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Project Description: The main objective of this Grant is to carry out critical initial assessments and preparatory tasks for development of a 10-year Strategic Plan for Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS). The outputs of this Grant activity can then be adopted and used by policy-makers and professionals of the City of St Petersburg to finalize its 10-year ITS Strategic Plan. A Strategic Plan would provide a roadmap that will guide the City throughout planning, preparation, installation/construction and operation of ITS solutions in a strategic, coherent and cost-efficient manner.
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Deputy Police Commissioner Paul Browne was tonight's First Word. During his phone interview he said the reason the NYPD's Demographics Unit never generated a lead was because that was not the unit's intention.
He released the following statement to NY1 earlier today: "In the reporters' bizarro world, they first falsely accuse the NYPD of using demographics to 'spy' and launch investigations, and now accuse us of 'failure' for not doing that which we said all along were we not doing."
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In the more than six years the NYPD has been surveilling Muslim neighborhoods, the department's Demographics Unit has never generated a lead or triggered a terrorism investigation. The NYPD's assistant chief admitted this in a June testimony unsealed late yesterday.
The Demographics Unit was crucial in creating databases noting where Muslims lived, shopped, worked and prayed. Police hoped the unit would serve as an early warning system for terrorism, but Assistant Chief Thomas Galati said the information that was collected "has not commenced an investigation."
Galati's testimony is part of a longstanding federal civil rights case that began in 1971 over NYPD spying on students, civil rights groups and suspected Communist sympathizers during the 50s and 60s. That resulted in federal guidelines prohibiting the NYPD from collecting information about political speech unless it is related to potential terrorism. Civil rights lawyers believe the Demographics Unit violated those rules.
But Police Commissioner Ray Kelly and Mayor Bloomberg have long defended these so-called counterterrorism tactics. In March, Commissioner Kelly met with a group of Muslim leaders, and assured them the NYPD was obeying the law. Mayor Bloomberg insisted, "We're doing the right thing. We will continue to do the right thing. We take every precaution possible to not do anything that ever violates the law." What do you say?
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The fact that this unit never found nothing amiss should be a sign to city, state and federal officials that targeting all Muslims for suspicions of terrorist activities is not only wrong but a waste of resources
Felix Bay Ridge
Rarely does Bloomberg and his minions do the right thing. They get an idea, initiate, discover or concoct some study that lends support to the action and then proceed to unleash government, i.e. police power on the group originally targeted out of thin air for investigation.
If stop and frisk can reveal hundreds of domestic villains and criminals, you can't tell me they can't expose a single Muslim villain.
JoePort Richmond, SI
9/11 has been a pretext for the government as a whole to circumvent common sense and Democracy, why would the Bloomberg administration be any different? This testimony straight from an NYPD official is going to be waved off by Bloomberg and Kelly just like the report that they grossly overstated the amount of terrorist plots they had foiled. At the end of the day this all comes down to what is wrong with this city as a whole, the Mayor and his minions really think they are the Federal government or even something bigger in their delusional minds. They haven't been able to stops guns or drugs from coming into this city, and they can barely handle the juvenile criminals that have been running wild in the city, what makes them think they can really find high level or even medium level international terrorist?
As for the question of whether they broke Federal laws, that will be up to someone else in the government so who knows what direction that will blow. One thing is certain, the Mayors and police in some of the other cities and states they have encroached into have already voiced their displeasure for their sometimes covert activities, and that just comes down to jurisdiction and common courtesy. The Mayor and Kelly need to be concerned with doing the main job the citizens pay them for, and if anything they should be sued for trying to impersonate the President and FBI director.
RLThe Bronx
The rules for surveillance as it pertains to a particular ethnic group should very carefully devised or it soon becomes a slippery slope where privacy and freedom of speech usurped by state imperatives.
The government dropped the ball allowing the 9/11 attackers to follow through with their plans. The NYPD knows that New York City and the country cannot survive another attack. Does anybody remember the Buffalo cell that was discovered before they could strike? All is fair in war and we are in a war whether we like it or not.
Jimmy from the Bronx.
The police department is violating muslims right. They are the ones somebody should be watching with all the wrong they do to others and they are "suppose" to be protecting us.
Audrey - Flushing
This report doesn't surprise me at all. But in spite of the obvious failure of its spying program, the NYPD is going to continue to do what it wants regardless, just like it rationalizes continuing stop and frisk even though after violating the the civil rights of 700,000 boys and men of color in one year, only 6% of stops resulted in arrests, mostly for misdemeanor drug charges. As long as the NYPD uses racial and ethnic profiling to fuel its policies they will continue to be ineffective.
Meryl from Manhattan
Not only is the NYPD not making any safer and wasting valuable resources on such misguided programs, but they're also alienating a whole section of New Yorkers - Muslim New Yorkers - making them feel like they're second class citizens in this city.
Diala, Brooklyn, NY.
the NYPD is feeling the heat and are now in denial after the docs were released. what a waste of resources.
We as Americans should not tolerate such act and should look Back 70 years ago on how racisim affect millions. History should not repeat itself specially here as we lead the world.
Paul Brown is the one who denied the existence of the Demographics Unit and denied that the NYPD Commissioner participated in the islamophobic film, the 3rd Jihad. What else is he hiding?
HeshamNew Springville
I think it was completely appropriate for the NYPD to have done surveillance on the Muslim community.
