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Where do home buyers from foreign countries go to hit the slopes? The British love Aspen, Colo. Canadians seek out Big Sky, Mont. And Aussies flip for Park City, Utah.
Those are three of the top ski destinations in the U.S. that were searched online from abroad between July 2011 and June 2012, according to real-estate website Trulia. TRLA +0.10% Trulia Inc. U.S.: NYSE $29.61 +0.03 +0.10% March 12, 2014 9:57 am Volume (Delayed 15m) : 419,159 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap $1.09 Billion Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee $276,933 02/26/14 Have Home Prices Peaked? 02/18/14 The Morning Ledger: Small Firm... 02/18/14 Startups Scope Out Suitors More quote details and news »
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In the Trulia analysis of six ski areas—Aspen, Vail and Telluride in Colorado; Jackson Hole, Wyo., Big Sky and Park City—five see the most views from Canada, the U.K. and Australia. But Vail, Colo., sees the most traffic from Mexico.
Foreign buyers tend to zero in on properties that are amenity-rich, as the properties are usually a second or third home. Rustic log cabins and ski-in-ski-out mountain chalets are at the top of their wish lists, says Lisa Delaney, vice president of marketing for Jackson Hole Sotheby's International Realty.
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Ms. Delaney says the international client base for Jackson Hole has grown nearly 10% over the past year.
"You used to go to the ski areas and only hear English," she says. "Now you hear all sorts of languages. It really feels like an international resort."
According to Trulia, France ranks No. 3 in top foreign views for Jackson Hole.
David Bernand moved from Saint-André-d'Apchon, France, to the U.S. in 1999 and eventually settled in a two-story log cabin in Jackson Hole. For ski lovers like Mr. Bernand, Jackson Hole is particularly appealing because its rugged landscape is similar to the Alps.
"The way it looks, with the mountains, pine trees and wildlife, is exactly like France," he says. "It looks like the Alps in many ways, but here it's steeper. The Alps have more layers of mountain between the valleys."
Mr. Bernand, general manager of Four Seasons Resort Jackson Hole, estimates about 30 French countrymen live nearby.
Park City, Utah, came on the international map after nearby Salt Lake City hosted the 2002 Winter Olympics. That publicity, plus direct flights from Los Angeles, Vancouver and Paris, made it a popular destination for foreign investors, says David Johnson, managing broker at Summit Sotheby's International Realty.
But the trend of foreign lookers overall is on the downswing, says Jed Kolko, chief economist and head of analytics at Trulia. Foreign investors are attracted to bargains, he says. "We find that as prices are rising in the U.S., the share of searches coming from foreigners is actually going down."
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Length, Speed and Swagger: Spurs' Recipe for Success–Part 1
The Spurs just don't have it. They just don't have, it.
Whatever "it" has been this year—by most accounts, defensive help in the frontcourt and on the wing—the lack of it has prevented a fair amount of people, fans or otherwise (this guy included) from jumping on the Spurs' championship bandwagon. Call it conventional wisdom, call it set in one's ways, call it what you will, it is what it is—and what it is, is knowing what works; what has worked.
A healthy amount of skepticism is never a bad thing. But skepticism can quickly become cynicism, leaving a curmudgeon in its wake. There comes a time where the skeptic has to become skeptical of their skepticism: "Am I looking to prove a point, or have I yet to be proven wrong?"
While it's still too early to know that answer for certain, games like the one witnessed Tuesday give a skeptic hope.
After an inauspicious start for the home team—a 10-3 deficit, Bryant converting on 4 of 5 shots for a quick 8 points—the Spurs needed a rudder. They were tight, playing a little too quick and without much composure—enter Tony Parker.
Parker clearly sensed his team was in need of some leadership. The crowd's Laker contingent was having a little too much fun and the vibe just wasn't right. The Spurs needed a bucket, stat, and Parker delivered by calmly draining an elbow jumper in early offense as if he was the only player on the court. It's little, seemingly insignificant points that make a game 10-5 instead of 10-3 that make all the difference. It's moments that tell teammates "We're good." or "They've had their fun, our turn." that instill belief and confidence in a team, develop a swagger. It usually comes from a team's leader(s), Parker obliged on this occasion.
The Spurs would settle and close the first quarter on a 16-2 run. But the Spurs were playing the champs, an elite team with undeniable talent and experience, and righting the ship is temporary—the journey isn't over until you've reached shore.
Almost exactly as the game started, the Lakers went on an 8-0 run to start the second quarter, only their bench unit had been responsible this time. The Spurs struggled to hit their customary shots and had trouble getting to the basket with the Lakers' length—the Spurs found themselves down 42-40 at the half. But what was seen on the highlights and what will be remembered by Spurs fans most, is George Hill's unwillingness to back down or acquiesce to one of the NBA's best, Kobe Bryant.
If you didn't know, now you know: be careful what you ask for—or how you step to [George Hill].
And after Hill stood his ground, Blair decided to gain, shake and move a little of his own. In the third quarter, the 21-year-old Pitt product opened the frame with a teardrop and then brought the thunder, recording 7 points, 8 rebounds (3 offensive), two steals and leaving his team up eleven in the plus/minus after just 7:56 of play.
