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Missouri ranks 3rd for new wind power
Tuesday, July 28th, 2009Good News!
"Missouri ranks third in the nation for new wind power generating capacity, an industry report says.
The state doubled its wind capacity in the second quarter, adding 146 megawatts for a total of 300 megawatts, according to a report released Tuesday by the American Wind Energy Association, a Washington, D.C.-based trade group.
Texas ranked first.
Missouri topped the list at No. 1 for the state posting the fastest growth in the second quarter, with wind power installations expanded by 90 percent."
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I almost wasn't going to post about this, mostly because we shouldn't care about Chad Johnson anymore, and I'd rather spend my early June Monday writing about other banal NFL matters. But I couldn't resist the charm (charm? Yes, charm) of his astounding stupidity.
As you'll surely recall, there was an arrest warrant issued for Johnson a few weeks ago after he missed a meeting with his probation officer, a routine rendezvous which stemmed from his domestic incident with former wife Evelyn Lozada. Simply showing up for that meeting was apparently far too difficult.
To escape a jail sentence he had reached a plea deal, and that feels like another sort of formality. Famous rich guy dodges jail time, blah blah, whatever. And that's probably where this story would have ended had it not been for Johnson's supreme idiocy.
Oh please tell us more, Associated Press:
A plea deal that called for no jail time fell apart Monday. Broward Judge Kathleen McHugh rejected it after Johnson playfully slapped his attorney on the behind in court. McHugh says Johnson wasn't taking things seriously enough, even after he apologized. McHugh also extended Johnson's probation for three months.
A detail is missing there, one that's sort of important. Johnson's lawyer is a man.
Seriously, this happened. Most people are fully aware that they've done something illegal and/or dumb when they're in court, and they approach the proceedings with the required amount of respect and decorum, hoping they can squirt by with a minimal punishment.
Chad Johnson isn't most people. He is, and will forever be, a complete idiot.

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According to a survey conducted by the marketing firm Ad-ology Research, a growing number of people in younger demographics are influenced by social networks when choosing a day spa or hair salon.
According to Ad-ology Research 57% of 18- to 24-year-olds and 48.5% of 25- to 34-year-olds say social media influenced their choice of a hair salon or day spa. Across all demographics, online media had the most impact, with local Web sites (28.8%) and online Yellow Pages (22.3%) ranking as the most influential. Direct mail and newspapers were the top-ranked traditional media types.
"The younger crowd wants the latest styles, but it also wants to go somewhere popular, somewhere friends go," said C. Lee Smith, president and CEO of Ad-ology Research. "Salons and spas need to get active online because chatter on social networks and positive comments can attract these young potential customers," Smith said.
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The first official images have arrived online for Transcendence, the directorial debut from Wally Pfister, giving us a first look at Johnny Depp and some of the rest of his assembled co-stars.
The new film casts Johnny as an expert in Artificial Intelligence, whose life's work is to create a sentient machine capable of human emotion.
An intriguing line of work then, but a controversial one, and it isn't long before Johnny's character is targeted by anti-technology extremists.
However, their interference only serves to provide the final piece in the jigsaw, as Depp himself undergoes the "transcendence" that finally brings his work to fruition…
The new images give us a look at Johnny's character both pre and post transcendence, while also giving us some idea of the visual aesthetic Pfister has gone for. Shiny sci-fi goodness, ahoy!
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The headline of a recent video story appearing on CNN.com says, "Credit unions keep perks, banks won't." In an interview with reporter Poppy Harlow, Credit Union National Association (CUNA) President and CEO Bill Cheney confirms that, unlike many banks, most credit unions are not raising fees and cutting benefits. When asked if he thinks doing so is "a sustainable model" for credit unions, he was emphatic.
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Haddix on names, walking signs, gas golf carts
It has been busy with a lot of issues being discussed, researched and pursued. So being the end of year, it is time for another update.
Walking signs are an issue the majority want banned on the right of ways, etc. Our sign ordinance has been one of the most desirable features for Peachtree City. Because the economy is bad, we have an excess of retail space in the city and not all stores have high visibility on highways, [but that] is not a reason to abandon either our sign ordinance or the principles which it contains.
In the past when non-profits took to the major intersections soliciting donations, the citizens complained so they were strictly regulated.
Now we have a very similar situation, but this time being they are for-profit, not always even located in Peachtree City. Same principle and same reaction from the citizens.
Reality is we need more customers and more disposable income, meaning more jobs with more employees buying local homes and shopping here. A lack of signage size, numbers or gimmicks is not the problem. Trying to weaken what has made us desirable and a model for other cities is a serious mistake.
Regarding gas golf carts, this has created very strong feelings on both sides of the issue. Fact is giving a 10-year grace period should allow for new technology to replace gas carts altogether.
But for today the inability to inspect or require emissions testing has allowed some extremely offensive smelling and noisy carts to be on the paths, as even admitted to by some gas cart owners.
Even well-maintained carts are unwelcome intrusions upon others on the paths, which the majority I have heard from opposing the ban do not deny. Those we have heard from have a strong majority wanting them banned.
We hear it will hurt commerce and the disabled. I disagree because there are exemptions for both those groups for 10 years. The assumption people will refuse to buy carts if they are not gas-driven is not one I can accept. Neither gas or electric golf carts are problem free, so that kind of argument is not realistic.
It is not an immediate complete fix but it does create a 10-year period for adjustment and change. If something unforeseen occurs, the ordinance can be eliminated or changed. I had hoped to have the vote done but some last minute questions came up, so one more month was added before the vote.
With Fischer's Crossing there were actually tenants contacting our staff and me who honestly believed they were locating in Peachtree City. They were shocked when told they are in unincorporated Coweta County with a Sharpsburg address. The letters were to try to stop and correct that misrepresentation to them by whoever before all the signage was in place.
We are already seeing some corrections in the newer advertising being used.
Developer Seymour said we could have had Kohl's because they wanted to come to CCD. Fact is Kohl's signed onto Fischer in 2007, which was two councils ago and never approached us for anything. It is just like CCD's claim Publix wanted to locate on that site but, when I called them, it was basically that was news to them.
We don't need to be building more places to stand empty or that cause existing stores to close.
As a side note, some are calling stores like Best Buy Big Boxes. They are not. Best Buy is 30,050 square feet, not 32,000 or more. Best Buy neither falls within the usage or size definition of a Big Box.
