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Homeopathic Medicine
Homeopathy seeks to stimulate the body's ability to heal itself by giving very small doses of highly diluted substances that in larger doses would produce illness or symptoms - "like cures like" principle.
Homeopathy meaning
The word "homeopathic" is from the Greek word's homoios meaning "similar" and pathos meaning "disease" or "suffering." Thus, homeopathy means, "to treat with a remedy that produces an effect similar to the disease or suffering."
On the other hand, the word "Allopathic" derived from the Greek words allows meaning "opposite" and pathos meaning "diseases" or "suffering." Thus, allopathic medicine means to treat with a drug that produces an effect opposite to the disease or suffering.
Homeopathy is basing on the dilutions that (a) a substance that produces symptoms in a healthy person can cure ill people with similar symptoms; and (b) the more dilute the remedy, the greater the effect.
Before applying any alternative medicines, you should be aware that many of these medicines have not been evaluating in scientific studies. Often, only limited information is available about their safety and effectiveness.
History of Homeopathy
Homoeopathy is a healing art developed by Doctor Samuel Hahnemann (1755-1843) was born in Germany. He was an orthodox physician, became disillusioned with the practice of medicine in his day. The term homoeopathy means "similar to the suffering," because it teaches the use of similar to cure similar. This is an ancient maxim used by Hippocrates but Samuel Hahnemann expanded the theorem into a complete system of checks and balances that make up a new medical system. The theory and practice of Homoeopathy are record in Samuel Hahnemann's works; the Organon of the Healing Art; The Chronic Diseases, Their Peculiar Nature and Their Homoeopathic Cure; and a collection of smaller articles called The Lesser Writings.


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In a move likely to cause an uproar across Portland-area coffeehouses, Oregon's state legislature is again considering instituting a per-mile tax on super-fuel-efficient cars and electric vehicles. The state is looking to recuperate revenue lost because more fuel efficient vehicles on the road result in fewer dollars being collected from gas taxes.
According to the Associated Press, Oregon may write a bill that would apply a mileage tax to vehicles getting at least 55 miles per gallon. Lawmakers would track a car's mileage with technology such as a smartphone application or GPS data. No rates have been proposed, and lawmakers may simplify things by offering a flat annual fee instead of vehicle tracking, the AP says.
Oregon has been proposing such a measure for the past decade or so, though the most recent attempt at such a law was rejected in 2011. One bill proposed applying a 1.2-cent per-mile tax. That would equal out to $144 a year for 12,000 miles a year of driving. A few years ago, Oregon tested a GPS-based system that was accurate and reportedly did not encroach too deeply into personal privacy. It collected data all the time, but only connected to a network to transmit data when the vehicle was refueled.
Next door, Washington State's electric-vehicle owners will start being assessed a $100 fee tacked onto their vehicle's registration this year. National mileage taxes have been discussed, but never very seriously.

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By Jo Wilcox on 26th June, in Dinner, Food & recipes, Recipes
Colourful and fragrant, these easy roast veges will feed the masses and take care of themselves.
- ¼ crown pumpkin, peeled
- 3 gold or orange kumara
- 10 small or gourmet potatoes, halved
- 2 small red onions, quartered
- 8-10 small-medium yams
- ¼ cup canola oil
- 1 tbsp freshly chopped ginger
- 2 cloves garlic, finely sliced
- 1 tsp grated nutmeg
- 1 tsp flaky sea salt
- 2 tbsp liquid honey
- 8-10 baby beets, trimmed and scrubbed
- 1 bunch baby leeks or ½ large, blanched
- 150g green beans, blanched
1. Preheat oven to 180°C. Cut pumpkin, kumara, potatoes, onions and yams into even- sized pieces and combine in a large bowl.
2. Combine oil, ginger, garlic, nutmeg, salt and honey and drizzle half over the prepared vegetables and toss together.
3. Combine baby beets with a little of the flavoured oil and wrap loosely in foil.
4. Arrange the pumpkin mixture on a large lined baking tray, leaving a little space for the beet parcel. Roast for 35-40 minutes until vegetables are just tender.
5. Add leeks and beans and drizzle over any remaining flavoured oil. Cook a further 10-15 minutes until all is tender.
Tip: Blanching the leeks and beans first will help them keep their colour. Also wrapping beets in foil prevents them drying out and keeps the colour from bleeding.
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For whatever reason, I often get Corey Stoll and Paul Scheer mixed up. It's probably because they've both tall, white and bald. Also because I'm a racist. Regardless, only one of them is in talks for a role in Edgar Wright's upcoming adaptation of Marvel's Ant-Man. Hint hint: it's the one with the better teeth.
