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My Swisscom
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• Swisscom shops Zurich Stauffacher, Bern Bubenbergplatz and Wohlen (AG) now support Self-Checkout. This allows you to buy accessories with your credit card or Swisscom bill.
• My Swisscom's new Panorama feature is your personal Swisscom feed.
• Check your bills' payment status and extend payment deadlines
• Check your current usage, available inclusive units (SMS, data), credit limit balance or your NATEL® easy balance
• Manage your subscription options, data packages and call barring settings
• Switch your home Wi-Fi on or off. Even if you are not at home.
• Find your home Wi-Fi password
• Check your contact details and find out when you can renew your NATEL plan.
• Access your COMBOX® and your landline call diversion settings from My Swisscom
***Stay up to date on service interruptions. Get support quickly***
• My Swisscom lets you know if there are service interruptions or maintenance work close to where you are. Now also via push notifications. Found a network issue - let us know via My Swisscom.
• Find a Swisscom shop close to you.
• My Swisscom is the fastest way to access Swisscom support tools, apps and websites.
• Need to talk to us? My Swisscom is also the fastest way to start a call or a chat with a Swisscom expert (only for residential customers)
You can use most features for free if you are in Switzerland on the Swisscom network (no data charge). For location services (Google maps) data charges might occur.
This app is available for Swisscom residential customers and sme customers with accounts that have a maximum of ten Natels (pre- or postpaid contracts).
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Visit our website for more information about My Swisscom
Residential customers: www.swisscom.ch/myswisscomapp
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Hello everyone
We hope My Swisscom's new look, bug fixes and the following new features will make you smile and your life a little easier:
- Self-Checkout: scan accessoires and charge them on your credit card or on your Swisscom bill. Trial phase in the Swisscom shops Zurich Stauffacher, Bern Bubenbergplatz and Wohlen (AG).
- Various bug fixes
Thanks for all your feedbacks. Happy swiping!
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OK - but going downhill
Have stayed here fairly regularly in the past. Good location, but little things going wrong start to annoy.
Yesterday, no light over the desk (subsequently fixed); air conditioning/heating didn't work, room service meal was warm, rather than hot (and there was no bottom (or salt) in the salt cellar), some of the dishes in the breakfast room were dirty. Not the first time I have had minor issues, and I would now try and get another hotel in the area in preference to this.
Convenient but worn
Very convenient to Victoria Station and its Gatwick Express. Room was a bit worn, stained wallpaper. The mattress was bowed and I felt the springs through it. I got food poisoning from the breakfast on the day of departure. The room pictured is a deluxe, not the basic one on discount. The staff was quite friendly and helpful. They offered another room upon check-in. However, although they assured that the room was non-smoking, the smell of smoke was overpowering. All in all, not a perfectly maintainted hotel. Upon our return, we paid 40% more at the K+K Hotel George and felt it was well worth the money.
Very Pleasant Stay
Four of us stayed at the Thistle Westminster for 3 nights.We had 2 rooms, both of which were very clean and decent sized with nice bathrooms. All of the staff was very friendly and courteous, especially David, the concierge, who was very helpful . The location was very convenient to the bus and train station, with Buckingham Palace right down the street. My only complaint was that there were no soda or water machines in the hotel. I would recommend this hotel to anyone.
Good moderate airport hotel.
A good moderate airport hotel. We have a pleasant experience at this hotel. The staff were friendly, the rooms very small, however, served out purpose. The hotel was clean and most accommodating, and the Hoppa 4 bus comes by every 30 minutes. Do be aware that the Hoppa Bus fills up quickly, so you might want to allow extra time in the event you have to wait for the next one. Do ask for first floor rooms as there is no elevator. And the White Horse Pub just around the corner is worth a visit.
Thistle Westminster - Absolutely Fabulous!
The Thistle Westminster was wonderful! My mom and I stayed three nights, May 27 -30, 2004. Our non-smoking room was very large with a sitting area, desk, twin beds, large, mirrored closet and a great bathroom. The shower was always hot and very powerful. Our bed linens were clean and neat. The best ammenity of the hotel was their conceirge, Frank. He planned our tours and directed us to all the good pubs in the area. We were only a block from Buckingham Palace! It's location, service and cleanliness are the reasons to return to this great hotel.
Not a bad place to stay for the price
We recently stayed at the hotel March 2004 with my wife and two daughters (age 9 and 12) for six nights. We had two rooms next to each other as there are no adjoining rooms. The price was very nice, about $1100 per room (2200 for all four of us) with airfare through American Airlines. My wife and I had a double bed room which was rather small and the bed and furniture were pretty well worn. My two kids had two single beds in a deluxe room which was double the size of our room. Their furniture was not as worn out as ours. The water pressure was very nice. The heat was too high for my wife and I so we had to keep the windows open and the street noise was kind of loud at night. However my wife and I like it cold when we sleep so I'm not sure if everone would find it as hot as we did. The hotel is in a great location. Only a block away from the tube and the train to Gatwick. The rooms were kept clean. The included breakfast was OK. We liked it but it certainly was not gourmet or what you would expect at an American hotel buffet. Overall we had a great time and the kids enjoyed London. We saw several shows with them and they had a blast. I would probably give the hotel 2 to 3 stars. Definitely not 4 stars on a U.S. scale. If the price were right I would stay there again because of the great location and it was a clean place. However, I would probably spend a little more and stay at one of the U.S. chains next time. We usually get one room when we travel but for some reason when you book hotels in Europe they recquire you to get two hotel rooms. This really adds to the cost when you upgrade to a nicer hotel. We used the restroom at a Marriot hotel near Speakers Corner which looked much nicer.
A dump
We stayed here only one night in London before bailing out and staying at the Thistle Charing Cross which is great. This place stank of smoke, the "deluxe" rooms were tiny, we couldn't get room service, etc. You couldn't even see the bar through all the smoke. There are plenty of other places to stay that are much nicer for the price.
