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[nbusers] Re: Is it possible to have a different JRE from the build Java platform?
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I just read the thread and it looks like you have a solution for the WebApps
case (at least I assume it does as you appear to be able to set the runtime
servers), but not for the desktop apps case - which is, unfortunately, what I
have. In the example you gave, don't you manually have to change your
platform to JRockit to run and then back to JDK 1.7 to build? At least
that's what I have to do.
On Nov 14, 2012, at 3:28 PM, Thomas Wolf
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> oops - thanks Edson.
> tom
> On Nov 14, 2012, at 3:27 PM, Edson Richter
> < >
> wrote:
>> Em 14/11/2012 18:21, Thomas Wolf escreveu:
>>> I need to compile my app with JDK 6, but it has to also be able to run in
>>> a Java 7 runtime environment. There doesn't appear to be a way for me to
>>> set compile-time platform vs. runtime platform in
>>> Project->Properties->Libraries…or am I overlooking something? If not, I
>>> will put in an RFE.
>>> Why am I suddenly interested in this feature after so many years of using
>>> NB? Well, our app currently only builds in JDK 6. But I just noticed
>>> that our app is having difficulty with Nimbus L&F in Java 7. So to fix
>>> it, I need to run in Java 7.
>>> Thanks for all info.
>>> Tom
>> Few hours ago we have discussed this topic. Check the archives, from King
>> Lung Chiu.
>> Regards,
>> Edson

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Lake Erie: Fishing was slow with the chilly weather but walleye were still being caught around Stony Point and the River Raisin buoys when trolling crawler harnesses in 18 to 22 feet. The perch are few and far between but the white bass were everywhere and hard to keep off the lines. Water temperatures were up near 58 degrees.
Huron River: Is producing white bass and catfish.
Lenawee County: Devils Lake is producing bluegill in 2 to 6 feet along the shoreline. Anglers are using crickets and leaf worms. Crappie are starting to move to deeper water but anglers were still catching a decent number of fish. Bass could be found along the drop offs and the weed beds. Lake Hudson had a few musky anglers but success was limited. Bass and perch were active but few targeted them.
Detroit River: Walleye are still being caught south and east of Grosse Ile but they were hard to find because large numbers of white bass have taken over the river including the Trenton Channel. Anglers are jigging minnows and crawlers or hand-lining with pencil plugs in the evening. Perch fishing was slow and only small fish were caught in the canals.
Lake St. Clair: The Selfridge Boating Access Site is closed for construction and is expected to be completed by mid-June. Boaters are being redirected to the Harley Ensign Memorial Access Site which is located at the far eastern end of South River Road in Harrison Township. Bass fishing has been very good as water temperatures were at 58 degrees. The DNR trap net survey in Anchor Bay showed good numbers of legal size pike and large channel cats. Shore anglers at the mouth of the Clinton River were catching rock bass and freshwater drum.
St. Clair River: Walleye fishing was still very good near Marine City and Algonac. Trolling, jigging or whipping were the most productive.
Lexington: Had excellent lake trout fishing for those using spin-glows and spoons in 40 to 80 feet. Salmon and steelhead were hitting on spoons and body baits about 20 feet down in waters up to 60 feet deep.
Port Sanilac: Also had good lake trout fishing.
Harbor Beach: Some limits of lake trout have been taken to the north or straight out of the harbor. Most are using dodgers with spin-glows or clean spoons 70 to 120 feet down. Hot colors were white, white with pink dots or bright yellow with green and orange spin-glows. A few salmon and steelhead were caught 30 to 55 feet down in 75 to 100 feet with blue, green, yellow or white spoons. Try minnows or crawlers in the harbor for perch. A few walleye were caught off the breakwall at night.
Saginaw Bay: Walleye fishing in the Slot from Sunset Bay up to Thomas Road was very good with many limit and near-limit catches reported. Walleye fishing was very good in Wildfowl Bay and around Sand Point. Most are using crawler harnesses with spinners in purple, pink, brass and chartreuse. There's a fair amount of catch and release bass fishing in Wildfowl Bay, around the islands and off Port Austin and Grindstone City however the bass opener will depend on the weather and how cold the water is especially around the Thumb. Everything is running about a week later than normal this year. Some walleye were caught off the breakwall at Port Austin at night. Chinook, steelhead and lake trout were caught in 40 to 60 feet in the area of Alaska Bay and Burnt Cabin Point located between Port Austin and Grindstone City.
Quanicassee River: Anglers are still getting a few walleye and some catfish out of the lower river.
Mott Lake: In Genesee County is producing a few crappie for those using wax worms. Those trolling caught the occasional walleye.
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Streams are producing good numbers of brown trout. Anglers are casting spinners or small plugs. Bluegills are starting to bed on the smaller lakes but are still staging on the bigger ones. Try flies on the surface or leaf worms under a bobber. Inland bass fishing reports have been good for Coldwater Lake in Branch County, Klinger Lake in Barry County, Gun Lake in Barry County, Gull Lake and Austin Lake in Kalamazoo County, Lake Ovid in Clinton County and Lake Macatawa.