Our government has made terrible errors in judgement in letting into our country, for example, in 1990 Abel-Rahman even though he was on the terrorist watch list.
His followers HERE IN OUR CITY carried out the first WTC attack. While in our country he declared a fatwah to blow up the United Nations, the GW bridge! The Lincoln and Holland tunnels. Nobody knows what was avoided by having the police pressure on, and having eyes on them, perhaps thwarted more violence. Before the 9/11 attacks, there were Muslim school children who told their teachers that the WTC would be bombed. Look at all the recent attempts at terrorism here, most recently in Times Square, and they were done by Muslims. This is a random singling out of a group of people for the hell of it. Radical fundamentalist Muslims are a tiny minority, but we would be utter fools to ignore the fact that those terrorists are at war with us and all the West stands for, and it is imperative for the NYPD to do due diligence.
I am not against Muslims in the least, but for people to scratch their heads in wonder on why the NYPD needed to take a look at the community, that same naïveté is what allowed is to happen to us. If members of the Khmer Rouge had murdered thousands of people on 9/11, I would hope that the NYPD would have done the same.
Simone - Manhattan
The problem is we are scared, after Pearl Harbor The US government detained Japanese Americans in camps. Tolerance works both ways, I think the Muslim community is being very insensitive by locating a Muslim Mask and Community Center, so close to the site of 911. Again, tolerance and sensitivity should work both ways. EdMurry Hill
Anyone who makes statements like "the NYPD isn't making anything safer...they're wasting money..."etc. ought to check their facts and read about the many plots by Muslim extremists since 9/11 to blow up the subway, blow up JFK Airport, blow up a SUV in Tiimes Sq. Etc, all thwarted by NYPD vigilance. Stop blaming the NYPD and look into your own community which is breeding terrorists.
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NEW PRODUCT Mitutoyo – Absolute Digimatic Digital Calipers. The most useful tool we' ve ever laid our hands on. These calipers are indestructible and ultra-precise. These digital calipers work by having a capacitive sensor instead of a rack and pinion, so they never go out of alignment even if, say, you accidentally drop them ( a few times) . One button converts the measurement from millimeters to inches. Perfect for measuring components. We' ve used the same pair multiple times daily for 5 years and never replaced the battery. They are very much treasured and we' re very pleased to be offer them in the store as The Best Calipers On Earth.
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Featuring patented foldable jaws, these calipers make it easy to move between various trees and plots. Just fold the jaws parallel to the scale of the caliper for easy carrying. Each caliper features a non-reflective, alloy-coated aluminum scale with a rounded profile and a hollow center to provide durability, strength, and lightness. The caliper offers a smooth glide and features an ergonomic handle for comfortable use with or without gloves.
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Easily measure diameters from a distance! Simply aim the two perfectly aligned laser pointer Gator Eyes as though you are actually at the stem and then pull the caliper jaws apart until the laser points are positioned where you want them. Read the results on the caliper scale.
The Class III green lasers reach over 130 feet ( 40 meters) and offer outstanding visibility in sunny areas. Ideal for measuring upper stem diameter as well as for use in areas where access to certain trees is limited. Each pair of water-resistant Gator Eyes is mounted on a Haglö f Mantax Black Caliper. Power: two CR123A lithium batteries ( included)
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This all-in-one, space-saving tool allows you to take a comprehensive, accurate inventory and quickly record species, diameter, and height information. The caliper comes with a Digitech Professional Computer with Bluetooth® capability for easy wireless communication with other compatible instruments including GPS receivers, bar code scanners, printers, and height measurement devices.
The Digitech Professional' s non-incremental, non-contact measuring system requires no calibration and provides accurate diameter readings time after time. In addition, the non-contact system results in no mechanical wear and low power consumption of the rechargeable battery. The caliper' s detachable scale allows for easy transport and storage. The Digitech Professional Computer can be used together with the caliper or alone as a handheld unit. You can also use the computer with Haglö f T Cruise software ( sold separately) . Individual Digitech computers are also available, with and without Bluetooth capability.
Includes: Digitech Professional Computer Terminal, scale of specified length, international charger, pc-cable, aluminium carrying case.
Note: To use the Digitech Professional Caliper System or the Digitech Professional Computer alone, you must order your choice of software ( sold separately) .
PLASTIC Caliper Analog - Alat Survey
Use this durable caliper to measure the size of a tree up to 7" diameter! Fits easily into your pocket. The English scale reads from 0 to 7 inches with 1/ 4" graduations. The metric scale reads from 0 to 15 cm with 1 cm graduations.
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Am Sonntag 04 Juli 2010, 23:02:39 schrieb Mike Frysinger:
> On Sunday, July 04, 2010 10:29:57 Lars Wendler wrote:
> > now that openrc has no active upstram anymore [1] what shall we do? To be
> > honest I was really looking forward for openrc/baselayout-2 finally
> > becoming stable in Gentoo but this seems to be quite implausible now that
> > openrc has no upstream anymore.
> > If there's anyone out there who would volunteer to maintain openrc,
> > please step up now or else I fear we must abandon openrc which would be
> > very sad.
> like i already told William a few months ago, it really doesnt matter.
> openrc was a Gentoo project to start with and since it is all based in
> git, there's nothing for us to do -- we already have an openrc git repo on
> the Gentoo git server.
