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Gallstones are deposits like small stones that form in bile, a fluid that helps digestion; bile is stored in the gallbladder, a sac under the liver. Gallstones can develop in the gallbladder or in the bile ducts, which are tubes that carry bile to the small intestine.
Gallstones can be smaller than a grain of sand or as large as a golf ball. They generally do not cause problems unless they block a tube (duct) leading from the gallbladder to other organs. When this happens, abdominal pain and other symptoms develop suddenly.
Gallstones are common. They develop when there is too much cholesterol in the bile for the cholesterol to remain dissolved or when the gallbladder does not empty as quickly as it should. Gallstones are most common in women, people who are obese, older people, people with sickle cell disease, people who have lost weight rapidly, and people who are taking certain medicines.
Most people who have gallstones do not have any symptoms and do not need treatment. If symptoms develop, they usually will include pain in the upper abdomen and are rarely life-threatening. However, pain from gallstones can vary in intensity and may cause vomiting. Gallstones that cause symptoms usually are treated with surgery to remove the gallbladder (cholecystectomy).
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Strengthening the Cancer Workforce
Cancer is one of the most exciting and innovative areas of medical research. As scientists continue to make discoveries that improve our knowledge of the environmental risks that impact us daily and the germline and somatic genetic changes that drive cancer development, they are advancing the technologies and methods we use to prevent, detect, diagnose, and treat this disease.
Report Shows Array of Training
A centerpiece of NCI's effort against cancer is training and career development programs offered at NCI and at extramural institutions around the country. The programs allow students and professionals at all stages of their careers to develop the skills necessary to conduct basic, clinical, and cancer control research as well as research in the behavioral and population sciences.
The scope of available training programs has now been documented in a report by an NCI commission established to inventory training opportunities and to help plan for the future. The report's findings will be presented on December 7 to the National Cancer Advisory Board (NCAB), which advises NCI leadership on issues related to the institute's strategic plan and its intramural and extramural research, including training activities. Read more
Strengthening the Cancer Workforce
Cancer is one of the most exciting and innovative areas of medical research. As scientists continue to make discoveries that improve our knowledge of the environmental risks that impact us daily and the germline and somatic genetic changes that drive cancer development, they are advancing the technologies and methods we use to prevent, detect, diagnose, and treat this disease.
It takes a superbly trained, highly effective workforce to make these discoveries, to translate them into new interventions, and to put the improved knowledge base and these cutting-edge tools to work for patients. But in our deliberations concerning the path toward alleviating the suffering and death due to cancer, it's easy to forget one critical aspect of this mission: Who will carry out the research that is so vital for future progress?
This special issue of the NCI Cancer Bulletin takes that discussion to heart. It provides an overview of the important role NCI has played and will continue to play in developing the cancer research workforce in the United States and in other countries. We hope this issue will be an important resource for people - from those just beginning to those already mature in their careers - who may have an interest in training through NCI.
In my short time at NCI, I've been impressed by the institute's commitment to provide unparalleled training opportunities for talented researchers from a wide variety of disciplines to advance their careers. For example, many fellowship opportunities are available that foster interdisciplinary, collaborative research while trainees work in labs on the National Institutes of Health (NIH) campuses in Bethesda and Frederick, Md. These intramural fellowships provide training for chemists; statisticians; epidemiologists; lab managers; medical, dental, and veterinary students; journalists; and other cancer-focused professionals.
Even more plentiful are NCI's extramural training opportunities that provide excellent prospects for researchers to update their technical skills and raise their knowledge base to new levels while working in top academic centers around the country. In fact, at the University of Michigan, I benefited from an NIH-sponsored surgery fellowship that was an important part of my training and career development.
These intramural and extramural opportunities are available for the full breadth of career levels and support a wide variety of trainees - from those who work at the bench to those in the clinic, as well as those in the community - where behavior and environment are key factors to be studied. There are also programs that allow researchers from other countries to train under the mentorship of NCI staff and grantees, as well as opportunities for U.S. researchers to go abroad, synergizing cancer research efforts around the globe.
Of course, funding and conducting innovative research are the highest priorities at NCI. But training does not get short shrift. While funding for training has flattened a bit in the past 2 years, it steadily increased from FY 1999 to 2004 and now stands at more than $281 million. Maintaining robust funds for training continues to be a top priority for senior leadership.
I hope you come away from this issue with a better understanding of NCI's commitment to training future generations of cancer researchers and advocates. And I encourage you to forward this issue to anyone you know with an interest in cancer. It could very well help to initiate a long and successful career in cancer research.
Dr. John E. Niederhuber
A centerpiece of NCI's effort against cancer is training and career development programs offered at NCI and at extramural institutions around the country. The programs allow students and professionals at all stages of their careers to develop the skills necessary to conduct basic, clinical, and cancer control research as well as research in the behavioral and population sciences.
The scope of available training programs has now been documented in a report by an NCI commission established to inventory training opportunities and to help plan for the future. The report's findings will be presented on December 7 to the National Cancer Advisory Board (NCAB), which advises NCI leadership on issues related to the institute's strategic plan and its intramural and extramural research, including training activities.
