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My journey in music began when I was around 5 years old and first heard the children's choir sing in church. My mother used to tell me that I would beg her to let me sing in the choir but she would always have to tell me I wasn't old enough. As soon as I was old enough, she enrolled me in church choir and I've been in it ever since.
I have performed with the Rochester symphony orchestra and chorale, Rochester community band, Rochester civic music, church choirs and orchestras, Lake of the Isles community band, and performed Handel's Messiah at Carnegie hall in New York City. I've done some acting and singing in musicals as well.
As I got older, I discovered playing the clarinet was fun but never gave up singing. I just did them both. After becoming proficient on clarinet, I explored flute, oboe, saxophone, piano and lastly, the celtic harp.
My philosophy on teaching is "you are never too old to experience the joy of making music on whatever instrument you choose and I will strive to help you discover your hidden musical talents".
During my 20+ years of teaching, I've had many students perform with local youth orchestras, receive superior ratings in high school music competitions, win concerto competitions, be excepted to perform with the Rochester Symphony Orchestra in their playing with the pros program and go on to college to major or minor in music.
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Music should be fun and not a chore so I like to really get to know my students and structure their lessons in a way so the student has fun but also feels like they have learned something new or plays or sings something better than they did when they arrived.
I expect a student to schedule time in his/her week to practice since my most successful students excel in their school bands and go on to perform with local youth orchestras and other ensembles. I will remind students that they will get back what they put into it.
Listed below is my expertise level on the instruments I feel comfortable teaching.
Flute: beginner to advanced (all ages)
Clarinet: beginner to advanced (all ages)
Oboe: beginner to intermediate (all ages)
Saxophone: beginner to advanced (all ages)
Piano: beginner only (children)
Singing: beginner to advanced (all ages)
Celtic harp: beginner to intermediate (all ages)
Music theory: beginner to advanced (all ages)
Reading: beginner to advanced (all ages)
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I travel with my instruments and some music but not all. If there is a piece of music at my studio which the student is interested in looking at, I will make arrangements to bring it with me to your next lesson.
Students at home should have an instrument, a good music stand and a quiet area set aside for the lesson. Pets should be kept in an area other than where the lesson will be taught.
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Broadway, showtunes, classical, popular, jazz, religious styles
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I have been sewing, crocheting, knitting and crafting for over 50 years and currently teach sewing classes to 3rd to 6th grade students each summer. Over the past few summers, I've collected over 100 fair ribbons for my sewing, knitting and crocheted creations including four best in show and 3 champion ribbons and 3 plaques. I can teach you to make awesome clothing or accessories for yourself, friends or family members, sewn items for your home, crocheted or knitted blankets, toys, scarves, sweaters, shawls, etc. Children as young as 7 and as old as 99 can be taught to use a sewing machine, knitting needles and crochet hooks.
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Teaching is a wonderful extension of my work as a professional crochet and knit designer and technical editor. A web search will reveal some of my published work over the last decade. As a craft teacher in the NYC area for over 6 years, I have worked with individuals, groups and classes of all ages and skill levels. Most of my experience focuses on working with older adults and people with special needs. Minors must have a supervising adult present. I do not work with groups of young children.
I have studied the history and mastered the skills to make and teach a vast variety of textile techniques. Please see my experience.
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For creative people and makers, crafting is like going to the gym. You will find great fulfillment and a sense of accomplishment if you set aside time on a regular basis to nurture this very important part of what makes you who you are. Think of me like a personal trainer. I will encourage and inspire you while you develop your skills and express yourself through a variety of physical media.
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Hi, I'm Bri! I'm a graduate of North Central College with a BA in Music (Emphasis in Composition and Percussion) and a minor in History. I absolutely love music, every single aspect of it. I want and love to make music a part of everybody's lives who want and need it. I want to help you with your musical needs. I have been playing percussion for 15 years, singing for 20, and playing piano for 17 years. I am currently in a recording and performing band, Oblio and Arrow, and am also working on orchestrating a musical with a company.
History has always fascinated me. They way our world has developed and changed, and continues to evolve is amazing. Everything can be tied back to the past, and I feel it's important to take a look back, put yourself in that time, and really study how things were to help understand why things are the way they are now.
Crocheting and knitting are a couple of good habits/hobbies I picked up about 6 years ago. I sell scarves online and I'm always working on some sort of project. I will have you knitting and pearling with the best of them!
Music, history, crochet, and knitting....I'm your girl!
As a very artsy person, I teach an interesting set of skills and hobbies.
I teach dance in church, school, and recreational studio environments. I already have 2 private lesson students. My NY state certification in dance education for Pre-K through 12 students is in process, and I have a MA degree in this field.
I was an undergraduate Spanish minor, and since then, my love for it has not waned. I practice with native speakers, and I love Latin American dance as well. Lessons in Spanish reading, writing and speaking are bound to be a blast, and cultivate the student's appreciation for the language.
I have been crocheting for over 10 years now. But what I love most is creating my own patterns, for blankets, hats, scarves, and cowls. My work can be seen on Etsy as soon as winter begins to approach in NJ. (Stay tuned!)
