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Jedediah Strutt began building mills in Belper in 1776. The North Mill was rebuilt after a fire in 1803 to a 'fire-proof' design by Jedediah's son William. This Grade-1 listed cast iron framed building was the most technologically advanced of its time and is an important step in the development of modern skyscrapers. Now displays the history and development of cotton spinning, framework knitting, chevening and nailmaking. The fine Strutt factory housing complex is nearby and the renowned River Gardens adjoins the Mill.
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Some original and some replica machines displays the evolution of cotton spinning from cottage industry to factory system, from drop spindle and spinning wheel through to Hargreaves jenny, water-frame and Crompton's mule. The famous silk and cotton hosiery collection shows fine examples of chevening (local hand embroidery on stockings) and the knitting machinery depicts the changes in this industry through the ages.
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Boxing Day Discovery Walk from Strutt's North Mill, Belper
- 26 December 2013 2-4:15pm
A family-friendly walk round some of the historic and interesting parts of Belper's heritage with refreshments and a warm drink on your return to the mill. Meet at the mill at 2pm. Children and dogs welcome!
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Strutt's North Mill, North Mill, Bridgefoot, BELPER. DE56 1YD
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New Year's Day Discovery Walk from Strutt's North Mill, Belper
- 1 January 2014 2-4:15pm
A family-friendly walk round some of the historic and interesting parts of Belper's heritage with refreshments and warm drink on your return to the mill. Meet at the mill at 2pm at the North Mill. Children and dogs welcome!
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Education Programme: Key Stage 1 and 2 Tailor-Made Sessions for Schools
At Strutt's North Mill we want to ensure your class gets the most from your visit. That's why we offer "tailor made" days and half days to suit the needs of your group. Or we can visit you: many of our activities can be brought into your school. We have activities supporting history, geography, science, PSCHE and citizenship. Choose from The Watercourse, Fire At T'Mill, Trouble At T'Mill, Mill Crafts, The River Derwent, Video, Picture Package, Using Different Sources, Artefact Boxes, Local Study, Mill Tour, Materials, and Visit the Museum Shop.
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Contact the manager at the Derwent Valley Visitor Centre on 01773 880474. Cost per child: £5.00 full day, £3.00 half day.
Curriculum Links and Construction Details Downloads
To help teachers planning a visit to Strutt's North Mill, Belper, and to assist with lesson planning back at school, 3 free downloadable packs are available. Curriculum Links offers general information and a poster, Belper North Mill Curriculum Links includes a full activity list and lesson plan suggestions, and North Mill Construction Details is a summary of the description of the Mill published in Ree's Cyclopedia in 1812.
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maroon sdfsdfsdf Loyola may develop own intramural fields FRANK DAVIS Staff Reporter A new multi-purpose field—sports facility for intramural use may be built soon on Loyola University land in Kenner. Funds for the facility will be provided by money set aside for capital improvement of intramural facilities. Intramural Director, Jim Mains, proposed to level seven acres of the land located off Loyola Dr. and develop lighted playing fields adaptable to most field sports. The only permanent structure on the site will be a cinder block building for equipment storage. The plan incorporates the use of a shuttle ous to transport students to and from the facility free of charge. Recent difficulties in obtaining the use of playing fields from other sources has sparked the plan. In previous years intramurals used Audubon Park for field games until the park superintendent began shutting the lights off promptly at 10 o'clock whether the games were finished or not. Now expansion of the park zoo and the closing of River Front Park at night has forced De La Salle's high school football team out of the Park. Loyola and De La Salle now have to share Notre Dame Seminary's practice fields. "We have been in such a situation," says Mains, "We do not have any outdoor facilities that Loyola can say, 'That field is ours and we have top priority for its use'. " Rev. James C. Carter, S.J., University President, feels the Kenner proposal has the potential to relieve this problem. "I don't think anybody considered this a serious project because of the distance involved. It was always possible to use Audubon Park or Notre Dame Seminary. Now that those possibilities are fading this looks like a good project," Fr. Carter said. Money for the project is readily available and has been for several years. When the decision was made in 1971 to discontinue intercollegiate sports, Rev. Michael Kennelly, S.J., Loyola's former president, set aside a considerable amount of money for use by the intramural department for capital improvements. Since funds do not have to be raised for the project it has met little resistance from university officials. Dean of Student Affairs Vincent Knipfing, who helped develop the proposal, presented it to an administrative council meeting where it was well received by everyone. "The Student Affairs Office has the green light to go ahead with the project," said Fr. Carter. Mains believes that if everything goes according to plan the facility should be ready by this spring. The facility