"This report is a comprehensive inventory," says Dr. Carolyn Strete, chief of NCI's Cancer Training Branch and chairperson of the committee that prepared the report.
The document, NCI Training and Career Development Inventory, lists the training programs and their statistical profiles over the past 6 years. It also describes how programs are administered and the funding mechanisms involved.
The report shows significant increases in financial support for underrepresented minority researchers seeking training or career development. The number of trainees in the Comprehensive Minority Biomedical Branch, one of the extramural programs supporting training and career development, doubled between FY 1999 and 2004.
The extramural and intramural programs have grown, albeit unevenly, during this same time, while the total number of trainees supported in all programs increased by 26 percent. Support of training and career development also increased substantially, with awards to trainees, fellows, and others doubling from $136 million in FY 1999 to more than $281 million in FY 2004.
"During this period, the grand total spent on all training programs combined was $1.2 billion," says Dr. Strete.
The report will be used by the NCI Training Commission to evaluate the training programs. The Commission's major responsibilities include the promotion of existing training opportunities and development of new ones, training of underrepresented minority researchers, and continued support of new investigators.
In a related announcement, NCI has appointed Dr. John Carl Oberholtzer to be the associate director for training within the Office for Centers, Training and Resources. Dr. Oberholtzer has been a practicing clinical neuropathologist and a faculty member of the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine.
After joining NCI in January 2006, Dr. Oberholtzer will be responsible for coordinating and evaluating all basic, clinical, and translational training programs across the institute. Day-to-day responsibilities for the administration of the programs will remain with the current offices and staff.
For more details on the training inventory, readers can obtain a copy of the report on the NCI Web site (http://www.cancer.gov) following the NCAB meeting.
By Edward R. Winstead
In 1986, when he was a 26-year-old master's degree student studying public health education at the University of North Carolina-Greensboro, John Burklow trained with NCI's Office of Cancer Communications in what is now the Health Communications Internship Program.
How did your training experience at NCI prepare you for the job you have today?
What are the most valuable skills you gained while training at NCI?
Why is training, such as that offered by NCI, so important to the NIH mission?
All data adapted from the NCI Training and Career Development Inventory.
For Population-Based Science
Cancer prevention and control would not be possible without studying the disease among whole groups of people, such as families and populations. These studies reveal how the incidence and etiology of cancer vary with risk factors such as behavior, genetics, and environment.
In NCI's Division of Cancer Epidemiology and Genetics (DCEG), over 60 population scientists in training are conducting research on the etiology of cancer. Their projects, each guided by a senior scientist, cover a spectrum of potential causes, including genes, lifestyle factors, nutrition, radiation, infectious agents, hormones, and chemicals in the workplace and environment. Fellows work on interdisciplinary research teams with epidemiologic, genetic, statistical, clinical, and laboratory expertise. They also have opportunities for training in science writing, molecular epidemiology, and career development.
A number of training opportunities also reside in the Office of Preventive Oncology (OPC) in the Division of Cancer Prevention (DCP). Physicians and postdoctoral scientists in the Cancer Prevention Fellowship Program (CPFP) receive intensive 3-year training across NCI. Fellows have the opportunity to pursue a Master of Public Health degree during the first part of the program, followed by 2 years of research spanning the fields of population science, laboratory-based science, clinical chemoprevention trials, and the ethics of prevention and public health. Research opportunities are also available at the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) as part of the NCI-FDA Joint Fellowship Program. Through the NCI Summer Curriculum in Cancer Prevention, open to individuals throughout the government, academia, health departments, and industry, OPC provides additional training in timely cancer prevention topics.
The Epidemiology and Genetics Research Program at the Division of Cancer Control and Population Sciences (DCCPS) trains scientists through a dedicated career track for cancer prevention, control, behavior, and population science. There is also a special award for those interested in interdisciplinary, team-oriented research. (See http://www3.cancer.gov/prevention/pob/courses/index.html.) Unique transdisciplinary training opportunities in population-based science are available through DCCPS-funded initiatives that include the Centers of Excellence in Cancer Communication Research, the Transdisciplinary Tobacco Use Research Centers, and the Transdisciplinary Research on Energetics and Cancer Centers. (See http://dccps.nci.nih.gov/hcirb/ceccr, http://dccps.nci.nih.gov/tcrb/tturc/index.html, and http://cancercontrol.cancer.gov/trec/, respectively.)
As the federal government's principal agency for cancer research and training, part of NCI's mission is to prepare the next generation of scientists to develop state-of-the-art cancer treatments and prevention strategies, perform clinical trials and other clinical research, and bring successful new therapies into clinical practice. To that end, the institute provides both intramural and extramural training opportunities for clinicians who wish to become clinical or translational researchers.
Intramural training at the NCI campuses includes 1- to 3-year residency or postdoctoral fellowship programs coordinated through the Center for Cancer Research (CCR). These programs feature residencies in anatomic pathology, dermatology, cytologic pathology, and medical oncology; fellowships in pediatric hematology and oncology, adult hematology and pathology, surgical, urologic, neurologic, and gynecologic oncology, and HIV and AIDS-related malignancy research; and translational research fellowships in radiation sciences and molecular pathology. In addition, the Clinical Research Training Program provides year-long internships for medical and dental students who wish to make clinical research part of their careers. Another intramural fellowship program, through DCEG, offers training for up to 5 years in NIH Clinical Center protocols in cancer genetics and genetic epidemiology. The intramural training programs at NCI have an interdisciplinary, collaborative focus, and provide physician investigators access to additional expertise and resources though partnerships with leading universities and research institutes.