After singing for 10 years, I teach expanding range, breathing, and basic vocal training. Pop, jazz, indie genres mostly.
My name is Wanda and I am a visual artist,
I graduated from art school in 1993 and have been teaching private lessons for about 10 years. My background is in painting , and drawing, but I am also able to teach other mediums. Thanks for choosing me as your instructor .
I have been performing as a musician for two decades and acting since I was a small boy. I started my musical education as a woodwind player and settled in to the wonderful world of singing over time. Music has opened me up to so many opportunities like touring the world, performing in marvelous concert halls, and working with some of today's most revered artists, as well as giving me the opportunity to expand my acting craft through various plays, musicals, television, and film.
Performing has been my salvation. It has been a best friend and constant source of joy, and I share this gift with others so that it might offer them the same. In this 10th year of teaching, I have new experiences to draw from and share with my students. Having spent my last 6 years performing with Disney and this past year touring Japan in their cast has given "performance" a new depth. I'm excited to dive back into lessons with fresh ideas that will mix well with my tried and tested teaching techniques.
Originally from Los Angeles, I now reside in Orange County and I'm especially proud to be expanding my studio to San Diego as well! I am so excited to share my experiences with the people of this beautiful and inspiring town!
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2009's Top High-End Touchscreen Phones
Our choices will be controversial, but for every Register Hardware reader irritated by Apple's command-and-control approach, dozens of phone users don't care so long as their handset delivers a high-quality smartphone experience. And the iPhone 3GS does deliver exactly that. It's not a phone for everyone - but then neither is …
For me a smartphone means multitasking, and for that reason alone I will never consider the IPhone, and that's before I even begin to think about the non-removable battery, lack of expansion, poor camera, Apple's freaky control nature, etc.
I really don't give a damn about how shiney it may be. Sure for many it may be fine if their useage is limited, but I consider it so limited it's basically a toy and I'm utterly sick of hearing about how great it is over and over and over.
La la la la - I can't hear you.
I really love my iPhone - it's the best phone I have ever had (c.f. ancient Nokia & SE, more recent WinMo & Symbian).
I really don't care about the downside as the upside is so good. Mmmmm, shiny and slick, come to daddy...
It is great though
Over and over and over...
For me, a smartphone means functionality, and through the apps available, the iPhone has more easily accessed and usable functionality than any other smartphone on the market, bar none. And no, I don't give a damn how many functions I can have sitting in the background eating up processor cycles and battery life, I just want to be able to switch between them easily, and the iPhone lets me do that too.
You, sir, have never used an iPhone in anger - and it's your loss.
Ideology vs reality
You've clearly never used an iPhone, otherwise you'd have realised that the issues you mention above are actually non-issues, with the possible exception of the poor camera. Starting out with an ideological stance like "smartphone means multitasking" is never a sensible way to approach buying hardware. What's important is how the thing works day to day as a useful tool, and in this respect the iPhone beats all other smartphones hands down. It is not just fine for people who's "usage is limited", it's fine for a vast number of people who's usage is anything but limited.
The iPhone does have multitasking, just not for 3rd party apps. I can check my mail whilst on a phone call (something that the Android 'multitasking' Verizon Droid cannot do), listen to music whilst doing anything else, and know that all the while my e-mail is being checked, and I'm receiving IM messages and any number of other possible push notifications that 3rd party apps may support. The lack of true multitasking for 3rd party apps is hardly, if ever, noticeable and is really just a non-issue.
Ditto the non-(user) removable battery. Simply not an issue. The last time I carried around a spare battery for a mobile phone was circa 1995 when my Ericsson GH337 only lasted a couple of hours on a charge. Since then removable batteries have been a total non-issue.
Ditto lack of expansion. What do you seriously need more then 32Gb for??
Ditto Apple's control of the App Store. The App Store provides all the apps that I could possibly ever want, and then some. It's safe, secure and very easy to use.
As for being "shiney", I couldn't care less. I'd have an iPhone even if it looked like the back end of a bus, because it does everything I want it to do, brilliantly.
The iPhone is only a "toy" for the ideologically challenged like yourself who can't see further than a spec sheet in deciding whether a bit of kit is actually good at what it does.
Well done
I think you've avoided the problem nicely, what with putting Android in a separate category!
I don't think they have...
It still says 'Top High-End Touchscreen Phones" and not "Top High-End Apple and Nokia Phones" indicating that this category is the best touchscreen phones, but the Hero isn't in here so it can't be.
Eye phone!!!!
How can this be the best phone of this year. Reg i like you always have buty for this you suck, The HTC HD 2 is WAAAAAYYY better than the iphone. It is faster, the screen is as responsive and as for the app veriety there is loads for this phone.
Yes the Windows Marketplace sucks but there are any more site dedicated to offering FREE apps, and there not bound to STUPID rules like apple. To cap it off once and for all, IF there is a software fault you can easily roll back the OS to one that worked and if you dont want you are not forced into updating everytime you connect your phone to iTunes.
Top smartphones - except for...
"Controversial" - as in wrong?
