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Antique Maps & Antique Prints – Meeting and Lectures
April 3-5, Chicago. Renaissance Chicago Hotel, One West Wacker Drive. Maps and the Visions of Space and Place in Italy. A session to take place during the annual meeting of the Renaissance Society of America. The presentation is organized by Matthew Edney, director of the History of Cartography Project. For more details, see the meeting page for RSA.
April 4-5, Houston and La Porte, Texas. San Jacinto Battleground. Texas Map Society Spring Meeting. For more information, visit the society's meeting page.
April 4, 11, 18, 25, May 2, 9, Charlottesville, Virginia. Six consecutive Friday mornings, 9:30 – 11:00 AM. A class entitled The Roles of Old Maps: History, Art, Cartography and the Building of Nation. Sponsored by Osher Lifelong Learning Insitute at the University of Virginia. Check for locations and registration details on Osher website.
April 5, Charlottesville, Virginia. The Mary and David Harrison Institute for American History, Literature, and Culture, University of Virginia. A joint field trip for the Washington Map Society and William P. Cumming Map Society, to an exhibition at the University of Virginia Library. The trip provides a guided tour of the exhibition, "On the Map": American Maps from 1500 to 1800 from the Seymour I. Schwartz Collection. For more info contact Joel Kovarsky.
April 9, Boston. 5:30 pm, Abby Room, Boston Public Library, 700 Boylston Street. As Though in Flight: 19th Century American Urban Views, presented by Alex Krieger, Professor of Urban Design, Harvard Graduate School of Design. After the lecture, there will be a gallery tour of the exhibition: Boston and Beyond, A Bird's Eye View of New England.
April 9, Philadelphia. 6:00 pm. Rosenbach Museum & Library, 2008-2010 Delancey Place. Harold Brodsky, Professor Emeritus in the Department of Geography and Affiliate in Jewish Studies at the University of Maryland, presents Hidden Messages in the 1695 Map of the Exodus, including looking at the making of maps of the Holy Land in the 17th century. RSVP recommended.
April 10, London. 6:00 pm, Farmers' Club, 3 Whitehall Court, The International Map Collectors' Society's Collectors' Evening. Refreshments available. A chance for members to bring a map for discussion. Chaired by Francis Herbert, who previously served as Map Librarian at the Royal Geographical Society. For more info contact Caroline Batchelor 0-1372-72755.
April 10, Toronto. 6:00 pm. University of Toronto Robarts Library, 130 St. George Street, Room 4049. Upper Canada Map Society meeting. Cathy Moulder of McMaster University Library will discuss Robert Edward Clifford (1767-1817): Maps and Mysteries. The presentation will include maps from the Clifford collection at McMaster. For more info contact Marcel Fortin.
April 12, New York. 2:30 pm, New York Public Library, Fifth Avenue & 42nd Street, Classroom B, Celeste Bartos Education Center. Meeting of The New York Map Society. Joop Varekamp of Wesleyan University presents Adriaen Block, the discovery of Long Island Sound and the New Netherlands colony: What Drove the Course of History? For more info, contact John Woram.
April 17, Chicago. 5:30 pm. Newberry Library, 60 West Walton Street. The Chicago Map Society meeting and reception, followed by a 6:00 pm lecture, at the Towner Fellows' Lounge. John Power presents Mapping the World from Jacksonville, Illinois: The Cartographic Career of Henry C. Tunison.
April 17, Washington. 7:00 pm. Geography and Map Division, B level, Library of Congress, Madison Building, 101 Independence Avenue. Washington Map Society meeting. Dr. Francesca Fiorani of the University of Virginia presents The Places of Renaissance Mapping. For more info contact Howard Lange 703-532-1605.
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March 29-30, Long Island, N.Y. The Long Island Book & Ephemera Fair. Garden City Field House, 295 Stewart Avenue, Garden City, N.Y. For more info call 603-509-2639.
March 30, Litchfield, Connecticut. Litchfield Antiquarian Bookfair. Litchfield Community Center, 421 Bantam Road, (Rte. 202), Litchfield. For more information, call 413-528-2327.
April 4 5, Albuquerque, N.M. Albuquerque Antiquarian Book Fair, University of New Mexico, Continuing Ed. Conference Center. For more info call 505-291-9653.
April 4 – 6, New York City. ABAA New York Antiquarian Book Fair. Park Avenue Armory, 643 Park Avenue, between 66th and 67t
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April 4 – 8, New York City. West Side Antiquarian Book Fair. Hunter College, West Sportsplex, Lexington Ave. at 68th Street. For info call 413-528-2327.
April 12 – 13, Boston. Boston Antiquarian Book and Ephemera Fair. Seaport World Trade Center, Boston.
April 13, Burlington, VT. Vermont Antiquarian Book Fair. Sheraton Hotel, South Burlington. For more info, call 802-527-7243.
