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Alcatraz Island is a small island situated in San Francisco Bay, located a mere 2.4 kilometres from the shores of San Francisco. Popular with tourists who are fascinated by its intriguing history, the island (sometimes known by its nickname, "The Rock") houses what was once a military prison and later a federal prison. Whilst Alcatraz no longer contains criminals, the facility does offer daily tours. Additionally, there is a vast array of native plants and wildlife about the island for tourists to enjoy. The views from Alcatraz Island are not to be discounted either, making it a worthy stop on any visit to the San Francisco area.
- While waiting for the Alcatraz ferry, enjoy browsing the stores and restaurants along Pier 33, enjoying the freshest seafood in San Francisco, and taking in the amazing views of the cliffs on Alcatraz Island.
- Walk amongst the flora and fauna of The Rock, whilst enjoying the Gardens of Alcatraz tour, highlighting some of the tidepools and roses decorating the island.
- Travellers with time to spare may take a ferry to Angel Island, a forested state park with plenty of hiking and biking trails.
Whilst Alcatraz Island is instantly recognizable to anyone visiting the San Francisco Bay area, there is only one way to get access to the island. Alcatraz Cruises are the only tour boats allowed to stop on the island, so be careful not to take tours from another company, as they will simply sail past the island and point it out. Ferries offered by Alcatraz Cruises leave from Pier 33. Tickets can be bought either onsite or in advance. To get to the pier from other areas of San Francisco, hire a taxi or hop onto MUNI's F line.
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This building is listed under the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 as amended for its special architectural or historic interest.
Name: GROSMONT STATION AND ATTACHED YARD WALL
List entry Number: 1148751
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National Park: NORTH YORK MOORS
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Date first listed: 07-Jul-1989
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GROSMONT NORTH YORK MOORS NZ 80 NW RAILWAY 3/134 Grosmont Station and attached yard wall GV II Railway station. c.1846. By G.T.Andrews, architect to the York and North Midland Railway Company. Hammered sandstone with sandstone ashlar quoins and dressings; slate roofs. L-shaped on plan, with outshut, and yard at rear. 2-storey, 2-window range with 2-storey, 1-window gabled crosswing at left. Paired board doors in ogee-arched surrounds to 2-window range. Mullioned window of 2 shouldered lights with flat lintel and 2-centred relieving arch at right. Crosswing has offset diagonal buttress at left, and ground floor mullioned window of 3 shouldered lights beneath flat lintel and 2-centred relieving arch. First floor windows are all of 2 mullioned lights with shallow ogee heads, that in crosswing with 2-centred relieving arch. Openings all quoined. Plain bargeboards and finial to crosswing gable. Platform front: 1-storey, 4-bay range at right of 2-storey, 1-window gable wall of main front. Gable wall has 4-light canted bay window on ground floor, with shouldered lights and half-hexagonal hipped roof with embattled eaves. First floor window of 2 ogee-headed mullioned lights with flat lintel and 2-centred relieving arch. Plain bargeboards and finial to gable end. 1-storey range has two chamfered Tudor-arched doorways with board doors in centre. 2-light mullioned window at left, and similar 3-light window at right, both with shouldered lights. Overhanging eaves on shaped brackets. Right end conical stack. Rear: gable ends have fancy bargeboards and finials. Banks of three conjoined octagonal chimney stacks rise at rear of crosswing and at junction of main and platform ranges. Yard wall is approximately 2.75 metres high with sloped coping, stepped up to outshut. Gateway with plain lintel and board door in back wall. Lean-to buildings erected against exterior of yard wall are not of special interest. Interior of Ladies' Room: plain chimneypiece with bracketed shelf and cast iron firegrate. Moulded dado and'cornice. Panelled shutters and doors with original ironwork. Listing NGR: NZ8279405256
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Bedrooms | 1 |
Bathrooms | 2 |
Property type | apartment |
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Sitting on the beautiful beach of Grand Case, Sea Shell Apartment looks over the Caribbean and Anguilla island. The two level apartment is in a perfect location for a couple to enjoy a romantic escape right on the waterfront. Walk into Grand Case along the beach for gourmet restaurants, beach bars and nightlife. The interior is furnished to a very high standard and has a cinema/lounge area with flat screen TV, DVD & DVD library, dimmer lighting throughout the apartment, air-conditioning & ceiling fans on both levels. The limed solid oak /granite kitchen enables you to enjoy meals at 'home' when you prefer just to be alone together. The dining area also has a comfortable teak day bed to relax and enjoy the stunning views. Upstairs, the light and airy bedroom (with reading area) has a king sized bed with top quality mattress and 100% cotton top grade linen, also benefits from Caribbean sea views. Plenty of wardrobe space and hangers. Beautiful his 'n' her shower rooms, one on each level.