As any tech blog will avow, the Motorola Droid/Milestone is a clear winner.
High end?
So does this mean that Windows and Android phones can't be considered high end smartphones?
Something is missing in the picture...
Funny... Did I miss something, or is Motorola Milestone consistently ignored in both Kit Of The Year specials where it could have been a contender?
It's did not figure in the Android article (perhaps by virtue of being introduced too late), and it's not in the Top High-End Touchscreen Phones article of today either, whereas Nokia N900 (in many ways a similar offering, especially hardware-wise) is...
Any plans to mend this oversight?
They said the only phone that can only do one thing at a time is number 1!
Sorry but having something shiney that can only do one thing at a time is a bit like having a car which either drives or operates the electric windows, but not both at once.
To call it the best smartphone is frankly ridiculous. SMARTPHONES MULTITASK!
More strawman bullshit.
So go on then, what can other smartphones do more of at the same time. The thing is, you haven't actually got a clue, have you? Whilst making a call, I can surf the net, look for and address, email OR message an address/phone number/copied url to someone. I'd suggest that that was multitasking. Realistically, the multitasking that you are talking about, as found on desktops, *isn't actually possible* on devices of this size. Jim mate, give it up, or stay under your bridge...
No they don't
Smartphones let you do smart things. For a definition of that, see the iPhone.
2009's Top High-End Touchscreen Phones That Aren't The HTC Hero
Would have been a more accurate title.
what about htc diamond2
much better than the touch2! also looks a fair bit better than the samsung one!
No nokia 5800! FAIL!!!
its like the gadget show last night forgone conclusion
/walks off muttering about consumer whores and sheep
iPhone = smartphone?
It can do one thing at a time. Hardly smart even if the UI is nice and it's very usable. It's not smart.
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I am getting sick and tired of this constant barrage of iPhone is great vs iPhone is pants rants whenever a phone, be it smart or otherwise, is mentioned.
No phone will be all things to all people. What some phones lack in features they make up for in ease of use. What they lack in ease of use they make up for in slick design or i-want-one-of-those-so-much-i-could-bleed-from-ever-orifice-iness.
Sales figures don't lie. If the iPhone was rubbish it wouldn't sell. It does what a lot of people want their phone to do. Yes, there are phones that do more, better, all-at-once, but that doesn't mean that the person buying the iPhone would think it was a better phone for them personally if they ended up with something else.
Some people think locked = good. Some people don't want to take their phone apart, hack its source code, write their own custom apps and bore their friends with the amount of apps they can run at once while getting the highest score on a game, texting their friend, bluetoothing music to someone on the train, downloading email from 14 exchange servers etc.
If your phone is better than my phone, it's probably because my phone doesn't suit your needs, which is why you didn't buy it... just as I didn't buy yours because I thought it wouldn't suit the purpose for which I most use my phone.
I will be upgrading from a phone that doesn't sing and dance to a flavour of smartphone in the next few months. I will make an informed decision based on what I want it to do. Whether its an iPhone or not remains to be seen... but my decision wont be based on fashion, fanboism or the rantings of Apple/Android/WindowsMobile/Symbian users.
Just accept that people make their own decisions and shut up about it.
I probably wear some shirts you don't like; but that's not a good reason for you to rant at length about why you don't wear one just like it.
Point of order
"Sales figures don't lie. If the iPhone was rubbish it wouldn't sell. "
The crazy frog ring-tone sold well and the World has never been short of an idiot or two. Not debating the iPhone + or - just your statement above.
Could be better
If you don't already own an iPhone then the iPhone 3GS might well be the model that finally wears down your resistance. The camera is a weak point,
Exactly.. I really liked the iphone interface when I tried it in NY in 2007, but i don't like apples control over the phone.. we donrt need nannying and we don't like interference. However I think the cameras too crap! there are two types of phones music players and cameras, I want the camera flavour iPhone.. if it took decent pics I'd probably own one.. so when is the iPhone HD camera phone out? (is that the 3gshdcp?)
I was eagerly awaiting the release of the Nokia N97 and bought one when it came to Three...... Big mistake!
I have always been pleased with the performance of Nokia phones in the past but this pile of badger bile has completely ruined my faith with them. The N97 system runs very clunky and slow and I experience constant screen locks which prevent me from hanging up calls and picking up my text messages. Luckly it does become responsive again after about 30 seconds. As for Navigation, when I eventually get a GPS signal for longer than a few minutes it tells me to turn about 200 yards too late. And yes I am running the latest firmware '20.0.019.'.
Have Nokia forgotten their existing Symbian customers to bring you the N900? Personally I feel they have. One last thing, http://maemo.org/ has a title showing beta? Are Nokia are now using their customers as a testing ground?
My advice, buy an iPhone 3G or something running Andriod.
Thanks Nokia, now with the N97 and my 2 year contract with Three, I cry myself to sleep at night.
Smart: keen mental suffering, as from wounded feelings, affliction, grievous loss, etc.
This definition is fitting to most SmartPhones I have had the pleasure to use.