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April 3, New York City. Swann Galleries. Fine Books, including Work on Polar Exploration.
April 5, New York City. Bloomsbury Auctions. Important Printed Books and Manuscripts.
April 9, Gloucestershire, England. Dominic Winter Book Auctions. Printed Books & Maps.
April 10, Falls Church, Virginia. Waverly Auctions. Fine Maps & Atlases.
April 17, San Francisco. PBA Galleries. Americana, Travel & Exploration, Cartography, Natural History.
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These are some of the stories that caught our eye Wednesday.
Some of Canada's National Hockey League teams face stiff penalties even before their players lace up.
The Toronto Maple Leafs, which haven't won the Stanley Cup since 1967, boasts some of the most fervent fans--and the most expensive tickets --in the NHL. That's true in the regular season, and particularly true in the playoffs.
It took nearly a decade for playoff hockey to return to Canada's biggest city. And it took 60 minutes for the Toronto Maple Leafs to be reminded of how tough it was to get there.
The Toronto Maple Leafs and Ottawa Senators have one of the more heated rivalries in the National Hockey League, and when the league resumes late next week, that rivalry is set play out off the ice in Ottawa's Byward Market.
Bruins center David Krejci scored a hat trick, including the game winner in overtime as the Boston team won their second-straight game on the road against the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Rogers Communications said Tuesday it has signed a nearly US$5 billion deal with the National Hockey League for Canada-wide rights to broadcast NHL games "on all platforms in all languages."
The Rangers goaltender stopped all three shots in the shootout to give New York a 3-2 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Tonight's decisive hockey playoff game is in Boston but hometown fans can still watch the game en masse.
The Leafs won their first playoff game at home in nine years after defeating the Bruins 2-1 in Game 6 of the NHL Eastern Conference quarter-final, pushing the series to a final game on Monday.
Here are a few of the stories we're reading early Thursday.
Losing games is useful, if no fun; losing a team is a different sort of suffering.
Toronto officials said this week that the city has surpassed Chicago to become North America's fourth-largest city.
Rangers Ground Flyers, Devils Shoot Out Caps, Maple Leafs Drop Isles
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Game 4 is usually just a formality when you're down 3-0, but the Devils (and a few other teams) have made a showing.
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Toronto Mayor Rob Ford called on police to release a video that they say appears to show him using crack-cocaine, as the embattled politician rebuffed growing calls for him to resign and made an emotional apology to Canada's largest city.
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Canadian investigators recovered a video file that depicts activity "consistent" with media reports about images showing alleged drug use by Toronto Mayor Rob Ford, the police chief said.
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We found this cool but weird ad for our You Tube of the week beer commercial. It's short and pretty much to the point, don't throw eggs, drink Red Stripe Beer….. Fair Enough! Red Stripe is a Jamaican Beer which has been doing some pretty big trade around the world in recent years, we have heard they are also producing a Red Stripe Light which is new onto the market- We will do some research, try and taste one and write up a story in coming weeks! Read the rest of this entry »
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Red Stripe
Red Strip is probably the best known of the Jamaican Lager Beers, originating from Kingston Jamaica in 1918. Today owned by one of the worlds biggest brewers Diageo which owns Guinness. The beer has had a colourful life and in the early days it even had a painted lable. The beer became popular in America and England during the early 1990′s when reggae and ska music was very popular. Interestingly in 1989 exports to the USA was halted for a while after a marijuana smuggling racket was uncovered in cases of the tasty larger. Today the beer has been licenced to brew in a few places around the world and is available in most beer loving countries around the world in the short and fat little brown stubby or in a can in other markets.


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Olbermann Skewers Media Coverage of His Clash With Current TV
Keith Olbermann is butting heads with his bosses again, this time at Current TV. The issue at heart is his coverage – or lack thereof – of Tuesday's Republican primaries, and the clash has been widely reported by media outlets, some of which may want to invest in fact checkers. After reading the Huffington Post's take, Olbermann tweeted a few corrections:


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Clive Davis hosted the star studded event, The Annual Pre-Grammy Gala in Beverly Hills Hilton in Beverly Hills, CA. Rihanna and Ciara went for the puffy edge, and actually pulled it off looking nothing shy of amazing. Actually, Ciara reminded me of Lil Bo Peep, but in a fashion forward couture kind of a way.
Some blast from the past hit up the event including, Toni Braxton, Mya, and India.Arie. Mary J Blige and Kendu Isaacs were kissing on the red carpet, I guess to show the world they're not fighting anymore at events. Jennifer Hudson, Keri Hilson, and Usher worked the red carpet, as well. Jennifer Hudson is trying to get slim on is.
