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Cantolopera: Arias for Bass - Volume 1
Cantolopera Collection
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Cantolopera: Arias for Bass - Volume 1 (Cantolopera Collection). Composed by Various. For Piano, Piano/Keyboard, Vocal. Cantolopera Series. Play Along. Collection and Performance/Accompaniment CD. 42 pages. Ricordi #R138733. Published by Ricordi (HL.50484054).
ISBN 0634033697. Play Along. 8x10.75 inches.
Cantolopera is an exceptional new series of book/CD packs from Ricordi that offers a fresh approach to great opera repertoire. The books include versions for voice and piano of the world's most famous arias. The CDs feature two versions of each aria: one with a 130-piece orchestra providing accompaniments to allow the professional, student or opera fan to practice, and another sung by an established artist for reference. Each volume contains the lyrics of the arias, plus a short plot summary and background information on the orchestra and the performers.
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This unique and exciting series gives you the chance to learn some of the greatest arias of the Opera tradition with full orchestral backing tracks.Ricordi's Cantolopera: is a series that proposes a totally new way to approach the new opera repertoire; versions for voice and piano of the most famous arias, accompanied by a compact disc containing the corresponding orchestral bases, recorded with a 130-piece orchestra, to allow the professional, student, or opera fan to practice, as well as a version sung by an established artist for reference. Each volume contains a piano and vocal score, the complete lyrics of the arias, plus a short summary and background information on the orchestra and performers.An excellent rehearsal tool, or the ideal way to introduce your voice to the wonders and rigors of the Opera./p/div
- O tu, Palermo, terra adorata from I VESPRI SICILIANI (Verdi)
- Infelice! e tu credevi from ERNANI (Verdi)
- Vi ravviso, o luoghi ameni from LA SONNAMBULA (Bellini)
- Come dal ciel precipita from MACBETH (Verdi)
- La calunnia è un venticello from IL BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA (Rossini)
- Vecchia zimarra, senti from LA BOHÈME (Puccini)
- Madamina! Il catalogo è questo from DON GIOVANNI (Mozart)
- Ella giammai m'amò from DON CARLO (Verdi)
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Its really annoying because no websites ever hanged in Windows Vista, or Windows XP and i don't want to have to go back to one of those OS. Plus i don't know why it says No Internet Access until i open the web browser. |
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Ken; You may be right. What struck me was when the computer is turned on, it has to request and receive, from the router, a network identification address before it can access the Internet. This is sometimes not instantaneous and may indicate an issue with the router and DHCP. That could also explain the other symptoms?
Robert PS Ken; Your avatar looks like a cat - tastrophe!! what are my options to try and fix this? btw thanks very much for your help everyone, appreciate this |
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What router? also have you turned off IP-6 support in network and sharing? If you need help with the ip-6 just ask Ken |
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jjdow Posts: 20Ok, I have a 24 hour loan on an E500 demo in Houston. Its Pewter and Charcoal. Has the Premium package and 5700 miles.... Dealer Demo... Has never been titled. I'm trading a 2000 CLK430... time to back to a 4 door. So far this car is as fast as my CLK and handles almost as well.
List w/ Destination is $64,175. I have them down to about $53,700. PLUS they are maybe going to give me $23-24 for my pristince 6 yr CLK w/ 67000 miles... the best I've been offered so far.
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donnymac Posts: 10Hi, for any of you shopping for the E350S Wagon, here is what I just got and what I paid in Southern California:
E350S Wagon, rwd (not 4matic)
Metallic paint
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Price paid: $46,384
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jaybird12 Posts: 10Looking for some insight on this lease deal.
Lease for 27 months/ 10k yr
premium pkg w/ panoramic sunroof
wood/leather steering wheel
60/40 split seats (needed for my mountain bike)
sirrus radio pkg
list $56,655
sell $51,300
$2700 cap cost reduction.