Paris, because she's smart enough to use a handbag sized dog for multi-tasking on the go.
Weird idea of high end
How, in any definition of the phrase, is the Samsung Jet "high end"?
The defining feature of "high end" phones is the ability to install and run 3rd party apps (and I don't mean cruddy J2ME apps) and the availability of tools to allow them to be developed.
Neither are available for the Samsung, which places it firmly in the mid-range category.
@Jim Coleman and Nigel Wright
If either of you had ever actually used an iPhone before discarding it for not meeting your arbitrary "it must have multitasking" spec sheet checklist, then you'd have realised that:
a) the iPhone *does* to multitasking where it matters, just not for 3rd party apps.
b) if you need to get your Twitter / IM etc updates in real time then push notifications does that for you much better than having to have all those clients running at the same time sucking your battery dry.
c) There really are very few cases where not having multitasking for 3rd party apps makes any difference at all. iPhone apps maintain state and you can switch between them as fast as you can switch apps on a WiMo phone so it's a non-issue.
But if you like to choose your phone by using a spec sheet checklist instead of whether they work and do what you need then don't let me stop you.
what is it with people and iphones i dont get it at all just because its a apple everyone has to rush out the door to grab one its crazy theres alot more phones out there you know not just apple im also getten a little sick of hearing what the iphone does sure its nice but the price does not justify what your getten other phones do 5 8 megapixals iphone dont sure the apple may have the app store but i bet half of the apps on there you wouldnt even need or want. i personnally want a phone for tesxing and calling end of not stupid things like apps and pointless things i may not even use. sorry apple fans but apple isnt the only phone company in this world theres others like motorola milstone or nokia n900
"i personnally want a phone for tesxing and calling end of not stupid things like apps and pointless things i may not even use. "
If you want a phone to do nothing but make calls and send texts there are plenty of options out there with a much more basic spec sheet than a Nokia n900 or a Motorola Milestone. What you have done is picked out two phones that do stupid things like apps and pointless things you may not even use. Well done.
If you were to get yourself
an iPhone your posts will improve a thousandfold. It magically puts capital letters at the beginning of sentences, corrects your appalling English and generally turns you into a magnet for young ladies. I think you might like that.
How many things are wrong with this sentence?
sorry apple fans but apple isnt the only phone company in this world theres others like motorola milstone or nokia n900
I counted 11 errors - not including the turning of pieces of hardware into companies.
It's a fail because Apple controls what goes on it.
I'd not buy a DVD player where I can only buy DVDs via the Maker's store.
I'd not buy a Laptop/Netbook where I can't decide what to install, and where from. So ChromeOS is a fail.
I'll not buy an iTouch/iPod/iPhone while Apple continues to totally control and charge a premium.
Apple iTrip styled FM transmitter €60
Generic 3.5mm Jack model (fits even my E65 via adaptor) €8
Also NO buttons and having to buy a screen protector is a FAIL for something primarily for making phone calls.
Your reviewer has succumbed to the Jobsian Reality Distortion Field.
just a couple of things
How many million more iPhones must Apple sell before it stops being a fail?
I'd not buy a DVD where the Hollywood studios dictate which countries I can watch it in.
How does Apple control my iPod?
iTrip styled FM transmitter is NOT made by Apple.
No idea what your next line means.
And NO buttons - somehow I thought the iPhone was a touch-screen phone.
It comes with a screen protector already fitted at the factory. (And don't say that it doesn't - just take one out of the box and look at it. My iPod Touch still has its after 20 months)
Mage has made up his own reality distortion field.
A bit crap...
First of all, the comments regarding the Jet are spot on. It's a feature phone, not a high end phone.
Secondly, the list is crap.
I'll accept the iPhone 3GS being on it. I don't like it, it doesn't multitask 3rd party apps, it has a crap camera and a low res screen and I feel it's a middle ground between feature phone and smart phone, but I can accept it. However, the N900 is too much of a beta to warrant 2nd place. It's just not ready yet to use a line from Grolsch adverts.
What should of been on there is one of the high end Symbian phones. My preference is the Satio, which is very very good, but the Samsung i8910 HD could have been on there, as could the Nokia X6. Hell, it's not high end, but the Nokia 5800 is a damn good phone - it's a fantastic musc phone, a fully fledged smartphone, better camera and screen than an iPhone. Not to mention it still has a whole load of apps.
Once again a pretty quick and dirty list with little thought. I'm disappointed vultures.
So nice and so close - but..
I am a current Windows Mobile user.
That said, I do like the iphone 3gs: it is a well made piece of hardware, a lot of good apps, dominates the current mindshare so more are coming etc etc. Despite all the obnoxious hype, it is a good device.
It's the artificial limitations that get me. I can't access the whopping 16/32GB storage. Oh no. I can put stuff on it through itunes, put apps through appstore, or even maybe put stuff on it through an app I got off the appstore. Why can't I have a file browser? (Apple can hide the OS, I don't care, let me access the rest). Why? Why can't I connect the USB cable and use it as, say, storage? Why can't I transfer files through a wireless network, or bluetooth? The capability is definitely there..
