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Hafele's Synergy tilt-out system provides easy access and a tidy appearance. Black nylon bags are easily lifted out with the convenient top-mounted handles. Choose from three widths, each including hamper bag(s): 16-1/4"W (1 large bag), 22-1/4"W (2 small bags), and 28-1/8"W (1 large bag, 1 small…
Ironing Board in a Drawer
Tucks away into a Drawer! Folding Ironing Board fits right into a drawer! Here's the perfect answer where space is at a premium. This ingenious mechanism unfolds and pops-up a full ironing board just by opening the drawer. In addition, a special board for ironing sleeves is readily accessible by…
Adjustable Table Leg Set (Set of 4 Legs)
Set your table to the exact height you want it - great for shared work stations, kids and adults! Technical Details:* Set includes four legs with mounting screws, hex key and set screws* Telescoping legs adjust on 1" centers and feature 9" height adjustment* 28-3/4" maximum height (19-3/4"…
Hafele Recessed LED Puck Lights, Round-Recessed LED Puck Light
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A wonderful lighting option for the underside of cabinets, shelves and more. Roundpucks emanate soft, diffused light and take up minimal space for installation. Lights are1.25 watts each and feature 18 LEDs. The lights can be dimmed when paired with a dimmer switch (sold separately). Fixtures are…
Loox 4009 LED Puck Lights
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Hafele Loox 4009 recessed LED puck lights generate powerful, direct lighting for dim areas such as cabinet interiors and countertops. They work well both as task lighting, and as accent lighting for display shelves. Each light features three 1-watt LEDs, which use 90% less energy than conventional…
Hafele Pull - Down Wardrobe Rails-Black with Black Lift
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Turn the uppermost reaches of your closet into useable space with these Wardrobe Lifts from Hafele. Just pull down on the handle, and the entire rod of garments slowly descends to a convenient height on hydraulic assisted hinges. While you select or hang, the rod remains in a low, forward position,…
Hafele Surface-Mounted LED Puck Lights, Square-Surface Mounted Puck Lights
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A wonderful lighting option for the under side of cabinets, shelves and more. Squarepucks emanate soft, diffused light and take up minimal space for installation. Lightsare 1.25 watts each and feature 16 LEDs. Fixtures are thermoplastic and measure 2" x2". Choose from chrome and brushed steel…
Hafele High-Intensity LED Strip Lights - 4-7/8" Long Strip Light
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Choose from warm (3200K) or cool (5100K) white lighting in convenient 4-7/8" LED strips that feature 12 LEDs and require 0.8 watts. Connect up to six strips or 30" of lighting with Intermediate Connectors (37600, 37864 and 37767, sold separately) for larger lighting applications. Allow 2 weeks for…
Hafele Pull - Down Wardrobe Rails-Chrome with Black Lift
Turn the uppermost reaches of your closet into useable space with these Wardrobe Lifts from Hafele. Just pull down on the handle, and the entire rod of garments slowly descends to a convenient height on hydraulic assisted hinges. While you select or hang, the rod remains in a low, forward position,…
Heat Vent
This heat vent will keep your electronics cool and protect your components by preventing excessive heat buildup in cabinets. Made of durable, brown plastic. Technical Details:* Made of durable, brown plastic.* 6 pre-drilled holes for installing.* Install with nails or small screws (sold separately*…
Hafele Surface-Mounted LED Puck Lights, Round-Surface-Mount Puck Light
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A wonderful lighting option for the underside of cabinets, shelves and more. Roundpucks emanate soft, diffused light and take up minimal space for installation. Lights are 1.25 watts each and feature 18 LEDs. Fixtures are thermoplastic and measure 2-5/16"in diameter. Choose from chrome and brushed…
Hafele Ironfix®Shelf-Mounted Ironing Board
The Ironfix®ironing board from Hafele installs directly onto a fixed closet shelf, where it's needed most for smoothing out wrinkles before hanging shirts, or catching the few that slipped by as you get dressed. Folded up, the board fits into a compact 14"D x 24"W x 6"H space. It slides out on…
Hafele High-Intensity LED Strip Lights - 9-7/8" Long Strip Light
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Choose from warm (3200K) or cool (5100K) white lighting in convenient 9-7/8" LED strips that feature 24 LEDs and require 1.65 watts. Connect up to six strips or 60" of lighting with Intermediate Connectors (37600, 37864 and 37767, sold separately) for larger lighting applications. Allow 2 weeks for…
Hafele Omni Track Ready Pack Work/Craft Bench Kit and Track Kits
Get easy access to every tool with the Ready Pack Work/Craft Bench Kit from Hafele. Just slip this set of rugged hooks and bins onto Hafele's solid, sleek-looking aluminum Track Kits (pictured, sold separately below) and slide them around for the ultimate in flexibility and space efficiency. Hooks…
Hafele Laundry Baskets and Mounting Brackets-Chrome-Plated
Designed with easy access in mind, these steel laundry hampers can mount to the back of a tilt-out door using the separate mounting bracket (sold separately below). The bracket slips into V-notches in the basket, allowing simple removal when it's time to do laundry. The system can also be mounted…
Cutting Board App for Hafele SmartCab™
These cutting board "apps" are intended for use with the Hafele SmartCab™ Storage Trays/App Holders (48419 and 47298, sold separately). Each cutting board is rabbeted on all four edges so that it perches on the top edge of the tray, allowing you to use the interior of the tray for storage.…
Hafele Closet Baskets with Full Extension Slides, 14" Depth-Oil-Rubbed Bronze Powder Coat
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Excellent visibility, easy access, and space efficiency - that's what these slide-out, lift-out closet baskets from Hafele can do for your clothing and shoe collections. With sturdy steel wire construction, you'll get good ventilation and the ability to see into the basket for easy selection. Once…
Utensil Divider App for Hafele SmartCab™
These Utensil Divider Apps slip neatly into the Hafele SmartCab™ Storage Trays/App Holders (48419 and 47298, sold separately) for a convenient way to store silverware, flatware, knives and other kitchen utensils. Made of solid birch glued to a birch plywood base. Technical Details:*…
Hafele Oval Wardrobe Rails with Supports-Dark Oil-Rubbed Bronze
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A classy closet rail with an oval cross-section combining superior beam strength with a slim profile. Each rail includes two metal supports, which interface with the 32mm hole-drilling system. The rails are available in a dark oil-rubbed bronze finish, allowing you to match them seamlessly with…
Hafele Synergy Slide-Out Tie-Racks
Tie collection tied up in knots? This Slide-Out Tie Rack from Hafele will smooth things out once and for all. 3/4 extension slide provides easy access, even if it directly abuts other storage areas such as hanging space. And with room for up to 20 ties, you won't have to sacrifice selection for the…
Hafele Manila Cool LED Lights-Cool LED Lights
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Made to be recess-mounted in the center of shelves or cabinets, these fixtures reflectlight evenly at a 45° angle on each side of center and emanate cool 5100K light. A built-in diffuser reduces glare and provides uniform distribution of high intensity light. Depending on length, Manila lights…
Hafele Synergy Hat and Coat Hooks, 1-1/4" W x 3-1/8" D x 3-9/16" H
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Equally at home in traditional and contemporary decors, this hook's generous size makes it ideal as a towel and robe hook as well. Crafted from brass with your choice of three finishes to blend seamlessly with other Hafele accessories. 1-1/4"W x 3-1/8"D x 3-9/16"H.