Last, but not least, is HB 277, the TSPLOST and related issues. I still believe being in the Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC) is a mistake and that this tax is going to hurt Fayette County. I still believe it will not pass in Three Rivers, and even if it did, we could get more beneficial projects there than in ARC.
On the vote to remove me from the Roundtable, our city attorney and a legislator, who is a lawyer, can find no legal grounds. The legislator says now that the bill has passed it requires the judicial branch to make an official ruling on who should represent Fayette.
GDOT Director Todd Long originally said he was advised to take no position and have Fayette resolve the matter. But, when asked who he would seat if both Mayor Steele and I showed up, he said Steele.
That was a political, not a legal, decision. It is a decision that does not surprise me since Long is a proponent and whose job it is to get the Roundtable to vote for the tax and promote the tax to the voters. It does not surprise me because Steele is strongly pro ARC and has publicly stated support for rail in Fayette in the past, 2008 as a specific example.
Steele has offered nothing but his opinion I could be removed. I have contacted the Attorney General and am waiting for a reply.
Steele had been criticizing me for not working to get all out of the tax possible and said I should have been working on getting the projects together for Fayette. My response was I am not required by law to support the tax and it was too early for the projects list, plus I was working to leverage all I could, as reflected by contacts trying to see what would placate me. Now, when asked for his projects list, he says it is too early. As well, he talks about the tax as if passage is a given.
There is a lot going on and a lot to think about. A move to Three Rivers can still be voted by the Peachtree City Council if one person who voted pro ARC calls for a reconsideration vote. The key to success remains getting good-paying jobs here to fill vacant homes and stores.
It is my belief that the citizens of Fayette County desire to maintain our unique identities and forge our their own future remains firm. I share in that goal.
Cathy and I wish a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all!
[Don Haddix was elected mayor of Peachtree City in 2009. Previously, he had served two years as a council member. His email is firstname.lastname@example.com.]
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I can't imagine a grown-up businessperson - shop owner or franchise purchaser would sign a lease without some due diligence - certainly about where his or her business would be located. But if that's your story - stick to it.
Still there's no need for letter-writing. Just bask in the pleasure of knowing that when (or if) the name Peachtree City is hijacked - just like Vinings and Buckhead, it is simply a compliment. No need to involve the city in what could be a misrepresentation lawsuit between a tenant and landlord in Coweta County. Not your job, man. Just concentrate on our own economic recovery. Maybe lose the anti-business chip on your shoulder for starters. Then get DAPC some money and some power. Then when the next person comes along and wants to buy our excess sewer capacity - take their money for God's sake (and the city's sake) as well.
You all notice that no one from the city or on these blogs has been able to answer my 2-week old question about who else on city council supported the Mayor writing his "you're not in PTC" letter? Wonder why? Staring to look like a coverup.
Your golf cart survey was totally bogus. You know it. It was orchestrated to give the result you wanted. If you really wanted honest input it would have been included as a question in the general survey sent out to citizens at random. For some reason you have unilaterally decided to get rid of gas golf carts so you ask for everyone who dosen't like them to raise their hands and then say "survey says"
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Why do you think that 4or 5 people should decide the fate of the gas golf cart? Why don't you let the people of P.T.C. vote on it, and the majority wins. The emission commities have already passed new laws on small gas engines for the future. Why do you always have to micro manage the small stuff, when we have such major problems going on, that you don't seem to be commited too. I have quit coming to the meetings, because ya'll let a few people stand up and talk, then you go on with business a usual, like nobody said anything. If it doesn't fit your mindset it just doesn't count.
Because we were elected to make decisions and we did a survey where around 2,000 people responded with a 70-80% majority wanting them banned.
This began with citizen input, not some sudden idea of just arbitrarily banning carts. There were a lot of emails as well.
The final vote will be what it will be. I do not believe it will be 5-0 either way.
Yes, there are new laws, but I believe they are on smaller engines.
I still do not understand why State Law prohibits emissions tests on gas carts. That makes no sense at all to me.
Have to agree with NUK1's comment below in that the term incapable or too lazy to think fits your style. I guess the state doesn't do emmission tests on golf carts for the same reason it doesn't do them on riding lawnmowers, but there is that thinking thing again.
Are we looking at yet another 3-2 vote, or will Doug finally realize that following your lead will prove hazardous to his political health?
You do know that if you got answers back from 2000 homes out of 12,000 here asking whether to ban eating over 2500 calories a day, that 75-80% of those answers would also say sure----we belong to DARS health club!
The other 10,000 would just can it and laugh!
I assume the survey was NOT random but voluntary?
As the guy on the hippie commercial says to the singer: "yeah, don't do that!"
...is very laughable, but I guess it gets you off the hook from having to THINK or show some leadership initiative.
"Around 2,000 responded." If that doesn't tell you that the citizens aren't interested in living in a pure democracy and actually expect to be governed by representatives instead of poll-taking micromanagers too intellectually lazy(or incapable) to lead, I don't know what will.
Now do you really think the Mayor and Council vote according to any survey--especially a rigged one? I don't think the Mayor "governs" alone. Isn't there four other people to vote?
They are cleaning up the dregs lying around! Next will be those maids working for unlicensed companies! However stores buying "gold" are OK, even though 2/3 - 3/4 of everything they take in has been stolen!
More regulations!
on banning stinky golf carts, voice-controlled dogs, walking signs, and other stuff that violates the spirit of our 'planned community' concept. Keep up the good work! However, I would like a Starbucks on the south side.
........all those things are what is called "regulating" by the government!
99.99% of Fayette County are conservatives or Independents, and they hate any form of regulating about health or anything else! That is unless they propose it.
Now regulating doctors and women and some of the operations they have is OK to regulate--it is in the Bible (isn't it?). Maybe the Old Testament, they even sacrificed their half grown kids.
(why is it some things from the Jewish Religion (Old Testament) apply to Christians today. but if a Christian doesn't like some things from there they can say the Old Testament was full-filled and the new Covenant (New Testament) always prevails!) Can't beat those choices!
Regulating anything that is called for in the Constitution is OK, but the trouble is there are millions of things these days that need regulating that aren't mentioned there. Weren't even invented then.