Even the no-multitasking I get - non removable battery, UI response, etc. But why not have a "Expert Mode" setting, hidden somewhere undocumented, which we can just switch on at our peril and choice?
For most it is "The" smartphone : it's an ipod, it's internet with facebook and the rest, it's the many games. For me it's desirable, but too crippled by design to live with.
But the article is correct. It is the current king of the hill, by sales number and by mindshare. It is the current yardstick. It may not be the smartphone for geeks, but it is for the masses.
Paris, because she couldn't care less.
Finally ...
"It may not be the smartphone for geeks, but it is for the masses."
Someone else with an unbiased opinion. Someone who doesn't really want one but can see that it's not a bad product in general.
Well done!
Find myself agreeing with some one here about the 5800
Wife has one, it works really well and there are some good apps available for it (Garmin XT for one). It has a good screen and the battery last really well for a smartphone. She is not a tech either and has got to grip with it really quickly. Would suggest it is more high end than the Jet in everything but price.
As for iphone it does what it does and probably very well, but I will not be told what I can and can't do with my phone, I will not install itunes on my PC's and I will not pay nearly £900 for one over the course of the contract when I can get something else that does what I want for less than half that.
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i finally found a broad spectrum sunscreen i dont mind putting on my face. the consistency is thick, creamy, and luxurious. it smells herbal and rosey, without a hint of sunscreen-smell. i'm almost addicted to it. the bottle is pretty small and costly but the product is so good that i think i'm going to buy these for the rest of my life.
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Like this; the scent is very gentle and not bothersome, and my skin feels good after using it. It can be a little tricky to smooth on, bc if it's too thick you can end up brushing a line into your coverage with a sleeve, etc.
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Posted by melsie on Mar 13, 2013
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I love this face sunscreen, I use it as my everyday face sunscreen. It feels really light on my skin and goes on smoothly. It makes my face a bit white if I don't rub it in properly, so make sure to massage this into your skin. I like the smell. It doesn't break me out.
White film on Dark skin.
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Posted by Reviewer3053514 on Jan 03, 2013
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Im sure it protects well but as another reviewer said it is not a moisturizer as thick as it is and if you have dark skin it will show up too much.
Good product but hate the bottle
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Posted by Reviewer2625092 on Sep 22, 2013
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I apply this to my toddler's face, neck, and chest daily before preschool (it takes 2 pumps). She plays outside twice a day, morning and afternoon. I haven't had any problems with sun burns. If it isn't well blended it leaves white streaks. It isn't greasy or shiny. It smells like rose. Unfortunately, the size is really small for the price, and the bottle makes it really difficult to get all of the product out. Eventually the pump stopped working even though there was still a good amount of product stuck inside the bottle. It was too thick to easily shake out, and doing so became inconvenient and frustrating. Therefore, I probably wouldn't buy it again unless it came in different packaging.


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Schuette opposes release of inmate who won case
Matthew Makowski
June 25, 2014 | AP
Attorney General Bill Schuette says he'll oppose freedom for a prisoner who recently won a major case at the Michigan Supreme Court.
The court said Gov. Jennifer Granholm in 2010 had no authority to change her mind after she commuted the no-parole sentence of Matthew Makowski, who was convicted of first-degree murder in Wayne County in 1989.
Schuette will urge the parole board to keep Makowski behind bars. Makowski will be interviewed by a parole board member on July 17. The board will decide whether to open his case or pass.
Makowski is objecting. His attorneys say he should be released without any new hearings.
Makowski arranged the robbery of a co-worker. He didn't know the robbers would be armed and wasn't present when Pietro "Pete" Puma was fatally stabbed.
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The studies are all brief and are not simply transcriptions of the folksongs used, but elaborations on them. All but the final study are in slow tempos and the songs they are based on are respectively: 'Lovely on the Water' (which is the same melody Vaughan Williams used in the second of his Five English Folksongs under the title 'The Springtime of the Year'), 'Spurn Point', 'Van Diemen's Land', 'She borrowed some of her mother's gold', 'The Lady and the Dragon' and 'As I walked over London Bridge'.
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WASHINGTON - The cost to ride the Dulles Toll Road will likely increase 50 cents per trip, starting Jan. 1.
A just-released Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority Board report recommends raising the current $2.25 toll to $2.75 next year, $3.50 in 2014, and $4.50 in 2015 to help pay for the construction of Metro's Silver Line.
If approved, tolls would increase by 25 cents at the main toll plaza and 25 cents on the entrance or exit ramps of the road that runs from the Capital Beltway to Dulles International Airport.
Tolls from the Dulles Toll Road are expected to make up approximately 75 percent of the cost of extending the Silver Line from Wiehle Avenue to Dulles International Airport and into Loudoun County.
The report paraphrases public comments and concerns.
Among the concerns: "A toll rate increase will not improve traffic, and neither will the addition of the new Metrorail line. The rate increase will cause many DTR users to take alternative routes."
