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Talk:SSH keys
Sometimes the 'ssh-add' is not enough to log in without a password. It is possible that ssh is configured in such way that only a limited group of users is allowed to the machine.
In this case - you need root-access to the server! - you have to change the configuration-file. Mostly you can find it as
If the last line(s) of this file read(s):
AllowUsers <username>, you will have to add a similar line with your own username. Don't forget to restart the ssh deamon:
/etc/init.d/sshd restart.
-- Kobussie, 10 February 2009
Using pam_ssh module
I just want to add that one could also use the pam_ss module, available here
or in the AUR to decrypt the ssh key on login and automatically start ssh-agent and add the keys.
This way one would have a truely password less ssh session and in the same way not compromise security by using a passphrase less key.
-- Pladen, 27 March 2009
- I have opened a new section on using pam_ssh to decrypt a user's ssh keys upon login. My experience with PAM in general is limited, so the content currently consists of a description of pam_ssh, some basic configuration instructions, and some of the limitations of pam_ssh which I have personally encountered.
- -- Ntwk 16:37, 18 December 2011 (EST)
The current wiki entries tells to
$ echo 'eval `ssh-agent`' >> ~/.bashrc which will everytime spawn a new ssh-agent.
I think a more elegant way is only to add the export commands of ssh-agent to the
~/.bashrc, so one ssh-agent can be used from every shell. This could be put in a small wrapper script:
#!/bin/sh # check if ssh-agent is running if [ -n "`ps -e|grep ssh-agent`" ];then echo "ssh-agent is already running" >&2 exit 1 fi # get new sock and pid agent=`ssh-agent |head -2` # delete old sock, pid and comment sed -i -e "/SSH_\(AUTH_SOCK\|AGENT_PID\)/d" ~/.bashrc # insert new sock and pid for new shells echo -e "# auto generated SSH_AUTH_SOCK and SSH_AGENT_PID" >> ~/.bashrc echo $agent >> ~/.bashrc # for evaluation in the current shell echo $agent
$ eval `./ssh_agent_wrapper.sh` "
this would make ssh-agent available on the current and all new shells.
Be sure you have added the key to your
IdentityFile path/to/key
-- Cameris, 14 July 2009
Alternative to manual key installation
We might want to mention that there's a script called 'ssh-copy-id' which comes with OpenSSH that install your public key in a remote machine's authorized_keys. There's a few caveat with it (it changes permissions of the user home directory, which should be a no-op in most situations; see the man page of ssh-copy-id -- and it also tells the user to make sure the script hasn't added extra keys, which might be a bit confusing for some).
-- Hexanol, 14 June 2010
- The article currently gives a description of how to use
ssh-copy-idas well providing instructions on how to manually copy your pivate key to the remote server. I can't find any mention of
ssh-copy-idaltering file or directory permissions on the remote server. On the contrary, the
ssh-copy-idman page dated 14 November 1999 currently included in the OpenSSH man page states that it "does not modify the permissions of any pre-existing files of directories."
- -- Ntwk 11:22, 21 December 2011 (EST)
cache time
In the description of gpg-agent.conf, it says that the example would cache the keys for 3 hours. If that's correct, gpg-agent seems to be using a rather odd unit of time. I tried to check in the man page for gpg-agent but couldn't find the options documented. Is the figure really correct? Or should it be 18000?
-- cfr (talk) 21:15, 13 September 2012 (UTC)
Those who connect from Windows often use PuTTY to hook up over ssh; as of April 2013, PuTTY does not support ECDSA. I forget that periodically and waste time creating such a key, assuming I'm not alone there, I added it under the encryption method.
-- Nitmd April 7, 2013
- That's a good note to add. I revised the wording of it and made it stand out more by using a template. Also, please remember to sign your posts by typing four tildes (~~~~).
- -- Jstjohn (talk) 22:09, 7 April 2013 (UTC)
GnuPG Agent
This section (apparently a candidate for merging with GnuPG#gpg-agent) is out of date since GnuPG 2.1 and no longer works as instructed due to the deprecation of GPG_AGENT_INFO. See https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/GnuPG#GPG_AGENT_INFO —This unsigned comment is by Logankoester (talk) 24 February 2015 08:55. Please sign your posts with ~~~~!
there should be a note about kwallet5 not supporting PGP, for now
--- Lesto (talk) 23:50, 15 March 2015 (UTC)
With two factor authentication (crypto keys **and** password). I achieve that pam_tally increments by 2 the user errors every time I login. So surely there is an error in the suggested configuration--Xan (talk) 12:00, 30 June 2015 (UTC)


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Letters to Santa - Miracle on 22nd Street
You can feel when Christmas starts sweeping New York. The tree goes up in Rockefeller plaza, snow piles on lampposts. For Dylan and Jim, the mailbox at their apartment on 22nd Street starts to fill up with letters to Santa.
Thanks so much to the New York Times and Sarah Klein for making this gorgeous mini documentary about Dylan and Jim. It's a must-watch. If you're in New York, help Dylan and Jim out by visiting their Facebook page, but they ask that you also participate in Operation Santa. Operation Santa fulfills letters to Santa from children across the nation. You can get your own letter to fulfill at your local post office.
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Lamb Meal, Rice Flour, Oatmeal, Poultry Meal, Ground Rice, Plain Dried Beet Pulp (Sugar Removed), Poultry Fat [Preserved with Mixed Tocopherols (Source of Vitamin E) and Citric Acid], Dried Tomato Pomace, Menhaden Fish Meal, Lecithin, Vegetable Oil, Dried Cheese, Monosodium Phosphate, Fish Oil, DL-Methionine, Choline Chloride, Dried Enterococcus Faccium Fermentation Products, Dried Lactobacillus Acidophilus Fermentation Product, Dried Yucca Schidigera Extract, Salt, L-Lysine, Ascorbic Acid (Source of Vitamin C), Dried Garlic, Vitamin A Acetate, D-Activated Animal Sterol (Source of Vitamin D3), Vitamin E Supplement, Menadione Sodium Bisulfite Complex (Source of Vitamin K Activity), Vitamin B12 Supplement, Riboflavin Supplement, d-Calcium Pantothenate, Niacin Supplement, Thiamine Mononitrate, Pyridoxine Hydrochloride, Folic Acid, Biotin, Manganese Sulfate, Maganous Proteinate, Ferrous Sulfate, Iron Proteinate, Copper Sulfate, Copper Proteinate, Zinc Proteinate, Zinc Oxide, Zinc Sulfate, Potassium Iodide, Potassium Chloride, Sodium Selenite.