Sitting on the beach: Seashell sits on the sand of Grand Case Bay towards the quieter southern end, close by to Le Petit Hotel. It is about a five minute walk into the village from here along the beach. The exotic sea birds (frigates, pelicans, egrets) catch fish straight ahead and are a fabulous sight to see. Yellow sugar birds (les sucriers) and hummingbirds visit the interior garden daily. We will happily recommend where we like to eat and give directions to deserted beaches, preferred beach clubs, etc. Our manager can arrange additional services such as laundry, flowers and grocery delivery, to be paid locally. Our guests have confirmed to us this is a very special place for two people to come and experience French Caribbean beach life, escape the winter and relax. This is a perfect location to arrange side trips to Saba for scuba diving and to enjoy island hopping to nearby islands Anguilla or St Barth's.
Water Sports Activities: Water skiing and wake boarding in the bay, snorkeling straight from your 'back yard' as just to the left there is a small reef or we can help you arrange a trip over to Creole Rock (national marine reserve in the bay) where you might catch sight of rays, starfish and turtles. Dedicated activity specialist for water sports, boat trips/charters/fishing trips available (who can also communicate by email to make arrangements before your arrival). Paragliding, kite-surfing and surf boarding are available at Orient/Galion beach, which is about a seven minute car ride away.
What an amazing experience! It started with an effortless booking with Sally (owner) and then she provided tips and suggestions for what to do including drivers and restaurants. We used most of them and it only made our time in Grand Case that much better.
Having never been to Grand Case my boyfriend and I did not know what to expect, but we were pleasantly surprised when we arrived at Seashell and greeted by Jeanine (property manager). The apartment was spotless and comfortable. Being right on the beach was perfect for us as we are beach bums. We loved being able to go outside and swim first thing without having to pack anything up! We appreciated all the little things: coffee already in the unit, beach chairs for our use, beach towels (large and small) and it was also nice to have a contact on island should anything be an issue. We spent happy hour on the rooftop deck watching the sunset and seeing Grand Case light up with the colors was unbelievable. What a gorgeous setting!
We loved that we could walk down the beach to the town for lunch, dinner or shopping which we did often. The Rainbow Cafe was our favorite lunch spot on the beach. The seafood is super fresh - I had the best grouper. We also really enjoyed Calmos Cafe and actually went there for 2 different nights of live music - Sunday and Thursday. Definitely make reservations. Calmos was recommended by Sally (owner) and it was wonderful.
All I can say is go to Grand Case! It's a welcoming, beautiful town with wonderful people and my boyfriend and I cannot wait to go back next year and stay at Seashell.
If I could give this vacation more than 5 stars, I would. Working with Sally was a joy. Although I only know her through our e-mails, I feel like she is a friend. It was obvious that she wants her guests to fully enjoy their vacation. She was quick to respond to my e-mails and before we left, she sent an extensive list of recommendations for excursions, restaurants, transportation, etc. Jeanine was the contact person in Grand Case and she was also very nice and so helpful. They don't call this the "friendly island" for nothing!
The condo itself is even more beautiful than the pictures show. It is right on the ocean and the views are breathtaking. There are floor to ceiling windows on the first floor, but our favorite spot was the balcony upstairs which had 2 lounge chairs and a table with 2 chairs for dining outside. The condo was stocked with most everything you'd need - beach bags, hats, snorkeling gear, etc. We really didn't do any cooking, although the kitchen was fully equipped. The restaurants in Grand Case are too good to be missed! A week wasn't long enough to sample everything! There is also a bakery close by, which is what we did for breakfast several days. There are a few small grocery stores within walking distance which carry most of the essentials, but you may have to travel a little further if you plan to cook big meals.
We didn't rent a car and found we could walk most everywhere, either on the beach or down Grand Case Blvd. We did one catamaran excursion through "Funseaker", which was excellent. We were there mainly to relax and get away from the winter weather so we had no problem spending the week primarily in Grand Case. Marigot is a short bus ride away and taxis seemed to be readily available if you want to venture out of Grand Case for the day. We brought both euros and dollars with us, although most places accepted either. The restaurant bills usually had the amount due in both euros and dollars and it was up to us to decide which we wanted to use.The exchange rate is very good right now so, although some restaurants did a 1:1 conversion when paying cash, using the credit card wasn't that much more expensive.
Although we'd been to St. Martin before, we'd never spent any time on the French side. After this trip, I can assure you we'll be back - hopefully staying in this lovely condo again! Thank you Sally & Ian for sharing your beautiful home with us!
