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Latest fine dining reviews
The latest fine dining reviews from critic Peter M. Gianotti.
Gran Paradiso
(Credit: Jeremy Bales)Gran Paradiso, Island Park: Though this eatery may have nothing to do with Italy's alpine national park, it still has dependably fine food and gracious, friendly service. Recommended: pan-seared pork chop (pictured), tomato risotto and chicken Montagnola.
Vortex Asian Bistro
(Credit: Heather Walsh)Vortex Asian Bistro, Port Jefferson Station: Sharp and bright, this restaurant combines Asian fusion with Japanese cuisine. The result: nimble, creative, very good. Recommended: crisp-skinned red snapper (pictured), Kumamoto oysters and maguro tuna and salmon.
Plates South Asian Tapas
(Credit: Daniel Brennan)Plates South Asian Tapas, Huntington: This sleek, contemporary addition to downtown Huntington focuses mainly on Indian and Pakistani fare. Recommended: tokri chaat (pictured), samosas and qeema naan.
Lisbon Cafe
Lisbon Cafe, Carle Place: This Portuguese restaurant is an offspring of Mineola mainstay Heart of Portugal. It's a cozy space that serves up food just as good, and sometimes better, than it's sister restaurant. Recommended: bacalhau a lagareiro (cod with roasted peppers, onions, potatoes, olive oil and garlic), chouriço (pork sausage), caldo verde (kale-and-potato soup).
Mannino's Italian Kitchen & Lounge
(Credit: Daniel Brennan)Mannino's Italian Kitchen & Lounge, Commack: Of the three branches of Mannino's on Long Island, this spot is the largest. This sprawling, two-story affair prepares Italian-American favorites very well. Recommended: grilled octopus, cavatelli with olive oil and garlic, beef braciola.
La Pala
(Credit: Yvonne Albinowski)La Pala , Glen Cove: Bustling, friendly and full of hearty, good food, La Pala has found an instant niche in downtown Glen Cove. Focusing on traditional Italian cuisine, this cozy restaurant hits the mark. Recommended: four-seasons pizza (pictured), eggplant croquettes, "Parmesan trio."
Viaggio Tapas
(Credit: Daniel Brennan)Viaggio Tapas, Rockville Centre: While other restaurants annex the word "tapas" almost as fast and freely as they appropriate "bistro" and "grill," Rockville Centre's Viaggio Tapas earns the right. The look is mainly exposed brick and unvarnished wood, with some windowlike accents and stylized artwork. Recommended: smoked Basque oysters (pictured), seafood paella, zucchini flatbread.
Koi Kokoro
(Credit: Doug Young)Koi Kokoro, Islip: Koi Kokoro in Islip looks pared down, streamlined and minimalist, but the food is a different story. The modest storefront spot prepares fine, traditional sushi. The kitchen goes in for a bright, stretch-the-definition spin on tapas -- and succeeds. Recommended: Kokoro "bon bomb", Miru mountain roll, Miru mountain
Amara Kitchen & Cocktails
(Credit: Daniel Brennan)Amara Kitchen & Cocktails, Blue Point: A sprawling, mostly Greek, renovated restaurant, Amara Kitchen & Cocktails moved into the former quarters of Blue. Its contemporary style gives this Blue Point restaurant a nice overall ambience, but its fare at times falls flat. Recommended: pan-seared dry scallops (pictured), hand-rolled pita and saganaki.
(Credit: Bruce Gilbert)Kurofune, Commack: Recently under new ownership, Kurofune Japanese Restaurant has been serving Commack for the last two decades. The current version is a lot better than its predecessor, with a more polished dining room and sushi bar, as well as an updated menu with a few pleasant surprises. Recommended: the rainbow roll, soba soup and fluke usuzukuri.
Hush Bistro
(Credit: Bruce Gilbert)Hush Bistro, Farmingdale: Meticulously designed, the almost industrial-style space is decorated with reclaimed wood and vintage scones. The space is small -- it fits only 26 diners -- but the flavors are big. Meals here are thoughtful and flavorful. Recommended: Berkshire pork chop (pictured), lobster bisque and house-smoked ribs.
P.J. Clarke's
(Credit: Bruce Gilbert)P.J. Clarke's, Woodbury: The newest P.J. Clarke's has uncorked in Woodbury, leading with eight burgers and six ryes. It's precisely designed and polished, and you can have a pretty good meal here if you order carefully. Recommended: the "Cadillac" burger (pictured), lobster-salad roll and dry-aged sirloin steak.
The Refuge
(Credit: Newsday / Audrey C. Tiernan)The Refuge, Melville: The Refuge Food & Spirits, heir to Four Food Studio, is a bold, whimsical redesign that almost turns the site into a movie set with amusement-park flair. The vibe inside is eclectic, with distressed wood, no chairs that match and a pop-and-rock soundtrack. With excellent Latin fare and tasty Italian dishes, you can tell the party is just getting started. Recommended: paella (pictured), baked eggplant with pappardelle and ropa vieja nachos.
Imperial Meat Company
(Credit: Bruce Gilbert)Imperial Meat Company, Huntington: Sleek, neon-lit and clubby, IMC (Imperial Meat Company) erases all memories of Buoy One, the classic fish restaurant that used to occupy this prime Main Street location. Though excessive in style, the menu is far more simple. Recommended: filet mignon (pictured), lobster-salad sliders and foie gras.
The Arden
(Credit: Daniel Brennan)The Arden, Port Jefferson: Situated above a Starbucks in the town of Port Jefferson is The Arden. Enter at street level, pass a velvet rope line and climb a seasonally decorated stairway to reach the "ultra lounge" for "vibe dining." Recommended: tuna two ways (pictured), fig-and-goat cheese flatbread and root-beer braised short ribs.
110 Japan
(Credit: Yvonne Albinowski)110 Japan, Huntington Station: 110 Japan opens opposite the Walt Whitman Shops in Huntington Station, and owner Sonny Ling's showcase offers a colorful, something-for-everyone approach. The eye-catching presentations for much of the food suit the surroundings. And the flavors, while neither bold nor subtle, are fresh and focused. Recommended: House-made lobster bisque(pictured), Miyazaki roll and Miyazaki short ribs.
