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"Lovely accommodation just outside Sorrento"
We stayed here at the end of June and booked a bungalow with en suite facilities and a studio apartment with a kitchenette. We were travelling with our teenage sons and stayed for 6 nights. We had our studio upgraded to a 1 bedroom apartment with a large bathroom as the resort was full. It never felt like it was, it was very peaceful. It was much better than staying in a hotel or apartment as we had our own outside space with furniture. Although we were self catering, the rooms were cleaned daily. The pool is lovely, very clean and quiet, and there were always sunbeds. We had afew issues, but the staff were very attentive and sorted them out very quickly. As far as location, it's about a 40 minute walk to the centre of Sorrento, which was very busy. There are plenty of bars and restaurants nearby. There is also car parking on site, but the station is only a 5 minute walk. I would recommend this to anyone who wants to visit this part of the world. We had a car and manged to visit Vesuviius, Pompeii, Sorrento and Positano. There is a good beach club about 5 minutes walk which costs 10euros for a sunbed.
"Soggiorno meraviglioso"
Ho prenotato al buio in questa struttura per soli tre giorni (purtroppo) dal 10 al 12 ottobre 2014 . un soggiorno fantastico, appartamento eccezionale, piscina meravigliosa, per non parlare della super gentilezza del Signor Vincenzo Cappiello e del resto del personale. La struttura è situata in un posto tranquillissimo e comodissimo per raggiungere vari punti di interesse. Lo consiglio a chiunque volesse trascorrere una vacanza relax.... sicuramente sarà il mio punto di riferimento se ricapiterò da quelle parti. Grazie.
Milena N., Castelmauro - ottobre 2014
"Great location close to the sea"
Nice resort, close to the sea and was a quiet and charming place. The restaurant that was suggested by them for dinner was really good and the house wine was perfect. Spacious rooms and adequate breakfast. Will stay there again.
Ashymano, Roma - ottobre 2014
Siamo stati qui i primi dieci giorni di agosto e me ne sono innamorata, lo raccomando a tutti perché è perfetto per ogni tipologia di vacanza e per ogni esigenza. Nelle vicinanze ci sono tutti i punti di maggior interesse della regione collegati con la Circumvesuviana, il mare è a pochi passi e Sorrento è meravigliosa.
Fateci un salto perché ne vale veramente la pena.
Chiarazampy, Padova - settembre 2014
Esperidi Resort - "especial place"
We stayed at Esperidi in July 2014 in a bungalow in the grounds. 2 bedrooms, one with 3 single beds for our 3 children and another for my wife & I; in between the two bedrooms is a living/ dining / kitchen.
Of 5 accommodations on our journey around Italy this was voted favourite by all of us. The children liked their room with plenty of space and loved the swimming pool and breakfast - they had room to wander instead of being confined by small hotels/ B&B. Mum loved the space and the facilities - washing machine on site ! And I could relax because everyone was happy ! Also very good breakfasts and very friendly staff. RECOMMENDED
Thomas358, Londra - settembre 2014
"Soggiorno meraviglioso"
3 settimane volate!!!! Abbiamo prenotato al buio in quanto, pur vedendo la struttura sul sito, ci hanno proposto la nuova villetta Crisben della quale non avevano foto.
Entrando si sentiva l'odore dei mobili nuovi tutti bianchi. La villetta ha due camere da letto, un soggiorno con angolo cottura e un bagno con una doccia molto comoda. Ogni 2 giorni ci facevano le pulizie con il cambio della biancheria.
E che dire dello splendido giardino con alberi di limoni, fichi e aranci..... stupendo!
La struttura ha vialetti con casette in muratura tutte bianche delle quali però non posso dire molto in quanto non le ho viste internamente.
Tutto lo staff molto molto gentile. Un ringraziamento particolare va alla signora Rosa e alle sue colleghe e al simpatico Pasquale che curava la piscina sempre pulita con acqua a temperatura giusta.
Forse unica pecca la colazione non molto variata per un Resort 4 stelle ma sinceramente non ci sentiamo di lamentarci visto che poi si andava al mare a fare il bagno quindi a noi è andato benissimo così.
E poi molto comodo per la vicinanza a Sorrento, in 20 minuti ci si arriva a piedi oppure in 10 minuti con la macchina.
Ci torneremo sicuramente
Sabrina A, Roma - 5 settembre 2014
"Great for families"
We have just returned from a one week stay in this lovely, quiet resort - we are 2 adults and 2 kids aged 7 & 5.
I will start by saying that I was filled with trepidation before my holiday having read some of the less positive reviews on this site but on arrival all my fears melted away ... the place was gorgeous!
On arrival we were shown to bungalow 5/6, a one bedroom apartment with a sleeping arrangements in the dining/kitchen room so it felt more like a 2 bed. Situated next to the reception are the accommodation was bright, clean and nicely decorated - the white walls and high ceilings refreshing and the bathroom well appointed. The air con was great in both bedrooms and I liked the shutters on the windows for extra security and light reduction.
The pool area was fantastic, very quiet, clean and picturesque surrounded by greenery and the vista of mountains. Kids and adults enjoyed this area and the food & drinks served pool-side were very reasonably priced. Near the pool there was an area for laundry which we did not use but thought it was a good facility for those on a longer stay. Again this area was spotless.
Though it was the height of the season - mid- August and occupation was high the resort was very peaceful throughout our stay. There was no noise to disturb the tranquil setting amongst the lemon trees. The staff were very nice and accommodating at all times but were in no way intrusive.
Staying on a B&B basis we enjoyed a very nice breakfast each morning - a selection of beverages, hot and cold, meats, cheeses, breads, cakes, cereals and toast with a variety of spreads - all self service. Breakfast times were very good - we ate at 7am on our day of departure but mostly around the 10am mark and we never felt rushed. The restaurant and bar area were very bright and nicely decorated with a lovely relaxing ambiance.
One concern I did have before arrival was the distance from Sorrento Centre but we soon learned that a regular bus stopped just outside the resort which took only minutes and we also travelled by train - which was also took only a matter of minutes.
We also soon found that we were glad of the quiet location which allowed our family to experience village life while also having the choice to go into the town, which we did almost every day, such was the convenience. However, we mostly ate locally at night, in a lovely restaurant just minutes walk away. One tip here is to avoid taxis - we were charged €30 one evening from Sorrento centre - a mere €1.20 by bus and a 5 minute trip!
If you like the beach, then it too is 2 minutes walk away & accessible via elevator, situated below the cliff - it was nice but we preferred the pool for convenience.
This is our 3rd time in Sorrento, but our first since having children and we would return in a heartbeat - it is a much better option that the traditional hotel when you have young kids, allowing a feeling of home from home.
In conclusion we would gladly return to this resort and would happily recommend it for a family stay - the 1 bed apartment was more that adequate for us as 2 adults and 2 young children. The kids loved it too so once they were happy we were too!
Would highly recommend a boat trip to Positano - & bring your swimsuit as the beach is amazing!