Great Hotel
My husband and I returned last week from a week in London. We stayed at the Thistle Westminster and loved it. The hotel is not a quaint historic building, but the rooms are large, the lobby is very nice and the concierge was great. You couldn't ask for a better location. It is convenient to both the tube and the train. The Queen lives in the neighborhood........what more could you want. We would highly recommend this hotel.
Don't let looks deceive
My girlfriend and I just finished our week in London and we stayed at the Thistle Westminster. This hotel is one of the best that I have stayed at in years. I left my bag on the transfer bus to start our stay with a real bang, but the concierge(David) had the bag (with $500 worth of camera equipment) back in my hands within 30 minutes. The hotel is clean and warm. The concierge is very helpful and very knowledgable.
The hotel couldn't be in any better of a location. Just a block from the tube station and a block from Buckingham Palace. The check in time and check out times are very accomodating at 2pm and 12 noon, respectiviley. They will usually have your room ready no matter what time you show up. We were there at 10am and our room was ready for us.
The maid service was excellent and everything was well attended to. The bathroom was extremely clean with no rust(this is my pet peeve with hotels). They are very accomodating. Our sink faucet was broken and they had someone up there ready to fix it within 5 minutes and they offered us the choice of having it fixed or being upgraded to a new room, seeing as how we were already settled in, we chose to have the faucet fixed. The restaurant is a bit expensive and we never ate there, so I couldn't tell you how the food fared. However, we did opt for the continental breakfast and we were very pleased. The Full English Breakfast was $8 more per person and only added eggs to the menu. The continental includes bagels, juice, coffee, cereal, and cheeses and ham. Make sure to order a cup of ice (which can only be procured after the bar opens at 8am) because the juice will be room temperature. The TV is a satellite system and the movies are $15 to rent a channel, too expensive in my book. the only letdown is that you don't get many of the actual British channels with their zany shows, instead most of the channels are American. The hotel was 4 stars in my book and you can't ask for anything more from a city hotel. the room was very spacious and the pictures do the rooms justice. Normally the pictures look so much better than the actual hotel; this was not the case. Any questions, just email me. We had a sweet deal from United Vacations, we paid $1300 w/ airfare and six nights stay for two people. I couldn't beat it and I looked extensively. Also if you are going to sight see around London, buy the Tube Travel card. It was the best buy we had and we calculated that it saved us over $150 in travel costs.
Very decent hotel
Don't let the ugly concrete exterior put you off.. Stayed at the Thistle Westminster in November 2003 and had a pleasant stay. Clean, well-appointed and spacious rooms. A little bit noisy (my room faced the street) but nothing unbearable. Nice breakfast, friendly staff.
Great location. Just a 5 minute walk to Buckingham Palace. Two blocks from the Victoria Tube Station, and three blocks from the Victoria Rail Station so you can get anywhere in London (or beyond) quite easily.
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Made a pretty standard 1.050 scottish ale and fermented with 1728. Made a 1L starter 48 hours before pitching. I left it at room temp the entire time and pitched the whole starter.
I aerated with a 2 micron stone for 60 seconds. My fermentors have a thermowell with a temperature sensor.
Cooled the wort to 60.4F and pitched 2pm on saturday. Started fermenting within a few hours. Over the course of sunday it had built up a nice thick krausen, and had risen to 65.2F. I put it in a tub of 61F water because I didn't want it to get much over 65/66. It held nicely at 64.5F.
Monday morning I woke up and it was still very active and it had climbed back up a bit to 65.2F, which I was fine with. But I came home after work and found the krausen completely and totally fallen and airlock activity slowed way down.
I know I need to take a grav reading but has anyone had this experience with this yeast? I've never used it before but what I usually read is long ferments instead of short ones.
Used the wyeast Scottish ale twice now in the past month, both with 1 liter starters for about 24 hours. Both beers fermented at 64, and both finished primary in just over two days, similar to yours. Both beers started around 1.070 and were at 1.020 after three days. Scottish ale yeast has a relatively low attenuation comparatively speaking, so that could be why it finishes a little quicker...
cool, thanks for the note.
I just don't think i've ever seen it where I have a nice think krausen in the morning to absolutely nothing when i get home.
well i finally got around to taking a gravity reading, 1.014 (71% AA).
gotta be the quickest ferment I've ever had.
I happen to be using this same yeast in 3 brews over the last few weeks and have had the same observations. Very fast at primary fermentation. 2 brews were done at about 66 F and one at 60 F. All 3 went quite fast.
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My fermentation temps stay in a similar temperature range, peaks in the mid sixties then stays around 64. I've been using 002/1968 because I like the low attenuation and high flocculation, and I like to be able to bottle quickly. With it finishing at 64 though, I worry about it floccing out prematurely. I thought about switching to this Scottish strain, but when I looked up the optimum temperature range it was actually listed as being a couple degrees higher (002/1968: 65-68, 028/1728: 65-70), so I thought I would be better off sticking with the 002.
It sounds like you all haven't had any trouble with this yeast at the colder temps though. Maybe I should try it. Does it clear pretty quickly after fermentation?
WY1728's stated temp range is 55-75F. Denny has mentioned before he likes it in the high 50's.
This is my first time using it. It seems pretty clear right now 5 days after pitching however.
OK. An update on one of my brews with this yeast. One of my 3 brews with this yeast was a scotch ale which I fermented in the range of 58 - 60 F. The primary fermentation went very quick in about 3 days. After 7 days I transferred to a carboy from a bucket and it was still very slowly fermenting. I pulled a sample and did a diacetyl check and it was 77 ppb. Sorry, did not do a gravity check. Normally I like these to be below 40 so I an letting it go another week at 62 F. This seems to be a very good fermenting yeast with good flocculation.