My wife and I just returned home from a fabulous week at this wonderful apartment as we celebrated our anniversary. The location was superb, the amenities were everything advertised, the beach was pristine, and the restaurants (all within walking distance) were spectacular. I can't say enough about Sally and Jeanine's help. From restaurant, to activity, to transportation recommendations, Sally was simply delightful. Jeanine was very helpful as well during our stay. No hesitation at all in recommending this little piece of heaven. We loved every minute on Grand Case Beach, as well as our sail trip to Prickly Pear, our excursion to Pinel Island, and our visit to Happy Bay Beach (short 15 minute walk) which was very secluded, calm and peaceful. In one word, everything was "Magnifique". Gary and Lisa
This appartment is just perfect. Located on a lovely, almost empty, beach with a wonderful view. And still only 300 m, along the beach, from a small culinary village with many excellent resaurants, either directly on the beach or on the main street, 50m up and parallell to the beach.
The appartment is fully equipped, and perfect for a relaxing vacation for two. You feel 'at home' immidiatly when you enter, The interior design is very tasteful, the furniture, the beds, the kitchen, the decorations, Everything just fits together. Our favorite has been the balcony, where we had our breakfasts, many lunches, some dinners, always with a wonderful view of the beach, the bay with anchoured yatches and sailboats. In the evening you have the lights from villages on the nearby island, Allguille. The balcony gives you both shadow and sunshine the whole day and the beach is superb.
The owners and their local representative are extremely helpful and caring. You will have difficulties finding a better alternative!
We stayed here for our honeymoon and would recommend in a heartbeat to travelers of all types. Whether you're looking for a place to relax (the beach is stunning, and rarely has more than 15 people on it at any given time - very private!!), or looking for a place to find adventure (Grand Case offers plenty to do - snorkeling/diving, and the public bus system goes right by the apt). The restaurants are all fabulous and the bakery was only a short 5 minute walk away... perfect!
Owners were very helpful to offer tips and recommendations, which was very much appreciated.
We can't wait to return!
Three things made our stay at Seashell condo one of our best vacations in years. The location was wonderful, the apartment was complete and comfortable, and the owners and their local representative were helpful, gracious and welcoming.
For our first trip to St. Martin/St. Maarten, we were unsure about which area of the island would best suit us. One of the popular guidebooks referred to Grand Case as the "best place to get away from it all". Since getting away appealed to us, I focused on that area. It was an excellent choice. It is on the north, or French, side of the island, which is less overbuilt than the Dutch side. We found Seashell and began to process of booking our stay. When we arrived, it was exactly as promised. The building is directly on the beach and has wall-to-wall windows that open to put the water almost close enough to touch. The apartment is within a 5 minute walk (10 on the beach) to many fine restaurants, shops, a few small markets and a very good French bakery. It is 5-10 minutes by car to Marigot, the French side capital, and to Friar's Bay and Oriental Bay beaches and Ile de Pinel, a wonderful small island accessible only by boat. Overall, we found the location of Seashell to be as close to perfect as it could be.
The apartment itself is just as pictured in the listing. It has two bathrooms, a comfortable bedroom, a modern kitchen and satellite TV. It's elegantly decorated and beautifully furnished, with all the features presented in the listing. The view over the bay surpasses that of any waterfront location I've ever enjoyed.
Finally, as if an excellent location and very nice apartment weren't enough, we had the pleasure of dealing with Sally and Ian, the owners, and their local rep, Allison. Most of my contact was with Sally, who was very helpful, recommending a local car rental firm and providing an extensive guide to local activities, beaches and restaurants. From the first contact, she seemed genuinely interested in our having an enjoyable visit. The local contact, Allison, met us at the apartment with the keys and showed us what we needed to know. She was responsive to our needs and arranged for a mid-week cleaning, which was well done.
I cannot recommend Seashell Condo highly enough. We hope to return to St. Martin for our next island vacation and would very much like to enjoy Seashell once again.
On the north west French side of Saint Martin you will find Grand Case, known as the 'Gourmet Capital of the Caribbean'. It is a quaint Creole fishing village which is situated on a long sandy bay facing Anguilla island. Sea Shell Apartment is privately owned and has an excellent manager who will advise and try to look after your every comfort, taking care not to intrude on your privacy. Take a wonderful five minute walk down the beach to the sleepy-by-day beach bars for a cocktail and view the beautiful boats on the bay and in the evening enjoy the 'joie de vivre' which gives this village a unique atmosphere of the French Caribbean. Already popular with those in the know - especially the yachting community, it is fast becoming one of the preferred vacation destinations on the island. Well situated to visit other places of interest, i.e., Ile Pinel (5 min ferry ride), Orient Bay, Friars Bay, Baie Rouge, etc. Daily ferries to Anguilla or St. Barth's from Marigot Marina (10mins by car).
Other Activities: 18 hole Golf Course at Maho - 20 minutes
Rate Period | Nightly | Weekend Night | Weekly | Monthly * | Event | ||||
High Season
Nov 21 - Mar 31
Changeover Day: Saturday 7 nights
Quiet Season
Jun 30 - Nov 20
Changeover Day: Saturday 7 nights
Cleaning Fee: | $150 |
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Gratuity for Housekeeper: Usually between $50 - 100, at the guests discretion.
