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Thanks for the correction. I will now go back to plan A which was to go out to dinner with my wife. Not like the NFL to be disorganized like this. Comcast still has the program this thread is about listed on their TV sports menu for today, as does TV Guide online, but ESPN's own listings must be right.


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Timothy Williamson has argued that in the debate on modal ontology, the familiar distinction between actualism and possibilism should be replaced by a distinction between positions he calls contingentism and necessitism. He has also argued in favor of necessitism, using results on quantified modal logic with plurally interpreted second-order quantifiers showing that necessitists can draw distinctions contingentists cannot draw. Some of these results are similar to well-known results on the relative expressivity of quantified modal logics with so-called inner and outer quantifiers. The present paper deals with these issues in the context of quantified modal logics with generalized quantifiers. Its main aim is to establish two results for such a logic: Firstly, contingentists can draw the distinctions necessitists can draw if and only if the logic with inner quantifiers is at least as expressive as the logic with outer quantifiers, and necessitists can draw the distinctions contingentists can draw if and only if the logic with outer quantifiers is at least as expressive as the logic with inner quantifiers. Secondly, the former two items are the case if and only if all of the generalized quantifiers are first-order definable, and the latter two items are the case if and only if first-order logic with these generalized quantifiers relativizes.
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- Title
- Modal Ontology and Generalized Quantifiers
- Journal
Journal of Philosophical Logic
Volume 42, Issue 4 , pp 643-678
- Cover Date
- 2013-08-01
- 10.1007/s10992-012-9243-5
- Print ISSN
- 0022-3611
- Online ISSN
- 1573-0433
- Publisher
- Springer Netherlands
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- Keywords
- Modality
- Ontology
- Generalized quantifiers
- Quantified modal logic
- Contingentism
- Necessitism
- Actualism
- Possibilism
- Authors
- Peter Fritz (1)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Faculty of Philosophy, University of Oxford, Jesus College, Turl Street, Oxford, OX1 3DW, UK


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i dont with all the shooting i think is isent fair to the general public it just freek them out and you never know what kind of over zelles police officer you might run into
I have spent a lot of money on guns bullets and holsters... The rest I have just squandered...
It helps when you know the sheriff personally and every constable and deputy in a fifty mile radius. Now, I wouldn't dream of oc in San Antonio or any large city for that matter ... They tend to be much more strict.
I think open carry is a generally BAD idea in most public places particularly in densely populated urban areas....for a few reasons. My humble $.02 as follows: -Open carry tends to stir up a general feeling tension and some civilians interpret as an open threat. They dont know you, dont know your background or intent....and they cant get beyond their own fear of guns and might automatically act protective if guarding children, etc. -You automatically lose the tactical concealment advantage the second you open carry. I dont know about you guys but I always live by the motto.....SPEAK SOFTLY AND CARRY A BIG STICK! -You are vulnerable if you carry at 4 o clock or in the small of your back to a potential suspect coming up from behind....assessing your holster system while your back is turned....and quickly disarming and turning your own weapon on you if they really wanted to. -You may cause people to inadvertently act different around you or treat you different if they are opposed to guns. Again you may be throwing a scared civilian into a situation where they are just feet from an armed person they know NOTHING about.....and take it as a threat. That may lead to a police phonecall, and we all know police handle open carry situations differently. You may be dealing with more panicked 911 calls than you EVER imagined! Where I think open carry does make sense: -At the range -On or inside your own property -Out in the woods or on an open farm.
I do all the time around here. But I live in a pretty small town and it's no tall that uncommon around here. I'd be less inclined in a more populated area mainly for the reason that people can and many times will call police. And legal or not when they are called out you are still the man with a gun. I've not had a problem with police in these situations since I left Ohio (cops up there don't like citizens with guns it seems). Here in Ky I have been approached by police and it's resolved very fast. But I'm not one of those Youtube guys looking for a fight. I have no problem being polite and giving ID if asked for it. I'll just say that I wore this holster and it allows my weapon to be seen and I didn't think that was a problem here. To that after they see I'm not some that they need be dealt with they go on. I can't even remember ever having to turn my weapon over to them while they hash ti out. It's the honey over vinegar thing with me. I'm a responsible gun owner and in being so I have no issue with police doing their job being called out. Sure it's a but of a hassle but I've never been in a situation where I couldn't spend 5 minutes letting them respond to a call. Most the time now being I've met most the police in my area local, county, and state they might still get a call but if they see it's me they just go on. Except for a LEO that is really trying hard to get me to sell a pistol he really wants. I tell him I can't because I want to stick it to the man
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It depends on where I am. Among the general public, no. I don't care for open carry because they sheeple are stupid and easily scared. You are most likely going to have the police called on you and make everyone around you uncomfortable. And for what? Most importantly I carry concealed because I like the element of surprise. If someone is planning to do something bad, carrying open, you're going to be the first person they shoot. I don't want other people to know I have a gun on me. Out in the woods, that's a different story.