Blair's early-season struggles have been well documented, and it's caused some to question where he would be most effective, or even whom he'd be effective against. But his talent and ability to produce have never been in question, nor has the confidence he naturally exudes. He, like Hill, is built of the right timber—it's a matter of when, not if. Given the fortune of good health, Big and Smallz (as they affectionately refer to one another) will eventually put it all together, both the mental and physical aspects of the game. But for now, fans will see their best basketball when they're given an assignment, a task, a team like the Lakers—an opponent that comes to the court as a known quantity, someone whose offense and defense have been heavily scouted by the coaching staff—that's when the duo is at their best.
And in the fourth quarter, Hill and Blair displayed some of their best.
For Blair, it was more of the same, putting up another four points and grabbing six more rebounds. The pearly whites were on full display. But Hill? In his second game back after returning from a toe injury, the man emptied the tank. Simply put, he was everywhere on the defensive end, creating havoc with both his on-ball and help defense—Hill decided to show Kobe he not only stood strong, he had the game to back it up.
And after Manu Ginobili was late to Kobe in transition and Gary Neal got caught up on a down screen, the Lakers closed to within nine after consecutive Bryant 3s. Unease beset the building, as it seemed Kobe was on the brink of a scoring binge. What happened next was so matter of fact and unspectacular that it was, indeed, spectacular: Hill advanced the ball up court on the dribble, dropped the ball off to Neal just outside the three-point line and then ran a wheel play—going from the left wing to under the basket to the right wing—Hill caught the ball off an elbow curl and calmly knocked down the jumper. Spurs up eleven—they would get a stop the next possession, and eventually put the game out of reach via Neal and, finally, Ginobili 3s.
So far as regular season wins go, beating the defending champion is always a nice feather in the cap, and it may have even bolstered the belief of these current Spurs. There's absolutely nothing negative to glean from a 15-point win over the defending champs, especially when they have a full compliment of players, two of your three best players can't put the ball in the hole and when you're able to give a player as valuable as McDyess the night off in the process.
But it's one game, and those Lakers—the Lakers team seen Tuesday (the one that had been blown out by Milwaukee and Miami the two games prior)—were not the Lakers team you can expect to see come May. And to be fair, neither were the Spurs—though they seemed to display a foreshadowing of who they will be and what the coaching staff this summer hoped to mold them into being.
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When alternating between playing music through iTunes, Soundcloud, YouTube & Ableton, at some point in time the music will just stop completely. All power is still running through all the devices. To fix this I have two options. Sometimes I can simply un-select and re-select the external soundcard as my default sound output and that will work, but very rarely. Most times I have to turn the monitors off and restart the Mac. Extremely painful and annoying. I've tried re installing the software, there's no current updates that I don't have. If anyone can help me out here please let me know! I'm trying to find out whether its the Mac or the soundcard that needs looking at.. Thanks in advance! |
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There usually is a setting somewhere if the DAW should release its audio drivers upon closing the program. It may still get tripped up occasionally.
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are all your problems running at the same frequency? if some are at 48k, and some at 44.1 - maybe it gets confused and just stops.
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Is there a way to get smaller icons in Unity that are less than 32 pixels?
I would like to set it at something like 24 or 26, because 32 is too big on a 1366x786 screen.
Other than modifying the source code itself, the current size limit for icons on the launcher is 32 pixels, sorry! |
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It does not seem possible at the moment. The bug in launchpad is here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/unity/+bug/930031 I'm really frustrated with this since even in 12.10 (the 4th version of ubuntu with unity) it is still not possible to make them smaller. I could not even find a hack anywhere. I wish I knew how to fix this :( Update: The main reason it seems from bug 713087 comments 14 is "because below 32 px, progress bar and counter appear wrong!" (thanks Nikhil for reminding me). I feel there must be something that can be done to make this work even if the progress bar has to hang over the launcher in the rare cases that it is visible. Update: This bug is now fixed in Ubuntu 13.04 (Raring), where you can edit it with CCSM. |


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This salsa was so good! To tone down the spice for the kids however add a little salt. I was extremely surprised with the complex taste of such a terribly simple salsa to make. I am going to jar this to give to friends and family!
This salsa turned out pretty good, although I ended up with salsa paste. Next time, I think I'll watch how long I leave it in the blender! It does taste better after it's been in the fridge for a while, too. Thanks for the recipe!
I have been searching for a salsa recipe that is easy to prepare and is the consistency of those served in my favorite restaurants. This is it!! Mine too thickened overnight but I just added some V-8 juice to it. This one is a keeper. Thanks for the recipe!
This is a great starter recipe. I tweeked it with garlic, salt & about 1/2 tbsp oregano, also a little bit of hot sauce!
My son Steve used this recipe for a sixth grade math project, and we made it for his class. It was a huge hit! He snipped off the cilantro leaves to measure 1/4 cup rather than use an entire bunch, and we found it to be just the right amount. No need to mince the cilantro or dice the onion since the blender does all the work for you.
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Florida Highway Patrol investigators have recommended a charge of DUI manslaughter for former Braden River High School head coach Josh Hunter.
The FHP investigation now has been turned over to the State Attorney's Office for review. That office will decide whether to charge Hunter.