Internet & US TV channels are included for high season. We require a deposit of 50% to reserve with final payment 60 days before arrival. If for any reason guests have to cancel we are only able to refund providing we re-let the same dates less an administration fee of $100.00 |
* Approximate monthly rate. Actual rate will depend on the days of the month you stay.
Payment is usually accepted in the quoted currency (USD) unless the currency and the amount is specifically agreed in advance with the owner / advertiser.
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31st January 2007, 12:58 AM | #1 |
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Question on heatsinking
Do you think that a 8" section of the extrution from the r-theta group order a while ago would be sufficent for a single channel A30?
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I've been asking myself that same question, and I think the R-Theta group buy profile is 9012, so C/W/3" section is listed as 0.6:
http://www.r-theta.com/products_stan...m_profiles.asp I'm not sure about the math, but I think this means a 6" section will give you a (ideal conditions) C/W of 0.3 - 100W idle load will raise the heatsink temp to 30C over room temp. Double again to 12" and you should get 0.15 and 15C for a 100W load, so figure between 15 and 30C - closer to 30 under average heat transfer (that's 30C over room temperature) for an 8" section. Some will chime in with a link to the heatsink calculator/simulator and you can plot your heat points etc for a real simulation. |
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Your assumption is incorrect. The thermal resistance is not inveresly related to length. The thermal resistance of a 6 inch section will be greater than 1/2 the resistance of a 3 inch section. My guess is it will be around .4. There is a link to the R-Theta calculator on the page you mentioned. |
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So I can assume 8" section would be ~.3 C/W and since a lot of people have had success with the big conrad heatsinks listed at .21, but taking into account the 1.4 multiplier since they rate temp different, that makes it effectively .3 I should be fine.
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heatsinkers let's sink the temp Question 1: --------------------------------------- Anybody know of a temperature monitor project? Good if it is a project for monitor power amp heatsinks. - 1 sensor at heatsink, close to Transistors - some indicators: LEDs or maybe - measure millivolt per degree with multimeter at testpoints - digital display (advanced monitor) Question 2: ---------------------------------------- What would be a suitable sensor? - LM35 is a dedicated IC, gives 1mV raise / each degree C but I have been told it is very slow .. like 5 minutes to reach value - BD139, TO-126 transistor could be used, ~2.2 mV / each degree in change of VBE, volt base emitter .. but would need some Op-Amp and some calibration to get a nice scale Regards lineup
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I asked a similar question 1 year ago. I got this nice answer: Quote:
What Aruis tells me is: 1. I should use only like 10uA current flow in the BD139 if using it as temperature sensor 2. I will get ~ -2.3 mV / degree C in temp raise ---------------------------------------- Original Topic: On Semi ThermalTrak - Power Transistors Regards Temperature Control Department of Lineup Audio Lab ----------------------------------------- Another good topic on heatsink and temp control, temp tracking where also Nelson Pass contributed some good advice: MOSFET amp problem - Heatsink and Temp tracking . |
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Would that group buy still be open, by any chance?
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I use a water cooling system with a flow controller to monitor the coolant flow and temperature. This shuts the amp down if things get too hot, or if the flow fails for any reason.
I made use of a temperature sensor sold in the UK by Maplin. This may be OK for monitoring a conventional system providing it doesn't get too hot. It is certainly easier than messing about with Vbes, bandgap references, instrumentation grade opamps: Temperature Module This module will display up to 69.8 Celcius and can be rigged to alarm. You can connect an external temperature probe, and there is a display bezel for it too:. |
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1) heathsink surface 2) Air speed flowing on this surface (and hence is dependent on mounting: vertical mounting allow more air flow to run on heathsink surface than horizontal). Hi Piercarlo PS - "Bulkity" of heathsink is more related to its thermal capacitance rather than its surface. More fins act more efficiently of more weight. |
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Not so.. the chip reacts in seconds- it's the heated mass and your thermal coupling that sets the response. I use it with good results for measuring internal temp's in sounding rockets! Any DPM set to 0-1V gives you direct readout of temp. If you want alarms or switch off, use a comparator or a small dedicated DPM. |
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Event notes: | Recorded on May 26, 1977 in Paris at the Hotel Lutetia with Donald J. Ott. |
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Electrical Objective Questions With Answers:
1) Feeders are designed mainly from the point of view of:
a) Current Carrying Capacity
b) Voltage Drop in it
c) Operating Voltage
d) Operating Frequency
2) Electrical Distributors are designed from the point of view of:
a) Current Carrying Capacity
b) Voltage Drop in it
c) Operating Voltage
d) Operating Frequency