Crude Protein, not less than..........24.00%
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Moisture, not more than..................9.00%
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First and fourth ingredients are named meat products.
Use of low quality meats, fats and fillers.
The first ingredients in the food is a named meat product in meal form. The fourth ingredient is likewise a meat meal, but in this case it is "poultry" meal. This is an unidentified (by species) ingredient for which it is impossible to determine source and quality, and such ingredients are usually extremely low quality. We prefer to see only named meat ingredients used in dog foods. There is a further meat meal ingredient in the food (fish meal) 9th on the ingredient list, though this is too far down to make up a substantial portion of the food. We note that the manufacturer does not claim to use ethoxyquin-free sources (ethoxyquin is a chemical preservative commonly added to fish destined for meal, and is believed to be carcinogenic).
The main grain is rice flour, which we consider to be filler. Further grains are oatmeal and brown rice, both of which are decent quality. But poultry fat is a low quality ingredient rarely found in anything but very low quality foods. Poultry fat is an ingredient of unidentified origin for which it is impossible to determine source or quality. Unidentified ingredients are usually very low quality. AAFCO define this as obtained from the tissues of poultry in the commercial processes of rendering or extracting. It consists predominantly of glyceride esters of fatty acids and contains no additions of free fatty acids. If an antioxidant is used, the common name or names must be indicated, followed by the words "used as a preservative"
Beet pulp is a low quality ingredient and filler. It is a by-product, being dried residue from sugar beets which has been cleaned and extracted in the process of manufacturing sugar. It is a controversial ingredient in dog food, claimed by some manufacturers to be a good source of fibre, and derided by others as an ingredient added to slow down the transition of rancid animal fats and causing stress to kidney and liver in the process. We note that beet pulp is an ingredient that commonly causes problems for dogs, including allergies and ear infections, and prefer not to see it used in dog food. There are less controversial products around if additional fibre is required. The preceding ingredient, tomato pomace, is also filler.
Overall, this product probably contains a greater amount of meat than many in this class. It is the use of low quality ingredients and meats/fats of unidentifiable origin and quality that preclude a higher rating being accorded to this food.
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READ about Piers Morgan's long career in journalism here.
In the aftermath of a recently released video of Barack Obama, on Wednesday Piers Morgan welcomed an all-star panel of political commentators and journalists, all charged with offering perspective, and debating the relevance of the new footage.
In the clip from 1991, a young Obama, having been elected president of the Harvard Law Review, addresses a crowd of fellow students, offering support for Professor Derrick Bell.
"Video often is revealing," said Ben Smith, Editor in Chief of BuzzFeed, the website to first release the footage. "It's a moment of Obama sounding exactly like himself, and sounding very kind of conciliatory, while at the same time, really taking sounds in this very divisive fight at Harvard, about race, and tenure, and the number of African-American tenured professors, and very much standing with professor Bell, who was very much on the left of that argument."
"Barack Obama, when he finished his speech, he went over and he hugged Derrick Bell," adds Dana Loesch, editor of Bigjournalism.com, another outlet to publish the video. "The president is kind of aligning himself here with a well-known campus radical."
As the panel continued to digest the video, competitive juices began to flow, and tensions rose slightly, as Smith and Loesch debated the editing of the video, and the timing of it's release:
"I have to correct Ben real quick, we actually had the footage, we've had the footage the entire time," insisted Loesch.
"So, why didn't you air it?" wondered Smith.
"Well, why didn't you show the full clip?" replied Loesch.
Watch the clips, and listen to the interviews, as the panel members discuss this new footage, placing it in context along the backdrop of the upcoming general election.
I saw Kirk Cameron on Piers Morgan Program and I know this is not the current topic. But I agree with Kirk Cameron 100%- plus. A-men to Kirk.
Although unfortunate, it puzzles me why Piers Morgan would glorify Andrew Breitbart. The other evening, hearing both Arianna Huffington and Piers Morgan sing the praises of the deceased, I couldn't help but wonder why there was no mention of his vile attack video on Shirley Sherrod and now we have his attempt with an old college video of President Obama. Perhaps, it would be better to honor and recognize as outstanding those who led exemplary lives.
the people that showed President Obama at Harward in early days, need to get life.they dont say anything on former President Bush smoked pot in his young days.there is sayIng 'WHEN U DIG WHOLE ONE U BETTER DIGGED FOR YOURSELF" CAUSE U WILL FALL INTO IT"
The truth the rally was not about anything radical, except it was about someone pushing for something the believe in, that was in no way a radical form of thinking. And as for President Obama (President of the Hardvard's Law Review) was merely speaking about the individual and not so much on the issue at hand.. Again and another failed attempt to try and distract, discredit and indict our President.
Get the Truth People..
[hulu id=XEYtVQTpFZpAY0i-akxWSw width=500 height=289]
it's getting too hard. We had the talk about wnikrog hard being necessary to succeed in life. I firmly believe in that principle. I only hope and pray that she makes it. Isn't that what we want for our children after all?
Piers Morgan and Obama both need to go, I so sick of the Liberal left playing dirty politics and America is to
If you watch interviews of Bell and his derrogatory statements, one would wonder why Obama would glorify Bell, as well as assign his radical teachings to his students as a law professor. Look up Bell's statements, they are outrageous. Last but not least, if this video is not controversial, why didn't CNN release it? What would be the harm? Oh, that's right, it reinforces the fact the obama is a radical.
Was thrilled to hear what Montel and Piers had to say tonight! It is more than time that we cut out this unessessary BS and got back to what is important! We pick apart every little bit of nonsense and ignore the important issues ! Gossip and criticism is sick and deadly.
When do we start taking responsibility for ourselves ? Thanks to both of you for speaking out.
Derrick Bell said:
"Black people will never gain full equality in this country. Even those herculean efforts we hail as successful will produce no more than temporary "peaks of progress," short-lived victories that slide into irrelevance as racial patterns adapt in ways that maintain white dominance. This is a hard-to-accept fact that all history verifies".
As Americans (who happened to have dark skin color) throughout the 20th Century and this century rose to the highest positions in both business and government (including CEOs, Majority Shareholders, Senators, Supreme Court Justices, Secretaries of State and eventually the President of the United States of America) Derrick Bell refused to live out his personal delusion of our civil society in an Ivory Tower asserting to the end that his must be an Ebony Tower.