The report includes public concern about the fairness of the toll increase: "People who use the DTR, including residents and businesses of Fairfax and Loudoun counties, should not be required to contribute substantially to the construction of the Metrorail Project, which will benefit people throughout the metropolitan area who will contribute nothing."
The final vote on toll increases will be in November, and would take effect Jan. 1.
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PALMER PARK, Md. - A Capitol Heights, Md. man has been arrested for the murder of a 71-year-old woman last week.
James Ward is facing one count of first-degree murder.
The victim, Geraldine McIntyre, was found stabbed to death Feb. 23 in her home at 1209 Chapel Oaks Drive.
Officials say she and Ward knew each other. McIntyre had offered to help Ward in the past, including feeding him.
The murder "shocks the senses," Prince George's County Police Chief Mark Magaw.
Police investigators say a break in the case came late Friday night when they recovered a stolen TV.
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The Guild Wars® 2008 tournament series takes place online and culminates each month in Guild-versus-Guild and 1v1 Hero Battle championship tournaments that feature exciting prizes for the top finishers.
Events Eligibility
To be eligible to participate in a month-end championship, the following requirements must be met:
Test Tournaments
Guild Participation
1v1 Participation
Season Structure
Automated Tournament Schedule
Daily Tournament Prizes
Tournament Reward Points
Tournament Reward Points are awarded at the end of a tournament to the top 25 percent finishers. Only guilds or players who have played at least one game receive points.
"Winners" are defined as the top 25 percent of finishers.
((Number of Winners – (rank of each winner-1)) * Tournament Reward Points) / Number of Winners;
Tournament Reward points differ for GvG and 1v1, and for daily and monthly. The first place finisher would receive:
GvG Monthly: 300
GvG Daily: 60
1v1 Monthly: 100
1v1 Daily: 20
Additionally, players receive points for each single victory in a tournament as follows:
GvG Monthly: 15
GvG Daily: 3
1v1 Monthly: 5
1v1 Daily: 1
For example, if 40 people played in a 1v1 daily tournament, the top 10 winners (25 percent of the finishers, 10 out of 40) would receive the following amount of points:
((10 – (1-1)) * 20) / 10 = 20
((10 – (2-1)) * 20) / 10 = 18
((10 – (3-1)) * 20) / 10 = 16
((10 – (4-1)) * 20) / 10 = 14
((10 – (5-1)) * 20) / 10 = 12
((10 – (6-1)) * 20) / 10 = 10
((10 – (7-1)) * 20) / 10 = 8
((10 – (8-1)) * 20) / 10 = 6
((10 – (9-1)) * 20) / 10 = 4
((10 – (10-1)) * 20) / 10 = 2
All players, no matter their rank, are then given 1 point for each win in the tournament.
Playoff Structure
GvG Playoffs Participation
1v1 Playoffs Participation
Monthly Playoff matches take place during the last weekend of each month as listed below.
Each month's GvG championship takes place on a Saturday as listed in the chart above, and each 1v1 championship takes place on the Sunday as listed above.
Tournament Fan Support
Tournament Prizes
ArenaNet will provide real world prizes for the 2008 Tournament Series Championships through April 2008, the three year anniversary of Guild Wars, and will then offer exclusive and never-before-seen in-game prizes for the remainder of 2008.
April Double Prizes!
To honor our third anniversary, we have doubled both the tournament reward points and the real-world prizes for April.
April GvG Championship
* Maximum of eight items (video cards, MP3 players, mice, cameras, or gaming pads) per guild. Amazon.com gift certificates can be substituted for gift certificates from any of Amazon's international sites.
** The Silver and Bronze Cape Trims last until the end of the next announced season.
*** Tournament Reward Points are permanent in-game prizes (for the duration of the account). They have no retail value. Each participant in each guild earns a scaled number of TRP ranging from 1 to 600 based upon final standings and the number of participants.
Total Retail Value of GvG Prizes: $16,000.00
April 1v1 Championship
Total Retail Value of 1v1 Prizes: $4,500.00
* Tournament Reward Points are permanent in-game prizes (for the duration of the account). They have no retail value. Each participant earns a scaled number of TRP ranging from 1 to 200 based upon final standings and the number of participants.
All prize opportunities will be awarded unless forfeited. Prizes returned as undeliverable or that are otherwise unclaimed within ten (10) days will be forfeited. Prizes are not transferable. No substitutions or exchanges (including for cash) of any prizes will be permitted, except that Sponsors reserve the right to substitute a prize of equal or greater value for any prize. Determination of the eligibility of a person under age 18 to participate in the Guild Wars 2008 Tournament Series Championship is based on the permission granted to said person by his/her parent or legal guardian. All prizes are awarded "AS IS" and WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, express or implied, (including, without limitation, any implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose). This is a contest of skill and, therefore, there are no odds of winning as is the case with a game of chance. All applicable taxes, fees, duties, tariffs, passport or visa costs, and any license, destination, entry, exit and/or delivery charges are the sole responsibility of each player. Taxes on the prizes (including, without limitation, income taxes), if any, are the sole responsibility of the individual winners.
