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Instruments are commonly compared to the piano. What is the reason for this? Does a piano allow a broader set of music to be played than is possible with other instruments? Are there types of music that are easier to play on the piano than other instruments and vice versa? Why is the piano often considered a good first instrument?
Note: This answer is to the original question which was "Does the piano allow a wider set of music to be played on it than the guitar?"
Both answerers (so far) have mentioned the range restrictions of the guitar compared to the piano. Both instruments can do more then play specific pitches at different volumes. There are several techniques that lend themselves to the guitar such as drumming on the body, hammer-ons (or other non plucking techniques), bending pitch and playing harmonics to name a few. A piano also has extended technique: reaching inside of the instrument to pluck the strings or running your fingers across them, drumming on the body of the piano, prepared piano, and I'm sure there are many many others. Composers of the 20th century invested a lot of time in creating new sounds with old instruments and there are many things that may be done that haven't been discovered or used yet.
If one only examines the amount of notes available to each instrument, or the dynamic capabilities (un-amplified, of course), the choice is clear. Otherwise, both instruments play in classical music, both play in jazz, and both play in rock. They each have genres that are unique or personal to them; a Beethoven piano sonata or a Chopin nocturne/prelude would not sound the same on guitar and a flamenco guitar piece would not sound the same on piano. Their capabilities are completely different and their writing even more so. I, hesitantly, say "No, it does not lend itself to a broader set of music." I say it hesitantly because I am not sure what you mean by "set" and also because I'm not sure this is a question that can really be answered, other than to say "how can two completely different things be compared?" One might as well ask "Does the sun lend itself to poetic metaphor more than the moon?"
The simple answer is, yes, the piano has a far greater musical (pitch) range than the guitar - this is perhaps the most important factor. (The acoustic and electric varieties have similar ranges, the latter sometimes a bit larger.) Indeed, the sounding, written, and designated ranges are all wider for the piano than for the guitar - see the following article for an explanation of the differences.
The Wikipedia page on musical range has a very nice diagram (horizontal bar chart of sorts) of the musical ranges of virtually all common instruments. Clearly, the single instrument with by far the greatest range is the organ, with other keyboard instruments (notably the piano) following close behind.
Specifically, modern pianos have a range from about A0 to C8 (7 1/2 octaves), while the classical guitar only has a range of E2 to E5 typically. (The electric guitar can sometimes have a slightly wider range, as shown on this page.) Even considering the bass guitar too, the lower and upper bounds of the range still fall short of the piano's.
Of course, there are other factors too differentiating what sorts of music each instrument can be used to play. One might argue that as a keyboard instrument, controlled directly by the hands, one has finer control than using a bow, but this is somewhat subjective. I would tend to believe that one has more control over volume and sustenance of notes played on the piano, though I've never properly learnt the guitar, so don't take my word as final...
The range of music possible with a piano is considerably more than that of a guitar. While there are some impressive guitar transcriptions of pieces for piano, there is a lot of piano music that would be impossible to play on guitar without considerable change. There are most certainly guitar pieces that would be difficult to transcribe for piano but their number would be considerably smaller.
As well as a much larger range of pitch, a piano has a higher dynamic range. It is also possible to play more notes at once on a piano than a guitar.
Of course, none of this is to suggest that either instrument is better or worse or easier or harder to play.
Most other answers forget a very important part, and indeed the purpose of the piano. The name comes from "Pianoforte" or "Fortepiano" which means "Softlyloudly", and therein lies it's invention.
Instruments with a wide pitch range existed before, like organs and harpsichords. But these and other keyboard instruments had a very limited range in volume. Small organs could be controlled by how hard you pumped, but you couldn't play first loudly and then immediately softly, or "fortepiano". The invention of the Piano resulted in an instrument that had both a huge pitch range and a huge dynamic range.
This made it a uniquely flexible instrument suited to a wide range of music, and wasn't topped until you got velocity sensitive polyphonic synthesizers in the 1980's (although electric pianos arguably is an equal to it's acoustic counterpart). And it is therefore this combination of both range and dynamics that has made piano such a common instrument.
(It's probably seen as a good starter instrument as it's also relatively simple to play basic things with, although a Recorder is also very simple and has the benefit of being dirt cheap, so that's often what you start with in Sweden, at least).
This questions is similar to the following:
Can a numbering system in base 10 cover more numbers than a system in base 2?
Numbers, like music, are limited by nothing more than one's imagination. Any number in base 10 can be transposed to base 2 and visa versa. There's always something you can add to both sets as well.
The answer is a resounding "No". No instrument can "allow a broader set of music".
I agree with @SRiss fully its hard to compare when considering the differing sonic capabilities, and styles of some instruments, however taken at face value - Yes the piano does allow a broader set of music to be played than other instruments. For the following reasons:
For the most part, other instruments do not have this kind of flexibility.
Before the advent of the gramophone, people who could not attend concerts or operas often only had access to this music through piano transcriptions. This is one of the reasons the piano gained a lot of prominence in the 19th century. With its pitch range and possibility to emulate an orchestra, as well as its "pianoforte" quality, it was the instrument of choice for introducing a broader scala of music into the home for a music-loving family. The piano has really been instrumental into disseminating opera arias and famous symphony themes to the wider public.
Once radio, gramophones, etc took over, this importance has of course a bit diminished, but the piano still has a central place in music education for instance.
To elaborate on some of the points already mentioned -
The piano is basically the slide rule of pitch for western music, you can compose for everything from string quartet to an orchestra with a piano. The entire playing field of music so to speak, is the piano keyboard all arranged right in front of you.
Most of the other answers address the instruments' ranges. While it is true that the piano has an exceptional range, that by itself is only a very small part of a piano's value. Most music, especially pop and folk music, doesn't use the piano's full range. Neither does beginner music, or most intermediate music.
Instead, the piano's biggest value is that it allows melodies, harmonies, and rhythms to be played with equal ease, and at the same time. On most instruments, even when multiple notes can be played at once, as on strings, it is extremely difficult to play a background rhythm while making the melody crystal clear.