Mr. Morgan:
exactly why are these none these individuals qualified to discuss a professor of racial studies and theories, I mean what is the point of having these individuals and not Conel West and Appiah of princeton for goodness sake one would question if these interviews in an of themselves are racially just.
Thanks for stopping by, Adam. As a foemrr employee of Morgan Stanley and an admirer of some of their early work on the Web, it's good to know that the firm is intellectually committed to social media, if not fully technology-enabled yet.It sounds as if lots of valuable information was exchanged at the BDI conference wish I'd been there![]


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The goal of CHARIS is to determine how much water in the rivers of High Asia (Bhutan, Nepal, India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan) comes from seasonal snow melt and how much comes from glacier ice melt. The question is a pressing one because annual snowfall is a renewing resource, while glaciers are essentially a nonrenewable resource since they can only reform over many thousands of years.
This study, being undertaken in collaboration with our Asian partners will provide critical regional-scale information for planning downstream irrigation, hydro-power generation, and general consumption.
Realistic estimates of the future availability, and vulnerability, of water resources in these regions are not possible until we better understand the current hydrologic regime* within these mountain ranges.
— *Hydrologic regime -The distribution over time of water in a watershed, among precipitation, evaporation, soil moisture, groundwater storage, surface storage, and runoff. Definition from http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/watershed_tool/glossary.html


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As previously announced, with Windows Phone 7.8 we're also bringing the feature to existing Windows Phone 7.5 devices. During the development process, I used builds of 7.8 on my Lumia 900 and it felt like a completely new phone: resizable Live Tiles totally change the way I do things, providing faster access to more of my favorite people, photos, and apps.Windows Phone 7.8 also includes some other cool stuff. It doubles the number of theme and accent colors—to 20—so you can make your phone even more personal. There are also new lock screen features: the option to automatically display the Bing Picture of the Day plus the 'A1B2C3' PIN/password challenge to prevent accidental device wipes on phones connected to Exchange accounts.
We know you're eager to get the Windows Phone 7.8 update, and we want you to know that we're working closely with our hardware and carrier partners to get it tested, approved, and rolled out to as many devices as possible in early 2013. As we work to quickly get this in the hands of our loyal users, we're also striving to deliver a high-quality release and ensure a smooth transition for our widely expanded services.


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Pompeian 100% Grapeseed Oil Non-Stick Cooking Spray - We love grapeseed oil for its light taste, health benefits, and versatility. We love nonstick spray because it lets us control how much oil we add to our food. So naturally, we're over the moon that Pompeian's signature grapeseed oil now comes in spritzable form! Officially, a 1/4-second spray (0.25g) has no calories and no fat. But like all spray oil, those numbers are rounded down. A more realistic 1-second spritz has 8 calories and 1g fat (PointsPlus® value 0*). Still SO awesome! Find these at Walmart and select supermarkets (coming soon to more stores).
Dannon Light & Fit Greek Yogurt - Oooh, 80-calorie Greek yogurt cups?! YUP! This lineup includes a slew of flavors, from classic fruit (like Blueberry) to Toasted Coconut Vanilla. Each 5.3-oz. container has 80 calories, 0g fat, 45 - 55mg sodium, 8 - 9g carbs, 0g fiber, 6 - 8g sugars, and 12g protein (PointsPlus® value 2*). Protein power!
Progresso Heart Healthy Soups - The line earns its heart-health cred thanks to downsized fat, cholesterol, and sodium counts. It earns our love thanks to impressive varieties like Creole-Style Chicken Gumbo and Italian-Style Wedding with Meatballs! Each cup (about half a can) has 80 - 120 calories, 0 - 3g fat, 470 - 480mg sodium, 11 - 22g carbs, 1 - 6g fiber, 1 - 14g sugars, and 3 - 7g protein (PointsPlus® value 2 - 3*). Check out all the flavors, soup slurpers!
Plenty of fast-food restaurants have slimmed down their burgers, but no mainstream national chain has churned out lightened-up fries... until now! Dubbed Satisfries, these crinkle-cut fries boast 40 percent less fat and 30 percent fewer calories. But is there more to them than meets the fry, er, eye? Here's the deal... The Stats: A small order has 270 calories and 11g fat (PointsPlus® value 7*), and the value size has 190 calories and 8g fat (PointsPlus® value 5*). We wouldn't call those numbers super impressive, but they're not too bad! The Claims: Although BK is touting big percentages of savings, those numbers are based on weight comparisons to an equal amount of fries from McDonald's. Since a small order at Mickey D's weighs less (71g), it actually has fewer calories and the same fat count as a small Satisfries (127g): 230 calories and 11g fat (PointsPlus® value 6*). The Bottom Line: We got our hands on a small order of each and found that it really comes down to personal preference. If you like hefty fries packed with potato, the Satisfries should, well, satisfy. But if you prefer a portion of thin crunchy fries that comes with a smaller calorie price tag, the McDonald's fries are the one for you. Click here for more french-fry fun and must-have info, and click here for our recent Burger King Survival Guide.
Fight Arthritis with Broccoli - We love that broccoli is delicious and packed with both vitamins and fiber, and now there's even more to love. Results of a new study suggest that compounds in broccoli could combat inflammation, and trials show this could help prevent osteoarthritis. Celebrate the news with this broccoli-loaded stir-fry! Eat Blueberries and Grapes for an Immunity Boost - Researchers at Oregon State University analyzed 446 compounds for immunity-improving abilities. (Way to be thorough, OSU.) What they found is that both the resveratrol in red grapes and the pterostilbene in blueberries enhance immune function when combined with vitamin D. Nice! Anyone up for fruit salad or blueberry oatmeal? Soothe Sore Muscles with Watermelon Juice? - This small study uncovered a potential benefit to consuming watermelon juice. When given to subjects following a workout, subjects experienced less muscle soreness after 24 hours. Looks like Gatorade might have some competition! And click here for nine benefits of lemons that don't stem from eating them!