Grotta di Fuoco
(Credit: Linda Rosier)Grotta di Fuoco, Long Beach: Exposed brick and industrial metal steps give this spot a Brooklyn-esque appeal, but it's the food that will really catch your attention at Grotta di Fuoco in Long Beach. From start to finish, this "cave of fire" is smokin'. Recommended: Baccalá alla puttanesca (pictured), tre porcellini pizza and fettuccine alla carbonara.
Brook23 bar + kitchen
(Credit: Barbara Alper)brook23 bar + kitchen, Lynbrook: Lynrbook's newest gastropub, brook23 bar + kitchen, is devoted to craft beers on tap, fare that goes with brews, major TV sports and the perpetual pursuit of a good time. Choose wisely and you can have a tasty meal—and a fantastic brew. Recommended: Duck fries, "crispy double cheese" sandwich and their house burger (pictured).
Caci North Fork
(Credit: Randee Daddona)Caci North Fork, Southold: A rustic spot that already has a niche on Main Road in Southold, Caci North Fork is an experience for expertly prepared food, served in a contemporary dining room that creates a look free of interruptions. Recommended: Seared duck breast with apple chutney (pictured), potato gnocchi and bistecca alla Fiorentina.
Cafe Testarossa
(Credit: Jeremy Bales)Cafe Testarossa, Syosset: A newly renovated interior brings in more subdued and soothing artwork at Cafe Testarossa in Syosset, but chef-owner Billy Sansone's meticulous cooking, from crudo to meatballs, is humming, with heightened flavor and refined style. Recommended: Seared swordfish (pictured), pan-seared halibut and poached pear-and-red beet salad.
Kashi Sushi Lounge
(Credit: Yvonne Albinowski)Kashi Sushi Lounge, Syosset: The newly opened third branch of Kashi Sushi Lounge in Syosset makes the branches in Huntington and Rockville Centre seem like vow-of-silence retreat houses. You come here for a show, and you get it, in the design of the spot itself and on the plate. Recommended: Takayama sushi roll (pictured), sashimi and beef tenderloin stir-fry.
(Credit: Bruce Gilbert)Pentimento, Stony Brook: New chef, Massimo Fedozzi, has transformed Pentimento into a destination for regional Italian fare with the taste of authenticity. Start with well-sourced cheeses and cured meats, but order small plates and save room for the exceptional pastas. Recommended: Pan-seared pork chop is paired with braised cabbage (pictured), veal-filled agnolotti del plin with porcini mushrooms and Peconic Bay scallops.
(Credit: Tadej Znidarcic)Swallow, Huntington: At the newly expanded Swallow, the theme is small plates, and the results are big. (The sibling Swallow East also flies high.) Recommended: soy-braised short ribs with green onion, cashews and chilies (pictured); grilled baby octopus with pomegranate seeds, pancetta and shishito peppers; grilled skirt steak with horseradish, capers, shallots and a hint of pinot noir; shrimp po'boy with heirloom tomatoes and sauce rémoulade; deviled eggs with Serrano ham and chipotle pepper; Vietnamese barbecue pork bun; butternut-squash cappuccino; Key lime pie.
True American Kitchen
(Credit: Yvonne Albinowski)True American Kitchen, Mineola: Get a quick geography lesson at this lively spot that serves regional cuisines from all over the country. Recommended: Grandma's meatloaf poppers (pictured), filet-mignon sliders, lobster roll, Buffalo-style chicken wings, the house hamburger (with slab bacon, smoked Gouda cheese, avocado, crisp fried onions and chipotle-spiked aioli, all piled on a pretzel bun), Wagyu beef Chicago-style hot dog, Lower East Side Reuben with Gruyère cheese, pickled cabbage slaw and spicy mayo.
George Martin's Grillfire
(Credit: Jeremy Bales)George Martin's Grillfire, Syosset: This third Long Island Grillfire is a bit different from the branches in Merrick and Rockville Centre, with a more ambitious menu and style, plus some higher prices. The look is mainly modern, mostly striking, in earth tones, with splashes of color, stone-like veneers and a popular bar with the obligatory TVs tuned to sports. Recommended: flat-iron steak and sesame-crusted tuna equal updated surf-and-turf.
Tony Colombos Italian Bistro
(Credit: Bruce Gilbert)Tony Colombos Italian Bistro, Rockville Centre: Tony Colombos in Rockville Centre is the joint effort of chef Tony Colombo, formerly of Cirella's in Melville, and Art Gustafson, chef-owner of Chadwicks American Chophouse & Bar near the Rockville Centre railroad station. Filament light bulbs give it a contemporary accent, and a caricature of actress Sophia Loren takes up an exposed-brick wall in the dining room gives off a cool vibe. Recommended: spaghetti and meatballs, Beef braciola, Pappardelle alla Bolognese, rice balls, striped bass.
(Credit: Newsday / Erica Marcus)Moonstone, Great Neck: Sleek and contemporary, bright and handsome and with reliable a repertoire, this gem is a welcome addition to LI's dwindling Chinese restaurant scene. Recommended: sanpei chicken claypot (pictured, with with Chinese sausage and cloud ear mushrooms), Shanghai-style soup dumplings, hoisin-glazed bacon sliders, wheat noodles in sesame-peanut sauce, pork pot stickers, roast pork-and-taro puffs, chicken-and-Chinese chives dumplings, Beijing duck, Frenched rack of lamb with spring-onion sauce, kung pao monkfish, lettuce wrap with chicken or seafood, citrus flavor crispy beef, shrimp with lobster sauce, "green'' shrimp with asparagus and broccoli, "kung fu" halibut in a Sichuan-style mala sauce, eggplant in garlic sauce, stir-fried string beans with minced pork, coconut tofu pudding.
(Credit: Doug Young)Brewology, Speonk: Brewology refers to the science of beer, and this gastropub, with 24 taps and chef Lia Fallon creating the cuisine, is very systematically, precisely and meticulously put together in almost every way. Recommended: scallop BLT (pictured), the grilled flatbread du jour, short-rib burger with Cheddar cheese, smoked pork belly with maple-bean ragout.