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donnymac Posts: 10I did the fax approach and basically told the dealers that the Carsdirect.com was the starting point for bids. I ended up buying at South Bay MB in Torrance, because they had a large number of the wagons in stock and were willing to compete on price. Other dealers, such as Beverly Hills, Caliber (in Anaheim) and Downtown LA Motors were all willing to beat the carsdirect.com price, so my guess is that you might be able to push them to more the $11k below MSRP. I don't know if the $5k in dealer cash that was available on wagons during May is still available in June, however.
donnymac Posts: 10There is no benefit to you to making a "down payment" on a lease. Assuming the money factor you're getting is below a 5% APR equivalent (take the money factor and multiply it by 2400 to get your APR), you're better off keeping your $2500, putting it in a high yield money market fund and paying an extra $100 a month over the next 27 months. Better yet, push the dealer to drop the $2500 from the purchase price.
donnymac Posts: 10Judging by the Carsdirect.com price, it looks like the $5000 in dealer cash on the E350 wagon remains available for June (presumably in anticipation of the arrival of the 2007 models in July or August). You can search South Bay MB's new car inventory and they're part of AutoNation, so you can probably push them to the lowest price you're gonna get. See if you can get $12k off the MSRP or $7500 off the "invoice." Good luck.
meliru Posts: 5Been proposed a deal on a 02 E320 MB Certified pre-owed with 47K miles. The vehicle was placed into service June of 02 so its got a month left on the original warranty. The options are as follows. Purchase the vehicle uncertified for $20,300 or certified for $21,500 with the 12 mo 100K warranty, another option is to add the 2 yr CPO warranty for a total of 3 yr 100K miles but the price jumps to $23,595. Financing is at 4.9 for 60 mo through MB financial. Your thoughts and opinion on this deal would be helpful
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rajee Posts: 24I have a deal on an 06 MB E350 with premium package and only 600 miles for about $41500. I'm in NJ the car's in FL. I would have to pay for transport, taxes and other costs so realistically I'm looking at 44,500.... The hitch is that this was a manufacturer buy back with a transmission problem - which is now repaired... we're talking a 'lemon' I guess ....and I gotta shell out 40k or so from the bank account because there's no attractive financing offers right now through the dealer (it's not MB)
The question is - I intend to keep it for 5-6 years at least... Will this lemon issue really affect me as a private seller 6 years from now or should I jump on this deal ...
In comparison, I see 06 E350 with about 10k miles (still 'new' really...) for a little more... about 43500 but hoping to haggle that down .... I would think this would cross the 46k mark with fees and stuff ... But this would qualify for 2.9% financing right now (the other one does not ebcause it's not an MB dealer) ... This car is in NJ itself so that saves me transportation costs and gives me in person haggling/test drivability...(is that a word lol)...
I'm thinking I have no clue which to go for ...
I'm also thinking the one that can be financed can also likely be leased ... if I want to take things easy on my wallet for now ... with the intent to purchase the car at the end of the lease .... What money factor and residual should i look for? I was told .0023 and 70% for 27 months on brand new cars ...
The other question is ... does the car in NJ have the Nav (premium package or not) ...the online ad says yes but the guy on the phone sounded confused as all hell so that's not helping me! ...
PLEASE HELP ... (I think when I put it on paper the second one is more logical hahaha but the gut was leaning towards the first one initially)... :confuse: -
phil_in_socal Posts: 26you should be getting great deal on 06 e350 since the 07's are just about here.
shoot for 15% or more off msrp, anyting less isn't a good deal. wagon should be offering more discounts.
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todd53 Posts: 472006 E320 CDI
-Premium Package
-Sirius Radio
-Iridium Silver (Metallic Paint)
-MSRP listed on Window Sticker: $55,965
With no negotiation on my part, dealer came back with a price of $50,500 + TT&L. Car still has shipping plastic on it and only 16 miles. Seems like a pretty reasonable deal to me, but please give me your feedback.
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carnaught Desert SWPosts: 1,6252006 E320 CDI
-Premium Package
-Sirius Radio
-Iridium Silver (Metallic Paint)
-MSRP listed on Window Sticker: $55,965
With no negotiation on my part, dealer came back with a price of $50,500 + TT&L. Car still has shipping plastic on it and only 16 miles. Seems like a pretty reasonable deal to me, but please give me your feedback.
You can lease the same equiped 2006 E320 CDI for 27mos. for a one total payment of $19689 all inclusive (includes 8% local tax but does not include the second year's license). I would go for that and when the lease is up, go for a 2008 Bluetec diesel. -
happybuyer3 Posts: 2I just leased a 27 month new E350 from Downtown LA dealer with the following data:
E350 sports package, 15K/year mileage allowance, premium 1 package, full leather option, metallic paint, MSRP about 56K, deal as follows:
$3800 cash down included 1st payment
$600 / per month for 26 months.