Breakout product alert... Double Chocolate Chunk Quest Bars! We're fairly obsessed with Quest Bars on the whole. They're delicious and majorly filling. And this brand-new flavor may be the best yet! Each choco-rific bar has 160 calories and 6g fat, plus 16g fiber and 20g protein (PointsPlus® value 5*). Click to find, or buy online! ***In restaurant news, Olive Garden is reportedly taking its Tastes of Italy small plates menu to all locations (yay!), but not everything on it is a good choice (oh). Top picks include the Grilled Chicken Spiedini with Sweet Red Wine Sauce (170 calories, 2g fat, and a PointsPlus® value of 4*) and the Parmesan Roasted Asparagus (90 calories, 7g fat, and a PointsPlus® value of 3*). But steer clear of the Pizza Fritta Napoli -- 730 calories and 41g fat! ***Listen up, sleepy: A recent study in Sweden found that grocery shopping while sleep deprived can lead people to buy more food than if they're well rested. Looks like getting extra ZZZs could be good for your wallet! ***7-Eleven is all about making better snack choices available these days. In addition to the Fresh To Go line we told you about, they're now stocking some smart packaged snacks that happen to be HG approved! Skinny Pop, Seapoint Farms Dry Roasted Edamame, Pretzel Crisps... SCORE. ***Finally, before you hit happy hour, you must check out this video comparing the calorie counts of common alcoholic drinks to those of popular food items. A piña colada = a cheeseburger? WHOA. And that's all we've got. HG out!
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It's National Hot Mulled Cider Day, September 30th! Warm up a mug of Trop50 Farmstand Apple, and add a cinnamon stick STAT!
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Finally tomato time in Colorado
It's that time of summer.
A time when the heat beats on the back of your neck and you don't even feel it because you're shoulder-deep in the tomato patch, the scent of nightshade filling your nostrils, the buzz of happy bees in your ears, your hands pulling everything you can that has even a hint of red or yellow or purplish back and popping them into your mouth right there, warm from the sun
But you know about all that, don't you, gardeners? So does Mindy Makuta, who was one of the $2,500 grand prize winning chefs in Saturday's Nature Sweet Tomato home-grown tomato contest and cook-off. I'll be posting Mindy's recipe later this week, but here's her paean to the love apple that got her a place among the finalists, which also included Kathy Shreve and Leland Wagner (whose killer tomato chutney and tomato coulis, respectively, I'll also post.) And oh! the tomatoes we lucky judges tasted! Another judge and I turned to one another in amazement when a Sungold popped in our mouths with, I kid you not, a flavor akin to a Rocky Ford cantaloupe. There's no time like the present, no season like tomato harvest, and no flavor that takes you back to the garden like a tomato.
Tomatoes Fresh and Sweet
By Mindy Makuta
When tomatoes are fresh and sweet
And good enough to bite into and eat
That is the perfect time to buy them
In lustrous red hues, ripe on the stem
Then, they're also the best looking
And absolutely splendid for cooking
Modern tomatoes can come in all sizes
Grapes to heirlooms, they're full of surprises
Romas for stewing or even for salads
Tasty enough for the writing of ballads
Pop a cherry in your mouth or two or three
Satisfies just like the fruit, don't you see?
In pasta sauces and purees and bisques
Cooked up tomatoes don't have any risks
It's a definite plus to start from fresh
Cooking slowly, for the taste of the flesh
As I, the chef, stir and watch with love
The slow, tender, simmer I see from above
But canned varieties can be used in a pinch
When the snow is high at around 50 inch
Let's not forget the red orbs in baking
Pizza, lasagna, some night I'll be making
And hot hors d'oeuvres are especially nice
Like melted-on mozzarella, with Italian spice
So whether they're stewed or fried green
The versatile tomato perks up my cuisine


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Hey, thought you'd be interested in this idea i had: Harry Potter Book 7:Let's Write it Ourselves --Roblefko 12:41, 7 December 2006 (UTC)
Why did you create all the various Interwikitmp templates. I can't see any reason we need them here. John Reaves (talk) 22:57, 17 February 2007 (UTC)
- I placed in a basic template, that linked to another template, that linked to another... besides i did those months ago.
- Would you be willing to go through and tag the ones that we don't need for deletion? Since this isn't a WikiMedia project, we don't need the majority of them. The templates we need that link to them can be altered to not link to them. John Reaves (talk) 21:36, 18 February 2007 (UTC)
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If you really want to bring all those templates over here, at least make sure they work. The articles really look bad with all those broken links and script. I suggest you fix them first before placing them in the actor pages. The Chosen One (Choose me!) 14:31, 9 April 2007 (UTC)
Please sign all user and article talk pages with 4 tildes (~~~~)or use the one provided in the above toolbar...thanks ..--Cometstyles 11:32, 21 July 2007 (UTC)
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Two studies currently being conducted at Hospital for Special Surgery by rheumatologists Doruk Erkan, MD, and Michael D. Lockshin, MD, may enable researchers to identify new treatments for patients with Antiphospholipid Syndrome (APS) or antiphospholipid antibodies (aPL).
Michael Lockshin, MD (left), and Doruk Erkan, MD, of HSS's Barbara Volcker Center for Women and Rheumatic Diseases, are exploring new ways to help patients suffering from Antiphospholipid Syndrome.
APS is an autoimmune disorder in which the patient's body produces antiphospholipid antibodies, which can cause the blood to clot or become "thickened." These antibodies can result in a variety of symptoms related to clotting, including pregnancy losses and deep vein thrombosis.
APS is divided into two categories: APS occurring in the absence of any other related diseases, and APS occurring in conjunction with a rheumatic disease, such as lupus or rheumatoid arthritis. While some patients with antiphospholipid antibodies may be predisposed to clots, others can have the antibodies in their blood without clots being formed. These patients do not have APS, but are called antiphospholipid antibody positive (aPL positive).
Blood clots in patients with APS occur when an antibody attaches to an endothelial cell on the vessel wall, triggering reactions that result in clotting. Currently, APS patients with blood clots are given an anticoagulant, or blood thinner, to prevent this from occurring. Blood thinners, such as warfarin, make the vascular wall less "sticky," with the goal of preventing the antibody from attaching itself there.
Therefore, while blood thinners reduce the risk of the antibody attaching to the arterial or venous wall, they do not reduce or change the nature of the potentially harmful antibodies. The use of blood thinners also increases the patient's risk of bleeding.
A clinical trial being conducted by Drs. Erkan and Lockshin, of HSS's Barbara Volcker Center for Women and Rheumatic Diseases, will investigate whether a drug traditionally used to lower cholesterol is beneficial and safe in reducing the risk of cardiovascular disease and blood clots in patients with APS or those who are aPL positive.
The study, being conducted in conjunction with the University of Texas Medical Branch Rheumatology Clinic, seeks to determine the effects of statin drugs on patients with APS. Statins, most commonly used to lower cholesterol, also have anti-inflammatory and antithrombotic effects, which would lend themselves to the prevention of blood clots in patients with APS.