According to Variety's recent report on the recruitment of writers J.D. Payne and Patrick McKay to assist Roberto Orci in penning the latest entry in the "Nu-Trek" franchise, director Joe Cornish is no longer at the top of Paramount's short-list of filmmakers to take over the series from JJ Abrams. (more…)
We know that J.J. Abrams is out as director of Star Trek 3, apparently he's got something better to do, so that begs the question as to who Paramount Pictures might turn to in order to make the next mission of the Enterprise a reality. According to the latest from the Hollywood rumor mill, it seems that the studio is circling around Attack the Block filmmaker Joe Cornish to continue the adventures of everyone's favorite Starfleet crew. (more…)
With Star Trek Into Darkness now out in theaters, J.J. Abrams now turns his attention to his next film, Star Wars Episode VII, but what of Star Trek 3 (or 13 depending on your numbering)? Well, Abrams hasn't ruled it out, but let's face facts: making a Star Wars movie is probably going to eat up the filmmakers' life for the next couple of years.
Now it's possible that Paramount, the studio behind the Trek franchise might wait for Abrams to be freed from his Star Wars commitments, but considering that the soonest the Abrams could get to work on it is summer 2015 (if Episode VII itself isn't delayed, and it may be) does Paramount want to wait that long for him? Especially seeing as how 2016 will be Star Trek's 50th birthday?
Well if you're thinking what Paramount's thinking, then you're thinking it might be time for a contingency plan, and someone has told as much to Latino Review's El Mayimbe.
"I guess y'all wanna know about who might be directing STAR TREK 3 if it ever goes. Heard Joe Cornish BUT also heard he's on a list of names. I'm NOT saying Joe Cornish is the guy, but what I am saying is the he is definitely one of NUMEROUS contenders." – @elmayimbe
Fascinating. Cornish, as you may know, is the director of the cult hit Attack the Block, and he co-wrote the screenplays for The Adventures of Tintin and the upcoming Ant Man, so he'd be a pretty interesting pick to helm a new Star Trek movie. However, it's important to point out right now that he's not the only pick. Similar to the case of The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, which Cornish was also on the short list for, it appears that there are a number of names being considered. Still, it's all dependent on J.J. right now, and why not considering that he's now made two very successful Trek movies.
How about it Bastards, who would you rather seen direct the next Trek: J.J. Abrams or Joe Cornish?
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Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige can't stop talking, and that's a good thing because we've got a lot of mega-pixels of space to fill. But joking aside, Feige's just doing his job and chatting up the press on the occasion of the release of Iron Man 3 today.
There are some pretty big questions out there, and first and foremost is whether or not there will be a future for Tony Stark post-IM3, and whether or not Robert Downy, Jr will be involved. In a new interview with Superhero Hype, that's the first thing that Feige addressed:
Currently, as you may imagine, Iron Man is a big part of "Avengers 2" and that's what we're focusing on and what Joss (Whedon) is focusing on. So where we go after that remains to be seen, but certainly, "Avengers 2" being the next appearance, the next storyline for Iron Man. Do I think there will be another Iron Man movie? Of course I do. Who will be in that movie and who will be a part of that movie? Who knows? And how far down the line will it be? Will it be right after "Avengers 2," will it be a few years after "Avengers 2"? Who knows? For as advanced as we are in terms of the advanced planning that we do, we're already looking out to 2015, 2016 and that's further than most people look out. Beyond that, we're still not sure."
Next, Feige talked about why he's so driven to give Ant Man his big screen debut:
"Well, it's for a couple of reasons. The primary reason is because I met a very talented filmmaker who was about my age almost ten years ago, we got along very well. He had a movie called "Shaun of the Dead" which hadn't come out yet and he said he really wanted to meet to talk about "Ant-Man"… and this was even before we were on the studio. This was just at the dawn of us even discussing becoming our own studio. But we met with him, he had a cool idea and when we became our own studio, we hired him and Joe Cornish, who as you know, went on to do "Attack the Block" and become a very talented filmmaker in his own right. At the time he hadn't done much at all but we really believed in him and we believed in Edgar [Wright] and they delivered a draft that was sort of unlike anything we'd done before that was sort of wholly Edgar and wholly Marvel and a very fun spin on the Ant-Man mythology. And if you've seen the in-progress test we showed at Comic-Con last year and there's been some clips of it we've released. People go like, "Ant-Man, is that a joke? What happens? He talks to ants?" And Edgar and his team put together this test of basically just Ant-Man going down the hallway and it is so kick-ass and so bad-ass, people instantly go, "Oh, I get it! Now we see what it can be." And that of course is only 1% of what the movie is, but it's certainly enough to get people to realize, 'Oh, that's why you've been thinking about this for so long.'"
And finally, somewhat off topic, Feige responded to a question about whether or not the development of new Star Wars at Disney is going to impact Marvel's production slate:
"Well, we'll see. We're definitely doing our own thing and that's what's been so great about the relationship with Disney. As they said, 'We're purchasing Marvel because we like what you're doing.' Keep doing it. And that's been three years now and that's certainly what they've allowed us to do, so I hope that means I can get into an advanced screening of a new 'Star Wars' movie, that'd be fun (laughs) but I don't know how much more it will effect us than that."
Well I hope if there's one perk being one of Disney's top producers, it's free Star Wars tickets…
Source: Comic Book Movie
Iron Man 1 & 2, The Incredible Hulk, Thor, Captain America and The Avengers, was a tour de force in silver screen superiority by Marvel/Disney. As a sign of rinse, lather and repeat, Marvel is doing it all over again with it's next phase of films.