3) 3 phase 4 wire system is commonly used for:
a) primary Distribution
b) Secondary Distribution
c) Primary Transmission
d) Secondary Transmission
b) Single Phase ac system
c) Three phase 3 wire ac system
d) Three Phase 4 wire ac system
b) 11kV
c) 66kV
d) 132kV
b) Stranded
c) Both a and b
b) ease in handling
c) Cheap in cost
d) reduced resistivity
(1) a (2) b (3) b (4) a
(5) c (6) b (7) b (8) b
b) Secondary Distribution
c) Primary Transmission
d) Secondary Transmission
4) Which of the following distribution systems are more economical:
a) DC systemb) Single Phase ac system
c) Three phase 3 wire ac system
d) Three Phase 4 wire ac system
5) In Over head transmission systems, the conductors used are:
a) Copper Conductors
b) All Aluminium Conductors
c) ACSR conductors
d) Aluminium and Zinc alloy Conductors
6) Large Industrial Consumers are supplied voltage at:
a) 220kVb) 11kV
c) 66kV
d) 132kV
7) The Conductors used in high tension over head lines are:
a) Solidb) Stranded
c) Both a and b
8) Conductors used in high tension transmission lines are stranded because of:
a) Increased Tensile Strengthb) ease in handling
c) Cheap in cost
d) reduced resistivity
(1) a (2) b (3) b (4) a
(5) c (6) b (7) b (8) b
Explanation for Objective Questions:
1. Answer (a). Feeders are the conductors which connect the substations or generating stations to the areas to be fed by these stations. Generally from feeders no tappings is taken to the consumer, so current loading in the feeder remains the same through out the conductors. so feeders are designed based on the current carrying capacity.
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3. Answer (b).3 phase 4 wire type of connections are made at the secondary distribution. Secondary distribution consists of stepping down of volatge from 11kV to 415v . This voltage is used for connecting to the consumer terminals. In 3 phase 4 wire system, 4 th wire is the neutral wire. Therefore using one of the phases and neutral wire single phase power supply can be given to the house hold purposes.
4. Answer (a). DC distribution is more economical compared to cost wise because it requires two conductors, no inductance capacitance phase displacement and surge problem , no skin effect in dc hence cross section of the conductor is completely utilized, no charging currents, and saving in the copper. However ac distribution is superior compared to dc system because voltage control is easy in ac system becuase of the transformers.
5. Answer (c). In over head lines the conductors used are ACSR conductors.ACSR (Aluminum Conuctor Steel Reinforced), consists of galvanised steel strand surrounded by a number of aluminum strands.
6. Answer (b).large industrial suppliers are supplied power at 11kV. All the motor and drive loads will have high voltage rating of 6.6kV and can be start and run with out any voltage drop on other loads.So 11kV is sufficient.
7. Answer (b). Conductors used in the high voltage transmission are stranded.
8. Answer (b). Flexibility of the conductor increases when they are stranded and also reduces the skin effect.


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Phip, thx for sharing! I'm interested to hear what my doctor says this coming week! I def won't go anything that might even potentially adversely affect my breastfeeding.
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Thanks. How did you find out you has this our what were your symptoms? I had a hunch and my TSH was twice the normal level. Glad I had it checked!
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Controller looks great btw. Better than the prototype which I would have been fine with. Also, no move slapped on the back. Rejoice. The light thing on the back is a nice touch
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I think the light on the back is just an indication fo what colour you are as an identity. Like "I'm play green", "I'm blue" or whatever. Interesting
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The light wasn't just to identify players....i think they meant that they will identify the controllers so you can track them better...they showed the camera while talking about it.
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I like how he mentioned the 3.5mm jack on the controller. I prefer using proper headsets rather than using bluetooth headsets.
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lol i thought that was MOVE (light on controller)....oh also being able to take over your friends games and play for them! wow sony really got this right. hope they dont allow that for online play!. imagine dying and a clan member gives you control so you can go get that $#@! ass campers that claymored you lol
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Event was quite nice. PS4 hardware specs seem amazing, and the 8GB GDDR5 is just absolutely beautiful to know. The fact that you can officially remote play on the Vita and allowing friends to take over your game online, or basically the Gaikai features are really something to be proud of.
On the games side however, I feel Sony's holding back till E3 to show off the big guns. Yet, KZ: Shadowfall, Infamous: Second Sun and Watch_Dogs do seem quite something else. Love KZ: Shadowfall's new colour palette, something that the series had been needing all the way from KZ2. Deep Down from Capcom also looks interesting, if not a Demon/Dark Souls copy.
Square, again, was a total and utter failure this time, making an announcement during an announcement again. Showing off a 8 month old tech demo (Agni's Philosophy) isn't really a big game-changer from SE by any means. Hope they can save their poor asses once and for all this E3 with Versus and this new Final Fantasy for the PS4.