Historically, recorded music is a very new invention. Before that the only music was live music, and a musician often played alone for a group out of necessity: a small community might only have one or two musicians skilled enough and willing enough to play for a local party. If a community wanted a dance, you needed a driving rhythm. A string musician could provide this with a stomp board, but a piano player could do it with their left hand.
Another new invention is amplification. A cheap guitar is quiet, and has no chance of being heard unamplified in a loud, crowded room. A piano, even a fairly cheap piano, is loud. Between acoustic piano and acoustic guitar, the piano at top volume easily beats the guitar. The piano also beats the fiddle, which in turn beats the guitar. This is for instruments at top volume - good musicians know how to balance their instrument's volume when playing together
Also historically, having a piano was a sign of status, and once you have an expensive piano, you really need to have someone to play it, so parents had motivation to get their kids piano lessons.
In a band, at a minimum you need one player providing the melodic line, one player providing a harmony, and one player providing rhythm. You can have multiple players in any role, or a single player fulfilling multiple roles, but music that has all of these sounds fuller, and generally better, than music without. A piano supplies all of these roles at once, even for a relatively unskilled who can only play a single note melody on the right hand while playing the accompanying basic chords on the left hand. On string instruments, it takes a lot of skill to do this well.
It is also very easy to get an attractive sound from a piano. An expert hitting a single key sounds very similar to someone who is touching a piano for the first time. This is not true on many other instruments - the famous cat screech of a beginner's violin comes to mind.
Because of these advantages, pianos have a lot of music written for them. They are used in both old and new genres, so new music keeps coming out. They have major roles in classical, pop, and folk. Guitar is known best as a rock instrument, and is equally important in folk, but it is only in modern folk that its role is central. A hundred years ago, it was relatively rare. While there is plenty of classical guitar music available, it is dwarfed by the volume available for piano. My list of genres is limited to those I am very familiar with, and therefor does not include blues, jazz, or others.
In short, the reasons for the piano's popularity are partially due to the instrument's characteristics, and partially due to its history.
To the question about it being a good first instrument, that is obvious to me. It is the only one where you can easily see what is being played. Therefore a teacher can show you what she's talking about, to reinforce what you hear.
There are multiple reasons why the piano is a good first instrument:
I'm sure there are more reasons, but those are what I can think of right now
Much of it has to do with marketing. Manufacturers began to produce low-cost pianos in the late eighteenth century (led by Zumpe in England). Musical ability was an "accomplishment" for young ladies whose families could afford an instrument; by the early nineteenth century the British middle class could afford the cost of a piano. It was one of the things that made the family genteel. In the middle of the 19th century in America Joseph P. Hale became a sort of one-man WalMart of pianos, building and selling huge numbers of cheaply-made instruments. Marketers pushed the message that something was wrong with your house if it didn't have a piano in it.
Pianos really were everywhere by the early 20th century.
All the other answers here are true, and the piano really is in many ways the most versitile instrument and very nice to listen to for extended periods of time. But it was marketing that made the difference between "almost every professional musician owns a piano" and "almost every family owns a piano".
Sadly, pianos aren't found in most homes now.
One important reason is that the piano allows the player to essentially become a one-person orchestra. Since you have free use of all 10 of your fingers, you have the option of playing multiple independent voices at the same time. You'd find it much more difficult (or even impossible) to accurately play a complex fugue or sonata on something like the guitar. (This is even more pronounced on the organ, where you can also play with your feet.) Of course, if you want, you can play much simpler accompaniment + melody, or even noodle around with one hand.
It's also a very consistent instrument, with its entire gamut spaced linearly on the keyboard. This makes it easy to play scales and chords, as well as to transpose. The range is very wide, spanning most voices and instruments.
From a pedagogical standpoint, this consistency makes it much easier to figure out music theory. You can easily see, for example, that A Minor is a minor 3rd below C Major, that their scales share the same notes, that the same scale repeats at every octave, etc. — just by looking at the keys. This is harder on an instrument like the guitar, where you have multiple strings at different intervals, or on a wind instrument, where you only have a limited scale that's tuned to a specific key. Additionally, sheet music maps directly onto the piano keyboard, so you can learn to read music while learning the piano.
So in short, the piano wins out because it's a versatile, all-inclusive, and consistent instrument. You can use it to do pretty much anything, it's great to learn from, and it's approachable by beginners while having a very high skill ceiling.
the piano is the result of instrument evolution since the first string went twang. the harp ...to the harp-si-cord ... a mechanical way of playing the harp from a 'key' or note board. the harpsichord was very popular. save for one problem: it only had one volume.
then the hammer was fashioned and integrated ... merging to great areas of music the string and the percussion. since the horns and harp evolved in 'harmony' for thousands of years, it is only logical that there is an inherent compatibility between the two groups that also had a subgroup of winds on the horn side. so... there is a huge compatiablily and harmony between the piano and all the other instruments. and the piano is a superset of the voice of the language music.
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Smoked Salmon, Tomato and Feta Pizza
Total Time
Prep 15 mins
Cook 20 mins
From Recipe Plus and Australian Magazine. This will make two pizzas with lots of flavour.
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- 2 prepared pizza crust (28 cm round)
- 1⁄2 cup pasta sauce (spicy)
- 2 tomatoes (medium thinly sliced)
- 1 small squid (tube, cleaned cut into thin rings)
- 100 g smoked salmon (cut into thick strips)
- 1⁄2 cup pizza cheese (reduced fat grated)
- 1⁄2 red onion (medium thinly sliced)
- 100 g feta (crumbled)
- 2 tablespoons parsley (flat-leaf chopped)
- 1 red chili pepper (long red deseeded thinly sliced)
- 1 lemon (cut into wedges to serve)
- Preheat oven to 240°C (220°C fan forced).
- Lightly grease 2 pizza trays and place the bases on them.