NCI also funds and administers five branches and programs that provide extramural training opportunities: the Cancer Training Branch (CTB), the Comprehensive Minority Biomedical Branch (CMBB), the CPFP, the Specialized Programs of Research Excellence, and the Center to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities (CRCHD), all of which have seen a steady increase in funding for training and career development. Combined, extramural and intramural training programs allow NCI to support a wider range of activities and a larger number of trainees.
For details on clinical training opportunities at NCI and other members of NIH, including how to apply, investigators can visit http://www.training.nih.gov/.
Since 1975, with the establishment of the CMBB, NCI has been working toward its ultimate objective of significantly increasing the number of successful independent minority researchers in the basic, clinical, behavioral, and population sciences.
Because of the continued high cancer incidence and mortality among underserved populations, there is an urgent need to prepare a manpower base of personnel and scientists who are not only well trained, but also culturally sensitive.
NCI currently makes available a continuum of minority training opportunities through the Continuing Umbrella for Research Experiences program of the CMBB, ranging from high school to college to graduate student to postdoctoral to independent investigator. In addition, the CMBB Minority Institution/Cancer Center Partnership program, established in 2001, is contributing significantly to the training of students and faculty at Minority Serving Institutions in NCI-designated Cancer Centers.
CMBB programs have reached targeted levels of training in each category based on a 5-year strategic plan, and it is expected that more competing grant applications will be submitted to NCI, NIH, or other funding agencies as more trainees move into independent career paths. CRCHD also offers training opportunities for minority students and scientists in critical areas of cancer health disparities research and community outreach.
This combination of programs and award mechanisms makes possible the training and career development of underrepresented minority students and scientists, noted Dr. H. Nelson Aguila, CMBB program director. All phases of training include intensive tracking and nurturing of individuals as well as the opportunity to actively participate in professional development workshops, he added.
Predoctoral and postdoctoral trainees, including clinicians, can initiate or continue the development of a career in basic science research by applying to NCI's CTB for support through the Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Award (NRSA) Institutional Research Training Grants Program. The usual entry point for this support is the T32 grant; however, postdoctoral individuals with prior research experience and publications generally apply for individual postdoctoral (F32) NRSA awards.
The T32 awards are designed to provide individuals with an early research training experience that will assist them in their career progression to independent investigator. Predoctoral students and physicians generally "come into the research arena with little or no prior research experience," explained Dr. Lester Gorelic, with CTB. The advantage of a T32 grant is that it is an institutional award where applicants at comparable stages in career development compete internally for available slots, he added. More information on CTB's various basic research training programs can be found at http://www.cancer.gov/researchandfunding/training/awards.
In addition, within NCI, CCR supports each year between 800 and 1,000 basic research postdoctoral and postbaccalaureate researchers who train under the direction of CCR scientists. The major funding mechanism to support these fellowship programs is the Cancer Research Training Award (CRTA). "The goal of all the programs is to train the next generation of scientists," noted Dr. Jonathan Wiest, director of CCR's Office of Education and Training. "Currently, one of our biggest areas of focus is translational research training."
CCR also offers individual courses in basic and translational research. One example is the Translational Research in Clinical Oncology course that is designed to provide an overview of general principles of cancer biology and treatment, epidemiology, mechanisms of resistance, metastasis, use of preclinical models, and identification of novel molecular targets.
Dr. Ahmedin Jemal, who completed his DCEG fellowship in 2001, now works at the American Cancer Society as program director, Cancer Occurrence.
Dr. Linda Nebeling, a DCCPS fellow in 1992, now works as chief of DCCPS' Health Promotion Research Branch at NCI.
Dr. Stephen D. Hursting, who entered CPFP in 1992, is now at the University of Texas as professor and McKean-Love chair in the Division of Nutritional Sciences and professor in the Department of Carcinogenesis at the M. D. Anderson Cancer Center.
Dr. Ernest T. Hawk, who entered CPFP in 1993, is now the director of NCI's Office of Centers, Training and Resources.
Dr. Graça M. Dores, who entered CPFP in 1999, now works in NCI's Division of Cancer Prevention as associate director of the Cancer Prevention Fellowship Program.
Dr. Theodore Marcy, who entered CPFP in 2000, returned to the University of Vermont College of Medicine for clinical work and research in smoking cessation. He is now a professor of medicine at the university.
Dr. Arti Patel, who completed CPFP in 2005, is now the director of global health development at Capital Technology Information Services, Inc., in Rockville, Md.
Dr. Melinda Merchant completed her training in 2005 as a clinical fellow in CCR's Pediatric Oncology Branch, Immunology Section. She is now an assistant attending physician in the Department of Pediatrics at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York City.
Dr. A. Valance Washington completed his postdoctoral training in CCR's Laboratory of Experimental Immunology in 2001 and will begin as an assistant professor at the University of Puerto Rico in January 2006.