So, all we can regulate is how many Senators and congressmen we can have (Oh, that wasn't in the original Constitution, was it? And who can be President (any Citizen born here or Africa--and George, and Thomas, etc., who were English Citizens.
I said congressMEN since women certainly couldn't serve!
It is mostly BS, TEAS, and Libs! Whigs, Bull MOOSES, Democratics!
Court, once again you have hit the nail on the head, along with several nearby nails as well. I see that your telephathic typing device is holding up well. I trust your voice of experience. Didn't you witness the signing of the Constitution as a youth and run with Teddy on the Bull Moose ticket.
If Mr Long conveyed that he would seat Mayor Steele over you, why has it taken so long for you to understand that you have been replaced. It serves only to the embarassment of Fayette County to prolong your objections. After all, your own Council voted you out!
Your statement regarding business owners signing into long term leases without knowing the location appears to be sheer desperation on your part. Have you ever wondered why you continually find yourself posting or writing letters defending yourself?
I don't think the City Council can vote Mr. Haddix out as Mayor---it ain't no democracy in that area--just like the military, junior officers can't vote out the general!
Anyway, why do you want us to be in Atlanta Regional? Buses will start running here which I think you do not want. Nor the tax that goes with it!
Never have understood that two-faced attitude by Haddix's detractors.
I know of no way to be in ARC and not pay an additional tax and NOT have Buses!
That whole regional concept is flawed anyway--it is Socialist! Sonny's good deed wasn't it. (Did he resolve our water problems and HOPE problems?)
Wonder why?
His council voted him off the ARC, have you skipped your meds again?
The idea is to kill the SPLOST, for it is not yet a done deal. Now, if we could perhaps get Mr Ramsey and Mr Chance to come forward and explain their support of this new tax, we might better be able to defeat it.
It is not my understanding that PTC Council voted him "off" the ARC. They recommended him to the person who decides originally didn't they? Then they recommended NOONE later---did they not?
Did this Long fellow decide? I thought so.
Now can PTC Council, say next week, recommend that Steele be removed? Or, Fayette recommend it?
The reference to them voting out the Mayor was a joke of course---that is just what they wish they could do! We even had to have the Sheriff remove a Chief of Police!
I still don't understand how the SPLOST will be avoided with us in the ARC, when you know the vast majority are in favor of it.
You can not have your cake and eat it too! Just talk about it!
By the way, what did you think of Admiral Mullen and Secretary Gates wanting the DADT policy voided, but the Service Heads said no?
Was that the only way the military could skirt politics and say no?
I assume that those Department Heads don't expect any promotions in the next two years!
If I read that properly, it says that there were actually tenants that committed to a shopping center lease of thousands of dollars per month for a long term who thought they were in PTC and Fayette County when in fact they were in Coweta County? Now these are people who by definition run a small business, hire employees, pay taxes and can't read the part of the lease that states the location? And never visted the site? Or did any homework using demographics?
If all that is true, it would have made an amusing story at a council meeting - after which someone could have jokingly asked "So do we need to write these people a letter so they know where their store is going to be?" That would have been laughed off as silly and no letter would have been written. And that would have been the correct decision.


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2 TB of harddisk - what RAM is recommended?
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i bought a custom made pc with intel i3 processor, 2 TB or hard disk and 2 GB or ram. I am not sure why... but i have a felling that 2 GB of RAM is not enough. FYI Windows explorer crashed when i visit a specific directory of the a drive. that particular folder has around 100 Videos(Movies) in different formats (mkv, mp4, avi, wmv). The same folder can be accessed through VLC open window. Problem Window explorer crashed and asks to restart when opening a specific folder. |
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you probably want more, but how about helping us to help you by filling in your system specs>
Update your SevenForums System Specs User CP (located on the top menu bar) | Your Profile | Edit System Spec (left-hand column) To gather info, use Speccy (my favorite) or SIW or System Info In the System Manufacturer Block, enter: Manufacturer and Model and ADD the word laptop, desktop, netbook or tablet. For example: Toshiba Satellite L305D notebook. Provide full windows version info, for example: MS Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 64-bit Use the Other Info block for Optical Reader, Mouse, touchpad, wifi adapter, speakers, monitor, etc Scroll down and click on SAVE CHANGES. You will find that in Speccy, you can select info from the display using your mouse/touchpad and then paste that info into your specs. SIW is a marvelous program, but the free version does not offer this capability. |
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After you have entered your System Specs (so we can see if your integrated video is using the system RAM), try this:
Open Windows Explorer > Go to the Videos folder > Click on the View drop down in the upper Right corner of the window > and select "List" as your option. Now see if there is a freeze opening the folder in list format. Let us know If the List setting will not 'stick' for this test (meaning the folder keeps reverting to Large Icons) then you can do this: Do exactly as above, but before you leave the Videos folder do this: Click to drop down "Organize" > Select "Folder & Search Options" > Click the View Tab > then click "Apply to All Folders". |
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15 Jul 2012 | #4 |
2Gb RAM sounds a bit low these days, but it shouldn't stop the PC working; it's just that every demand on memory will be reduced.
I wonder why the vendor didn't encourage you to have more fitted - since at purchase your MBO was empty - suggest you go back pronto and have a complain. The most common arrangement would be 4G (2x 2Gb ), although Windows 32-bit cannot address all this, it will sort itself out. It is quite common for "budget" PC's to have integrated video (on the MBO) and this will place memory demands on the system RAM, unless there is some extra you've not said. Surprises me that you needed to have a "below spec" PC built specially - or is there some space restriction, perhaps? In addition to the full-spec often demanded here, I think you should tell us what you'll be using this PC for, if it's just email, wordprocessing then a low-spec should be good enough. The danger(!) is that once you get a "New PC" buyers start to want more power. For example photo editing, video editing/display, gaming are three levels up (IMHO), from basic email & wp which should be available on almost any "working" PC. If you are into Video as yr comments suggest you should be drivng Quad-core, 4G RAM (or more, if you opt for 64-bit OS), and a minimum 500Mb video card with digital outtputs (as well as customary VGA). - To that end IMHO, yr PC is already under-spec'd. However, if you are merely storing files and don't mind the wait, then a low-spec will do, just don't expect to view action movies. Finally, did you see this PC running before taking it away? FWIW I didn't understand TVeblen's suggestion: I had to "search" for Windows Explorer and when I found LIST there was nothing there - I think it needs to be aimed at a specific drive/folder. FWIW I usually have mine set at "Large" so I can see the first frame of each photo/video - so, obviously been using WE without realising it. . . . . . . "Live and learn", eh? |
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15 Jul 2012 | #5 |
Right click on the folder, go to properties, click customize, under "Optimize this folder for", change it from videos to General items, and see if that does anything for you.