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Nov. 28 (Bloomberg) -- Lloyds Banking Group Plc, Britain's second-biggest government-owned lender, is considering selling about 500 million euros ($668 million) in private-equity assets, three people with knowledge of the plans said.
The portfolio comprises commitments in mostly European buyout funds that Lloyds's Bank of Scotland unit built to boost its lending relationships with the fund managers, said two of the people, who didn't want to be identified because the sale process hasn't been made public. The bank is seeking to free up regulatory capital by selling those assets, they said.
Lloyds, 41 percent-government owned, follows Citigroup Inc., Barclays Plc, Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc, Credit Agricole SA of France and HSH Nordbank AG of Germany in seeking to sell holdings in leveraged-buyout funds as lenders are forced by regulators to hold more capital in reserve against their riskiest assets. About $10.2 billion has been raised this year by investors, called "secondary" buyers, to acquire holdings in LBO funds from banks reducing their stakes, according to London research firm Preqin Ltd. Secondary investors, including London-based Coller Capital Ltd. and Axa SA's private-equity unit, are raising another $19.2 billion, according to Preqin.
Lloyds, whose Chief Executive Officer Antonio Horta-Osorio took medical leave this month, took a 20.3 billion-pound ($31.6 billion) taxpayer-funded bailout in 2008 after it acquired HBOS Plc, which owned Bank of Scotland. The bank has since pledged to cut assets. It may sell 1 billion pounds of U.K. mortgages, a person with direct knowledge of the talks said previously.
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BNP Paribas SA, France's largest bank, is considering selling a more than $700 million private-equity portfolio, the Financial Times reported today, citing people with knowledge of the situation, which it didn't name.
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The main challenge for present and future personal communication systems and personal communication networks stems from the exponentially growing user demand. Radio over fiber (RoF), the combination of optical and wireless technologies, has many advantages and a wide range of applications. The 3G wireless communication technology uses wideband code division multiple access (WCDMA) standards to support the broadband services, and RoF technology will be an appropriate candidate in such environments. This paper presents what is believed to be a novel double-spreading mechanism, both in the wireless and optical domains for the cascaded RoF systems. Although a star configuration is the most popular because of its easy maintenance, the cascade or bus configuration can reduce the fiber counts and is hence cost-effective. Simulation studies on bit-error-rate performance for different numbers of users using orthogonal variable spread factor (OVSF) codes in the wireless domain and Walsh-Hadamard codes for optical code division multiple access (OCDMA) in the optical domain have been carried out. Hence, in view of less system complexity and cost, the proposed double-spreading technique would be an ideal solution for WCDMA-based wireless systems and the upcoming 4G with backbone cascaded RoF networks.
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music21.base is what you get in music21 if you type import music21. It contains all the most low-level objects that also appear in the music21 module (i.e., music21.base.Music21Object is the same as music21.Music21Object).
Music21 base classes for Stream objects and all elements contained within them including Notes, etc.. Additional objects for defining and manipulating elements are included.
The namespace of this file, as all base.py files, is loaded into the package that contains this file via __init__.py. Everything in this file is thus available after importing music21.
>>> import music21
>>> music21.Music21Object
<class 'music21.base.Music21Object'>
>>> music21.VERSION_STR
Alternatively, after doing a complete import, these classes are available under the module "base":
>>> base.Music21Object
<class 'music21.base.Music21Object'>
Takes as its arguments modules (or a string 'noDocTest' or 'verbose') and runs all of these modules through a unittest suite
Unless 'noDocTest' is passed as a module, a docTest is also performed on __main__, hence the name "mainTest".
If 'moduleRelative' (a string) is passed as a module, then global variables are preserved.
Run example (put at end of your modules):
import unittest
class Test(unittest.TestCase):
def testHello(self):
hello = "Hello"
self.assertEqual("Hello", hello)
import music21
if __name__ == '__main__':
This module tries to fix up some differences between python2 and python3 so that the same doctests can work.
Base class for all music21 objects.
All music21 objects have seven pieces of information:
Contexts, locations, and offsets are stored in a Sites object. Locations specify connections of this object to one location in a Stream subclass. Contexts are weakrefs for current objects that are associated with this object (similar to locations but without an offset)
Each of these may be passed in as a named keyword to any music21 object.
Some of these may be intercepted by the subclassing object (e.g., duration within Note)
Music21Object read-only properties
Return the beat of this object as found in the most recently positioned Measure. Beat values count from 1 and contain a floating-point designation between 0 and 1 to show proportional progress through the beat.
>>> n = note.Note()
>>> n.quarterLength = .5
>>> m = stream.Measure()
>>> m.timeSignature = meter.TimeSignature('3/4')
>>> m.repeatAppend(n, 6)
>>> [m.notes[i].beat for i in range(6)]
[1.0, 1.5, 2.0, 2.5, 3.0, 3.5]
>>> m.timeSignature = meter.TimeSignature('6/8')
>>> [m.notes[i].beat for i in range(6)]
[1.0, 1.3333333..., 1.666666666..., 2.0, 2.33333333..., 2.66666...]
>>> s = stream.Stream()
>>> s.insert(0, meter.TimeSignature('3/4'))
>>> s.repeatAppend(note.Note(), 8)
>>> [n.beat for n in s.notes]
[1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 1.0, 2.0]
Return a Duration of the beat active for this object as found in the most recently positioned Measure.
If extending beyond the Measure, or in a Stream with a TimeSignature, the meter modulus value will be returned.
>>> n = note.Note()
>>> n.quarterLength = .5
>>> m = stream.Measure()
>>> m.timeSignature = meter.TimeSignature('3/4')
>>> m.repeatAppend(n, 6)
>>> [m.notes[i].beatDuration.quarterLength for i in range(6)]
[1.0, 1.0, 1.0, 1.0, 1.0, 1.0]
>>> m.timeSignature = meter.TimeSignature('6/8')
>>> [m.notes[i].beatDuration.quarterLength for i in range(6)]
[1.5, 1.5, 1.5, 1.5, 1.5, 1.5]
>>> s = stream.Stream()
>>> s.insert(0, meter.TimeSignature('2/4+3/4'))
>>> s.repeatAppend(note.Note(), 8)
>>> [n.beatDuration.quarterLength for n in s.notes]
[2.0, 2.0, 3.0, 3.0, 3.0, 2.0, 2.0, 3.0]
Return a string representation of the beat of this object as found in the most recently positioned Measure. Beat values count from 1 and contain a fractional designation to show progress through the beat.