Dr. Denise Perry Simmons completed her postdoctoral training in CCR's Laboratory of Cellular Carcinogenesis and Tumor Promotion in 2005 and is now the director of clinical cancer research at the Cancer Center at Hackensack University Medical Center in New Jersey.
Dr. Willie Davis completed his postdoctoral training in CCR's Laboratory of Pathology in 2004 and is now assistant professor of biochemistry at Loma Linda University School of Pharmacy in California.
Dr. Elmer E. Huerta, who entered CPFP in 1991, is now the founder and director of the Cancer Preventorium at the Washington Cancer Institute at Washington Hospital Center in Washington, D.C.
Dr. Claudina Stevenson completed her postdoctoral training in CCR's Laboratory of Cell Biology in 2004, and is now manager, Scientific Education and Review, at Novartis Institutes for BioMedical Research in Cambridge, Mass.
Craig Lustig, who completed his rotation as a Presidential Management Fellow with the DCCPS' Office of Cancer Survivorship in 2000, is now the executive director of the Children's Cause for Cancer Advocacy.


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|Gluten-Free vegan pumpkin cheesecake- creamy and dairy-free.
Is this the week- the month- to shun dessert in favor of kale smoothies and green detox soup? I can answer that.
The answer is no.
As in N. As in O. NO. Nope. Nada. Not gonna happen.
Because I, my darling, am a temptress. I am not going to write about healthy holiday desserts today, or some virtuous fat-free bean brownie with chia fiber. I am going to tease you. I am going to lure you- with a silver fork-worthy dessert recipe totally worth baking this soon-to-be-upon-us holiday season. A silky, creamy pumpkin cheesecake that begs for a party. Or a family rumpus. One of many last hurrahs before the pale glare of January dawns in all her cold and sober glory (and I step- ever so gingerly- on the reality check scale). And maybe sigh. A little hint of a sigh.
Because even though it is pre-Thanksgiving, pre-Christmas, pre-winter holidaze... the annual jean shrinkage has begun. You know- that time of year when (mysteriously!) my jeans come out of the dryer a size too small. And that familiar jolly pie roll affectionately known as Doris is rolling her merry way up and out of my favorite yoga pants. It's rather comical. And honestly, she makes me smile. I pat her affectionately.
Like a pet bunny.
Because the truth is I am not about to start counting calories.
Though I admit I may
And humility.
I know from experience that January will ignite the urge to clean out closets, chase those dust bunnies and walk off our collective Doris's. Or would that be Dori, for plural? We'll have ample time, come 2014, for detoxing and courting virtue with ginger laced green soup, and recipes that will encourage our lovely pinchable pie rolls to skedaddle. I promise. I'll be
But this week? Nah.
There's a vegan pumpkin cheesecake recipe to share.
Have a safe, healthy, light filled and beautiful Thanksgiving.
|No eggs or dairy in this rich and creamy gluten-free cheesecake.
Gluten-Free Vegan Pumpkin Cheesecake Recipe
Originally published December 2010 by Karina Allrich.This recipe is loosely based on my pre-celiac pumpkin cheesecake recipe. The cheesecake crust is based on my coconut-pecan pie crust recipe from my Pumpkin Praline Pie. Serve slices garnished with fresh berries, if you like. Or mint leaves.
Preheat the oven to 325ºF. Prepare a 9-inch Springform pan by lining the bottom with a piece of parchment paper.
First, make the cheesecake crust:
Crust ingredients:
1 cup flaked coconut
1 cup pecan pieces
1/2 cup all purpose gluten-free flour blend
1/2 cup organic light brown sugar
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon ground ginger
5 tablespoons vegan butter (I used Earth Balance)
Place all of the dry ingredients into a food processor bowl and pulse until the mixture looks a bit like coarse sand. Add in the vegan butter and pulse in quick, short bursts until the crumbs are moist and fall away from the sides of the bowl.
Dump the crumbs into the cake pan and spread them evenly. Using your fingers gently press the crumbs across the bottom and up the sides- about half the way up.
Set aside.
Wash out the processor bowl.
For the cheesecake filling:
16 ounces vegan cream cheese (I used 2 8-oz containers Non-GMO Soy Cream Cheese)
14 ounces organic non-GMO silken tofu
1 cup cooked organic pumpkin (canned is fine)
2 tablespoons fresh lemon or lime juice
2 teaspoons bourbon vanilla
1 cup packed light brown sugar
2 tablespoons tapioca starch
1/2 teaspoon ground ginger
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon sea salt
Scoop the vegan cream cheese, soft tofu, and pumpkin puree into the food processor bowl. Add the lime juice, vanilla extract, sugar, tapioca starch, ginger, cinnamon and sea salt. Process until the ingredients form a smooth and creamy pudding-like filling.
Spoon the pumpkin cheesecake filling into the prepared pan. Spread the filling evenly and smooth out the top with a back of a spoon.
Place in the center of a pre-heated oven and bake for 55 to 60 minutes until golden. Turn the oven OFF. Leave the cheesecake in the cooling oven to set for one hour.
Remove the cheesecake from the oven and set it on a wire rack to continue cooling.