30 Aug. Janeymac2
"Good for those on a budget"
We stayed here for five night and it worked well for us as we were travelling on a budget. We upgraded to one of the suites and this was a smart move as they have bigger bathrooms and a lounge/kitchen area. The suites were basic but comfortable and clean. We were offered free breakfast which was useful - it's not massively varied through the week and if you get there towards the end of the breakfast slot then they usually haven't replenished certain items. The pool area is excellent - loads of sun loungers and the pool is a good size and didn't seem overly busy despite the sunny weather while we were there. The staff are all very helpful (we dealt with Sylvie who was great). If you don't mind a walk, then you can walk to the centre of Sorrento in about 15-20 minutes. It's also easy to walk up to Sant Agnello (5 minute walk) and get a train (pretty regular, at least 2-3 each hour) to Sorrento (which takes only a couple of minutes).
30 Aug
"Amazing Holiday"
We had our first family holiday (2 Adults and 2 Children 2yrs) here and it was amazing. We stayed in one of the villas and it was all we could of asked for and more; modern, clean and safe. All the staff were friendly and always willing to help. Great Pool area and we had breakfast there one day which was very nice (only continental breakfast). Information that may help: A very handy bus stop across the road from hotel. We caught the bus from there every day to Sorrento. Train station and supermarket 5min walk away. Only one con, the free Wifi is only in public areas. Overall a great family resort, which we will visit again and great base to explore Sorrento.
23 Aug. Jude Q
"Amazing family stay"
This resort was amazing value for money especially for a family. Lots of green grass space and fantastic pool area. 5 mins walk to train station and bus stop just across the road. Easy access to Sorrento, pompei, positano, capri we did it all in a week. Friendly and helpful staff, overall a great experience I would also highly recommend the restaurant next door the food and service was great!
02/07/2014 Joelle G
"Stunningly pretty resort"
Esperidi Resort Village, simply put, is an absolutely fantastic place to stay. The staff were very welcoming upon our arrival and were very helpful informing us about local services and transport etc. The site itself is stunning. There are plenty of small green areas of grass as well as a multitude of palm and citrus trees, which really gives the place a beautiful, peaceful and natural feel. The accommodation buildings are all very presentable and are not "squeezed together", so you have plenty of private space. The pool is a very good size and offers plenty of sun loungers in the sun, and also plenty of seating in a shaded canopy area. There's a poolside bar where you can get snacks and drinks if needed. During July and August the pool stays open til 7pm, but it closed at 6pm whilst we were there in June. During June it was very relaxing - great for soaking up some sun and reading your book! We stayed in a self-catering apartment which was truly lovely. There's a very comfortable lounge area with a small TV, a serviceable kitchenette, a shower room and separate bedroom. The kitchen wasn't quite the easiest to cook in because the gas hob was either off, 90% on or 100% on, so pasta wanted to boil over all the time. The oven/grill was also quite small but served our purposes perfectly for holiday cooking. We thought the mattress was quite hard but I guess this is personal taste. The rooms were blissfully air conditioned - perfect for summer! The location of the resort is great too. Just a 5 minute walk from the local supermarket and train station to get to Sorrento/Napoli etc. If you want to walk to Sorrento it will take ~25 minutes. Also, there's a beach just 5 minutes walk away but we didn't think it was great and it was expensive (unless you want to sit on concrete all day). If you have the patience, the beach at Positano is MUCH better and is very cheap to get to on the bus (tickets can be bought from Bar Jolly near the train station). The trains to Pompeii and Herculaneum are very cheap and are the best way to get there if you aren't fussed about a guided tour. If we ever come back to the Sorrento area we would stay here again without a seconds thought!
Jonathan M 01/07/2014
"It's worth visiting!"
We' re really glad to have spent 8 days at Esperidi Resort. Its location is fairly convenient for tourists who don't mind walking 15 minutes to the beach. The railway station and supermarkets are even nearer. The hotel swimming-pool is well-equipped and free, the limoncello gardens are peaceful and beautiful. As for the accommodation, ours was a self-catering apartment which proved to be spacious, clean and tidy. Perhaps, it lacked in some useful kitchen things: a table-cloth, a chopping board, a tin-opener etc. But on the whole, the impression was very pleasant. The staff was well-trained and respectful.We'd like to single out the receptionist Sylvie Malis. In fact, she was something special. That smart, friendly, open-hearted girl managed to settle all our problems very efficiently and in no time. Besides, her advanced knowledge of English made our communication still more enjoyable. We hope to visit this wonderful place some day again. Ekaterina and Andrey, teachers from Moscow, Russia.
Katerina B
"Beautiful location, walking distance to railway"
We stayed there in May this year for 6 days. It is about 15 minutes walk easy walk from Sant Angello railway station which connects you with Naples, Pompey and Sorrento. As mentioned a beautiful location in an old lemon and orange orchard. Rooms are very adequate, we had cooking facilities, not sure if all rooms do. The bathroom was small but they all are in Italy. The lady we met on arriving could not have been more helpful. She gave us many tips on finding our way around.The pool is fabulous, we had it all to ourselves to do the morning laps before picking a few lemons to help with the liver cleansing. While there do yourself a favour and catch the local bus from Sorrento railway station to Nerano Beach, one of the few free beaches.
Rod D
''Beautiful settings in a lovely location''
The Esperidi Resort is a fantastic place to relax and enjoy the natural surroundings made of typical Mediterranean flora. The smell of orange flowers is inspiring, the taste of the fruit is even better. The position of the resort is great, far enough from the noisier Sorrento, but very close to its amenities and facilities. A truly naturally beautiful place with an outstanding staff that will do anything to make your stay comfortable and relaxing. Bellissimo!
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The Barack Obama who appeared before Congress a few nights ago missed history's memo that his presidency is over. It was the same Obama who missed the 2007 memo that Hillary Clinton was going to be the Democratic presidential nominee in 2008, the same Obama who missed the memo in late 2009 that health-care reform was doomed, the same Obama who missed the bulletin in the fall of 2012, following the first presidential debate, that Governor Mitt Romney was overtaking him in the campaign and on the way to defeating him. This isn't to say that Obama's not smart enough to recognize, and not human enough to rue, the ways in which his presidency must seem to many people, himself in particular, a missed opportunity. Obama came into office five years ago not with the traditional political ego but rather an historical ego, determined to be nothing less than a great president like his hero Abraham Lincoln, though it's just as well for everyone that this was never really possible since Lincoln was Lincoln by virtue of the worst crisis in the country's history.