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Nzingha Stewart has been hired to write the script for Walt Disney Pictures' remake of the 1984 Garry Marshall comedy The Flamingo Kid, with Brett Ratner and Michael Phillips producing.
Matt Dillon starred in the original The Flamingo Kid, along with Richard Crenna, Hector Elizondo and Janet Jones - the coming-of-age movie about a working class boy who takes a summer job at a beach resort and learns valuable life lessons.
Michael Phillips (who's a producer on the remake) also produced the first film by the way; before that, he produced (along with his wife Julia Phillips) The Sting, Taxi Driver, as well as Close Encounters of the Third Kind. Not a bad-looking resume there, huh?
Nzingha, who, as some of you may recall, was original set to direct For Colored Girls… (from her own script) before Tyler Perry took it over, was recently selected as a finalists for the 2012 Disney's ABC Talent Development Diversity initiative - the 2012-14 ABC DGA Directing Program.
Congrats Nzingha!
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Harvest Moon Festival
The Harvest Moon Festival is a long-standing institution for the Preschool. We have held this festival since the school opened 20 years ago! It has had many incarnations but it has basically remained the same throughout, a family-fun festival geared toward preschoolers.
We thank all the families who came out on a beautiful fall day to support St. Francis of Assisi Preschool. It was an afternoon filled with happy laughter and chatter as children played carnival-style games, took a turn on the Cake Walk, marveled at the sheer size of our baskets for raffle and shared some delicious food together. We are grateful to the Knights of Columbus who provided the food for the event and stayed to serve it up with a smile! We thank our Harvest Moon committee who organized and put the entire event together and the volunteers who worked at the stations or set up/ cleaned up. Through your generosity, we were able to raise over $6,000 for the Preschool and the Dan Kenna Endowment fund! Thank you and we'll see you next year!
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BBB Warns Consumers About Contractor Bruce Pettis, New Firm Brothers Construction
St. Louis, Mo., June 19, 2012 – Bruce Pettis, whose construction business was harshly criticized by St. Louis area homeowners and Berkeley city officials last year, is generating concerns under a new company name, the Better Business Bureau (BBB) warns.
The BBB urges that consumers be careful when contracting with Pettis, of Florissant, or his company, Brothers Construction Co.
"He's started the same old stuff again," said a Berkeley city inspector.
A Berkeley homeowner said the work on her hail-damaged roof in recent weeks was so poor that Berkeley city inspectors forced Pettis to remove the shingles and redo the roof. She also said that Pettis overcharged her by more than $3,000 for the project, a claim that Pettis denies.
The inspector confirmed that police were called to the home by neighbors after a series of heated arguments broke out between Pettis and his workers during the construction.
Pettis' former firm, Pettis Construction Co., has an "F" grade with the BBB, the lowest grade possible. In August 2011, the BBB reported that several Berkeley area property owners claimed that Pettis took their money to repair their homes, but did no work or failed to complete the jobs.
The city of Berkeley cited Pettis for six ordinance violations involving his work last year. The inspector said Pettis was arrested on the charges last month and freed on a $5,000 cash bond. He is scheduled to appear in court on those charges on June 26.
Michelle Corey, BBB president and CEO, said it's clear that Pettis has not learned from past mistakes. "This appears to be a chronic issue with Mr. Pettis," Corey said. "If he is going to continue in the contracting business, he needs to find a way to change and change in a hurry. Consumers have little tolerance for slipshod business practices."
The 81-year-old woman who hired Pettis last month said she did so after a recommendation from her daughter's boss. She said she approved $4,200 for the roof work, but said that Pettis kept demanding more money. She said she eventually paid him $7,300.
The Berkeley inspector said that when he inspected the work on Bobb Avenue, there were so many problems that he instructed Pettis to remove the entire roof and replace it. "Both he and his men thought that roof was in perfect shape," the official said. After the work was redone, the roof passed inspection.
Pettis blamed the poor workmanship on one of his workers, who he subsequently fired. He said the additional money went to replace building materials that were stolen from the site, to replace rotten wood and to replace the roof on a back porch, which was not included in the original bid. The owner said she never agreed to any of those expenditures.
"I was giving him money, and he was not showing me any bills," she said. "That was a stupid thing for me to do."
In an Aug. 17 news warning, the BBB quoted the city inspector as saying Pettis' work at that time was so amateurish as to be "unbelievable." He said, "I have a 2 ½-year-old granddaughter who could do better work."
Pettis served a four-year prison term ending in 2010 on a federal charge of distributing cocaine. Other convictions include burglary, felony stealing, forgery, felony possession of marijuana and carrying a loaded .38 caliber revolver without a permit.
The BBB offers the following tips for homeowners searching for contractors:
- Don't make a hasty decision. Take time to ensure the business is local and has a track record of reliable workmanship. Visit www.bbb.org or call 314-645-3300 for a BBB Business Review, which includes the company's BBB rating (A+ plus to F) along with the complaint history and company contact information.