Overall, the conference went well I guess. E3 this year is going to be megatons after megatons, IMHO. The final console design, other big first and third party games (hopefully some news on The Last Guardian and Versus XIII). 7/10 from me.
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It has been confirmed 8gb of gddr5 WOOOOOOOO!!!!
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I like that Sony is not going their own crazy way this time around...PS3 was obviously not the best design and only worked well in certain areas.
I feel like they have listened to everything this time around and kept all the nerdy japanese out of it.
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Here are the responses I received after I posted my question a few days ago.
Thank you all very much for your suggestions.
-Molly Deich
New Brighton Middle School
Capitola, California
Promised Land-Natalie Sleeth 2 pt partner song
Yonder Come Day-Judith Tucker
Cameroon (Sorry everything is in school)
Dreams-Lon Beery
Boatman Dance Michael Grey Gray?
These above were universally loved by my 8th graders in the last couple of
years. I just remembered a class I took last summer. Below is the
literature list covered.
The class was taught by a director of a Children's choir so the music is for
unchanged voices but a wonderful list it is.
Adonai Roi Lo Escsar Gerald Cohen Transcontinental Music Press #991440
Al Shlosha DVarim Allan Naplan Boosey & Hawkes 2 Pt.
An Old Carol Quilter/ed. Brunelle Boosey & Hawkes OCTB6622
Art Thou Troubled ed. Bartle Hinshaw unison
Ask The Moon Ron Nelson Boosey & Hawkes #6100
Beautiful Nancy Michael Neaum
Bist Du Bei Mir Bach unison
Bless The Lord O My Soul Ruth Watson Henderson Hinshaw HMC-1 171 unison
Bye Oh Baby Malcolm Dalglish Boosey & Hawkes OCTB6633
Cantique de Jean Racine Faure
Christmas Carol, A Charles Ives Theodore Presser #342-40116 unison
Circles Mary Goetze Boosey & Hawkes OCTB6634 SS
Da Pacem Domine Melchoir Franck s several available conon 2,3,4,parts
Didnt My Lord Deliver Daniel arr. Emerson Hal Leonard?
Fantasy on Two Christmas Carols Nick Page Boosey & Hawkes OCTB6515 SSSA
Feel Good Tyson & Scott
Feel Good Tyson & Scott/arr. Baker & Elliot Boosey & Hawkes OCTB6858 2
Fire Mary Goetze Boosey & Hawkes OCTB6482 SSA
Fog Audrey Snyder Warner Brothers Sv8931? Canon 3 voices
Friday Aftenoons Benjamin Britten Boosey & Hawkes
Garden Walk Chris Dedrick
German Lullaby Dave & Jean Perry Shawnee Press EA-201 2 Pt.
Good Night arr. Rao Boosey& Hawkes OCTB6441 2 pt.
Hey Now Bob Chilcott Oxford
Hine Ma Tov Allan Naplan
Hymn To Freedom Oscar Peterson Walton Music Corp. WW 1135 3 pt,
I Will Bring You Brooches Ruth Boshkoff Boosey & Hawkes OCTB6740
Ill Give My Love An Apple I. Ramish Boosey & Hawkes OCTB6699?
If I could Be a Shepherd Eugene Butler Fischer CM 8390 unison
Inscription Of Hope Randall Stroope Heritage press
Las Amarillas Stephen Hatfield Boosey & Hawkes
Linden Lea R. Vaughn Williams Boosey & Hawkes OCTB6635 unison
Lluvia Boosey & Hawkes also SATB
Mid-Winter Bob Chilcott Oxford T121 SA
Minka arr. Jill Anne Jones Shawnee Press EA179 2 Pt.
Ning Windete Lana Walter Studio PR/ Warner Brothers SV9627 SSA
Now I walk In Beauty arr. Gregg Smith G. Schirmer #12374 canon
Nursery Rhyme Nonsnese Marilyn Broughton Gordon Thompson VG-184 Unison
Orkney Lullaby Donna Schultz Boosey & Hawkes SA also SATB SAB
Psalm 100 Renee Clausen Mark Foster MF 917
Shes Like The Swallow Lori-Anne Dolloff Boosey & Hawkes OCTB6701 unison
Shenendoah Blues Elliot Boosey & Hawkes OCTB6455 SA
Sing Dem Herrn Praetorius/Wallace DePue Warner Brothers SV8640 Canon
South African Suite arr. Leck Plymouth HL-200 SSA- SSAA
Sweet Song of Christmas Chris Dedrick/arr. Crocker Hal Leonard 08740255
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The Angel Choir and The Trumpeter Chris Dedrick/arr. Leavitt Hal Leonard
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The Birds B. Britten Oxford OCTB6524 unison
The Child Bob Chilcott Oxford U170 unison
The Holly and The Ivy Nick Page Boosey & Hawkes OCTB6516 2 pt.