Release: By entering (or consenting to the entry of a person under 18) a Guild Wars 2008 Tournament Series Championship, each participant (or the participant's parent or legal guardian, if the participant is under 18) and the winner (or the winner's parent or legal guardian, if winner is under 18) thereby releases ArenaNet, NCsoft, NCsoft Europe Ltd., NC Interactive, Inc. and their respective parent companies, subsidiaries, affiliates, directors, officers, employees and agencies from any liability whatsoever, and waive any and all causes of action, related to any claims, costs, injuries, losses, or damages of any kind arising out of or in connection with the Guild Wars 2008 Tournament Series Championship or delivery, misdelivery, acceptance, possession, use of or inability to use any prize (including, without limitation, claims, costs, injuries, losses and damages related to personal injuries, death, damage to or destruction of property, rights of publicity or privacy, defamation or portrayal in a false light, whether intentional or unintentional), whether under a theory of contract, tort (including negligence), warranty or other theory. Except where prohibited, you agree that any and all disputes, claims and causes of action arising out of or connected with this contest or any prize awarded shall be resolved under the laws of the State of Washington, without respect to any conflict of law issues, and participants agree that such shall be resolved individually, without resort to any form of class action, and exclusively by the U.S. Federal and State Courts of King County, Washington, U.S.A. All of Sponsor's decisions regarding the application and interpretation of the Rules are final.
Disclaimer of Liability; Certain Risks
Sponsors, and any of their respective parent companies, subsidiaries, affiliates, directors, officers, professional advisors, employees and agencies will not be responsible for: (a) any late, lost, misrouted, garbled, distorted, or damaged transmissions or entries; (b) telephone, electronic, hardware, software, network, Internet, or other computer- or communications-related malfunctions or failures; (c) any event disruptions, losses or damages caused by events beyond the control of Sponsors; or (d) any printing or typographical errors in any materials associated with the Guild Wars 2008 Tournament Series Championship.
Participation in Guild Wars 2008 Tournament Series Championship is void where restricted, taxed or prohibited by law.
The winners of this Tournament will be posted on http://www.guildwars.com—or you may send a Self-Addressed Stamped Envelope to Guild Wars 2008 Tournament Series April Championship, ArenaNet, Inc., 10020 Main Street #164 Bellevue, WA 98004. Residents of Canada may omit return postage.
© 2007 ArenaNet Inc. All rights reserved. NCsoft, the interlocking NC logo, Guild Wars, Guild Wars Nightfall, Nightfall, ArenaNet and all associated logos and designs are trademarks or registered trademarks of NCsoft Corporation. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
Promotion Sponsors: The sponsors of the Guild Wars 2008 Tournament Series are ArenaNet Inc. 10020 Main Street #164 Bellevue, Washington 98004, NCsoft Corporation Seoul, 157-33 Oksan Building, Samsung-Dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea 135-090.
APPENDIX A — Match Scoring and Tie-Breakers
Match points are used for pairing and tie-breakers. Each guild or 1v1 player (hereby know as competitor) earns 3 match points for every match won, 1 point for any draws, and 0 points for any matches lost. Each competitor is assigned an additional 0 to 0.999 match points based on that competitor's opponent's Match-Win Percentage.
Each AT participant's match-win percentage is that competitor's accumulated match points divided by 3, times the number of rounds played, or 0.33, whichever is greater. (Establishing a minimum match-win percentage of 0.33 limits the effect low performances have when calculating and comparing Opponent's Match-Win Percentages.)
For example, a competitor's record is 2-1-1 (2 wins, 1 loss, and 1 draw) after 4 rounds of Swiss play. That competitor has earned 7 match points and has a Match-Win Percentage as follows: 7/(4*3) = .583
A competitor's Opponent's Match-Win Percentage is the average Match-Win Percentage of each opponent that competitor faced (ignoring any rounds for which the competitor received a bye or forfeit).
For example, using the above example, a competitor finished 2-1-1 and its opponents' match records were 2-2-0, 1-2-1, 3-1-0, and 0-4-0, so the competitor's Opponent's Match-Win Percentage is as follows:
(6/12 + 4/12 + 9/12 + 0/12)
Replacing the 0/12 with 0.33 (see above minimum) and translating to the decimal system we get:
(0.50 + 0.33 + 0.67 + 0.33)
This number, which ranges from 0.33 to 1.0 is then scaled to range from 0.0 to 0.999 (for readability) and then added to the competitor's score.
The scaled number is calculated as follows:
(Opponent Win Percentage-0.33) * (0.999/0.67)
In our example above, the competitor has 7.19 points. (7 from its 2 wins and 1 draw, and 0.19 based on an Opponent Win Percentage of 0.46.)
While this may seem a bit complicated, it basically comes down to using the strength of a competitor's schedule as the tie-breaker. The competitor who defeats opponents with better records ends up with a slightly higher score than those competitors who defeated weaker opponents.
Further, each competitor's ladder rank is captured at the start of a tournament. In the event that any ties remain after accounting for Match Points Earned, the ladder rank at the start of the tournament is used to break ties, with better-ranked participants beating worse-ranked guilds (example: a competitor ranked 5th on the ladder beats a competitor ranked 12th on the ladder).