The Seawater Grill
(Credit: Gordon M. Grant)The Seawater Grill, Montauk: At Gurney's Montauk Resort & Seawater Spa, you'll find more than just a great view thanks to the restaurant's playful molecular gastronomy plus good sushi and comfort fare. Recommended: tuna tartare tacos with molecular soy-sauce "pearls" (pictured), Montauk fluke crudo, toysters Rockefeller fritters, seared diver scallops with cauliflower puree and roasted cauliflower florets, pan-roasted striped bass, seared yellowfin tuna crusted with black-and-white sesame seeds, two-pound lobsters (broiled or steamed), chicken Parmesan.
Cinque Terre
(Credit: Jeremy Bales)Cinque Terre, Huntington Station: The new Italian restaurant, with a respectable wine list and on-point staff, is comfortably old-school, but surprisingly refreshing at the same time. Recommended: pappardelle Bolognese (pictured, topped with ricotta and peas); pan-seared sardines; citrus-dressed braised octopus; fritto misto of shrimp, squid, cuttlefish and red snapper; trofie pasta, with a roasted tomato puree and pesto; bow-shaped farfalle with eggplant, sun-dried tomatoes, capers, basil, olives and white anchovies; meat-filled tortilli; chocolate mousse.
(Credit: Jeremy Bales)Nissos, Syosset: Dressed in bright white and Aegean blue, the new Greek restaurant is airy and fresh, too, from the billowy, sail-like cloth above the main dining area to the display of the day's catch on ice. Recommended: moussaka special (pictured); preads, including taramasalata, with fish roe, and melitzanosalata, of eggplant; fried zucchini and eggplant chips with garlic-yogurt dipping sauce; grilled octopus; saganaki; grilled black sea bass; grilled jumbo shrimp; fried whiting.
H20 Seafood & Sushi
(Credit: Alessandro Vecchi)H20 Seafood & Sushi, Smithtown: Updated with a very satisfying remake, there's a bigger emphasis on the uncooked thanks to Wayne Cafariella. Recommended: millennium lobster (lobster dusted with spiced flour and sauteed, pictured), New England-style clam chowder, fried oysters with rémoulade, shellfish cocktails, clams casino royale (with bacon, red pepper and an herb crust), spicy tuna crispy rice sliders, king crab "klub," sashimi platter, lobster bake (with clams, corn, potatoes and andouille sausage), lobster-enriched macaroni and cheese, Hazelnut-Parmesan-crusted swordfish, zeppole-inspired doughnuts.
Petulant Wino
(Credit: Randee Daddona)Petulant Wino, Aquebogue: The North Fork's newest must-eat, must-drink restaurant is co-owned by Courtney Schaudel and her father, perpetual-motion chef Tom Schaudel, and housed in an 1830 building. This is his third North Fork production, following A Mano in Mattituck and A Lure in Southold, and he brings along chef Lenny Campanelli (formerly of CoolFish). Recommended: pan-roasted Long Island blackfish (pictured, served in Thai green curry with black rice and banana salsa), lemongrass-poached shrimp with green-tea soba noodles, striped bass crudo, tuna "pizza" with scallion pancake, grilled oysters, mini grilled cheese sandwich with braised short rib, chipotle-braised duck taco, slow-roasted pork belly with pickled rhubarb, duck breast with mushroom-and-blueberry risotto, Black Angus burger with fruitwood-smoked bacon, warm fig cake with salted caramel gelato.
(Credit: Alessandro Vecchi)Matteo's, Roslyn: Open since 1992 but overseen by new owners since 2008, the recently refreshed restaurant has a dining room that's gone from drab to fab and a chef, Anthony Martarana, who has kept much of the family-style Italian menu but added New American and modern Italian dishes. Recommended: Nonna's ragu, featuring hunks of short rib, meatballs and sausage (pictured); clams oreganata; grilled octopus with white beans and tomato; whole branzino; shrimp Wendy, shrimp sauteed with green beans; chicken ultimate, lightly fried cutlets in a lemony sauce topped with mozzarella and cherry peppers.
(Credit: Alessandro Vecchi)Claudio's, Glen Cove: Co-owners Claudio Zustovich and son Fabrizio have overhauled and brightened the spacious, high-ceiling dining room formerly occupied by La Pace. It now is called Ristorante Da Claudio. Salmon carpaccio is an appetizer.
Harlow East
(Credit: Gordon M. Grant)Harlow East, Sag Harbor: A new outpost of a Manhattan hot spot run by Richie Notar, the spacious restaurant offers comfy nautical striped banquettes along the dining room wall and a wraparound deck overlooking yachts in the harbor. Recommended: root vegetable salad (pictured), Niçoise salad, grilled shrimp with lemongrass aioli, burger (served with bacon marmalade), lobster mac and cheese, lobster sliders, deconstructed strawberry shortcake.
The Savoy Tavern
(Credit: Jeremy Bales)The Savoy Tavern, Merrick: Chef Kevin Liebov revives and freshens The Savoy Tavern with New American flair and a fondness for homey dishes too. With a diverse and satisfying list of beers on tap. Recommended: roasted chicken with broccoli raab (pictured), braised pork belly, panko-crusted lump crabcakes, roasted artichokes, steamed mussels, fish and chips, pan-seared soft-shell crabs, pan-roasted Scottish salmon with a honey-and-mustard crust, warm-croissant bread pudding.
(Credit: Yvonne Albinowski)Volpe Ristorante, Woodbury: One floor up at Fox Hollow, tucked into the sprawling inn and catering complex, is Volpe, which offers a traditionally furnished, very polite dining room and a barroom that's a bit more modern and frequently accompanies dinner with live music. Recommended: filet mignon (pictured), three-course lobster dinner (served Wednesdays), shrimp cocktail, eggplant Siciliana, paccheri alla Barese, Rigatoni Siciliana, Shrimp Francese, grilled branzino, and a fritto misto of shrimp, squid and zucchini.
Parlay Gastropub
(Credit: Aaron Zebrook)Parlay Gastropub, Rockville Centre: Long Island's latest gastropub pulls 48 tap handles, beer you can enjoy while seated at heavy-duty picnic-style benches (tables in back), amid exposed brick and ductwork, and industrial-style lighting. Recommended: onion-crusted chicken (pictured, with mashed potatoes and asparagus), chicken wings, "Peking duck" steamed buns, flatbread with sausage and broccoli raab, beef short-rib sliders, bacon-wrapped shrimp, cowboy burger (with manchego cheese, barbecue sauce, onion rings, bacon and a fried egg), shrimp with Cheddar grits and bacon.