Only two other presidents—George Washington and Franklin Roosevelt—have faced crises of something approaching a similar magnitude as Lincoln if not a similar nature, which had to do with a profound schism in the country's identity. With any luck nothing will happen in the remainder of his term that calls upon Obama to measure up to those three. Short of such a cataclysm, five years into his presidency Obama probably has within his grasp a best-case final mark of B+, based on hard accomplishments that can't be rewritten by his detractors no matter how much they try. These include saving the country from the worst economic disaster in eight decades, salvaging the nation's most important manufacturing industry, fitfully overhauling a corrupt insurance system of health-care coverage, ending two wars, taking the offensive with substantive if not conclusive results against terrorism, and advancing—in some cases incrementally, in some cases marginally, in some cases belatedly—the causes of economic justice for women, immigration justice for Latinos, and social justice for gays. Of course this record also is marked by failures such as the inability to translate 90 percent public support for modest gun legislation into actuality.
The name James K. Polk springs to mind, assuming the name James K. Polk ever springs to anyone's mind. More recent examples of presidents with records more considerable than acknowledged during their time in office are Harry Truman and Bill Clinton. Less impressive about Obama—given what everyone always has taken to be his talent for rhetorical sway—has been his rhetorical sway. Probably all of us expected him to have more impact on the national atmospherics that manifest themselves in terms of the national state of mind, in the manner of presidencies like Thomas Jefferson's, Andrew Jackson's, Theodore Roosevelt's, John Kennedy's, and Ronald Reagan's, though none with the possible exception of Jefferson was as confronted by an opposition so firmly in the grip of ideological psychosis. Unlike these presidents Obama has appeared unwilling or unable to yoke his power of oratory and quality of vision to political savvy and an inclination to bully that is at odds with everything he is, notwithstanding ludicrous Republican suggestions of monarchism. If our better angels don't make deals with the Devil in heaven, they do in the real world while somehow managing to retain their wings.
On the other hand, the hindsight of 10 years from now might conclude differently about this president, especially if the Republican Party achieves the obsolescence that is two presidential defeats away, beginning in 2016 when the party's right wing finally will take the nomination from the establishment wing (with Paul Ryan representing the closest thing to a compromise between the two). If you count out Barack Obama then you've missed a few memos of your own. By temperament the good-natured president doesn't usually convey defiance, because defiance can be another word for belligerence—dangerous territory especially for an African American public official—yet defiant is what he now is, exultantly so. Obama never is so liberated as when there's little to lose. For a president who has quoted William Faulkner about the past not even being past, he gives every indication of regarding the past as chains he must cut loose. In terms of the atmospherics if not the record, the Barack Obama that appeared before Congress a few nights ago is going for broke one more time and you can keep your memos. Missed memos are the stuff of history that's being rewritten before it happens.
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Obama is politically dead, unless current trends reverse. Over the past year, Obama's white approval has fallen from 40% to less than 30%. His "strongly" score among white voters is now 10% approve, 52% disapprove. His SOTU speech was supposed to be an olive branch to red state white voters (to help the dying Blue Dogs). As such, the speech was an utter failure. All they heard was "new government program" and "some people are too rich". President Obama should read Clinton's memoirs (and also Dick Morris's book). He would learn how to communicate with the white middle class. After five years, he is still tone-deaf.
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Obama is the most arrogant, ego driven, dishonest, partisan, DIVISIVE, inept, INCOMPETENT, job killing, economic growth killing, ideological, Failed President in all of U.S. history. Obama is so bad that he has rehabilitated the image of Jimmy Carter. Compared to Obama Jimmy Carter was a shining beacon of Presidential Leadership. A B+ Presidency? Obama will have to have a miracle occur to finish above a big fat F for Failure before the end his term. Right now he is an F+, and he only gets the plus for being the first African American President.
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With all of the mindless racist hatred thrown at him, he has managed to keep his head. History will deal him an A-. Watching the hypocrisy and ignorance of the right day after day as they consistently embarrass themselves ignoring the country just to deny him success has been one of the most shameful eras in American history. Fortunately we have a great track record of rising above bigotry and greed and if his presidency has hastened the demise of the racist south it will have all been worth it.
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Custom Sounds for the NXT
25 comments:
- Maniac of Mayhem said...
Well, Audacity is a pretty good (and free!) sound editing program that can handle pretty much everything except Windows Media files... and it can export as a wav. I haven't had opportunity to try file compression though.
- Jul 2, 2007, 9:50:00 PM
- Kirk Backstrom said...
I think the Dialog OS software would be a solution for speech as the software only needs text, which is converted to speech.
As far as I know, the Dialog OS software generates speech from a computer, which is outputted from the computer via speakers. The NXT is used here for applications such as outputting movements controlled from the software, but the NXT is not used to generate speech from the software.
However, I haven't yet tried the software, but I think I will buy it. Has anyone purchased it yet? If so, how does it work for you?
- Jul 2, 2007, 9:51:00 PM
- David said...
First of all I find some shotr wav (or mp3, but they need to be converted to wav) files and use Wav2Rso application found here: http://bricxcc.sourceforge.net/utilities.html
Then I shift one of the defaul tound files in NXT-G with the new one. =)
- Jul 2, 2007, 10:14:00 PM
- Christopher R. Smith (Littlehorn) said...
I'm making a bunch of custom sounds and I'm finding new ways to squeak any space savings possible. I'm also looking for the best WAV to RSO compactor that will not reduce the quality too much. Mainly because the BenderBot (featured in theNXTstep Idea Book) will use sound files and I hope to have a bunch of good ones by the time the book is released. I cover some of this topic in the book also. I using a great guitar signal effects processor and I'm recording some very cool sounds.
Here's some tips:
Once you have created a RSO file you need to copy it to the proper directory to use it with NXT-G. The directory is: C:\Program Files\LEGO Software\LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT\engine\Sounds
Once the file is there you can choose it in your sound blocks.
Most music programs will be complex or at least require large sound file sizes. The NXT brick contains a number of programs and files preinstalled which take up about half of the available memory space. These files can be removed and reinstalled with no consequence. Reinstalling the NXT Firmware will completely restore the onboard software.
I recommend maximizing onboard memory space by:
• Downloading the newest firmware using the NXT-G software.
• Deleting unused programs.
• Deleting unused sound and graphic files.
• Deleting preinstalled files and programs. You should try to remove all of the Demo programs and unneeded sound files (NXT pwr on sound, click, etc.)
• Create subroutines to reduce the number of programming blocks needed.
• Create programs with Mini Blocks when possible.
For detailed information about deleting files from your NXT brick as well as how to manage NXT memory and firmware downloads please read the LEGO MindStorms NXT Users Guide or by activating the Help functions within the NXT-G Software.
- Jul 2, 2007, 11:06:00 PM
- Christopher R. Smith (Littlehorn) said...
Fay, you're beating me to the punch lately. I was going to preasent this topic in the Blog or the forums soon when I got a little further down the road. I'm glad you're opening these topics for me! It helps me and everyone else find the best solutions.
- Jul 2, 2007, 11:13:00 PM
- Christopher R. Smith (Littlehorn) said...
Oh, I have mostly used Windows Sound Recorder to make small WAV files. I'm experimenting with other programs but since this is on every Windows PC it will be convenient for most of the readers out there. I'm making some instructions noting settings for usable quality/size ratios.