Their cinematic excellence, in super hero films, will be tested in Iron Man 3, Thor 2, Captain America 2, Guardians of the Galaxy and Avengers 2. If all goes as planned, and it very well should, Marvel will then implement it's 3rd phase.
Phase 3: Let's get weird…
Marvel's talking head Kevin Feige (pronounced "fayGAY") spoke with MTV News about the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Little big man and something strange in the neighborhood…
Ant-Man is definitely part of Phase Three. Like Iron Man 3, it's certainly set in the Marvel Universe, but it's also through the lens of Edgar Wright — which is the only reason we're making the movie. […] It's very much an Ant-Man origin movie from the perspective of Edgar Wright and his co-writer Joe Cornish. It will of course be firmly planted in the MCU, but a different corner than we've seen before.
While Phase One culminated in the formation of the Avengers, and Phase Two will lead up to the Avengers sequel, Phase Three seems to be, well, a little stranger.
So much of the stories we're telling [right now] is about the core Avengers characters we've now met, and they'll be evolving in big, surprising ways, in Cap's next movie and Thor's next movie and of course in Iron Man 3, as we get them all into the next Avengers film. Beyond that… Ant-Man is the only one officially announced, but you probably don't have to look too far to guess at the next list of characters we're toying with and beginning to develop.
And that, Feige confirmed, includes Doctor Strange.
Doctor Strange, which I've been talking about for years, is definitely one of them. He's a great, original character, and he checks the box off this criteria that I have: he's totally different from anything else we have, just like Guardians of the Galaxy. He's totally different from anything we've done before, as is Ant-Man, which keeps us excited.
This is all well and good. But, honestly Marvel, I'm surprised at you. Doctor Strange is getting a movie before Black Panther? I'm not trying to pull a race card or anything, but I guess white guys with epic mustachios will always come before a brother, right?
Although, I must say, I'm far more excited about the sorcerer supreme than poor wittle Ant-Man. I, for one, don't see the appeal in a microscopic sized dude running through air ducts and shit. On the other hand, Disney's take on wife beating should be… interesting.
Source: MTV News
Following up on his breakthrough hoodlums vs aliens flick Attack the Block, not to mention his co-scripting duties on The Adventures of Tintin, it seems that Joe Cornish is looking to adapting the graphic novel Rust: Visitor in the Field for his next project. The novel by Royden Lepp, who will script the film with Aline Brosh McKenna, is about a family who encounters a boy in a jetpack who crashes into their barn while being chased by a giant robot; think E.T. mixed with the The Rocketeer and an evil Iron Giant.
Here's the plot description of the novel:
Rust is a high-octane adventure set in the prairie lands of an unknown time. Life on the Taylor family farm was difficult enough before Jet Jones crashes into the barn, chased by a giant decommissioned war robot! Oldest son Roman Taylor struggles to keep his family's small farm afloat as the area heals from a devastating world war. While the rest of his family may not trust the mysterious boy with the jetpack, Roman believes the secrets of Jet's past may be the key to their survival.
Doesn't that sound awesome! It's been far too long since we've seen a movie with jetpacks in the local multiplex, and Cornish has my confidence since I've seen Attack the Block, which is easily the best alien invasion movie to come out in the past couple of years.
Source: /Film
Finally, Nerdreaders, some news that doesn't concern a reboot! It looks like Hollywood will be pillaging ideas in their traditional fashion by adapting an award-winning novel. This time around it's going to be Neal Stephenson's Snow Crash and Joe Cornish is set to both write and direct.
Joe Cornish is perhaps best known for writing and directing Attack the Block, an alien-filled comedy/horror film released last year. Though I have never seen it myself, people seem to have good things to say about the flick, so I'll put my doubts on hold for now. This movie put Cornish on the Hollywood radar and it looks like he's taking advantage of his newfound fame in choosing Snow Crash as his next project.
Stephenson's novel is a cyberpunk classic of a satirical and philosophical bent. It spans the genre from virtual reality to linguistic magics and incorporates some entertaining if unrealistic premises to get the job done. The two main characters consist of a mafia-employed pizza delivery guy/hacker by the name of Hiro Protagonist and his sidekick, a skateboard courier who goes by Y.T. Together they battle the evils of corporations, terrorists and religious fanatics in an effort to save the world from a mindless, obedient future.
Visually speaking, an adaptation of Snow Crash would be beautiful to watch on the big screen. The themes of the novel, however, may be too much to translate. It deals with some rather obscure topics and spells out a great deal of it expositionally – both of which traditionally have problems making the switch from word to film.
What about you, my well-educated and culturally adept readers? Is there anyone out there who has both read the book and seen Cornish's work that can make a guess about whether he's the right guy for the job? Can they really capture all the satirical and cerebral content of the novel or will it end up a mish-mosh of visual masturbation?
Thanks to slashfilm for the heads-up.