>>> n = note.Note()
>>> n.quarterLength = .5
>>> m = stream.Measure()
>>> m.timeSignature = meter.TimeSignature('3/4')
>>> m.repeatAppend(n, 6)
>>> [m.notes[i].beatStr for i in range(6)]
['1', '1 1/2', '2', '2 1/2', '3', '3 1/2']
>>> m.timeSignature = meter.TimeSignature('6/8')
>>> [m.notes[i].beatStr for i in range(6)]
['1', '1 1/3', '1 2/3', '2', '2 1/3', '2 2/3']
>>> s = stream.Stream()
>>> s.insert(0, meter.TimeSignature('3/4'))
>>> s.repeatAppend(note.Note(), 8)
>>> [n.beatStr for n in s.notes]
['1', '2', '3', '1', '2', '3', '1', '2']
Return the metrical accent of this object in the most recently positioned Measure. Accent values are between zero and one, and are derived from the local TimeSignature's accent MeterSequence weights. If the offset of this object does not match a defined accent weight, a minimum accent weight will be returned.
>>> n = note.Note()
>>> n.quarterLength = .5
>>> m = stream.Measure()
>>> m.timeSignature = meter.TimeSignature('3/4')
>>> m.repeatAppend(n, 6)
>>> [m.notes[i].beatStrength for i in range(6)]
[1.0, 0.25, 0.5, 0.25, 0.5, 0.25]
>>> m.timeSignature = meter.TimeSignature('6/8')
>>> [m.notes[i].beatStrength for i in range(6)]
[1.0, 0.25, 0.25, 0.5, 0.25, 0.25]
We can also get the beatStrength for elements not in a measure, if the enclosing stream has a TimeSignature. We just assume that the time signature carries through to hypothetical following measures:
>>> n = note.Note('E--3', type='quarter')
>>> s = stream.Stream()
>>> s.insert(0.0, meter.TimeSignature('2/2'))
>>> s.repeatAppend(n, 12)
>>> [s.notes[i].beatStrength for i in range(12)]
[1.0, 0.25, 0.5, 0.25, 1.0, 0.25, 0.5, 0.25, 1.0, 0.25, 0.5, 0.25]
Changing the meter changes the output, of course:
>>> s.insert(4.0, meter.TimeSignature('3/4'))
>>> [s.notes[i].beatStrength for i in range(12)]
[1.0, 0.25, 0.5, 0.25, 1.0, 0.5, 0.5, 1.0, 0.5, 0.5, 1.0, 0.5]
Returns a list containing the names (strings, not objects) of classes that this object belongs to – starting with the object's class name and going up the mro() for the object. Very similar to Perl's @ISA array:
>>> q = note.Note()
>>> q.classes
['Note', 'NotRest', 'GeneralNote', 'Music21Object', 'object']
Having quick access to these things as strings makes it easier to do comparisons:
Example: find GClefs that are not Treble clefs (or treble 8vb, etc.):
>>> s = stream.Stream()
>>> s.insert(10, clef.GClef())
>>> s.insert(20, clef.TrebleClef())
>>> s.insert(30, clef.FrenchViolinClef())
>>> s.insert(40, clef.Treble8vbClef())
>>> s.insert(50, clef.BassClef())
>>> s2 = stream.Stream()
>>> for t in s:
... if 'GClef' in t.classes and 'TrebleClef' not in t.classes:
... s2.insert(t)
>>> s2.show('text')
{10.0} <music21.clef.GClef>
{30.0} <music21.clef.FrenchViolinClef>
Return a list of Stream subclasses that this Stream is contained within or derived from. This provides a way of seeing Streams contained within Streams.
TODO: Better Name
>>> s = corpus.parse('bach/bwv66.6')
>>> [str(e.__class__) for e in s[1][2][3].derivationHierarchy]
["<class 'music21.stream.Measure'>", "<class 'music21.stream.Part'>", "<class 'music21.stream.Score'>"]
Similar to .classes, returns a list containing the names (strings, not objects) of classes with the full package name that this object belongs to – starting with the object's class name and going up the mro() for the object. Very similar to Perl's @ISA array:
>>> q = note.Note()
>>> q.fullyQualifiedClasses
['music21.note.Note', 'music21.note.NotRest', 'music21.note.GeneralNote', 'music21.base.Music21Object', '...builtin...object']
The last one (object) will be different in Py2 (__builtin__.object) and Py3 (builtins.object)
Return True or False if this music21 object has a GraceDuration.
>>> n = note.Note()
>>> n.isGrace
>>> ng = n.getGrace()
>>> ng.isGrace
Return the measure number of a Measure that contains this object if the object is in a measure.
Returns None if the object is not in a measure. Also note that by default Measure objects have measure number 0.
If an object belongs to multiple measures (not in the same hierarchy...) then it returns the measure number of the activeSite() if that is a Measure object. Otherwise it will use getContextByClass() to find the number of the measure it was most recently added to.
>>> m = stream.Measure()
>>> m.number = 12
>>> n = note.Note()
>>> m.append(n)
>>> n.measureNumber
>>> n2 = note.Note()
>>> n2.measureNumber is None
>>> m2 = stream.Measure()
>>> m2.append(n2)
>>> n2.measureNumber
This updates live if the measure number changes:
>>> m2.number = 11
>>> n2.measureNumber
The most recent measure added to is used unless activeSite is a measure:
>>> m.append(n2)
>>> n2.measureNumber
>>> n2.activeSite = m2
>>> n2.measureNumber
Music21Object read/write properties
A reference to the most-recent object used to contain this object. In most cases, this will be a Stream or Stream sub-class. In most cases, an object's activeSite attribute is automatically set when an the object is attached to a Stream.
>>> n = note.Note("C#4")
>>> p = stream.Part()
>>> p.insert(20.0, n)
>>> n.activeSite is p
>>> n.offset
>>> m = stream.Measure()
>>> m.insert(10.0, n)
>>> n.activeSite is m
>>> n.offset
>>> n.activeSite = p
>>> n.offset
DEVELOPER N.B. – the guts of this call will be moved to .sites soon.
Get and set the duration of this object as a Duration object.
The offset property sets or returns the position of this object (generally in quarterLengths) from the start of its activeSite, that is, the most recently referenced Stream or Stream subclass such as Part, Measure, or Voice. It is a simpler way of calling o.getOffsetBySite(o.activeSite).
If we put a Note into a Stream, we will see the activeSite changes.
>>> n1 = note.Note("D#3")
>>> n1.activeSite is None
>>> m1 = stream.Measure()
>>> m1.number = 4
>>> m1.insert(10.0, n1)
>>> n1.offset
>>> n1.activeSite
<music21.stream.Measure 4 offset=0.0>
>>> n1.activeSite is m1
The most recently referenced Stream becomes an object's activeSite and thus the place where .offset looks to find its number.
>>> m2 = stream.Measure()
>>> m2.insert(20.0, n1)
>>> m2.number = 5
>>> n1.offset
>>> n1.activeSite is m2
Notice though that .offset depends on the .activeSite which is the most recently accessed/referenced Stream.
Here we will iterate over the elements in m1 and we will see that the .offset of n1 now is its offset in m1 even though we haven't done anything directly to n1. Simply iterating over a site is enough to change the .activeSite of its elements:
>>> for element in m1:
... pass
>>> n1.offset
The property can also set the offset for the object if no container has been set:
>>> n1 = note.Note()
>>> n1.id = 'hi'
>>> n1.offset = 20
>>> n1.offset
>>> s1 = stream.Stream()
>>> s1.append(n1)
>>> n1.offset
>>> s2 = stream.Stream()
>>> s2.insert(30.5, n1)
>>> n1.offset
After calling getElementById on s1, the returned element's offset will be its offset in s1.