- Jul 3, 2007, 12:43:00 AM
- Christopher R. Smith (Littlehorn) said...
There is an inexpensive program called Text To Wave which converts any text (email, e-books, words, etc.) into WAV (or MP3) files...$16 USD! I haven't given it a spin yet. Though, I tried similar s/w a long time ago which worked pretty good and was a lot of fun to play around with.
Find it here.
Make your NXT Talk!
Or, just record your voice as WAV files with Sound Recorder.
- Jul 3, 2007, 1:49:00 AM
When I recorded my voice, it turned out really low and slow on the NXT.
- Jul 3, 2007, 2:21:00 AM
- Fay Rhodes said...
What I'm really interested is how someone could imitate or record animal sounds to use with animal robots.
David, how would you describe the process to one of your students or parents?
Does anyone know anything about doing this on the Mac?
- Jul 3, 2007, 8:45:00 PM
- Rick Rhodes said...
Although I haven't used wav2rso in a while, I think you could do the following for animal sounds:
1) Get animal sounds off of iTunes. (There are lots of them).
2) Since the sound files on iTunes are AAC/MPEG 4, put your iTunes files on a disk to convert them to mp3, then to wav.
3) Convert your wav files to .rso files using wav2rso or some other utility.
There are probably more efficient ways to do the above, but it's possible.
Recording just a snippet of the animal sound saves space on your NXT, although wav2rso is notorious for making large sound files.
Chris, I'd be real interested in any sound compression utilities that you discover.
- Jul 3, 2007, 10:25:00 PM
- Rick Rhodes said...
Version 1.1 of NXT-G will have 30kb of extra space (via compression). And "most" sound and data files on 1.1 will be more compressed than they are now, according to LEGO.
This means that a little more space will be freed up for animal sounds, musical sounds, etc.
- Jul 3, 2007, 10:37:00 PM
- Rick Rhodes said...
I forgot to mention that wav2rso is for the Mac as well as for the PC. :)
- Jul 3, 2007, 10:46:00 PM
- Christopher R. Smith (Littlehorn) said...
From my memory...after deleting most of the "Try Me" and demo programs, system sound files (!Click, intro sound, etc.), etc. you'll find that there will be over 125 kb of free space in the NXT memory.
I'm writing a good tutorial and will map out everything from freeing NXT space (and returning the NXT to "as new"), creating sound files, converting, resampling, loading sound files, etc. I'll cover everything and even compare s/w and process choices.
Rick, et al...There is a MAC OS version of Wav2Rso available Here. Scroll down and you'll see it.
- Jul 4, 2007, 12:13:00 AM
- Rick Rhodes said...
Thanks, Chris!
Awhile back, my son and I were making rso files using wav2rso.
We noticed that the files were much softer in volume than the sound files that came with NXT-G. (Someone else in this thread mentioned this problem, too).
Is there a way to make these converted files as loud as the ones native to NXT-G? For example, do other sound conversion programs (other than wav2rso) produce louder files?
- Jul 4, 2007, 1:19:00 AM
If your original source material is 8 bit, mono, with an 8k sampling rate then wav2rso makes no changes at all to the actual sound samples. It just copies them into a .rso file with the required header information. In this case it could not possibly be affecting the loudness of your sample. But if it has to convert to a single channel and convert samples from 16-bit to 8-bit and down-sample to a lower sampling rate then it may affect the overall amplitude of the waveform.
You may want to try using commercial tools that can change a stereo, 16 bit wave file with much higher sampling rates into the required 8 bit mono 8k format first and then use the output of that conversion as the input to wav2rso or wavrsocvt. Commercial utilities may do a better job of that part of the conversion process.
All versions of this utility will support compression in conjunction with the upcoming 1.1 software release. Version 1.5 of the standard NXT firmware supports compressed .rso files.
John Hansen
- Jul 6, 2007, 12:00:00 AM
- Rick Rhodes said...
Thanks John,
The "1.5" firmware update you mentioned is the yet-to-be-released "1.05" firmware update, correct?
I assume this 1.05 firmware update will be released simultaneously with the 1.1 NXT-G software release. Is this correct?
Rick Rhodes
- Jul 6, 2007, 2:32:00 AM
- Christopher R. Smith (Littlehorn) said...
Thanks John! I'm glad you rang in... I had not noticed the loss since I was always feeding Wav2Rso 8 KHz (to 16 KHz), 8-bit, Mono source files. I was in the process of trying to recreate a volume loss. It is good to know that only the header changes when straight converting with Wav2Rso. I have just yesterday used the compression options within Wav2Rso and had not yet tried to compare the volume levels when played on the NXT.
John saved me some trouble. But I think I'll compare it a little.
- Jul 6, 2007, 3:47:00 AM
- Fay Rhodes said...
I just did some sound effect conversions and the 176 KB WAV files were reduced to 44KB RSO files. That's better compression than I expected.
- Jul 7, 2007, 6:29:00 AM
Pn the topic of sound, does anyone know how to download things like music on to the NXT?.......HELP
- Oct 29, 2007, 10:47:00 AM
Sorry, I accidently wrote "Pn" instead of "On"
- Oct 29, 2007, 10:55:00 AM
I don't know, but how do you download "Try Me" onto the NXT? I accidentally deleted it in need of space.
- Dec 3, 2007, 9:15:00 AM
- Zachary said...
Do anyone know how NXT-G program can pick-up a compressed sound file.
- Mar 28, 2008, 12:00:00 PM
tamilphoenix you can do a full recover and they will all come back.
- Oct 27, 2008, 4:26:00 AM
Hi people, i need to know how to convert .WMA files to .RSO file format. HELP its for my science project.
Alex S.
- Nov 23, 2008, 2:57:00 AM
Hi.... I am working on my final project for introduction to robotics and I am trying to import real guitar chords to my NXT... what Im trying to do is record the chrods with garage band and then somehow import the files into the sounds file in the Mindstorm program... Im a real noob at this so please someone help me out...