you could have a corrupted thumbnail or something. |
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27 Jul 2012 | #6 |
even when i select the folder or even right click it... windows explorer crashes. Here is the error debug. Code:
Problem signature: Problem Event Name: APPCRASH Application Name: Explorer.EXE Application Version: 6.1.7600.16385 Application Timestamp: 4a5bc60d Fault Module Name: DivXMFSource.dll Fault Module Version: 220.127.116.11 Fault Module Timestamp: 4cffcf66 Exception Code: c0000005 Exception Offset: 0009b8a1 OS Version: 6.1.7600.2.0.0.256.1 Locale ID: 1033 Additional Information 1: 0a9e Additional Information 2: 0a9e372d3b4ad19135b953a78882e789 Additional Information 3: 0a9e Additional Information 4: 0a9e372d3b4ad19135b953a78882e789 Read our privacy statement online: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=104288&clcid=0x0409 If the online privacy statement is not available, please read our privacy statement offline: C:\Windows\system32\en-US\erofflps.txt MS Windows 7 Ultimate 32-Bit |
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27 Jul 2012 | #7 |
I recommend you start a fresh thread in the BSOD and Crash forum. Here is the info they need: http://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-d...tructions.html |
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27 Jul 2012 | #9 |
Looks like a corrupted MFT... or folder setting.
2 GB should be enough if you use a x86 system, otherwise you need at least 1 GB more (2 GB Reccomended) to get a fluid system. But this has nothing to do with symptoms you describe... Was this system bought with a clean install of Windows 7? I suspect by the things you type that this was loaded with hundreds of videos and data you don't use (Maybe I'm wrong) If it is not a clean install of windows, I would reccomend to format and clean reinstal windows. |
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27 Jul 2012 | #10 |
Hi -
Thank you everyone for replying.... My PC is now fixed. I found the bug... Recently, i installed DivX Plus Codec Pack to Stream mkv and flv format vidoes to my PS3 via dlink wireless. Here is the link if anyone wants to download it. DivX Plus Codec Pack |
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Fund This Film: An Aaron Swartz Documentary From the Director of 'We Are Legion'
Crowdfunded Movies By Christopher Campbell on May 4, 2013 | Comments (2)One of the best documentaries of last year is We Are Legion: The Story of the Hacktivists, a film that looks at the history of Internet activists/hackers/pranksters Anonymous while remarkably tying together stuff like LOLCats and the Arab Spring and the Occupy movement (stream it now via Amazon or download from iTunes). Now that doc's director, Brian Knappenberger, is taking on another web-based story, which will show how the movie WarGames led to the suicide of one of the 21st century's greatest geniuses. Not that it will put any blame on a 1982 movie starring Matthew Broderick nor focus on that particular chain of events. The Internet's Own Boy will tell the short life story of computer programmer Aaron Swartz, one of the minds behind numerous Internet-related projects including RSS (at age 14!), Reddit, Markdown, Watchdog.net, and Creative Commons and an activist against SOPA and for WikiLeaks. Sadly, he hung himself in January of this year (at age 26), following two years of being hit with felony charges stemming from illegally accessing and downloading material from the online journal database JSTOR.
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Hmm. Where's the stuff about empathy and connection? It's missing entirely from the graphic's caption. Which is a big deal, because these graphics function not merely to attract the eye, or to break up the gray of the page; they're meant to convey the article's content. (The piece's layout reinforces that role: the brain-imaging graphics, in terms of both size (huge) and page placement (center), get bigger play than the article text itself.) But if readers look only at the graphic, they'll come away associating Edwards with "disgust"—a deceptively skewed conclusion.
That's not the only discrepancy. Mitt Romney's summary, in the text of "This Is Your Brain," reports that viewing still photos of the candidate elicited anxiety in voters' brains—but also that "when the subjects saw him and heard his video, their anxiety died down." The article's Romney graphic, though, notes simply that "looking at photos of Mitt Romney led to activity in the amygdala, a brain area linked to anxiety" (and then punctuates that point with an amygdala-activated brain illustration and the aforementioned "anxious man" icon). The graphic mentions nothing about that initial anxiety being ameliorated through seeing and hearing Romney on video—the more politically salient fact here, given that voters are almost guaranteed to see the candidate in video form over the course of the campaign. Similarly, watching video of Barack Obama, the article reports, provoked "increased activity in some regions of the brain associated with positive feeling" among male subjects (though not so with women); the Obama graphic, however, notes only the subjects' reactions to photos of him—and the fact that, when shown those pictures, voters "had little activity in areas of the brain associated with thought or feeling." Again: hmm.
If an article purports to "reveal some voter impressions on which this election may well turn," it needs to reflect those revelations at every turn—not just in its text, but in the entire package it presents to its readers. The brain-drainy graphics "This Is Your Brain" serves up serve as a useful reminder: graphics need to be able to stand independently from the articles they illustrate; they should complement an article, certainly, but never contradict it. There's no gray area in that—even, and especially, when it comes to gray matter.


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I'm probably going to get flayed alive for saying this, but I really enjoyed the new Sinbad animated movie from Dreamworks. I think right now, imo, animated movies have emerged from a very dark age and are now entering somewhat of a golden age. I can't tell you how mad I got at all this animated musical fluff that Disney and Pixar called movies. PUH-LEESE! The only good animated movies I saw with a musical side to them were The Lion King, Mulan, (That one passed only by the skin of its teeth. Listening to Donny Osmond wail like a dying cat was quite excruciating! :mad: ) Arabian Nights, An American Tale, Aladdin, Aladdin II: The Return of Jafar (Don't enen get me started on how horrible the third one was! And Princess Jasmine annoyed me to death, frankly I think her personality would have been much better as a seductress-like person than a pining, lovesick, blubbery princess!) and The Prince of Egypt (It's biblical-based animated follow-up, Joseph sucked serious arse!! The filmmakers probably thought that since people liked The Prince of Egypt, and one of the things they marvelled at was the animation, then they'd probably like a well-animated movie with almost no plot at all. Really from what I've seen of the general consensus, not very many people give a crap about Joseph's story, which isn't to say that I don't think it's an important part of the Bible because I do, as a Christian I think every part is important, but not all of them are perfect for epic movie status. I think if Pixar really wanted to make more good historical biblical epics, they'd interpret the more exciting and dramatic parts of the Bible, which more of the consensus care about and are interested about, such as Satan's expulsion from heaven, David vs. Goliath, the Death and Ressurection of Christ, and, my personal fave, Armageddon.)