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I should also mention that I spoke to Dylan Bundy's (2011 MLB draft's third pick) father (Denver Bundy, @denver_bundy on Twitter) for about 90 minutes the other day. We had a long chat about mechanics, training, and life, and his graciousness is only exceeded by his wealth of knowledge in those areas. Thanks again, Denver.
Speaking of Dylan Bundy, you should read this old THT article where I praised his workouts. How's he been doing again in pro ball since Baltimore took him with the 4th pick of the draft?
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The Virginia Tech Center for Peace Studies and Violence Prevention is an academic and research organization whose vision builds on the cultural initiatives that evolved within the Virginia Tech community after the tragedy of April 16, 2007.
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The CPSVP is a hub for research, education, service learning, and community outreach dedicated to the study and prevention of violence in global and local contexts.
CALL FOR PAPERS: The Center for Peace Studies and Violence Prevention (CPSVP) and the Program in Women and Gender's Studies (WGS) are accepting applications for the Research on Violence Program. The aim of this program is to provide faculty support for developing grant proposals. Applications are due March 31, 2015.
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Metal working is generally available as an associate's degree program. Continue reading for an overview of the training, as well as career and salary info for some career options for graduates.
Essential Information
Associate's degree programs in precision metal working prepare students to work with drill presses, lathes, mills and other machine tools used in manufacturing. Most programs include subjects in machine shop blueprint reading, mathematics, metal fabrication and metallurgy. Courses also might teach students to weld or use computer-aided design (CAD) software. Career options available to graduates of these 2-year programs are outlined below.
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With an apprenticeship or associate's degree in precision metal working, one might find work as a machinist or tool and die maker. Read on to learn more about these careers.
These workers set up, control and monitor the machine tools used to fabricate metal parts used in a variety of industries. In some instances, the cutting and grinding of metal stock is performed manually, but machinists might also program instructions into computer numerically controlled (CNC) machines to automatically regulate the size and speed of a cut. Machinists could also be responsible for fine tuning machines' cutting pieces or examining finished products to ensure they meet the specifications outlined by blueprints and CAD designs.
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), machinists earned a median salary of $39,570 as of May 2013 (www.bls.gov). These precision metal workers were expected to experience nine percent growth in employment opportunities over the 2012-2022 decade.
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Tool and die makers create, maintain and repair the parts used in the machine tools themselves, such as fixtures, molds and gauges. Like machinists, they must be able to turn blueprints and CAD specifications into a series of cutting instructions for CNC machines.
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Dave Navarro likes to keep moving and switch things up.
The guitarist from such bands as Jane's Addiction, Red Hot Chili Peppers and Nine Inch Nails will be a guest performer with the all- girl quartet Darling Stilettos, who will perform at the tailgate concert at the Dolphins vs. Steelers game Sunday.
Navarro, 43, will join good friend and Camp Freddy bandmate, drummer Matt Sorum, who used to bang it out with Guns 'N Roses and Velvet Revolver.
The old buddies are backing up the gritty L.A. group, which is known for its often risque burlesque moves. On the set list are tracks like One Way or Another, Dancing With Myself and Blitzkreig Bop.
"We're not reinventing the wheel … it's just gonna be a good time,'' Navarro promises. "I'm happy to be there and play for a different type of crowd.''
Navarro isn't exactly a sports fan and doesn't really know much about football. He's game, nonetheless.
"I'm a watcher, not a doer,'' admits the California native. "But I'd play anywhere, from a hole in the wall to a sports arena. All that matters is the audience.''
Sometimes he prefers being a guest of a band, rather than an actual member. "I wouldn't say it takes the heat off … if there was heat in this job, I wouldn't do it … but it's fun in that I do get to step into a completely finished show.''
Navarro, who used to be married to Carmen Electra, as documented in their 2004 MTV reality show 'Til Death Do Us Part, is all about music these days. But don't look for him to settle down with one woman … or one band.
"My tastes are eclectic,'' he says. "The human condition is such that it's hard to gravitate toward one genre. Every morning I feel different.''
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Note all flaps on the wing and you understand why this is a STOL aircraft. Very rare visitor.
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Replant divided iris now or in Spring?
I dug out all my Iris, since they were about 5 years old and over crowded. I washed them off..cut off only the good parts (threw away the old parts and rotted pieces). They are now drying on the deck. Should I plant them now or wait until Spring?
I plan on selling most of them at my local farm market, because I have over 500.
I know they can be pretty dry when you buy the bagged ones, but I don't allow my iris rhizomes to dry out when I dig them.
Separate them, trim them, either replant them or heel them in. The fussier you are about how they are handled, the quicker they will bloom.
I don't throw out the mother plant, either. She might not bloom again, but she will send out more pups if you replant her.
Hi all,
I have a large 5 yr old Siberian Iris clump that is opening up in the center. It's too late to dig it out to separate it this year but I'm not sure whether it is better to separate it in the spring or fall. Also, it gets very few flowers (5 or 6)considering the size of the clump. It is situated on a hill facing west it does get some sun relief from the late afternoon shading of a Japanese maple. I would love to make my plant happier to flower any suggestions?
Hi there,
You would be more likely to get a good response if you have posted in your own new thread.
Here is something I copied from a Univ of Minn extension flyer on irises:
There are two opportunities for dividing Siberian Iris. To insure flowering it is best to divide in early spring as new growth just appears. Waiting until the new growth has started may stress out the plants and prevent them from flowering that season. Dig up the clump and cut through the thick root system, keeping at least six growing points with adequate roots in each clump. Keep these sections moist, plant immediately, and then water in thoroughly. In late summer or early fall it is possible to cut back the foliage to about six inches, then dig and divide the plant as before. Replant, water in, and mulch well for winter survival. Siberian iris donâÂÂt require division as often as bearded iris to perform at their best; their tough crown often requires a strong arm to cut them apart.