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When a young student like Dylan arrives on the campus of Princeton University for the first time to attend the So Percussion Summer Institute (SoSI), he quickly realizes that it is not a percussion festival at all. He is hurled into a maelstrom of artistic and intellectual activity: discussions of aesthetics and art; talks about the cutting-edge fusion of folk music and technology in contemporary music; and working closely with composers his own age on new works written especially for him.
The past six years at SoSI have been a laboratory for So Percussion. We've explored the vast realm of ideas and works that illuminate the world of contemporary music. As SoSI is not really a percussion festival, So Percussion is no longer just a percussion group. Our activities extend far beyond chamber music, encompassing a larger vision of artistic endeavor and an ever-broadening community.
We need your help to broaden it further.
Just this year, we
• Started a new series in Brooklyn to highlight talented young music groups.
• Brought 36 percussionists and 8 composers to the sixth SoSI, featuring more than 20 world premieres.
• Leapt into the orchestral world with the US premiere of David Lang's "man made" with the Los Angeles Philharmonic under Gustavo Dudamel.
• Started a new appointment as the official performers-in-residence at Princeton University.
• Curated a new performance project called "Branches" at Bard College.
Many of So Percussion's projects – like SoSI- are independent ventures, funded by our generous supporters, and we can't continue to do it without you. By supporting So Percussion with a 100% tax-deductible contribution you will be helping this optimistic, visionary community to grow.
Join us. We'd love to hear from you.
Adam Sliwinski
Click on the "schedule" tab above. Highlights include the North American premiere of David Lang's "man made" with the Los Angeles Philharmonic and Gustavo Dudamel, Bryce Dessner's "Music for Wood and Strings," as well as the opening concert of our Princeton residency.
Sō Percussion is delighted to announce the events of the sixth annual Sō Percussion Summer Institute (SoSI) at Princeton University, July 20 – August 3, 2014.
The So Percussion Summer Institute (SoSI) is an intensive two-week chamber music seminar for college-age percussionists and composers, led and curated by the four members of Sō Percussion.
Each year SoSI has a specific theme; in 2014, SoSI will focus on the intersection between percussion and electronics, a relationship that goes back to many of the masters of the art form such as Cage, Varese, and Reich.
36 percussionists and eight composers will be treated to a full slate of performances, guest lectures, and mentorship under the theme of "percussion and electronics." Nine concerts will be held over the two weeks and will take place all over the Princeton community -- and in New York July 23 -- with 18 world premieres and 14 performances of works by Princeton-affiliated composers.
Special guests will appear throughout the festival, including the electronic duo Matmos, and the excellent percussion and piano duo of Stuart Gerber and Stephen Drury, who will perform Karlheinz Stockhausen's "Kontake."
Man Forever is an exploratory percussion project helmed by John Colpitts (aka Kid Millions), one of New York's most versitile and critically lauded collaborators and a founding member of Oneida. Since its inception in 2010, Man Forever has hosted an impressive list of guest performers, but few have been as specially qualified to perform Colpitts' technically challenging meditative workouts as So Percussion, the United States' premiere contemporary percussion ensemble. Following a collaborative performance at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York in June of 2013, So and Colpitts entered the studio together to record Ryonen, two pieces that combine the former's precision and ingenuity with the latter's restless punk spirit. While previous Man Forever records were inspired by blissful, overwhelming confusion, Ryonen derives its power from its clarity and immediacy.
For the sixth annual installment of SoSI, we decided to focus on one of the great marriages of 20th and 21st century music: percussion and electronics. These two media were not only both exciting new realms of experimentation, they were also co-conspirators in the new music revolution. Composers from Varese to Cage to Xenakis worked with equal vigor in both, seeing their expanded sound possibilities as a wave for the plugged-in future.