- Ask the company for references and call those property owners. Ask them if the jobs were performed as agreed upon and whether they were satisfied with the results.
- Ask whether the contractor has all required licenses and insurance. Ask your city whether they have had experience with the business.
- Ask for a written contract and read it to ensure that everything discussed is included. Make sure it includes all details of the job and when and how payments are to be made.
- Do not make all payments in advance. Suggest a payment plan that would include a third of the money in advance, a third once work is underway and the final third when work is completed to your satisfaction.
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Nintendo's iconic video game character, Mario™ trades in the Mushroom Kingdom for the red carpet at the 2008 NHL Awards in Toronto. Mario high-fived fans celebrating 2K Sports' NHL® 2K9, the first official NHL and NHLPA Licensed Hockey Video Game for the Wii Console. Available this fall, NHL 2K9 will allow fans to play like the pros using the Wii Remote™ controller as a hockey stick.
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Real Sociedad moved up to fifth pending the rest of Sunday's games after a 1-1 draw against Levante in this week's mid-day kick-off. The Basque side went ahead with an eighteenth minute Carlos Vela penalty after the Mexican forward was brought down by Nikos on the edge of the area, but ten minutes later the visitors made it all square with a penalty of their own, Michel converting the spot kick after Chory Castro fouled Lell as he advanced in to the area. Before the break Vela and Griezmann both beat the offside trap only for their headers to go to waste, and after the restart Bravo just got enough on a Michel shot to tip it on to the crossbar. Soon afterwards Levante were left with ten men when Nikos picked up a second booking, but Juan Ignacio Martínez's side held on for a point which keeps them three behind their hosts in the table.
Atlético Madrid stay twelve points behind leaders Barcelona after a 0-3 victory at Valladolid on Sunday evening. Falcao opened the scoring for Simeone's side early on, turning the rebound past Dani Hernández after the keeper blocked Godín's short following a free kick, and Diego Costa could have added to the lead before the break had Dani not kept him out a couple of times. Eight minutes in to the second half though Costa did beat the keeper after running on to Koke's headed pass, and the locals didn't cause any problems for Courtois until substitute Manucho came on later on. Koke went close though a couple of times, and with the game coming to an end Cristian Rodríguez took advantage of a poor Rukavina back pass to nip in and score the third.
Real Madrid are still four points behind Atlético after they beat Rayo Vallecano 2-0 later in the evening. Mourinho gave young striker Morata a run out up front, and within three minutes he took his opportunity, steering a shot past Rubén after Kaká and Özil combined to set him up. And less than ten minutes later Madrid appeared to be on track for an easy victory when Ramos fought off his marker to head Özil's free kick past the keeper. However soon afterwards Ramos got himself sent off after picking up two bookings in less than a minute, and Morata was sacrificed to make room for a replacement defender. After that Mourinho decided to play safe, and Rubén only had to make a couple of saves from Kaká and Khedira after the restart. Trashorras fired a shot over the bar at the other end, and Piti saw his shot blocked by his own player as it was heading towards the net, but otherwise Rayo were unable to take advantage of the extra man, and they drop out of the top six as a result.
Valencia are closing in on the Champions League spots, and Valverde's side are just two points behind Málaga after a 2-0 victory over Mallorca. It was not the best of performances though, and the visitors were unlucky to come away with nothing after dominating for much of the match. Giovani in particular brought an early save out of Diego Alves, and Giovani, Luna and Martí all went close either side of half time. The Ches were left with ten men when Tino Costa was sent off for kicking Pina in on off-the-ball incident on the half hour mark, but fifteen minutes in to the second half they took the lead when Ricardo Costa headed in a Canales corner. Alves had to be at his best after that to keep out Hemed, victor and Pina, but once again the locals scored against the run of play, Soldado picking up a through ball from Dani Parejo to beat Aouate for a second time. A seventh game without a win for Gregorio Manzano's side, but on this form there is still hope they can save themselves, at least if they can start finding the net!
Betis drop away from the European spots though after a 1-0 defeat at Espanyol. At the midpoint of the season no less than 16 points separated the two sides, but the Catalans have closed that gap to five after winning five of their last six games under new coach Javier Aguirre. The only goal came early on, Sergio García poking a shot in off the post after Stuani headed back Capdevila's long cross, and the striker came close to a second when he just failed to turn in Verdú's cross soon afterwards. Beñat replied with an inswinging corner which bounced off the bar, and Mattioni and Pabón both felt they should have had a penalty when tackled by the other later on in the first half. After the interval there were chances for both teams, but the locals held on for a fifth home win in a row win which gives them hope of reaching the European places. Betis are going the other way though, and with two points out of a possible 15 their hopes of European football next season are rapidly disappearing. (17.02.13)
A close call for Barcelona at Granada on Saturday evening, although two goals from Leo Messi gave them a 1-2 victory in the end. The Andalusians have been undergoing a revival recently under new coach Lucas Alcaraz, climbing out of the relegation spots after winning their last two games, including a 1-0 victory over Real Madrid in their last match in the Los Cármenes stadium. And although Alexis wasted a couple of chances to put the visitors in front, it was the home team who were ahead at the break after Aranda and Nolito combined to set up Ighalo. Messi equalised though early in the second half after Toño could only push out a shot from Fàbregas, his 300th goal for the club, and Pedro hit the post before Messi won it once again for his team with a well struck free kick a few minutes later.