When cool, place a piece of parchment paper over the top of the pan and place an inverted dinner plate on top. (This helps to keep condensation from forming and dripping onto the cheesecake.)
Chill the cheesecake for several hours- overnight is even better.
Using a thin flexible spatula or plastic knife, gently loosen the sides of the cake from the Springform pan; release the spring and carefully remove the ring.
Use a thin sharp knife to slice the cheescake. Serve with a dollop of coconut whipped cream, fresh berries, or mint leaves.
Cook time: 1 hour
Yield: Serves 10-12
More pumpkin cheesecake goodness from bloggers:
The Baking Beauties: Gluten-Free Pumpkin Cheesecake
Pumpkin Cheesecake with Sour Cream Topping at Hold the Gluten
The Whole Life Nutrition Kitchen: Gluten-Free Pumpkin Cheesecake
Book of Yum's Gluten-Free Dairy-Free Egg-Free Pumpkin Cheesecake
Pumpkin Cheesecake Bars by Jules Gluten-Free
Elana's Pantry: Gluten-Free Pumpkin Cinnamon Cheesecake


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Her name is Maria Castro Montes,
first cousin to Ariel Castro. She
found out about Ariel's suicide after a text message just after midnight, and then
turned on 19 Action News.
"I cried a little bit, it wasn't
for him. I did all my crying 4 months ago. You know I cried for those girls,
you know the three victims and just kind wondering if they knew, what they thought,how
they felt," Montes tells 19 Action News reporter Dan DeRoos.
For Castro it was the easy way out. For his family, it brings the pain and focus of
it all back.
"I certainly hope that we can
finally close the chapter this move no. You know the ironic thing is that
everything kind of died down from before," Montes said.
there is Castro's mother to consider. We know that while Castro was locked up in the Cleveland Justice Center that she visited him on several occasions.
"She's his mother no matter how
you slice it and a mother's love, I think often than not is unconditional it has
to be. Can't even begin to imagine what
she's feeling and I just hope this doesn't kill her," Montes added.
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Lotherton Hall
Lotherton Hall
Lotherton Lane
West Yorkshire
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0113 281 2100
Lotherton Hall is a beautiful country house surrounded by historic gardens. Formerly the home of the Gascoigne family, it evokes a world of high Edwardian living.
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Historic house or home, Garden, parklands or rural site
April - October: Tues-Sat 1000-1700 Sun 1300-1700
November - December, March Tues - Sat 1000-1600
Sun 1200-1600 Last admissions are 45 mins before closing
Closed Mondays (except Bank Holidays)
Lotherton Hall is closed in January and February.
Closed: Mondays (except Bank Holidays), Christmas Day,
Boxing Day, New Year's Day
January and Feburary
Entrance to the whole estate £5:00 adults, £2:50 Child, £4:00 conc, family ticket £15.00 (up to two adults and three children).
Lotherton Hall has a Designated Collection of national importance.
Collection details
Fine Art, Decorative and Applied Art, Costume and Textiles
Key artists and exhibits
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Dressed for Battle
- 22 May 2013 — 28 September 2014 *on now
An exhibition exploring how clothes and style have been effected by war - from the clothes worn by those on the home front to the designers' love of the military look.
Each year the fashion press, without failure, picks out the 'military look' as a must have style. This exhibition explores the history of this look, showcasing uniform inspired fashions from the Napoleonic Wars (1803 - 1815) up to the present day, with an Alexander McQueen coat from the Autumn/Winter 2012 collection.
Discover how the catastrophic events of both the First and Second World War impacted on peoples' lives in every way. Learn how clothes became simpler both out of necessity and also as a symbol of patriotism. Women in particular saw changes to their fashions as many took up new roles, to fill the gaps left by the men who were sent off to fight. Skirts became shorter for practical reasons and for those women working in the factories or on the land, skirts were replaced altogether by trousers.
Wartime restrictions and material shortages also had a huge impact on fashion. See how the British Government encouraged ideas of 'Make Do and Mend' and also examples of Second World War 'Utility Scheme' fashions.
Dressed for Battle is one of two exhibitions exploring different themes about the impact war has had on peoples' lives. Running alongside it is 'Duty Calls' where you can explore fascinating wartime stories about the Gascoigne's, previous owners of Lotherton Hall, on your visit.
Suitable for
- Any age
Duty Calls
- 22 March — 31 December 2014 *on now
The exhibition forms one of two parts with a series of displays in the period rooms of the house and a second exhibition 'Dressed for Battle' in the fashion galleries. Displays look at the theme of Family Duty and Honour and tell the story of members of the Gascoigne family of Lotherton and the wars that touched their lives, from the American War of Independence to the Second World War.
Suitable for
- Any age
Fungus Foray
- 5 October 2014 2-5pm
A beginners guide to the natural history and identification of the fungi at Lotherton Hall.
Suitable for
- Any age
Fungi Identification Day
- 8 October 2014 9:30am-4pm
Learn how to identify and cook the wild fungi of autumn with expert Rose Bax.
Gain the confidence to collect them when you return home.
A light lunch and mushroom tastings are included.
Suitable for
- Any age
Entrance to the whole estate £5:00 adults, £2:50 Child, £4:00 conc, family ticket £15.00 (up to two adults and three children).