- Spread sauce evenly over each base and bake for 10 minutes or until bases a light golden in colour.
- Top bases with equal amounts of tomato, squid, salmon, pizza cheese, onion and feta.
- Bake for 8 to 10 minutes or until squid is cooked and bases are crisp.
- Sprinkle with parsley and chilie and cut into wedges and serve with lemon.
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Very fun and delicious. I used Bread Machine Pizza Crust for the dough. I didn't quite get the spicy red sauce concept with the subtle flavors of the smoked salmon and feta cheese, so the next time I would substitute a marinara sauce for a more mild flavor and in keeping with a seafood theme. Thanks, I'mPat, for a tasty dinner! Made for Think Pink, an October 2010 special event.
I made one pizza and must confess to leaving the squid out as I am not a big fan - added mushrooms instead. My feta was the marinated version - pizza was just wonderful.
The flavors in this work very well! That being said, I found it too salty for our tastes (and I decreased the amounts of salmon and feta considerably). I used New York-Style Pizza Sauce which was so easy and so good. I also used the flat leaf parsley (from my garden) but forgot to put it on for the pictures. I also used Trader Joe's garlic and herb crust which was fabulous with this combot of flavors. Lastly I added a bunch of spinach which was awesome and increased the health factor. . .totally recommend it! Thanks Pat! Made for MAKE MY RECIPE.


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Deep Dish Chicken Pot Pie
- When Thursday, March 22, 2012 at 10 a.m.
- Where Alchemy of the Hearth, 960 Rancheros Drive Ste L, San Marcos, CA Map | Website
- Age limit All ages
- Categories Food
- Cost $65
Above: Image of chef Arleen Lloyd.
Chicken pot pies are one of life's favorite treats and everyone should know how to make their own special version. Join Chef Arleen Lloyd at Alchemy of the Hearth on March 22, 2012 as you explore the world of chicken pot pies, the "how to's" and "what not's" of making the best pie crust and fillings.
Bring an apron, closed toe shoes, and a container to carry your creations home.
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Running Time: 131 Min.
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DVD Extras: Behind the Scenes, Fetish Menus, Still Gallery(ies)
Cast: Ian Scott, Vida Valentine, Morgan Reigns, Jenny Hendrix, James Deen, John Strong, Mr. Pete, Amber Peach, Kristina Rose
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: Gonzo
Director Mr. Pete hogs most of the girls for himself in this release filled with women he considers eligible for a booty prize. He starts with Morgan Reigns and her lacy outfit, tosses in Vida Valentine for a big boob interracial, and tops off his appearances with a gaggling blowjob and some anal with Amber Peach.
Not to be left out, Jenny Hendrix may take forever to lose her corset and finally get naked, but Ian Scott never let clothes get in his fucking way. Also, John Strong and James Deen play sandwich with Kristina Rose without taking the Hershey Highway.
Retailing: Emphasis on rears and doggie action. High energy, fun sex.


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Historical Traveler Reviews Seneca Hotel Chicago
Exceeded my expectations. Definitely would return.
I had read a couple of recent negative reviews, and had been concerned prior to arrival, since I booked an orbitz prepay special at only $79 per night and was arriving during a large convention period. Arriving at 11AM Sunday 5/4, I told the desk clerk I would be willing to check my bag and check in later to get a better room, and she graciously told me she could upgrade me right away. I was given a very nice larger than average room on the 4th floor (#409). It looked exactly like the lower left photo at the guest rooms link www.senecahotel.com, but minus the wing chair. Everything was very clean, and the furniture looked virtually new. The kitchen was smaller than the photo shown on the website, and cabinets were a bit worn, but was more than adequate. Being an older hotel, the bathroom was small, but thankfully had a medicine cabinet with tilting side mirrors and was very clean and bright. Shower had a replacement water head that was adjustable and I had excellent water pressure and hot water thoughout. There were three closets, one like a small pantry. TV had a multitude a cable channels, more than is typical in a hotel. The only criticisms I had were no full length mirror (the center shower enclosure panel is a mirror panel, but its a bit cramped in there), bed was a bit on the soft side, and two of the window blinds had to be anchor tied to stay raised.While I saw references to room service in earlier posts, none is available now. There is a very basic deli in the basement, which I only used for take out breakfast back to my room. Eggs and pastries are about it; 2 eggs, hash browns and toast were around $6.All in all, I would recommend this hotel. I was very pleased with my room, especially given my $79 rate, but I would have been happy at twice the price as well. You won't find a better deal in this neighborhood. It's a nice break from the sameness of chain hotels.Given that there are no real views available, even from the 18th floor roof, a lower floor offers the convenience of stairs durin most older hotels, there are good rooms and bad rooms, although the others I saw on the 4th floor looked to be newer; in fact, down the hall a room was being remodeled down to the plaster. Being friendly and considerate to the front desk staff will get you far. In the event you wish to request another room, using a health issue, i.e., 'smells like mildew', rather than saying you dislike the room. That's the quickest ticket to a newer room in an older hotel.
Location, room size great value!
We just did a three night stay at the Seneca and overall it was a very pleasant experience. The room carpet was a bit worn, but clean. There had been some obvious recent updating in the hallways.The location can't be beat, especially for the price. We enjoyed our little apartment, though there was no hot water to be had in the kitchen. There was plenty of hot water in the bathroom, and it heated quickly.Like others, we found the refrigerator very handy for leftovers and for fruit to eat during our stay.The other complaints I would have are that there was a burned out bulb in the sitting area upon arrival, and no bulb in one of the nightstand lamps, which made for a mighty dark room. Also, it seemed that the heat didn't work as well as it should-the final night was the first where the heat came up to par, so perhaps it had been addressed by then.The seating in our room was all in good shape-no sagging. The mattress was firm, but the pillows were wimpy.All in all a great bargain for what we paid. Plenty of room and as long as you don't require everything to be brand new you should enjoy your stay.