Málaga consolidate fourth spot after a 1-0 victory over Athletic Bilbao earlier in the day. Saviola got the only goal for Pellegrini's side early in the first half after Piazon crossed in from left of the area, and soon afterwards Baptista brought a good stop out of Raúl Fernández, who had been drafted in by Bielsa after some poor performances by first choice keeper Iraizoz. It was his opposite number Willy Caballero who was the star after that though with a string of first class saves, in particular from Aduríz in the first half, and from De Marcos and Ibai Gómez after the restart. The win takes the Andalusians to within four points of Real Madrid pending their game on Sunday, and leaves the Basque side just six points away from the bottom three.
Galicia's Deportivo and Celta are in trouble though after both lost this weekend, Deportivo staying in bottom spot after losing at Sevilla on Friday evening, and Celta remaining two places above them after losing 3-1 at Getafe in the first match on Saturday. Colunga opened the scoring for the locals after Cabral gave the ball away to Abdel Barrada, and although Augusto Fernández headed the equaliser soon afterwards from Roberto Lago's cross, Diego Costa restored the lead on the follow up after Lago had cleared Colunga's shot off the line. A few minutes before the break Fede Fernández headed a third for Luis García's side following a Colunga corner, and Abdel and Colunga could have increased the lead after the interval.
Osasuna moved away from the relegation spots however after beating Zaragoza 1-0 in the last game of the day. Kike Sola headed the only goal of the match from Damià's cross in the fourth minute, and the striker came close to increasing the lead when he just failed to turn in a couple of crosses either side of half time. Zaragoza's new signing Rochina brought the save of the night out of Andrés before the interval, and went close soon after the restart, but Gato Silva responded with a lob later on in the second half which Roberto did well to keep out. A much needed victory though for the Pamplona based team, and they move a point above their opponents in the table. (16.02.13)
Deportivo remain at the foot of the table after a 3-1 defeat at Sevilla on Friday evening. After four defeats in a row, club president Lendoiro changed his coach for the second time this season, but the new incumbent Fernando Vázquez fared little better. With only six minutes gone Rakitic headed the locals in to the lead from Coke's cross, and Aranzubia had to keep out Navas and Kondogbia before "Pit-bull" Medel beat him for a second time midway through the first half. Riki got one back from Aguilar's centre, and soon afterwards he fired a shot over the bar, but before the half time whistle Medel got on the end of a long cross from youngster Alberto Moreno to score his second of the evening and his side's third. After the restart the visitors pushed forward, but keeper Beto produced first class saves from Pizzi, Bruno Gama and Oliveira to keep his team in the running for the European spots. (15.02.13)


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Klawans, Harold |
Genre | Collection (Case Studies) (256 pp.) |
Keywords | Aging, Anatomy, Art of Medicine, Body Self-Image, Cancer, Caregivers, Child Abuse, Childbirth, Children, Communication, Death and Dying, Dementia, Disability, Doctor-Patient Relationship, Empathy, Family Relationships, Grief, History of Medicine, Incest, Infectious Disease, Medical Advances, Medical Education, Medical Ethics, Pain, Physical Examination, Physician Experience, Professionalism, Stroke, Suffering, Surgery |
Summary | This posthumously published collection of essays by Dr. Klawans, an eminent neurologist and writer, explores the interactions between patient, family and neurologist and the implications of specific neurologic diseases. Klawans's special interest in neurology is movement disorders, such as Huntington's chorea and Parkinson's disease, but his outside interests range from evolutionary biology to classical music. His essays, therefore, focus on single patients or families, but the author weaves thoughts about his other interests into each "case." The book is divided into two sections, "The Ascent of Cognitive Function" and "The Brain's Soft Spots: Programmed Cell Death, Prions, and Pain." In a brief preface, Klawans declares that this book is "more than just a set of clinical tales about interesting and at times downright peculiar patients" from his 35 years of practice, but rather it "humbly grapples with the 'whys' of our brain, not the 'hows.'" (pp. 9-10) In the preface, as well as in one essay, Klawans acknowledges the work and impact of fellow neurologist-writer Oliver Sacks ("Oliver is truly the father of us all." p 12). The title essay concerns a six-year-old girl who was found, locked and completely speech-deprived, in a closet. Because she is still within the window of opportunity for language acquisition, "Lacey" quickly learns to speak, unlike Victor, the Wild Boy of Aveyron, whose story was immortalized in the François Truffaut film, L'enfant Sauvage. Klawans uses these stories as a launch pad to discuss the evolution of language, including a proposal that the cavewoman, not the man, was responsible