St. Joseph: Boat anglers are catching a few trout and salmon in 60 to 100 feet when trolling spoons or body baits. Pier anglers caught freshwater drum and catfish when using minnows or crawlers on the bottom.
St. Joseph River: Smallmouth bass and catfish action is picking up.
South Haven: Boat anglers are finding a few trout and salmon when trolling in waters up to 90 feet deep. Those trolling along the shoreline between South Haven and Holland were still picking up some brown trout.
Kalamazoo River: Look for decent smallmouth bass action for the opener this weekend. Catfish are hitting on crawlers and cut bait.
Grand Haven: Boat anglers are fishing from the pier heads out to 130 feet however the better catches did come 20 to 30 feet down in 50 to 70 feet with small spoons. Gold, orange and mixed veggies were good colors on the bright days but darker colors worked better with overcast skies. Pier anglers were struggling to get alewife for bait. No word on perch.
Grand River at Grand Rapids: Those targeting steelhead by drifting spawn and flies are catching mostly smallmouth bass and suckers. Smallmouth were hitting on grubs and swim baits. Catfish were caught off the wall when using live bait.
Grand River at Lansing:A couple walleye were caught at Moore's Park. A fair to good number of catfish have been caught on live bait. Bass were caught on crawlers and spinners.
Muskegon: The wire fence has been put up on the south pier which will shut down the pier for fishing. Dredging has started in the basin. Boat anglers have caught salmon and trout in waters 50 to 70 feet deep when trolling small spoons.
Muskegon River: Has a decent number of steelhead below Croton Dam. Boat and shore anglers caught fish when drifting spawn under a bobber.
Whitehall: Had a few anglers fishing the pier and the channel for panfish but it is still early. Boat anglers were few but those heading out did catch chinook in 65 feet.
Northeast Lower Peninsula Fishing Report
Some good bass fishing lakes to try this weekend would be Fletcher Floodwaters and Grass Lake in Montmorency County for largemouth bass. For smallmouth bass try Grand Lake, Long Lake or Hubbard Lake.
Ocqueoc River: Had a good push of steelhead. Many are drop backs or post spawn. Try drifting with spawn bags or artificial egg patterns under a bobber in the holes or on gravel beds.
Rogers City: Boat anglers are picking up lake trout. Look for surface temperatures at 44 degrees for the best results right now. Fishing is not on fire but it is picking up especially south towards the Calcite breakwall, Swan Bay and Adams Point. Try 10 feet within the bottom in waters out to 60 feet deep. Try cowbells or dodgers with spin-glows. Those shallow water fishing are high-lining. Add a little weight to get close to the bottom. Pier anglers casting bombers and body baits at night have caught a couple walleye. Atlantic salmon were caught on small spoons and body baits in the early morning or evening.
East & West Twin Lakes: In Montmorency County were starting to pick up. West Twin is producing a lot of walleye ranging 15 to 18 inches but East Twin had the bigger walleye ranging 15 to 21 inches. Both lakes have been hit-or-miss. Natural bait was working better than artificial bait. West Twin is producing smallmouth bass.
Alpena: Most anglers are trolling close to the harbor, behind the cement plant or towards Thunder Bay Island and North Point for trout and salmon. Many are using spoons and body baits in green, blue, orange or silver. A few walleye were caught off the breakwall at night.
Thunder Bay River: Had a great push of fresh steelhead move into the river though it does seem to be a late run this year. Anglers are drifting spawn bags on the bottom or under a bobber at the 9th Street Dam. Artificial egg or fly patterns also caught fish. A good number of smallmouth bass have been caught so the opener should be good. Try body baits, spinners or tube baits. Few walleye were caught.
Harrisville: Dredging is ongoing and should continue through the end of the month. Fishing is really picking up with walleye in 10 to 15 feet and hitting on body baits, stick baits, crawler harnesses and bottom bouncers. Early morning and evening are best. Steelhead are still in the area and seem to be coming in and out of the harbor. Try small spoons or body baits. Lake trout are in 40 to 60 feet.
Oscoda: Pier fishing has been steady for walleye and steelhead moving in and out of the river. A good number of walleye are moving in. Anglers have done well when drifting crawlers and stick baits in the early morning and throughout the night.
Au Sable River: Steelhead are still coming up into the river and were on the beds. This has been a late run, but the fish are still coming in good numbers. Flies, wax worms, small spoons and spinners are working well.
Houghton Lake: Anglers are catching walleye along the weed line in 7 to 8 feet. Most are just dropping a leech over the side of the boat. The crappies are spawning and the bluegills are getting the beds ready. A fair number of bass have been caught so the opener this weekend should be good.
Tawas: Boat anglers were trolling the point and beyond but the walleye action was slow. Pier anglers caught the occasional Atlantic salmon, pike and catfish.
Tawas River: Was producing pike.
Au Gres: Stained water from the Au Gres River was limiting success so boat anglers were going south and fishing off the Pine River. They reported some limit catches of walleye early or late in the day in 6 to 10 feet or at the Catfish Hole in 18 feet. A few boats were heading way out to the Steeples which is north of Big Charity Island.
Au Gres River: Those surfcasting body baits near the Singing Bridge caught walleye in the evening. One Atlantic salmon was also caught.