Harvest Crafts
- 27 October 2014 11am-3pm
Autumn inspired crafts with paper pumpkin lanterns and harvest crowns.
Suitable for
- 5-6
- 11-13
- 7-10
Make a Mini Scarecrow
- 28 October 2014 11am-3pm
Inspired by Lotherton Hall's resident scarecrows, make your own mini scarecrow to take home.
Suitable for
- 5-6
- 11-13
- 7-10
Entrance to the whole estate £5:00 adults, £2:50 Child, £4:00 conc, family ticket £15 (up to two adults and three chidlren).
Scary Bird Crafts
- 30 October 2014 11am-3pm
Create your own crafty bird monsters!
Suitable for
- 5-6
- 11-13
- 7-10
Entrance to the whole estate £5:00 adults, £2:50 Child, £4:00 conc, family ticket £15.00 (up to two adults and three children).
Curious Creatures Trail - Key Stage One
Find the animals. birds and creatures on the furniture, textiles, wallpaper and objects around the house.
This free trail can be pre-booked and borrowed from Reception. The pack consists of coloured and laminated pupil cards.
Houses and Homes Teacher's Notes - Key Stage One
Designed to complement our 'What were homes like a long time ago?' workshop, this free pack gives suggestions on how you can use Lotherton Hall as a resource to teach the topic of 'What were homes like a long time ago?'.
Lotherton Hall Bird Trail - Key Stage 1/2
Link a visit to the Bird Garden with a visit to the Hall. Search for birds hidden amongst our collections. Solve the riddles to find out what they are.
This class pack can be pre-booked and borrowed from Reception. It consists of coloured, laminated pupil and group leader cards.
My Favourite Chinese Things!
Six pupil's photo essays about their 'Favourite Chinese Things'
- This resource was produced as part of the MLA-funded My Learning project.
Night in Gale Club
The Night in Gale Club is an opportunity for young people to be involved in the Night in Gale Gallery, learn new skills, build on their portfolio, voice an opinion and enter work to be exhibited in the gallery. The Club is suitable for young adults interested in or studying art.
How to obtain
For more information, contact Sharon Woodcock on firstname.lastname@example.com or call 0113 2813259.
Playtime is a variety of activities for nursery groups, children aged 0-5 years, family groups, reception classes and their carers. Activities include giant sketching, playing with traditional toys, dressing up and a reading corner.
How to obtain
For more information about Playtime, call Lotherton Hall on 0113 2813259.
The Art of Cloisonné
The traditional Chinese handicraft cloisonné object has a copper body and its design is formed by gluing copper wire on with vegetable glue. This resource explains the technique in detail with authentic photos and a clear glossary.
- This resource was produced as part of the MLA-funded My Learning project.
Tissue Techniques at Lotherton Hall - Key Stage Two
Full day workshop for Key Stage Two pupils.
Investigate the richness of pattern and imagery within Lotherton Hall's decorative art collections and the architecture of the house itself. Create a design inspired by observations within the house and explore working with tissue paper and glue to create transparent effects that can be displayed like stained glass windows.
What were homes like a long time ago? - Key Stage One
Half-day workshop for Key Stage One pupils.
This session focuses on the differences between homes today and in the past. Explore the home of the wealthy Gascoigne family, identify the different types of rooms, objects and furniture and compare and contrast new and historic household objects in our handling session.
March to December. Please call 0113 390 1082 for further details and availability.
World War II Evacuation Role-Play - Key Stage Two
One day workshop for Key Stage Two pupils
Take your class back in time to the start of World War II. Arriving as evacuees at Lotherton Hall, discover what an air raid siren sounds like, learn how to use Morse Code and draw up a plan for where you are going to sleep and how you will share the house.
Available March to December. Please ring 0113 390 1082 for details and availability.
WW2 at Lotherton Hall
The story of Lotherton Hall, a Yorkshire country house requisitioned during WW2.
- This resource was produced as part of the MLA-funded My Learning project.
Yong's China Quest adventure game Level 1
Level 1 of an adventure game about Chinese history from 500 BCE to the Olympics.
- This resource was produced as part of the MLA-funded My Learning project.
Yong's China Quest adventure game Level 3
Level 3 of an adventure game about Chinese history from 500 BCE to the Olympics.
- This resource was produced as part of the MLA-funded My Learning project.
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This weekend is all about Gravity starring George Clooney and Sandra Bullock. It's no secret that I am not a fan of Bullock but I can't wait to see this film. Everything I've read says you must see it in 3-D (also not a fan) and if possible, at an Imax. I also read recently that Bullock was not the first choice to star in the movie and was actually the 6th. Natalie Portman was offered the role, but declined.
There isn't much for me to say about Runner Runner because the critics don't have anything really nice to say. If it's bad, it's bad.
Parkland is about the day that JFK was assassinated and stars Paul Giamatti, Zac Efron, Billy Bob Thornton, Jackie Weaver and Marcia Gay Harden. The critics aren't high on it but if Giamatti is in it, I'm gonna see it.