for development of the human species as she taught her offspring language. Other chapters focus on patients with epilepsy, Parkinson's disease, localized and hemispheric stroke, "painful-foot-and-toe syndrome, " and Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease. Two particularly memorable chapters concern Huntington's chorea and Refsum's disease. The chapter, "Anticipation," explores the profound ethical concerns of genetic testing for Huntington's chorea as applied to three generations of one particular family. In the chapter, "The Hermit of Thief River Falls," Klawans recollects his first year as a neurology resident, and his care of a reclusive patient with a rare eponymous illness, Refsum's disease--just in time for a visit by Refsum himself, a famous Norwegian neurologist. The book concludes with a speculative "afterthought" about genetics, evolution, and the importance of extended "juvenilization" --the protracted post-natal development of Homo sapiens. This essay intertwines some of the threads regarding speech development and evolutionary biology, particularly brain development, that were introduced earlier in the text. |
Commentary | These tales are indeed fascinating. Klawans provides insight into the neurological exam and how to localize lesions (to be confirmed with diagnostic testing). In doing so, he gives historical background to the field of neurology. He is clearly interested in his patients, and pays attention not only to them, but also to their family members. Some of his erudition can become tiresome (he inevitably one-ups the incompetent neurologist who just left the room), but he maintains a good sense of humor in his writing, as well as an expression of caring about his patients' well-being. |
Publisher | Norton |
Edition | 2000 |
Place Published | New York |
Annotated by | Shafer, Audrey |
Date of Entry | 02/11/00 |
Last Revised | 04/03/00 |


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Joining me on today's show were Angelo Matera, the editor and publisher of Godspy.com, and Fr. Dominic Legge, OP, a professor of theology at Providence College.
With Angelo the topic of conversation was this weekend's "Parable of the Two Sons" and the lessons it teaches concerning God's mercy and Christian conversion. Later in the show Fr. Legge focused on the Second Reading from Philippians 2, which contains that famous hymn to Christ–"Though he was in the form of God . . ." Fr. Legge explained how proper exegesis of the hymn can uncover facts about early Christian belief much more interesting–and much truer–than anything found in something like The Da Vinci Code.
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Type: Shareware | Releases: Aug 12, 2010 | ||||
Cost: $51.00US | Developer: PTronix.com | ||||
SimpleTerm Gold is an advanced RS232 data analyser / visual scripter. View and send (all 256) ASCII/Binary data in an easy to read colour coded sequence. Features include: - Colour coded hex/ASCII view of RAW data. - COM1 to COM256. - Baud 110 to 230400. - Macros, Visual Scripting Feature - Windows 9X/2000/XP/Vista/7. - Capture to file, send from file. - Integrated note pad. - Signal monitoring using Virtual LEDs - Built in search. |
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Type: Shareware | Releases: Jun 27, 2010 | ||||
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Software utility to share a com port between more applications at time. If you have a pda with integrated gps, for example, you can share it with your navigation application and a pdi warning application. Features a taskbar icon and setting to load at startup. For: - Pocket PC 2003 + MS .Net Compact framework 2.0; - Windows Mobile 5 Pocket PC + Ms .Net Compact framework 2.0; - Windows Mobile 6 Classic; - Windows Mobile 6 Professional. |
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Eltima Virtual Serial Port Driver 6.0 enables you to create any number of pure virtual serial ports in your system connected into pairs via virtual null-modem cable without using any real serial ports. Virtual Serial Ports appear to operating system or any Windows application as "standard" hardware serial ports. This is helpful for serial software and GPS software developers, telecommunication and data transmission specialists. |
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Serial Port Redirector is used to connect a serial application to a remote TCP socket. This allows you to utilize modern hardware COM servers without changing your software or exchange data between a TCP/IP application and an old-fashioned program that can only connect to a serial port. This is done by creating virtual COM ports. Virtual COM ports accept connections from serial applications and redirect the data to a specified IP address/port. |
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Archive for March 2011
March 31
Last night the boy came over and he called me prissy.
Can you believe it?
So I was thinking I'm not prissy because what prissy girl will change her own oil, or garden, or really be happy wearing jeans and a tee?
Then I watched Survivor.
And seriously? Do they have to put in all the shots of all those snakes and spiders and gross bugs??? really?
Okay…so I'm a little bit prissy.
Just a little.