Northwest Lower Peninsula Fishing Report
Lake Michigan anglers continue to catch a mixed bag of chinook, lake trout and brown trout when trolling both shallow and deep. Fish are being caught in the harbors and off the piers. The bass are starting to hit the beds, and crappie are in the midst of spawning but no sign of bluegill beds yet.
Petoskey: A couple small brown trout were caught off the breakwall. Try spawn in the early morning. Boat anglers were trolling close to the breakwall in front of the marina. Smallmouth bass were starting to move into the mouth of the river.
Bear River: Steelhead were jumping below the dam but not many were caught. Those fishing spawn downriver between the two bridges had much better luck. Most of the fish caught were ripe. Suckers were also caught.
Charlevoix: Lake trout were still shallow around the pier and were caught by those casting. Boat anglers caught brown trout and lake trout in shallow waters south of town. More anglers are going out after dark targeting walleye in the channel and catch rates were starting to pick up. Try crank baits or soft plastics near the bottom.
Lake Charlevoix: Had reports of good smallmouth bass fishing in the South Arm.
Elk River: Steelhead were caught on spawn bags below the power dam. Smallmouth bass are showing up so it should be busy for the opener.
Traverse City: Cisco and lake trout were caught in a variety of depths in the East Bay. Smallmouth bass anglers were targeting the mouth of the creeks. In the West Bay, lake trout fishing was good for those trolling in 10 to 40 feet.
Boardman River: Anglers in the upper stretch are catching sub-legal brook trout on spinners. A brown trout was caught on spawn below the Sabin Dam. Steelhead are on the gravel behind the post office and weir in Traverse City. A couple smallmouth bass were caught on spawn. The biting flies have started to hatch along the river.
Frankfort: Brown trout are still being caught by those trolling between the piers. Jointed body baits work best. A couple chinook were caught by those trolling in 25 to 40 feet along the shoreline in the early morning. Spoons were the ticket.
Portage Lake: Anglers are picking up large and smallmouth bass throughout the lake. Warmer temperatures had some fish moving onto the beds.
Lakes Cadillac & Mitchell: Cooler weather slowed the bite but anglers are still finding the occasional bluegill, crappie, bullhead or pike.
Manistee: Boats anglers reported spotty trout and salmon action. A few brown trout were caught by those trolling along the shoreline. Some are starting to head out further for salmon but catch rates were minimal. Pier fishing was slow.
Manistee River: Still has steelhead and brown trout for the taking. Check the deeper holes during the cold spells. Walleye and smallmouth bass have been caught.
Ludington: Anglers trolling along the shoreline reported slow catch rates for lake trout and brown trout. Pier fishing was slow.
Pentwater: Those fishing the channel caught pike when still-fishing with frozen smelt. Boat anglers caught a good number of chinook in waters up to 65 feet deep.
Pentwater Lake: Anglers fishing from long bridge caught good numbers of crappie on wax worms.
Upper Peninsula Fishing Report
Keweenaw Bay: Anglers trolling for salmon are picking up a mix of chinook, coho, splake and lake trout between Baraga and L'Anse and south to the head of the bay. Fish were still caught 15 to 40 feet down in 20 to 60 feet with gold, orange and green spoons. Best trolling speeds were between 1.9 and 2.3 mph.
Lake Gogebic: Walleye anglers were catching a lot of fish however most were undersize at 13 and 14 inches. Many reported catching 25 to 30 fish but only had 1 or 2 keepers. Those having the most success were drifting or jigging with minnows and leeches in 10 to 15 feet in Bergland Bay. Many have also caught northern pike and smallmouth bass. The perch anglers had moderate success with each catching about 10 fish.
Menominee River: Anglers are catching a few walleye at the Hattie Street Dam. Most are using a jig and minnow. Boat anglers fishing the entire river have caught and released some nice smallmouth bass when casting spoons and stick baits.
Little Bay De Noc: Had a good start to the walleye season. Most anglers were fishing the head of the Bay up to Garth Point and caught good numbers of fish although many were undersize. Anglers were trolling or drifting crawlers in 16 to 24 feet. Fair to good action was reported between the Center Reef and the Second Reef for those drifting or trolling crawler harnesses in 18 to 26 feet or trolling stick baits with lead core and planer boards in 30 to 35 feet. Catch rates were fair at the "Narrows" trolling crawler harnesses in 28 to 32 feet and when jigging lead heads with minnows in 30 to 34 feet. Walleye were caught at the mouth and in the channel of the Escanaba River in 15 to 22 feet.
Big Bay De Noc: Had a good start to walleye season with some of the better catches coming from Ogontz where anglers were trolling or drifting crawler harnesses in 8 feet. Near the Fishdam Rivers, anglers reported fair to good catches in 10 to 14 feet when trolling and drifting crawlers. Smallmouth bass fishing was excellent near Ogontz, Fishdam Rivers, South River, Garden Bay and Kates Bay. Anglers are casting crank baits, spinners or plastics in 3 to 8 feet. The bass opener should be good.