The clinical study is based on basic research conducted at the University of Texas at Galveston by Dr. Silvia Pierangeli. Her research has shown that in mice, the introduction of statins can decrease the inflammatory markers that are induced by antiphospholipid antibodies.
The presence of antiphospholipid antibodies in patients with APS and those who are aPL positive can increase the risk of developing a thrombosis (blood clot) in a vein or artery, as seen above. Without treatment, patients often experience repeated clots which can disturb blood flow to important organs, impairing their ability to function.
Whereas blood thinners focus on the prevention of thrombosis in aPL positive patients, the statins have the potential to modify the immune response itself and decrease both the vascular wall signals as well as inflammation proteins/cells that are involved in blood clot formation.
An immunomodulatory approach with a statin for the treatment of APS could result not only in preventing symptoms, but would be ideal particularly for patients who experience complications with blood thinners, as well as those who get blood clots despite the blood thinners.
Dr. Erkan, who is the Associate PhysicianScientist at the Barbara Volcker Center, is the lead site investigator for the study at HSS, where 30 patients will participate in the clinical trial. He and Dr. Lockshin, who is the Director of the Barbara Volcker Center, are recruiting four classes of patients for this study: patients with lupus and APS, patients with APS alone, patients with lupus who are aPL positive, and patients who are aPL positive but do not have lupus.
Participants will take fluvastatin, which is a particular statin, daily for three months and their blood will be monitored once a month. After three months, the medication will be discontinued, but patients will continue to have their blood monitored for three more months. This study is designed to allow researchers to observe the effects that the medication has on the antibodies.
"After three months of therapy, our goal is to show that the inflammatory markers go down," says Dr. Erkan. "And after three more months, our goal is to determine if a direct causal relationship exists between the drug and the markers."
While some aPL positive patients may not exhibit any symptoms, others may experience clinical problems that are resistant to anticoagulants. These clinical manifestations include low platelet count, anemia, heart valve disease, skin ulcers, kidney small vessel clots, and memory problems. Drs. Erkan and Lockshin are also currently conducting a pilot study to evaluate whether an infusion drug called rituximab, approved for treatment of non-Hodgkin's B-cell lymphoma and for certain patients with rheumatoid arthritis, will reduce the signs and symptoms of these aPL related clinical problems.
"In the simplest terms, rituximab inhibits B-cells, and B-cells are the cells that create autoantibodies," says Dr. Erkan. "The idea is that if we can inhibit B-cells, we can decrease the antibodies."
The 20 patients participating in the study will receive two intravenous doses of rituximab, and will be followed for six months for serial aPL monitoring as well as clinical outcomes. "Current treatments available for this syndrome are neither simple nor satisfactory," says Dr. Lockshin. "We hope to define new principles of treatment that will improve the lives of our patients."
The Barbara Volcker Center is the first of its kind in the United States, bringing together scientists, rheumatologists, orthopedists, endocrinologists, and obstetrician/gynecologists under one umbrella. This multidisciplinary approach enables women with conditions such as APS and lupus to get the best medical care by a team of appropriate advisors.
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Anyway, I totally let MoFo kick my butt, and now I have a few pictures of some awesome foods that I didn't get to blog about and I must share them before I procrastinate some more!
Why don't we start with a big, over the top burger? I saw the recipe for these lentil patties on Alisa's blog, and I immediately knew I wanted to devour one! Alisa adapted them from Vegan on the Cheap to use less vital wheat gluten because her gluten has "super-binding power." That's what made me want to try them, because I often find that gluten based patties are too tough and chewy for my taste. These were perfect!
Alisa's Speedy Wheat Hamburger Buns are my to-go quick burger bun recipe. They are fluffy and springy and soft and perfect! The recipe calls for one egg or a substitute, but I have made the recipe without an egg replacer and they were just as awesome. I added a bit more water to make up for the egg, but I always wing it so I'm not sure exactly how much extra water I add. As long as I use bread flour and as long as they rise somewhere warm for about 15 minutes before they bake in a well preheated oven, they always come out soft and fluffy.
Eggplant balls, anyone? These are Jenn's award-winning Basil Eggplant Ballz of awesomeness. You have two options, you can make them "meatballier" or "eggplantier," I went for the eggplantier version. They have a lovely texture and they are deeelicious! Now I wish I had made the sauces that were also a part of the award-winning dish, but when the lazies attack, there's no fighting back!
Sal's Lentil and Sausage Soup had me at hello! This soup is a cold winter's day's best friend! Smokey fauxsages, hardy lentils, yummy spuddy and veggie bits, herby goodness, it all comes together to become one big comforting soup that is sure to warm up your belleh! Pair it up with a nice chunk of bread and let the wind blow! (Hmm. That was not intended as a double entendre because of the *windy* lentils!)
Next up is Kiersten's Cheesy Broccoli and Rice Casserole of greatness! Kiersten's casserole is going to become a regular meal here in the Wing-It household, it's filling, it's warming, it's delicious, and it's easy to make! It satisfied my cheezy craving and then some! I love the smothered broccoli bits and the crustiness that formed on top of the dish. When I was gathering all my ingredients I noticed that I was out of brown rice (oy!) but I did have some brown rice couscous, which is basically brown rice broken into small couscous sized pieces. I was determined to make it, and waiting a few more days to go grocery shopping wasn't an option! So now I can tell you that it also works wonderfully with brown rice couscous! :)
And now let's have some dessert! Celine's Almond Spelt Sweet Rolls are the bomb-diggity-bomb! Do you have Celine and Joni's book 500 Vegan Recipes? You do? Awesome - you can find the recipe there! You don't? That's OK, Celine is the coolest cat and she shared the recipe on her blog! The rolls are amazing! That sweet, crunchy top with zesty orange is the best! Gimme one of these beauties and a cup of hot coffee and I'm a happy camper!
Well, I've done my damage here, I think. Regular weekly posting has now been restored, and the Happy Post will follow shortly! Happy December! :)
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So much good looking food, so little time to comment on it all!ReplyDelete
That burger. Woah. Your caption said it all, I will need stretchy pants for that bad-boy! What an incredible looking boiger! (I don't like lettuce or tomatoes, but they just look right on a burger, don't they?). And I'd love to be able to make home-made burger buns too (yours look beyond perfect! I cant stop staring at them!) but I am crappy at bread making and fear they will not meet my strict softness criteria! (they *look* like they do though, so I'm definitely going to give the recipe a try, but with plenty of sesame seeds on top!).
The pasta and balls looks incredible! That sauce looks so deeply red and rich. *EPIC WANT*
I have yet to try cheese and brockers together in any form, but it sounds really good. I must give that a go!