We are so pleased that SoSI happens every year on the campus of Princeton University, a prime hotbed of development in electronic and digital music. Paul Lansky, one of the great figures of computer music, joins us to talk about his decades of innovation, as well as his landmark percussion music. Dan Trueman, founder of the Princeton Laptop Orchestra, shows us where interactive digital technology is taking today's talented performers, supervising participants in a performance of his epic percussion work "neither Anvil nor Pulley."
Our friends Dan Deacon and Drew and Martin of Matmos will work closely with participants on new projects. Other guests speakers will include composers Steve Mackey and Daniel Wohl, and career coach Astrid Baumgardner from the Yale School of Music.
Of course, each year SoSI includes intensive chamber music, world premieres, and the second year of our composition program, supervised by faculty Andrea Mazzariello. Repertoire for the big last concert isn't finalized yet, but we're looking at Varese's "Ionisation," Michael Gordon's "Timber," Stockhausen's "Mikrophonie," Xenakis' "Persephassa," Cage's "Imaginary Landscapes," and many other heavy percussion pieces.
This year our opening concert will feature world premieres performed by So Percussion of 3 new works by the finalists of the American Composer's Forum competition. Thanks to our terrific organizational supporters, we will also be awarding more scholarship money than ever before, ranging from $250-$1000.
Join us!
- Adam, Eric, Jason, Josh
Dear friends,
This fall, when we had to vacate our Brooklyn studio of 8 years to make room for a new luxury hotel, we all took a moment to reflect (ah, the life of an artist in NYC…).
After some soul searching and hours spent pounding the pavement, we're happy to announce that last month we signed a long-term lease on a new rehearsal studio and office right here in Brooklyn, our home!
This is a year of ambitious programming and with a new space in the mix we need you, our family of So-supporters, more than ever.
Help us create this new music with a whole new generation of performers, composers, and collaborators. Be a rabble-rouser right along with us by supporting our next year of projects.
Our goal is to raise $25,000 by 12/31/13. If we can raise that much, here's what we'll do.
THANK YOU for your help and support!
Jason, Eric, Adam, & Josh
PS: 100% of your gift is tax deductible. Visit www.sopercussion.com/donate to give your gift online and keep up to date on our work.
"American Patterns" on flowerpots, teacups + hybrid hammer dulcimers
So Percussion returns for a third visit to Zankel Hall on Saturday, November 23 at 9 pm, playing the world premiere of a 30-minute work by Bryce Dessner (The National), and a formidable peak of the percussion literature, David Lang'sthe so called laws of nature. In addition, So Percussion is joined by the electronic duo known as Matmos for a pair of collaborations: Carnegie Double Music, composed and performed jointly by the two ensembles, and so-called remix, an audio/video remix of the Lang piece. Whether performing on teacups, flowerpots, or newly invented instruments, So Percussion's stunning virtuosity and restless spirit of adventure will be fully on display.
Taken as a whole, the program – titled "American Patterns" – bookends the group's evolution to date: the so called laws of nature (2002) was the first work commissioned by So Percussion, while Dessner's Music for Wood and Strings, comissioned by Carnegie Hall, finds So expanding its sonic palate with a piece played almost entirely on amplified strings.
Tickets are $43 - $50, available through www.carnegiehall.org. A pre-concert talk at 8:00 pm in Zankel Hall brings David Lang and members of So Percussion together for a conversation with Jeremy Geffen, Carnegie Hall's Director of Artistic Planning.
Now up on Adam's Blog, an article dissecting David Lang's modern masterpiece the so-called laws of nature, written for So Percussion in 2002. This piece is the featured work on So's upcoming concert at Carnegie Hall. The evening also features the world premiere of Bryce Dessner's Music for Wood and Strings, as well as a new set of music with Matmos. Saturday, November 23, 2013 |
On Thursday, June 13, Dan was featured for a full hour on WHYY Philadelphia, talking about neither Anvil nor Pulley, as well as his other work.
Limited-edition "no-CD" release in three versions: Dropcard with Repurposed LP / Tether controller / Speaker drivers
"The dazzling results mixed George Crumb's knack for unearthly timbres, Alvin Lucier's infinitesimally fine gradations of tone, and the fierce creative audacity of Jimi Hendrix."