Marquette: Those trolling have done better for chinook and coho including a few limit catches on the right day in 60 feet of water outside the Lower Harbor to the Chocolay River, towards the Sand River and Shot Point. Those looking for lake trout are primarily targeting Shot Point and east of the harbor with spoons, flies or cut bait. Shore anglers fishing the mouth of the Carp River caught a couple but anglers were few because of construction on the bridge.
Au Train Lake: The opening of walleye season had fair catch rates. Those targeting walleye and pike were mainly drifting crawlers or minnows. Some of the walleye were legal size but many of the pike were sub-legal. Surface water temperatures were in the low to mid 50's. No perch to report.
Munising: Had low to fair catch results on coho with a few chinook and one brown trout caught as well. They are fishing 20 to 60 feet near Sand Point and Trout Bay. Coho were caught by those still-fishing or trolling and a couple splake were caught near the Anna River. Those fishing off the dock of the Anna River were using fresh spawn. Smelt fishing has been minimal with no reports this week.
Grand Marais: Most anglers are trolling around West Bay or still-fishing off the pier. Steelhead effort and catch rates were low. Whitefish have shown up and catch rates were excellent. Most fish were caught on a single egg or wax worm. Those trolling in 15 to 40 feet in the West Bay and near the mouth of the Sucker River did well with small spoons and rapalas. Catch rates for coho were fair. Limit catches of whitefish were taken off the pier. The fish were mainly 11 to 15 inches but a few were over 20.
Two Hearted River: Steelhead fishing has been slow.
Tehquamenon River: Anglers may find some walleye below Newberry. Try minnows or crawlers.
Munuscong Bay: A few walleye and pike were caught when trolling quarter ounce crank baits about 6 feet behind the boat in 4 to 6 feet of water between Gull Island and Barbecue Point. Orange and gold were the hot colors.
Drummond Island: A few yellow perch were caught off the docks in Scotts Bay when using shiners. Walleye and pike were caught at the south end of Ashman Island when drifting and jigging in 5 to 7 feet and on the east side when using a small split shot 18 inches above a red hook tipped with a crawler. Pike were caught at the south end of Ashman Island and the north end of James Island when using chubs or shiners. Catch and release smallmouth bass fishing was good along the south end of James Island in 3 to 6 feet when using dark green and brown tube jigs.
Cedarville and Hessel: Good perch fishing off the Hessel pier for those using worms on clear days. Splake were active in Hessel Bay but they will be moving out once the water warms up. Northern pike fishing was very good in Hessel Bay, Snows Channel, Musky Bay and Cedarville Bay. Anglers are casting or trolling with planer boards and stick baits.
Carp River: Anglers are still targeting steelhead between the McDonald Rapids and the mouth. They are casting lures and using spawn bags or yarn.
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Tyler C. Abair, 23, was arrested in connection with an April 13 incident in which his 4-month-old daughter was taken the hospital with severe injuries indicative of shaken baby syndrome, according to Lewis County Sheriff s Chief Deputy Stacy Brown.
Emergency responders had been dispatched to the home after receiving a call that the infant was not breathing. The child was taken to the hospital where doctors reported the baby had suffered from retinal hemorrhaging and brain injury consistent with the shaking of a child, Brown said.
Abair was alone with the child prior to the injury. He noticed the baby had stopped breathing but did not call 911. Instead he called the baby s mother, who then called 911. Abair denied injuring the baby, but later admitted to shaking the child because, he said, the baby was choking while drinking from a bottle, according to deputies.
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More than 100 undocumented immigrants living in Wichita Falls attended a meeting to find out more about the federal government's deferred action program.
The question-and-answer session was sponsored by the Coalition for Hispanic Education and other local Hispanic organizations.
Deferred action offers certain undocumented youths two-year temporary permission to apply for jobs and college without fear of being deported.
President Barack Obama announced the plan in June as a directive from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, calling the program Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA.
"The children don't come here by choice. They're brought by their parents," said Miriam Mas, a local advocate for Hispanic causes. "Then they have to deal with the results of being illegal."
Some attend school, unaware that they are illegal until they graduate from high school and try to find a job or apply for a driver's license, Mas said.
"That's when their parents say, 'We brought you here when you were a year or 2 years old.'"
Without a Social Security number, the students or graduates are considered illegal immigrants and are unable to work, obtain a driver's license or apply for federal financial aid.
Under deferred action, they are given a Social Security number for two years. "They still can't get a lot of what's out there, but they can at least work without being afraid of being deported," she said.
Families learned Monday that students must apply individually, turn in fingerprints, and demonstrate a clean record, without even the smallest criminal offense.
Students must be at least 16 and have lived in the United States at least five years, with documentation to prove it, among other requirements.
The process to apply for this administrative relief is pricey — $450 to file the papers.
Many undocumented immigrants feel they must have help and end up paying for a lawyer's help in addition to the filing fee, Mas said.
At the Wichita Falls meeting, a representative from Fort Worth's Proyecto Inmigrante explained how families must proceed and brought volunteers to assist them in filling out paperwork.
The program offers help to local youths who have been working hard to succeed, Mas said. "Some of them don't even speak Spanish anymore. Some of them have graduated at the top of their class. They have some hope now. Where in the past, they'd ask, 'Why should I work so hard when I'm not going to be able to go to school and get a job or do anything?'"