> http://git.overlays.gentoo.org/gitweb/?p=proj/openrc.git;a=summary
> -mike
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Originally published Sunday, July 8, 2012 at 5:16 PM
Big field of candidates jostles for secretary of state's job
An open race for Washington's secretary of state has attracted a crowded field of high-profile candidates, including former Seattle Mayor Greg Nickels; Jim Kastama, a conservative Democratic state senator; Kim Wyman, Thurston County's auditor; and Kathleen Drew, a former state senator and former aide to Gov. Chris Gregoire.
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A rarity in the state's politics — an open race to be Washington's top election official — has attracted a crowded field of high-profile candidates.
Among those running for secretary of state are Greg Nickels, the former Seattle mayor who gained a national profile for his environmental activism; Jim Kastama, a conservative Democratic state senator who was a key swing vote in state budget negotiations; Kim Wyman, Thurston County's auditor; and Kathleen Drew, a former state senator and former aide to Gov. Chris Gregoire.
Washington has had only two secretaries of state since 1980, Ralph Munro and the incumbent, Sam Reed, who is not seeking re-election.
The secretary of state, who oversees state and local elections and registers and licenses private corporations, is not as visible a job as governor or attorney general. However, in recent years, the office has been more in the spotlight, as tens of millions of dollars pour into initiatives and election campaigns and because Reed oversaw the excruciatingly close recounts in the 2004 gubernatorial race between Gregoire and Dino Rossi.
The three Democrats in the race — Drew, Nickels and Kastama — are likely vying to face the Republican Wyman in November. The top two finishers in the August primary will advance to the general election, regardless of party.
The Democrats are trying to retake an office that Republicans have held since 1965.
Sam Wright of the Human Rights Party, Karen Murray of the Constitution Party and David Anderson, who didn't list a party preference, also are on the ballot.
Wyman, Thurston County's auditor since 2001, said she wants to continue the work Reed has done. Reed was widely praised for his oversight of the 2004 gubernatorial recounts in a highly charged environment.
"Even though it was tough, he followed the law," said Wyman, adding she would run the office in a politically neutral way. "We've seen states like Florida and Ohio, where you had partisan secretaries of state that affected the integrity of the elections process."
One of Wyman's goals would be to modernize voter registration, with an aim to make it more automated and strike a balance between security and access.
She said she's reluctant to make significant changes to the initiative process. Some advocates complain that increasingly large corporate interests have too much sway with initiatives. With Initiative 1183, last year's liquor-privatization measure pushed by Costco and other retailers, both sides raised more than $35 million.
Wyman says that in the end, voters decide an initiative's fate.
"Our voters, quite frankly, are pretty smart," said Wyman, who has scored the endorsements of Reed, predecessors Munro and Bruce Chapman, and the Washington Education Association, which typically backs Democrats
Nickels, who served two terms as Seattle's mayor before being ousted in the primary when he sought re-election in 2009, is attempting a political comeback.
He said one of the things that attracted him to the race was that elections should be run in a professional, nonpartisan matter. Nickels would like to look at possibly changing the initiative process and exploring ways to blunt the effect of big money in politics.
"How do we make sure that it's the average person, and the average voter, that is ultimately the voice that counts?" he said.
The initiative process "started to go sideways" with the advent of paid signature-gatherers, Nickels said. Among the ideas he'd like to pursue is having signature-gatherers paid hourly, rather than by the signature.
Nickels acknowledges that getting elected to statewide office as a former Seattle mayor is a tough slog.
"It's definitely uphill," he said. "I think there's a thing when the Seattle mayor runs for governor, it's seen as a touch of arrogance. I'm offering my service in a down-ballot office, I have the experience and I can offer a record of success."
Drew, a former state senator from Issaquah, has picked up endorsements from the state Democratic Party, as well as Gregoire.
She would like to make it easier for people to register and to vote, especially young people. Among her ideas are to make it easier for people to register to vote when they renew their driver's licenses, and to allow 16- and 17-year-olds to preregister before they turn 18.
"I also want to look at what the overall standard policy is on ballot drop boxes. Generally, they are not provided on college campuses or throughout the community. I want to make sure people have access to return ballots," Drew said.
She, too, would like to see changes in the initiative-gathering process, perhaps by requiring that paid signature gatherers be residents of Washington.
Kastama, a state senator form Puyallup, was a member of the "Roadkill Caucus" of conservative Democrats. He often angered fellow party members by siding with the GOP, but said his goal always has been to find compromise.
"I have proven, in my 16 years in office, that I have tried to work across the aisle," Kastama said.
He cites his experience chairing the government and elections panel after the tight 2004 gubernatorial race. And he would like to emphasize the secretary of state's responsibilities in the business community by better coordinating resources.
"We have a lot of economic-development programs in our state, and a lot of them are excellent," Kastama said. "But for someone to find these resources is often impossible."
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bat·terynoun \ˈba-t(ə-)rē\
: a device that is placed inside a machine (such as a clock, toy, or car) to supply it with electricity
: a usually large group of similar people, things, or ideas that work together, are used together, etc.