(Credit: Yvonne Albinowski)Ristegio's, North Patchogue: Chef and co-owner Richard Lanza's stage is a big, brick-and-stone monument with two dining rooms, a sushi section and a centerpiece bar with four TVs. Lanza smoothly segues through New American, French, Italian and Japanese cuisines. Recommended: stew of Nueske's slab bacon and beans (pictured), sherried lobster bisque, tempura-battered artichokes, macaroni and cheese with Black Forest ham, bacon-wrapped pork medallions, braised short ribs, pan-seared diver sea scallops, "stuffed pasta pillows" with a four-cheese filling in a meaty sauce, Ristegio's roll (tuna, yellowtail, salmon, avocado), cheesecake, flourless chocolate cake.
(Credit: Yvonne Albinowski)Schafer's, Port Jefferson: This sprawling downtowner boasts a harbor view, postcard look and all-star chef in Heather West, who won season two of "Hell's Kitchen." Recommended: seared scallops (pictured, with whipped potato-and-parsnip puree), fish tacos, fish and chips, braised short ribs, chicken rustico, pan-seared filet mignon, broken-down s'mores.
Polo Steakhouse
(Credit: Craig Ruttle)Polo Steakhouse, Garden City: The $26 million makeover of the Garden City Hotel includes this player in the LI high-steaks competition with an opulent, clubby feel and 28-day aged prime steaks. Recommended: oysters Rockefeller (pictured), crabcakes, porterhouse for two, bone-in filet mignon, grilled swordfish, lemon meringue pie.
Nisen 110
(Credit: Yvonne Albinowski)Nisen 110, Melville: A striking, sharp-angle, high-decibel, sleekly modern spot. Recommended: yellowtail-jalapeño appetizer (pictured), sashimi or traditional sushi (especially the fatty tuna), trio of beef sliders, fried oysters, lobster taco, Black Forest cake.
Nick's Tuscan Grill
(Credit: Yana Paskova)Nick's Tuscan Grill, Mineola: Originally in Long Beach, the Sandy-damaged restaurant has reopened with an emphasis on Italian-American favorites. Recommended: osso buco (pictured), ricotta-stuffed meatballs, rice balls, baked clams, pappardelle Bolognese, eggplant Parmigiana, linguine primavera, filet mignon au poivre, braised beef short ribs, bone-in roasted chicken, cannoli.
(Credit: Nicole Horton)Reel, East Rockaway: Chef Adam Goldgell (TV's "Restaurant Express") oversees the kitchen at the seafood restaurant with plenty of waterside, alfresco tables for warmer days. Recommended: cold lobster roll (pictured), "oysters 2 ways," hot smoked trout salad, New England-style clam chowder, buffalo chicken wings, seafood gumbo, mussel pots, fish and chips, monkfish Caribbean-style, cedar-planked salmon, grilled tuna.
Latitude 121
(Credit: Daniel Brennan)Latitude 121, Stony Brook: Taking over the former home of Brook House, the polished dining room has been given a nautical theme, but it's subtle and confident, like much of James Cavorti's cuisine. Recommended: lobster Thermidor potpie (pictured), mini pork wings, duo of sliders, mussels with tomatoes, lobster bisque, grilled swordfish, sea scallops in a citrus beurre blanc, New York strip steak, filet mignon, chocolate fudge layer cake.
La Marmite
(Credit: Jeremy Bales)La Marmite, Williston Park: At 40 years old, the classic continental restaurant, housed in an early 1900s Victorian, has found a younger self in new ownership and new chef in Greg Kearns. The familiar northern Italian-French menu has been refreshed and updated. Recommended: roast lobster (pictured, with creamy morel sauce and English pea puree); baked, local top neck clams; pappardelle Bolognese; seared diver scallops, with endive marmalade; chargrilled octopus with chickpea salad; steamed mussels in coconut-lime broth; pan-seared red snapper; duck breast on a puree of sweet potatoes; herb-crusted rack of lamb; chocolate mousse cake.
Painters' Restaurant
(Credit: Daniel Brennan)Painters' Restaurant, Brookhaven: A colorful, entertaining spot with real personality that's back after being destroyed by a 2012 fire. Recommended: buttermilk fried chicken (pictured), arroz con pollo, barbecued ribs, red-wine-braised pork chop osso buco, sesame-crusted ahi tuna, pan-seared sea scallops, grilled pizzas.


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Music Theory Semester I
1. Study of primary materials (overtone series, pitch, rhythm, triad & 7th chord spelling, diatonic triad & 7th chord functions)
2. Voice leading (melodic principles, chord voicing, parallelism)
3. Part writing (connecting root position chords)
4. Harmonic progression (sequences, diatonic chord functions, overtone series)
Music Theory Semester II
1. Harmonic progression (sequences, diatonic chord functions)
2. Triads in 1st and 2nd inversion, figured bass
3. Non-harmonic tones.
4. Cadences, Phrases and Periods.
Music Theory Semester III
1. Diatonic 7th chord inversions
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3. Modulation
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3. Enharmonic modulation
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1. Melody: identifying scale forms, conjunct diatonic melodies, modes, arpeggiations of tonic and dominant, sequence identification.
2. Harmony: identifying I and V triads, major, minor and diminished triads, ii and IV chords, harmonic rhythm, error detection.
3. Rhythm: dictation of half-beat values, identifying duple and triple subdivision, syncopation of half-beat values, error detection.
4. Sight singing: stepwise melodies, intervals, scales, rhythm reading through simple syncopation and compound meter, melodies emphasizing tonic, subdominant and dominant harmonic background.
Aural Skills Semester II
1. Melody: Melodies outlining I, V, and vii triads, intervals, errors in melody, melodies involving larger leaps, two-part dictation.
2. Harmony: Identifying I, ii, IV, and V triads and inversions, four-voice dictation, harmonic rhythm and non-harmonic tones, all diatonic triads and inversions, error detection.
3. Rhythm: Dictation of quarter-beat values, error detection, triplets, more complicated rhythms.
4. Sight singing: Melodies emphasizing I, ii, and V harmonies, intervals, more complicated rhythms, modulating melodies, triplet and subdivision of compound meter rhythms.