$0.25 for extra mileage.
Residual about 39K
I don't know if this was a good deal, any guesses??? They told me just the 15K per year (instead of 10K per year) added about $60 per month, seems expensive...
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shasta1 Posts: 5I want to buy a 2006 e350S Wagon and live in West LA. As the 2007's are coming out this month, what do you think I should offer. As your post was in June, I amy be able to get 15K off the MSRP if I pay in cash. Thoughts?
More importantly, have you had any problems with your vehicle. Various family members have purchased/leased a Mercedes over the past 4 years and have many electrical problems with various models. I am hesitant to invest in a Mercedes as the quality seems to have gone down since GM bought them out. We had a diesel Mercedes when I was growing up and it never had anything wrong with it - lasted 15 years!!! Too bad they are not made like they used to be. Please let me know your thoughts.
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carnaught Desert SWPosts: 1,625More importantly, have you had any problems with your vehicle. Various family members have purchased/leased a Mercedes over the past 4 years and have many electrical problems with various models. I am hesitant to invest in a Mercedes as the quality seems to have gone down since GM bought them out.
I had a 2003 E320 and now a 2007 E350 with no problems (thus far anyway with the 2007).
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tuffy72 Posts: 12Hello, and thank you for reading this. I'm new to the forum experience but I have been watching your forum for the last year or so. I've finally worked up to the Mercedes. This will be my first one and I would like make sure I can get the best deal with your help. I've pre-arranged financing at my bank 3.90 for 60m I plan on putting up $18k myself to keep my payment cheap. I've spoken to the manager in Baton Rouge told him I would be paying cash. He offered invoice price and mentioned $3500 cash back if I buy this month. However I am in Military in Bahrain and won't be back until 2nd of November. Would waiting until I got back get me a better change of a deal since the 07's are comming in the next week or so? Or should I make the deal now becuase the cash back program will be over? The TMV price with the options is saying $55k. With the new year comming out can I get it cheaper?, I am willing to travel :confuse
carnaught Desert SWPosts: 1,625First of all, it's a great car. I'm not so sure that the price break offered to you wouldn't or couldn't be available to you after the end of the month. You may want to pursue that. I heard that the '07 Bluetec diesel won't be available till next Spring (?)
Thanks for your service to our country and good luck.


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Cool snow bunny. I wish I could say seeing rabbits is a sign of spring; I see them commonly year-round here! I'm fortunate that they haven't eaten any hosta leaves/pips of mine, at least not yet. Our outside cat will eat them if he can catch 'em, though. He's a good deterrent. Don B. |
There were rabbit tracks in the snow everywhere a couple of weeks ago. The raptors have finally returned after being absent for 3 years following our Joplin tornado, hope they do their jobs and get rid of them again! There are foxes too for bunny population control. My cat is too old, well fed and lazy to bother. Sandy |
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After the successful revival of the Keyes Fall Festival Parade-a tradition the town has not seen in 30 years-back in October, it only seems natural for the Keyes community to host a nighttime Christmas parade for the first time.
For many people, Christmas lists usually hold wishes for new iPhones, clothes and toys. However, for Jody Jorge, her only wish was to see her daughter Hannah Pointon for the holidays.
Jack in the Box will remain the reigning fast food option in downtown Turlock as McDonald's has decided not to open a location at the corner of Marshall and South Center Streets, the site of the present Bonander Buick GMC car lot.
Altamont Corridor Express trains could be stopping in downtown Turlock within the next 10 years if Stanislaus County voters approve their own version of San Joaquin County's half cent Measure K transportation sales tax during the next election cycle.
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Stanislaus County nonprofits looking for additional funds to continue their good work can now apply for a grant through the Women's Leadership Council, an affinity group through the United Way of Stanislaus County.
Lights won't only be glowing on houses this season as the roadways are likely to be lit up with an estimated 12.1 million Californians traveling by car to friends and loved ones this holiday season.
As a kid Ron Detwiler considered it a festive Christmas if his family put up a tree, but now the Turlock resident is the steward of a holiday lights spectacular that has been thrilling young and old alike in Turlock for the last three years.
For residents of Oxford Court, construction of the court's famous 16-year-old Christmas train begins on the first day of November.