Very Disappointed
Pick anywhere but here. The location was great but that was it. Limited hot water along with no water pressure. Info on-line said "pool"--was no pool--our son was very disappointed by this. Maid never made up our room, never got new towels. Lightbulb burned out in closet--we informed the mngmnt. but it was never replaced. It was the worst part of our stay in Chicago.
Slightly disappointed
Myself and a group of 3 friends visited Chicago for a long weekend in April (Friday to Monday.) We paid for and were promised a suite with a full kitchen. Instead we were given a small room with only a refrigerator and little space. When I approached the front desk I was told there were no suites available for the next two nights and would have to keep our small room. With no other option, we stayed. The front desk clerk also informed me that they can only guarantee a room, but not what type of room it is. Third and last night however we were upgraded and were delighted to finally have some space. We paid in full for the room prior to our arrival and were not offered any reimbursement for the situation. The Seneca is a quaint hotel, the location is wonderful, and can't beat the cost... but considering the service was less than average I would probably not visit again.
Pictures can be deceiving
The prior review from 3/03 had some very valid points about the hotel - location is great, its very quiet, and all the staff are superb. The hotel itself left alot to be desired. The photos didn't match reality eg. water stained lampshades, old worn and leaky faucets in bathroom, drafty windows, cracked chipped paint, saggy furniture. Needless to say we were very disappointed.
A Respite in the Windy City
We arrived on a Saturday afternoon on the train and found the trip to the Seneca short and approximately seven dollars by cab from Union Station. The front desk personnel were friendly and efficient. We were meeting others and had asked for rooms nearby on the same floor and had been assured by one of the day employees that indeed this would be the case. The problem arose because that employee had left for the day by the time we arrived. We did receive a room on the floor directly below the members of our party. We did check with the daytime employee later and she apologized and extended us free breakfast in the hotel delicatessen. The hotel was clean and QUIET. We never heard a sound from another room. The location is fantastic. It is directly across from the Hancock Tower, cattycorner to Water Tower Place and one block from Michigan Avenue. We found that we could walk to many destinations venturing as far as Rush and Division streets and the Navy Pier on foot. Many fabulous restaurants were also close and the efficiency kitchen proved great by allowing us to take doggy bags home and later reheat and eat our extraordinary cuisine. The rate was great considering the location. The multiple room suites allowed us to spread out and relax. Overall the Seneca Hotel was a surprising value and wonderful place to get away while staying close to all of the action. I would definitely recommend it to others and would assuredly stay there again myself
The Seneca gets high marks.
Stayed in a suite over Christmas and it was marvelous. This hotel is superb. Everytime I stay here I am so pleased. The location is also just perfect.
Wouldn't stay anywhere else in Chicago
We stay at the Seneca every time we're in Chicago. Staff are excellent, rooms are cheap (at least given the size of them) and very comfortable, and the location can't be beaten.
My husband and I spent a long weekend in Chicago at The Seneca. He travels extensively and has stayed in many hotels in Chicago and elsewhere. He felt that The Seneca was one of the nicest places he had stayed in quite some time. We thoroughly enjoyed the close proximity to so many things. The staff was very attentive and courteous. We would highly recommend The Seneca and plan on staying there again the future.
The Seneca Hotel
Absolutely charming! Lovely efficiency-style apartments.
The accomodations are comfortable and impeccably clean. We ordered room
service the morning of our departure and the food was outstanding. The
hotel's location is perfectly situated a block from the "magnificent
mile". We thoroughly enjoyed our experience and WILL be back! Bravo
to the staff and management.
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U.S. regulators questioned the effectiveness of a proposed drug for treating low-sex drive in women and raised concerns about how safe the pill would be if used widely.
The drug, flibanserin, developed by German pharmaceutical firm Boehringer Ingelheim GMBH, is currently under review at the Food and Drug Administration as a proposed treatment for hypoactive sexual-desire disorder, or HSDD, in pre-menopausal women.
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At present, there are no FDA-approved products to treat low-sex desire in women. An FDA review of flibanserin released Wednesday in advance of the vote suggests flibanserin faces an uphill path.
In 2004, an FDA panel unanimously voted down a Procter & Gamble Co. PG 0.54 % testosterone patch that aimed to boost sexual desire in women. The panel said the benefit of slightly increasing the number of sexually "satisfying" events wasn't significant enough to outweigh unknown safety risks.
The flibanserin data involved about 2,400 women treated with either flibanserin or a placebo for about six months. The agency said the two groups showed an increase in their number of sexually "satisfying" events but didn't show a boost in a sexual-desire score. The "overall response rate...is not particularly compelling," the FDA said, even though many of the differences in response rates between the two groups were statistically significant.
The FDA said common side effects seen with flibanserin are dizziness and nausea, and noted that tolerability of the product was "moderate." About 15% of women on flibanserin stopped taking the drug before the studies ended because of a side effect compared with 6.8% of women in the placebo group.
The agency said tolerability of flibanserin was "adversely affected" when taken with alcohol or given with other commonly used drugs such as antidepressants and hormonal contraceptives. Women with a history of depression and other psychiatric problems weren't included in the clinical studies. "It is not clear if labeling alone will be sufficient to alert women to the numerous drug interactions that exist with flibanserin," the FDA said.
Boehringer Ingelheim, in a document posted to the FDA's website Wednesday, said flibanserin aims to treat women who previously had a level of sexual desire that was satisfactory to them but lost it "in all situations and across significant levels of time." Women typically need to be distressed or upset by their loss of sexual desire, the company said. "HSDD is not simply due to stress or the result of fatigue, or of being a working mother with small children."
The company said women with hypoactive sexual-desire disorder currently have "extremely limited" treatment options and that flibanserin provides such an option. Boeringer Ingelheim said treatment with flibanserin resulted in women having "clinically relevant" improvements in sexual desire, sexual activity and sexual function.
Flibanserin, which was originally studied as a possible antidepressant, is an oral pill designed to be taken once daily.