will allow the intramural department to expand its activities to include soccer, field hockey, speedball and provide ample room for softball and touch football. Lighted fields give more opportunity for people to play and no longer will games have to be cancelled due to insufficient light. Mains feels there mught be adverse reaction to the proposal due to the 16 mile distance between the facility and Loyola, but hopes these feelings are remedied by the fully insured bus that will provide transportation to and from the facility. When games are being played at night the bus will leave and return to the Fieldhouse every 45 minutes starting at 6:00 p.m. The bus will continue to run until all students are returned to Loyola. A Loyola ID is the only fare required to ride the bus. The idea to implement a bus was the idea of Jack Kellogg, Director of Security. Wolfpack to return ? JERRY LEPRE Sports Editor Intercollegiate study Loyola will study the possibility of reinstating intercollegiate athletics, if they will be self supporting, the president of Loyola, Rev. James C. Carter, S.J., said Sunday. "We appreciate the value of intercollegiate athletics and would like to have it if we could find a way of doing it without draining our resources or hurting other programs," Fr. Carter said. While speaking at the annual Century Club's dinner, Fr. Carter said, "It will not be long before Loyola is once more engaged in a study to determine whether or not it is possible to set up a program which will contribute to the university's overall goals." "In dropping intercollegiate athletics, our board of directors asked that the situation be reviewed after five years. Two and one—half of those years have already slipped by," Fr. Carter said. The committee to study the situation will be named shortly. E.P. Seybold, dean of Financial Aid and Scholarships, would grant athletic scholarships as determined by coaches if intercollegiates return. But he considers the return doubtful. "I think it's going to be hard to find a program that's going to pay for itself." Jim Mains, Intramural Director, was stunned by Fr. Carter's statement. "It surprised me. I turned to Fr. (Joe) McGill, with whom I was sitting, and asked him, what did he (Fr. 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JS: I enjoy reading the old-fashioned hard copies of the book. When I started reading I just read the book from start to finish, but as I continued on reading I started to highlight and take notes in the book, which I dog-ear for reference. I also enjoy looking in my office at the stack of books I finished—it is a symbol of my efforts to read. Reading did not come easy to me, so to look at my efforts is rewarding. I have a 25-minute drive to work, and I started listening to books on CD. That is 50 minutes a day and 4.16 hours a week I can listen to books as well. I have heard all the songs over and over, plus with an eight-year-old who loves Radio Disney, I still can catch up on the popular music. I have not listened to audio books through smart phone or shuffle, but I would be willing to give it a try.
RT: Can you offer any advice to people who were "reluctant readers" in school and are starting to read again as adults?
JS: When I was a reluctant reader, I would rather watch a movie, sports game, TV show, or whatever else to take up my time. I hated to read—reading is what doctors do, lawyers do, and of course teachers tell you that you have to do. Basically I was fighting the cause, I was the rebel. "Reading, who has time for that?" Boy, I sure was wrong. I missed out for 20 years. If I started 20 years ago, today I could say I have read 1,400 books instead of almost 200. Better late than never! The best advice is this: give up one thing you can live with out in your daily routine and fill it in with 15 minutes of reading—not one hour, just 15 minutes. Give it 30 days, and 15 minutes will be 20, 25, 30 minutes. Soon, after 60 days, it will be 60 minutes or even 90. Stay on course—everything takes 30 days to become routine, and it works.
RT: IRA's Annual Convention theme is "Celebrating Teachers Making a Difference." Did any of your school teachers make a difference in your life? If so, how?
JS: Teachers are the reason I can read. We see the sign "If you can read this, thank a teacher." It is so true. I was fortunate to have excellent teachers through grade school and high school, two of which stand out: Mr. Pierson and Mrs. Horning. Each one of them made a difference in my life. As a matter of fact I am still in contact with them today. They brought out the best in me, and also were not afraid to challenge me. They new when I was giving it my all or when they needed to add a spark or two. Today I have another great teacher whom I learn a ton from through his actions and through his writing: Pat Williams, SR VP of the Orlando Magic, author of 75 books, motivational teacher, and father of 19 children (14 adopted). I have only met him two times, but he teaches people through his writing, through his actions, and through his commitment to educating people on the benefits of reading. Teachers never stop—even at 75 years old, they still continue to make a difference year in and year out. Another great teacher I had passed away a few years ago—Mr. Fanning. He was my dad's teacher as well as mine. He was a people person, a down-to-earth type teacher, not too hard and not too easy, but one that brought the best out of each student and understood each student is different than the other. He worked with the gifted and the ones who needed more efforts. He was very even-keeled, and up to his passing he was touching people's lives. That is the difference teachers make—they never give up touching peoples hearts and of course minds.