For years the city's undocumented population hoped the Dream Act would pass, which would have allowed undocumented youths to attend college or join the military, then apply for citizenship.
"These kids have been waiting a long time," Mas said. "There are no guarantees that there will be anything (in the deferred action plan) beyond the two years. If they want to take advantage of this, they need to get their stuff together and prove that they've been here five years."
It is impossible to know exactly how many Wichita Falls residents are eligible to consider deferred action, Mas said.
Census counters always assume they are getting an undercount of Hispanics, she said.
"These families do not come out to be counted. They live in the shadows and are not part of the system right now."
They can't apply for welfare, which requires a Social Security number.
The city would benefit from its undocumented population pursuing deferred action, Mas said.
"These people would not be trying to do things in the shadow anymore. They could come out and do what regular people can do. They would not have citizenship — no one's advocating giving them automatic citizenship. Everyone agrees they must earn that — but they could at least work and pay into the Social Security system, get educated and contribute to society. I think that would be a big plus for everybody."
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4 bedrooms all with direct access to beach
Coriolana sits overlooking the fabulous 3-mile pink sand beach on Windermere Island. A visit to Windermere offers tranquility, privacy and the restorative beauty of nature; fresh home-made bread and vegetables from the Farm shop, and delicious rum cocktails add to the pleasure. The pace of life slows, books get read, and there is all the time in the world for sunrise walks and sunset swims, snorkeling on the reefs and diving for conch.
Considered to be one of the most beautifully designed houses on Windermere, Coriolana has wonderful inside and outside living spaces. The wrap-around terrace overlooking the Atlantic, and the tranquil courtyard around the swimming pool both offer seating and dining areas. The elegant living room looks out across the turquoise sea to the East and the swimming pool to the West, through glorious french windows. Each bedroom opens out onto the terrace, and offers direct access to the beach, down a picturesque stairway, and the sound of the surf soothes you to sleep.
The master bedroom has a lovely large four-poster bed, and a large en-suite bathroom with both bath and shower. Bedroom 2 can adjoin for family use, or be separate, as both have direct access to the pool and to the beach. All bedrooms and living areas have very efficient air-condition, but the sea-breeze and the ceiling fans means that it is rarely needed. All four bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms.
The kitchen is fully equipped and there is also a great new barbecue.
The house-keeper and caretaker can help you with car rental, shopping, restaurants, cooking, babysitting, cots and more. While you are staying you also have temporary membership at the Club At Windermere, where you can use the tennis courts, restaurant and bar. We provide a daily 4-hour maid-service; more can be negotiated as can cooking and babysitting.
Local boats will take you fishing on the reefs and exploring the mangroves, following the turtles, diving for conch and searching for starfish. A twenty minute drive takes you to some excellent restaurants and if you are missing the hustle and bustle then an hour and a half drive takes you to Harbour Island and its vibrant night-life.
Recent Review
Thank you so much for your lovely review, and for taking the time to write it. I am so pleased you had such a good time, and found the house on Windermere so accommodating. It is a beautiful house - Bobbett and William are so helpful. We very much hope that you will be able to come back again soon. There is so much to see if you want to, but equally the house and island are a place of peace and tranquility if that is what you need. Thank you so much. Best regards
About the Owner
We are a british family with 5 children, living in the south of England.
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5 based on 3 traveler reviews
Thank you so much for your lovely review, and for taking the time to write it. I am so pleased you had such a good time, and found the house on Windermere so accommodating. It is a beautiful house - Bobbett and William are so helpful. We very much hope that you will be able to come back again soon. There is so much to see if you want to, but equally the house and island are a place of peace and tranquility if that is what you need. Thank you so much. Best regards
The perfect "Get Away", I took my watch off and just drifted for 4 days enjoying wonderful food and the occasional Rum Punch, combined with lengthy walks on the beautiful pink sandy beaches. We only saw 2 people the entire time! It was heaven on earth! There cannot be many more idyllic places to spend a holiday. Relaxing and simply gazing at the surf is so calming and time just drifts past as if we did not have a care in the world. With our busy lives, it was exactly what we needed!
If we felt the need to get busy that wasn't a problem either! We biked, hiked, snorkeled and swam! The house is so charming with loads of space and every creature comfort including eating a Bahamian meal prepared by "Bobbett" was exceptional and memorable as expected!
There is nothing missing in this paradise from the bikes to the beach, dreamy long walks and star gazing at night! Get sand in your toes as they say! We wish to return as soon as possible please!!
Beyond our Expectations!
From the Owner
"We built this house in 1984 after many years of family holidays on Windermere."
Activity and Interests
The house sits above a 3-mile beach of pink sand and the pristine turquoise waters of the Atlantic
Rental rates
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January through May
Jan 5 2015 - May 31 2015
3 night minimum stay
Jun 1 2015 - Aug 31 2015
3 night minimum stay
Low season
Sep 1 2015 - Oct 31 2015
3 night minimum stay
Nov 1 2015 - Dec 18 2015
3 night minimum stay
Holiday Season
Dec 19 2015 - Jan 8 2016
10 night minimum stay
My Standard Rate
3 night minimum 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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"Nothing compares to the beauty and tranquility both indoors and out. The night jasmine, the humming birds, the blue of the pool and sea: you are definitely on holiday!"