Aural Skills Semester III
1. Melody: two-voice dictation, harmonic intervals, phrase relationships and cadence, modulation to closely-related keys, error detection.
2. Harmony: Identifying 2nd inversion chords, non-harmonic tones, V7 and inversions, vii7 and inversions, modulations to closely-related keys, non-dominant 7th chords, and foreign key modulation.
3. Rhythm: compound meter with sub-beat values, triplet subdivisions, two-voice rhythms, error detection.
4. Sight singing: Modulation, subdivision in compound meter.
Aural Skills Semester IV
1. Melody: Identifying modes, modulation to foreign keys, identifying phrase relationships.
2. Harmony: Identifying secondary dominants, dictation of four-part chorales, identifying Neapolitan and augmented 6th chords, error detection.
3. Rhythm: Dictation with changing meters, identification of super triplet, error detection.
4. Sight singing: Modal melodies, singing chord factors, Impressionistic melodies, twelve-tone melodies, rhythmic reading including changing meter, asymmetric divisions.
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These are the interlocking trays that remove and collect kitty litter from paws to prevent felines from tracking litter around the house. The six included trays have 1/2"-deep grates that spread a cat's toe pads and dislodge litter granules as they walk, allowing the detritus to collect inside the tray. Made from durable plastic, the trays use static electricity to attract and hold fine litter dust. The 1'-sq. modular trays interlock on all four sides for customizable set up around a litter box. Grates are removable for ease of emptying the collected litter. Set of Six. Each: 1/2" H x 12 1/2" W x 12" L. (1 lb.)
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By Brian
from Athens, GA
This product works as advertised for catching litter off of my kitty's paws as she exits the box. The only problem I have come across is that my cat attempts to avoid exiting onto the mat, so I think it would be much more effective if I had a box with a cover that only allowed feline departure in one direction. Just something to keep in mind.
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By CD22
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I have put down 3 sets of trays to cover the floor of the closet room where the litter is. No litter gets tracked to the rest of the house... like it used to. I love these trays.
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Works as advertised
By mpound
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It collects about 90% of cat litter that was previously spread around the utility room by my cat whenever she left the box. It's great to be able to walk barefoot in the laundry room again and not be annoyed by stepping on stray pieces of litter. It works far better than any mat purchased at a pet supply store.
Finally something that works!
By Boo's Mom
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Pros: Cuts 95% of the tracking down. Kitty took right to it. Highly reccomend it to others.Cons: A little pricey but worth it. Color. Maybe different size options for the future.
Best thing I've found for going barefoot
By Catnipmouse
from Chicago, IL
I've "tiled" our back room where the litter boxes are with these. They work great. I can even go barefoot back there!Easy to clean, and they really catch the litter. With marriage, my # of cats have grown from 2 to 4, and I'm so happy I found these mats, as I have a lot of litter boxes to accomodate now. The cats doubled and so did the number of boxes!


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"Witty, informative biography"
In spite of Dorothy Parker's sad, tragic life, her point of view gives a cynical, humorous twist to all the tragedies she encounters. I've heard this book many times and I always enjoy it because of Dorothy's complexity (insanity?) and the people she knew: Fitzgerald, Hemingway, Gerald and Sara Murphy, and, of course, the Algonquin Round Table (Robert Benchley, Alexander Woolcutt, etc.). Dorothy's sarcastic quips are a quick relief from the heartbreaking choices she makes as a pre-feminist writer: hiding her Jewish background, selecting handsome (gay?) men that she emasculates, attempting suicide several times, embracing the fast life of NYC and Hollywood, naively supporting Communistic causes, and failing to complete a long-awaited book. However, Dorothy Parker's short stories and poetry are still relevant today, especially for feminists and literature lovers. Narration is fine, but a couple of phrases like "turn over the tape for side 2" can be jarring. I hope you enjoy this audiobook. I did and still do.
"Missing final chapter"
The book and performance are fine, but Audible has left out the final chapter that resolves and completes Marjorie Morningstern's life. Without this final chapter, the book falls flat. Sorry, Audible, but buyers should be aware of this error.
"Mad, Bad, and Dangerous to Know"
Like Lord Byron, Dennis Hopper lived his life with no moral boundaries. This may be shocking to some listeners, but somehow I think Hopper would be pleased that he is at last considered worthy of a biography. I have not read this book, and, after listening to the wonderful narration, I don't think I want to. The narration keeps the book entertaining because the narrator adapts all forms of accents (Australian, British, etc.) and gives a close interpretation of Hopper's voice, even Hopper's weird laugh. Hopper's life included so many others: Peter Fonda, James Dean, Marlon Brando, Elizabeth Taylor, etc. From Hopper's beginning in Kansas to his death in 2010, the author gives a revealing and honest look at Dennis Hopper's life, art, and philosophy.
"Hitch's life and phobias keep you "Spellbound""
Having read this book decades ago, I was thrilled to purchase this audiobook. It's just as fascinating as I remembered. If you are looking for technical details of Hitchcock's movies, forget this one. However, if you want a psychological analysis of Hitch's life and his many phobias, you will be spellbound. Born the son of a Cockney grocer, Alfred Hitchcock began writing titles for silent movies. All Hitchcock's movies contain his fears, fascinations (especially with his leading ladies), and phobias. The author, Donald Spoto, was the first to dehumanize Hitch's genius by revealing his dark side, but somehow this makes future viewings of Hitchcock's films more fascinating.
"The Mystery of Marilyn Monroe"
Monroe's life is full of mystery, from her birth to her death. Donald Spoto tries to solve this mystery, but I don't always agree with his conclusions. For example, was Monroe's psychiatrist responsible for her death? Was Robert Kennedy completely innocent of an affair with Monroe? This is Spoto's conclusion. However, I'm glad this audiobook finally made it to Audible. Narration is fine, not great. The afterword gives some thoughtful reflections on the Monroe "cottage industry" that was primarily started by Robert Slatzer and others.This book will keep you thinking about the unanswered questions of Monroe's life and death, even if you don't agree with the author's conclusions.