Studies of the product showed it didn't work well as an antidepressant but showed that it didn't appear to damp sexual desire as some antidepressants do. The FDA said antidepressant studies showed flibanserin was superior to placebo and a comparator drug with respect to a question about "how strong is your sex drive" on a sexual-experience scale. That finding led Boehringer Ingelheim to develop the product as a treatment for women with HSDD.


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How to win friends and influence people …
Live Nation Entertainment executive chairman, Irving Azoff takes his subtle approach and unique perspective online via Twitter and gets slammed in response.
"Twitter is hardly the place to reveal a company's strategy for dealing with the competing forces of rising artist demands and consumer demands for cheaper tickets, but blaming high ticket prices solely on piracy is disappointing." Glenn Peoples on Billboard.biz
Azoff's timeless rejoinder? … "glen peoples u r a jerk. …"
OMG! Ticketmaster head Irving Azoff throws down a Twitter gauntlet at Billboard journalist
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Thanks for wonderful update!!
Before today, TA [for all his limitations and failings: waywardness, confused pie in the sky loose talk, unprofessionalism, carefree & cavalier attitude, erraticism, ne'er-do-well, naivet, insipidness….) the only redeeming feature and calling card was his constancy and consistency in his affection and unwavering support for T, which was not negotiable and not up for sale come hell or high water.
But today, after his interaction with 'Jr fixer', it is really clear that he is has fallen of the cliff as he has entangled himself in the well-choreographed and orchestrated invisible web of deceit planned and executed by the scums. First TA faked being happy during anniv, then called Thulz sef-centered egotistical person who care about her happiness and nothing else….today he has declared T as person who came mid-way? If so, is she somehow a second class person, not worthy of him? If TA feels that T is not fit for him, let him openly declare his intentions clearly and wake away, instead of faking marriage and ruining Thulz life.
TA…such a loser, who has been hired and fired in no less than 6 jobs in a span of one year, looks like he doesn't have the confidence to get job on his own and needs to be propped up by others. When GP offered him a job, the person accepts it without any self-respect & pride….Grrr.
Jr..fixer, such a rubbish & filth….one has to feel sorry for the baby. D track more or less has closed in whimper. A track filler….waste of time.
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Every week here at MyMac.com, we will spotlight a company, developer or person that supports Apple users by creating solutions or entertainment for the Mac, iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Apple TV and other platforms we all use and love by asking them to answer seven questions.
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No Gaz this week as he gets his revenge on Guy for being gone for MacWorld. Or something like though it may actually just be spending time with the family someplace fun and not about Guy at all. Speaking of run on sentences, Owen joins Guy and they talk about Macworld (though in no great detail) in a very informative and revealing (where we find out why Guy is Gus and Owen is Opie! How exciting is that!). STILL no end to the podcast contest (next for maybe sure!) and lots of some of the interviews done by the MyMac Staff at some Expo or something.
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Guy's App Pick: Uber, the alternate to bad cabs. Free though needs a credit card to work
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Owen's Pick: Air Display $9.99. Use your old iPad or really nearly any old thing and use it for another display for your Mac
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Unless you live under a rock or are new to the Internet, no doubt you've heard of 1Password. On the off chance you haven't, 1Password is a full-featured password manager that works with Macs, Windows, iPhone, iPad, and Android. It's the one app I've downloaded on all my devices, no questions asked, since 2007. With all these years of experience you'd think I'd be a 1Password expert. I'm not, so I turned to the expert, Joe Kissell, who's written yet another fabulous book, Take Control of 1Password.
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Guy's Pick: 1Password4 by Agilebits $40 on the Mac App Store. Cream of the crop for password managers.
Gaz's App Pick: Time-Lapse. May have mentioned it before but using it again to get those walking pictures finished and it's a great little App. £2.99 or $4.99
People's Pick: None this week
Guy is back from Florida a little early so was able to get the wherewithal to do a podcast. Gaz however is still exhausted from last week's show with Will Green so wasn't able to be here. Bart Busschotts from too many podcasts to list (OK we COULD list them but few people read these notes) agreed to fill in and the result was not only a very fun podcast, but the LONGEST after-show recordings we've ever done. We talked about how Mavvericks won't mean the end for some well known and vital software, lots of off-topic tangents (surprise), and how to get out of a speeding ticket in Tel Aviv.
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So the Macworld Expo ends for another year. Guy couldn't find Julie Kuehl to podcast with so he did a short solo show in the press room. While we wish the fun times could go on forever, we're all too tired to go another day.
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Paul Kent from IDG comes on o talk all about the Macworld/ iWorld Expo for 2013 and Guy geeks out. As it stands right now, Guy may be the only MyMac male member this year, but Elisa Pacelli, Vicky Stokes, and Julie Kuehl (Cool) will undoubtably keep him in line. Gaz and Guy answer a serious storage question (no really!) and Apple doesn't want to be undisturbed until after January 7th.
A Veterinarian Tricorder powered by extra-terrestrials…we couldn't make this stuff up
Gaz's App Pick: Score! from First Touch
Guy's App Pick: 1Password from AgileBits for iOS $7.99
People's Pick: Paul Bartlett likes the 27-inch iMac
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While the GMen are off NOT doing the 3 Geeky Ladies podcast, Timothy Gregoire from the ChurchTech Geeks podcast was brave enough to fill the gap. He and special guest Ryan Wells talk about special security set-ups for the Church Tim attends. They then have a discussion of all the Apple gear just released. Some Links: Tim's Tip. What do you do when iCloud won't let you back up completely.
