direction crossing the recording sheet delivery path, and being hinged turnably to the lower main body portion at the side of the sheet discharge unit, and
(14) a second edge portion being positioned near a space between the upper main body portion pushed up by the opener assembly and the lower main body portion on a sheet feed unit side and extending at the side opposite to the first edge portion and in the crossing direction,
(15) the discharged-sheet tray being positioned selectively for a working mode by bringing down the second edge portion by turning around the first edge portion, or for a non-working mode by turning up the second edge portion around the first edge portion as the turning axis to be fixed; and
(16) comprising a guide memberMichael Walsh discusses the efforts to save the forgotten frescoes of Famagusta, Cyprus.
Founded in the late tenth century and rising to prominence after the fall of Acre in 1291, the port city of Famagusta once rivaled Constantinople and Venice as a center for maritime commerce. Through the centuries, Famagusta was ruled by a succession of conquerors including French, Greek, Genoese, Venetian, Ottoman, and British-creating an astonishingly varied artistic and architectural legacy. The historic walled city of Famagusta was included on the World Monuments Watch in 2008 and 2010, drawing attention to the beauty and significance of the famed city, and the critical conservation and maintenance needs to protect the historic structures. After a 2008 mission to assess key structures in Famagusta, WMF sponsored the conservation of the fifteenth-century