Parkland is opening in limited release this weekend and here are some of the other limited release films:
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Site by David Winterbottom (user root).
no need for installing mii-tools, all generic tools
working under archlinux.
looks at html for "ip" (it's a CSS class), then a little of cut and egrep to get IPv4 address.
I use this oneliner into conky.
Flush the DNS cache under Ubuntu (Debian?)
Does a ping scan on the local subnet and returns the IPs that are up
Gets all kind of info, ifconfig.me rocks ...
for just the ip addess you can use ifconfig.me or ifconfig.me/ip
Shortest url to a external IP-service, 10 characters.
Prevents the need for the grep & awk statements. Sort is optional if you don't care about the output order. The network range can also be specified as in the original post.
-A Display targets by address rather than DNS name. (Probably unnecessary...)
-a Show systems that are alive.
S fping -r1 -ag 192.168.nnn.0/24 2>/dev/null
Without sorting...
Lists all opened sockets (not only listeners), no DNS resolution (so it's fast), the process id and the user holding the socket.
Previous samples were limiting to TCP too, this also lists UDP listeners.
List all the machine ip's currently running on your network
I'd rather this one on Gnome, as I'm used to be listening some music while working. I've even created a bash function which receives ADDRESS as parameter.
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Just a simple way without the need of additional tools. Of course, replace eth0 with your IF.
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Helping Thunder Phobic Dogs
Tips for comforting your pup during a storm
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Submitted by Indy's mom | April 18 2011 | Permalink
My Brittany Spaniel gets very worked up during storms - pacing, panting, trying to crawl into and behind things with very little space (behind the toilet there is not enough room for a 40-lb dog!). I found a treat called Mellow-Mutt by Dogswell (http://www.dogswell.com/mellow_mut/chicken_breast_jerky) - it has chamomille and lavender in it which really help to calm her. I give her about half a strip broken up into bits prior to the arrival of a storm (or just as it's beginning) and within about 10 minutes or so she's more relaxed. I recommend it.
Submitted by Karen O | April 18 2011 | Permalink
I went to a seminar by Dr. Nicholas Dodman (love him!) and he recommended melatonin for storm fear. I tried it with my mixed breed female dog (she usually shakes, drools and tries to get under my skin during storms)and the melatonin worked! Now I don't even need to use it. The melatonin + counter-conditioning did the trick after about 6 trails.
Submitted by Dr Dawg | April 18 2011 | Permalink
Good points!
Submitted by Jane | April 20 2011 | Permalink
I absolutely agree. I conditioned my German Shepherd as a puppy so she would not fear loud noises by introducing her to fireworks, letting her be present when a firecracker was set off, then letting her sniff the ground where it's remains were. We did this over and over. She learned the noise was nothing to fear but rather was something to be curious about. Now when we have thunderstorms, and we live in Florida where there are many storms, she wants to go check out the noise.
However, there were times when she didn't want to engage in play. On those days, I would simply open a closet door part way and allow her to use that area as a sort of den or quiet, safe place until the storm was over. I would do so quietly without making a big deal over it. Sometimes I would sit in the closet with her, next to her, not petting her, just simply keeping her company as we calmly waited for the lightning to end. If I talked to her, I would do so in a normal, matter-of-fact tone of voice.
Submitted by Sugar's Mom | April 18 2011 | Permalink
My poor dog Sugar is a barometer. She not only can tell when it's about to rain, but also 'hits the deck' and switches between hiding under my bed and the couch when thunderstorms hit. Fireworks also are very hard on her, which makes July 4th and the 2 weeks before/after really stressful.
I've tried holding her, giving her massages, using rescue remedy in her water, etc. to calm her down, but nothing I do works. My vet gave her a prescription for doggy Xanax, which works somewhat if I give it to her in advance of the storms. Which means in the summer, I'm always looking at the weather report.
Submitted by Dr Dawg | April 21 2011 | Permalink
Sadly RX's become a necessary route for phobic behaviors.
Submitted by Dr Dawg | April 21 2011 | Permalink
I read the ASPCA Facebook page- I think the author here did not understand the ASPCA posts---her paraphrase of what they recommend is not accurate.
=>Therapeutic touch targets neuro-pathways and had a different effect than simply stroking or petting a dog.
Good article explaining difference of therapeutic touch and "petting" or otherwise giving affectionate attention.
Submitted by ann | April 21 2011 | Permalink
this is a tough problem. i disagree with the part about comforting and petting dogs while they are upset during a storm. as tempting as it is to comfort them, i think it reinforces the behavior by teaching them that being upset will get them attention and affection. it's the same as with any other undesireable behavior.
distracting them can work, but it's difficult to do for hours on end, and impossible to do if you aren't home. i know several dogs who have had great success with the thunder shirt.
Submitted by Darlene | April 21 2011 | Permalink
thanks for the advice. We've had horrible storms two nights this week and more storms expected the next several days. My dog was beside himself even after getting 1/2 dose of medication prescribed by his vet. The dosage was supposed to be 1 tablet. He seemed calm but then the nasty stuff started and he was getting worse so I gave him the other 1/2 pill. About 20 minutes later he was calm. Not sure if it was due to storm ending or the medication starting to work. The following day he was like a zombie for the entire day. I had to take vitals to make sure his BP didn't drop too much. So next we're trying him on different medication. I have a Thundershirt but it doesn't seem to work on him unfortunately.