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Barbnti was immediately arraig'ned and hit pedigree was taken by Co'jxt Clerk Daniel Sealey. He taid he it 45 years old, married, and hit mother is livifig. He hat a ton 16. and a daughter 13. He expreited him¬ self as glad they were not present during the trial. Ju«11cf! Cropaey remanded him «*>nt«>nco at a lator -dalo and suii him: "ff ihore is anything' you want to brlnic to my altontion, I wiil flnd time to nee you any time." "I teel perfectly innocent," said Bar- bull, "uithouxh 1 hnve been found irulity." He .viid alKO thnt he didn't know of anything: he could tell the court except about himfleif, hut that if the court wanted to talk to lilm he would -be jrlAd to talk to Ju.Htlce Crop.sey at the Justice's convenience. Jtyttico Cropney remarked that he wiui Kivinf; the pri.soner an opportuni¬ ty to talk to him. This morning when Barbutl'."? record wa.s being eompietetl, he remarked to the writer: / "As true a.s tUero'n a God io Heaven and aino a jury in Nasaau County has found pe ffuilty, I still beJleve I am innocent." -v • '*»<• Justice Cropsey ttddrewed the jury l.ast nipht for nearly two hourn. He went over (he course of the trial and the testimony brought out very thor- ouirhly. The hiKhlisht of hi.s remark is con¬ tained in the following: "What we want to know is who.se testimony is truthful and to determine that we must consider what th^ wit¬ nesses testified. We heard IMCKersbn tej«tify that he went to Mr. Levy's of¬ flce whore the testimony was "framed- up"; that was the evidence nnd it re¬ mains here on the records uncontra¬ dicted. "We learn from Dickerson that the testimony he was to give was chnnired to suit the case." .Justice Cropsey In referring to the testimony ot Fred Clerihew said, "you can use your own Judgment as to the truthfulness of his statement when he declined to answer the question put to him by tho district attorney. "Whnt we want lo know ii^^whether we can be fooled by certain tfestimony, whether anyone is trying to fool us on either side. You can use your own Judgment and be governed by your consciences whioh tell you what is right and what Is wrong." Although the course of the Barbutl trial had been followed closely by a crowd of specUtors that fliled the court room, apparently there were few who remained to sec the flnal scene of ac¬ tion. Mr«. Barbutl, who had closely watched all tlie events in the trial of her husband, remained outside with Mr.s. Oeorge Forbell. Mrs. Porbell and her husband gave bonds for Barbutl pending tho trial. Mrs. Forbell has been Mrs. Barbuti's constant companion during the trial. Kven the Judge expressed a sliglit surprise when It was announced about 11 o'clock that tbe Jury was ready to como In. There was no doubt as to what th© verdict would be, even before they spoke. Their very demeanor seemed to Indicate that the verdict was against Barbutl. The prisoner was Visibly affected as the verdict was given, although he n»«- tered hie emotion well. Juatice Cropsey. evidently having In mind the second Plant^ trial In which H was alleged that the Jurors had heard propoaala that had tfnthlng ta do with the case, or the evidence, admon- tshad the Jury in ht» charge that out side information must not enter into the deliberation. He also told them that thero might have been evidence that would give the Impression that othera werp oo trial and M»«daUy Diatrict Attaraey Weeks, bat he Agl4> ••Oaatlaman, li«f» in mind the oaly one, on trial U Thomas V. BarbuU, on Lh* t^igrga ot paritxry." Hia r«*er«tac« to Watrict Attorney Waeka waa evtdantly tbe outcome of . the fact that ftermer Justice Townsend Scuilder, who appeared for Barbutl, had calietl tho district attorney as wit¬ ness for the defense, although Justice Cropsey excluded every question that Attorney Scudder aaked Mr. Weeks. Case Goes to Jury The defense rested Its case at alM>ut 3:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Tije evidence was all in. Former Justice Townsend Scudder, counsel for B.irbuti, asked for two hours in which to sum up and Dis¬ trict Attorney Charles R. Weelts said that ho would require abotit an hour for his summation. Both coun.sel lielU to that pretty well and Just before 7 o'clock Justice Cropsey announced thnt the Jurors would bo to' dinner and that after that he would charge them. ' Attorney Scudder, quiet, earnest, but forceful, drove home his points to the Jurors In a manner that seemed to hold their attention. He neglected no I0^tam^u»n^ imn^<fAtt -oC'tttbaiB. Utjngs, tbat ba ^aight touch on" to win a favorable verdict for his client. District Attorney Weeks made a masterly .summation for the state. He reviewed the high lights of the ca.se, presented his argument for a convic¬ tion on the groimd that Barbutl had committed perjury In the trial of a criminal action and told tho Jurors that he only asked them to do their duty as they saw U, guided by tho law and tho evidence. Borfouti Coiffessed Barbutl on cross-examination yester¬ day aftemoon had a bad time of It both with Justice Cropsey and District At¬ torney Weeks, who seemed to have the witness confused at times, At other times he seemed unable to answer. His attention was called to the fact that he had testified at the flr.st Plant trial that he had met a man he knew when enroute to the O'Neil hearing at the Flint court room In Freeport. He had testified thnt this man was Dick¬ erson but on cross-examination he would not admit this dnd said that he did not understand Bnglish "tech- necially." Later he told Judge Crop- sey that he did not know what "tech« necially" meant and when asked what he was talking about he said: "Noth¬ ing." He insisted that it was Dickerson with whom he and Plant dined at the Elks Club inr Freeport and .testlfled that Dickerson called him "Boli," which he admitted was tbe name given him by his Intimates but that Dicker- son was a atranger. Several New Witnesses Clarence Williams, of Freeport. testi¬ fied that Dickerson toid him that some fellows were trying to "frame-up" Plant, this while the Plant trial ^as on and that he was trying to fix.a date in his minu ao he could testify. This was the time when, according to Dick- erson'a testimony, tho perjured testi¬ mony was arrahged. August {Jubennan. steward at the Klks Qub in Freeport, produced the vialtors' registry book and showed that Frederick C. Qerihew, of Montclair, a visitor, bad been at the club on Sep¬ tember It, 1919. Clerihew, called aa a witness. Insist¬ ed that he saw Bar1)utl at the club on September IS, 1919, between 12 and 1 o'clock In the aftemoon and then add¬ ed that it might have be«a between 13 and t o'clock. He had n^t spoken to Barbutl. only waved, and recalled It all almost two yeara later. This testimony is dlrocUy opposed t6 what the state was trying to show, that the trio/Plant. Barbutl and IMck- erscHU werCf>Ot at the Klka Club on tb« day in q««ati«i but tbat Plant and Barbatl bad dined with HoCCnian at BUiaon's. Diekeraoa has sworn that he l|«d when b« Mid he waa with Plant aai ^AtbatL Under croaa-axamlaalteo Mif. Cleri- bow refuaed to answer at tgxg time, but tor the most part he stuck to his story. 