RT: You say your second-grade daughter is an avid reader. How have the adults in her life—you, her teachers, librarians—helped her?
JS: The biggest reason my daughter is an avid reader is because she makes a choice at eight years old to read books. But why does she make the choice? Because she sees mom and dad are enjoying reading and her teachers love reading. Monkey see, monkey do. It all started with her in kindergarten. Her teacher said, "read to your kids every single day." Today Maggie is in second grade, and she has an excellent system to follow, which is set up by the school and followed by her teacher Miss Nevogt. Miss Nevogt shares the program of what is called the daily five. All children do five work stations: Read to self, read to another student, listen to reading, work on writing, and word work. Miss Nevogt also reads aloud to the students for 20 minutes a day, but it is not just reading it is engaging the students. In that 20 minutes the children ask questions, understand the meaning of the book and the story line. So this exercise is not teacher to student—it is student to teacher, and teacher back to student. BOTH are tied up in the exercise, and it is fun for the students and the teacher to engage this atmosphere daily.
RT: Do you have any advice for parents trying to get their children to read more often?
JS: Reading: if you do it, they will do it. If you don't, they won't. School and home are two different things—like peanut butter and jelly—separate they are no good on a sandwich, together it is the best thing in the world (to me). So we have to do the same at home as they would in school, fuse the two and become one, make home like school, make reading a part of home life as it is in their daily activity in school, allow children to read what they want to read as long as they are reading. Trucks, lizards, homes, countries, Presidents, fossils, dinosaurs, snakes, birds, Dr. Seuss, poems, plays, etc....Let them pick the subject matter and watch them soar. Read along side with them, help them understand the content, but also encourage them to read in their rooms, on their own. Unplugging the TV is so easy, just set up a time to do homework, and reading is right there with it. 15 minutes of that is it on reading, then 15 minutes turns into 45. Make it fun, ask questions when they are done. Ask who the author was, look them up on the computer, look up the publishing company, look up where the author lives. Engage them to look beyond the book, look at 365 degrees of the book, what it is made of, is it recycled material, who took the pictures, who edited the book, where are the books made? Look far down the road, be creative and your child will be creative. Teachers are always searching for new material to keep kids eyes and brains focused. We as parents can do the same. Read the book, and then go outside. Take what they read and put it in motion—play time can still be learning time. Children still need to be children, so make reading FUN.
RT: Any plans for future long rides?
JS: Riding a bicycle down to Florida from Indiana was an experience beyond anything I could describe to anyone. It took me places I have never seen, down roads and towns I never thought existed. I learned first hand on what it means to be out among mother nature—the hillsides, the farms, the small towns we read about, the countryside, the lay of the land. It was so much fun. As far as future rides, yes there is a vision. But it is about giving back that made this ride so special. Giving back to others and putting myself second are what I learned about this adventure. This is like anything else we do, something has to give in order for us to get the results we want. With picking up a book and starting, something else has to be put down. I logged 1,400 miles for training, in that time I had to put other interests to the back burner. I had to focus on the task at hand. Reading a book is like the bicycle journey, we can be taken anywhere, any time to any place. We just have to pick up the book and read to get there.
RT: Wouldn't it be great if you could read while biking?
JS: It would be wonderful if we could read while biking. It would be wonderful if we could read while driving a car and while running a marathon. READING is so much fun; I only wish I had taken it up years ago. I saw it as a burden, instead of a need. I need reading, like a doctor needs to scrub his hands. I need reading in my life, like a dog needs to be walked. Thankfully, with today's technology we are able to read or listen to books anywhere at any given time—SmartPhones, iPad, shuffle, CD, Kindle, Nook, and good old fashion hard copies. As far as reading while riding a bicycle, I don't think technology can catch up with that, but if we listen [to a recorded book] with one bud in and the other out for safety, we can still listen to a book and exercise at the same time.