Local veteran Adam Britton sold half of his belongings to purchase a Jeep Rubicon. This wasn't the purchase of a car aficionado; it was a choice vehicle in which to drive veterans around on four-wheeling trails, a cause Britton has spearheaded for over a year.
Turlock Irrigation District once again met to discuss a number of electric service rules, as well as approve a new rule that will address self generation.
If the more than one thousand people that lined up for the Hilmar Cheese hiring fair in October is any indicator, Turlockers are ready and willing to work. Fortunately, the outlook is bright with numerous new businesses slated to open their doors in 2015.
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It is time to forget department stores and parking chaos, because fresh and locally grown products can make for the perfect gift for any and everyone during the holiday season.
Karen Anderson got quite a scare Monday afternoon. The south Turlock resident was labeling cans in her kitchen when she heard a "swish, swish" sound and then "a big bang" before her whole house shook. She ran outside to find a giant tree had fallen into her yard, a foot away from hitting her house.
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Emanuel Medical Center will be offering free health screenings at their Path to Health Fair, set for Jan. 31. Free diabetes screening, cholesterol screening, and blood pressure checks will be offered at Emanuel's health fair, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the hospital's East wing. In addition, attendees can learn compression-only CPR in less than 10 minutes and talk with staff about insurance options available to them under the Affordable Care Act. Advance registration is not required, but the first 100 registered will receive a first aid kit. To register, phone 250-5355.
Tea is best served in the company of friends and the Turlock Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary is inviting members of the community to become part of their group at the annual membership tea event.
In the past two months bright yellow signs have cropped up along West Main Street with two bold words: "Uneven Sidewalk."
The Turlock Police Department held a swearing-in ceremony Thursday to recognize the promotion of Jesse Bawcum to the rank of Sergeant. Sgt. Bawcum, pictured here taking his oath from City Clerk Kellie Weaver, has been with the department since 2005. During his time he has been a member of the SWAT team, a field training officer, a range master, and charter member of the Turlock Narcotics Enforcement Team. He has received numerous commendations, including the department's team excellence award.
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Construction will begin shortly on a new community centre designed by national practice Bond Bryan Architects, which will serve the Seacroft area of Leeds. Planning permission was granted last week.
The £3.5 million, 1,270m² building, located adjacent to the David Young Community Academy (DYCA) on Bishops Way, will facilitate the delivery of essential local services including community health, social services, post-16 education, community policing and cadets.
Bond Bryan also designed the David Young Community Academy, which opened in 2006.
Bond Bryan associate director Andrew Brodie says: "The design of the two-storey building focuses on a double-height internal courtyard which acts as an informal meeting area. Arranged around the courtyard are a range of flexible spaces including meeting and consultation rooms, hot desking areas and a multipurpose community hall that will support the services which the local community needs.
"Bringing these services into the heart of the community will improve accessibility, leading to greater take up.
"The first floor accommodation - which also wraps around the courtyard - includes an IT room, children's playroom, interview rooms, classrooms and a meeting room. The classrooms and meeting rooms have moveable walls between them to enable larger spaces to be created for bigger groups."
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I have just started using Tb Client 2011 on Windows.
I found the symbology provisions in TB to be intuitive. Nevertheless i have the following concerns:
a) Is there a tool using which i can preview the complex line styles (created using XML) at the time of composing the XML file?
b) For applying Enhanced Visualisation Styles, i came to know that the dataset needs to be added using 'Data Connect>>Topobase Connection > Choose Featureclass and mention Add to Map with Enhanced Styles.
Why is this restriction added?
I currently load the Workspace and use the Display Manager >> Open document with default syling to load the featureclasses.
In the document (i.e datamodel) i have 60 - 70 featureclasses out of which i need enhanced stylisation only for 10.
Can i load the Default Display(which loads all the 70 featureclasses) and then remove the ten featureclasses for which i require enhanced styling and then once again the same using Data>>Connect to Data>> Topobase Data Source >>Identify and identify the 10 featureclasses. Is this a suggested approach?
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Hi Govindarajan,
with regards to your second question - please have a look at TB documentation. You will find that your approach is exactly what the documentation suggests as well:
"You create a display model either by modifying the default model, or by using the Display Manager to style the feature layers from scratch. "
(Administrator Guides > Topobase Administrator Guide > Working with Display Models >
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The documentation is available online:
I'm not aware of a tool which creates a preview for complex line styles.