: a group of two or more big guns used by the military
plural bat·ter·ies
Full Definition of BATTERY
[Middle French batterie, from battre to beat]a : a grouping of artillery pieces for tactical purposesb : the guns of a warship
: an artillery unit in the army equivalent to a company
a : a combination of apparatus for producing a single electrical effectb : a group of two or more cells connected together to furnish electric current; also : a single cell that furnishes electric current <a flashlight battery>c plural : level of energy or enthusiasm <needs a vacation to recharge her batteries>
: the position of readiness of a gun for firing
: the pitcher and catcher of a baseball team
Examples of BATTERY
- I bought new batteries for the flashlights.
- The operation was performed by a battery of doctors.
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Anglo-French baterie, from batre to beat, from Latin battuere
First Known Use: 1531
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bat·terynoun \ˈbat-ə-rē, ˈba-trē\ (Medical Dictionary)
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Medical Definition of BATTERY
a : a combination of apparatus for producing a single electrical effect b : a group of two or more cells connected together to furnish electric current; also : a single cell that furnishes electric current
: a group or series of tests; especially : a group of intelligence or personality tests given to a subject as an aid in psychological analysis
batterynoun (Concise Encyclopedia)
Any of a class of devices, consisting of a group of electrochemical cells (see electrochemistry), that convert chemical energy into electrical energy; the term is also commonly applied to a single cell of this kind. A wet cell (e.g., a car battery) contains free liquid electrolyte; in a dry cell (e.g., a flashlight battery) the electrolyte is held in an absorbent material. Chemicals are arranged so that electrons released from the battery's negative electrode flow (see electric current) through a circuit outside the battery (in the device powered by it) to the battery's positive electrode. The battery's voltage depends on the chemicals used and the number of cells (in series); the current depends on the resistance in the total circuit (including the batteryand thus on electrode size). Multiple batteries may be connected in series (the positive electrode of one to the negative electrode of the next), which increases total voltage, or in parallel (positive to positive and negative to negative), which increases total current. Batteries that are not rechargeable include standard dry cells used in flashlights and certain wet cells for marine, mine, highway, and military use. Car batteries, many kinds of dry cells used in cordless appliances, and batteries for certain military and aerospace uses may be recharged repeatedly.
The sodium-sulfur (NaS) battery, patented in 1965 by the Ford Motor Company, has been used in some —© Merriam-Webster Inc.
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Using the finest quality and fresh ingredients at Monk Bar Chocolatiers we make small batches of over 60 varieties of luxury handmade chocolates.
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According to the company, the Multimodule-3, an infrared (IR) touch control for vitro-ceramic table cookers, is designed for a maximum of two heaters of which one can be a dual zone heater.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
A Proclamation
His Excellency Governor Deval L. Patrick
Whereas Two hundred and thirty-five years ago, the Second Continental Congress passed the Flag Resolution, designating the flag to "be thirteen stripes, alternate red and white; that the union be thirteen stars, white in a blue field, representing a new Constellation"; and
Whereas Our national flag is an enduring symbol of our history and the ideal of liberty and justice for
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Whereas We honor the brave men and women, from the Continental Army to our troops around the world today, who defended the flag and all that it represents; and
Whereas Old Glory is the embodiment the Founding Fathers' dreams of unity and freedom that laid foundation to this great nation,
Now, Therefore, I, Deval L. Patrick, Governor of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, do hereby proclaim June 14th, 2012, to be,
Flag Day
And urge all the citizens of the Commonwealth to take cognizance of this event and participate fittingly in its observance.
Given at the Executive Chamber in Boston, first day of June, in the year two thousand and twelve, and of the Independence of the United States of America, the two hundred and thirty-fifth.
By His Excellency
Deval L. Patrick
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William Francis Galvin
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Step 1Using the Giorgio Armani Face & Eye Bliss Palette in No.1, apply the white satin eyeshadow all over the lid, up to the crease with a shader brush.
Step 2Using the same brush, pat on the bright blue eyeshadow onto the outer 1/2 of the eyelid, blending up into the crease.
Step 3Apply the grey eyeshadow into the crease and outer "V" with a precise, tapered brush to give depth and dimension to the look.
Step 4Use the same pencil brush to apply the grey eyeshadow to the lower lashline, from the outer corner to the center of the eye.
Step 5Apply a little more of the blue eyeshadow to the inner 1/2 of the lower lashline for an extra pop of color.
Step 6Use your favorite black eyeliner to line the upper lashline, making sure to stay as close to the base of the lashes as possible. Extend the eyeliner at the outer corner to give a cat-eye look.
Step 7Line the waterline with a white kohl pencil to create an intense brightness and really make the blue eyeshadow stand out.
Step 8Apply several coats of your favorite black mascara for thick, defined lashes. The black mascara and eyeliner makes a great contrast over the bright white and blue shades
Step 9Apply the coral pink blush from the palette to the apples of the cheeks with a soft blush brush, blending back towards the hairline and down slightly.
Step 10Finish off the look with the Giorgio Armani Rouge d'Armani Sheer in Beige 100, a gorgeous, silky nude lipstick that leaves lips with a high-shine, glossy finish.
The Giorgio Armani Pop Collection for Spring 2013 is all about washes of color on a simple, neutral canvas. I really wanted to highlight the gorgeous aqua blue in the Face & Eye Bliss Palette, as well as the bright coral cheeks (possibly my favorite part of the look). I know that a lot of people stray away from blue eyeshadow… but there are a few tricks to make it more wearable; one trick used in this look was to really make good use of the grey eyeshadow. Blending a bright pop of color into a neutral grey tone helps to make it more wearable. Also, working with brightening whites to really make the color pop that much more.