And I'll take a nice big bowl of hearty, hot, Sausage Soup please! Just what I need in this freezing weather!
I want to eat this post! My only complaint? Not enough dessert! ;P
Can't wait for your Happy Post! Everything you post makes me happy! :D
Whoa, I had to wear stretchy pants just to READ this post. So much awesome food in one place. I've been wanting to make the cheesy broccoli, but now I also want the lentil burgers and buns. And everything else, too. What shall I do first?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 1, 2010 at 4:21 PM
I am so glad you liked the casserole! That recipe is a new favorite of mine too. All of the food in your post looks amazing. Thanks for sharing the link for the eggplant ballz. I don't always like eggplant, but I have a feeling I am going to really like these.ReplyDelete
There is entirely too much goodness here to even begin to comment. But, of course, I will.ReplyDelete
First of all, you posted ballz and sausage soup. Just saying. (Yes, I'm a 12 year old boy.)
I have an eggplant that *was* destined for baba gannouj, but I might be rethinking that right now.
Cheese is the reason I started eating broccoli. It is the reason and only way that many people in my family eat. I will be making this for them when I go home for Christmas!
You are awesome.
Wow! I wish I could have one of everything right now!ReplyDelete
Hello cheesy broccoli rice thingy... please get in my belleh now. Even if it is summer, I don't care. I want your warming goodness.ReplyDelete
All the food looks amazing - though the cheesy casserole is hard to go by! I would love to make burger buns at home too, but I too fear my bread making ability is not up to scratch. I want to make my own bread stuff though... one day!
Those buns are awesome! Everything look so good.ReplyDelete
You rock the party! Glad you liked the eggplant ballz!ReplyDelete
I've been such a mofo slacker now it's over already!
I would eat everything in this post. Even that cheesy broccoli thing, and I don't do cheese. Must look into making those sweet rolls...ReplyDelete
- Gauri Radha गौरी राधाDecember 2, 2010 at 1:23 AM
Everything looks delicious!!ReplyDelete
I love your food p0rn!ReplyDelete
I really shouldn't visit your blog as you make me so hungry!ReplyDelete
BTW, your fluffy buns are gorgeous. Heading over to check out Celine's sweet buns now :)
- AnonymousDecember 2, 2010 at 2:27 PM
So much yummyness, River! That casserole looks like one my mum made when I was little and I loved it so much - I need to go look at K's recipe!ReplyDelete
And that burger...haven't had burgers on the meal plan in ages, need to get back to that!
great post river! so much delicious looking food. Looks like you've been eating well. I think my boyfriend would really love those eggplant meat balls. Three of his favorite things in this world are eggplant, spaghetti and meatballs. All rolled up (no pun intended) into one dinner! :)ReplyDelete
I'll take one of everything please!ReplyDelete
Holy vegan burger! Deliciousness! I'm in love with all those eats, especially that soup which looks oh-so-warming and perfect for winter!ReplyDelete
Everything looks soooo good! I'd love one of those burgers right now (such fluffy buns!) ;) And Celine's rolls do look delicious, too. But most of all, I want to try those eggplant ballz!ReplyDelete
That burger looks amazing! I haven't made a good bean burger in a while. I'll have to get on that right away :)ReplyDelete
- Gauri Radha गौरी राधाMay 7, 2011 at 1:25 AM
Everything looks delicious!!ReplyDelete


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Finding Aid for the Arthur Todd Dance collection, ca. 1900-1968
Restrictions on Use and Reproduction
Container List
Ballets / Dance companies
Ballet slippers and toe shoes
45 rpm records "On ballet"
Denishawn School of Dance
Charles B. Cochran's revue - program (1926)
Charles Weidman Dance Theater Company - Programs
Sadler's Wells Ballet - Programs.
Royal Ballet - Programs.
New York City Ballet - Programs.
Bolshoi Ballet - Programs and articles.
Leningrad Ballet - Programs
Miscellaneous Russian dance companies
Ballet Theater - Programs.
Serge Diaghileff's Ballet Russe - Programs
Exhibits on Diaghileff.
Ballet Rambert - Programs
Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo
Chicago Opera Ballet - Programs
Grand Ballet of Cuevas - Programs
Joffrey Ballet - Programs
London Festival Ballet - Programs
National Ballet of Canada - Programs
National Ballet (Washington) - Programs
Royal Academy of Dancing (London) - Programs
Royal Danish Ballet - Programs
Royal Scots Guards - Programs
San Francisco Ballet - Programs
Western Ballet Theatre - Programs
Miscellaneous Theatre - Programs
New Amsterdam Theatre - Programs
Miscellaneous Spanish dance companies - Programs and clippings
Ballet Rambert - Clippings and fliers
Foreign dance companies - miscellaneous programs and fliers.
American Ballet Theater, American Dance Theater and Sarah Bernhardt Theatre des Nations programs
One half-tone cut of dancers warming up
Exhibit captions
Miscellaneous dance calendars and ephemera
Miscellaneous clippings, photographs and ephemera on Nureyev, Fonteyn and others
Additions including various posters
Miscellaneous dance posters
American Ballet Theatre poster
Posters - Ruth St. Denis, Ted Shawn and others
Miscellaneous posters, photographs and programs
Programs, Clippings, Announcements
Alvin Ailey
Alicia Alonso
American Ballet Theater
American Dance Festival
American Dance Theater
Ashton, Frederick
Balanchine, George
Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo
Beatty, Talley
Bettis, Valerie
Bolm, Adolph
Bolshoi Ballet
Boston Ballet Company
Broadway musicals
Bruhn, Erik
Chicago Opera Ballet
Cunningham, Merce
Markova, Alicia.
Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater
Nureyev, Rudolf
New York City Ballet
The New Dance Group Company
O'Connell, May
Page, Ruth
Pavlova, Anna
Philadelphia Ballet Company
Primus, Pearl
Robbins, Jerome
Ross, Bert
Royal Sadlers Wells
Royal Danish Ballet
Royal Swedish Ballet
Royal Winnipeg Ballet
Miscellaneous Russian companies
St. Denis, Ruth.