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Dear Rob
Thanks for ur suggestions. Will refer to the link mentioned in ur response
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R.E.M. to Release Live CD/DVD; Cold War Kids Slate Tour
Apparently the southern-bred boys of R.E.M. fancy Ireland's capitol city somethin' real fierce, for the band, in addition to utilizing the city as a testing grounds of sorts, have slated the release of R.E.M. Live, the seminal outfit's first ever live DVD/CD, recorded at Dublin's Point Theatre. R.E.M. Live, featuring two CDs and one DVD, both recorded Feb. 27, 2005 amidst the band's 116-date Around the Sun world tour, is directed by Blue Leach (Depeche Mode, Snow Patrol) and delivers 22 songs including standards like "Everybody Hurts," "Orange Crush," and "Man on the Moon."
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2. "So Fast, So Numb"
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4. "Cuyahoga"
5. "Everybody Hurts"
6. "Electron Blue"
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14. "Imitation of Life"
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21. "I'm Gonna DJ"
22. "Man on the Moon"
Cold War Kids Plot Headlining Tour
The blues-tinged rocker boys of the Cold War Kids will hit the road this late fall/early winter following the quartet's gig warming stages for rock heavyweights the White Stripes. The band's headlining outing, prefaced by one solo performance in Madison, WI Sept. 8, will kick off in San Francisco Nov. 17 one month after the conclusion of the tour alongside Jack and Meg White. From there, the Cold War Kids will hit Los Angeles, perform a pair of gigs in both Washington, DC and New York City, and stroll through Philadelphia and Boston before capping with a show in Boulder, CO Dec. 11.
Cold War Kids tour dates:
9/8, Madison, WI (Willow Island)
11/17, San Francisco, CA (Warfield Theatre)
11/23, Los Angeles, CA (Wiltern Theatre)
11/27, Washington, DC (9:30 Club)
11/28, Washington, DC (9:30 Club)
11/29, Philadelphia, PA (Theatre of the Living Arts)
11/30, New York, NY (Webster Hall)
12/1, New York, NY (Webster Hall)
12/4, Boston, MA (The Roxy)
12/11, Boulder, CO (Boulder Theater)
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In support of the Oct. 9 release of Circle of Friends: Live at the 9:30 Club, his first official live performance DVD to date, seminal rocker Bob Mould will hit the road, offering fans in cities nationwide a short acoustic set, a live Q & A, and a screening of the film. Mould, who performed alongside Brendan Canty (Fugazi), Richard Morel (Blowoff), and Jason Narducy (Rockets Over Sweden) in the live DVD, will get things started at Chicago's Schubas venue Oct. 9, and hit Minneapolis, Seattle, Portland, Los Angeles, Boston, and New York, among others, before wrapping Nov. 11 in Philadelphia, PA.
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10/9, Chicago, IL (Schubas)
10/10, Minneapolis, MN (Bryant Lake Bowl)
10/12, Seattle, WA (Chop Suey)
10/14, Portland, OR (Doug Fir Lounge)
10/16, San Francisco, CA (Herbst Theater)
10/17, Los Angeles, CA (The Roxy)
11/2, New York, NY (Highline Ballroom)
11/5, Boston, MA (Paradise Lounge)
11/8, Charlottesville, VA (Gravity Lounge)
11/10, New Hope, PA (John & Peter's)
11/11, Philadelphia, PA (World Cafe Live)
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- Explore Taronga Zoo and Australia's wildlife from an indigenous perspective
- Hear traditional Dreamtime stories told by an Aboriginal guide
- Interact with koalas and kangaroos
- Take the Sky Safari Gondola ride
- Small-Group tour (maximum 8) provides a unique and interesting experience
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Meet your Aboriginal guide and hear stories of the Cammeraigal people, and Cammeraigal country on which the zoo is set on. During Nura Diya, be entranced by the traditional Dreamtime stories of how the earth came to be created. These Dreamtime tales have been handed down over the millennia by the Aboriginal elders.
You'll also see the animals that feature prominently in indigenous art, and be entertained by stories of Aboriginal song and dance as you enjoy an interactive experience with Australian wildlife, including koalas, kangaroos, wallabies and a vast array of birds.
Discover the importance of flora and fauna in Aboriginal culture, and learn the centuries-old traditional uses of plants for food and medicine.