Tim's App Pick: Wi-Drive from Kingston
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You'll have to listen to find out what Chiroptophobia is, but the why they called the show that is still a mystery. Maybe they have a fear of naming things (no that would be Nomatophobia).The big 400th Podcast is coming up and Gaz and Guy can't WAIT to give you people stuff for being so wonderful about listening to the show! However they seem to be able to make you wait until the 400th podcast actually happens. So far they have three companies willing to pony up some great prizes including BusyCal from BusyMac Software, the Co-Pilot iOS app from ALK Technologies , and MacKeeper 2012 from ZeoBIT Software. Then they go over a big list (but not a conclusive list) of the software they like on their Macs and why. Continue reading »
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Guy and Gaz finally get back together after the Macworld Expo and go over all the major events as seen through the eyes of Guy (No guarantees about accuracy). Gaz in withdrawal does about a billion other podcasts. There was a lot of listener feedback which they only kinda half-answer (they'll get back to it, promise!). A longer show because Guy doesn't when to stop TALKING!
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Burnistoun, twinned with Quimper, Verona, R'lyeh
Rent a flat, run a shop (no word on whether there's a cat)
Planning a trip to Scotland and want to get away from boring old Edinburgh, maybe just catch up on your reading? Think about staying in Wigtown, "Scotland's National Book Town". Specifically, think about staying in an apartment above The Open Book, an actual book shop. It's only £28 per night, with a minimum stay of 6 nights. Oh, and one other requirement: you will be running The Open Book, with the help of professional booksellers and volunteers. [more inside]
Choose Life.
Wookit da bunneh!
The Scottish SPCA is looking for a new home for Atlas, a continental giant rabbit. "Giant rabbit?" you ask, "How big could a-- Oh dear lord will you look at that." The 7-month old, nearly 6-kilogram Atlas is still growing, and the SSPCA wants you to know that "A standard rabbit hutch won't do so his new owner will need plenty of space for him."
The Tree Farm
Aisla Craig, home to curling stones, birds, and a bit more
Not just any rock: curling stones' special granite comes from Scotland
From the study of his run down house, David B. Smith pointed to where the sea crashed against the west coast of Scotland. "Out there," he said, "is Ailsa Craig." Not even a dot on the horizon could be spotted, but the 73-year-old retired judge and curling historian extraordinaire knew the exact location of the island that supplies the granite for the Olympic curling stones.Ailsa Craig is where curling stones are born, but also a protected bird sanctuary, and home to a historic light house and golf course. [more inside]
Once in a blue moon
Beardyman's One Album Per Hour session at the 2015 Edinburgh Fringe Festival (SLYT)
"The Multiverse is surrounded by grazing pastures"
Atop the twin spires of the Andromeda and Milky Way Galaxies the eerie call-and-response of bagpipe players echoed across the valley. I watched four siblings race one another up to the top of the Multiverse's spire as their mother, standing at the base, tried to maneuver a cell phone around the fifth child strapped to her chest.-The Duke, the Landscape Architect and the World's Most Ambitious Attempt to Bring the Cosmos to Earth by Alina Simone is an article about the Crawick Multiverse in Dumfriesshire, Scotland, and its designer, landscape architect Charles Jencks. The garden is designed to represent modern cosmological theories.
Drink your single malt and put your helmet on...
In 2011, Ardbeg, a prominent Scotch whisky distiller, sent vials of its whisky to the International Space Station to mature. Those vials have been returned to Earth and subjected to taste tests alongside samples of the same whisky matured at Ardbeg's distillery. [more inside]
"Perhaps the most difficult part is keeping a group in harmony."
There are more than 285 competitive bagpipe bands in the United States, made up of thousands of pipers and drummers. Bands are divided into grades based on skill: Grade 5 is the lowest, akin to Little League; Grade 1 is the majors. In May 2014, the Massachusetts-based Stuart Highland Pipe Band was promoted to Grade 1, and next month they'll be facing off against other top-level bands in Glasgow at the annual World Pipe Band Championships. But first, the Stewies made their North American debut at the premier level at a competition in Ontario: Blowhards: On the road, down the bottle, and across the border with Boston's greatest competitive bagpipe band. [more inside]
Signposts or weathercocks
After the recent rout of the Labour Party by the Scottish National Party (SNP), at the age of 20, Mhairi Black became the UK's youngest MP since the Reform Act of 1832. Her maiden speech to the House of Commons is a witty, sharp, unsparing account of how Labour failed Scotland and the UK, generally.
Blood Will Have Blood
The Scottish
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Dave or Ed? The 2015 UK General Election
In just 12 days, the 2015 general election for the UK (England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland) takes place. On the surface, the math is simple: there are 650 seats, so winning 326 gives you a simple majority. In the previous parliament, governance was through a coalition of the Conservative and Liberal Democrat parties. But this time, predicting who will be Prime Minister, or have the most seats, or what form the government will take, is ... complicated. [more inside]
By leaves we live
When Scottish islands blogged
As part of an emerging online technologies project, the BBC set up Island Blogging in the early 2000s to allow residents of three groups of sparsely populated and often windswept Scottish islands (the Outer Hebrides or Western Isles, Argyll and Clyde Islands and the Northern Isles) to blog for free. As nearly all were on often unreliable dial-up, the service was simple and web-based, allowing comments (by anyone) and posts and pictures (blogging residents only). Moderation and rules were light; controversies were infrequent. [more inside]
Ordnance Survey Maps - England and Wales, 1842-1952
Ordnance Survey Maps - England and Wales, 1842-1952: 'The most comprehensive, topographic mapping covering all of England and Wales from the 1840s to the 1950s,' courtesy of the National Library of Scotland. You can browse the maps as individual sheets using a zoomable map of England and Wales; as a seamless zoomable overlay layer on modern Google and OS maps; or as a seamless zoomable layer side-by-side with modern Google and OS maps. Also, Maps of Scotland: 'Access high-resolution zoomable images of over 91,000 maps of Scotland and beyond.'
The true history of the Paisley design
How Ambi became Paisley: "It began as a teardrop in Babylon. Where the sunlight came from Astarte, shameless goddess of the fecund feminine. The boteh. Stylized rendition of the date palm shoot, tree of life, fertility symbol. It danced through Celtic art, until the heavy feet of Roman legionaries tramped over the Alps. Then it fled the wrath of Mars and Jupiter, dove underground as Empire rose ." From Shailja Patel's Migritude. Here's a short film about the Migritude project (book on Amazon).