I've whored out Attack the Block quite a few times here on NB. And why not? It's a fresh, original flick about foul mouthed teens kickin' alien butt. I enjoyed it and I'll give it a rub and a tug every chance I get. Suffice to say, it's in my "go-to" movie pile and on high in the totem pole of flicks I suggest to friends. Now, where do I stand on an American remake, sequel or possible TV series? Well, I'll give any remake the goatsie, no question there. I am however, all for a further telling of the story by whatever means.
During an interview with IFC at New York Comic Con director Joe Cornish talk about these possibilities.
Here shared what ideas Attack the Block star John Boyega had to for the sequel:
"[He] keeps coming up with amazing ideas. He has this image of a bigger alien attack on London, as if the attack we saw in 'Attack the Block' was just the [first] wave and there's another wave of bigger creatures. And he described to me this image of Moses leading a whole army of hood kids across the Thames, next to the houses of Parliament."
"No, his image was even better," Cornish continued. "He had an image of Moses on a police horse. You know the police in London who have those horses they use in riots…somehow Moses has got onto one of those horses. So he's on a horse leading this army of South London kids across the river to take on this bigger wave of aliens. So yeah it's really fun to think of stuff like that and what we could do."
Cornish went on to say what a sequel would look like and talked about the possibility of other adaptations:
"We've had approaches for a remake and a sequel. We've had approaches for a TV show to spin off it. But it's very early days, you know. So it's not out of the question but very early days, and I'd certainly like to do something different for my next thing if I get a chance to do a next thing."
Here is the video from NYCC to watch for yourself:
Joe Cornish directed Attack the Block, one of the most genre bending, original Sci-Fi action films of the last 10 years. Anyway, while doing press for the Blu-ray and DVD release (Oct. 25th), Cornish talked a bit about his Halo script and the status of the Antman movie. Best of all, he fantasies about filming an adaptation of old-school arcade game 'Rolling Thunder'. He joked on how he'd shoot it all from one angle, scrolling from left-to-right sounds. Hehe, what an awesome idea.
I still have no clue why we don't have a Halo movie yet. Someone needs to throw their hat over the wall and make it happen. In response to Ant-Man, he's a second tier character. A super hero who can shrink to the size of ant and communicate with them telepathically; often seen hanging out with The Avengers. He's not, per say, a comic book hero that could accepted by a wide audience. However, fans see the potential of Ant-man and so do Joe Carnish and Edgar Wright. These are two fan-boys that are very enthusiastic about the adventures of Hank Pym. I'm fascinated with that these two cinematic genius's can do with the character. Much like Ant-Man , this director/writing team can reach places other men can't.


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At times sultry, silky, even crystalline, but always soulful, Dianne Reeves's sparkling voice could well serve as the standard for contemporary female jazz singers. She has a great range, deftly works the nuances without showing off, offers sly colorations, and puts her own mark on even the most worn tunes. Her new collection of love songs, When You Know (Blue Note), includes such hoary fare as Minnie Ripperton's "Lovin' You" and "Windmills of My Mind," but she refocuses them so adeptly that they're anything but stale. It's a tasteful package that gently pushes the straight-ahead jazz material she's concentrated on for the last decade or so, ranging into pop and soul territory. There's a stylish version of the Temptations' "Just My Imagination," and sophisticated readings of Cy Coleman and Peggy Lee's "I'm in Love Again" and Jobim's "Once I Loved," all caressingly produced by George Duke. But the standout track is "Today Will Be a Good Day," a rousing gospel/blues Reeves original that unleashes her inner blues shouter in glorious full bloom. Reeves will be backed by her longtime trio: pianist Peter Martin, bassist Reuben Rogers, and drummer Greg Hutchinson.
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Heritage Hall & Chapel on the Green
Dating back to 1855, the chapel is Kendall County's oldest church building and is adorned with stained glass windows and a restored 1899 pipe organ.
CITY: Yorkville
Stone Mill Museum
Built in 1856, the Stone Mill was originally used to produce flour. In 1965, the building was deeded to the Sandwich Historical Society. The building itself is a museum exhibit which includes the original beams and support posts made of 125 year old timber. The historical society first opened the museum to the public in 1969 and now includes three floors of exhibits. Among the exhibits are fire fighting equipment, antique car, furniture, signage, photos and many other items from the area's past. The museum is open every Sunday, 1-4pm during warm months (April to October).
CITY: Sanwich
Smallville Musuem
Selected by Warner Bros to represent Smallville in the filming "Man of Steel", Plano is now the home of the Smallville Museum. The museum collection contains a variety of props and other items used in the filming of the latest Superman movie.
CITY: Plano
Bliss House Museum
The Bliss House Museum is operated by the Sugar Grove Historical Society and houses historical exhibits about the village of Sugar Grove and surrounding area. Anyone interested in researching their heritage, may contact the museum for access to probate and civil records dating 1839 - 1955. Hours: Open every Tuesday 1-4 pm or by appointment.
CITY: Sugar Grove
Big Rock Historical Society Crib Museum
Step into the restored corn crib and explore artifacts from the century-old Plowing Match or learn more about Welsh immigrants. Open by appointment.