This is a unique small-group tour (maximum of eight participants) that offers insight into the culture and traditions of Aboriginal people and their connection to the land.
After your tour, enjoy morning tea at the cafe and then spend the day exploring the many exhibits and shows. Join the regularly scheduled keeper talks to learn more about Taronga Zoo's wide variety of animals.
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April 2014
I loved this tour! It was exactly what I wanted- a nice overview of the plants and animals in terms of biology and folklore. Australia is such a rich land and heritage and this was a perfect way to learn a bit about it all. I would absolutely recommend this one. My guide (I think her name was Shayna) was personable, professional, very knowledgable, and a lot of fun!
February 2014
We, a 'mature' couple, wished to combine our Taronga visit with an introductory experience of the Aboriginal relationship with Nature.
We were very lucky that the tour 'group' was made up of just us two, and that we even got two guides! We were surprised that our lady guide didn't look the least Aboriginal to us, with green eyes and blond hair, but she told us that she did have some Aboriginal blood through a grandparent and thus regarded herself as such - interesting information already at the greetings stage!
Our two guides did a very good job at keeping our ears and eyes wide open during the tour. In fact, the most rewarding part was actually ourlong and adlibbed conversation during the concluding coffee brake, which lasted a good half hour over the tour schedule.
So, a most rewarding visit in spite of the drizzling weather and an excellent enticement for seeking more knowledge about Australia's original inhabitants and their close relationship with Nature.


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Why is this code inserting duplicate entries?
Hey everyone,
I use hundreds of MySQL INSERT queries all over my website.
Suddenly this one is inserting into the database twice.
IMPORTANT : The first entry has values that are posted from the form page, the second entry only contains info generated on the processing page (for example the date or session user)
Here is the code :
PHP Code:mysql_connect($server_ip,$username,$password);
@mysql_select_db($database) or die( "Unable to select day end database");
$query_de = "INSERT INTO day_end VALUES ('','$system_sales','$c1','$c2','$c5','$c10','$c20','$c50','$r1','$r2','$r5','$r10','$r20','$r50','$r100','$r200','$total','$float','$manager','$date','$time','1','','')";
mysql_query($query_de) or die('Problem inserting');
Anyone have a solution/way of checking exactly what's going on here?
Thanks a lot!-DR.Wong
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Your browser is making a second request to the url of your page. Your code is also not checking if the form was submitted and it is not validating the data.
You cannot control how the various browsers operate, but here are some of the reasons why a page gets requested twice - FF will request a page a second time to apply the default character encoding that the visitor has set, IE will request a page a second time when it fetches the favicon.ico, some url_rewriting will cause a browser to request the page a second time, and you might be doing some redirecting in your code that could cause this.
Your form processing code must check that the submit button on the form has been set and you should be validating all the data to insure it contains expected values. If the form submit is not set or the data does not exist, you should not be executing the query.
If you are learning PHP, developing PHP code, or debugging PHP code, do yourself a favor and check your web server log for errors and/or turn on full PHP error reporting in php.ini or in a .htaccess file to get PHP to help you.
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You can perform the validation of the form data using the javascript.
After getting the data properly validated, pass the values to the php for insertion in to the database.
During insertion too, you can check whether the data to be inserted already exists in the database table or not.
And, as you said, the same data is getting inserted twice..so you can keep a check whether the current inserted data is same as the last inserted data.if yes, then break; else continue with the insertion.
Thanks for all of the replies.
I didn't give enough info I guess.
The script consists of two pages, the first contains the form, where validation takes place via javascript, and the second is a completely separate page where the posted variables from the 1st page as well as a few variables generated in the second page are inserted into the database.
The same data is not being inserted twice.
The first entry is correct. It contains both info from the 1st page as well as info from the second page, such as the current date : date('d-y-m').
The second entry that is appearing only contains info generated on the 2nd page (ie the date).
There is also a time variable that is generated on the second page and both of the entries have the same time variable down to the second.
The only obvious answer is that the SECOND page is being submitted a second time for some reason, but this is not occuring as some result from the 1st page as the post variables are blank.
I will try isset and see what happens.
Thanks again for the responses.