This collection is small, yet mighty. Besides eyeliner and mascara, the entire look was created with just two pieces. So pack your string bikini and get ready to be whisked away to a tropical resort… because that's exactly how I feel, glowing with aqua eyes, coral cheeks and neutral lips.
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SJH&MC First in the State to receive Heart Failure Accreditation
St. John Hospital and Medical Center has received full Heart Failure Accreditation status from the Society of Chest Pain Centers. SJH&MC is the first hospital in Michigan to receive this recognition.
Heart failure is the leading cause of death in the United States. Approximately five million people in the U.S have heart failure. In addition, heart failure patients are responsible for 12 to 15 million physician office visits per year and 6.5 million hospital days. SCPC's goal is to help facilities manage the heart failure patient more efficiently and improve patient outcomes.
This accreditation represents the hospital's commitment and dedication to our heart failure patients. It involves the coordinated efforts of emergency medical services, emergency medicine, cardiology, the heart failure inpatient unit and community education."We are proud to be the first SCPC accredited Heart Failure Center in Michigan" says Margarita Pena, M.D., SJH&MC emergency medicine physician.
"I am so proud of the way our team worked collaboratively to achieve this accreditation. Not only does this demonstrate our commitment to provide the highest level of quality care but it enhances our Cardiovascular Center of Excellence," says Debbie Condino, SJH&MC vice president.
SJH&MC has demonstrated its expertise and commitment to quality patient care by meeting or exceeding a wide set of stringent criteria and undergoing an onsite review by a team of SCPC's accreditation review specialists. The hospital's protocol-driven and systematic approach to patient management allows physicians to reduce time to treatment and to risk stratify patients to decrease their length of stay. Key areas in which a facility with Heart Failure Accreditation must demonstrate expertise include the following:
- Emergency Department Integration with Emergency Medical Services
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Some people – or should we say People? ― find Gwyneth Paltrow to be the most beautiful woman on Earth. Others, apparently, get a little more excited about Miley Cyrus.
Miley just joined Instagram (why? "I was bored," she says) and decided her first photo would be a hot shot of herself announcing that she's #1 on Maxim's coveted Hot 100 list. The only problem? Maxim itself hadn't announced this, making it a liiittle awkward that Miley just declared herself the hottest female on the planet.
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Your Kinect Avatar has just been given superpowers! Feel what it's like to be a superhero as you save the universe on your Xbox Kinect. With the fate of the entire cosmos on the line, you'll wield the powers of your brand-new super suit and face down the forces of evil in full-body brawls. PowerUp your avatar with the Mentalist suit, which lets you hack enemy's minds, or the Necromancer suit, which puts you in command of a skeleton army. You'll rack up a new suit each time you defeat an enemy, earning their suit - and their powers - with your hard-fought victory.
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If your looking for a fighting game that can perfectly detect all your movements kinect is not there yet. However this game is one of the best games that utilizes the kinect technology that i have played. Shooting projectiles with your hands kicking your opponents fun times. There are some difficult...more
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The PowerCL: CL for Files (CLF) product provides a CL CHAIN command to search and find a record by key or relative record number. The product also has a ReadRcdCLF command which provides quite a bit more function than the RPG CHAIN operation code.
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Stony Brook University, Department of Music Course Descriptions
Fall 2014
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Seminar in Music History: Introduction to Sound Studies in Music
Tuesday, Thursday, 02:30 - 03:50 PM, Staller Center, 2322
Instructor: Katherine Kaiser
Over the course of the last century, loudspeakers, the recording studio, ringtones, iPods and other music technologies have altered the way we produce, listen to, and conceive of music. From tape music to multimedia installations, composers have adapted to and driven these changes, blurring the line between sound and music. Sound studies, one of the fastest-growing and most influential scholarly discourses in music studies, offers a useful framework to both reconsider traditional concert music and understand experimental contemporary musical works in light of these technological and conceptual changes. During the course of the semester, we will consider questions such as: How does perceiving music as sound change the way we listen to and study music? What is the role of technology in shaping sonic expression? How do 20thand 21st century works engage sound?
Course work includes reading the key texts in sound studies and music history and theory. Additionally, we will study works by Charles Ives, Leos Janáček, Pierre Schaeffer, Pauline Oliveros, Steve Reich, and Janet Cardiff, among others. Students will be asked to think critically and to write about the technological mediation of sound and the role of sound both in their daily lives and in contemporary music. Grades will be based on participation in class discussion, weekly reading and listening assignments, weekly blog posts in the style of key online sound studies journals, and a final research paper that draws on the themes and scholarship discussed in the course. MUS 352 should be taken as a pre- or co-requisite to this course.
MUS 501: Compositional Skills of Tonal Music
Monday, 1:00 – 4:00PM, Staller Center, 2314
Instructor: Sheila Silver
MUS 501 is an accelerated review of tonal harmony and counterpoint, focusing on a mastery of the principles. We begin by perfecting the harmonization of a choral in the style of Bach and then move into species counterpoint with the goal of composing an Invention in two parts. The goal of the course is not only to bring your tonal hearing to a higher level but also to increase your overall contrapuntal technique -- relevant to any style in which you are composing. While this course is designed for composers, qualified students from other programs may participate. This course does NOT fulfill the DMA theory course requirement.