CITY: Big Rock
David L. Pierce Art & History Center
The Aurora Public Art Commission hosts rotating exhibits displaying a full spectrum of innovative arts. The History Center has a collection of photographs, books, maps and other memorabilia. The Museum Shop offers hand-crafted jewelry, pottery and textiles from local artists and Aurora-themed gifts.
CITY: Aurora
New York Street Memorial Bridge
Spanning the entire scenic Fox River, the bridge's features include the circa 1930 "Memory" and "Victory" statues in honor of fallen soldiers.
CITY: Aurora
Settler's Cottage
Tour the oldest remaining structure in the village. The home was originally owned by Montgomery's founder, Daniel Gray. A museum offers an educational history of the Village of Montgomery. Open 2nd Tuesday and 3rd Sunday of each month, 12:30-2:30 p.m. May-October.
CITY: Montgomery
William Tanner House
Built in 1856, this Italianate building is home of the Aurora Historical Society and where you'll find historic photos, books, documents and maps covering Aurora's history from the 1830s to now. Tours of fully furnished home & exhibits offered. Call for hours.
CITY: Aurora
Ellis Ace Hardware, Rental & RadioShack
Founded in 1872, Ellis Hardware is Illinois' Oldest Family Owned Hardware Store. Ellis Ace Hardware, Rental and RadioShack received the Illinois Historical Society"s Centennial Award in the fall of 2009. At Ellis' you're a neighbor, not just a number. We have over 30 departments with brands you love like Stihl, Toro, Craftsman, Weber and so much more! M-F 8:00am - 8:00pm, Saturday 8:00am - 5:00pm, Sunday 9:00am- 4:00pm. Follow us on Facebook at facebook.com/ellisace & twitter at twitter.com/ellisace & Instagram #ellishardware.
CITY: Seneca
Lyon Farm & Village
Features 15 historic buildings that trace the history of Kendall County plus an 1819 Chicago Burlington & Quincy caboose, a fully-stocked general store, an 1840s schoolhouse, town hall, a working blacksmith shop, the Plano Train Depot, (c. 1850s) and Yorkville Firehouse (c. 1888).
CITY: Yorkville
Norwegian Settlers Memorial
This memorial commemorates the 1834 settlement at Norway, the first permanent Norwegian settlement in the Midwest. The monument was dedicated as part of a 1934 centennial celebration.
CITY: Sheridan
Kendall County Historical Society's Heritage Hall & Chapel on the Green
Dating back to 1855, the chapel is Kendall County's oldest church building, adorned with stained glass windows and a restored 1899 pipe organ. The adjacent hall houses local artifacts, including photographs and clothing.
CITY: Yorkville
Little White Schoolhouse Museum
Constructed in 1854 as a church, this Greek Revival building also served as a schoolhouse for nearly 50 years. A later addition now serves as a museum of Oswego memorabilia.
CITY: Oswego
Grundy County Historical Society
Museum hours of operation are Thursday, Friday & Saturday 10 AM to 3 PM. Call in advance for guided tours (48 hour notice). The museum has extensive Mazon Fossils, a replica of an early 1890 store, a replica of a 1900 living room as well as a 'tool shed' showing many of the early tools used by pioneers and early farmers. There are many other exhibits as well.
CITY: Morris
M.J. Hogan Grain Elevator and Visitor Center
The earliest remaining elevator along the canal that was fully operational during the canal's heyday. Built in 1862, the grain elevator allowed farmers to unload their grain locally instead of hauling it to the Chicago market by wagon.
CITY: Seneca
Marie Olmstead Museum
Described as "a hidden gem" of local cultural, natural and prehistoric history for lower DeKalb and upper LaSalle Counties. Three rooms comprising some 5,000 square feet packed full of artifacts and antiques that could be featured on "Antiques Raodshow". One of the "must-sees" is a 32-round flitlock rifle reportedly presented to Chief Shabbona at the signing of the peace treaty at Prairie du Chien in 1829. A favorite of the youngsters to see while visiting the museum is a stuffed, two-headed calf.
CITY: Somonauk
Aurora University
This university boasts a beautiful quad, and features the Schingoethe Center and Dunham Gallery of student art.
CITY: Aurora
Grand Army of the Republic Hall
Built in 1878 from funds raised by the people of Aurora, this structure was originally built as a monument to Aurora's Civil War veterans and as a shrine to their fallen comrades.
CITY: Aurora
Aurora Historical Society.
This local history research archives houses historic photos, books, documents and maps covering Aurora's history from the 1830s to the present. Open by appointment only.
CITY: Aurora
Aurora Regional Fire Museum
This museum features vintage firefighting equipment, memorabilia from the 1871 Chicago Fire, photographs and a gift shop.
CITY: Aurora
Air Classics Museum of Aviation
Vintage military and training planes, plus displays of aviation uniforms and memorabilia. Open by appointment only.
CITY: Sugar Grove
Ottawa Historical and Scouting Heritage Museum
A museum established to promote and preserve the history of the Ottawa area and the colorful and proud traditions of Boy/Girl Scouting and Camp Fire. Features national traveling exhibits from museums and libraries. Open Thursday-Monday 10:00 AM-4:00 PM, Closed on Holidays.