>>> n2 = s1.getElementById('hi')
>>> n2 is n1
>>> n2.offset
Iterating over the elements in a Stream will make its offset be the offset in iterated Stream.
>>> for thisElement in s2:
... thisElement.offset
When in doubt, use .getOffsetBySite(streamObj) which is safer.
Get and set the priority integer value.
Priority specifies the order of processing from left (lowest number) to right (highest number) of objects at the same offset. For instance, if you want a key change and a clef change to happen at the same time but the key change to appear first, then set: keySigElement.priority = 1; clefElement.priority = 2 this might be a slightly counterintuitive numbering of priority, but it does mean, for instance, if you had two elements at the same offset, an allegro tempo change and an andante tempo change, then the tempo change with the higher priority number would apply to the following notes (by being processed second).
Default priority is 0; thus negative priorities are encouraged to have Elements that appear non-priority set elements.
In case of tie, there are defined class sort orders defined in music21.base.classSortOrder. For instance, a key signature change appears before a time signature change before a note at the same offset. This produces the familiar order of materials at the start of a musical score.
>>> import music21
>>> a = music21.Music21Object()
>>> a.priority = 3
>>> a.priority = 'high'
Traceback (most recent call last):
ElementException: priority values must be integers.
Get or set the duration of this object in seconds, assuming that this object has a MetronomeMark or MetricModulation in its past context.
>>> s = stream.Stream()
>>> s.repeatAppend(note.Note(), 12)
>>> s.insert(0, tempo.MetronomeMark(number=120))
>>> s.insert(6, tempo.MetronomeMark(number=240))
>>> [n.seconds for n in s.notes]
[0.5, 0.5, 0.5, 0.5, 0.5, 0.5, 0.25, 0.25, 0.25, 0.25, 0.25, 0.25]
Music21Object methods
If this element is contained within a Stream (or other Music21 element), findAttributeInHierarchy() searches the attributes of the activeSite for this attribute and returns its value.
If the activeSite does not have this attribute then we search its activeSite and up through the hierarchy until we find a value for this attribute. Or it Returns None if there is no match.
>>> m = stream.Measure()
>>> m.number = 12
>>> n = note.Note()
>>> m.append(n)
>>> n.activeSite is m
>>> n.findAttributeInHierarchy('number')
>>> print(n.findAttributeInHierarchy('elephant'))
Recursive searches also work. Here, the Score object is the only one with a 'parts' attribute.
>>> p1 = stream.Part()
>>> p1.insert(0, m)
>>> p2 = stream.Part()
>>> s = stream.Score()
>>> s.insert(0, p1)
>>> s.insert(0, p2)
>>> n.activeSite.activeSite is p1
>>> n.activeSite.activeSite.activeSite is s
>>> parts = n.findAttributeInHierarchy('parts')
>>> (parts[0] is p1, parts[1] is p2)
(True, True)
Search both Sites as well as associated objects to find all matching classes. Returns [] if not match is found.
DEPRECATED possibly May 2014: Not sure if it works well...
Given the name of an attribute, search the Sites object for contexts having this attribute and return the best match.
>>> import music21
>>> class Mock(music21.Music21Object):
... attr1 = 234
>>> aObj = Mock()
>>> aObj.attr1 = 'test'
>>> a = music21.Music21Object()
>>> a.sites.add(aObj)
>>> a.getContextAttr('attr1')
A very powerful method in music21 of fundamental importance: Returns the element matching the className that is closest to this element in its current hierarchy. For instance, take this stream of changing time signatures:
>>> s1 = converter.parse('tinynotation: 3/4 C4 D E 2/4 F G A B 1/4 c')
>>> s2 = s1.makeMeasures()
>>> s2.__class__ = stream.Part
>>> s2.show('t')
{0.0} <music21.stream.Measure 1 offset=0.0>
{0.0} <music21.clef.BassClef>
{0.0} <music21.meter.TimeSignature 3/4>
{0.0} <music21.note.Note C>
{1.0} <music21.note.Note D>
{2.0} <music21.note.Note E>
{3.0} <music21.stream.Measure 2 offset=3.0>
{0.0} <music21.meter.TimeSignature 2/4>
{0.0} <music21.note.Note F>
{1.0} <music21.note.Note G>
{5.0} <music21.stream.Measure 3 offset=5.0>
{0.0} <music21.note.Note A>
{1.0} <music21.note.Note B>
{7.0} <music21.stream.Measure 4 offset=7.0>
{0.0} <music21.meter.TimeSignature 1/4>
{0.0} <music21.note.Note C>
{1.0} <music21.bar.Barline style=final>
Let's get the last two notes of the piece, the B and high c:
>>> c = s2.measure(4).notes[0]
>>> c
<music21.note.Note C>
>>> b = s2.measure(3).notes[-1]
>>> b
<music21.note.Note B>
Now when we run getContextByClass('TimeSignature') on c, we get a time signature of 1/4.
>>> c.getContextByClass('TimeSignature')
<music21.meter.TimeSignature 1/4>
Doing what we just did wouldn't be hard to do with other methods, though getContextByClass makes it easier. But the time signature context for b would be much harder to get without this method, since in order to do it, it searches backwards within the measure, finds that there's nothing there. It goes to the previous measure and searches that one backwards until it gets the proper TimeSignature of 2/4:
>>> b.getContextByClass('TimeSignature')
<music21.meter.TimeSignature 2/4>
The method is smart enough to stop when it gets to the beginning of the part. This is all you need to know for most uses. The rest of the docs are for advanced uses:
The methods searches both Sites as well as associated objects to find a matching class. Returns None if not match is found.
A reference to the caller is required to find the offset of the object of the caller. This is needed for serialReverseSearch.
The caller may be a Sites reference from a lower-level object. If so, we can access the location of that lower-level object. However, if we need a flat representation, the caller needs to be the source Stream, not its Sites reference.
The callerFirst is the first object from which this method was called. This is needed in order to determine the final offset from which to search.
The prioritizeActiveSite parameter searches the object's activeSite before any other object. By default this is True
The getElementMethod is a string that selects which Stream method is used to get elements for searching. The strings 'getElementAtOrBefore' and 'getElementBeforeOffset' are currently accepted.
If this class has been registered in a container such as a Stream, that container can be provided here, and the offset in that object can be returned.
Note that this is different than the getOffsetByElement() method on Stream in that this can never access the flat representation of a Stream.
>>> n = note.Note('A-4') # a Music21Objecct
>>> n.offset = 30
>>> n.getOffsetBySite(None)
>>> s1 = stream.Stream()
>>> s1.id = 'containingStream'
>>> s1.insert(20.5, n)
>>> n.getOffsetBySite(s1)
>>> s2 = stream.Stream()
>>> s2.id = 'notContainingStream'
>>> n.getOffsetBySite(s2)
Traceback (most recent call last):
SitesException: The object <music21.note.Note A-> is not in site <music21.stream.Stream notContainingStream>.