"Not Necessarily for the Novice"
The novice reader may not know Ayn Rand's philosophy, although the author does attempt to explain her philosophy within Rand's biography. Perhaps first acquiring "The World of Atlas Shrugged" (available on audible.com) will make Rand's philosophy more understandable. If you are familiar with the concept of "Objectivism," you will enjoy listening to how Ayn Rand's personal life led her to her ideology that many Libertarians and economic advisors (Allan Greenspan) have admired. The narration is well-read, but the overall story is actually more dramatically presented in Barbara Brandton's book "The Passion of Ayn Rand" (not available in audible). However, I've enjoyed listening to this biography on several occasions and I've learned something new each time, but be aware that a little background on Rand will be helpful.
"An American History Masterpiece"
Trying to understand how slavery became a Southern legal institution is essential to understanding American history.The author attempts this arduous task by revealing the relationship of two families through four generations, one black, another white. The Hemings and the Jeffersons were entangled long before Sally Hemings came into Thomas Jefferson's life. Sally was the half-sister of Thomas Jefferson's deceased wife--a mind-boggling thought the author tries to articulate. This audible book is as fascinating as the book and is narrated well. One criticism: the author keeps explaining again and again how we need to realize attitudes were different during the formation of the Jamestown colony. That is pretty obvious, although I don't remember thinking that as I read the book. However, all sides of the slavery issue are presented, including philosophical questions of the fact that the United States permitted slavery while proclaiming itself a democracy. The best part is the "love" story between Jefferson and Sally Hemings. Why didn't Sally remain in Paris instead of going back with Jefferson as his slave? Did she regret her choice? Why did Jefferson make a "treaty" with Sally to "free" her adult children? Did Jefferson love Sally or is it impossible to love someone you legally own? The answers are not fully resolved because scholars simply don't know, but the questions are intriguing and thought-provoking.
"A Must Have for Hollywood Fans"
The biography is one of the best written of all Hollywood biographies, and to have the author, Lauren Bacall, read her memoirs in her smoky voice is sheer heaven. Highly recommended.
"Excellent audio production"
This book is not the author's best biography. Most information about Grace Kelly has been around for years, and this book adds nothing new. However, the production is outstanding with classical music provided during the transitions.
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Natalie Wood's sister (Lana) reads "Natasha" with great intensity, especially the horrific story of Natalie's drowning. The book is well-researched and is probably the definitive biography of Natalie Wood, aka Natasha Gurdin.


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So ... I guess that a good thing those anoying screen tearing problems
Phoronix: NVIDIA Publishes Code For X Synchronization Fences
While NVIDIA may not release specifications for the GPU hardware or support any open-source drivers for their graphics processors after dropping their open-source X.Org driver, they do contribute a bit to the development of the X.Org Server. NVIDIA engineers like Aaron Plattner have contributed various patches and fixes against the server in the past and for features like VDPAU for DRI2. This afternoon there's a big patch-set coming out of NVIDIA that touches several X components. This set of patches adds support for X Synchronization Fences...
So ... I guess that a good thing those anoying screen tearing problems
So basicaly it's nothing other than:
While all our competitors are releasing spec and work on FLOSS driver we even gone as far as totally removing our half-assed FLOSS driver and after we even wanted to put legacy cruft back into X.org because we don't care about modernising our blob code, we made a fancy FLOSS feature we contributed to X.org... Yeah we are awesome and have a fscked up sense for priorities.
Great nVidia. I'm realy impressed! I'm guessing my next card will be AMD|Ati once again...
Wait, X already had sync counters? Why all the sync issues then?
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You still don't know what comments sections are for. It doesn't matter for I will just tell you again:
A comment section is for discussing, but also for writing down reactions.
In this case my reaction was "Fsck you, nVidia".
Now if you want to play the carebear card then there are websites that are perfectly fit for such childish behavior:
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One of our favorite things about St. Armands Circle is the wealth of options for dining al fresco. Sidewalk tables abound, not just on the circle proper but along the avenues that branch off at the four points of the compass. The variety is exciting: traditional and pop Cuban, European haute eclectic, Florida fish and coldwater oysters, French-inspired fusion, pub grub and more, including caffeine in many delectable guises and enough ice cream to cool a steamy Southern night.
And now we have a new favorite to add to our list. Colette and I were out for a stroll the other evening, trolling for dinner, when we decided to walk south along Boulevard of the Presidents. A half block along we found ourselves in the midst of an agreeable hubbub. At tables under big tan umbrellas along the curb and at more tables sheltered by a porch, families, cooing couples, the chic and the down dressers, some speaking in lively Italian, were putting a fine evening kissed by a Gulf breeze to its highest and best use. They were enjoying food, wine and one another's company under the welcoming auspices of the friendly staff at Le Colonne, an exemplar of unpretentious Italian hospitality. We studied the menu, rich in homemade pastas and classic comfort food, for maybe 30 seconds and asked for a table. Lucky us. Not surprisingly, all the outdoor tables were full of convivial patrons who had had the good sense to arrive in time to claim the coveted seats. We were shown to a table inside, where we found the atmosphere to be every bit as agreeable. Two big connected rooms, anchored by a colorful long bar, are painted in Tuscan golds, terra cottas and black lacquers, with accents of natural wood and strategically placed mirrors to further open the space. Tables are dressed in white linens. Waiters wear ties, but stuffy they are not. Diners tuck into just-right portions of Mediterranean-style mussels or wood-oven pizza or sweet cannoli and happily pour wine all around. Colette and I just about decided to move to be within walking distance. Le Colonne is exactly what a neighborhood watering hole should be, although it's also worth a drive. Our first discovery of the evening was that the bar makes a refreshing pomegranate martini with Level vodka, the martini set's current darling. We sipped appreciatively as we devoted proper attention to the menu, including the day's fish and other specials, and then studied a wine list nicely balanced between Italian and other wines. We opted for a swoony Cloudline pinot noir from First to table was a yummy carpaccio all'Albese ($10.95), the paper-thin raw filet mignon redolent of olive oil and lemon and topped with fresh baby arugula, plenty of salty capers and slivers of good Parmesan. We shared the starter; but if, like us, you really like this treat, you might want to order one each. Having dispatched the appetizer with gusto, we sampled the wine and looked forward to our entrées. Colette, who can't resist fresh homemade pasta, chose tortellini Monte Rosa ($18.95), the tiny pasta doughnuts stuffed with cheeses and laved in a light tomato cream sauce aswim with peas, mushrooms and morsels of terrific country ham. If this be peasant fare, call us peasants. I went for a favorite of long standing, pollo alla Rusticana ($19.95), which sauces tender filets of chicken breast in a carefully calibrated white wine reduction chunky with artichoke hearts and mushrooms. Excellent. I could have stopped there, but being greedy I also ordered a side of gnocchi ($5.95) and was glad of it. The adorable little cloud-light potato dumplings came on the same plate as the chicken, but a clever lettuce dam kept the wine sauce of the Rusticana from mingling with the incredibly rich gorgonzola-dominated four-cheese sauce on the gnocchi. Splendid. Colette likes gnocchi as much as I do, so when I saw her fork hovering over my prize I was hardly surprised. Generous soul that I am, I shared, and thus was domestic tranquility preserved. The capper was a very fine, freshly made tiramisu ($7.95), that miraculous alchemy of lady fingers soaked in espresso and rum combined with cool rich mascarpone cheese and equally rich powdered cocoa. Mmmm!, I say, which is as close as I can come, in print, to purring.