APPENDIX B — Elo Rating System
The Guild Wars Tournament Ladders use the Elo ratings system.
This Elo rating system compares a guild or 1v1 player's (hereby know as competitor) match records against opponents' match records and determines the probability of that competitor winning the matchup. This probability factor determines how many points an Elo rating goes up or down based on the results of each match. When competitors defeat opponents with a higher rating, their Elo rating goes up more than when they defeat opponents with a lower rating (because competitors have a high probability of defeating those with lower ratings). All new competitors start out with a base rating of 1000. The Guild Wars tournament ladder uses the following equation to determine a competitor's win probability in each match:
This probability is then used to recalculate each competitor's rating after the match. In the equation below, competitors receive 1 point if they win the match and 0 if they lose. The competitor's new ratings are determined as follows:
Competitor's New Rating = Competitor's Old Rating + (K-Value * (Scoring Points–Competitor's Win Probability))
All competitors are rated beginning with the first rated match in which they play. Further ratings are calculated chronologically from that first match.
The K-Value is the maximum number of points a competitor's rating may go up or down based on the results of a single match within an event that uses the Elo ratings system. The current K ratings ArenaNet uses are as follows:


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Wow that's a really terrible way for them to implement it. It should simply be.. roll for avoided crit. Crit is avoided thus ALL abilities that trigger on crits happen.
Per request, I'm relaying Eyonix' comments on Resilience:
http://forums.worldofwarcraft.com/th...10535762&sid=1We've seen many players report it as a bug when abilities that activate upon landing a critical strike activate inconsistently with resilience. For instance, if a warrior has both Enrage and Blood Craze talents, only one will activate when a critical strikes is prevented by resilience.
This is not a bug.
This is due to the underlying implementation for this feature. The game doesn't actually know that hit would have been a critical hit if not for resilience. Instead we've added a small chance to activate off non-crits based on resilience gear. Each abilities rolls this chance separately, so they will only occur together if a player is very lucky.
Wow that's a really terrible way for them to implement it. It should simply be.. roll for avoided crit. Crit is avoided thus ALL abilities that trigger on crits happen.
news to a lot of us no? its incredible, but how else could they have implemented it?
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This is extremely old news, but the way I would have anticipated them implementing it would be: if you don't get crit, you don't get the crit-proc ability. The fact that they added a second roll to proc these abilities is nothing but a bonus.
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I honestly don't see why they didn't add a "Resilience negated crit" percentage to the attack that removes crit % but still acts as crits for talents, etc.
Much cleaner than a seperate roll for each ability.
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That's ... freaking stupid.
AKA: We were too lazy to recode it, so hey, since you found out, yes, it's not a bug.
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A very good little great amazing amp which I suggest to every guitarist who loves fender tone and a nice vintage look.
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I own and love my Blues Jr but I didn't like how my acoustic guitar sounded through it. When I brought it in for its 1 year set-up, I mentioned this to the guitar tech. He said that while an electric guitar sounds great through an acoustic amp, the opposite is not true and pointed me to the Acoustasonic 15 on display. I must say, I was amazed by all that sound coming out of such a little box. I was also impressed how clear and rich my Norman Protege B18 CW sounded through this amp; the chorus feature was a huge bonus. At $95 + tax, I walked out of the store with one under my arm. When I got it home, I plugged in my Les Paul Studio and Darryl was right, it gave my guitar a whole different sound. I can't wait until I pay off the American Standard Strat I have laid away, 2 amps with 2 different sounds to try it out with. This amp definitely gets a thumbs up from me.
PB66 owns this item
|Model Name:
|Acoustasonic™ 15, 120V
|Model Number:
|Amplifier Type:
|Solid State
|Instrument Channel: Volume, Bass, Middle, Treble, Chorus. Microphone Channel: Volume, Bass, Middle, Treble.
|15 Watts
|Two - (One 1/4" and One XLR)
|Headphone Jack:
|Two - (Instrument and Microphone)
|Grill Cover:
|Brown Textured Vinyl Covering with Black Grille Cloth
|Amplifier Depth:
|7.13" (18.1 cm)
|Amplifier Width:
|11.19" (28.4 cm)
|Amplifier Height:
|11.5" (29.2 cm)
|Amplifier Weight:
|10.5 lbs. (4.76 kg)
|Chorus (Instrument Channel)
|Speaker Description:
|6 inch Special Design full-range speaker with whizzer cone for enhanced high-frequency response.
|One - 6" Fender® Special Design
|Unique Features:
|Features Include: 15 Watts of output power, 6 inch Special Design full-range speaker with whizzer cone for enhanced high-frequency response, two channels (XLR microphone and ¼" instrument) with individual volume controls, Chorus effect (for instrument channel) with level control and on/off switch, Bass, Middle, and Treble tone controls, ¼" headphone output, Classic Fender cosmetic treatment with brown textured vinyl covering and chrome hardware for durability and great looks, 5-year transferable warranty (US and Canada, other territories may vary).
|Vintage-Style Black Radio
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