Good luck!
Bearded irises need about 6 weeks to establish good roots, so the sooner you can do before Winter, the more likely they'll bloom in the Spring.
If you have hard freezes right now, maybe not a good idea to put back in the ground.
I'm in Northern Calif., and even though I have some freezing, I just dug a bed last week and replanted, to get rid of bad grass weeds. Mine will do just fine in terms of survival.


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The global deployment of work has its critics, but it holds huge opportunities for rich and poor countries alike, says Ben Edwards
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E-commerce is coming of age, says Paul Markillie, but not in the way predicted in the bubble years
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Three Attempts at Inflation Forecasting in Pakistan
This paper presents three empirical approaches to forecasting inflation in Pakistan. The preferred approach is a leading indicators model in which broad money growth and private sector credit growth help forecast inflation. A univariate approach also yields reasonable forecasts, but seems less suited to capturing turning points. A vector autoregressive (VAR) model illustrates how monetary developments can be described by a Phillips-curve type relationship. We deal with potential parameter instability on account of fundamental changes in Pakistan's economic system by restricting our sample to more recent observations. Gregorian and Islamic calendar seasonality are addressed by using 12-month moving averages.
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Learn how to play acoustic guitar the fast and easy way with this best-selling course! Highly acclaimed guitar instructor Rogelio Maya will guide you step by step as you learn how to strum and begin playing Latin rhythms and melodies right away! You'll learn all the fundamentals, including how to hold the guitar, tuning, your first notes, chords, scales, and more.
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Fin De Siglo by Maximo Diego Pujol (1957-). For 3 guitars. Estrada Delia. Classical. Grade 3. Score. 14 + 3x4 pages. Published by Editions Henry Lemoine (LM.26217).
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Melodies of the Far East for Guitar Book/CD Set by Phung Tuan Vu. For Guitar (Classical). Solos. World Music. Intermediate-Advanced. Book/CD Set. 24 pages. Published by Mel Bay Publications, Inc (MB.21100BCD). ISBN 9780786673551. World Music. 8.5x11 inches. Pieces are inspired by Vietnamese folk music. The eight beginning bars of Nostalgia, in natural harmonics emulate the unichord, a Vietnamese single-stringed instrument. The two movements of Two Dreams were written ten years apart and triggered by the musical sounds the composer heard upon waking from his actual dreams. The whole piece is polytonal but based on Vietnamese folk tonalities.
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Flamenco Guitar Wall Chart by Juan Serrano. For Guitar (Classical). Reference. Wall Chart. Flamenco. Beginning. Wall Chart. 1 pages. Published by Mel Bay Publications, Inc (MB.20168). ISBN 9780786667222. Flamenco. 35x24 inches. Mel Bay's Flamenco Guitar Wall Chart offers an overview of the essential elements of this flamboyant art form. It provides musical examples of the principal techniques, song forms and rhythms together with a glossary of flamenco terms, specifics of the structural differences between flamenco and classic guitars, and a chronological list of noteworthy flamenco players. A large photo of a guitar constructed by Rafael Moreno Rodriguez of Granada, Spain graces the chart, sure to appeal to the novice or seasoned flamenco guitarist!
Pages: 1
Instruments: Acoustic Guitar, Flamenco Guitar, Guitar
Genres: Flamenco, Latin
(for Guitar). By Leo Brouwer (1939-). For Guitar. Music Sales America. 20th Century, Classical. 4 pages. Chester Music #CH61839. Published by Chester Music
Pages: 4
Instruments: Acoustic Guitar, Classical Guitar, Guitar
Genres: Classical, 20th Century, Cuban, Latin
Now That I've Found You. (Guitar/Vocal Edition with TAB). By Alison Krauss. For guitar and voice. This edition: Guitar/Vocal Edition with TAB. Artist/Personality; Guitar Personality; Guitar TAB. Country and Bluegrass. Difficulty: medium. Guitar tablature songbook. Guitar tablature, standard notation, vocal melody, lyrics, chord names, guitar chord diagrams, guitar tab glossary and color photos. 84 pages. Published by Alfred Music Publishing (AP.PG9642). ISBN 1576236021. With guitar tablature, standard notation, vocal melody, lyrics, chord names, guitar chord diagrams, guitar tab glossary and color photos. Country and Bluegrass. 9x12 inches. The album-matching folio to bluegrass's breakthrough crossover release. Titles are: Baby, Now That I've Found You * Broadway Every Time You Say Goodbye * I Don't Believe You've Met My Baby * I Will * In the Palm of Your Hand * Oh, Atlanta * Sleep On * Teardrops Will Kiss the Morning Dew * Tonight I'll Be Lonely Too * When God Dips His Pen of Love in My Heart * When You Say Nothing at All.
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Instruments: Voice, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Vocal, Guitar
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Acoustic Masters. (Peppino D'Agostino's New Acoustic Guitar). By Peppino D'Agostino. For Guitar. Guitar Method or Supplement; Method/Instruction. Acoustic Masters Series. Acoustic. Book & CD. 100 pages. Published by Alfred Music Publishing (AP.EL96102CD). ISBN 1576234010. Acoustic. Fingerstyle virtuoso Peppino D'Agostino examines topics such as solo guitar arranging, composition, alternate tunings, chord voicings, and fingerstyle techniques. New Acoustic Guitar contains 11 original Peppino works. Titles include: Grand Canyon * Calypso Facto * Acoustic Spirit * Walk Away Renee * Bella Donna.