The Ives Collection C. Ives Peer International Corp. 02-093576-101
The Last Straw Ruth Watson Henderson
The Lord Bless You and Keep You Rutter Hinshaw HMC-1169 SA
The Mouse Madrigal Steven Porter Plymouth Music SSA
The Swing Lightfoot Heritage Press 15/1174H 2 Pt.
The Wind On The Hill Victoria Ebel-Sabo Boosey & Hawkes OCTB6519 unison
The World is Full Of Poetry David Brunner Boosey & Hawkes OCTB6858
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Three Dominican Folksongs Francisco Nunez Boosey & Hawkes OCTB6737
Toucans Two David Brunner Boosey & Hawkes OCTB6752 2 Pt.
Vanitas, Vanitatum Sweelinck/arr. Rao Boosey & Hawkes Canon in 2,3,4
Velvet Shoes Randall Thompson E. C. Schirmer #2526 unison
Water Under Snow Is Weary Harri Wessman Walton Music Corp. WF 701 SSAA
When Children Sing Mary Goetze Boosey & Hawkes OCTB6764 2Pt.
Who Has Seen The Wind Vistoria Ebel-Sabo Boosey & Hawkes OCTB6773
Winter Song Audrey Snyder CPP Belwin SV9332
Winters A Drag Rag Natalie Sleeth 2 Pt.
I did the rock song "All Star" recorded by the group Smashmouth last year as
the finale of our concert with drum set, electric guitar, and synthesizer.
This was a real "hook" for all of my students, but especially some of the
boys. The kids loved this piece from the get go - and most of them already
knew it, so it practically taught itself. The parents and audience loved it
too. You can get the piano/vocal score from any place that sells pop sheet
music. Good luck.
Try "Yonder Come Day," published by World Music Press.
. A three-part partner song from the Georgia Sea
A great book of round is published by Boosey and Hawkes. It is called "150
Rounds", ed. Bolkovac and Johnson. songs are published in two formats for
easy cut and paste. Canons spell instant success and help inthe teaching of
pivoting voices for the boys.
I would encourage you to analyse your boys voices closely for range and
change. If you are blessed with one or two baritones look ahead to SATB this
year, don't force them to sing two part all year.
Start your warm-ups low around A below middle C to allow changing voices
some exercise. I actually start the routine with changing boys, add
baritones, then girls and unchanged voices.
I teach in a middle school. In a two day "cycle" I have ten choirs and two
general musics. I love this age group.
Hi. I am an elementary vocal music teacher with an 8th grade daughter.
Years ago, when I was teaching high school vocal music in the late 70's,
a song came out called "The Rhythm of Life." I can't remember the
composer but I could find out for you next week. I used it back then
with my beginning high school choir and they liked it. My daughter's
7th/8th grade chorus teacher used it last year with my daughter's mixed
choir and they all loved it. It's not "great" music, but it's upbeat,
fun, goes like the wind, fosters excellent diction, needs two good
accompanists (acc. is for one piano/4-hands) and reminds everyone how
fast middle school kids, especially the girls, can talk. Barb
First of all, AMAZING for you to quadruple your enrollment! Call some
Children's Choruses in your area.
When I taught middle school, "My Lord" by Joyce Eilers was
the closest to a sure thing that I had. Good luck.
I am on my third year of teaching choir a MS about the same size and same
situation as you, but I have really begun to understand what makes the kids
successful. Start out singing simple to moderate rounds/canon's - you
mentioned Israeli folk songs - try "Hashivenu" by Doreen Rao - it is for 3
part, but can be done in 2 part. Also, "It's a Small World After All" is
actually a round the verse and chorus work well together. Another is "Non
Nobis Domine" by William Byrd. These make the kids feel successful and like
they are singing 2 or 3 or 4 part harmony, which they are, but it is more a
confidence booster.
Also, if they are relatively new to choir or singing in harmony, try staying
away from songs that have a harmony line a 3rd below or above the melody
line. To untrained ears the harmonies sound so close they may not even
recognize 2 pitches are being played. Try songs that have a harmony a P4th
to a Maj. 6th apart. Sure, they can go down to a 3rd, but just not long
phrases of 3rd's.
on April 22, 2004 10:00pm
Regarding the Elementary teacher discussing Rhythm of Life, it is written by Cy Coleman and published originally for SATB. There has been a 2 part out for some time now also.
Choirs DO LOVE IT and grab onto it fast! I am teaching it to my 8th grade Select Mixed choir of 67 students for our Spring Concert. They beg for me to start with it every day. You are right, it is not just excellent choral music, but it is fresh, different, and rhythmically fun for middle schoolers. I love the way it builds with each page. I wasn't sure when I started, but it has proven to be very accessible to these adolescent voices!
Tammy Benton
Midway Middle School
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Desmond Moulton
on March 13, 2010 10:33am
Do you know who is the publisher of Rhythm of Life? JW Pepper dont seem to be able to find it.