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All a matter of carefully reading the specs.. The run of the mill APC unit Back-UPS CS 350VA, for instance, specs a hold up time of only 4.7 minutes at full load (210 Watts).. gets a lot better at half load (105W) for 18.1 minutes. However, given that the run of the mill monitor and PC probably draw close to 200-300W, that "350VA" UPS isn't going to cut it. The smallish units work quite nicely to, for instance, allow a DSL modem/firewall/hub to ride through a short outage. One has to wonder, though, if they are getting perilously close to "puffing"... The Back-UPS VS 500 Broadband, intended to protect the desktop machine, monitor, broadband hookup, etc.... 325W rated output (500VA) only has a 2.8 minute(!) runtime... better be hot stuff on the keyboard and mouse to get shut down quickly.. "The APC Back-UPS VS provides a complete solution for home networking needs by protecting your high-speed Internet lines (telephone, coaxial cable and ethernet) from surges, by providing battery backup for your desktop, monitor, hubs and routers in case of power failure and surge protection for up to 3 other non-data peripherals such as printers and scanners." Let's see, based on the back panel markings... A Dell M770mm 17" monitor is 1.1A @ 120V.. 144VA (probably pretty close to 1.0 pf, so figure 144W, too) A Compaq E600 1.6GHz P4 stickered at 3.6A@ 120V 432VA... Let's be generous and allow them 80% power factor, 350W, just there... oops, we're already over the 500 VA limit... At 05:18 PM 2/10/2003 -0600, you wrote: ><alvin at Maggie.Linux-Consulting.com> writes: > > > $40 el cheapo APC for each node... > >I assume you're referring to the ``Back-UPS'' line. The only thing >I've found those to be able to support on battery power is my clock >radio, which I could more easily protect with a 9-volt. > >Has any one of you actually used these to sustain a PC for any >measurable length of time? I'm not sure at what market this junk >is aimed, perhaps suckers. > >-Drew >_______________________________________________ >Beowulf mailing list, Beowulf at beowulf.org >To change your subscription (digest mode or unsubscribe) visit >http://www.beowulf.org/mailman/listinfo/beowulf James Lux, P.E. Spacecraft Telecommunications Section Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Mail Stop 161-213 4800 Oak Grove Drive Pasadena CA 91109 tel: (818)354-2075 fax: (818)393-6875
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Abstract: 61-year-old woman presented with new onset seizures and altered mental status. The patient was without prior medical condition and at home when she suffered a witnessed seizure with brief loss of consciousness. The patient did not remember recent events leading up to the seizure or the ambulance trip to the hospital. Computed tomography (CT; Figure 1) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI; Figures 2 through 4) were performed.
Cystic meningioma
A CT scan of the head without intravenous contrast revealed a 3 × 5 cm complex cystic and solid mass in the left frontal lobe with surrounding edema that appeared to be an intra-axial mass (Figure 1). Punctate calcifications are identified within the mass. There is some associated mass effect on the suprasellar cisterns and there is subfalcine midline shift to the right.
MRI of the brain T1-weighted and T2-weighted images (Figures 2 and 4, respectively) demonstrates the cystic component of the mass. Postgadolinium T1-weighted images (Figure 3) show extensive homogeneous enhancement of the solid portion of the mass.
Meningioma is the most common nonglial primary brain tumor that is most often benign and solid arising from the cranial meninges.1 Cystic meningiomas are rare and when they occur, cystic meningiomas are confused for other entities. Reports in the literature have described incorrect preoperative diagnoses of glioma, malignant tumor, subdural hematoma, cerebral infarction and hydatid cyst, for histologically proven cystic meningiomas.2,3
Cystic meningiomas account for 10% to 19% of intracranial meningiomas in infants, while only comprising 2% to 4% in adults. Most cystic meningiomas are located along the cerebral convexity, especially the frontal-parietal region.4
CT without contrast is sensitive to detecting small amounts of calcium, common to meningiomas, however, MRI with and without contrast, with its multiplanar capabilities, show improved accuracy in preoperative diagnosis and extra-axial location confirmation.
Zee and colleagues evaluated a series of 18 cystic menigiomas and found that MRI had a diagnostic accuracy of 80%, which was significantly better than the CT diagnostic accuracy of <50%.5
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By Emil H. Filed in Chile, Colchagua Valley, Rapel Valley, South America |Just a few years ago, back in 2005, Colchagua Valley in Rapel was rated the best wine region in the world by Wine Enthusiast. It is not difficult to understand why when you consider the quality of their wines – often based on Malbec, Syrah, Cabernet and Carmenere grapes – and that the area is host to two of the most famous wineries in the country, Casa Lapostelle and Montes. Besides having the most famous wineries, the area also have the Chilean wines regularly rated highest among wine experts and magazine reviews.