Return a list of all Spanner objects (or Spanner subclasses) that contain this element. This method provides a way for objects to be aware of what Spanners they reside in. Note that Spanners are not Streams but specialized Music21Objects that use a Stream subclass, SpannerStorage, internally to keep track of the elements that are spanned.
>>> n1 = note.Note('C4')
>>> n2 = note.Note('D4')
>>> sp1 = spanner.Slur(n1, n2)
>>> n1.getSpannerSites() == [sp1]
Note that not all Spanners are in the spanner module. They tend to reside in modules closer to their musical function:
>>> sp2 = dynamics.Crescendo(n2, n1)
>>> n2.getSpannerSites() == [sp1, sp2]
Optionally a class name or list of class names can be specified and only Spanners of that class will be returned
>>> sp3 = dynamics.Diminuendo(n1, n2)
>>> n2.getSpannerSites('Diminuendo') == [sp3]
A larger class name can be used to get all subclasses:
>>> n2.getSpannerSites('DynamicWedge') == [sp2, sp3]
>>> n2.getSpannerSites(['Slur','Diminuendo']) == [sp1, sp3]
The order spanners are returned is generally the order that they were added, but that is not guaranteed, so for safety sake, use set comparisons:
>>> set(n2.getSpannerSites(['Slur','Diminuendo'])) == set([sp3, sp1])
Example: see which pairs of notes are in the same slur.
>>> n3 = note.Note('E4')
>>> sp4 = spanner.Slur(n1, n3)
>>> for n in [n1, n2, n3]:
... for nOther in [n1, n2, n3]:
... if n is nOther:
... continue
... nSlurs = n.getSpannerSites('Slur')
... nOtherSlurs = nOther.getSpannerSites('Slur')
... for thisSlur in nSlurs:
... if thisSlur in nOtherSlurs:
... print("%s shares a slur with %s" % (n.name, nOther.name))
C shares a slur with D
C shares a slur with E
D shares a slur with C
E shares a slur with C
Return a Boolean if an object reference is stored in the object's Sites object.
This checks both all locations as well as all sites.
DEPRECATED: use hasSite() instead. April 2014.
>>> import music21
>>> class Mock(music21.Music21Object):
... attr1 = 234
>>> aObj = Mock()
>>> aObj.attr1 = 'test'
>>> a = music21.Music21Object()
>>> a.sites.add(aObj)
>>> a.hasContext(aObj)
>>> a.hasContext(None)
>>> a.hasContext(45)
Return True if other is a site in this Music21Object
Matches on id(other)
>>> s = stream.Stream()
>>> n = note.Note()
>>> s.append(n)
>>> n.hasSite(s)
>>> n.hasSite(stream.Stream())
Return True if this object is found in any Variant This is determined by looking for a VariantStorage Stream class as a Site.
DEPRECATED April 2014, v. 1.9 – use el.sites.hasVariantSite() instead
>>> n1 = note.Note()
>>> n2 = note.Note()
>>> n3 = note.Note()
>>> v1 = variant.Variant([n1, n2])
>>> n1.sites.hasSpannerSite()
>>> n1.sites.hasVariantSite()
>>> n2.sites.hasVariantSite()
>>> n3.sites.hasVariantSite()
Given a class filter list (a list or tuple must be submitted), which may have strings or class objects, determine if this class is of the provided classes or a subclasses.
Merge all elementary, static attributes. Namely, id and groups attributes from another music21 object. Can be useful for copy-like operations.
>>> m1 = base.Music21Object()
>>> m2 = base.Music21Object()
>>> m1.id = 'music21Object1'
>>> m1.groups.append("group1")
>>> m2.mergeAttributes(m1)
>>> m2.id
>>> "group1" in m2.groups
Get the next element found in a the activeSite (or other Sites) of this Music21Object.
The classFilterList can be used to specify one or more classes to match.
The flattenLocalSites parameter determines if the sites of this element (e.g., a Measure's Part) are flattened on first search. When True, elements contained in adjacent containers may be selected first.
>>> s = corpus.parse('bwv66.6')
>>> s.parts[0].measure(3).next() == s.parts[0].measure(4)
>>> s.parts[0].measure(3).next('Note', flattenLocalSites=True) == s.parts[0].measure(3).notes[0]
Get the previous element found in the activeSite or other .sites of this Music21Object.
The classFilterList can be used to specify one or more classes to match.
The flattenLocalSites parameter determines if the sites of this element (e.g., a Measure's Part) are flattened on first search. When True, elements contained in adjacent containers may be selected first.
>>> s = corpus.parse('bwv66.6')
>>> s.parts[0].measure(3).previous() == s.parts[0].measure(2)
>>> s.parts[0].measure(3).previous('Note', flattenLocalSites=True) == s.parts[0].measure(2).notes[-1]
Remove references to all locations in objects that no longer exist.
A Music21Object may, due to deep copying or other reasons, have contain a site (with an offset); yet, that site may no longer contain the Music21Object. These lingering sites are called orphans. This methods gets rid of them.
The excludeStorageStreams are SpannerStorage and VariantStorage.
TO-BE DEPRECATED: use self.sites.remove() instead and set activeSite manually.
Remove a location in the Sites object.
This is only for advanced location method and is not a complete or sufficient way to remove an object from a Stream.
>>> from music21 import note, stream
>>> s = stream.Stream()
>>> n = note.Note()
>>> n.sites.add(s, 10)
>>> n.activeSite = s
>>> n.removeLocationBySite(s)
>>> n.activeSite is None
DEPRECATED since at least April 2014 – use sites.removeById and set activeSite manually.
Remove a location in the Sites object by id.
>>> from music21 import note, stream
>>> s = stream.Stream()
>>> n = note.Note()
>>> n.sites.add(s, 10)
>>> n.activeSite = s
>>> n.removeLocationBySiteId(id(s))
>>> n.activeSite is None
Given the name of an attribute, search Contexts and return the best match.
>>> import music21
>>> class Mock(music21.Music21Object):
... attr1 = 234
>>> aObj = Mock()
>>> aObj.attr1 = 'test'
>>> a = music21.Music21Object()
>>> a.sites.add(aObj)
>>> a.getContextAttr('attr1')
>>> a.setContextAttr('attr1', 3000)
>>> a.getContextAttr('attr1')
Direct access to the Sites setOffsetBySite() method. This should only be used for advanced processing of known site that already has been added.
>>> import music21
>>> class Mock(music21.Music21Object):
... pass
>>> aSite = Mock()
>>> a = music21.Music21Object()
>>> a.sites.add(aSite, 20)
>>> a.setOffsetBySite(aSite, 30)
>>> a.getOffsetBySite(aSite)
Displays an object in a format provided by the fmt argument or, if not provided, the format set in the user's Environment
N.B. score.write('lily') returns a bare lilypond file, score.show('lily') runs it through lilypond and displays it as a png.
Returns a collections.NamedTuple called SortTuple(atEnd, offset, priority, classSortOrder, isNotGrace, insertIndex) which contains the six elements necessary to determine the sort order of any set of objects in a Stream.
1) atEnd = {0, 1}; Elements specified to always stay at the end of a stream (stream.storeAtEnd) sort after normal elements.
2) offset = float; Offset (with respect to the active site) is the next and most important parameter in determining the order of elements in a stream (the note on beat 1 has offset 0.0, while the note on beat 2 might have offset 1.0).