MUS 502: Proseminar in Tonal Analysis
Thursday, 1:00 – 4:00 PM, Staller Center, 2314
Instructor: Daniel Weymouth
Analysis is not just about the "what" of a piece, but also the "why." We will consider some very well-known works (Mozart, Haydn, Schubert) along with some lesser-known ones. By thinking about various ways of looking at the music – rhythmic, harmonic, linear, thematic, structural – we will attempt develop a way of looking at the whole piece. As a consequence, we will also consider the nature of analysis: what it can (and cannot) tell us about the music.
Students should plan to spend 9 to 12 hours per week on this course outside of class. You will have to do a significant amount of analysis, and I will usually want to see the results, in charts or some similar form. Weekly work may also involve short written responses to assigned readings. Grading will be based on these weekly assignments, along with two papers (the second one can be a re-write). You will work hard, but I promise that you will also learn a lot. The course is suitable for performance students as well as historians and composers. Some familiarity with the vocabulary of tonal chords is assumed.
This course fulfills a music theory requirement for the MM/DMA programs
3 credits
MUS 503 Music of the 20th and 21st Centuries: Music from 1945 to the Present
Monday, 1:00pm – 4:00pm, Melvlle Library, W1531
Instructor: Stephen Smith
This course studies music in the Western concert tradition, dating mostly from 1945 to the present. It will consider particular works in their historical contexts; texts relating to these works written by composers, theorists, performers, historians, and critics; performance issues raised by this music; and questions that arise in the process of analyzing these works.
Grades will be based upon in-class presentations, brief written responses to weekly readings, and a final research project.
This course is required for MA students in the History-Theory program and fulfills a music history requirement for the MM/DMA programs.
3 credits
MUS 504: Proseminar in the Analysis of 20th and 21st Century Music
Thursday, 1:00 – 4:00 PM, Staller Center, 2310
Instructor: Matthew Barnson
Participants in this proseminar will explore methods and models for analyzing music created in the 20th and 21st centuries with a particular focus on notated post-tonal repertoires.
During the first half of the course, we will study canonical 20th Century works and the attendant scholarship (including some set theory). We will then turn to recent music for which little or no secondary literature exists. Throughout the course we will consider how (now) classic post-tonal analytical methods illuminate or obscure, privilege or exclude some aspects of music, and how or if they might be used to understand new or neglected repertoires that might share qualities of "post-tonal" music even though they might not be strictly "post-tonal."
Many important works from the 20th Century were accompanied by manifestos, theoretical treatises, scholarship, publicity, and propaganda. Many Modernist composers or those in their circles - including scholars, performers, and philosophers - felt the need to explain and defend this music to a hostile or indifferent public. Thus, we will consider both the techniques and rhetoric of these analytical methods and the attendant possibilities and problems posed to scholars, performers, and composers employing them, as well as the expectations placed on audiences hearing the music described.
Finally, participants will apply analytical techniques studied or provisionally developed in the course to a work created after 2010.
Course work includes weekly readings and listening, regular response papers, analytical assignments, and a final paper.
This course fulfills a music theory requirement for the MM/DMA programs.
3 credits
MUS 507: Studies in Music History: Death, Dying, and Consolation in Music from Bach to Britten
Monday 1:00 – 4:00 PM, Staller Center, 2318
Instructor: Keith Johnston
Participants in the seminar will study selected works that reflect composers' changing attitudes and individual creative approaches to terminal illness, bodily suffering, murder, suicide, trauma, grief, forgiveness, acceptance, and resilience in music. Works include Schütz's Musikalische Exequien, Bach's St. Matthew Passion, Mozart's La clemenza di Tito, Schubert's Winterreise, Verdi's La Traviata, Wagner's Tristan und Isolde, Brahms's Requeim, Massenet's Werther, Mahler's Kindertotenlieder, Vaughan Williams's Dona nobis pacem, and Britten's War Requieum. We will investigate the way these works reflect and have influenced ideas about death through a comparative analysis of music, literature, iconography, and writings about death by authors including Montaigne, Hume, Goethe, Leopardi, Schopenhauer, Whitman, Owen, Philippe Ariès, and contemporary musicologists.
Course work will include weekly written responses to the material, an in-class presentation, an individual research project, and class attendance and participation.
This course is not designed to have participants gothically wallow in musical sadness or bugaboo. It is instead designed to investigate the musical means by which artists have interpreted and represented this most profound certainty of human experience.
This course fulfills a music history requirement in the MM/DMA programs.
3 credits
Music 514 and 344 Audio Engineering
Thursday, 1:00 - 4:00 PM, STALLER Center, 3361A
Instructor: Andrew Nittoli
Technical fundamentals of audio engineering for the serious practitioner, with primary emphasis on sound reinforcement and recording arts. Wave propagation and room acoustics will be examined, as well as the nature of sound and music, and their parametric representations in the time and frequency domains. The course focuses on measurement and critical listening, and investigates the basic operational theory of devices and systems including microphones, mixers, analog tape machines, interconnects, editing, and digital recording systems. We will discuss the operation of the basic Amplifier, Servo systems, and Digital theory beginning with the Uniform Sampling Rate Theorem, Quantization, and Dither. A qualitative approach will be taken in order to make concepts accessible to the musician and technical practitioner.