"We've completed the report and submitted the report to the State Attorney's Office for review," Florida Highway Patrol Public Affairs Officer Lt. Chris Miller said.
"It could change. Everything is speculation up to this point."
Because the case is still under investigation, Miller said he could not release results of blood samples taken from Hunter after a March 21 crash that killed Braden River's assistant coach Doug Garrity.
Hunter resigned from the PIrates in May, about one month after the tragedy.
According to Florida Highway Patrol reports, Hunter was driving his Ford truck at about 11:50 p.m., March 21, at the on-ramp to Interstate 75 at State Road 681 in Nokomis.
The truck veered off the road and overturned after Hunter failed to negotiate a curve in the roadway, Miller said.
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Last month, Hunter resigned from his physical education teaching position at Braden River.
Principal Jim Pauley said the decision was difficult but one Hunter felt was necessary.
"Coach Hunter resigned his teaching position with us and with the county around Aug. 7," Pauley said. "When he resigned, pretty much he felt his return would be detrimental to the kids, the school. He loved the kids."
As a school community, Pauley said Braden River would continue to support Hunter in any way it can.
"I can't imagine having to come to school to see and seeing where one of your peers was at and is dead now," Pauley said. "Josh is definitely and thoughts and prayers here."
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Testimony of Stephen Bolerjack Thank you, Mr. Chairman and members of the Subcommittee. For the record, I am Stephen Bolerjack. I'm a lawyer with Dykema Gossett in Detroit. I chair the Competition Task Force of the National Association of Manufacturers ("NAM"). I and the NAM appreciate the opportunity today to provide the perspective of manufacturers on the Supreme Court's recent Leegin decision. The National Association of Manufacturers is the nation's largest industrial trade association, representing small and large manufacturers in every industrial sector and in all 50 states. The NAM's mission is to enhance the competitiveness of manufacturers by shaping a legislative and regulatory growth environment conducive to U.S. economic growth and to increase understanding among policymakers, the media, and the general public about the vital role that manufacturing plays in America's economic future and living standards. The National Association of Manufacturers supports the Leegin decision as sound antitrust policy: Importantly, Leegin does not give manufacturers the green light to enter into minimum resale price agreements without the possibility of challenge; resale price maintenance is not per se legal. Resale price maintenance imposed as a result of an agreement with competing suppliers will remain per se illegal. BACKGROUND In 1911 the Court decided Dr. Miles Medical Co. v. John D. Park & Sons Co., 220 U.S. 373 (1911). The case held that an agreement between a manufacturer and its distributor on the minimum price the distributor can charge for the manufacturer's goods was per se illegal under Section 1 of the Sherman Act. Eight years later, the Court decided, in United States v. Colgate & Co., 250 U.S. 300 (1919), that a manufacturer that refused to deal with retailers that discounted did not violate Section 1, since this was a unilateral policy and there was no agreement as is required to find a violation of Section 1. Leegin overrules Dr. Miles and requires that the rule of reason analysis be applied to minimum resale price maintenance, as is already the rule for maximum resale price maintenance (State Oil v. Kahn, 522 U.S. 3 (1997)) and non-price vertical restraints (Continental T.V. v. GTE Sylvania Inc., 433 U.S. 36 (1977)). As discussed below, Sylvania and Kahn each overruled prior Supreme Court precedent. LEEGIN DECISION Leegin Creative Leather Products, Inc. v. PSKS, Inc. __ U.S. __, 2007 WL 1835892 (No. 06-480) (June 28, 2007) overruled Dr. Miles and held that minimum resale price maintenance would be judged under the rule of reason on a case-by case basis. Leegin is a maker of women's leather goods and accessories sold under the Brighton brand. It developed a policy of dealing with boutique stores, and asked retailers to sell the goods at prices Leegin specified. It ultimately grew to supplying over 5,000 retailers, but had a very small share of the total market for women's leather goods and accessories. PSKS discounted Leegin's products, allegedly to compete with other firms discounting the Brighton line. When requested to cease discounting, PSKS refused and Leegin stopped selling product to it. PSKS sued, alleging that Leegin had violated Section 1 of the Sherman Act by entering into agreements with retailers specifying the price at which the goods would be resold. The district court judged the case under the per se rule, excluding expert testimony offered by Leegin of the procompetitive effects of its resale pricing practices. The jury awarded PSKS an amount, after trebling, of almost $4 million; on appeal Leegin did not dispute that it had entered resale price maintenance agreements, and the Fifth Circuit affirmed on the basis of Dr. Miles's holding that the per se rule applied. Per Se Rules Should be Reserved for Restraints that Almost Always The majority opinion started by explaining that "the rule of reason is the accepted standard for testing whether a practice restrains trade in violation of §1." 2007 WL 1835892, at *4. "As a consequence, the per se rule is appropriate only after courts have had considerable experience with the type of restraint at issue . . . and only if courts can predict with confidence that it would be invalidated in all or almost all instances under the rule of reason . . . ." Id. at *5 (emphasis added). After reviewing the potential competitive effects of resale price maintenance, the Court asserted that "it cannot be stated with any degree of confidence that resale price maintenance 'always or almost always tend[s] to restrict competition and decrease output.'" Id. at *8. The dissenting opinion by Justice Breyer does not disagree; it describes the procompetitive and anticompetitive effects of resale price maintenance, noting that "as many economists suggest, sometimes resale price maintenance can prove harmful; sometimes it can bring benefits." Id. at *17. It concludes however that there are insufficient grounds for overruling a well-established precedent. Id. at *15. The Court supported