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The Institure of Ai)- plled Agriculture at Farmlngdale will stage It on July 14 and 15, to give lovi>r New Tork state agriculturists the op¬ portunity to see tractors in action in¬ stead of at rest. The use of the tractor for plowing and harrowing is generally known and understood, but Its further possibilities .for cultivating, and the late develop- :ments in small home-garden machines deserve greater appreciation than th./y at present receive. Believing that to show every possi¬ bility of the various kinds by exhiljit- ihg them in operation at the same time .and place is the best possible way to show what they will do and to what extent they may be roliod upon for saving lavor, lime and money, the Agricultural Institute has arranged with the .Farm Implement an<l Farm Power Machinery Develc^ment Asso¬ ciation to assembling a great number of machines on this occasion, with trained men to exhibit them. That there are tractors now made to meet the needs bf the smalleA gar¬ den as well as the huge flve-ton ma¬ chines capable of hauling a gang of plows through unbroken land, gives sMne idea of the tremendous develop- ^ment In this class of farm machinery within the last two or three years. mASKP.&C TOORDERLOWER I PRICEFORGAS I Ofidals tU Town of Hempstead aad ViHafes WiAin Towndkip to Act in Omcert to Secvre Redac¬ tion, Based on Lower Costs of Materials and Labor—^ope for I $1.50 Rate Rockville Centre, June 18.—Move¬ ment was begun last night by the Vil¬ lage Trustees to bring about a reduc¬ tion in the price of gas. Coun.selor Hooley was authorixed to coipemte with the other villages and communi¬ ties, which previoiwly fought out the gas rate question. He was in.structed to flle complaint with the Public Herv¬ ice Commission. Thn present rate of »2 a thou.sand cubic feet for gas and 70 cents serv¬ ico charge allowed the Na.H.sau & Suf¬ folk Lighting Company by the I'ub¬ lic Servico Commission, expires at the '"*•* ^^"^ town and thi.s morning )(ill end of this month, unless extended. I roads seemed to lead to Port Wash- Figures compiled by M.irvin Shlebler, | Ington, expert gas engineer, who appeared fori Most nf the companies that came the villages before the Public Service I •'"¦^"P ^^^ night were from di.stant Commission, indicates that the cost of;Po'"*'''- Homo men who arrived e.-iriy mSISTIIEDAniUTFIROIEN SWARM IN PORT WASHMCTON They're as Plentiful and Busy as Bees and They Sme Do Make the Village Hum—Some Trav¬ eled AD Night to Get There—^Thousands'in the Parade and Other Thousands Line Streets as Spectatws Port Wa.shington, , June 16.—Port Wa.shington was about the liveliest place on lx>ng Island this morning. Delegates to tho Southern New York Firemen's A.ssociatlan filled the streets and each hour swelled the crowd as flremen and spectators congregated in the village to participate in and view thn parade and tournament. The flrst apparatiw began to arrive shortly before dark ia.st night. -Ml night long tho flremen kept coming manufacturing gas is approximately forty cents less than it was at the time the gas rate was flxed in Janu¬ ary. If such a reduction were orderedf the rate would be back to $1.50, thei this morning had been travelling all night. But those from nearer com¬ munities fliled the highways. They practically poured into I'ort Washing¬ ton by every avenue of eJitrance. -Vf- on: ,Angel, Oeorge McCay; vice-presi¬ dent, Leo Carillo; secretary, Norman E. Manwaring; treasurer, George Barry. Nominations for the Board of Ushers are: Frank TInney, Charles MiddletOn, Jean Bedlnl, Bert Leighton, Fred Oray, J. B. Isaac, Victor Moore, Harry Von Tiller, Ben Mulvey, Leo Doherty, Arthur Deagon, Harry Norwoq(i, James F. Dooley, Thomas Dugan, Sam Sum¬ mers, Jimmy Diamond, Oeorge P. Murphy and Harry Puck. Any ten members In good standing may offer a ticket, providing It is In the handa of the secretary before the meeting. There will be dancing on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays during the sum¬ mer. The cuisine of the club Is un excelled on the Island. The chef un¬ derstands the variegated appetite of the theatrical man and woman. Billy Spedick's orcheatra will tickle the toe3 of the steppers this summer and from all Indications the 1921 season of the "Long Island Good Herated Thespians" will be most successful. Light Club members go a great ways towards making Freeport the attractive place It la, and the whole village Is glad to have them preaent all the time they are able to spend at home. .» DEFER HARVErS TRIAL UNTIL MONDAY, JUNE 20. Mineola, June It.—Herbert S. Har vey, former Democratic Sherifl^ of Flushing, indicted on the charge of nerjury growing out of the Carman Plant trials. wUl be tried on Uonday. He l« represented by former Diatrtel Attorney Charlea N. Wysong and At¬ torney Stephen C. Baldwin. Diatrict Attorney We*k« had expect¬ ed to try tho Harvey caae at tbo con- clufllon of the Barbutl trial, but the later caae laated longer than Waa flrat though^ aad bM^use the Harvey trial conld not be concluded before Simday. whksh meant tha jury wouM have to be tooked up for the weak end. It waa decided to not open It until Monday. ! i I. ¦ ¦¦ '!'¦ ¦'. .. .I'.titag WIU DRAIN STREET. BUTATSACRMCEOF BIG SHADE TREES Rockyille Centre Village Trustees Contract For Gutter in Park Ayenae The followmg wer© called aa cbarac tar witnetMaa tor Barbutl: 'WUUam 'steams, of Manhfttan; tlw | On <vlUa«e. Rsv. Revy Day, Inwo<«d: Max VMdiC. Oracle. N. J-; Jaaapta ComaU. Inwood; M. C' Ooomba. Inwvod; Oi|>tatn Valaa- tiaa Smith. Inwood: Sobert Q. Hon. liawrence; Judge CUnton M. Bltait Eoeport; Gtoerge ForbeU, RockvWs Dtre, bondsmaii for Barbuti. Rockville Centre, June 16.—The pool of water which accumulates at Purk avenue and Obaerver street Is to be eliminated as the result of action taken by the Village Trustees last night. A contract was awarded for construction of a two foot concrete gutter with a shoulder, along the west side trf Park avenue from Observer street to Merrick road. Bida were opened on this project and an alternative plan of installing a simil¬ ar gutter without shoulder, along Ob¬ server street. Trustee Longcnecker announced he waa In favor of the Pnrk avenue drainage and Trustee Erlsman and Reynolds voiced similar opinions. Four bids were opened for both pro¬ jects. Mike Chulsano was the success¬ ful bidder, at 39 rents a square foot. There are about 800 square feet of cement work In the Job. The operation will cost about $312. No bids were received for removal of trees which at pi-esent Interfere with the work. It was estimated that It will cost approximately 1316 to remove these treea. "^he matter was referred to the Street Commissioner. SIX ON SLACKER List FOUND TO BE lli)N6LY_ACaiSED Freeport. Jtme 16.