Course Requirements: Midterm exam and Final exam, plus a Project in Critical Listening.
This course fulfills a music theory requirement in the MM (only) program.
3 credits
Music 515 Fundamental of Electronic Music
Tuesdays, 7:00-10:00 PM, Staller Center 3343
Instructor: Daria Semegen
A technical or scientific background is not required. Graduate students may enroll (undergraduates need special permission). In this intriguing subject, you'll experience, observe and interpret categories of sounds, art forms and processes in new ways. Performers, composers and scholars improve their observation and evaluation of sounds, their sonic components and creation through focused parametric listening (hear what you've been missing!), basic acoustics, and hands-on electronic music studio work including: sound generation, recording, modification, mixing, timbral design analog/digital editing, post-production methods, musique concrète and analog voltage-controlled modular synthesis techniques (vintage Buchla, Moog, Arp synths).
Our one-of-a-kind classic analog studio with its custom-designed sound modification devices includes influential, pioneering German engineer Harald Bode's "Klangumwander", Bode Ring-Modulator; EMT Classic Electronic Reverberation units (Elektromesstechnik), a variety of band-pass, graphic, analog filters/equalizers, TSM flanger and other effects/signal generators. Observe, detect, compare how sounds behave within various contexts, understand their aural perception, psychological effect, strategies of use and their aesthetic and technical aspects. Included is a brief historical survey of electronic music and audio technology, discussion of landmark works, aesthetic concepts, creative approaches including combinations with other media/arts and technologies; analog and digital processes and their ergonomics: influences on thinking, choice of working methods, musical outcomes, sensory and aesthetic discernment. Pursue answers to philosophical and practical questions including: what is art? what is the purpose of pitch? why and how can noise be music? what are the psychological effects of silence and sound in different contexts? why is improvisation-play an essential basis for nuanced studio work? what are the basic tasks and thinking-tools of artists working in all media? are DJs virtuosos? how do we observe, understand and evaluate work using sonic+visual media?
Included are basic sound engineering skills and studio terminology; designing timbres, densities, transients for sonic gestures, editing in textural composition, spatialization, sonic depth of field; recognition, description and analysis of formal structures in electronic music with or without scores; composition strategies and improvisation methods, digital editing techniques in sound-art composition.
We hear and discuss students' studio practice tasks and any original work. Periodic assignments may include audio tasks, brief research papers and critiques on listening, mixed media, musical/tech landmarks, individuals, styles/trends/devices/aesthetics/psychoacoustics, genres or related topics. This evening class has a refreshment break: complimentary coffees, teas, munchables.
This course fulfills a music theory requirement for students in the MM(only) program. It is required for MA/PhD composition students. Please contact Prof. Semegen with any questions: email@example.com
3 credits
MUS 536: Area Studies in Ethnomusicology: Southeast Asian Music and Global Conflict
Thursdays, 1-4pm, W1531-Melville Library
Instructor: Benjamin Tausig
This introductory ethnomusicology course explores the deep connections between musical practice and geopolitical conflict that have existed in Mainland Southeast Asia for several centuries. We will listen especially closely to the 20th century, when colonialism, war, and industrialization were brought to bear on local musics in profound ways. Specific case studies include genocide and Cambodian popular music, the use of Thai mor lam as an anti-communist propaganda tool, the music of Hmong and Lao refugees in the postwar United States, and censorship in contemporary Burmese rock. We will examine each genre formally, and understand it through relevant critical readings in the theory of music in dynamic global societies.
Requirements include weekly readings and listening, class presentations, regular response papers and in-class discussions, and a final paper.
This course fulfills a music history requirement for the MM/DMA programs.
3 credits
Music 542: Ethnomusicology and Social Theory
Wednesday, 2:30 – 5:30 pm, Melville library W1531
Instructor: Margarethe Adams
The goal of this course is to provide a solid foundation in social theory in ethnomusicology by giving students an understanding of historical trajectories in the discipline and through studying influential theoretical areas of inquiry such as semiotics; aesthetics; place and embodiment; nationalism and transnationalism; copyright, ownership and cultural rights; music and emotion; and music and ecology. Requirements include two article presentations, bi-weekly written assignments on the readings, occasional in-class writings, a final paper and a final oral presentation.
This course fulfills a music history requirement for the MM/DMA programs.
3 credits
Music 547: Topics in Baroque Music--Rhetoric and Affect in Seventeenth-Century Music
Tuesday, 1:00 – 4:00 PM, Staller Center, 2314
Instructor: Erika Honisch
In the seventeenth century, composers were often referred to as "musical poets." Developed most extensively in the German Lutheran tradition, this designation nevertheless reflects (and depends on) widely held assumptions about music's status as a kind of discourse through which ideas could be persuasively and dramatically communicated. It also reflects music's transfer—initiated by the rhetorically-minded humanists of the sixteenth century—from the mathematical quadrivium to the verbal trivium, and a growing interest in the power of utterance. Such momentous shifts displaced the venerable understanding of music as "sounding number." In the new view, sound itself—not its numerical abstraction—was connected to affect: to borrow the opening line of René Descartes's Compendium musicae (1618), "The object of music is sound. Its purpose is to please and arouse in us various passions." In short, music was something to be heard, felt, and understood.