this conclusion by noting that more recent cases had rejected the rationales underlying Dr. Miles's per se holding. Dr. Miles's reliance on the rule against restraints on alienation was deemed irrelevant to the effect of antitrust laws on vertical restraints. In addition, the Court noted that more recent cases had rejected the doctrine of Dr. Miles that a vertical agreement between manufacturers and distributors is the equivalent of a horizontal agreement among competing retailers, citing Business Elecs. Corp. v. Sharp Elecs. Corp., 485 U.S. 717, 734 (1988) (disclaiming the "notion of equivalence between the scope of horizontal per se illegality and that of vertical per se illegality"). Leegin Continues the Trend of Limiting the Scope of the Per Se Rule In overruling Dr. Miles, the Leegin Court continued the progression of antitrust law for the past thirty years in limiting the application of the per se rule to vertical restraints. The seminal case in this area is Continental T.V. v. GTE Sylvania Inc., 433 U.S. 36 (1977), which applied the rule of reason to non-price vertical restraints, overruling the per se rule announced in United States v. Arnold, Schwinn & Co., 388 U.S. 365 (1967). In Sylvania, the Court explained that vertical restraints have the "potential for a simultaneous reduction of intrabrand competition and stimulation of interbrand competition." Id. at 51-52. Since there was a potential for procompetitive effects, the Court applied the rule of reason. The trend of decisions limiting the application of the per se rule continued with the decision in Business Elecs. Corp. v. Sharp Elecs. Corp., 485 U.S. 717 (1988). The Court held that the termination of a price-cutting distributor at the behest of another distributor ("it's him or me") was not illegal per se, absent an understanding between the manufacturer and the remaining distributor on the price or price level to be charged. The progression continued in State Oil v. Kahn, 522 U.S. 3 (1997). The Court unanimously overruled its prior decision in Albrecht v. Herald Co., 390 U.S. 145 (1968) that vertical maximum resale price maintenance agreements are per se unlawful. The Kahn Court held that per se treatment is only "appropriate once experience with a particular kind of restraint enables the Court to predict with confidence that the rule of reason will condemn it." Id. at 10. Leegin Focuses on the Effect of the Restraint on Competition, Rather The Leegin decision will result in courts examining the substantive issues For almost as long as Dr. Miles has existed, there has been a tension with the primary case limiting its reach. In United States v. Colgate & Co., 250 U.S. 300 (1919), the Court made an exception to Dr. Miles by asserting a manufacturer's right to announce a unilateral resale pricing policy and to refuse to deal with a dealer that did not follow it. Colgate properly confirmed a manufacturer's right to choose its dealers, but, in conjunction with the Dr. Miles rule, resulted in an inappropriate focus on evidence of an agreement. While Monsanto, id. at 768, limited the breadth of "agreement" (requiring "evidence that tends to exclude the possibility of independent action by the manufacturer and distributor" and "reasonably tends to prove that the manufacturer and others had a conscious commitment to a common scheme designed to achieve an unlawful objective"), it did not eliminate the formalism in the inquiry. In addition, the Leegin case will allow defendants in resale price maintenance cases to use evidence similar to that available to them in other antitrust cases challenging their distribution arrangements - they can now defend themselves with evidence which would be irrelevant if the per se rule applies. Unlike the per se rule, the rule of reason requires the fact-finder to weigh "all of the circumstances of a case in deciding whether a restrictive practice should be prohibited as imposing an unreasonable restraint on competition." Sylvania, id. At 49. Leegin notes that appropriate factors to take into account include "'specific LEEGIN DID NOT MAKE RESALE PRICE MAINTENANCE PER Leegin does not give manufacturers the ability to enter into minimum resale price agreements without the possibility of challenge. The Court drew a bright line around agreements by a group of retailers or manufacturers to engage in resale price maintenance: "A horizontal cartel among competing manufacturers or competing retailers that decreases output or reduces competition in order to increase price is, and ought to be, per se unlawful. To the extent a vertical agreement setting minimum resale prices is entered upon to facilitate either type of cartel, it, too, would need to be held unlawful under the rule of reason" Id., at *8. The Court also identified dominant firms using resale price maintenance as sources of anticompetitive effects, if a dominant retailer seeks to forestall innovation by smaller rivals or when a dominant manufacturer gives retailers incentives not to carry the products of smaller or newer competitors. The Court described the need to be diligent in eliminating anticompetitive uses of resale price maintenance and identified certain factors relevant to the inquiry. This is not a "free pass" for manufacturers. Thank you. I would be happy to take any questions. -###- |


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Clinical and Diagnostic Laboratory Immunology 8(5): 932-936
Publication date: 2001
The absolute number of CD4 lymphocytes in blood is prognostic for disease progression, yet the cell surface density of CD4 receptors or chemokine receptors on a single cell has not previously been found to be predictive of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infectivity outcome. It has recently been shown that human leukocyte elastase (HLE) and its ligand a proteinase inhibitor (aPI; a antitrypsin) act as HIV fusion cofactors. The present study shows that decreased HIV infectivity is significantly correlated with decreased cell surface density of HLE but not with decreased CD4 nor chemokine receptors. In vitro HIV infectivity outcome in this study was predicted by the surface density of HLE on mononuclear phagocytes but not on lymphocytes. The set point HLE surface density was in part determined by aPI. Decreased circulating aPI was correlated with increased cell surface HLE and with increased HIV infectivity. The correlation of HIV infectivity outcome with surface HLE and circulating aPI supports the utility of these HIV cofactors in diagnostic analysis and therapeutic intervention.