3) priority = int; Priority is a user-specified property (default 0) that can set the order of elements which have the same offset (for instance, two Parts both at offset 0.0).
4) classSortOrder = int or float; ClassSortOrder is the third level of comparison that gives an ordering to elements with different classes, ensuring, for instance that Clefs (classSortOrder = 0) sort before Notes (classSortOrder = 20).
6) The last tie breaker is the creation time (insertIndex) of the site object represented by the activeSite.
>>> n = note.Note()
>>> n.offset = 4.0
>>> n.priority = -3
>>> n.sortTuple()
SortTuple(atEnd=0, offset=4.0, priority=-3, classSortOrder=20, isNotGrace=1, insertIndex=0)
>>> st = n.sortTuple()
Check that all these values are the same as above...
>>> st.offset == n.offset
>>> st.priority == n.priority
An object's classSortOrder comes from the Class object itself:
>>> st.classSortOrder == note.Note.classSortOrder
Inserting the note into the Stream will set the insertIndex. Most implementations of music21 will use a global counter rather than an actual timer. Note that this is a last resort, but useful for things such as mutiple Parts inserted in order. It changes with each run, so we can't display it here...
>>> s = stream.Stream()
>>> s.insert(n)
>>> n.sortTuple()
SortTuple(atEnd=0, offset=4.0, priority=-3, classSortOrder=20, isNotGrace=1, insertIndex=...)
>>> nInsertIndex = n.sortTuple().insertIndex
If we create another nearly identical note, the insertIndex will be different:
>>> n2 = note.Note()
>>> n2.offset = 4.0
>>> n2.priority = -3
>>> s.insert(n2)
>>> n2InsertIndex = n2.sortTuple().insertIndex
>>> n2InsertIndex > nInsertIndex
Takes a Music21Object (e.g., a note.Note) and returns a list of similar objects with only a single duration.DurationUnit in each. Ties are added if the object supports ties.
Articulations only appear on the first note. Same with lyrics.
Fermatas should be on last note, but not done yet.
>>> a = note.Note()
>>> a.duration.clear() # remove defaults
>>> a.duration.addDurationUnit(duration.Duration('half'))
>>> a.duration.quarterLength
>>> a.duration.addDurationUnit(duration.Duration('whole'))
>>> a.duration.quarterLength
>>> b = a.splitAtDurations()
>>> b[0].pitch == b[1].pitch
>>> b[0].duration.type
>>> b[1].duration.type
>>> c = note.Note()
>>> c.quarterLength = 2.5
>>> d, e = c.splitAtDurations()
>>> d.duration.type
>>> e.duration.type
>>> d.tie.type
>>> print(e.tie)
<music21.tie.Tie stop>
Assume c is tied to the next note. Then the last split note should also be tied
>>> c.tie = tie.Tie()
>>> d, e = c.splitAtDurations()
>>> e.tie.type
Rests have no ties:
>>> f = note.Rest()
>>> f.quarterLength = 2.5
>>> g, h = f.splitAtDurations()
>>> (g.duration.type, h.duration.type)
('half', 'eighth')
>>> g.tie is None
Split an Element into two Elements at a provided quarterLength (offset) into the Element.
>>> a = note.Note('C#5')
>>> a.duration.type = 'whole'
>>> a.articulations = [articulations.Staccato()]
>>> a.lyric = 'hi'
>>> a.expressions = [expressions.Mordent(), expressions.Trill(), expressions.Fermata()]
>>> b, c = a.splitAtQuarterLength(3)
>>> b.duration.type
>>> b.duration.dots
>>> b.duration.quarterLength
>>> b.articulations
>>> b.lyric
>>> b.expressions
[<music21.expressions.Mordent>, <music21.expressions.Trill>]
>>> c.duration.type
>>> c.duration.dots
>>> c.duration.quarterLength
>>> c.articulations
>>> c.lyric
>>> c.expressions
[<music21.expressions.Trill>, <music21.expressions.Fermata>]
Make sure that ties remain as they should be:
>>> d = note.Note('D#4')
>>> d.duration.quarterLength = 3.0
>>> d.tie = tie.Tie('start')
>>> e, f = d.splitAtQuarterLength(2.0)
>>> e.tie, f.tie
(<music21.tie.Tie start>, <music21.tie.Tie continue>)
Should be the same for chords...
>>> g = chord.Chord(['C4', 'E4', 'G4'])
>>> g.duration.quarterLength = 3.0
>>> g._notes[1].tie = tie.Tie('start')
>>> h, i = g.splitAtQuarterLength(2.0)
>>> for j in range(0,3):
... h._notes[j].tie, i._notes[j].tie
(<music21.tie.Tie start>, <music21.tie.Tie stop>)
(<music21.tie.Tie start>, <music21.tie.Tie continue>)
(<music21.tie.Tie start>, <music21.tie.Tie stop>)
Given a list of quarter lengths, return a list of Music21Object objects, copied from this Music21Object, that are partitioned and tied with the specified quarter length list durations.
>>> n = note.Note()
>>> n.quarterLength = 3
>>> post = n.splitByQuarterLengths([1,1,1])
>>> [n.quarterLength for n in post]
[1.0, 1.0, 1.0]
Write out a file of music notation (or an image, etc.) in a given format. If fp is specified as a file path then the file will be placed there. If it is not given then a temporary file will be created.
If fmt is not given then the default of your Environment's 'writeFormat' will be used. For most people that is musicxml.
Returns the full path to the file.
>>> c = corpus.parse('bwv66.6')
>>> c.id = 'bach'
>>> n = c[2][4][2]
>>> n
<music21.note.Note G#>
>>> for y in n.yieldSiteSearchOrder():
... print(y)
(<music21.stream.Measure 3 offset=9.0>, 0.5, 'elementsFirst')
(<music21.stream.Part Alto>, 9.5, 'flatten')
(<music21.stream.Score bach>, 9.5, 'elementsOnly')
>>> m = c[2][4]
>>> m
<music21.stream.Measure 3 offset=9.0>
>>> for y in m.yieldSiteSearchOrder():
... print(y)
(<music21.stream.Measure 3 offset=9.0>, 0.0, 'elementsFirst')
(<music21.stream.Part Alto>, 9.0, 'flatten')
(<music21.stream.Score bach>, 9.0, 'elementsOnly')
>>> import copy
>>> m2 = copy.deepcopy(m)
>>> m2.number = 3333
>>> for y in m2.yieldSiteSearchOrder():
... print(y)
(<music21.stream.Measure 3333 offset=9.0>, 0.0, 'elementsFirst')
(<music21.stream.Part Alto>, 9.0, 'flatten')
(<music21.stream.Score bach>, 9.0, 'elementsOnly')
>>> m3 = c.parts[1].measure(3)
>>> for y in m3.yieldSiteSearchOrder():
... print(y)
(<music21.stream.Measure 3 offset=0.0>, 0.0, 'elementsFirst')
(<music21.stream.Part Alto>, 9.0, 'flatten')
(<music21.stream.Score bach>, 9.0, 'elementsOnly')
(<music21.stream.Stream ...>, 9.0, 'elementsFirst')
Sorting order:
>>> p1 = stream.Part()
>>> p1.id = 'p1'
>>> m1 = stream.Measure()
>>> m1.number = 1
>>> n = note.Note()
>>> m1.append(n)
>>> p1.append(m1)
>>> for y in n.yieldSiteSearchOrder():
... print(y[0])
<music21.stream.Measure 1 offset=0.0>
<music21.stream.Part p1>
>>> p2 = stream.Part()
>>> p2.id = 'p2'
>>> m2 = stream.Measure()
>>> m2.number = 2
>>> m2.append(n)
>>> p2.append(m2)
Now the keys could appear in any order! To fix set priorityTarget to activeSite
>>> for y in n.yieldSiteSearchOrder(priorityTarget=n.activeSite):
... print(y[0])
<music21.stream.Measure 2 offset=0.0>
<music21.stream.Part p2>
<music21.stream.Measure 1 offset=0.0>
<music21.stream.Part p1>
Or sort by creationTime...