Property Type
- house
- Away From It All
- Family
- Romantic
- Air Conditioning
- Clothes Dryer
- Garage
- Hair Dryer
- Iron & Board
- Linens Provided
- Living Room
- Parking Off Street
- Telephone ...
- Towels Provided
- Washing Machine
- Wireless Internet
- Catering Available ...
- Coffee Maker ...
- Cooking Utensils
- Dishes & Utensils
- Dishwasher
- Ice Maker
- Kitchen
- Microwave
- Oven
- Pantry Items
- Refrigerator
- Stove
- Toaster
- Dining ...
- Dining Area
- Books
- DVD Player
- Music Library
- Satellite / Cable
- Television
- Toys ...
Pool / Spa
- Private Pool
- Events Allowed
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters ...
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
Location Type
- Beach View
- Beachfront
Leisure Activities
- beachcombing
- walking
- wildlife viewing
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/bank
- Babysitter
- groceries
- massage therapist
Sports & Adventure Activities
- deepsea fishing
- snorkeling/diving
- sound/bay fishing
- swimming
- 4 Bathrooms,
- 1 Half Bath
- Bathroom 1
- Bathroom 2
- Bathroom 3
- Bathroom 4
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- 4 Bedrooms, Sleeps 8
- Bedroom 1
- Bedroom 2
- Bedroom 3
- Bedroom 4
- King size beds (1), Twin or Single Beds (3), Child Beds (1) can be arranged with the housekeeper, Baby Cribs (1) can be arranged with the housekeeper
- Bicycles
- Deck / Patio ...
- Kayak / Canoe ...
- Outdoor Grill
- Tennis ...
- Guests provide their own meals
- The property has the benefit of a generator. Enough toilet rolls, soap, cleaning fluids are available for your arrival, thereafter please restock. Water and electricity are very expensive on the island so please conserve as much as possible. Please remember your Nespresso caps!!


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Mass Home Server/Network Setup w/ OS X Server
My Server Machine is ready to go, and my network is all Gigabit wired now.
My Question is, with OS X Server (10.8), am I able to manage 2 Windows 8 PC's, 3 Mac's, 4 iPhones, an iPod Touch (that will most of the time be off the local network), and an iPad Mini?
While Centralized Authentication would be great for all the PC's and Macs, My understanding is that it is still not possible with OS X Server to do that with both, only OS X clients.
I Always Am interested in Home Wide Storage w/ Apple TV integration, along with the server hosting the DNS and DHCP.
My Router is the Airport Extreme (4th Gen), So I suppose with everything being apple except the 2 PC's OS X Server will be the way to go?
I have used Windows Server 2008, and 2012, and while I used 2012 for longer, its just very clunky, and seems harder to integrate with all my Apple Products.
(Yes The Server will be hackintoshed to go with OS X Server if thats the choice, its fully compatible, already looked into it)
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the amount of clients you want to support is no problem. Centralized authentication is easy to do with OD for all the MACs, but you cannot bind Windows clients to OD. There's a product called pGina to authenticate Windows clients against any directories, but I've no experiences with this. However, you can setup network user accounts in OD, create shares and printers. Create local user accounts on your Windows clients with the same names and passwords. You can login to the server and use the resources it supplies. Changing a password for sure is not synced because of the missing directory binding.
I'm running a home net (Mac Mini late 2012 i5 4GB RAM + external RAID) in a similar scenario like you and I'm pretty satisfied with it. Im running DNS, DHCP, SUS, WEB, WIKI, PROFILEMANAGER, TM server, RADIUS auth for access points, media shares and so on. Having two unmanaged and unbound Windows clients doesn't bother me.
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Jane Miller Baker, 95, died at 1:05 a.m. Oct. 5, 2009, at the Mennonite Memorial Home, Bluffton.
She was born March 19, 1914, in Lima to Charles and Bertha Amstutz Miller, who preceded her in death. On Sept. 25, 1936, she married Arden R. Baker, who died May 13, 1982. They were married for 46 years.
Mrs. Baker was a homemaker and a lifelong resident of Bluffton. She was a life member of St. John United Church of Christ, Bluffton. She was a member of Alpha Gamma, the Order of Eastern Star and several bridge clubs. She enjoyed knitting and quilting. She was a graduate of Bluffton High School, where she was an accomplished athlete and valedictorian. She attended Bluffton College, where she met her husband who was also a student. She spent the last years of her life at Maplecrest of Mennonite Communities and Mennonite Memorial Home, both in Bluffton.
�But those who wait for the Lord shall renew their strength, They shall mount up with wings like eagles, They shall run and not be weary, They shall walk and not be faint.� Isaiah 40:31
Survivors include six children, Dr. Keith Arden (Carol Ewald) Baker, of Heber City, Utah, Dr. Elaine Baker, of Huntington, W.Va., Charles Allen (Carla Lind) Baker, of Hamilton, Mary Jane (William) Gavin, of Corvallis, Ore., Anita Jean Ryan, of Cincinnati, Margaret (William) Mann, of The Woodlands, Texas; four grandchildren, Nicholas Baker, Jennifer (Ken) Willoughby, Amy Mann and Kara Mann; a brother, James F. Miller; a sister, Christine Wenger; and more than 100 nieces, nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews.