Le Colonne 22 S. Boulevard of the Presidents, St. Armands Reservations: (941) 388-4348 Hours: lunch 11 a.m.-2:30 p.m. and dinner 5-10 p.m. daily. Cards: V, MC, AMEX, Discover Full bar and wine list Handicapped accessible: yes Parking: on street or in nearby public lot I've frequented Ezra almost from the day it opened five years ago in a shopping center on
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in Bradenton. It's gone through some changes, but one thing has remained constant: chef Dave Shiplett's steady hand at the helm in the kitchen.
Shiplett has an interesting history, including a long-ago spell cooking with now legendary San Francisco chef/restaurateur Jeremiah Tower, whose original Stars remains one of the best restaurants I've ever had the pleasure of reviewing. Locally, Shiplett was chef at Poseidon on Longboat Key when that venerable fish house closed in May of 2003 to make room for condos that have yet to materialize. His response was to found Ezra, A Café, rendering the key's bad luck a boon to Personnel have come and gone, of course, and the seafood-heavy menu changes often in response to the seasons. There's even a full bar now, after years of sticking to wine and beer, but the place feels much the same as it did when it opened. An open kitchen, where the chef performs his pyrotechnics in more or less full view, anchors the dining room. Well-spaced tables are crisp in their white cloths. Art, more understated now than the wildly colorful mix in the room's early days, adorns the walls. It still adds up, as it always has, to a stylish but laid-back ambiance that suits We'd been away for a while when we recently revisited, sulking over some temporary service problems, which thankfully have vanished without a trace. We were seated at one of our favorite two-tops by a sheer-draped window opposite the kitchen, which gave us good seats for the show. I started with a curried spiny lobster bisque rooted in the Colette, adventurous soul that she is, chose something new. I had my doubts about this item, the chef's take on that iceberg wedge currently in renaissance for no apparent reason, but I should have known better. Shiplett took something quite ordinary and transformed it by starting with perfect baby lettuce and laying on crisp bacon, ripe tomatoes and blue-cheese dressing, then crowning it all with some of the best thin-sliced onion rings on the planet. Thus was Ezra's "wedgie" ($6 "small," $9 large) born. Those heavenly onion rings showed up again in my main dish, a grilled wild salmon ($21) exuberantly set off by punchy wasabi mashed potatoes, asparagus spears and a generous tangle of those rings. Shiplett has a real talent for pairing good fish with surprising and satisfying sides, a talent showcased in this simple dish. Colette, her craving for adventure momentarily satisfied, plumped for an old favorite after the salad. For all his renown as a seafood chef, Shiplett also knows his way around superior red meats. His grilled bone-in rib eye ($25) is a case in point. He sears the naturally flavorful steak with just enough cracked pepper jus to add a welcome snap, then plates it with miraculously toothsome tiny roasted potatoes he calls hash browns plus a flourish of sizzling spinach. Perfection at dinner, and just as good in the next day's lunch salad. Desserts here are the domain of owner Dr. Donna Eason, like Shiplett a Her bakery talents were on brilliant display in the dessert we chose to share, knowing full well those ambrosial cookies were still to come. Her guava cheesecake ($6), bathed lightly in a lively citrus and berry sauce, proved to be so satisfying we wound up taking the cookies home. Ezra, A Café
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Giants, Reds set for first clash since playoffs
Rookie Kickham to square off against Arroyo in opener
The last time the Reds and Giants met, San Francisco ended Cincinnati's season in last year's National League Division Series. Although the stakes won't be nearly as high when the two teams open a four-game series at Great American Ball Park on Monday, the Reds likely will be seeking some revenge, especially considering the way they let a golden opportunity slip away.
Cincinnati won the first two games of that series in San Francisco before dropping three straight at home to bow out.
Bronson Arroyo earned the win in Game 2 of that series, tossing seven scoreless innings and giving up just one hit and a walk along the way. His most recent outing this season was quite the opposite, as he gave up a season-high seven runs in a season-low four innings against the A's on Tuesday.
Arroyo had been pitching well, owning a 1.57 ERA in his previous four starts. However, the A's threw seven lefty or switch-hitters at the 36-year-old right-hander. Entering Monday, righties were batting .222 with five homers against Arroyo, while lefties have built a .303 average with eight long balls.
"They just had a great approach against me, to be honest with you," Arroyo said of the A's attack. "I predicate my game on being able to play a mental chess match with guys and beating them to the move first. They just beat me to the punch."
Mike Kickham, who will take the mound for the Giants on Monday, wasn't a part of the club's playoff run last season. In fact, he didn't make his Major League debut until May 28 this year. In two starts, he is 0-2 with a 10.57 ERA, most recently giving up six runs (five earned) on eight hits against the Dodgers on Tuesday.
Kickham is in the rotation because of an injury to Chad Gaudin, who is expected to be activated on Saturday. If Kickham is able to impress against the Reds, he might have a chance to remain a starter, rather than making a move to the bullpen as a long reliever.
"With [Kickham], we're just going to go one start at a time, see how he handles it," manager Bruce Bochy said. "If we have to make adjustments, we will."