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Master Anthology Of Fingerstyle Guitar Solos Vol. 1. (Formerly 2000 Fingerpicking). For Guitar (Fingerpicking). Solos. 2000 Series. Acoustic Music. Intermediate-Advanced. Book/CD Set. 408 pages. Published by Mel Bay Publications, Inc (MB.98370BCD). ISBN 9780786652907. Acoustic Music. 8.75x11.75 inches. A generous collection of challenging pieces by these talented artists: Jonathan Adams, Muriel Anderson, Seth Austen, D.R. Auten, Douglas Back, Duck Baker, Steve Baughman, William Bay, Pierre Bensusan, Larry Bolles, Ben Bolt, Bill Brennan, Thom Bresh, Rolly Brown, Robin Bullock, Jonathan Burchfield, Michael Chapdelaine, Mike Christiansen, William Coulter, Marcel Dadi, Peppino D'Agostino, Craig Dobbins, Pat Donohue, Doyle Dykes, Steven Eckels, Tim Farrell, Peter Finger, Tommy Flint, Rick Foster, Stefan Grossman, Ole Halen, Todd Hallawell, Roger Hudson, Jack Jezzro, Buster B. Jones, Laurence Juber, Phil Keaggy, Pat Kirtley, Jean-Felix Lalanne, Jay Leach, Paul Lolax, Woody Mann, Dennis McCorkle, El McMeen, Dale Miller, Franco Morone, Stevan Pasero, Ken Perlman, Al Petteway, Bill Piburn, Chris Proctor, Harvey Reid, John Renbourn, Don Ross, Vincent Sadovksy, Dylan Schorer, John Sherman, Martin Simpson, Johnny Smith, Fred Sokolow, Tim Sparks, John Standefer, David Surette, Guy Van Duser, Al Viola, Paul Yandell, Andrew York, and John Zaradin. The selections include both new pieces and some of the best previously published pieces from the latter half of the 20th century. Written in standard notation with tablature for most pieces. Includes 3 CD's.
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Instruments: Acoustic Guitar, Fingerpicking Guitar, Guitar
Manuel De Falla: Two Pieces From El Amor Brujo by Manuel de Falla (1876-1946). For Guitar (Guitar). Music Sales America. 20th Century, Classical. 4 pages. Chester Music #CH01809. Published by Chester Music (HL.14010927). ISBN 0711936706. 20th Century, Classical. 8.5x11.75 inches. Arranged for guitar solo, two pieces from El Amor Brujo by Manuel De Falla, transcribed by Emilio Pujol.
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Instruments: Acoustic Guitar, Classical Guitar, Guitar
Genres: 20th Century, Argentinian, Spanish, Classical, Latin, World
10 Canciones Populares Cantalanas. ((Ten Catalan Folksongs)). By Miguel Llobet (1878-1938). For Guitar. Music Sales America. Folk. 16 pages. Union Musical Ediciones #UMG20372. Published by Union Musical Ediciones (HL.14019270). Ten Catalan folksongs for guitar solo.
Pages: 16
Instruments: Acoustic Guitar, Guitar
Genres: Folk Songs, Folk
Monica's Waltz by Gian Carlo Menotti. For piano, voice, and guitar (chords only). Classical; Wedding. PV. 10 pages. Published by Hal Leonard - Digital Sheet Music (HX.24037). About Digital Print Sheet Music Digital Print is printable sheet music available anytime, anywhere. Just purchase, print and play! View your online sheet music at home, school, work or anywhere you have a computer connected to the Internet. With Digital Print, you can print your digital sheet music immediately after purchase, or wait until its convenient. And our software installation is easy - we'll guide you through the simple steps to make sure you have Adobe Flash Player, Adobe AIR and the Sheet Music Plus AIR application. Learn more
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Instruments: Piano, Voice, Acoustic Guitar, Classical Guitar, Piano and Keyboard, Vocal, Guitar
Genres: Classical, 20th Century, Italian, Wedding, World, Celebrations
(Beginning Acoustic Blues Guitar). By Lou Manzi. For Guitar. Guitar Method or Supplement; Method/Instruction. Acoustic; Blues. Beginner. Book & CD. Published by Alfred Music Publishing
Instruments: Acoustic Guitar, Guitar
Genres: Blues, Jazz & Blues
Around The Campfire. (Guitar/Vocal). By Peter, Paul & Mary. For guitar and voice. This edition: Guitar/Vocal. Artist/Personality; Guitar Personality. Folk and Children's. Difficulty: easy-medium to medium. Guitar tablature songbook. Guitar tablature, standard notation, vocal melody, lyrics, chord names, guitar chord diagrams, black & white photos and illustrations. 60 pages. Published by Alfred Music Publishing (AP.0260B). ISBN 0769259634. With guitar tablature, standard notation, vocal melody, lyrics, chord names, guitar chord diagrams, black & white photos and illustrations. Folk and Children's. 9x12 inches. Album-matching folio to this famous folk trio's latest critically- acclaimed release. Contains illustrations for each song, song title calligraphy from Peter Yarrow, and rare photos of the band. Titles include: This Land Is Your Land * If I Had a Hammer * Where Have All the Flowers Gone * The Marvelous Toy * Kumbaya * Michael Row the Boat Ashore * Down by the Riverside (Study War No More) * Puff (The Magic Dragon * 500 Miles * Blowin in the Wind and many more! Special bonus: self-portraits of all three of these great artists.
Pages: 60
Instruments: Voice, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Vocal, Guitar
Genres: Children, Folk, Miscellaneous
Encrucijada. (For Flamenco or Classical Guitar). By Rafael Catala. Guitar. For guitar. 12 pages. Published by Doblinger Music Publishers (DB.35-00924). ISBN M-012-19737-9.