>>> for y in n.yieldSiteSearchOrder(sortByCreationTime = True):
... print(y[0])
<music21.stream.Measure 2 offset=0.0>
<music21.stream.Part p2>
<music21.stream.Measure 1 offset=0.0>
<music21.stream.Part p1>
oldest first...
>>> for y in n.yieldSiteSearchOrder(sortByCreationTime = 'reverse'):
... print(y[0])
<music21.stream.Measure 1 offset=0.0>
<music21.stream.Part p1>
<music21.stream.Measure 2 offset=0.0>
<music21.stream.Part p2>
Music21Object instance variables
Property which returns an number (int or otherwise) depending on the class of the Music21Object that represents a priority for an object based on its class alone – used as a tie for stream sorting in case two objects have the same offset and priority. Lower numbers are sorted to the left of higher numbers. For instance, Clef, KeySignature, TimeSignature all come (in that order) before Note.
All undefined classes have classSortOrder of 20 – same as note.Note
>>> m21o = base.Music21Object()
>>> m21o.classSortOrder
>>> tc = clef.TrebleClef()
>>> tc.classSortOrder
>>> ks = key.KeySignature(3)
>>> ks.classSortOrder
New classes can define their own default classSortOrder
>>> class ExampleClass(base.Music21Object):
... classSortOrderDefault = 5
>>> ec1 = ExampleClass()
>>> ec1.classSortOrder
An instance of a Group object which describes arbitrary Groups that this object belongs to.
if set to True will not print upon output (only used in MusicXML output at this point and Lilypond for notes, chords, and rests).
A unique identification string (not to be confused with the default .id() method.
if set, defines the display x-position from the start of the container (in musicxml "tenths" by default)
An ElementWrapper is a way of containing any object that is not a Music21Object, so that that object can be positioned within a Stream.
The object stored within ElementWrapper is available from the obj attribute. All the attributes of the stored object (except .id and anything else that conflicts with a Music21Object attribute) are gettable and settable by querying the ElementWrapper. This feature makes it possible easily to mix Music21Objects and non-Music21Objects with similarly named attributes in the same Stream.
This example inserts 10 random wave files into a music21 Stream and then reports their filename and number of audio channels (in this example, it's always 2) if they fall on a strong beat in fast 6/8
>>> import music21
>>> from music21 import stream, meter
>>> import wave
>>> import random
>>> s = stream.Stream()
>>> s.append(meter.TimeSignature('fast 6/8'))
>>> for i in range(10):
... fileName = 'thisSound_' + str(random.randint(1,20)) + '.wav'
... soundFile = wave.open(fileName)
... soundFile.fileName = fileName
... el = music21.ElementWrapper(soundFile)
... s.insert(i, el)
>>> for j in s.getElementsByClass('ElementWrapper'):
... if j.beatStrength > 0.4:
... (j.offset, j.beatStrength, j.getnchannels(), j.fileName)
(0.0, 1.0, 2, 'thisSound_1.wav')
(3.0, 1.0, 2, 'thisSound_16.wav')
(6.0, 1.0, 2, 'thisSound_12.wav')
(9.0, 1.0, 2, 'thisSound_8.wav')
Test representation of an ElementWrapper
>>> for i, j in enumerate(s.getElementsByClass('ElementWrapper')):
... if i == 2:
... j.id = None
... else:
... j.id = str(i) + "_wrapper"
... if i <=2:
... print(j)
<ElementWrapper id=0_wrapper offset=0.0 obj="<...Wave_read object...">
<ElementWrapper id=1_wrapper offset=1.0 obj="<...Wave_read object...">
<ElementWrapper offset=2.0 obj="<...Wave_read object...">
ElementWrapper bases
ElementWrapper read-only properties
Read-only properties inherited from Music21Object:
ElementWrapper read/write properties
Read/write properties inherited from Music21Object:
ElementWrapper methods
A weaker form of equality. a.isTwin(b) is true if a and b store either the same object OR objects that are equal. In other words, it is essentially the same object in a different context
>>> import copy
>>> import music21
>>> from music21 import note
>>> aE = music21.ElementWrapper(obj = "hello")
>>> bE = copy.copy(aE)
>>> aE is bE
>>> aE == bE
>>> aE.isTwin(bE)
>>> bE.offset = 14.0
>>> bE.priority = -4
>>> aE == bE
>>> aE.isTwin(bE)
Methods inherited from Music21Object:
ElementWrapper instance variables
The object this wrapper wraps. It should not be a Music21Object.
Instance variables inherited from Music21Object:
Groups is a list of strings used to identify associations that an element might have.
The Groups object enforces that all elements must be strings, and that the same element cannot be provided more than once.
>>> g = Groups()
>>> g.append("hello")
>>> g[0]
>>> g.append("hello") # not added as already present
>>> len(g)
>>> g
>>> g.append(5)
Traceback (most recent call last):
GroupException: Only strings can be used as list names
Groups bases
Groups methods
TestMock bases
TestMock read-only properties
Read-only properties inherited from Music21Object:
TestMock read/write properties
Read/write properties inherited from Music21Object:
TestMock methods
Methods inherited from Music21Object:
TestMock instance variables
Instance variables inherited from Music21Object:


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So am I the only one here that likes Lost or are there others out there that like this crazy wacky out of this world show?
If you do who is your favorite character on the show? Mine is Sayid He is just a badzz mofo.
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Watched the first season of Lost, thought it went from decent to down right suck after that. Was a big fan of Rescue Me but have started loosing interest in that one too.
That explains a lot bro!
Pretty much I watch Nat Geo, Dicsovery channel, History Channel, Science Channel, Old movies when actors actually acted, CNN, Fox, alot of music (I know not watching) C-Span, PBS, Well you get the idea. I havent watched much if any mainstream television shows (sit-com, drama action, etc..) for many years now.
I liked it at first, but I slowly lost interest. I missed a chapter or two and I didn't know what the hell was going on.
I've seen every episode. What a mind****
I still can't figure out what is going to happen from show to show. I am sad it only has one season left.
I am going to have to buy them all on DVD or Blu-ray.
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Lost is great! It ties in together well, but like some have said if you miss one you are lost. I'll miss it when it's over. I find it hard to believe that you can set off a hydrogen bomb with a rock but it's TV.