In this course, we will examine the changing relationship between sound, rhetoric, and affect in a century characterized by musical "polystylism," the rise of instrumental music, and a gradual reorientation in pitch space from modal to tonal pitch structures. Bearing in mind Horace's dictum that the poet should aim to delight (delectare), instruct (docere), and persuade (movere), we will consider the ways in which composers ranging from Monteverdi to Schütz to Lully manipulated rhythm, texture, and style in order to craft effective and moving compositions––what might reasonably be called "musical orations." We will adopt socio-historical, repertorial, and analytical approaches in order to tackle these problems. We will engage with a combination of primary source readings (e.g. Burmeister, Bernhard, Raguenet) and secondary literature (e.g. Eric Chafe, Mauro Calcagno, Tim Carter, Suzanne Cusick, Andrew dell'Antonio, and Bettina Varwig), teasing out the tangled threads of scholarly debates about the ways music was heard in the seventeenth century. In four weeks of the semester, we will focus on one specific place and cultural moment: Mantua, Venice, Dresden, and Paris/Versailles.
There will be weekly readings and projects in transcription/analysis, in-class presentations, and a final research paper.
This course fulfills a music history requirement for the MM/DMA programs.
3 credits
MUS 559: Topics in Analysis: Analyzing Early Music
Monday, 1:00 – 4:00 pm, Staller Center, 2318
Instructor: Catherine Bradley
While 19th- and 20th-century repertoires are richly furnished with multiple analytical methodologies, music written before 1600 often poses a challenge for the analyst. How might we talk about compositions for which we appear to lack an analytical vocabulary, since the rules of tonal harmony or concepts of structural and motivic unity seem inappropriate and unenlightening? This seminar aims to develop alternative approaches and analytical criteria that prove more fruitful for the understanding of polyphonic music before 1600.
Repertoires studied will include: the earliest motets, fourteenth-century chansons and isorhythmic techniques, motets and Masses by Machaut, Dufay, Dunstaple, Josquin, Palestrina, and others. In addition to the detailed scrutiny of musical materials across a variety of styles and genres, we will engage with and critique existing scholarly debates surrounding specific pieces (particularly those which have prompted controversially differing interpretations in recent scholarship) and musical practices.
There will be weekly readings and analysis projects, in-class presentations, and a final research paper.
This course fulfills a music theory requirement for MM/DMA programs.
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Synonyms for sicknessˈsɪk nɪs
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Princeton's WordNet
illness, unwellness, malady, sickness(noun)
impairment of normal physiological function affecting part or all of an organism
unwellness, malady, illness, nausea, sickness
defectiveness or unsoundness
unwellness, malady, illness, nausea
nausea, sickness(noun)
the state that precedes vomiting
unwellness, malady, illness, nausea, sickness
English Synonyms and Antonyms, by James Champlin Fernald
Disease is the general term for any deviation from health; in a more limited sense it denotes some definite morbid condition; disorder and affection are rather partial and limited; as, a nervous affection; a disorder of the digestive system. Sickness was generally used in English speech and literature, till the close of the eighteenth century at least, for every form of physical disorder, as abundantly appears in the English Bible: "Jesus went about ... healing all manner of sickness and all manner of disease among the people," Matt. iv, 23; "Elisha was fallen sick of his sickness whereof he died," 2 Kings xiii, 14. There is now, in England, a tendency to restrict the words sick and sickness to nausea, or "sickness at the stomach," and to hold ill and illness as the only proper words to use in a general sense. This distinction has received but a very limited acceptance in the United States, where sick and sickness have the earlier and wider usage. We speak of trifling ailments, a slight indisposition, a serious or a deadly disease; a slight or severe illness; a painful sickness. Complaint is a popular term, which may be applied to any degree of ill health, slight or severe. Infirmity denotes a chronic or lingering weakness or disability, as blindness or lameness.
affection, ailment, complaint, disease, disorder, distemper, illness, indisposition, infirmity, malady, unhealthiness, unsoundness
health, robustness, soundness, strength, sturdiness, vigor
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I really like this song. It's one of those grest songs that never ages and that you can also sing along to. This song reminds me of different parts of my life. It's just a great song!!
This song reminds me of being 13 and having a massive crush on my brothers friend who was in the army. Everytime the drum beats goes "bum bum bum" it reminds me of marching army boots and of course of my brothers friend. I really loved this song, and still do, because it's so catchy and enjoyable to listen to and of course it reminded me of my crush. I used to love it when it was played on and radio, I'd always turn it up loud and sing along to it and now it's amazing to listen to because it reminds me of the time when I had that crush and also about my life at that time.
Reminds me of being young and care free and running round with no worries in the world. It's a great song that I can sing along to and really get into. Now it means different things to me but it does bring memorys back to me of being so young and care free once upon a time.
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Vital Statistics
The Office of Vital Statistics issues certificates for all Ohio births and for deaths that occurred in Madison County from 1908 to the present. We can supply forms to add a Father's name to the birth record and make typographical corrections to existing birth or death records.
Instructions for requesting birth and death certificates by mail. Each certificate is $23.00.
If paying by check, make checks payable to Madison County Health Department. Send the application along with a check or money order and self-addressed stamped envelope to:
Madison County Health Department
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