Anyway, I just wanted to ask what everybody thought about the Sinbad movie.
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BANGALORE: Ever since two thieves looted Chemmannur Jewellers of gold jewellery worth Rs 1 crore on Wednesday, city police commissioner BG Jyothi Prakash Mirji ordered his staff to prevent such crimes.
On Saturday, he was livid when he saw no policemen in and around Commercial Street, one of the busiest business centres. The absence of policemen on patrol around 7pm irked him and he sent a message to his subordinates to be on red alert in the Central Business District (CBD).
"There is a routine failure on the part of officers in the police station not to bother about areas under them after dark. This is because they find any crime happens after the routine attendance call he makes around 8.30pm. It's become a habit among inspectors as they're always in a hurry to make the roll call after calling out for their men on the street to reach the police station to allot patrolling," a senior police officer said.
The patrolling system has to change from the traditional way followed for about two decades now. "The routine called roll call (attendance) can be done and police personnel can be allocated their patrolling (beat) after checking those present for duty. The urgent need now is to have checkpoints at all commercially important places. Barring malls,individual shops and shoppers need to be watched as there is always a chance that criminals lurk in these areas. The period after darkness sets in is very crucial," said a police officer.
Another officer said he had noticed that Hoysala vehicles, which are deployed on the roads for patrolling, don't venture out till 9pm. They are keen on seeing that bars are closed at 11.30pm, the deadline set by the excise department. "They are also particular about closing down restaurants at 12 midnight. They don't want to do anything else till a distress call from the control room flashes on the wireless sets. This should be stopped," said an officer.
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1 Paul and Timothy, both of us committed servants of Christ Jesus, write this letter to all the Christians in Philippi, pastors and ministers included. | 1 Paul and Timothy, servants of Christ Jesus, To all the saints in Christ Jesus at Philippi, together with the overseers and deacons: |
2 We greet you with the grace and peace that comes from God our Father and our Master, Jesus Christ. | 2 Grace and peace to you from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ. |
3 Every time you cross my mind, I break out in exclamations of thanks to God. | 3 I thank my God every time I remember you. |
4 Each exclamation is a trigger to prayer. I find myself praying for you with a glad heart. | 4 In all my prayers for all of you, I always pray with joy |
5 I am so pleased that you have continued on in this with us, believing and proclaiming God's Message, from the day you heard it right up to the present. | 5 because of your partnership in the gospel from the first day until now, |
6 There has never been the slightest doubt in my mind that the God who started this great work in you would keep at it and bring it to a flourishing finish on the very day Christ Jesus appears. | 6 being confident of this, that he who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus. |
7 It's not at all fanciful for me to think this way about you. My prayers and hopes have deep roots in reality. You have, after all, stuck with me all the way from the time I was thrown in jail, put on trial, and came out of it in one piece. All along you have experienced with me the most generous help from God. | 7 It is right for me to feel this way about all of you, since I have you in my heart; for whether I am in chains or defending and confirming the gospel, all of you share in God's grace with me. |
8 He knows how much I love and miss you these days. Sometimes I think I feel as strongly about you as Christ does! | 8 God can testify how I long for all of you with the affection of Christ Jesus. |
9 So this is my prayer: that your love will flourish and that you will not only love much but well. Learn to love appropriately. You need to use your head and test your feelings | 9 And this is my prayer: that your love may abound more and more in knowledge and depth of insight, |
10 so that your love is sincere and intelligent, not sentimental gush. Live a lover's life, circumspect and exemplary, a life Jesus will be proud of: | 10 so that you may be able to discern what is best and may be pure and blameless until the day of Christ, |
11 bountiful in fruits from the soul, making Jesus Christ attractive to all, getting everyone involved in the glory and praise of God. | 11 filled with the fruit of righteousness that comes through Jesus Christ--to the glory and praise of God. |
12 I want to report to you, friends, that my imprisonment here has had the opposite of its intended effect. Instead of being squelched, the Message has actually prospered. | 12 Now I want you to know, brothers, that what has happened to me has really served to advance the gospel. |
13 All the soldiers here, and everyone else too, found out that I'm in jail because of this Messiah. That piqued their curiosity, and now they've learned all about him. | 13 As a result, it has become clear throughout the whole palace guard and to everyone else that I am in chains for Christ. |
14 Not only that, but most of the Christians here have become far more sure of themselves in the faith than ever, speaking out fearlessly about God, about the Messiah. | 14 Because of my chains, most of the brothers in the Lord have been encouraged to speak the word of God more courageously and fearlessly. |
15 It's true that some here preach Christ because with me out of the way, they think they'll step right into the spotlight. But the others do it with the best heart in the world. | 15 It is true that some preach Christ out of envy and rivalry, but others out of goodwill. |
16 One group is motivated by pure love, knowing that I am here defending the Message, wanting to help. | 16 The latter do so in love, knowing that I am put here for the defense of the gospel. |
17 The others, now that I'm out of the picture, are merely greedy, hoping to get something out of it for themselves. Their motives are bad. They see me as their competition, and so the worse it goes for me, the better - they think - for them. | 17 The former preach Christ out of selfish ambition, not sincerely, supposing that they can stir up trouble for me while I am in chains. |
18 So how am I to respond? I've decided that I really don't care about their motives, whether mixed, bad, or indifferent. Every time one of them opens his mouth, Christ is proclaimed, so I just cheer them on! | 18 But what does it matter? The important thing is that in every way, whether from false motives or true, Christ is preached. And because of this I rejoice. Yes, and I will continue to rejoice, |
19 because I know how it's going to turn out. Through your faithful prayers and the generous response of the Spirit of Jesus Christ, everything he wants to do in and through me will be done. | 19 for I know that through your prayers and the help given by the Spirit of Jesus Christ, what has happened to me will turn out for my deliverance. |