– The New York Times on neither Anvil nor Pulley
So Percussion (Eric Cha-Beach, Josh Quillen, Adam Sliwinski, Jason Treuting ) releases its fourteenth major album, neither Anvil nor Pulley for laptop/percussion quartet (with turntable), by composer/programmer/fiddler Dan Trueman, on Cantaloupe Records Tuesday, May 28. The group fetes this "no-CD" release with a performance at The Metropolitan Museum of Art as part of the Wordless Music Series on Saturday, June 8 (6:30 PM doors / 7:00 PM show). For the concert, So Percussion shares the stage and collaborates with the force-of-nature drummer/composer John Colpitts as Man Forever (a.k.a. Kid Millions of Oneida). Tickets are $25 and include Museum admission on the day of the event.


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Open House January 31st from 9:00 to 1:00 Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic School (Pre-K thru 8th grade) 3401 SW Myrtle St, Seattle 206-935-0651 www.guadalupe-school.org
Student and parent volunteer tours through the school. You can meet with teachers and visit the classrooms. Information will be on hand and you can schedule an appointment to meet with the Principal. All School Mass will take place at 11:00. Open to all faiths.
Tea sandwiches, savories and sweets! Funds raised will support the Miss West Seattle Hi Yu Scholarship Program and help build the float that represents West Seattle at parades throughout the Puget Sound. Tickets are $25 per person or reserve a table of 10 for $250. Call 206-937-0263 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Seating is limited.
Your invited to a community fundraiser, "Rainbow Bingo with a Mardi Gras theme".
Doors open at 5 p.m.
Live music by the "Flip Flops" starts at 6 p.m.
Prizes will be given out.
Call 206-932-4044 for advance reservations of $25 or $30 at the door.
We're going to have three live bands, with food available. Your $10 dollar admission fee goes to Haiti Relief. Come out and join us, enjoy some live music and help those in Haiti.
"1st Annual West Seattle Eagles Cancer Benefit" on Saturday, January 30 at 5:00pm.
Event: 1st Annual West Seattle Eagles Cancer Benefit What: Fundraiser Start Time: Saturday, January 30 at 5:00pm End Time: Saturday, January 30 at 8:30pm Where: West Seattle Eagles
Admission is FREE Bar Menu will be served. Silent Auction and a Live Auction until 8 PM Gift certificates from local businesses and raffle baskets. Eagles are accepting donations until the 29th.
Parent's Night Out - Youth Game Night Alki Kid's Place 6115 S.W. Hinds St. 206-938-0145 Saturday, Jan. 23, 5:30-8:30 p.m. Alki Kid's Place is sponsoring a Youth Game Night/Parents' Night Out. Have the kids join us for an evening of pizza, group games, table games, legos and time with friends. Ages 4-16. $15 per child. Please call 206-938-0145 or email firstname.lastname@example.com to reserve your spot.
Author and Speaker Bridge Park Retirement Community 3204 S.W. Morgan St. 206-938-6394 Saturday, Jan. 30, 2 p.m. As a three time cancer survivor and author of "The Hat that Saved My Life", Becky Olson will share her story and inspire all of us. Refreshments will be served. Please RSVP.
Vietnamese Story Times Seattle Public Library 5423 Delridge Way S.W. 206-733-9125 Saturdays, Jan. 16, 23, 30, Feb. 6 11:15 a.m. Bring your child to the library to celebrate stories, songs, and rhymes. Library events and programs are free.
BNI West Seattle Champions Meeting The Kenney 7125 Fauntleroy Way S.W. Thursday, Jan. 28, 7:45-9:15 a.m. Learn how to grow your business with quality referrals. We are looking for Photographers and a Moving Company to pass referrals to. The cost is $10 and includes breakfast.
Lunch With Our Neighbors Seaview United Methodist Church 4620 S.W. Graham St. 206-932-7609 Friday, Jan. 25, 11:33-1:30 p.m. All are invited to join the first of the year free lunch at Seaview. The menu includes hearty, homemade soup, make it yourself sandwiches, dessert and beverage. Children are welcome.


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How much time do you give a revolution?
An almost self-conscious pluralism strikes the visitor immediately after clearing immigration in the spotless Managua airport. There, on one wall of the baggage recovery area, is an impressive streamer proclaiming the need for continuing revolution. On the next wall cornering with it is a large plastic four-part sign putting everyone on notice that American Express, Visa, Mastercard, and Diner's Club credit cards are honored in Nicaragua. Can this be the Marxist-Leninist state that Reagan aides have been anxious to destabilize?