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As dawn breaks, two queues start forming at the only petrol pump in Lakshmangarh, a small town in Rajasthan's Alwar district. One, obviously, is of people waiting to get their vehicles' fuel tanks refilled. The other is in front of a simple metal box mounted on the petrol pump's boundary wall. People like to call it ATM machine. But instead of dispensing cash, it gives them clean drinking water. On her turn, 26-year-old Sapna Jatav takes out a plastic card and holds it in front of a sensor of the water ATM. The sensor reads her card and shows a balance of Rs 130. Jatav places a 10-litre container below a pipe on the water ATM and presses a button. Reverse Osmosis (RO) processed water starts flowing from the pipe. Jatav releases the button when the container is full. The machine calculates the quantity of water dispensed and deducts the amount from her account. One litre costs 50 paisa.
The technological initiative, powered by solar energy, is changing the lives of many in Rajasthan, Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh. Earlier, people depended on the saline municipal water or groundwater that has high fluoride content. "Water was not fit even for cooking," says homemaker Rekha Atolia. "Tea would get curdled. Dal would not cook if baking soda was not added to it. When relatives would come, we would buy bottled water," she says. A study conducted last year by Jhunjhunu-based JJT University states that fluoride content in Alwar groundwater is between 2 parts per million (ppm) and 7 ppm, much beyond WHO'S permissible limit of 1 ppm. High fluoride in water is responsible for increasing cases of renal failure in the district, says the study published in Global Journal of Pharmaceutical Research in September 2012. How it all began The technology is the brainchild of Piramal Foundation, the corporate social responsibility branch of global business conglomerate Piramal group. Dharamveer Singh, sales head of Sarvajal, the company started by Piramal Foundation, shares the journey of water ATM. "In 2008, we were brainstorming possible technological solutions to the problem of contaminated water. We also wanted to reduce the drudgery of women who travel long distances to fetch water," Singh reminisces. Sarvajal started with door-to-door supply of RO water. An RO plant was set up in Jhunjhunu's Bagar village. But problems started cropping up soon. "Different people would give different delivery times. With little staff this was difficult. Also, door-to-door delivery involved manual labour, which we wanted to reduce," says Singh. Another problem was of delayed payments. The new model has pre-paid system that ensures zero debt. To solve these issues, Sarvajal thought of water ATM and pre-paid cards. V1 has a water tank kept locked above the machine. The tank is connected to the RO plant, which uses groundwater for processing. The plant can process 1,000 litres in an hour. Processed water is carried to the tank using booster pumps. V1 has three buttons—of 1 litre, 5 litres and 10 litres. People could scan the card on the ATM's sensor and press the button, depending on their water requirement. The problem with V1 was that many a time a lot of water would get wasted because there was no standard size of containers that people brought with them. So, if a customer pressed the five-litre button and the container's size was 4.5 litres, half litre would go waste. There was a social problem as well. One big village in Rajasthan has two or three smaller villages, called dhani, based on the nature of the community. If water ATM was installed in one dhani, people of other dhanis would object. The advanced model of water ATM took care of the two issues. To avoid clashes, the new model is strategically placed so that it can be accessed by people of all communities. The machine itself is simpler with just one button. The technology uses GSM, or Global System for Mobile communications. It helps Singh keep track of all the 20 machines installed while sitting at his office in Jaipur. A software called Soochak informs Singh on his mobile phone of damage in any machine. For example, if the percentage of Total Dissolved Solids (TDS), a kind of water impurity, crosses the permissible limit, the RO plant would automatically stop functioning and Soochak would alert the operator. Singh claims the system is so sophisticated that he is alerted even if a pipe starts to rust. Every machine is also checked properly once a month, he says. Sarvajal claims to recharge the wastewater produced during the RO process. "Groundwater here has high TDS content. Processing leaves 50 per cent water with TDS content," says Singh. This water is sent back to the aquifers through recharge wells. D C Garg, hydrologist at the district groundwater department, says this process may increase the TDS content in groundwater. But Anuj Sharma, chief operating officer of Sarvajal, argues that only 0.5 per cent of the extracted water is used for drinking. Most is used for agriculture, shows groundwater extraction data. The operation of water ATMs is managed through local partners. "The idea is to promote local entrepreneurs," says Sharma. In Lakshmangarh, petrol pump owner Abhir Modi manages the operations. So far, he has around 550 customers who