San Francisco Ballet
School of American Ballet
Shawn, Tedd
Spessivtzeva, Olga
Sunday Ballet Club
Tallchief, Maria
Taylor, Paul
Tetley, Glen
Tudor, Antony
Verdon, Gwen
Weidman, Charles
Walker, Norman
Western Ballet
Wigman, Mary
De Mille, Agnes
Destine, Jean Leon
Duncan, Isadora
Dunham, Katherine
Enters, Angna
Fonteyn, Margot
Gades, Antonio
Graham, Martha
Harkness Ballet Company
Hawkins, Erick
Holm, Hanya
Horst, Louis
Humphrey, Doris
Joffrey Ballet
Julliard Ballet Ensemble
Karsavina, Tamara
Kirov Ballet
Koner, Pauline
Limon, Jose
London's Festival Ballet
Murray Louis Dance Company
Maracci, Carmelita
Markova, Alicia
Metropolitan Opera Ballet
Nagrin, Daniel
National Ballet of Canada
National Ballet of Washington
Miscellaneous dance companies
Miscellaneous black dance companies
Various Individuals
Gades, Antonio. Flamenco dancer's boots worn by Antonio Gades
St. Denis, Ruth. Statuette of Ruth St. Denis in "White Jade" by M.M. Attwater 1933
Shawn, Tedd. Pin of male dancer on card marked "for Arthur from Shawn."
Graham, Martha. One half-tone cut of Martha Graham.
St. Denis, Ruth. 16mm film of Ruth St. Denis.
Humphrey, Doris. Faded gold scarf belonging to Doris Humphrey
Shawn, Tedd. Color slides of Ted Shawn by John Lindquist
Gades, Antonio. Shirt belonging to Antonio Gades
Humphrey, Doris. Red scarf belonging to Doris Humphrey.
Markova, Alicia. Necklace worn by Alica Markova in "La Sylphide." 1955
Markova, Alicia. Bracelets worn by Alicia Markova in "Camille"
St. Denis, Ruth. Miscellaneous writings, pictures, press releases and fliers
St. Denis, Ruth. Programs and posters of her appearances with Ted Shawn and the Denishawn Dancers
St. Denis, Ruth. Christine L. Schlundt's chronology of the professional appearances of St. Denis and Shawn
Shawn, Tedd. Programs and flyers.
Shawn, Tedd.
Shawn, Tedd. Publications by Ted Shawn
Shawn, Tedd. Annual newsletter
Shawn, Tedd. Jacob's Pillow.
Graham. Martha. Programs.
Graham. Martha. Fliers and press releases.
Markova, Alicia. Programs
Jose Limon. Fliers and clippings
Jose Limon. Programs.
Stein, Gertude. Program for "4 saints in 3 acts" by Gertrude Stein
Bettis, Valerie. Clippings and programs
Bolm, Adolf. Program and clipping
Bruhn, Erik. Program
Cunningham, Merce. Programs and fliers
de Mille, Agnes. Programs and clippings
Duncan, Isadora. Photos, clippings, drawings
Enters, Angna. Programs and fliers
Karsavina, Tamara.
Escudero, Vicente. Booklet
Fokine, Michel. Program
Gades, Antonio. Magazine clippings
Hawkins, Eric. Booklet
Humphrey, Doris. Booklets, programs and clippings
Holm, Hanya. Programs and ephemera
Horst, Louis. Booklet and programs
Mumaw, Barton. Booklet
Pavlova, Anna. Booklet, programs and drawing
Nureyev, Rudolf. Pictures
Petit, Roland. Programs
Primus, Pearl. Programs, fliers, clippings.
Robbins, Jerome. Programs and clipping
Shearer, Sybil. Programs and booklets
Taylor, Paul. Programs and fliers
Verdon, Gwen. Programs
Wigman, Mary. Booklet
Youskevitch, Igor. Clipping
Graham, Martha. Martha Graham Company.
Shawn, Tedd. Men's group
Shawn, Tedd. Jacob's pillow
Karsavina, Thamar - Photos, programs, clippings, booklets
Pavlova, Anna - Photos, programs, clippings, booklets
Plisetskaya, Maya - Photos, programs, booklet
Gades, Antonio. Photographs and booklet
Zoritch, George - Programs, clippings and flier
Slavenska, Mia - Photos, clipping, programs
Fonteyn, Margot -Photographs and Programs
Markova, Alicia. Photographs and programs
Elvin, Violetta - Photographs and Programs
Grey, Beryl - Photographs and Programs
Shearer, Moira - Photographs and Programs
Nureyev, Rudolf - Photographs and Programs
Grey, Beryl - Photographs and cartoon
Maslow, Sophie; McKayle, Donald; Nerina, Nadia; Castle, Irene; Beriosova, Svetlana and others - Photographs and cartoons
Shearer, Moira - Cartoon
Elvin, Violetta - Photograph and cartoon
Duncan, Isadora. Scarf belonging to Isadora Duncan
Ballets / Dance Companies
American Ballet Theatre
Ballet Espagnola
Ballet Folklorico of Mexico
Ballet Rambert
Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo
Bayanihan Philippine Dance Company
Bolshoi Ballet
Celtic Ballet
Chilean National Ballet
Dance Theater, Berlin
Dancers of Bali
Dancers of India
Hungarian Ballet's "Bihari"
Joffrey Ballet
Julliard Dance School
Limon, Jose, with his company
London Festival Ballet
Metropolitan Opera Ballet
National Ballet of Canada
National Dance Theatre Company of Jamaica
Negro Dance Theatre
Royal Ballet
Royal Danish Ballet
Royal Scots Guards
Royal Winnipeg Ballet
Russian Dance groups
San Francisco Ballet Company
The Ukrainian Dance Company
Yugoslav National Folk Ballet
Alwin Nikolais Ballet
Graham, Martha & Co. - by Van Vechten
Graham, Martha & Co. - by B. Morgan
Graham, Martha & Co. - by Arthur Todd
Graham, Martha & Co.
Kirov Ballet
Metropolitan School of Ballet
New York City Ballet
Royal Ballet
Royal Ballet - Signed
Royal Ballet: Margot Fonteyn
Sadlers Wells Ballet
School of American Ballet Theater - by Arthur Todd
National Ballet of Washington
Miscellaneous black dancers
Miscellaneous ethnic dancers
Miscellaneous Spanish dancers
Various Individuals
Non-dance photos
Balanchine, George
Ailey, Alvin
Alonso, Alicia
Ashton, Frederick
Beatty, Talley
Bettis, Valerie
Bolger, Ray
Bolm, Adolph
Bruhn, Erik
Castle, Irene & Vernon
Caton, Edward
Champion, Gower
Chase, Lucia
Cole, Jack
Collins, Janet
Conrad, Karen
Cunningham, Merce
Danilova, Alexandra
de Mille, Agnes
Destine, Jean Leon
Dolin, Anton
Draper, Paul
Duncan, Isadora
Duncan, Jeff
Dunham, Katherine
Enters, Angna
Erdman, Jean
Essen, Viola
Fonteyn, Margot
Franklin, Frederic
Gades, Antonio. Photographs
Gopal, Rama
Greco, Jose
Graham. Martha.