Danny Macaskill: The Ridge
"The main action plan when I am riding along the high stuff is just not to fall off. " Scotland's own professional mountain biker Danny Macaskill takes on the Cuillin Ridge on the Isle of Skye. [more inside]
Real science, all the way from Scotland.
Bobby drank too much and fell in the Clyde
Your next favorite band is probably from Glasgow. Sure, we know Mogwai, Belle & Sebastian (previously and very previously), Frightened Rabbit (previously), The Twilight Sad, Glasvegas, and Chvrches (previously). Step inside for some of Glasgow's current talent explosion. [more inside]
Twitter Will Destroy The Nation-State, Argues Marketer
In an essay for the Wharton School of Business' blog, confessed 'social media evangelist' and marketer Curtis Houghland argues that the advent of twitter and other social media heralds the destruction of the nation state over the coming century. Literally.
Formal nationhood as the basis for a social contract with its citizens dates only to the 17th century. It is a relatively new phenomenon. As Pankaj Mishra points out in Bloomberg View, 'Few people in 1900 expected centuries-old empires — Qing, Hapsburg, Ottoman — to collapse by 1918.' The belief in the centralized nation as the default political organization is grossly misplaced. And we are seeing the de-evolution of nationhood before our eyes in our daily newsfeeds....As there are now more than 30 brands of Mountain Dew, there will be more nations in Europe.
The insane conspiracy theories of Naomi Wolf
Max Fisher of Vox describes how Naomi Wolf has turned to rather outré conspiracy theories. Via Ayelet Waldman on Twitter, who commented "I think maybe we need not to condemn Naomi Wolf but to consider the possibility that she's having a psychotic break."
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A political relationship based on declining historical sentiment
"This country, when it was ever known on the global stage under the union, was associated with tragedy, in terrible events like Lockerbie and Dunblane; it's now synonymous with real people power. Forget Bannockburn or the Scottish Enlightenment, the Scots have just reinvented and re-established the idea of true democracy. This—one more—glorious failure might also, paradoxically, be their finest hour." Novelist Irvine Welsh on Scottish independence (SLGuardian) [more inside]
For fifteen hours, we hold sovereignty in our hands
Polls will open in less than twelve hours for a referendum to end the 307-year Union between England and Scotland. With an unprecedented 97% voter registration, including hundreds of thousands of 16 and 17 year olds, there are predictions of turnout well over 80% across the country. [more inside]
Grease me up, woman!
In the somewhat tumultuous debate over the Scottish independence (previously), and with less than a week before the historic vote, a new voice has risen out of the fray.
Twenty four days to go
The second televised debate between Alex Salmond and Alistair Darling is to be shown across the UK tonight. After a lacklustre first debate, the final days of the referendum campaign are ticking down. There are signs of growing momentum for the Yes side, with undecideds moving to Yes in some polls and the 'Yes Declaration' recently hitting a million signatures. But the Better Together campaign still has some heavy hitters on side, with Sir Ian Wood recently casting doubt on oil extraction figures he had previously agreed with. [more inside]
Run you cowardly Italian!
On 16 April 1746, the Jacobite forces of Charles Edward Stuart fought loyalist troops commanded by William Augustus, Duke of Cumberland near Inverness in the Scottish Highlands. In 1964, Peter Watkins wrote and produced a docudrama for the BBC, from the perspective of a documentary crew on the ground, depicting the battle and its aftermath: Culloden. [1:12:14]
Kate Davies visits the Great Tapestry of Scotland
The Great Tapestry of Scotland is an embroidered artwork of 160 panels illustrating the whole history of Scotland in the style of the Bayeux tapestry. Over a thousand stitchers collaborated to make the panels, and the design is the largest of three large-scale embroidery projects by Andrew Crummy. Kate Davies visited the Great Tapestry of Scotland at the Scottish Parliament and took some amazing close-up pictures... [more inside]
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The Great Yes No Don't Know 5 Minute Theatre Show
The National Theatre of Scotland is spending 24 hours staging and live streaming 185 five minute plays on the subject of independence, created by people all over Scotland and beyond, as a creative reflection on the forthcoming independence referendum. [more inside]
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The Roader's Digest is 'the most complete archive of information on the British and Irish road networks on the web.' from the A1 to the R999; from the B3306 to the B855, they probably have a description of it. [more inside]
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It is beginning to be appreciated, even in London, that Alex Salmond might just win his independence referendum in September. The break-up of Britain will have begun, David Cameron will have to contemplate being Prime Minister of a rump country — and HMS Britannia will be sunk, not with a bang but a whimper.
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When the Song Dies
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...and I hear the Union Jack's to remain
If the drive for Scottish independence succeeds, what should be done about the Union Jack?
"Save one life, save the world."
Ownership in Britain is broken
After a trade dispute, Grangemouth plant will remain open. Just another case of a greedy union almost driving a company out of business? Perhaps not. Robin McAlpine argues that this case underlines the broken nature of British industry and its relationship with the unions, as well as the media's ability to report on stories outside of London
Seventeenth-century crowd funding
Taylor was a waterman who first entered the book trade in 1612 with a collection of verses. From that point on he kept up a prolific stream of publications, including in 1618 an account of a journey on foot to Scotland published as The Pennyles Pilgrimage. In the previous year Taylor has published a similar account of his journey to Hamburg, but this book had two twists. The first was that Taylor had set himself the challenge of completing his journey without begging and relying on spontaneous offers of hospitality. The second was that Taylor tried to fund it through subscriptions.
Cuthbert Ottaway - Englands First Captain (Foot-Ball, Association Rules)
"Cuthbert Ottaway lifted the FA Cup as skipper of Oxford University, represented them at five different sports ranging from athletics to real tennis, and once shared a 150-run partnership with WG Grace in the highest level of cricket. His most notable achievement was captaining England in the first ever international football match though. About 4,000 spectators, including a "large number of ladies", gathered to watch the historic game against Scotland at the West of Scotland Cricket Club in Partick on 30 November 1872."