—Another Freeport name on the slacker list from Washing- ion baa been found to be Incorrect, that ot John ftarbaro. Hia mother runs a grocery on Eaat Merrick road. She statea that he re¬ ported, for the draft and waa placed in the fourth claas and was never called. Barbaro now Uvea In Merrick and has a brother, a well-lcnown taxi driver In 9gabgn'g name la tbt sixth oa the rVMport Mat found to be wrongly traced oa tha govtmunaat liat. Stepbenaon, Freeport. latt eountry; flOragne. Roooevelt. sxeaipt: Johnaon, iCwrkk. VMrved in navy: Vaaderburst. pre-war basis, plus the 70 cents .s^rv-j <'oi"Pn^"y'"K them were ail kind^ of Ice charge. conveyances airrylng loads of h)unan Counselor Hooley explained to the freight. BcSBnl that the other villages nre pre-1 Oreeting.s were exchanged aitd ac- parcd to enter complaint. Freeiwrt. i quaintances renewed as regular at- hc said, wlii do so and it is understood: ^'"'^^"ts at the annual tournament met the Town Board will al.so join. With!'" »he streets or pntmed one anotlur. this information at hand, the Trustees Mt w^s ^ Bala day for Port WaMhing- authorized Counselor Hooley to pro- j ton and everyone was in good nntuird, ceed to execute the complaint. j Imppygo-lucky spirit. . It is the l>eiief of attorneys repre- ^on after the apparatus .i*lvea, senting tho consumers that with the | flremen were sent to take up s<fitions figures cited and the possibility of; which had been allotted for thi for- showing a tower labor cost, the Pub- i ligation of the parade. The men ptood lie Service Commission will see the Jus¬ tice of a lower., rate. At the same time the petition for a lower rate is a.sked, the villages will ask that an investigation be made of the quality of gas nqw being .supplied. The complaint will say that it is the belief of the petitioners that the gas is below standard qiuiUty. For several weeks, the Gas company has been actively laying new gas mains from Hempstead to this and ad- Joining territory. It is at present in¬ stalling these mains along Ocean Side road and other streets. When com¬ pleted, the new .service line should have a beneficial effect by creating a greater pressure. Trustee Monds reported that the trench digging machine of the gas com¬ pany while operating at Pine street and Locust avenue, broke a water naaln. "Xhtt Hiccldent left a public school and about twenty houses with¬ out water until the main was repaired. ENTER JUDiGMENTS T0TALING$3.427.210 -. . « . t ri^*— r -i Freeport headed the aecond divi.sion Trust Companies Claims Coyer |^,^^ ^ ^^ ^^ ^^e following com- DeficiendeS at Long Beach j panics: Freeport Hose Co. 1, Excelsior and Baldwin Harbor I Hook & Ladder Co. l. Patriot Hose <"o. 14, Hose Company 8 and Vigilant Ho.se Mineola, June 18.—Thtf Title Guar- j company 2. antee and Trust Company, as trustee, | Great Neck and Farmlngdale, alho yesterday entered a deficiency Judg-j |" fY^^ second division, had band.s. ment of $1,438,789.6< with County Clerk j i^ the third division, Woodmere led about in groups 'dl.scu.s.slng tha one great subject, flre fighting. Admiration and criticism of various kinds df np- goes int.. i-frvrt twxt year, snd is the CHANGE RULES OFCONTESTSTO BEFAIRTOAU Southern N. Y. Firemen at Conven¬ tion in Port Washington Adopt Measures That Will Also Add to Interest—Oppose Wood Shin¬ gles for Roofs—Want Water for Fires, Not to Drink Port Wn.slilngion, Jun<' IH.—Two resolutions were adopted l>y the SOiilh- ern .New Vork' Flivmen's .\s!»o<>iatlon in convention here yesterday, whioh will greatly efTect the rontests at tour, naments hold iin<li'r Ks .'lusploes in \b6 future. Tho efllrieiicy hoso .otuosl Is mode moro diffli'uli. .\t Ihtj oonti'Sts next year ll will be nerissury for entrants til remove Du-ir shoes, uut mt rubber hoots, coats and helmet before .starting to run. Th*" other change In the contes* which paratus were heard. The .screcchj of a flre alarm whistle used for demoistni- tion purposes did not alarm them. jThey were there on a vacation andr the thoughts of resrwnding were far Ifrom mind. They had left reliable comrades at home and had no fear of disastef. Busy officials passed up and down the streets making the arrangements for the parade. Soon the word passed that everything was ready and to i>re- pare to fail in. New members gave their badges the last rub with their coat sleeve while older ones chided them and said, "Vou'll get over that .some day." The marshal took his position at the head of the parade. Followed by the Eureka Band from Rockyllle Centl-e, with the department member.s in their wake, the parade started. The new flag designating the Rockville Centre Department, a recent gift of Chief "Larry" Waterman to the department I floated gayly in a brisk breeze as the I procession moved forward. i Roosevelt and Baldwin followed in i quick succession Thomas S. Cheshire against tbe ICs¬ tates of Long Beach, a real estate com¬ pany operating In Long Beach prop¬ erty.' The Brooklyn Trust Company also entered Judgment against the same company for 9l,9S<,887.9<. Both were deficiency Judgments be¬ cause the real sale of the property at foreclosure did not bring sufficient amount to satisfy the mortgage. The Title Guarantee and Trust Com¬ pany yesterday also entered Judgment with a band, fffliowed by Lynbrook, Roslyn and Ocean Side, also in the third division, each with a band. Sea Cliff led the fourth division with a band, followed by Manhasset with another band. The Port Washington Flre Depart¬ ment brought up the rear- Lin* of Marrh Starting at Main stVeet and Middle Neck road, the parade moved down Main streot to Railroad avenuet So Franklin place, to Mackey avenue, to against the Baldwin Harbor R<*lty j Murray avenue, to Shore road, past the Company for $22,084.8<. This was also j^"a gtand to Bayles comer, to Mill- a deficiency Judgment. p^^^, to ogndy Hollow road, to Middle Recently it was announced that an ^^y^ roid. to Main street, to the auctioneer had sold more than |2,0«0,- jfrandstand,' a distance of about four 000 worth of the property In an re- newed activity In real esUte la the Long Beach section. MISS TYDEMAN^ ENGAGEMJENT TO C. L BRALL ANNOUNCED grandstand, miles. CHARGES STOLEN FORD WAS SOLD BY SEAMAN Froeport, June IS.—Mrs. A. Mineola, June IS.—County Detective L. Tydfr I Ferdinand Miller haa discovered an of 66 Grand avenue. S-ie<-port. an¬ nounced the engacement of her daugh¬ ter Adelaide Louiae to Curtice T. BraU iat Rutland road. Misa Tydeman, a aiaccr at exceiMlon- al abUlty, ia one at tbe beat known and moat popular ot tha young wmaen at rreeport. Ur. Brail ia the aon of Mr. and Mra. Itertln Brail. I^e tg.'oagggaa in bual- nee wtth hia father ' in baadltoir tbe Elglji motor Qsar. otber stolen Ford car which he claims waa Wice In the poaaeeslon tff Thonrws Seaman, of Fam»ii»4ale. It Is aaec-rt- ed be sold tt to Oarto DeMaaco. of RockviUe Centra who ia allured to bave BiM it to John Bwiasld. of Kaat Hempatead. Thts. particular oar i» said to be the property of a Chicaoo man. Seaman U in Jail eh&rcad «KI< Uie tbeCt of an¬ other «ar ownad py W. It. Hmat.