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Hello all! I just built a new box for myself with 1 GB of ram, and AMD 64 3400+ cpu, and ABIT mobo, etc. My problem is that I can't get it to boot! I've fooled around in the bios for hours, and I'm getting sick of it. I've checked the MBR of my hard drive, and LILO is definately functional. I'm at my wit's end trying to figure out what's wrong!
When I turn my new box on, the bios does its thing for a while, then it gets to the part where its supposed to boot from the HD. It just hangs there for like, 30 seconds, then it saysBooting from CD...
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I'm not the best Bios man in the world, and this may be a bit too obvious, but have you tried changing the boot order so your hard drive is the first boot device?
Check your boot order and make sure hard drive, CDrom and floppy are all there. If CDrom is the only one listed, your bios won't know where to go after CDrom.
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Yes, my HD is first, followed by my floppy, and CD-RW/DVD.
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Ewwww! Then I'm out of ideas...
Is it possible your Hard Drive's cable is on backwards? I've done this...
If floppy is set as second boot device, will it start reading a floppy after trying to boot from your hard drive?
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Cables on correctly. It does check the floppy before going on to the CD-ROM, but it doesn't actually show any messages like the CD-ROM.
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I don't suppose you created a boot floppy for you distro? If so, and it then finds your OS, that would eliminate a bad HD as the problem. Are you getting any error messeges, or any messeges at all for that matter when it tries to boot HD or does it go right past it?
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Eeeeeeekkkkkk, the Idea of an HD FIRRST in BIOS start-up order scares me, I had to fix that on my computer so I could boot mandrakemove it pissed me off, oh well, 'nuff personal stuff. Yeah I would agree, copy the boot image for your distor, well WRITE it I guess, to a disk and see what happens from there.
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No error messages are shown. It just skips right past the HD and goes on to the optical drive. I have indeed been able to boot from the HD using a boot floppy/CD. (LILO and GRUB.) In fact, I'm playing frozen bubble right now! So, is this a sign of a bad hard drive?
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Is there a bootable partition on your hard drive?
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Here's my boot partition info. (Device Size Filesystem Mount Start End)
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Why can't they just implement it to the main app. Work smarter not lazier just saying
What's the point of this app?
About the only use I can foresee is... erm, salacious, scandalous, and super saucy.
Facebook apps are a joke.
its clearly just an app to compete with SnapChat. Both apps are not worth downloading
I invented the poke on ICQ in 1997 so I'm suing!
I agree. It's just Facebook capitalizing off of being Facebook.
They could put all the Facebook apps into one so why make 4? Is there only 4 or another app I'm missing?
This app is more like an addon to the main Facebook app so its really stupid to have it as a standalone app.
Even the messenger app is kinda pointless as the main Facebook app has messenger built into it already.
I can see having the pictures app separate but its still not needed.
Twitter is where it's at.
I can't stand FACEBOOK.
Facebook is everything twitter is, except Facebook offers more features. Twitter is just a place where people can post their stupid sh** like what they're eating etc. #twitterisstupid
Um, not really.
Twitter is a news feed, which has retweet and favorite buttons that basically mirror Facebook's like and share buttons.
I've been using Twitter for a pretty long time. I've never seen someone Tweet about what they eat. You're thinking more along the lines of Instagram.
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In classical music from Western culture, a fifth is a musical interval encompassing five staff positions (see Interval number for more details), and the perfect fifth (often abbreviated P5) is a fifth spanning seven semitones, or in meantone, four diatonic semitones and three chromatic semitones. For example, the interval from C to G is a perfect fifth, as the note G lies seven semitones above C, and there are five staff positions from C to G. Diminished and augmented fifths span the same number of staff positions, but consist of a different number of semitones (six and eight, respectively).
The perfect fifth may be derived from the harmonic series as the interval between the second and third harmonics. In a diatonic scale, the dominant note is a perfect fifth above the tonic note.
The perfect fifth is more consonant, or stable, than any other interval except the unison and the octave. It occurs above the root of all major and minor chords (triads) and their extensions. Until the late 19th century, it was often referred to by one of its Greek names, diapente.1 Its inversion is the perfect fourth. The octave of the fifth is the twelfth.