CITY: Ottawa
The Old Barn Museum
Housed in an original 1840s barn, this museum features thousands of Native American artifacts, including arrows, axes, drills, stone implements, trade beads, beaded garments and natural history items.
CITY: Newark


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Okram, G. S. and Soni, Ajay and Rawat, R. (2008) Anomalous electrical transport behavior in nanocrystalline nickel. NANOTECHNOLOGY, 19 (18).
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We have prepared nanocrystalline Ni (n-Ni) samples of grain sizes 40-100 nm using a polyol method and investigated the electrical transport on their compacted pellets in the temperature range 3-300 K. The resistivity, rho, decreases nearly linearly with increase in compaction pressure but without a change in its slope, d rho/dT. rho is anomalously large, and is strongly temperature and grain-size dependent. The resistivity at room temperature, rho(300) K, is in the range similar to 40-759 mu Omega cm but with a positive coefficient of resistivity alpha (metallic). This is associated with the significantly enhanced d rho/dT with increase in residual resistivity rho(0). These characteristics are attributed to the disorder in the grain boundaries that represents effectively a series resistor network.
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REA Group may collect personal information about you if you:
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Credit Reporting Policy
Credit applications by businesses for our services
REA provides 'commercial credit' for the purposes of the Privacy Act to businesses (such as real estate agents, developers and business brokers) who apply for credit in relation to our services. We do not provide any consumer credit.
References to "you" and "your" in this credit reporting policy are references to individuals in relation to whom we hold credit information or credit eligibility information for the purposes of the Privacy Act in connection with such credit. This policy provides details about our management of such information.
How we collect and hold 'credit information' and 'credit eligibility information' about you
"Credit information" relates mainly to your credit-related dealings with us and comprises various types of information that can be collected by credit reporting bodies (" CRBs") that report on consumer credit worthiness. We may collect or generate various categories of 'credit information' about you.
We may also collect "credit eligibility information" about you, which is mostly information provided by CRBs relating to your dealings with other credit providers (for example, financial institutions that provide you with loans or other businesses that provide you with credit in connection with their products or services).
"Credit information" and "credit eligibility information" may include:
- identification information: such as your name, address, date of birth or employer;
- consumer credit liability information: being information about consumer credit accounts you hold with other credit providers;
- details about information requests made to CRBs: such as the fact that we or another credit provider have requested credit reporting information about you from a CRB to assess a credit application and various details about the credit you have applied for;
- default information: being information about overdue payments owed by you in connection with consumer credit which have been disclosed to a CRB by other credit providers;
- payment information: being information that an overdue payment has been repaid;
- information about consumer credit-related serious credit infringements;
- new arrangement information: being information about certain credit-related arrangements you may have entered with another credit provider in connection with a consumer credit default or serious credit infringement;
- court proceedings information: being information about certain credit-related judgments;
- personal insolvency information: being information recorded in the National Personal Insolvency Index about bankruptcy or various other insolvency-related matters;
- publicly available information about activities relating to credit worthiness.
Credit eligibility also includes credit worthiness information that we may derive from data we receive from a CRB, such as a credit risk score.
We may collect credit information about you in any of the circumstances described above under the heading "How we collect your personal information" above. We collect credit eligibility information from CRBs but may collect it from other third parties where permitted by the Privacy Act (such as from other credit providers with your consent).
We store and safeguard your credit information and credit eligibility information in the manner described under the headings "Disclosure and storage of personal information outside Australia" and "Security" above.
How we use and when we disclose your credit information and credit eligibility information
We may disclose your credit information to CRBs. Those CRBs may then include that information in credit reporting information that they provide to other credit providers to assist them to assess your credit worthiness. For example, we may disclose to a CRB the type of commercial credit, and the amount of credit, sought in your application for credit with us. We may also use and disclose your credit information for other purposes and in other circumstances as described under the headings ""How we use your personal information"" and ""How we disclose your personal information"" above when permitted to do so by the Privacy Act.
Our use and disclosure of credit eligibility information is regulated by provisions of Part IIIA of the Privacy Act and the Credit Reporting Privacy Code. We will only use or disclose such information for purposes permitted by these provisions, such as:
- to process an application for credit with us in relation to our services;
- to manage the commercial credit we provide and collect overdue payments; or
- where a disclosure is required or authorised under an Australian law or a court/tribunal order.
In some cases, the people to whom we may disclose your credit information or credit eligibility information may be based outside Australia – see the heading "Disclosure and storage of personal information outside Australia" above for more details.
Correction of and access to credit information and credit eligibility information
To request correction of, or access to, your credit eligibility information please see the heading "Correction and access" above
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If at any time you would like to make a complaint about whether we have complied with Part IIIA of the Privacy Act or with the Credit Reporting Privacy Code please contact our Privacy Officer at firstname.lastname@example.com so that we may resolve your concerns.