Pages: 12
Instruments: Acoustic Guitar, Classical Guitar, Guitar
Genres: Flamenco, Latin
(12 Solos in Notation and Tablature). By Ben Bolt. For Guitar (Classical & Fingerpicking). Solos. Acoustic Guitar Series. Baroque. Advanced. Book/CD Set. 64 pages. Published by Mel Bay Publications, Inc
Pages: 64
Instruments: Acoustic Guitar, Classical Guitar, Fingerpicking Guitar, Guitar
Genres: Baroque Period, Classical
Peter, Paul & Mary Songbook. (Piano/Vocal/Chords). By Peter, Paul & Mary. For voice, piano and guitar chords. This edition: Piano/Vocal/Chords. Artist/Personality; Personality Book; Piano/Vocal/Chords. Folk and Children's. Difficulty: medium. Songbook. Vocal melody, piano accompaniment, lyrics, chord names, guitar chord diagrams, introductory text, black & white photos and chord charts for ukelele, baritone uke, tenor banjo, 5-string banjo. 143 pages. Published by Alfred Music Publishing (AP.VF0138). ISBN 0943351944. With vocal melody, piano accompaniment, lyrics, chord names, guitar chord diagrams, introductory text, black & white photos and chord charts for ukelele, baritone uke, tenor banjo, 5-string banjo. Folk and Children's. 9x12 inches. Recollections by the singers, a discography, chord diagrams for five instruments, plus 42 American folk favorites--all in one great songbook! Here are just a few: Puff (The Magic Dragon) * If I Had My Way * A'Soalin' * Oh, Rock My Soul * It's Raining * One Kind Favor.
Pages: 143
Instruments: Piano, Vocal, Guitar, Vocal, Piano, Guitar, Voice, Acoustic Guitar, Piano and Keyboard
Genres: Children, Folk, Miscellaneous
By Ariel Ramirez (1921-). Arranged by Jorge Cardoso. For Guitar (Classical). Solos. Chanterelle. Classic. Intermediate. Book. 4 pages. Published by Chanterelle
Pages: 4
Instruments: Acoustic Guitar, Guitar
8 Sonatas for Guitar by Domenico Scarlatti by Allan Alexander. For Classical Guitar. Baroque. Book with CD. 8 pages. Published by ADG Productions (AD.ADG209). 8 Sonatas for Guitar by Allan Alexander contains 8 very playable sonatas by Domenico Scarlatti, most of which have not been published before for guitar. These are great pieces from the Baroque period, and they are suitable for the intermediate to advance guitarist.
Pages: 8
Instruments: Acoustic Guitar, Classical Guitar, Guitar
Genres: Baroque Period, Classical
Acoustic Guitar Wedding by Various. Guitar Collection. 80 pages. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.699682). ISBN 0634090259. 9x12 inches. 30 matrimonial favorites arranged for acoustic guitar: Butterfly Kisses • Endless Love • Here and Now • In My Life • Truly • We've Only Just Begun • You Decorated My Life • You Raise Me Up • and more.
Pages: 80
Instruments: Acoustic Guitar, Guitar
Genres: Wedding, Celebrations
Intermediate/Advanced. By popular request, here we have world-famous works from the Bossa Nova's greatest master, played with exceptional taste and sensitivity in an authentic, relaxed style with a nylon string acoustic guitar rhythm section. For bossa novas with a discreet "jazz" flavor, check out Volume 31 "Bossa Novas." Book includes lyrics. Rhythm Section: Dave Stryker (Nylon String Guitar); Bill Mooring (b); Duduka Da Fonseca (Drums & Percussion) Includes: Once I Loved Corcovado Wave So Danco Samba Trista O Grande Amor Meditation One Note Samba Desafinado How Insensitive Girl From Ipanema No More Blues.
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One day after Venezuela's tight election results were announced, the opposition is not backing down in its demand for a full recount of the votes.
Election authorities say the government of interim President Nicolas Maduro won with a margin of less than 300,000 votes.
Opposition leader Henrique Capriles told his supporters on Monday to bang pots and pans to draw attention to election irregularities, and the sound of clanking metal resonatated through Caracas, even in working-class neighbourhoods where government support had previously been guaranteed.
"The counting of the votes was unfair," Cynthia Aguilar, a student demonstrating with the opposition, told Al Jazeera. "The people will start to rebel and realise the truth."
Opposition supporters rallied in the upmarket Altamira square district on Monday afternoon, while government partisans congregated at the office of the National Electoral Council.
"Capriles is being very irresponsible by not recognising his loss," Michel Mujica, an electrician and government supporter, told Al Jazeera."If I was Capriles, I would be ashamed. He lost to [former president Hugo] Chavez in October and now he lost again to Maduro."
Leaders on both sides have called for calm, but it seems that Venezuela's political divide will only sharpen in the coming days.
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If anyones interested im looking to split the following:
1. Fawcett Oat Malt
2. Medium Crystal (english, bairds, fawcett etc)
3. Brown Malt (fawcet or baird)
4. Pale Chocolate (Fawcet)
Hey k47, I'd be interested in splitting some of your grain buy. How about 20 lb of each the Oat Malt, Brown Malt, and Pale Chocolate. Think they are 55 lb sacks so we'll have to get out the calculator, rough guess my contribution in the $50 range. I'm in Poughkeepsie area.
Is anyone interested in splitting some Flaked Oats?
Unrelated: anyone have a TIG welder for SS welding? I'm in the market to get some small welding done. Only pass thru welded onto pot. My other option is to buy DC Scratch Start at Harbour Freight ... that would be $200-300 which is option but more involved.
I am new to the forum but would like to participate in the group buy. If it isn't too late, I would like the following:
3-BM-5298 Breiss 2 Row Brewers Malt
Ryan, got you. send me a PM with your email (gmail preferably) full name and location.
Looks like we're going to need 16 bags. I'll get the details tomorrow.
There are 15 sacks available on this buy. Poobah, i will reserve those spots for your order.