She was preceded in death by a son-in-law, Kenneth Ryan; and two sisters, Kathleen Wenger and Margaret Brauen.
Memorial services will be held at a later date.
Memorial contributions may be made to St. John United Church of Christ or the American Cancer Society.
Arrangements are by Chiles-Laman Funeral Homes, Bluffton.


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Re: Repowering with an electric engine?
50nm is great range? You can easily sail farther than that in a day.
I think that the practicality of an electric motor for a sailboat depends on how you use the boat. I do a lot of cruising on vacation time, so I do need to get home on schedule. I can easily sail 70nm in a 12 hour day and do 1-2 week cruising vacations. I need to know that if I leave in a period of strong wind that I can motor back if necessary. That doesn't mean motoring at 3 knots (half of my normal cruising speed) or on short days.
If I were not going back to work and sailing around the world without a schedule it would be easy to operate motorless or with a short capacity electric motor. As someone with regular employment and fixed vacation schedules I don't see any option other than diesel or gasoline that is practical.
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posted: Friday September 14th - 8:18am
Outing My Friend?
"I have a friend who, I think, has ADHD. He hasn't shared his diagnosis, if he's had one, with me. He is late to dinner or the movies all the time. He doesn't remember what we talked about last time we went out. How do I tell him to get some help?"
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How Do I Explain All the Jobs I Had?
"I've had a lot of jobs -- 10 of them in five years. I am more focused these days and want to restart my career. How do I deal with my checkered job history in an interview?"
posted: Tuesday September 11th - 9:08am
How Do I Tidy Up at Work?
"My messy desk has caused me to lose important papers and distracted me from the work in front of me. Help!"
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How Do I Co-Parent With an ADHD Partner?
"My husband has ADHD, and his impulsivity makes it hard for him to parent our small child. We agree on a plan, but he doesn't stick with it. He will dress our son when I'm trying to teach him to dress himself. How do I co-parent with an ADHD partner?"
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Leon Trotsky (trŏt´skē, Rus. lā´ən trôt´skē), 1879–1940, Russian Communist revolutionary, one of the principal leaders in the establishment of the USSR; his original name was Lev Davidovich Bronstein.
Early Career
Trotsky was born of Jewish parents in the S Ukraine. His father, a prosperous farmer, sent him to Odessa, where he became an outstanding student in a German secondary school. He early became a populist, and he began to be attracted to Marxism in late 1896. In 1898 he was arrested for the first of many times. Exiled to Siberia in 1900, he escaped in 1902, using a forged passport under the name of Trotsky, the head jailer of the Odessa prison in which he had earlier been held.
He went to London and collaborated with Vladimir Ilyich Lenin on the revolutionary journal Iskra [spark]. After the split (1903) in the Russian Social Democratic party he was for a short time a leading Menshevik spokesman, but he later established an independent course, wavering for years between Bolshevism and Menshevism.
Returning to Russia in 1905, Trotsky became chairman of the short-lived St. Petersburg soviet and was arrested during its last meeting. While in prison, he developed his theory of permanent revolution; he declared that in Russia a bourgeois and a socialist revolution would be combined and that a proletarian revolution would then spread throughout the world. Banished again to Siberia, he escaped to Vienna, where he worked (1907–14) as a journalist. At the outbreak of World War I, he went to Switzerland and then to Paris, where he was active in pacifist and radical propaganda. Expelled from France, he moved (Jan., 1917) to New York City, where he edited, with Nikolai Ivanovich Bukharin and Aleksandra Mikhaylovna Kollontai, the paper Novy Mir [new world].
He returned (May, 1917) to Russia after the overthrow of Nicholas II, and, by July, 1917, was a member of the Bolshevik party, taking part with Lenin in the unsuccessful Bolshevik uprising of that month. He was imprisoned by the Aleksandr Kerensky government but was released in September. He was one of the chief organizers of the October Revolution (see Russian Revolution), which brought the Bolsheviks to power.
In Power
Trotsky became (Nov., 1917) people's commissar for foreign affairs under Lenin. He was a principal figure in negotiations for a separate peace between Russia and the central powers. In the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk (Feb., 1918) Russia submitted to such humiliating conditions that Trotsky was compelled to resign as commissar for foreign affairs. He became commissar of war in 1918 and organized the Red Army in the civil war that followed the revolution, accomplishing the monumental task of welding an efficient fighting force from the tattered remnants of the czarist army and various disparate elements.
It was during the civil war that enmity grew between Trotsky and Joseph Stalin. In the trade-union debate (1920–21) within the party, Trotsky clashed with Lenin by demanding strict state control of unions. But the two leaders were again drawn together as a result of the anti-Bolshevik Kronstadt Revolt (1921), the military suppression of which Trotsky directed. As Lenin's health declined, Stalin, more skillful in party infighting, gained prominence. As a result of the tenth party congress (1921), at which the trade-union issues were debated, Stalin was named (1922) general secretary of the party.