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Free Human Anatomy Books PDF Download
Human Anatomy, A familiar word for the students of medical but if you want to be more familiar than you increase your knowledge by reading more and more books. But Finding good books about specific category is a tough job especially Medical because they are not geeks. Lot of books are written in Medical field but the Question is where to find them.To resolve this issue I decided to collect different Books related to different Medical fields and present them here. So below is the list of some most famous free Human anatomy Books which are free to download.Before going down, keep this mind that My listing is not in Order of Importance. Read ABC Series Of Medical Books PDF Free Download.
Gray's Anatomy For Students
- Publisher: Elsevier Health Sciences; International edition (2004)
- Language: English
The the Good thing about this book is its own Anatomy. Very well designed and easy to understand diagrams helps the reader to go deeper and deeper.The terminology used is very simple. At the end of each chapter there are some Clinical Issues which helps you to Understand many new things about the same chapters.This is a rich source of Medical knowledge because it slowly takes the reader to the most explained content.The Book provides approach from Introduction to Rich knowledge of Human Anatomy.
Grant's Atlas Of Anatomy
- Paperback: 888 pages
- Publisher: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins; 13th edition (February 17, 2012)
- Language: English
- Anne M. R. Agur (Author), Arthur F. Dalley (Author)
Color Atlas Of Anatomy
- Hardcover: 556 pages
- Publisher: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins; Seventh, North American Edition edition (March 26, 2010)
- Language: English
This Color Atlas of Anatomy features full-color photographs of actual cadaver dissections, with accompanying schematic drawings and diagnostic images. The photographs depict anatomic structures with a realism unmatched by illustrations in traditional atlases and show students specimens as they will appear in the dissection lab.
Chapters are organized by region in order of standard dissection, with structures presented both in a systemic manner, from deep to surface, and in a regional manner.
This edition has additional clinical imaging, including MRIs, CTs, and endoscopic techniques. New graphics include clinically relevant nerve and vessel varieties and antagonistic muscle functions. Many older images have been replaced with new, high-resolution images. Black-and-white dissection photographs have been replaced with color photography.
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Frank Bruno Thilow, a longtime resident of Manhasset, died on Oct. 13, 2010. Frank was 92 years of age. He was the devoted husband of Marion Beryl Thilow, who died in 1994. Frank was the loving father of three children, Leslie, Bradley, and Mary. Frank is also survived by five grandchildren, Max, Rachel, Evan, Laura and Julie.
He is buried alongside his parents in Rockledge, PA. Frank is deeply missed by his family and friends. We love you daddy.


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The Full Spectrum Warrior competition is now over, and it brings great pleasure and privilege to the NZGamer staff to present a copy of FSW to Lewis Edwards of Whakatane.
The response for the comp has been some of our best, to give everyone a fair chance we were even forced to extend the close date! We would like to thank the generous folk at Monaco NZ for making this all possible, and we hope Lewis enjoys his new game, its a good'un. Expect plenty more competitions from NZGamer in the future!


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The simple beauty of s'mores: Find the right stick. Poke it through a marshmallow and stick it over a campfire. Once it's the perfect gooeyness and crispiness, carefully plop it on top of a piece of Hersey's chocolate and sandwich it between graham crackers. Now that we are too old to go on scout ... More >>
Okay, so maybe you don't know exactly why it's a tradition to eat, drink, and party on Cinco de Mayo (FYI, it's to commemorate the 150-year-old Battle of Puebla, a victory of the Mexican militia over the French army). But those pesky details shouldn't stop you from having a truly awesome modern Amer ... More >>
A year is a tiny eternity in the restaurant industry and 2012 was no exception. We saw plenty of new players step onto the field, old favorites make their exits and some of those new players fail to make to make it work before the ball dropped on 2012. See Also: --2011 Restaurant Openings and Closi ... More >>
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Another busy month for the Phoenix restaurant scene. We bid farewell to some excellent Peruvian joint but said hello to a new Ethiopian restaurant. See Also: - --September Openings and Closings We're also excited to see the soda fountain making a comeback even if we're also losing one of our favor ... More >>
Just because Bar Louie wasn't right for Mill Avenue in the 1990s doesn't mean it's not right for Tempe Marketplace in 2012 -- right? Maybe. The national chain, which debuted in Chicago in 1991 and refers to itself as a "urban bar," is trying the Valley again after failed attempts on Tempe's Mill A ... More >>
Hey buddy, can you spare a buck? If so, that dollar will buy you dinner at Bar Louie's Tuesday night happy hour. The Glendale watering hole serves up one-dollar burgers from 6 p.m. until close on Tuesday nights (while supplies last), with the exception of game/concert/big event nights. The only cat ... More >>
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How important is color to you when you purchase something? Obviously, products are chosen because of color all the time and it's the same with vehicles.
According to a report from PPG Paint, for 77 percent of you color IS a deciding factor when you buy a vehicle. Here are the top six most popular colors and what your color might say about you.
Coming in at number six is blue. This color usually indicates a driver that's cool and calm that just wants to blend in. If you can't think of any friends that drive a blue vehicle, that pretty much proves the point about blending in.