There is more pluralism on the highway into Managua, lined with heroic-sized billboards of opposition parties, as well as of the ruling FSLN (Frente Sandinista de Liberacion Nacional). There is pluralism on our official program prepared by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs which calls for meetings with the COSEP (Superior Council of the Private Sector), as well as with the editors of the independent newspaper La Prensa. Among COSEP members are businessmen who led the shutdowns that destabilized Somoza at the crucial final stages of the revolution.
I would later meet with leaders of the opposition: Alfonso Robelo, former junta member and first president of COSEP; the Social Christian Adan Fletes Valle; the Social Democrat Wilfredo Montalvan; the Conservative Jose Castillo Osejo, who owns a radio station.
The fact that the meetings were possible at all appeared to substantiate government claims of ongoing pluralism. ''Show me,'' junta member Sergio Ramirez challenged us, ''another revolutionary country where no American company has been expropriated, where there is a free press and where there is private enterprise with incentives.'' (The government had just announced a new package of incentives for private exporters.)


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US Food and Drug Administration commissioner Margaret Hamburg is stepping down after six years on the job.
Daily News Roundup
US Food and Drug Administration commissioner Margaret Hamburg is stepping down after six years on the job.
Parliament today voted to allow techniques that could help couples produce babies with a reduced chance of passing on heritable mitochondrial diseases.
The Institute of Medicine says results from human clinical trials ought to be made available to independent researchers within 18 months.
But at least one science advocate isn't buying it.
Citizen-scientist data obtained through the U.K.'s National Bat Monitoring Programme show that populations of 10 bat species have stabilized or are growing.
The US legislature passed a spending agreement for next year, and the deal has only modest increases for federal science agencies.
A new agreement in the European Union allows genetically engineered crops to be approved without member-state votes, likely allowing several GMO foods to enter the market.
Researchers discover a densovirus that is strongly associated with sea star wasting disease.
Researchers find high stress hormone levels in the hair of hunted wolves in Northern Canada.
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Football: Arsenal lose Ramsey for around six weeks
Published on Jan 31, 2014 7:05 PM
LONDON (AFP) - Arsenal midfielder Aaron Ramsey will be unavailable for up to six weeks after suffering a setback in his recovery from a thigh injury, manager Arsene Wenger revealed on Friday.
The 23-year-old Wales international has been one of the London club's star performers this season, but he has not played since Dec 26 due to the problem.
He returned to full training earlier this week, only to aggravate the injury, which prevented him from making a comeback in Arsenal's 2-2 draw at Southampton on Tuesday.
As a result, and with Arsenal having conceded top spot in the Premier League table to Manchester City, Wenger has revealed that he will try to sign a new midfielder before the January transfer window closes later on Friday.
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HOLLYWOOD, CA (FOX44) – Actor Mario Van Peebles writes, directs and co-stars with his teenage son in the new coming of age drama called "We the Party".
Tackling some prominent teen issues the film follows high school friends dealing with money, romance, college, bullying, fitting in and Facebook.
Peebles says: "It reminds us a little of "Breakfast Club", of "House Party", of those, those coming of age flicks that had a little nutritional value. But it's definitely new, you know? There's a lot of things going on with kids growing up in 2012, and growing up with the black presidency, and the Zuckerberg, you know, Facebook age, where kids can do good or bad very quickly."
Already an accomplished writer and director Mario's own five children and the film's younger co-stars helped inspire some of the material.
Peebles says: "I had to really hang out with my teenagers. I got 3-boys and 2-girls, and hang out with them and be incognito dad, and make it real. So all the bands that we got in, from the New Boyz and YG, you know, I call teenagers my age, Snoop Dogg, Sally Richardson, Tiny, and he got the rejects, YG, and P. Diddy's son is in the movie, and Snoops son is in the movie. "
Peebles says: "Taking complex things and trying to simplify them like we talked about our kids being exposed to hyper materialism and that sometimes, young people can't let themselves be tricked into just defining themselves by what they are wearing and what they are driving. Sometimes you gotta stand up and believe in something, stand up and do something and really be able to go outside the box a little bit.


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Foo Fighters Recording LP on Sound City Console, Dave Grohl Promises 'Little Secret'
Plus — drum geeks, get pumped! — he's back behind the kit for Kristeen Young
Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl isn't letting the Neve console featured in his Sound City documentary gather dust. "We run our own little hit factory at 606," he joked. "We've done a couple other projects since Sound City. We're recording Foo Fighters stuff as we speak."