Reds: Hanigan could return against Giants
Bothered by a sore left ankle, catcher Ryan Hanigan hasn't played since last Tuesday's loss to the A's, but manager Dusty Baker said he might be back for Monday's series opener against the Giants.
"He had a little hop in his step yesterday," Baker said. "Before, he had a little hitch in his step. It looks like he is walking normal. It doesn't mean he's 100 percent. We've just got to make it through the break. I've just got to watch him. There's a difference between being hurt and being injured."
Devin Mesoraco, who is battling a sore knee, has been behind the plate for all four games in Hanigan's absence.
Giants: Posey expected back behind the plate Monday
Although some general leg tightness hasn't kept Buster Posey out of action, it has kept him from playing behind the plate. For the second straight game, Posey started at first base on Sunday to give his legs a break.
Bochy said that he could tell Posey needed some time off from behind the plate, which is nothing unusual for a full-time catcher. When San Francisco takes on Cincinnati on Monday, Posey should be back to his normal position, allowing first baseman Brandon Belt to move back into the lineup after being squeezed out on Sunday.
Worth noting
• In their last 10 games, the Reds are 3-7 while the Giants come in at just 2-8.
• The Reds are 26-14 at Great American Ball Park this season, marking the club's best record after the first 40 home games since the 1994 team started the year 29-11 at Riverfront Stadium.
• San Francisco is 15-27 away from home this season, including a 1-5 mark six games into its current 10-game road trip.
• The Giants scored more runs on Sunday (five) than they had in their previous three games combined (four).
Jeremy Warnemuende is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Brooks Hays Memorial Fund Launched in Capitol Ceremony Accolades for a former Southern Baptist Convention president and member of Congress whose name became a household word marked a ceremony at the U.S. Capitol January 26 establishing the Brooks Hays Memorial Fund. The fund, in memory of the former Arkansas congressman who died in 1981, will benefit five organizations in which Hays took a lively interest: the Baptist Joint Committee on Public Affairs, the U.S. Capitol Historical Society, Former Members of Congress and Calvary Church (all of Washington, D.C.) and Second Church of Little Rock, Ark. Hays was a member of both churches. Sen. Dale Bumpers, D-Ark., who announced the fund, called Hays "first, last and always a devout Christian Baptist. He was a household word in our house from the time I was a child." "Sometimes you pay a high price for principle and Brooks paid a very high price," Bumpers told the 40 journalists and friends of Hays in the Mike Mansfield Room in the Senate, "but later Brooks said it was a small price to pay." Hays was defeated for a ninth term in Congress in 1958 after seeking to mediate a dispute between then-Governor Orval Faubus of Arkansas and President Dwight D. Eisenhower, during the 1957 school desegregation crisis at Little Rock's Central High School. Former Congressman Walter Judd of Minnesota, who along with Hays founded Former Members of Congress, said, "Defeat in politics is no disgrace. Default is." Warren Cykins, a senior staff member at the Brookings Institute who was Hays' assistant in Congress, the State Department and the White House, said Hays "was always looking out for the little person. . .this Baptist from the Ozarks reached out and found me, from Boston and of the Jewish faith," Cykins said. "It was exciting to have such an association with him." Sen. David Pryor and Reps. Ed Bethune and Beryl F. Anthony Jr., members of Arkansas' congressional delegation, also attended the ceremony. Others in the audience were Hays' wife, Marion; his daughter, Betty Brooks Bell; and Clarence Cranford, pastor of Calvary Church when Hays was a member and president of the American Baptist Convention, at the same time Hays presided over the Southern Baptist Convention. (BP) Brooks Hays Remembered Four members of the Arkansas congressional delegation greet Marion Hays following a ceremony establishing a memorial fund in honor of her late husband, former Arkansas Congressman Brooks Hays. Hays, also a former president of the Southern Baptist Convention, died in 1981. Joining Mrs. Hays are (from left) Sen. David H. Pryor, Rep. Ed Bethune, Rep. Beryl Anthony and Sen. Dale L. Bumpers, speaker for the announcement ceremony at the U.S. Capitol. (BP photo by Gerri Ratliff March 17,1983 9
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Millions of people profess Christianity and claim to be members of the Church Jesus founded. But Christianity is a divided religion, composed of hundreds of denominations and schisms that have assimilated many nonbiblical traditions—philosophical, cultural and religious—into their teachings and practices.
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Maybe its time to ask... "Would Jesus Christ attend my church?"
Throughout the Scriptures church and congregation refer to people, never to a building. The Church (the Body of Christ) or the church (a congregation of members of the Church) is made up of people called to follow Jesus Christ . (Page 6)
Christ and His apostles spoke of false prophets, false apostles and false brethren. They revealed that two opposing religions would emerge, both claiming to be Christian. (Page 33)
By the end of the third century the true servants of God had become a distinct minority among those who called themselves Christians. The counterfeit Christianity had become the majority. (Page 45)
Everything God requires of His people, and every tenet of right living in the Bible, is founded on two basic principles—loving God and loving our fellow man. (Page 56)


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Small companies are getting more clever to make sure they get the people they want, according to a Wall Street Journal story that leads with an anecdote from John Nottingham, co-president of product design and engineering firm Nottingham Spirk in Cleveland.
This Associated Press story, which includes comments from the president of Cleveland auto supplier Stripmatic Products, reinforces how technological progress sometimes creates challenges on the jobs front.
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Mathematics is the language of science. Clear, simple, fundamental. Perhaps because of this purity, numbers can be the slaves of spin-doctors, politicians and an unscrupulous media.
I will tell you all about the book, but first I want to tell you what it felt like to read it. It felt like being back at the beginning of my adventure into mathematics. It felt like the first time the history, culture, and philosophy of maths were unfolded before me.
Leonhard Euler was one of the greatest and most prolific mathematicians of all time. His work was of vital importance to a bewildering variety of fields, many of which he himself created
The movie is based on one of the best mathematical tales ever written. Inhabiting a two-dimensional world populated by polygons and ruled by circular tyrants, a bright young hexagon, through sheer mathematical willpower, imagines a third dimension.
Given that 14 billion years have elapsed since the birth of the Universe and that the cosmos contains a mind-boggling 1024 stars, can Earth really be the only planet in the entire Universe to contain life?
Imagine that on your first day training to be a builder you are given a set of toy blocks with which to build a model house.