March 29
As far back as I can remember, food that was green was good for you.
Green beans.
Brussel sprouts.
Even the pistachio which, back in the olden days of rotary dial phones and 8 track tapes, were dyed green.
And what kid wants to eat green food?
Now that I'm a grown up, I heart all those green foods.
Oh…yeah….cookies are better than spinach.
This couldn't be truer than today's TWD pick, that Tianne of Buttercream Barbie chose, Pecan Powder Puffs…also known as Mexican Wedding cookies or Russian Tea Cakes.
The girl made 3 batches of these cookies at Christmas time, and I think between the both of us, we at them all.
Because these cookies are like pistachios….you can't eat just one.
Just try it….it can't be done.
March 17
Today is St. Patrick's Day and I am celebrating by wearing hot pink.
All the Irish in me is coming out I tell ya!
I don't know if I have admitted this to you, but I don't shave my legs in the winter.
No one sees them, so why bother?
But this morning I got out a new razor, and went to work, and my razor was all 'what did I ever do to you?'
But I did this all for one reason.
Today it is supposed to be almost 70º SEVENTY DEGREES! and CC is doing her happy dance, and wearing capris to work.
March 15
Oh…Dorie, Dorie, Dorie….how I love it when you start a recipe with "In a bowl, rub the zest of an orange/lemon with the sugar till it is fragrant"
But then you have to ruin it by saying "fold in the dried currants/cherries/raisins/other dried fruit".
CC does not like her sweets to try to look like they have some form of healthy in them.
I'm eating something sweet because helllooooooooooooo…..sweet!
If I want healthy, I'll eat a salad, or some chicken or some broccoli.
If I want sweet, I'll eat Citrus Currant Sunshine Muffins Coffeecake.
I love me a good coffee cake, and what is best thing on the coffee cake?
The crumb topping of course.
I chose to use Smitten Kitchen's topping from her Big Crumb Coffee Cake.
1/3 cup dark brown sugar
1/3 cup granulated sugar
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon ground ginger
1/8 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup (1 stick or 4 ounces) butter, melted
1 3/4 cups flour
In a large bowl, whisk sugars, spices and salt into melted butter until smooth. Then, add flour with a spatula or wooden spoon. It will look and feel like a solid dough. Leave it pressed together in the bottom of the bowl and set aside. Using your fingers, break topping mixture into big crumbs, about 1/2 inch to 3/4 inch in size. They do not have to be uniform, but make sure most are around that size. Sprinkle over cake.
I didn't use any spices, but I did add some orange zest to it.
This coffee cake was fabulous.
Just fabulous.
Thanks to Lauryn of Bella Baker for picking this week.
March 14
Hey there Internet.
Today I'm nosy.
I want to know…
- What's your favorite thing to put chocolate syrup on?
- What's the best thing to sprinkle cinnamon on?
- What's something that is made superb by a few drops of hot sauce?
- What's something you do with honey?
- Besides a sandwich, what's something you put peanut butter on?
1. My favorite thing to put chocolate syrup is ice cream.
2. Toast is the best thing to sprinkle cinnamon on.
3. Nothing is made superb by hot sauce. blechy!
4. Something that I do with honey? eat it???
5. I put peanut butter on bananas.
How about you?
March 13
Morning Internet.
Did everyone remember to spring forward and loose an hour of sleep?
Today I am thankful.
I am thankful that it stopped raining.
I am thankful that my basement didn't flood.
I am thankful for sticky traps that kill baby moles in the basement.
I am thankful that I was able to meet so many lovely ladies yesterday.
What are you thankful for?
March 11
I spend all day at work on the phone.
Every. single. minute.
The other day I was speaking to an older lady and she said to me "Honey, I can't hear you, we're having some weather!" and for some reason that just tickled me all day long.
I'm still grinning thinking about it.
The different sayings you hear from different parts of the country…I love it.
Well Internet….we are having some weather.
We have been having some weather for the last 2-3 weeks, in the form of rain, but this morning….that awful white stuff again.
I'm tired of having some weather.
March 8
I have never made it a secret about how Jiffy Corn muffins has ruined me for any other corn muffin.
I like my corn bread sweet.
I'm Northern like that.
Which is why I didn't really think I'd like today's TWD Corniest Corn Muffins. Not much sugar added to this recipe.
I didn't add corn to my muffins, but decided to add a mixture of sausage, bacon, onion and green pepper…because hellloooooooooo not Jiffy!
I was skeptical even with the butter melting.
But Superman approved, so I tried some.
Not bad.
Not bad at all, but I'm still here hugging my box o'Jiffy Mix.
March 7
Hey there Internet.
I'm nosy.
What I want to know is…
- What does your keyring look like?
- What is your purse/bag/briefcase like?
- What is your wallet like?
- What is your mousepad like?