Guida, Salvatore
Hawkins, Erick
Hightower, Rosella
Horst, Louis
Hoving, Lucas
Howard, Andree
Karnilova, Maria
Karsavina, Tamara
Kelly, Gene
Kidd, Michael
Kitchell, Iva
Lang, Pearl
Lessing, Florence
Limon, Jose
Lynn, Bambi with Rod Alexander
Loring, Eugene
Louis, Murray
Lyon, Annabelle
McKayle, Donald
Maracci, Carmalita
Marceau, Marcel
Markova, Alicia
Maslow, Sophie
Maule, Michael
Moore, Jack
Moylan, Mary Ellen
Nagrin, Daniel
Nijinska, Bronislava
Nijinsky, Vaslav
Nicolaus, Alwin
Nureyev, Rudolf
Robbins, Jerome
Romanoff, Dimitri
St. Denis, Ruth.
Saddler, Donald
Schanne, Margrethe
Sergava, Katherine
Serrano, Lupe
Shabelevski, Yurek
Shankar, Uday
Stroganova, Nina
Sokolow, Anna
Tamiris, Helen
Tetley, Glen
Tudor, Anthony
Verkas, Leon
Verdun, Gwen
Villella, Peter
Ward, Glen
Walker, Norman
Youskevitch, Igor
Beatty, Talley, of choreography
Bolender, Todd, of choreography
Champion, Gower, of choreography
Cole, Jack, of choreography
Daniels, Danny, of choreography
de Mille, Agnes, of choreography
Gennaro, Peter, of choreography
Holm, Hanya, of choreography
Humphrey, Doris, of choreography
Redd, Michael, of choreography
Layton, Joe, of choreography
Lucas, of choreography
McKayle, Donald, of choreography
Page, Ruth, of choreography
Robbins, Jerome, of choreography
Ross, Herbert, of choreography
Saddler, Donald, of choreography
Weidman, Charles, of choreography
White, of choreography
Alonso, Alicia & Ballet Alonso
Astaire, Fred
Bettis, Valerie
Falco, Louis
Fosse, Robert
Graham. Martha.
Graham, Martha: off stage.
Graham, Martha: sets, costumes.
Holm, Hanya
Humphrey, Doris
Hurok, Saul
Karsavina, Tamara
Le Clercq, Tanaquil
Maracci, Carmelita
Markova, Alicia - Photographs by Van Vechten
Markova, Alicia
Markova, Alicia. Signed photographs.
Musical comedy
Najan, Nola
Page, Ruth
Primus, Pearl
Rambert, Marie
Ross, Bertram
St. Denis, Ruth. Signed.
St. Denis, Ruth.
Shawn, Tedd. Early and signed photographs
Shawn, Tedd. Early photographs
Shawn, Tedd. Offstage signed photographs
Shearer, Sybil
Skibine, George & Marjorie Tallchief
Soluv, Zachary
Speswzeva, Olga
Spohr, Arnold
Sulich, Vasili
Taylor, Paul & Co.
Terry, Walter
Ulanova, Galina
Vittucci, Matteo
Waller, Norman
Wigman, Mary
St. Denis, Ruth. Signed.
Holm, Hanya
Weidman, Charles
Humphrey, Doris
Wigman, Mary
Graham. Martha.
Shawn, Tedd.
St. Denis, Ruth. Signed.
St. Denis, Ruth & Shawn, Ted - Signed.
Shawn, Tedd. St. Denis, Ruth & Shawn, Ted - Signed.
Shawn, Tedd. Signed
Bettis, Valerie
Cunningham, Merce; Hodes, Stuart; Butler, John; and Tamiris, Helen
Fonteyn, Margot -signed
Fernandez, Roger
Gades, Antonio. Photographs
Horst, Louis
Primus, Pearl
Nureyev, Rudolf
Limon, Jose
Markova, Alicia
Morgan, Barbara. Martha Graham sixteen dances in photographs. New York: Duell Sloan and Pearce. 1941
Markova, Alicia. Giselle and I. New York, The Vanguard Press [c1960]
Dolin, Anton. Markova: her life and art. London, W.H. Allen 1953
Covent Garden Books. Number Two. 1947 - 1948
Karsavina, Tamara. Classical ballet: The flow of movement. London, Adam and Charles Black [c1962]
Chappell, William. Fonteyn: Impressions of a ballerina. London, Rockliff Publishing Corporation [c1951]
Ailey, Alvin
Ashton, Frederick
Beatty, Talley
Bettis, Valerie
Bruhn, Erik
Champion, Gower
Chase, Lucia
Cole, Jack
de Mille, Agnes
de Valois, Ninette
Dolin, Anton
Dudinskaya, Natalia
Dunham, Katherine
Enters, Angna
Flindt, Flemming
Fonteyn, Margot
Fosse, Robert
Franklin, Frederic
Gutman, John
Hawkins, Eric
Hayden, Melissa
Holm, Hanya
Humphrey, Doris
Graham, Martha
Karsavina, Tamara
Lander, Harold
Le Clercq, Tanaquil
Limon, Jose
McDonald, Brian
Markova, Alicia
Martin, John
Moore, Lilian
Morrice, Norman
Nagrin, Daniel
Page, Ruth
Povloff, Michel
Primus, Pearl
Rambert, Marie
Robbins, Jerome
Rothschild, Betshage
Sadler, Donald
St. Denis, Ruth
Sarabhai, Mrinalini
Shawn, Ted
Shearer, Sybil
Sokolow, Anne
Spohr, Arnold
Tetley, Glen
Tudor, Anthony
Van Vechten, Carl
Verdy, Violette
Villella, Edward
Volkova, Vera
Weidman, Charles
Wigman, Mary
Magazines, Articles, Clippings, Booklets
Miscellaneous articles, some by or featuring Arthur Todd
Miscellaneous dance magazines and articles
Copies of "About the house" magazine. (Covent Garden)
St. Denis, Ruth. Miscellaneous newspaper and magazine clippings
Graham. Martha. Newspaper clippings.
Graham. Martha. Magazine clippings.
Graham. Martha. Miscellaneous booklets.
Fonteyn, Margot. Magazine.


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