Assuming Poobah comes through with his order, this buy will be closed this week for delivery Feb 12th or so (assuming all payments are made promptly)
Stay tuned to this thread, i will notify here when its time to send payment.
If there turns out to be any more room on the buy I would like the following (1 each):
We're in:
4 Baird Maris Otter (BD‐MOPA) ($40.15)
5 Best Maltz Pilsen (BZ‐PILS) ($37.40)
1 Great Western 2-row (GW‐2ROW) ($31.00)
1 Canadian Malt 2-row (CM-2ROW) ($30.80)
1 Best Maltz Munich (BZ‐MUNH) ($36.85)
1 FrancoBel Caramunich 80 (FB‐C80) ($44.55)
1 FrancoBel Special Aromatic (FB‐SPAR) ($40.70)
1 Briess Victory (BM‐5351) ($43.50)
The buy is now closed. Please check the spreadsheet and validate your order. Payment should be sent by:
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Money order or cashiers check sent to address on the spreadsheet.
please send payment now. if i recieve all payments this week we will have grain delivery towards the end of next week.
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mixing white crown and stained oak baseboards and trim
I have an old 1919 home with great 7 inch oak baseboards and door/window trim. However, I am starting to laminate the plaster ceilings with new drywall and I want to put up Crown. I like the look of white crown and I think wood will be too much wood in the house. Plus I hate to paint the wood in the home, I think it looks good, but in moderation. Anyone ever done this? Have any photos?
In my old house I had several rooms with mixed trim. All of the trim was white but the window panels and the door panel were oak and it looked really good. I also had a room that everything was white except for the baseboard that was solid oak. We put that baseboard ourselves intending to paint it but it was so beautiful (and darn expensive) that we decided to keep it and it looked great. In the area I live there are a lot of older colonials and I see mixed trim very often.
We have wood baseboard, trim & (crown molding in three of rooms)everything is stained. In the rooms with the crown mould, it would look inappropriate to put up painted crown mould. (Although I think painted trim is beautiful). Maybe start with one room the way you have envisioned it & see how you like it.
Heres the thing - historic crown molding was plaster and was always painted. depending on the period it matched the wall, or the ceiling or was even striped fantastically (see some of the crown moldings on the Bradbury & Bradbury wall paper site)
The purpose of the crown molding (or cove as it was commonly referred to) was to ease the transition from the vertical wall to the horizontal ceiling, not to trim out something which the window and door trim does
Put up your crown molding and paint away !!
Not sure if this is what you wanted to see but I painted crown,baseboard,trim and one door white in my remodeled bedroom, leaving the entry door the orignal fruitwood (?) shellac (in other words,not painted);it opens into the hallway and part of the house that also has shellac or stained trim. I wasn't sure about how it would look, but I like it. Most people probably wouldn't.
What schoolhouse said. To be honest, when I think what it would look like to have the crown moulding wood, it looks all weird in my head. Here white crown moulding and wood window trim and baseboards are very common in old houses. In my house the crown in one room is Wedgewood blue to match elements in the frieze while all the trim and baseboards are white to match other elements in the frieze. Everyone thinks it looks great. I don't think there's a law that says the crown has to match everything else :-)
I was reading the newspaper awhile ago and it suddenly occurred to me that maybe I should share what I did in my library room back in 1990. In this room the crown molding was stained as was the baseboard and trim (my dad insisted on staining the bookcase oak however(!)). I tried to take photos that would show the paint colors more clearly. Ceiling is yellow ochre as are the two end walls. Side walls in the room are a deep green. The wide border under the crown molding was one of those "got to have it" moments. It lowered the ceiling some, which wasn't my intention, it was just so beautiful I had to use it. ha.
Anyway, just wanted to show that the crown was not painted the same color as the ceiling and turned out alright (to me).


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Crucial don't-do list Protect pets from warm weather illness, injury
Now's the time to make your list of what not to do to ensure a good summer. Pets love the warmer seasons, but spring, summer and fall pose dangers in this province that winter doesn't. You can't dodge every illness or injury, but some can be prevented.
The following is a not-to-do list meant to serve as a guideline to help keep your pet safe during warmer seasons:
1. Buy plants or mulch unless they're pet-friendly.
2. Keep dangerous pesticides and lawn-care products where your pet can ingest them.
3. Let your pet crawl under cottages or dig in infill sites where blastomycosis could be present.
4. Forget to keep your pet's vaccination schedule up to date.
5. Forget about heartworm prevention.
6. Neglect tick inspections.
7. Walk without keeping an eye open for foxtail awns,
8. Let your dog swim when algae warnings are posted.
9. Let your pet have too much exposure to the sun.
Let's examine these not-to-do-list items in detail:
1. Plants and mulches need to be purchased with caution. Unlike many products, labels on seeds, bulbs and plants rarely offer toxicity information. Also, all mulches are not created equally. Certain types of coco mulches may pose a problem.
If ingested, pets' reactions to plants or mulch can range from discomfort to death. In a previous article, Dr. Leeanne Bargen, warned that mother-in-law's tongue "causes immediate pain and swelling." She also advises owners to be careful with flowering bulbs. And some plants, such as foxglove, can be harmful to animals and humans.
The American Kennel Club suggests avoiding roses, because of the thorns. Thankfully, gardening is all about choice; a comparable plant may exist that won't pose a problem. This is why I recommend that pet lovers plan a garden. In a previous article, I lauded the books of the late Lois Hole. This Canadian gardening guru's books offer toxicity information that is vital for novice gardeners.
If you lack time to plan or are unable to get your paws on a good gardening book, tap into the wealth of Manitoba gardening knowledge at garden centres. They offer wonderful guidance when it comes to plants and pet advice.
Remember, if you are a gardening pet owner, when in doubt leave it out.