^ eC Waatagh. result nf a resolution introduced hfr the FreeiKirt Fire Department, will affect any race wherein motor vehicUis are use<I. At Iiresent ull motor trin'k>< com¬ pete regiiidlcss of size or Wright and the lighter apparatus has an iulvuntag<>« In the contests next year Ihe clansiflcii- tlons nre to be change*! so us tu ptrt the competitors on a more even liasis. Among other things the convention adopted a resolution denying admittance into the association memliers of tho auxiliary of the Cily Flre Deiiartment who served In that capucnv duiiiig tho war. The lefusal was based on tho faot Ihat the.v wen? not volunteer lire- men in the true sense of the word nnd the f'onslitutioii and by-laws of tiie as¬ sociation placed <'ertian restrictions whlnh such members lould nol iiomply. with. However, the matter Is lo be liro«lght ijefore the State Association for Oon« sideratlon nnd some effort mado to modify the existing restrictions so as to permit suih "temporary firemen" who volunteered their .services, to be¬ come mcmlM>rs of the ttr>?;inl2.'itlon. Would KlimJnale Fire Hsztrd The Topics jCommitte recoiiiDJfnded the elimination of u cotninon Are hazard. It referred to the use of wtwxlen shlngleB on the roofs of houses and liarns. Tho coiitrntlon made was fhat during a flre, flying emlwrs fall upon sui'h shingles and cause the dunger of a general con- flagratlon. It also necesBlates the use of men to watih for such dangers. Thesw men could lie used tn light tho flro and the conc^ntrate<l etfortti would greatly assist in ket-ping the lossi.'s at a minimum. Slate shingles, or such as are lined with asbestos or treatinl to make theni fireproof are recommended us a sub¬ stitute for the intlamable article now in use. The elimination of shingles In housfl construction drton not effect the uae ot wooden shingles on the sides of build¬ ings. Prohibitkm Affects Water Nupply Another topic read at the conventloi* Intimmted that the uae of water for drinking purposes Is affecting the supply of watier for flghtlng flres. f'igurea were cited to show that in 1920 flfty billions gallons more of water was used, than irl 191 # In Paasalc, N. J., apparently to help quench the thiret. Water la the most effective meaps of quenchlnjr a flre. Btertion ot OUcers William N. Mullon. of Oreat Neck Htatlon, was elected to the preald/mcy of Ihe aaaoi-loilon; Joseph M. Kennedy, trf Corona, waa eiot'ted flrat vlce-preal. dent, and P. J. M'-Carty, of Klngw Coonty, waa Elected aeeoud vU«>prea^ dent. The opposition to Auguat iCflb. of Rookville Centre, to the af^^retarynhtp. dkl not materlallae, and he waa re. elected io that poaltion. PhlUp Petara, df nimburat, was ra* elected treaaurer. <Coirttoued on pact 9).
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Word for the Weekend: July 4
On the civil calendar this Sunday will be the Fourth of July but on the liturgical calendar it will be the Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time.
It will be interesting to see how American preachers work with these scriptures on this national holiday!
The readings and commentary on them can be found here and hints for helping children prepare to hear the Word can be found here.
In the first lesson Isaiah announces the end of Israel's exile and a return to their cherished homeland. The imagery here is lush and intimate as the Lord promises to comfort his chosen as a mother comforts her children (see Word for the Week on the sidebar). Another kind of intimacy is found in the second lesson as Paul identifies himself closely with the crucified Jesus, even to "bearing the marks of Jesus" on his own body. Your preacher might proclaim a longer or shorter form of a passage from Luke in which Jesus sends out 72 disciples, in pairs, with instructions on what they are to wear and carry. The pericope includes an account of the return of the 72 who rejoice in the ministry they've been chosen to offer.
In preparation for the Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time, read:
- Isaiah for his beautiful imagery
- Paul for his personal confession of faith in Christ
- and Luke for summary of discipleship in Jesus' own day
And have a great Fourth of July, too!
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Could you explain what pericope means in your last sentence to this post.
- June 29, 2010 at 3:52 PM
- ConcordPastor said...
Only if you have Googled pericope and found no answer.
- June 29, 2010 at 4:12 PM
thank you for sparking my curiosity to look up pericope-
(I wasn't sure if I should report what I found or not)
but thanks...
- June 29, 2010 at 10:28 PM
I had googled pericope, but couldn't connect what it meant in relation to your sentence. Perhaps, I misunderstood either the definition or your sentence.
In your role as pastor, I thought you were supposed to teach those of us who might be slower to understand not to put impediments in the way!
- June 30, 2010 at 4:27 PM
- ConcordPastor said...
I Googled pericope definition and found this.
- June 30, 2010 at 4:46 PM
Thank you, CP. I still don't understand whether pericope simply means a part of an Epistle or a Gospel. I think I should go sit in the corner with a dunce cap on my head!
- July 1, 2010 at 4:32 PM
- ConcordPastor said...
The definition at the site Googled offers:
- An extract or selection from a book, especially a reading from a Scripture that forms part of a church service.
- (Christianity / Ecclesiastical Terms) a selection from a book, esp a passage from the Bible read at religious services
I'm honestly not clear on what's confusing here. In the church service that's the context for my post (Mass), the readings are from the Hebrew and Christian Scriptures and each reading is, indeed, an extract or selection of a book of the Bible.
- July 1, 2010 at 4:44 PM
In the last sentence of your post instead of "pericope" could you have used "scripture" or "passage" and would it have had the same meaning as "pericope"?
If so, then I am not confused. If not, then I am still confused!
Sorry to be such a pain about this.
- July 2, 2010 at 4:35 PM
- ConcordPastor said...
Passage but not scripture.
- July 2, 2010 at 5:37 PM
Thank you, CP!
- July 6, 2010 at 2:25 PM


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1940 – Birthday – Terry Gilliam, Minneapolis, comedy author-animator (Monty Python)
1958 – Birthday – Jamie Lee Curtis, Los Angeles California, actress (Anything But Love, Halloween)
1967 – Birthday – Mark Ruffalo, actor (The Avengers, Shutter Island)
1969 – Birthday – Byron Houston, NBA forward (Sacramento Kings)
1963 – John F. Kennedy, 35th president of the United States (1961-63), assassinated by Lee Harvey Oswald in Dallas, Texas at 46
1963 – Lyndon B. Johnson sworn in as the 36th US president after assassination of President Kennedy
1968 – First interracial TV kiss (Star Trek-Kirk and Uhura)
1978 – Birthday – Karen O, American singer (Yeah Yeah Yeahs)
1984 – Birthday – Scarlett Johansson, actress (The Prestige, The Avengers)
1984 – Fred Rogers of PBS "Mr Rogers Neighborhood" presents a sweater to Smithsonian Institution
1986 – Wayne Gretzky, Edmonton, became 13th NHL player to score 500 goals
1993 – Bill Bixby, US actor (My Favorite Martian), dies from cancer at 59
1995 – Toy Story is released as the first feature-length film created completely using computer-generated imagery
1997 – "The Lord of The Rings" actor Sean Bean (38) weds actress Abigail Cruttenden (29)
1998 – "Titanic" actress Kate Winslet (23) weds assistant film director Jim Threapleton (25) at All Saints Church in Reading, England
2001 – Mary Kay Ash, founder of Mary Kay Cosmetics (b. 1915) died at 86
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