20 I can hardly wait to continue on my course. I don't expect to be embarrassed in the least. On the contrary, everything happening to me in this jail only serves to make Christ more accurately known, regardless of whether I live or die. They didn't shut me up; they gave me a pulpit! | 20 I eagerly expect and hope that I will in no way be ashamed, but will have sufficient courage so that now as always Christ will be exalted in my body, whether by life or by death. |
21 Alive, I'm Christ's messenger; dead, I'm his bounty. Life versus even more life! I can't lose. | 21 For to me, to live is Christ and to die is gain. |
22 As long as I'm alive in this body, there is good work for me to do. If I had to choose right now, I hardly know which I'd choose. | 22 If I am to go on living in the body, this will mean fruitful labor for me. Yet what shall I choose? I do not know! |
23 Hard choice! The desire to break camp here and be with Christ is powerful. Some days I can think of nothing better | 23 I am torn between the two: I desire to depart and be with Christ, which is better by far; |
24 . But most days, because of what you are going through, I am sure that it's better for me to stick it out here. | 24 but it is more necessary for you that I remain in the body. |
25 So I plan to be around awhile, companion to you as your growth and joy in this life of trusting God continues. | 25 Convinced of this, I know that I will remain, and I will continue with all of you for your progress and joy in the faith, |
26 You can start looking forward to a great reunion when I come visit you again. We'll be praising Christ, enjoying each other. | 26 so that through my being with you again your joy in Christ Jesus will overflow on account of me. |
27 Meanwhile, live in such a way that you are a credit to the Message of Christ. Let nothing in your conduct hang on whether I come or not. Your conduct must be the same whether I show up to see things for myself or hear of it from a distance. Stand united, singular in vision, contending for people's trust in the Message, the good news, | 27 Whatever happens, conduct yourselves in a manner worthy of the gospel of Christ. Then, whether I come and see you or only hear about you in my absence, I will know that you stand firm in one spirit, contending as one man for the faith of the gospel |
28 not flinching or dodging in the slightest before the opposition. Your courage and unity will show them what they're up against: defeat for them, victory for you - and both because of God. | 28 without being frightened in any way by those who oppose you. This is a sign to them that they will be destroyed, but that you will be saved--and that by God. |
29 There's far more to this life than trusting in Christ. There's also suffering for him. And the suffering is as much a gift as the trusting. | 29 For it has been granted to you on behalf of Christ not only to believe on him, but also to suffer for him, |
30 You're involved in the same kind of struggle you saw me go through, on which you are now getting an updated report in this letter. | 30 since you are going through the same struggle you saw I had, and now hear that I still have. |
Published by permission. Originally published by NavPress in English as THE MESSAGE: The Bible in Contemporary Language copyright 2002 by Eugene Peterson. All rights reserved. (The Message Bible Online) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


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Paul Oakenfold, who headlined the Ogden Theatre last night, has been spinning steadily to crowds around the world since the late 1980s. He has quite a track record, having founded the Perfecto imprint in 1989, the responsible for bring the world BT, David Guetta, Kenneth Thomas, Infected Mushroom and Timo Maas. He's also been nominated for Grammys and remixed songs for Madonna and U2.
Now, despite his vast history and accomplishments -- his tracks "Ready, Steady, Go" and "Starry Eyed Surprise" from the 2000 album, Bunkka, were both club anthems for a generation, and currently, he is on year three of his Perfecto residency in Las Vegas -- Oakenfold hasn't had the most favorable press in recent years. Some believe he's getting a little long in the tooth. Dance music trends move so fast that any DJ is hard pressed to keep up -- Oakenfold is no exception.
His shows have always been a toss-up without any discernible pattern. He is regarded as a godfather of my favorite music genre so I expect to be blown out of my seat by his sets, yet I always leave feeling I missed him at his best a decade ago. However, I'm a sucker for surprise redemption and second chances so off to the show I go.Photo: Eric Gruneisen Oakenfold last night.
Warming up the night was Zen Freeman -- a DJ with residencies in both L.A. and Las Vegas. Attempting to draw in the crowd, he served up rock mash-ups using tracks including Phoenix "1901" and Kings of Leon "Sex on Fire," which worked fine until he tried to mix them. The ability to beat match seemed to elude him just as surely as the skill to build a set -- especially paving the way for a DJ like Oakenfold to take the decks.
Freeman played two of my favorite all-time dance tracks (Robin S "Show Me Love" and Eric Prydz "Proper Education") but still stalled and snagged transitioning. Folks would get into a tune and then get smacked upside the head by the poor mix. Zen managed to get things a bit more on track towards the end of his set - pulling out more electronica and giving Oakenfold a lukewarm rather than cold platform to start with.Photo: Eric Gruneisen Freeman last night.
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- This building formerly housed a public observation deck, but it has been closed since the late 1990s. The only remaining observation deck in the Twin Cities is in the Foshay Tower.
- The zig-zag shape of the tower's floorplan allows for 32 corner offices on every floor.
- Films with scenes shot in the tower or neighboring Crystal Court include "Purple Rain", "Foolin' Around", and "Joe Somebody".
- The design evolved out of a circa-1962 12-story headquarters building concept for Investors Diversified Services.
- The architects were recognized with an Honor Award for Design from the American Institute of Architects in 1975.
- The building was featured prominently in the opening sequence for the much-loved 1970s sitcom, the Mary Tyler Moore Show.
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LC-A Big Book Chapter 92: How the Lens was Created
After the Minitar 1's calculations were finished at the world famous GO1-institute by Mr. Tarabukin (the "tar" in Minitar stands for the first three letters of his name) and Ms. Zhukova, they were transferred to the LOMO PLC in order to produce the first prototype pieces. -
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After I made my Mini Strawberry Shortcake Poppers recently, I couldn't quite get over my fascination with Pop Rocks (which would be my way of saying I couldn't get enough of those darn little candies!!!). Pop Rocks work great to line glass rims for your favorite drinks. I had some fresh watermelon in the house AND Watermelon Pop Rocks so what was a girl to do??? I went to the nearest liquor store, bought some watermelon vodka, and next thing I knew I was making a Watermelon Poptini!
