using a GPS and pictures ? Re-visiting places I like but I can no longer remember their exact location ? Or simply I liked a tree in a forest which can no longer be identified? Many uses, let's go for it and people will buy it.
More than fun -- it is extremely useful to document where and when a photo was taken. Saves me from having to log it and then enter it in a db matching the image nr. Wifi has very limited usefulness and would be an expensive waste of money for most folks.
GPS could be useful, especially in legal photography. I personally have no need for WiFi. Blue Tooth is such a nightmare with respect to malicious code that I would be very hesitant to see a similar capability in my camera. Imagine people stealing photos off your camera without you even knowing about it, or downloading malicious code to it to erase your flash cards. Somebody with a little common sense should put some real thought into the implications of this "Wow!" technology before it is widely adapted.
I would like the GPS but don't have any interest in WiFi. I go out into the wilds of California and shoot wildflowers and this would help locate where the shot was taken because I sometimes forget to note the location.
To me this would just be another gadget to clutter up a camera back or menu tree. What ever happened to a map and good notes? Do you really need that kind of precision to locate the spot were you captured a particular image? I can see it now: dozens of digital shooters staring at the GPS coordinates on their viewfinder while seeking the precise spot where a friend took a photo a week earlier!
I think if the photos are tagged with a GPS location that it might make it easier for people to remember exactly where they were when they took a photo. It would also help you track where were and are now going. One less device to carry woth you to remote locations.
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The mechanisms used to understand adobe degradation reactions were mirrored in clay surface reaction such as ion exchange reactions dependent on the ion concentration, hydration, pH, Zeta potential, and other ions. According to this research the sol-gel membranes stabilised the surface of the adobe samples by substituting some of the top layer ions by organic molecule groups.
Juliana joined the University of Bath as a Research Associate in March 2012 working on the FIBCEM project. FIBCEM is a project funded by the European Commission under the 7th Framework Programme. The full project title is: Nanotechnology Enhanced Extruded Fibre Reinforced Foam Cement Based Environmentally Friendly Sandwich Material for Building Applications. The FIBCEM Consortium consists of ten project partners from five different European countries (Spain, Italy, Lithuania, United Kingdom and Denmark).
Fibre reinforced cement (FRC) is a durable, fire and corrosion resistant material widely used in the construction industry. Coupled with the low cost of Portland cement, these properties make it ideally suited for applications such as roofing tiles and sidings. The FIBCEM material will consist of a cement-based sandwich composed of a foam cement core and fibre-reinforced cement skins. The foam core will be produced using a nano-scale foaming agent to ensure the formation of an optimum closed cell foam structure with a micro-scale cell size with a narrow cell size distribution. Both the foam and the skins will be reinforced with nano-clays to improve both the mechanical and transport properties of the material. The foam cement core will result in a lower density compared to existing FRC, whilst the reinforced skins will ensure the mechanical properties are improved. Added functionality in the form of decreased thermal conductivity and increased sound insulation properties will result from the foam core.
By using a foam core and replacing part of the cement with materials such as fly ash and silica fume, the CO2 footprint of the material will be significantly reduced compared to existing FRC.
Her main research interests lay with low carbon cement, natural building materials, surface engineering and modification and sol-gel technology applied to the built environment.