Alternative definitions
The term perfect identifies the perfect fifth as belonging to the group of perfect intervals (including the unison, perfect fourth and octave), so called because of their simple pitch relationships and their high degree of consonance.2 Note that this interpretation of the term is not in all contexts compatible with the definition of perfect fifth given in the introduction. In fact, when an instrument with only twelve notes to an octave (such as the piano) is tuned using Pythagorean tuning, one of the twelve fifths (the wolf fifth) sounds severely dissonant and can hardly be qualified as "perfect", if this term is interpreted as "highly consonant". However, when using correct enharmonic spelling, the wolf fifth in Pythagorean tuning or meantone temperament is actually not a perfect fifth but a diminished sixth (for instance G♯–E♭).
Perfect intervals are also defined as those natural intervals whose inversions are also perfect, where natural, as opposed to altered, designates those intervals between a base note and the major diatonic scale starting at that note (for example, the intervals from C to C, D, E, F, G, A, B, C, with no sharps or flats); this definition leads to the perfect intervals being only the unison, fourth, fifth, and octave, without appealing to degrees of consonance.3
The term perfect has also been used as a synonym of just, to distinguish intervals tuned to ratios of small integers from those that are "tempered" or "imperfect" in various other tuning systems, such as equal temperament.45 The perfect unison has a pitch ratio 1:1, the perfect octave 2:1, the perfect fourth 4:3, and the perfect fifth 3:2.
Within this definition, other intervals may also be called perfect, for example a perfect third (5:4)6 or a perfect major sixth (5:3).7
Other qualities of fifth
In addition to perfect, there are two other kinds, or qualities, of fifths: the diminished fifth, which is one chromatic semitone smaller, and the augmented fifth, which is one chromatic semitone larger. In terms of semitones, these are equivalent to the tritone (or augmented fourth), and the minor sixth, respectively.
The pitch ratio of a fifth
The justly intoned pitch ratio of a perfect fifth is 3:2 (also known, in early music theory, as a hemiola910), meaning that the upper note makes three vibrations in the same amount of time that the lower note makes two. In the cent system of pitch measurement, the 3:2 ratio corresponds to approximately 702 cents, or 2% of a semitone wider than seven semitones. The just perfect fifth can be heard when a violin is tuned: if adjacent strings are adjusted to the exact ratio of 3:2, the result is a smooth and consonant sound, and the violin sounds in tune. Just perfect fifths are employed in just intonation. The 3:2 just perfect fifth arises in the C major scale between C and G.11 Play (help·info)
Kepler explored musical tuning in terms of integer ratios, and defined a "lower imperfect fifth" as a 40:27 pitch ratio, and a "greater imperfect fifth" as a 243:160 pitch ratio.12 His lower perfect fifth ratio of 1.4815 (680 cents) is much more "imperfect" than the equal temperament tuning (700 cents) of 1.498 (relative to the ideal 1.50). Helmholtz uses the ratio 301:200 (708 cents) as an example of an imperfect fifth; he contrasts the ratio of a fifth in equal temperament (700 cents) with a "perfect fifth" (3:2), and discusses the audibility of the beats that result from such an "imperfect" tuning.13
In keyboard instruments such as the piano, a slightly different version of the perfect fifth is normally used: in accordance with the principle of equal temperament, the perfect fifth is slightly narrowed to exactly 700 cents (seven semitones). (The narrowing is necessary to enable the instrument to play in all keys.) Many people can hear the slight deviation from the idealized perfect fifth when they play the interval on a piano.
Use in harmony
Moritz Hauptmann describes the octave as a higher unity appearing as such within the triad, produced from the prime unity of first the octave, then fifth, then third, "which is the union of the former."14 Hermann von Helmholtz argues that some intervals, namely the perfect fourth, fifth, and octave, "are found in all the musical scales known", though the editor of the English translation of his book notes the fourth and fifth may be interchangeable or indeterminate.15
The perfect fifth is a basic element in the construction of major and minor triads, and their extensions. Because these chords occur frequently in much music, the perfect fifth occurs just as often. However, since many instruments contain a perfect fifth as an overtone, it is not unusual to omit the fifth of a chord (especially in root position).
The perfect fifth is also present in seventh chords as well as "tall tertian" harmonies (harmonies consisting of more than four tones stacked in thirds above the root). The presence of a perfect fifth can in fact soften the dissonant intervals of these chords, as in the major seventh chord in which the dissonance of a major seventh is softened by the presence of two perfect fifths.
One can also build chords by stacking fifths, yielding quintal harmonies. Such harmonies are present in more modern music, such as the music of Paul Hindemith. This harmony also appears in Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring in the Dance of the Adolescents where four C Trumpets, a Piccolo Trumpet, and one Horn play a five-tone B-flat quintal chord.16
Bare fifth, open fifth, or empty fifth
A bare fifth, open fifth or empty fifth is a chord containing only a perfect fifth with no third. The closing chord of the Kyrie in Mozart's Requiem and of the first movement of Bruckner's Ninth Symphony are both examples of pieces ending on an empty fifth. These "chords" are common in Sacred Harp singing and throughout rock music. In hard rock, metal, and punk music, overdriven or distorted guitar can make thirds sound muddy while the bare fifth remains crisp. In addition, fast chord-based passages are made easier to play by combining the four most common guitar hand shapes into one. Rock musicians refer to them as power chords and often include octave doubling (i.e., their bass note is doubled one octave higher, e.g. F3-C4-F4).