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- 2 cups fresh seedless watermelon (cut into cubes about ½-inch in diameter)
- ¼ cup watermelon vodka
- 2 tablespoons honey + more for glass rim
- 1 lime, juiced
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- Place watermelon, vodka, 2 tablspoons honey, and lime juice in blender. Process until smooth. (If you notice a few watermelon seeds, pour through strainer if desired.)
- Rub a little honey on the edges of martini glasses then dip into Pop Rocks.
- Shake drink with ice if desired then strain into martini glasses.
- Makes 2 drinks
SNAPPY SUBSTITUTIONS: You could substitute a little orange or lemon juice instead of the lime juice.
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Perception:You need the best, hippest technology to succeed on the Net.
Reality: Don't believe it, warns Michael Binko, 30-year-old co-founder and vice president of LaunchFuel Inc., a Reston, Virginia, Net start-up accelerator. "Even though technology is a tremendous enabler, blind faith will quickly drain precious resources," says Binko. What's even worse, a lot of bleeding-edge technology isn't ready for primetime: "Entrepreneurs need experienced guidance to understand which technologies are proven and which are merely hype."
Perception: Traditional business/operation metrics don't apply to me.
Reality: Once upon a time (admittedly not long ago), netpreneurs insisted that yardsticks such as profitability and revenue had no relevance to a Net start-up, and investors believed them. No more. "That's from the Internet's Wild West days," says Binko. Patience with start-ups is now very short, and, at an early stage, companies have got to start producing operational numbers that show the business has long-range potential-or impatient investors just may turn off the life support.
Perception:E-commerce has to cost big bucks.
Reality: Do it smart, and it can be done on the cheap. "When we created e-Holster.com in 1999, it only cost the company about $5,000 out-of-pocket," says serial entrepreneur Tom Traeger. "I created an 'earn-in' relationship with our webmaster, who maintains the site as part of his 'sweat equity.' We are now generating approximately $1,000 per day."
Perception: My idea is unique, and I have no competitors because I'm using the Net to accelerate my business plan.
Reality: These entrepreneurs need a wake-up call-fast," Binko concludes. "Although the Internet certainly does allow a first-mover entrepreneur the opportunity to change an industry under the feet of established larger competitors, he/she can rest assured that a handful of like-minded entrepreneurs are kicking the tires on the same concept. The harsh reality is that the Internet-the same medium that offers first-mover advantages-also helps subsequent competitors that may be able to take market share if the entrepreneur missteps."
The only cure is to keep striving to improve. While that prescription may sound tough, in this age, continuous improvement is the only protection.
Perception:All the good Web niches have been taken; there's no more room for start-ups.
Reality: New Web sites sprout every day, and in just about no categories are there real leaders with insurmountable leads. Amazon.com would be tough to dislodge from its hold on books-but try naming other category leaders with similarly strong positions. It's tough to think of any. What's more, many established e-companies are now showing all the signs of artery-hardening that made the brick-and-mortars easy prey. Everywhere, companies are setting up legal departments and doing all the stuff that shouts bureaucracy. The more they do that, the more they're like dinosaurs marching closer to their own funerals-and the greater the reason for optimism among start-up entrepreneurs.
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In addition to his training and extensive involvment in various organizations, Dr. Behmand is also an active member of the American Society of Bariatric Plastic Surgeons.
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How can the total amount of mobile charge in a capacitor be the same after charging as before charging?
All capacitors have two kinds of charges: protons (positive charges), electrons (negative charges). An UNCHARGED capacitor has equal numbers of protons and electrons on each side. Each side has a charge of zero. Each side is balanced.
When you charge a capacitor, you move some electrons from one side to the other (through the circuit, often a battery). The protons stay put. Now one side has a POSITIVE charge and one side has a NEGATIVE charge. The TOTAL charge for the whole apparatus is still zero. The total number electrons and protons are the same. When you charge a capacitor, you do not add or remove charge: you rearrange the charges.
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Juniper Creek Writer's Conference, held in Carson City, Nevada, is in its second year. Run by poet Bill Cowee and Young Adult author Ellen Hopkins, this event brings together children's authors, agents, poets, artists, and fiction and nonfiction writers. There were some attendees who ran lit magazines, and others who simply were thinking of writing for the first time in their lives and wanted guidance. With a poet and a YA author at the helm, events were stronger in these fields. Christian Wiman, editor of Poetry Magazine, (http://www.poetrymagazine.org), gave the keynote speech.
Like all new conferences of this type, there are certainly areas for improvement. The Web site wasn't clear as to where the event was being held, or how to get there, or where to pick up registration packages. The schedules were simply listings of names and gave no specifics as to the topics. You had to read four sheets of paper to figure out what to do and where to find the workshops. And, there were some snafus with lunches on the first full day. It was a bit male heavy on the literary panel, but then again, many editorial boards are testosterone-filled. The number of children's authors greatly outweighed any other represented writer, so book sales' tables tended to cater to this. Lastly, the Carson City hotels aren't exactly geared to authors. Most hotels seem to be surviving on the credit cards of bikers and drunken teenagers who couldn't get a room in nearby Reno.
However, the benefits of a conference of this size, approximately one hundred attendees and volunteers, outweighed anything that could remotely be considered faults. One-on-one manuscript critiques were set up for a very fair price of $30 per 30 pages, per manuscript. The agents seemed focused, and three really had done the job of reading prior to meeting authors. The agents were warmly approached during workshops, and not hunted down by panic-filled first time writers begging to have a shot. Sure, there were one or two hyper-elitists, who thought faux nouveaux British accents were the only way to speak, along with words that haven't existed since the writing of Canterbury Tales. But, generally, everyone had something to offer, as panelist or workshop attendee, and did so willingly and without pomposity.
The workshops were not so tightly scheduled that aspirin was needed to get through the day. There were four rooms for the fields of Business, Poetry, Children, and Prose. A special area was set up for critiques. Water and snacks were sold for modest prices, and a raffle was held. Three local writers' groups gave proof that small towns produce some wonderful word artistry. A Web publicist did a great job in bringing technology and Web ideas to the event, but there wasn't a lot of discussion on marketing other than this.