Submitted by Rachelle W. | May 3 2011 | Permalink
My dog developed severe t-storm phobia about a year ago. Her instinct seems to be to "den up" - squeeze into a dark, close space. Instead of fighting her to get her out from under the bed - somewhere she can't manage to get when her favorite toy has rolled under there - I've just taught her to go lay down in the bedroom closet when she's afraid. She's much calmer during storms now!
Submitted by Anonymous | May 3 2011 | Permalink
My dog is terrified of thunderstorms and lighting and has panic/anxiety/continuous shakes. I told this to my vet and he suggested one tablet of Benadryl. It works enough to let him just lay down next to us during the storm. My dog weighs approx. 30 pounds and the one tablet seemed to do the job. The next day was no issue with no side effects! Try it, you may find it to be cheaper and a lot safer! Good luck
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Weber College Co-Captains FOOTBALL PILOTS . . . DeWayne Randall of Centerville, left, and Dick Williams, of Ogden, right, are the co-captains of the Weber College football team for 1946. They were named at a squad meeting following practice Monday night. Randall is a lineman and Williams is a backfield performer. Wildcats to Open Season Ticket Drive on Thursday Chamber of Commerce and Luncheon Club Teams To Assist Students in $10,000 Goal; Kick-off Dinner Initiates Mammoth Program Ogden's community football drive for better attendance at Weber College games this season was outlined at a ""kick- off"" dinner in the college cafeteria last night. More than 40 business men responded. Leonard G. Diehl, general chair�man, outlined the general plan for - the ticket drive, which opens Thursday morning and closes late Friday afternoon. The goal is $10,- 000 worth of season ducats. Rev. John Edward Carver told of early football experiences and of the change in the style of play. He also urged Ogdenites to get back of the football program at Weber college during 1946 and in seasons to come. President H. A. Dixon of Weber college thanked the business men for their cooperation. He invited all of them to attend the first foot�ball assembly of the year Friday, September 27. When teams canvass seventeen districts of Ogden Thursday and Friday, each team will be com-prised of two business men, a coed and a male student of Weber col�lege. The teams have been drafted as follows: Team one Norman Darnbos, Walter Wall, Shirley Chandler and Fred Stringham. Team two � Hal Armstrong, James Raat, Beth Willey and Dick Farr. Team three�R. D. Pollock, J. E. Carter, Donna Smith and Lloyd Thompson. Team four�Eddie Herscovitz, Stan Kershaw, Norma Manning and Bill Blair. Team five�Eddie Van Sweden, Harry Smith, Mary Jean Jensen and Don Jardine. Team six�Alf Dalton, M. M. Evans, Marilyn Robinson and Carl Blaes. Team seven�Ken Todd, John Rushmer, Patricia Ma^sen and Tom Poulton. Team eight�A1 Thon, R. O. Peterson, Gloria Phinney and Paul Poulton. Team nine � Ev Jolly, Alton Parker, Beth Olsen and Lynn Win�chester. Team ten�John London, Jack Angerbauer, Norma Fletcher and Bert Corkey. Team eleven�Noble Fishburn, Jack Reynolds, Lou Ann Huss and Dick Hyer. Team, twelve � Max Elliott, Ralph Fuller, Ruth Holmes and Wally McPhie. Team thirteen�J. A. Gealta, Gus Hayball, Shirley Stark and Walter Sorenson. Team fourteen � Melvin Bryan, Ben Van De Graff, Jean Binnie and Roy Madsen. Team fifteen�R. A. Clarke, B. A.Wilkinson, Kathryn Hackett and Dave Mason.Team sixteen�Charles Ward, A. B.Bate, Ruth Dixon and Russell Thorne.Team seventeen�Claude Arm�strong, Pete Piersanti, Jean Fack- rell and Harry Soteras. Handbook sold by whip club
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|This Collection consists of a 119 page Scrapbook put together by members of the Weber College Whip Club, the school's pep club, covering the years between 1946 and 1955. Included are a full listing of yearly pledges, 27 football programs, newspaper clippings concerning charity and sports events, 10 invitations, menus, 7 letters, 15 photographs, and a biography of the Whip Club by Norma Manning.
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Landon Donovan's farewell to fans
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Cold-blooded 3-pointer lifts Sparks in overtime
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Lakers' Summer League action reveals a pair of gems
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Michael Beasley works out for the Lakers
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Managing Kobe Bryant's minutes
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Kupchak: Scott the perfect fit for Lakers
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Byron Scott: 'I bleed purple and gold'
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Magic thrilled with Byron Scott hire
Magic Johnson says he's happy that the Lakers named his teammate the new head coach, and vows that while there is work to do, Scott will turn the team around.
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Magic, Kareem and Jamaal Wilkes welcome Byron Scott
New Lakers coach Byron Scott receives a "Showtime" welcome from his former teammates Magic Johnson, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Jamaal Wilkes.
Lakers make it official with Byron Scott
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Sparks beat the Fever at home
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Nash says this is his last year
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Look for Lakers' defense to improve under Scott
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Plenty of options for Byron Scott
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