- What are the curtains in your bedroom like?
1. My keyring is a heart that says Love Ya from my pastor's wife
2. My purse is small and is leopard print.
3. My wallet is PINK!
4. My mouse pad is ergonomic and black.
5. I don't have curtains. I have a Victorian valance with mini-blinds.
How about you???
March 2
I have never been one to shop for no reason but to shop.
Oh, when I was a teen and the parents were buying me something, I'd go and pick out what I wanted because there was a purpose, but to wander around the store, picking up this and that, and trying on stuff just because…..nope…not me.
I remember once Sister and I had gone shopping at Stuffmart because she needed some lotion. We stood in front of that lotion isle for over 30 minutes while she made up her mind about what lotion she wanted. She looked at this one, picked up that one, read the backs of them all, and in the end…she got the lotion that I showed her 2 minutes into the whole escapade. I think she did it just to annoy me.
Sister! I'm on to you!
Superman shops like that too. The chips and I call him the shopping turtle, and they can't stand to shop with him, and Internet, let me just say I feel their pain.
I was reminded of this on Saturday when I took the girl to the mall to meet up with the Parents.
The mall. I do not like going to the mall.
She and I sat on the bench by the fountain and people watched. I was quite content to sit there and watch everyone coming and going….making running comments about the pants and shoes and hair styles of everyone around.
The girl…she was antsy. I knew that she wanted to get up and join the hoard of people wandering about. Finally the Parents showed up and she was able to shop, and I was able to get out. of. there.
I think shopping on the Internet was invented specifically for people like me.
March 1
Year, you are going by way to fast.
Today's TWD is Chocolate Pots de Creame.
Or chocolate custard pudding.
I am not a custard pudding fan. I have never been one. Pudding for dessert? To me it isn't desserty enough. Regardless of how fancy you dress it up or what name you give it, it is still pudding.
The only exception is if you put it in a crust and maybe some meringue on top. Pie. Now that is desserty enough.
Only I didn't make pie. I didn't make pots de creame.
I'm not going to waste my good chocolate on pudding.
If you want to make Chocolate Pots de Creame, then go check out Christine's blog. She has the recipe.


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I agree about getting away from Google!
It is true that a transverse baby is more likely to have a cord prolapse, but at the same time it's not *as* dangerous a prolapse as if the baby is presenting with a head or butt. If the baby is presenting with a body part in the pelvis and a cord prolapse occurs they put pressure on their own cord. That is extremely dangerous. If the baby is transverse and the cord prolapses it is not as bad a situation since their body is in a position so as not to put pressure on the cord like that.
Cameron was transverse until 38 weeks. He turned on his own. My friend had an attempted version (her son was butt first) but it didn't work and she said it was painful. A version working (or turning on their own) is much more likely with a transverse baby since they have less of a distance to go.
As for worrying about your water breaking, that actually only happens in a relatively small percentage of women before labor begins. Did your water break before labor or early on with your daughter?
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This set includes books 1-6 in the Sugar Creek Gang Series: The Swamp Robber, The Killer Bear, The Winter Rescue, The Lost Campers, The Chicago Adventure, and The Secret Hideout.
The tales and travels of the Sugar Creek Gang have passed the test of time, delighting young readers for more than fifty years. Great mysteries for kids with a message, The Sugar Creek Gang series chronicles the faith-building adventures of a group of fun-loving, courageous Christian boys. Your kids will be thrilled, chilled, and inspired to grow as they follow the legendary escapades of Bill Collins, Dragonfly, and the rest of the gang as they struggle with the application of their Christian faith to the adventure of life.
In The Swamp Robber, the Sugar Creek Gang discovers a "disguise" hidden in a old tree. Does it belong to the bank robber hiding in the swamp? A mysterious map hidden near the tree proves to be even more exciting than the disguise. Before the adventure ends, the gang encounters the robber, helps Bill Collins welcome a new baby sister, and saves the victim of a black widow spider bite. Join the gang as they learn the lesson of "sowing and reaping".
In The Killer Bear, Circus" Brown's father makes a life-changing decision at a revival meeting. Will he be able to stay on the narrow path? Back in the woods, the mean Till boys and the Sugar Creek Gang wrestle over a patch of wild strawberries. This leads to an encounter with an angry black bear. Join the gang as they learn to apply the lesson of forgiving seventy times seven in the face of great danger.
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In The Lost Campers, Bill Collins and Little Jim survive a wild ride on the flooded Sugar Creek thanks to the acrobatic efforts of their friend "Circus". When summer arrives, the gang heads to Pass Lake, Minnesota, for a camping trip. There they discover a railroad coach in the middle of a forest without any tracks, and an honest-to-goodness American Indian with beads and a war bonnet. Join the gang as the experience the meaning of being saved, both physically and spiritually.
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