either come to the ATM or get water delivered at their doorsteps. "We have only one water ATM in the village, so people who live far prefer to get it delivered at their homes," says Modi. The charge for home delivery is 70 paisa. Modi sells around 700 litres of water every day. In summers, the requirement goes up to 1,000 litres. "It is better to drink clean water than spend money on medical treatment later," says Atolia. Sarvajal now plans to set up one more machine in the town. It is a profitable business for the company as well. The total cost of setting up the RO plant with the machine is around Rs 5 lakh. Franchisees pay 40 per cent of their earnings to the company. If the franchisees own the machine, they pay 20 per cent of the earnings to the company. A unit breaks even when it serves 125 families with 20 litres each daily. The company provides maintenance, advertising support and community drive. "We do not say that we provide the best solution, but this is the best we can do in the existing circumstances," says Sharma. Surprisingly, the district collector and other officials in the groundwater department know nothing of water ATMs. With no government initiative to tackle the problem of contaminated water, such an entrepreneurial venture is a big hit. By arrangement with Down to Earth
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After losing her husband in an armed conflict in Kashmir, Subhashini Vasanth embarked on a mission to help war widows. A journey with twists and turns has now enabled her to make a difference in the lives of many women, says Tisha Srivastav
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People rushed to theaters to see the buddy cop comedy "Rush Hour 3," sending the last of this summer's big budget Hollywood films to the top of the weekend box office.
People rushed to theaters to see the buddy cop comedy "Rush Hour 3," sending the last of this summer's big budget Hollywood films to the top of the weekend box office.
The film from New Line Cinema took in $50.2 million, according to studio estimates. That was enough to push last week's top film, "The Bourne Ultimatum," into second place with $33.7 million.
"Rush Hour 3" did not do as well as its predecessor, "Rush Hour 2," which took in $67.4 million when it was released in 2001. But it was the sixth "threequel" of the summer to open as a weekend's top film and it ranks as the fourth-biggest August opening on record.
"The Bourne Ultimatum" crossed the $100 million mark in its second week in theaters. And with "The Simpsons Movie" coming in third for the week with $11.1 million, making its three-week total hit $152 million, Hollywood might be looking at its first $4 billion summer.
"We've been riding a wave of momentum that started with 'Transformers' in July," said Paul Dergarabedian, president of box-office tracker Media By Numbers. "We already stand at $3.6 billion at the box office. The $4 billion summer, once thought an impossibility, is definitely within reach."
This weekend's top 12 movies grossed 37 percent higher than the top dozen on the same weekend last year. So far this year, box office revenues are up 6.6 percent to $6.324 billion and attendance is up 1.9 percent.
The other film opening over the weekend, Paramount's "Stardust," adapted from the Neil Gaiman novel, didn't fare as well. It took in $9 million, good enough for fourth place behind "The Simpsons Movie," but not as much as might be expected for a film with a cast that included Michelle Pfeiffer, Robert DeNiro, Peter O'Toole and Claire Danes.
The movie's theme made it difficult to market in a 30-second TV spot, said Rob Moore, Paramount's head of worldwide marketing and distribution.
"When you make an original movie, it's always very challenging to be able to communicate to your audience what the genre is," he said. "These movies tend to be driven by word of mouth and home entertainment."
Moore said it is expected to do better in international markets.
The numbers are estimated ticket sales for Friday through Sunday at U.S. and Canadian theaters, according to Media By Numbers LLC. Final figures will be released today.
1. "Rush Hour 3," $50.2 million.
2. "The Bourne Ultimatum," $33.7 million.
3. "The Simpsons Movie," $11.1 million.
4. "Stardust," $9 million.
5. "Underdog," $6.5 million.


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Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett is somewhat infamous for denying that voter fraud occurs in Milwaukee, telling constituents "give me one name" of a person committing voter fraud. Names have been given over and over and over again. Now there
Check out this bit of circular reasoning: The Wauwatosa Common Council has rejected a request for officials to verify voter registrations because "There is no historical evidence to show (voter fraud) is a problem in Wauwatosa." (Alderman Craig Maher)


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(KMOV) – Investigators say that Darren Everett and Mackenzie Leonard of Chesterfield have been indicted on federal charges in connection to the robbery of a Commerce Bank in Columbia, IL last year.
According to investigators, the two were dating at the time of the robbery.
If convicted, both will face more than 20 years in prison.


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