An empty fifth is sometimes used in traditional music, e.g., in Asian music and in some Andean music genres of pre-Columbian origin, such as k'antu and sikuri. The same melody is being led by parallel fifths and octaves during all the piece. Hear examples: Play K'antu (help·info), Play Pacha Siku (help·info).
Western composers may use the interval to give a passage an exotic flavor.17
Use in tuning and tonal systems
A perfect fifth in just intonation, a just fifth, corresponds to a frequency ratio of 3:2, while in 12-tone equally-tempered fifth, the frequencies are in the ratio , approximately 1.498307. Measured against an equally-tempered scale, where each semitone spans 100 cents, a just fifth is approximately 701.955001 cents, about two cents larger than the equally tempered fifth.
The just perfect fifth, together with the octave, forms the basis of Pythagorean tuning. A flattened perfect fifth is likewise the basis for meantone tuning.
The circle of fifths is a model of pitch space for the chromatic scale (chromatic circle), which considers nearness as the number of perfect fifths required to get from one note to another, rather than chromatic adjacency.
- ^ William Smith and Samuel Cheetham (1875). A Dictionary of Christian Antiquities. London: John Murray. p. 550.
- ^ Walter Piston and Mark DeVoto (1987), Harmony, 5th ed. (New York: W. W. Norton), p. 15. ISBN 0-393-95480-3. Octaves, perfect intervals, thirds, and sixths are classified as being "consonant intervals", but thirds and sixths are qualified as "imperfect consonances".
- ^ Kenneth McPherson Bradley (1908). Harmony and Analysis. C. F. Summy Co. p. 17.
- ^ Charles Knight (1843). Penny Cyclopaedia of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge. Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge. p. 356.
- ^ John Stillwell (2006). Yearning for the Impossible. A K Peters, Ltd. p. 21. ISBN 1-56881-254-X.
- ^ Llewelyn Southworth Lloyd (1970). Music and Sound. Ayer Publishing. p. 27. ISBN 0-8369-5188-3.
- ^ John Broadhouse (1892). Musical Acoustics. W. Reeves. p. 277.
- ^ a b Fonville, John. "Ben Johnston's Extended Just Intonation- A Guide for Interpreters", p.109, Perspectives of New Music, Vol. 29, No. 2 (Summer, 1991), pp. 106-137.
- ^ Willi Apel (1969). Harvard dictionary of music (2nd ed.). Harvard University Press. p. 382. ISBN 978-0-674-37501-7.
- ^ Don Michael Randel (ed.), New Harvard Dictionary of Music (Cambridge, MA: Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, 1986), p. 376.
- ^ Paul, Oscar (1885). A manual of harmony for use in music-schools and seminaries and for self-instruction, p.165. Theodore Baker, trans. G. Schirmer.
- ^ Johannes Kepler (2004). Stephen W. Hawking, ed. Harmonies of the World. Running Press. p. 22. ISBN 0-7624-2018-9.
- ^ Hermann von Helmholtz (1912). On the Sensations of Tone as a Physiological Basis for the Theory of Music. Longmans, Green. pp. 199, 313.
- ^ Hauptmann, Moritz (1888). The nature of harmony and metre, Volume 1888, Part 1, p.xx.
- ^ Hermann von Helmholtz (1912). On the Sensations of Tone as a Physiological Basis for the Theory of Music. p. 253.
- ^ Piston and DeVoto (1987), p. 503–505.
- ^ Scott Miller, "Inside The King and I", New Line Theatre, accessed December 28, 2012
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Boston Butt / Pork Roast , Roasted Low and Slow @ 200* for 8.5 Hours ( Pictures )
During my latest weekly shopping excursion, I spotted a very nice looking Boston Butt Pork Roast, rolled and tied and weighing in at 6.5 pounds. Prompted in part by a recent posters experience on a Bone-in Pork Sirloin Roast, where I made some recommendations, I decided to purchase this, roast it and share my results with you all here on Chowhound...Regrettably, I must admit that my suggestions were less than perfect for the other member....but hopefully they will forgive me and try the low and slow approach again...gaining some confidence in the method and credibility for me: 0) in the process.
The roast method was very simple.:
* Removed the roast from the refrigerator 2 hours prior to placing in the oven.
* Rinse the meat, and pat dry
* Seasoned with Kosher Salt and Fresh Cracked Black Pepper
* Preheat oven for 30 minutes @ 450*
* Place Roast on a rack into the oven @ 450* for 20 minutes
* Reduced the heat to 200*
* Set the Digital Temperature Probe for 160*
* Hit 160* in 8.5 hours total time including the 20 minute browning phase
* Oven temperature was reduced down to 140* and the roast was allowed to rest uncovered for an additional 2 hours
* The finished results, you can clearly see the fat and collagen was sufficiently melted and butter soft.
* The meat was white on one muscle and pink on the the other.
I recommend you give this a try....there is no need to bring the temperature to 190* as others suggest, unless you want the meat shredded. The meat was both moist and tender.
I know this thread is old but I am hoping you will still respond.
For an hour I have been cruising site to site trying to figure the BEST way to cook a >> 4.19 lb sirloin end bone in pork roast << my husband brought home yesterday, send the man for chopped meat he comes home w/ pork roast .... anyway, I haven't ever cooked this cut and need help.