I am also trying to find The Jamaican Marketplace/A Choral Tapestry recorded by ST Olaf Choir and Numberless are the Worlds wonders from the Gospel at Colonus.
Thanks a lot
Desmond Moulton
Brooklyn High School for Music and Theater
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Lorri Cetto, email@example.com
on July 25, 2004 10:00pm
I am looking for the publisher of a peice called The Last Leviathon or something like that arr. by Roger Egan It was performed at the L.A. 2000 Western Division ACDA Convention by the Honors Choir Middle School. The text is about the voice of the whale who has been hunted and wounded. It starts out with two soloist.
If anyone knows of this peice please e-mail me at
Lorri Cetto
Hall High School
West Hartford, Ct
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A. Denning
on August 16, 2004 10:00pm
I am new to the middle school situation and have no idea what kind of music to pick. Most of the library is for two treble voices, however there are clearly some lower male voices. Can we perform these in trable with the octave lower (second part)?
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on August 6, 2007 10:00pm
I second and third Yonder Come Day by Judith Tucker! Non Nobis Domine, too! It works!
Ave Verum by Mozart and arranged by r. Von Mojsisovics (SAA) is beautiful in choirs with Cambiata voices. I believe this is out of print. My octavo was copyrighted in 1921.
Ye Banks and Braes arranged by Russell Robinson (Three part mixed) is very nicely arranged, in my humble opinion, for MS singers and worked well on my recital.
Just for fun, and to the great joy and pleasure of my students and the audience, we did Dragosta Din Tei (Numa Numa) by the group O-zone as a closer. It highlighted the three major distinctions in male vocal development - treble (unchanged), cambiata, and settled baritone. Adding simple dance moves and ribbon streamers, we performed this song with a background track as it is a techno dance piece.
Ruth Seiler
Camino Real Middle School
Las Cruces, NM
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Orbis Logistics is an entrepreneurial driven company growing at 20% per year with a focus on meeting unfilled needs in the marketplace.
We can provide:Truck Load ServiceLess than Truck Load ServiceThird Party logistic servicesTurnkey warehouse management and delivery servicesValue Added servicesPool Distribution services
We have immediate openings for experienced Managers and Supervisors located in the New Orleans Airport area. Salary is negotiable according to qualifications and experience.
General Summary:
This position has responsibility for operations, safety, customer service, recruiting, process management and system implementation. The nature of this job requires an individual who has demonstrated leadership skills, sound judgment and solid people skills. This position reports directly to the General Manager.
Principal Duties and Responsibilities:
1. Responsible for overseeing daily systems and processes and ensuring productivity metrics are achieved for your direct reports.
2. Oversee administration of accounts which includes ensuring work is on schedule and accurate. Insure central office information is up to date.
3. Review existing procedures and implement new procedures as needed.
4. Prepare daily, weekly or monthly computer generated reports as requested.
5. Responsible for enforcement of policies and procedures.
6. Hire, train and motivate staff for the operation.
Job Specifications
1. At least two years of direct management experience including managing people and being accountable for an operation.
2. Must have a demonstrated history of leadership, and of mentoring and developing people.
3. Strong interpersonal traits such as duty, integrity, and diplomacy are important.
4. Must be innovative and creative in seeking solutions.
5. Being an effective communicator, both in written and verbal form, is critical.
6. Must be computer literate and have basic to intermediate working knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite programs such as word and excel.
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Real Name | Jakob Whorrsman |
Base Of Operations | Seattle |
Status | |
Alignment | Bad |
Identity | Public Identity |
Citizenship | American |
Occupation | Businessman |
Characteristics | |
Gender | Male |
Height | 5' 10" |
Weight | 150 lbs (68 kg) |
Eyes | Blue |
Hair | Blond |
Origin | |
Universe | New Earth |
Creators | Sarah Byam,Trevor von Eeden |
First Appearance | |
Jakob Whorrsman was described as 'a junior officer in the world's third largest corporate monopoly, TryTelesaur, Inc.' He was an HIV-positive teenager when he was groomed by a Tony-Roberts-type motivator into seizing success for himself. Jakob will do anything to make a profit and he is not above hiring super-villain or professional criminal talent to carry out his plans. Currently, he heads the 'Northwest Acquisitions' department of TryTelesaur. It is his responsibility to secure profitable concerns for the corporation, and so far that includes a waste removal service, an escort service, a pest control service and a real estate contractor. Translated, that means he takes money for: environmental rape, statutory slavery, and the massacre of Seattle's indigent population. So far." He has encountered Green Arrow and Black Canary on a couple of occasions. Whorrsman was last seen 'dealing with the devil' when the evil entity Nyi'tarla tried to take control over America by absorbing several companies into the InterSect corporation
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