2. Pesticides, fertilizers and herbicides can also be hazardous.
Once pesticides or herbicides are spread on a yard, pets become exposed because they lick their feet, said Bargen. She recommends that if you wouldn't put a baby on the lawn after a treatment, don't put your pet on it either.
Bargen has also encountered "rat-poisoned dogs." Pets either get into the poison or eat a poisoned animal. Pet owners may wish to choose an alternative method to control rodents.
3. It's blastomycosis season. Animals that like to dig in infill sites, or crawl under cottages can become exposed to this deadly fungal disease.
Due to the nature of dogs, it's difficult to prevent it entirely, but blastomycosis can be treated. Keep an eye out for lethargy, an unproductive cough, a fever, eye infections, a limp, or sores that don't heal quickly enough.
4. Keep your pet's vaccination schedule current. With jaunts to dog parks or cottages, exposure to other animals increases. Just because your dog is on a leash, doesn't mean so is the rabid raccoon. Rabies can be a death sentence to your pet.
5. While you're at the veterinarian, make sure your dog gets heartworm treatments. This mosquito-borne disease attacks the heart, and can be deadly.
6. Summer is also tick season. Everybody say yay! Just kidding. Because ticks can carry Lyme disease, a daily coat inspection is a good idea. It might be a bit of a pain, but remember, ticks can fall off your pet and they find you just as juicy.
7. In a previous article, Dr. Dale McKague warned dog owners to watch for fuzzy foxtails. The awns (or barbs) of these plants can be inhaled. Awns can also be embedded in our pets' limbs, belly, nose and even eyes. They can cause a great deal of pain.
8. Watch out for blue-green algae. Blue-green is full of toxins that may cause a myriad of health problems or even death. The rule of thumb is that if the water is not safe for you to float or frolic in, it's not safe for your pup.
9. Never leave your pet in a car on a warm day. Also, on hot days keep the walk short or wait to the evening or morning. Always have plenty of water.
Now that I've scared the bejeebees out of you, try to enjoy the summer. Before you know it, you'll be making a what-not-to-do list for Christmas.
To double-check plants and other gardening information, check the Canadian Poisonous Plants Information System website
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Glock 27 in .40 cal... And get a 9mm conversion barrel and mags for it. The great thing about glocks is that they have interchangable mags. So get some 19 and 23 mags or even some 17 mags. Dont let the baby glocks fool you they shoot almost as well as its bigger brothers and you can use bigger mags if you want. Plus theres pearce extension grips for.your pinky if that bothers you. I have a g19 and i love it its flawless. Its also a gen 4 but anyway sometimes its just too big for summertime carry. The g27 is perfect because its easily converted to 9mm and if you practice enough you can graduate to the .40 round without spending another 600 bucks. But whatever you choose if its a glock youre on the right path
Suggest the 19 for all reasons already stated. But it really doesn't matter because once you buy your 1st Glock, you'll be coming back for more.
I recommend the G17, G17L, G19, G26, G34 in every generation available Then start on the .357 sig/.40's. Rinse and Repeat
Glock 19. Best all-around gun ever made. Not even sure why people argue...
Women can shoot easily
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"It was disheartening to see the damage that the flooding caused in the hotel," said Ashley Constable, Area Director of Sales for Pillar Hotels and Resorts. "But we launched a mission to bring the Hampton Inn Binghamton/Johnson City back and better than ever. I'm really excited about the new look and the grand reopening on February 6."
In the four months since the September floods, the dedicated Hampton Inn Binghamton/Johnson City team completely renovated the ground floor of the hotel. The cornerstone of the new look is the Perfect Mix lobby designed to bring guests together to connect and mingle with other travelers.
"The Perfect Mix lobby brings everyone staying in the hotel together in one central location full of very convenient amenities," said Leticia DaGama, General Manager of the Hampton Inn Binghamton/Johnson City. "It is truly the new social hub of the hotel."
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"We wanted to recreate the home living room in our hotel," DaGama said. "The Perfect Mix lobby is the ideal place for our guests to spend time together."
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The Hampton Inn Binghamton/Johnson City, conveniently located near Binghamton University and Broome Community College, has 63 spacious guest rooms perfect for business travelers and visiting tourists. The hotel offers complimentary high speed Internet in the rooms along with brand new 32-inch flat screen televisions. It also participates in the Hilton HHonors frequent guest program offering points for visitors as well as special perks for valued preferred level members.
The hotel is located at 630 Field Street in Johnson City with convenient access to Interstate 86. For more information about the Hampton Inn Binghamton/Johnson City, or to make a reservation for a stay in our newly renovated hotel, please call 607-729-9125 or visit our website at www.binghamtonjohnsoncity.hamptoninn.com.
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The clean parallel lines of a ceramic vase echo the straight stems of paperwhite narcissus or, paperwhites, in this restrained, well-balanced design. The display looks stunning on its own or in a matching pair in a spot that needs symmetry.
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decorative shells, gravel, sand, or colored glass
How to Arrange
1. Paperwhite stems are quite fragile, so carefully arrange them as a hand-tied bunch with straight (rather than spiralled) stems. Turn the bunch around slightly in the same direction every time you add a flower, and arrange the last stems a little lower around the edges of the bunch to give an all-around domed effect.
2. Tie the stems with a length of raffia wrapped just below the flower heads so it can't be seen (image 1). Don't tie them too tight, or you could crush the stems. Trim the ends of the stems so that they are all the same length.
3. Pack a piece of cellophane or similar material into the base of the vase to give the stems added height. Place the bunch in the vase. Wedge squares of soaked floral foam around the stems to support them so they stand upright. The top of the foam should sit 1 inch below the rim of the vase. Fill the vase almost to the top with water and cover the top of the foam with a layer of shells (image 2). This display should last up to a week if you keep the foam moist.
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Matching Mix: A Cream Flower Basket
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April Showers Bring May Centerpieces
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