At number five is red. While this is the color of the fast and furious, it's also the color of romance and passion. A little word of warning though, red vehicles are usually issued the most tickets. Of course those fast and furious drivers probably deserved it.
Numbers four and three are a lot alike. They are gray and silver, so I'm just lumping these colors together. Like blue vehicle drivers, grays are mostly considered calm and cool. But silver designates the driver as a person of prestige and wealth.
The number two color is black. As you might imagine, black vehicles are seen as a sign of power and authority, along with elegance. While all of that might be true, in my mind black signals a person who likes to wash their vehicle...a lot!
Number one is actually not much of a color. It's white. These drivers like white because it's clean and is a sign of purity. Drivers of white vehicles are the type of person that gets right to the point and pay attention to detail.
Of course I just described these colors in general terms, such as blue, red and black. But there are a lot of different variables on every color out there. Even black and white come in all kinds of different shades.
Then you get into all of the other shades of colors, such as blues, reds, silvers and even greens and yellows. Add in different types of metallic and pearl additives and your choices are almost endless.
So when the time comes to buy your next vehicle, you should be able a find a color that exactly matches your personality.


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MDOT to seek bids for Ambassador Bridge construction
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The Michigan Department of Transportation plans to seek bids for completion of a $230 million construction project on the U.S. side of the Ambassador Bridge.
The plans come after a judge Thursday ordered the company that controls the international crossing to surrender control of its portion of the project to MDOT.
Wayne County Judge Prentis Edwards also ordered that a $16 million account be set up to fund the work.
Before the ruling, the Detroit International Bridge Co. said it was making progress on its share of the Gateway Project and had pledged to complete the work.
MDOT says it could start awarding contracts next month. The agency says it wants plans to quickly get thousands of trucks off secondary streets.
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Caracas - Venezuela is going forward in the definitive elaboration and approval for a law guaranteeing security and sovereignty against the threat of transgenic seeds, said Socialist deputy Alfredo Urena.
Urena said in an interview to Venezolana de Television how important this is to preserve the biological diversity of the nation and food sovereignty, since the transgenic seed market is under the monopoly of a few transnationals, such as renowned enterprise MONSANTO.
The new legislation would protect small and medium producers, favour the use of seeds for the environment and human health, and the creation of an institution working on the topic, he said.
Urena said the law project - included last year in the parliamentary agenda - should be in general discussion next month, and includes the foundation of a National Seed Institute that legalizes and certifies agricultural production in the country.
He said legal regulations against transgenic seeds and technological packages are needed and that the project will be later taken to debate before the social movements of Venezuela, farmers, and even producers supporting the use of transgenic seeds.
Urena, however, said that the great development of agricultural production by the use of transgenic seeds in member countries of the South Common Market (MERCOSUR) such as Argentina, Brazil, and Uruguay, is now a reality and states an alternative.
Professor Olga Domenech, coordinator of the National Plan of the Agro Ecology Formation Program of the Bolivarian University of Venezuela, said that the use of transgenics not only damages the environment, but also contaminates varieties of local cultivations and human beings.
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We went apple picking in our backyard last week! It's not as idyllic as it sounds. During dinner we noticed that there were fewer apples on our only fruit-producing tree, and guessed that the squirrels had discovered a sweet treat. So the three of us rushed out to our tree in the approaching dusk in order to salvage what was left . This was our biggest harvest so far, with twenty-nine apples.
About four years ago we planted three apple trees, and we ended up with a Drawf Granny Smith, a Red Delicious, and another tree that we can't remember the name of.
We have never had any apples or even blossoms from the Granny Smith, and we are considering replacing it with a different tree that can pull its weight in our backyard and produce some apples. The Red Delicious started out as barely more than a sapling, so this was the first year that it produced something–one perfect apple. Then a squirrel stole it, and we found it, half-eaten, wedged between the fence slats.
The only tree that has ever produced more than a few apples is this Tree With No Name. Each apple was a pale yellowish green, brightening into pink, and then blooming into beautiful bright red rose hue. Maybe some of you readers can recognize the apples and take a guess about its name. I think it had the word "lady" or "blushing" or "red" in it somewhere….
I made apple crisp for dessert one night, and then used the rest, about a dozen small apples, to make some applesauce. I was going to make apple pie jam, but I'm jammed out. I did put the sauce in jars, so that gave me a mild canning experience!
If I had to name my favorite invention it would be the apple peeler, corer and slicer. Mom and Dad let me borrow theirs, and I got such a kick out of using it. I could not believe the time it saved. My birthday is coming up soon…
Crock Pot Applesauce
- 12 small apples, peeled, cored, and sliced
- 2 T brown sugar
- 2 T lemon juice
- 2 tsp vanilla
- 1 tsp Cinnamon
- 1/2 cup water
Add all ingredients to crock pot and cook on low for six hours, or on high for two hours. My crock pot runs pretty hot, so adjust your cooking time.
When apples are soft, mash with potato masher. I like to leave chunks in my applesauce, but if you prefer smoother sauce, use an immersion blender.
Store in an airtight container and refrigerate.