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The area this event is held in certainly is beautiful and inspires writing. After hours events included a wine tasting, poetry reading, and a wonderfully catered evening of music. The weather in Carson City was unusually hot. Nearby Virginia City served as a place to escape prior to or after the event. This town could have served as a metaphor for this conference. Out of the mountains and mining areas appeared a town created with so much beauty it could only stand in a quarter mile space. Juniper Creek Writers Conference is a surprising find of large minds in a small town, and I will attend again.
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Johann Sebastian Bach Composer
6 Preludes ('Six Little Preludes'), BWV933-38
Performances: 14
Tracks: 73
6 Preludes ('Six Little Preludes'), BWV933-38Key: C-
Year: before 1751
Genre: Prelude / Fugue
Pr. Instrument: Harpsichord
- 1.Prelude in C, BWV933
- 2.Prelude in C- BWV934
- 3.Prelude in D-, BWV935
- 4.Prelude in D, BWV936
- 5.Prelude in E, BWV937
- 6.Prelude in E-, BWV938
1.Prelude in C, BWV933
This miniature is the first of six little preludes for beginners that Bach jotted down between 1717 and 1723. Bach wrote these for use with his students and never intended them to be publicly performed; indeed, they weren't even published until 1802. The C major prelude consists of two brief sections, repeated as a pair, followed by a variation on each section, again repeated as a pair. The first segment demands complete independence of the right and left hands, with the right hand playing material that is part fanfare, part dance, and the left providing a busy accompaniment. The bass material becomes more rudimentary in the second segment, as the treble indulges in hyperactive passagework. The fanfare-dance melody invites extra ornamentation upon its repeat. The variation half of this prelude makes minimal changes to the basic material, mainly brightening it by lifting the slightly altered melody into a higher register.© All Music Guide
2.Prelude in C- BWV934
This is the second of the so-called Little Preludes (6), a collection of pedagogical works dating to or around the period 1717-1720. Bach assembled neither these preludes nor the Little Preludes (12) into sets himself, but these 18 pieces are often grouped in their respective collections for convenience in both concert and recording venues. The Little Preludes (6) are technically more difficult for keyboard students and can thus serve as a second step for them after they have mastered the relatively easy Little Preludes (12). This C minor effort is a charming, slightly quirky minuet, a bit more complex, however, than it sounds. It features a lively theme whose accompanying leaps and long-breathed, angular manner impart a delightful sense of color through the adventurous twists and turns. Some keyboardists play this work at moderate tempos in order to create a more graceful and elegant expressive mood. The theme and second subject are played through twice and vary considerably on their third appearance, taking on a slightly more serious manner. Lasting just over a minute, this playful, charming piece will appeal to a wide audience.© All Music Guide
3.Prelude in D-, BWV935
This is one of a series of 18 preludes Bach sporadically produced around the period 1717-1720, primarily for pedagogical purposes. The least-challenging dozen are grouped as the Little Preludes (12) and the more advanced remainder as the Little Preludes (6), though Bach himself did not assemble these works as such. Still, these Little Prelude sets are logically formed and make access to—and identification of—the easier works for both students and listeners. This D minor effort is the third item in the latter set and contains features that might prompt one to identify it as a two-part invention. The work opens with a busy theme whose graceful manner and stately sense are colored by Bach's usual deft contrapuntal writing, which, while it is generally uncomplicated and straightforward—at least for Bach—nevertheless crackles with lively detail and a sense of profound purpose as it underpins the main line. The theme and subordinate materials are presented twice and then vary on their third appearance, much in the same pattern as used in the second Little Prelude in C minor. This attractive D minor effort typically has a duration of a minute-and-a-half.© All Music Guide
4.Prelude in D, BWV936
While Bach composed this as a stand-alone work, it is generally classed as one of his Little Preludes (6), specifically as the fourth in the set. The group was made because these half-dozen pieces are all short, pedagogical efforts written in or around the period of 1717-1720. Arranged according to key sequence, these are somewhat more challenging than the Little Preludes (12), a similar group of instructive pieces roughly dating to the same period. This Prelude in D major is a sprightly piece having features associated with a trio sonata: listen closely for the two upper lines and the roving bass part underpinning them. The work opens with a lively theme whose busy manner is typically Bachian in its sense of joy and vigor and in its range of activity and brimming detail. It is played through twice, then varied on its third appearance, showing much imaginative development, especially in its springy rhythmic elements. Although this piece is intended for middle-level students, it offers a good measure of both technical and interpretive difficulty. But listeners can enjoy this one-and-a-half minute masterwork as pure music, as well.© All Music Guide
5.Prelude in E, BWV937
While Bach never placed this work in a larger set, it is generally identified as one of the Little Preludes (6) (BWV 933-38), which are all short, pedagogical pieces requiring a stronger technique than needed for the relatively easy Little Pieces (12) (BWV 924-30, 939-42, and 999) composed around the same period, also for instructive purposes. This E major effort, the fifth in the Little Pieces (6), is a lively, moderately challenging work that exhibits certain aspects associated with the composer's two-part inventions. It opens with a jovial theme whose busy manner brims with a sense of energetic joy and high spirits. The plentiful secondary thematic material here lends the music an expository breadth, making it seem angular and brimming with ideas. But it does, in fact, brim with ideas in its brilliant thematic, contrapuntal, and harmonic writing. The opening material is heard a second time, each of its appearances containing two statements of the main theme, after which Bach develops the material, focusing especially on its rhythmic aspects. While this work lasts only a minute-and-a-half, it contains enough ideas for a piece three times its length.© All Music Guide
6.Prelude in E-, BWV938
This is the last of the so-called Little Preludes (6), a collection of pieces Bach composed for instructive purposes, but never assembled them into a set himself. These works are remarkable in that they brilliantly achieve a dual purpose, both teaching the student keyboard player and entertaining the listener. Bach (and later Schumann and Bartók) was a master at achieving these two often incompatible objectives. This E minor effort, like Nos. 3 and 5 in the set, divulges features often identified with the composer's two-part inventions. The piece opens with an energetic, sunny theme whose contrapuntal writing is at times quite deftly imagined. Bach follows a pattern used in many of the pieces in the set, in presenting the main thematic material twice in more or less the same guise, then developing it. Here, nothing is particularly complex in the flow of the composer's thematic ideas and their development, but neither can one call it all simple, as the work offers both technical and interpretive challenges to the student player and much to digest for the listener. This approximately one-and-a-half minute piece must be assessed as at least a minor masterwork.© All Music Guide


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