Any recommendations?-
re: Saiorse
Don't rely on the timer in the roast unless you like your meat well done and dry. When you hit the 2.5-3.0 hour mark, just test the roast by pressing with your finger. It should be slightly firm and resilient with a spring back to shape.....not soft. Low temperature is really forgiving so it's hard to overcook the meat even if you leave it in for half hour too long. Conversely, if you are running short on time, you can raise the temperature setting for the last 20 minutes to put a slight char and crust on the roast..
re: Saiorse
The thread above will give you some ideas on how to roast at different temperatures....and what concerns to look out for. I generally roast this cut at 225-250 depending on time. If you have four hours available, this is what I do. Without removing from the oven, you can simply turn the oven down to 140-170 and you should not have any issues with pink meat near the bone.
My preference for slow roasting is simple....the meat cook more evenly and is more tender. At 250, you can expect the roast to take a minimum of 2.5 hours...probably 3.5 hours though. Your target temperature should be 145-150 depending on how you like your meat.
As for seasoning....I prefer simple Kosher Salt and Fresh Cracked Black Pepper.
re: Saiorse
I would probably sear a small roast like yours....right in the same pan I place in the oven. The ribs make their own rack.
Large roasts...it's easier just to brown first in the oven....There really is no right or wrong.....just whether you mind cleaning the stove or not from the oil splatter and the smoke. to consider.
Very nice, fourunder. Slightly undercooked for my taste but a beautiful job just the same. I'm gonna try this for a future family dinner (we do them monthly) when it's my turn again.
Your plating is exemplary.-
re: todao
Thanks for the kind words....while I understand your preference for pork cooked longer, I will just like to say the white portion meat was probably more similar to your liking. I surmise the darker meat that roasted to a pink color is probably not. With that said, I recommend you roast no higher than 170* to give it a try and a chance.
re: fourunder
I've slow roasted maybe half a dozen pork shoulders this past year and have loved every one of them, but have been hesitant to try them at 160*. I'll give it a whirl on my next one, but I do have one question. Somewhere, someone (a chef) stated that it really wasn't safe to cook meat below 275* because the meat can't come up to temp quickly enough to stay out of the danger zone.
You're obviously alive and well, so I'm wondering if anyone else has ever heard of this 275* warning?
FWIW, the roasts I do are much larger and with the bone in, would this make any difference in the final temp?
re: KSlink
I'll simply say this.....most restaurant/commercial chefs think they are smarter than everyone else when it comes to cooking and food in general...... In the past 10-12 years, many books, periodicals and other published sources have printed varying temperatures as the best. i can only surmise this has to due with either reinventing themselves to be relevant ....or due to litigation. One of the more prominent manufacturers of low temperature cook and hold ovens is ...Alto-Shaam.. In the past, they used to recommend 225*, but now they recommend, or publish 250*, as the mark. The latter should sufficiently dispel or refute the chef's position. In the past, I used to reference Cook's Illustrated and their position searing or browning in the oven was not necessary, before or prior to placing in the oven, but I was informed by a former trusted and knowledgeable member that the National Beef Council cited that by not doing so it was not the proper food safety handling procedure to bring the roast to the safe zone. Subsequently, Cook's Illustrated revised all their future books and periodicals to represent the position and guidelines..... As a result, I now sear all small roasts and brown larger ones at 450* for 20-30 minutes to adhere to the safe food handling recommendations.
For the record, this was for a boneless pork roast. Bone-In roasts, I do roast to 190-200*...In general, I roast until it;s done, which may take up 14-20+ hours depending on size.....but usually around 11-12 hours. You can reduce the time if you cover the roast with foil during the * stall phase *, but I do not take the effort.
As for 275*.... it's fine, but I would tell you that the whole point of low and slow is the final results. I do not recommend anything over 250 for pork shoulders. If you can wait 7-8 hours, then you can wait 10-12. The extra time is worth it in the end..... and all you really are doing is putting it in the oven a couple of hours sooner.
@275*, Its the temperature I use for small 12-14 pound turkeys......16+ pound turnkeys, I use 225*
Great looking roast fourunder. Pork shoulder really is the tasiest part of the tastiest animal, and somehow it's also the cheapest. Can you give out the details on what looks like a green chile sauce in your last photo?
re: RealMenJulienne
Thanks for the kind words....and I agree with your thoughts on pork. This particular roast was priced at $1.49/lb., about half of what the regular price is when not on sale. For 10 bucks, it was a great meal.
With regards to the sauce.....it was not a green chili sauce, but a mushroom & shallot sauce made with frozen reserved pork pan juices.....
Shallots and White Mushrooms were sauteed in butter and Olive Oil. Reserved pork stock was used to deglaze the fond in the roasting pan. There were not any liquid pan drippings from the roast, due to the low temperature roasting. The fond was deglazed with the frozen reserved pork stock......then incorporated with the sauteed shallots and mushrooms. No flour, arrowroot or cornstarch was used, but you certainly could do so if desired. Seasoned with salt and pepper.
If your desire is to make a green chili sauce......I would just add them instead of the mushrooms and follow the same steps.


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