Although there's no release date at the moment, Grohl says the eighth Foo record — which is already written — is coming together pretty quickly. "We've gotten back into it in the last couple of weeks," he said. "Over the past year when I haven't been doing any Foo Fighters stuff, I've been loading up my cassette recorder at home with song ideas. Then I hit rewind, listened back and thought, Oh, my God, I have a record! Wow, that was easy. And it's just a matter of getting in the room and banging it out."
Grohl is keeping mum on the contents but promises it will be unique. "I have this idea that I don't think anyone's done before, and we're going to try it," he says. "We don't really want to give away our little secret yet, but it's happening. And we're pretty psyched about it. It's much more of an involved process than just going in to make a record down the street, because we've done that before. And everybody does that. So at this point, maybe let's challenge ourselves to do something that's more than just sitting down and making a record so you can go out and sell a bunch of T-shirts.
"I'll just say it's pretty clear what we have, and it's exciting," he exclaims. "We'll have a Foo Fighters record and it's going to be fucking great!"
His other projects of late have been mixing some lost circa-1987 takes from crossover punkers Bl'ast (for a record due September 3 on Southern Lord) and taking to the drums again with St. Louis singer-songwriter Kristeen Young. "I played drums on her new record," he says. "We recorded that here. It's me, Kristeen and [producer] Tony Visconti. He plays bass, I play drums, she plays fucking keyboards, and it sounds great. I really love to just play."
Since he's back behind the kit, how does he feel about his No. 1 placement on SPIN's list of the 100 Greatest Drummers of Alternative Music? "Oh, my God, you have no idea how incredibly honored and mortified I was when I saw that," he says with a big laugh. "I swear to God, I almost cried. I was so incredibly honored. I thank you very much for putting me up there at the top, but you're sadly mistaken. There are some of my heroes and some real legends that should be much higher up on the list than I am. I very humbly appreciate the gesture but I would have to share it with all of those other people, because that's too insane."
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Simply dramatic, this blue topaz necklace is crafted in sterling silver and features nearly eighty round, lightly-hued swiss blue topaz gemstones in a flexible single line design that complements the necklace.
a little bit of issue with it rolling gemstone down (so they are facing down at the end of the loop), but the wife figured out something to make it lay correctly. Good for the price.
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Media and Public Relations We're instrumental in bringing greater visibility and recognition to Saint Michael's. Our mission is accomplished through initiating and facilitating relationships and communication with our greater Saint Michael's community, and our constituencies throughout New England, nationally and internationally. Internal media resources for College news and events are compiled weekly in "Saint Michael's This Week". To subscribe, sign up here. A campus calendar of weekly events is produced monthly. To submit a Saint Michael's College event that is open to the public, submit your event to Mark Tarnacki at email@example.com. Media and Public Relations Contacts: Mark Tarnacki Staff Writer 802.654.2795 firstname.lastname@example.com
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How to reduce file size of a PDF [Tip]
Posted By Kent On August 12, 2014 @ 12:37 PM In World Wide Web | 4 Comments
The problem with sending large PDF files is that it could take some time before you will be able to transfer them from one device to another. Thus, many users opt to reduce the file size of their large PDF files with the help of a particular software or application. Now, what if you don't have any and you're just using a public computer? If that is the case, then you can always opt to reduce the file size of a PDF online.
The following steps will help you learn how to compress or reduce the file size of a large PDF file online.
Step One
On your preferred web browser (ex. Chrome, Firefox, etc.), click this link [1] to go to the "Compress PDF" page of SmallPDF – a free web app that can compress, merge and convert PDFs into other formats.
Step Two
Once you're on the Compress PDF page, simply click the red "Choose File" button to search and add the PDF file that you want to compress.
Alternatively, you may just drag and drop the file from your local file directory/folder. Just keep in mind that you can only process one file at a time.
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Once you're file has been uploaded, the web app will begin the compression process by reducing its resolution to 144dpi. Anyways, just let the web app handle this complex task.
You don't really need to do anything except to wait until it's done. You will be able to track its progress by looking at the completion percentage shown in its progress bar.
Once done, the web app will take you to your compressed file's download page. You will also be able to compare the file size of your original file against the compressed file. For example, if you have a 759.25KB PDF, then it will be reduced to 672.05KB.
Just don't forget to click the "Download File Now" button to download and save the compressed PDF file to your computer.
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