For anyone travelling to Colchagua Valley, I would heartily recommend taking the Train of Wine (El Tren del Vino) for a complete wine experience. You would have a train full of love for wine, 14 vineyard visits and a couple of museums on the way – and it's easily accessible with transfer from Santiago. If you want to travel without any guides or the help of the wine train, I would recommend that you at least try to visit Viña Caliterra, Viña las Niñas and Viña Lapostelle.
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Formats: | 15 DVD, Blu-ray |
Starring: | Muhammet Uzuner, Yilmaz Erdogan, Taner Birsel |
Director: | Nuri Bilge Ceylan |
Genres: | Drama, World Cinema |
Studio: | NEW WAVE FILMS |
Original title | Bir Zamanlar Anadolu'da |
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Once Upon a Time in Anatolia |
15 Feature |
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Run time: | 2 hours 37 minutes |
Rental release: | 09 Jul 2012 |
Main languages: | Turkish |
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The Grand Jury Prize-winner at Cannes last year, Nuri Bilge Ceylan film is crafted with extraordinary care.
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By LeonHarper (61 reviews) from At the movies , 16 Jul 2012[Highly rated reviewer]
This film is a dark meditative beauty where photography alone makes the whole experience worthwhile. Light is revered by director Nuri Bilge Ceylan as it bathes the lugubrious atmosphere coming from unsuspected sources such as neon bar signs or car beams. A simple lantern brings a whole new world of poetic meaning.
Ceylan sets the bar high with this gem at so many other levels. The film drifts along the raw steppes of Anatolia following a peculiar entourage searching for the corpse of an alleged murder. A prosecutor, a doctor, two suspects and a procession of policemen and troops search for the missing body while Ceylan lets the story flow at its unique pace, the pace of an unhurried life, letting us soak in this soporiferous rhythm while following, floating along this midnight caravan. The search for the body and other clues is a linear path from where Ceylan observes life, with death as a companion.
The silent camera has an eye for beauty capturing the majesty in the landscape and crafting precise human compositions from a time that ranges from dusk to dawn. Ceylan is deliberately mysterious as he sets his focus on nothing and nobody. He lets the march follow its parsimonious pace, revealing the secrets of the search and the answers to the questions with its own unique, quiet, moody, melancholic cadence, like an apple rolling down a languid stream. The voice of the film reflects on the banal dialogues, the intimate thoughts, the inner doubts and the ultimate questions of the occupants of this cortege while shifting the spotlight from one character to the other with apparent lack of purpose.
The cast is exceptionally credible and conveys both the realism of the forensic search and the poetry of the soul searching. The long night seems to gravitate down onto them like a heavy stone while they submerge in it with a sense of quiet acceptance. When the fatigue sinks in, souls crack, doubts spring up to the surface and humans seem a little bit more overwhelmed by their emotions and the sense of the inevitability of life, that raw life that seems to be reflected upon the landscape of Anatolia.- Was this review helpful to you?
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By NunkyTed (29 reviews) , 28 Aug 2013Foreign language films are interesting because they depict how people and the landscapes they inhabit but this was the most tedious film I've watched. Very little happens and it was a relief when it finally dragged itself over the finishing line.- Was this review helpful to you?
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By mj55 (176 reviews) , 21 Aug 2013Describing this as slow would be an extreme understatement. Most murder mysteries would find the body and start the autopsy in 20 mins - here it takes 150. The first 50 mins is driving around in the dark Anatolian countryside and getting out of the cars a couple of times. And yet...there is something in this film that is strangely compelling. The luxury of taking time out to observe closer than normal. Not for the impatient.- Was this review helpful to you?
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By a customer , 13 Aug 2013I like to be entertained when I watch a movie. This was a total bore from start to finish. Who cares about lighting or cinematography when the characters are so utterly uninteresting and the whole sorry episode is missing a plot. You'd be better off watching paint dry. At least you know nothing is gonna happen and you can set your expectations accordingly.- Was this review helpful to you?
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Two-and-a-half hours of magic
By Oozoid (72 reviews) from Ayr , 26 Jul 2013One reviewer referred to this as 'the emperor's new clothes' and although it wasn't meant as a compliment it is in a certain way an apt description. The film wears no fancy robes: no CGI, no explosions, no melodrama, no roving camera, no flashing lights, no 'action' scenes; just splendid photography, authentic settings, beautiful lighting, unaffected acting, and a dialogue which tells each character's story by what's not said. If you prefer your movies 'in your face' this one may not be for you. But if you're an observer of life and cinema, don't miss it.- Was this review helpful to you?
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