Cabers can go in unpredictable directions.
There is vertical throwing, too, in which people throw a 56-pound weight over a bar that is raised progressively higher. It is important to remember to step aside after you have thrown this weight. One of the heavy contestants told me that at a recent games elsewhere, a thrower forgot to move away. Staring up at the descending weight, he decided to catch it, which was not, it was explained, a good thing to do.
Novelist Alexander McCall Smith with a fond portrait of Scotland's remote Morvern peninsula and the Highland games held there.
Novelist Alexander McCall Smith with a fond portrait of Scotland's remote Morvern peninsula and the Highland games held there.
Scotland's Young Fathers: modern moody mix of hip-hop, afrobeat and R&B
Graham Hastings, Alloysious Massaquoi and Kayus Bankole are a musical trio from Scotland. They first met at a local hip-hop night for under-16 youth in Edinburgh, where the music scene is more focused on indie rock than beats and rapping. They started collaborating a few years ago, and now go by the name Young Fathers. They mix rap, grime, modern R&B, afro-beat, noisy samples and more, though they write music from a pop-perspective, and consider themselves "pop boys." They have two short releases that are something between EPs and albums, plus a handful of singles. Their primary releases, Tape One and Tape Two, have been (re)released on the US label Anticon, and they have a handful of official videos: Deadline, Sister, Rumbling and Romance are the first four tracks from Tape One; I Heard is the first video from Tape Two; The Guide is separate single to stream and/or download, for free on Soundcloud.
1920s Britain in colour
In the mid-1920s, Claude Friese-Greene filmed The Open Road, a record of his journey through Britain, using the 'Biocolour' technique first developed by his father William. Eighty years later, the BFI produced a digital version of the preserved and restored film. We've seen London in 1926 previously on MeFi, but there's plenty more of The Open Road to see, including weavers in Kilbarchan (1:16), farmers harvesting with oxen in Cirencester (0:52), Glamorgan coal-miners (0:46), and more. [more inside]
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For the better entertainment of Reddit's What's In This Thing, a Glasgow lass offered to open up one of the trunks in her attic. Of course, when you grow up in a 700-year-old Scottish castle, you have considerably more interesting trunks in your attic than most people.... Video of opening the trunk [1], [2]. Or if you just want to cut to the chase, here's an extensive imgur gallery of some of the astonishingly well-preserved finds.
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There is some conundrum in there which no amount of science can answer
But as whisky scientists point out, it's not really like that. Water has no influence on malt whisky flavour; barley can come from anywhere, provided that it delivers satisfactory spirit yield; and, in many cases, the newly made spirit is taken by tanker from its beautiful, peaceful, lonely distillery surroundings within a couple of weeks of distillation. It's then aged in uglier, less peaceful but more logistically sensible locations in central Scotland.Flavour in malt whisky is attributable to the malt specification, to brewing and distilling practices and to wood-ageing regimes [more inside]
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Canntaireachd (Scottish Gaelic: literally, "chanting"; Scottish Gaelic pronunciation: [kʰãũn̪ˠt̪ɛɾʲəxk]) is the ancient Scottish Highland method of noting classical pipe music or Ceòl Mòr by a combination of definite syllables, by which means the various tunes could be more easily recollected by the learner, and could be more easily transmitted orally. [more inside]


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Since the Congress presiding over the AWB sunset, the following legislation and resolutions have been introduced:
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WASHINGTON (AP) Bailing out the financial sector will cost taxpayers $167 billion more than originally anticipated, according to a Congressional Budget Office estimate.
The original figure in January was $189 billion, but it is now $356 billion $152 billion more for 2009 and $15 billion more next year, the CBO says in its March report updating the budget and economic outlook.
The CBO raised its projection because yields have increased on securities issued by the bailed-out financial institutions under the $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program.
That means there will be an increase in the cost of the subsidy from the U.S. Treasury's purchase of preferred stock, asset guarantees and loans to automakers, the CBO said.
In addition, since the CBO issued its original cost estimate for the program, the Treasury announced additional deals with Bank of America and American International Group.
Those deals will be at rates higher than the averages in the CBO's original estimate. Also going up: the subsidy rates in the administration's $50 billion program to deal with home foreclosures.
The TARP program isn't the only one that will prove more costly to taxpayers than originally thought, says the CBO.
Bailing out Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac the two mortage finance giants taken over by the government in September will cost another $52 billion this year alone, and an additional $28 billion for their activities from 2010 to 2019, says the CBO.
Since January, the condition of both Fannie Mac and Freddie Mac has turned out to be worse than expected.
So the CBO has increased its estimate of the current value of future losses.
Most of the increase stems from loans and guarantees inherited at the time the government took control of the two housing entities, says the CBO.
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac plunged into the purchase of risky mortgages, becoming two of the major contributors to the housing market's collapse and the ensuing global financial crisis.
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03/20/2015By Buckaroo
I purchased this item and returned it. Now don' get me wrong. It's a nice piece but it didn't quite make me happy. Why? The main Ad claimed Leather Tooled but when I got it , the leather wasn't leather. I may have miss read the item's description. It's a nice size. all in all, I may buy it again. I don't know just yet.
01/21/2015By Kimj818
Love it, looks better in person than the ad. Nice and heavy, everyone who has seen it asked where I got it. Love it.
10/15/2014By linda
GREAT, perfect for the Cowboy Bedroom
04/22/2014By Oklahoma girls
It matches my daughter's room great. And the detail work on it is beautiful.


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Ratification of Vermont Constitution to be re-enacted today in WindsorJuly 06,2013WINDSOR Performers will re-enact the signing and ratification of Vermonts first constitution from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., today on North Main Street in Windsor.
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