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Manchester woman accused of shoplifting in Salem for second time in a month
Police say it was the second time Nadia Ibrahim, 30, of Manchester had stolen pricey electronics from the store inside of a month. Ibrahim also allegedly stolen four iPads valued at $1,516 on Jan. 4, police said.
Salem police say they have apprehended several suspects in recent months at the store who are simply loading merchandise into carriages and wheeling it out the front door.
On Nov. 21, Richard Kuchinsky, 42, pleaded guilty to theft and criminal trespassing charges for taking two large flat screen televisions out of Walmarts in Salem and Epping. Those thefts happened April 23 and 25. He is now serving a 2½- to 5-year state prison sentence.
Eric Erosa, 36, was sentenced this month to 1 to 2 years in state prison, admitting that he and his friend, Jeremie Stefan, 33, stole a Dell computer and Sony Bravia LCD television from a Walmart in Newington over two days last March. During another theft, Stefan walked out of a Walmart store in Portsmouth with a 47-inch LCD high definition television. Stefan also hit a Target store in Greenland and Walmart stores in Newington and Portsmouth during a three-week period, making off with hundreds of dollars in valuables on each heist last March, according to prosecutors.
When police were called to Walmart on Thursday at 4 p.m., Ibrahim had allegedly left the store with the LED TV and several other items without paying for them. The total value of the stolen merchandise was $1,064, police said. Detectives were later able to identify her as the woman who had stolen 4 iPads valued at $1516 on Jan. 4, police said.
Police say Ibrahim was able to take $2,580 worth of goods during the two thefts. After a brief struggle, Ibrahim was taken into custody without incident. She was charged with two counts of willful concealment and released on $950 bail.
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Dancing with Reagan, riding in a tank.
She wasn't such great pals with Gordon Brown, but did teach David Cameron the true meaning of "LOL."
This is giving us a headache.
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10th NACAC Mountain Running Championships 2013: USA Triumph!
- 22 July 2013
Today, on July 21, 2013, the Cranmore Hill Climb presented by Northeast Delta Dental hosted the 10th NACAC Mountain Running Championships in North Conway, New Hampshire, USA.
Teams from Canada, Mexico, and USA participated.
Team scoring for the women included up to four women per team with the top two scoring, while the men could run up to four men on the team with the top three scoring.
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Bernard Dematteis and Emma Clayton in world class form at Arco WMRA Grand Prix Race.
- 22 July 2013
At Arco for the second stage of the WMRA Grand Prix 2013 there were two splendid races!
Italian man Bernard Dematteis and English woman Emma Clayton won the races with a world-class performance.
The track was technical in parts and had a spectacular and very interesting profile.
18 cameras around the course allowed all those who attended the races in the start/finish area to enjoy the entire race live, thanks to the exquisite images projected onto a big screen showing the excitement of the races.
The impressive LOC, with its Chairman Franco Travaglia, provided an interesting mountain running track.
The presence of FIDAL Officials and of Local politicians were an impressive basis for an application of staging the European Mountain Running Championships 2016, which was announced at the event.
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10. NACAC Mountain Running Championship at Cranmore (USA): a special event in USA.
- 19 July 2013
On July 21, 2013, the Cranmore Hill Climb presented by Northeast Delta Dental will welcome the nation's best mountain runners during an unprecedented trifecta. For the first time, the USA Mountain Running Championships, the North American Central America Caribbean (NACAC) Mountain Running Championships, and the U.S. Mountain Team selection will all happen simultaneously at one venue resulting in the, 'race within the race', moniker and the promise of an amazing day of competition.
Canada with senior men (David Le Porho, Jeff Gosselin, Alister Gardner) and senior Women (Meggan Franks, Sarah Bergeron-larouche, Melanie Nadeau, Sarah Baribeau), and Mexico with senior men (Jose Alberto Madera Vega and Víctor Manuel Mercado Miranda), Junior Men (Ricardo Ibarra Ibarra, Fabián Vera Gutiérrez, José de jesús de Loa Ángel, Omar Ernesto Ponce Mendivil) and Junior Women (Ana Rosa Gómez Velázquez, Sandra Lizeth López Navarro, Ramona Jazmín Jaúregui Muñoz, Verónica de Loa Ángel) will compete against the USA team formed from senior men (Max King, Glenn Randall, Joseph Gray, Ryan Woods) and senior women: (Michele Yates, Morgan Arritola, Megan Lizotte, Amber Reece-Young).
The junior mountain running team (athletes who are at least 16 in the year of competition and not yet 20), will not be selected at Cranmore, rather the four junior men and three junior women who comprise the team are chosen based on their resumes which must be sent to Kirsch by July 15.
However, the U.S. senior team - six men and four women - will be selected at Cranmore. The team will compete in Poland at the 29th World Mountain Running Championships on September 8, 2013.
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Second stage of the WMRA Grand Prix 2013 at Arco di Trento, Italy.
- 18 July 2013
Looking to the entry list, about 90 senior men and 50 senior women will be at the start of the second WMRA Grand Prix race on next 21 July 2013 at Arco di Trento, Italy!
The Italian Team is output from the European Championships in Borovets, Bulgaria, with seven medals in individual and team, a booty historic and virtually all national runners of this team will be at the start of their races in Arco: Dematteis, Belotti, Desco, Baldaccini, Vaia and so on.
And with their space to prominent personalities from every continent, from Eritrea (Teklay Weldemariam Azeria: three tiime silver medallist at the World Mountain Running Championships) to Japan, via Slovenia (Kosovelj Mitja and Mateja, Lucjia Krkoc and Andreja Godec), Austria, Czech rep., Germany and the UK (Matthew Hobbs and Emma Clayton).
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Turkish Team triumph at the 8. WMRA International Youth Cup at Gap, France.
- 08 July 2013
In a city dubbed "The Sportiest City in France," a record 15 countries participated in the 8th WMRA International Youth Cup in Gap, France on July 7.
Turkey dominated the competition winning in total five medals: all the gold medals, individual and team, plus one silver.
Poland took two silver medals and England one silver medal.
Italy, Russia, Wales and hosting Country France gained one bronze medal each.
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Wonderful 12. European Mountain Running Champs. 2013 at Borovets (Bulgaria):Italy and Turkey at top!
- 06 July 2013
Another important page of the history of the European mountain running was written at the 12. European Mountain Running Championships held on 6th July 2013 at Borovets, Bulgaria.
The new European Champions 2013 are: Italian Bernard Dematteis for senior men, Austrian Andrea Mayr for senior women, Turkish Ramazan Karagoz for junior men and German Melanie Albrecht for junior women. In the team list Gold medal was took in both senior categories by Italy and from Turkey in the junior men and from Russia in the junior women.
Nine Countries had athletes who finished on the podium. Italy and Turkey dominated the medal table winning seven medals each but Italy had 3 gold, 3 silver and 1 bronze, instead Turkey won 2 gold, 2 silver and 3 bronze. Germany, Russia and Austria took 1 gold medal each. Great Britain and Northern Ireland won 2 silver and 1 bronze medals, Switzerland 1 silver, Slovenia 2 bronze and Romania 1 bronze.
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