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Stalin refused to expel Trotsky from the party at this time, but he was dismissed as commissar of war in 1925. In 1926 Zinoviev and Kamenev belatedly joined forces with Trotsky in a desperate attempt to check Stalin's power. Trotsky was expelled from the politburo in 1926 and from the party in 1927.
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In Jan., 1928, Trotsky was exiled to Alma-Ata (now Almaty, Kazakhstan), and in 1929 he was ordered to leave the USSR. Refused admission by most countries, he was granted asylum by Turkey, where he lived on the Princes' Islands near İstanbul. In 1933 he was allowed to move to France, and in 1935 he found refuge in Norway. In the public treason trials held at Moscow in 1936, 1937, and 1938, Trotsky was charged with heading a plot against the Stalinist regime. The accusations, which Trotsky bitterly denied, cloaked Stalin's real purpose of purging the party ranks of all who might prove disloyal to him. In Dec., 1936, the Soviet government obtained the expulsion of Trotsky from Norway, and he settled with his family in a suburb of Mexico City. There, on Aug. 20, 1940, he was assassinated by Ramón Mercader, a Spanish Communist and possible agent of Stalin.
Trotsky's prolific writings are marked by his superlative intelligence—unquestioned even by his enemies—by his indomitable aggressiveness, and by his incisive, always polemical style; they did considerable damage to the Stalinist cause outside the Soviet Union. Among Trotsky's translated writings are The Defense of Terrorism (1921), Lenin (1925), My Life (1930), History of the Russian Revolution (3 vol., 1932), The Revolution Betrayed (1937), Stalin (1941), and Diary in Exile, 1935 (1958).
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Leon Trotsky; Max Eastman.
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Joseph Nedava.
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Robert C. Tucker.
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Andrea Graziosi.
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Nathan C. Leites; Elsa Bernaut.
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I did some searching and found two actuall tennis camps in Virginia. The Nike Tennis Camp at The college of William & Mary being the cheaper one ($492 if I drive there), and some 4-Star tennis camp at UVA I believe, being insanely expensive, but a couple days longer. The Nike Tennis camp was 4 days 9am to 9pm.
I am paying for camp by myself, so I would want something cheaper, and the Nike Tennis camp is a great price for what it is. There have been posts about the Nike Tennis camp in other areas, but I think those were about the adult camps, has any Junior's had experiences with this camp? I plan on going there to get better for my school tennis team.
I really want a lot of tennis court time, and some of these places talk about other things, forgive me but I'm am just really serious about getter better at tennis.
If anyone can help, I would appreciate it. I plan to attend the last camp session.
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There are two tennis camps at the College of William & Mary. One camp is the Nike Camp, run by women's head coach, Kevin Epley. Nike puts their stamp on camps, but I think that they give the coaches basic guidelines and coaches adapt the camp to their style. The Nike camp is under $500, if you don't want room and board. I believe that their extended day camp runs from 9 AM to 9 PM and includes lunch and dinner. (No overnight stay) I don't think that you will be disappointed. The other camp is the Peak Performance and Development Camp run by men's coach, Peter Daub. His camp's registration may be closed--the last session runs from July 5-9. It's the cheapest of all the camps. You may want to look at camps at Old Dominion University or the University of Richmond. Also, living in Hopewell, Two Rivers Country Club in Williamsburg in running a two times a week advanced player's clinic geared to high school students. Two Rivers is just over the Charles City line in James City County on Route 5--not a bad drive from Hopewell. Contact Jack Thompson, head pro at Two Rivers by calling (757) 258-4610, ext 34. Hope that helps!!
Thanks Progressive10s, that place near Charles city sounds pretty nice. I will definately check it out.
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I like take "scrap the option, and sign Dunn long term" for 1000 Alex.
I like take "scrap the option, and sign Dunn long term" for 1000 Alex.
"And the fact that watching him pitch is like having someone poop on your soul." FCB on Gary Majewski
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So, next year at this time (with the current roster), are EE and Majewski the only two that will be added to Phillips, Belisle, Coffey, and Cantu that are arb eligible (assuming they cut ties with Ellison and Saarloos)?
Phillips - arb eligible '08, '09, '10 (free agent in 2011)
Belisle - arb eligible '08, '09, '10 (free agent in 2011)
Cantu - arb eligible '08, '09, '10 (free agent in 2011)
Coffey - arb eligible '08, '09, '10 (free agent in 2011)
Encarnacion - arb eligible '09, '10, '11 (free agent in 2012)
Majewski - arb eligible '09, '10, '11 (free agent in 2012)
Do I have that right?
Two questions.
1. What would a Cantu expect to receive in arbitration?
2. Is there any scenario that would make sense for Saarloos and Ellison to be offered?
This was Belisle's first season as a full time starter. His k-rate and walk-rate were fine, he just tended to have a big inning. He should improve with the experience. His DIPS was more in the 4.50 range which is good.
I can't imagine any reasonable scenario where we will have 5 starters better than him. Whether or not you consider him a #3, #4 or #5 starter, or even a releif pitcher, you have to offer him arbitration.
The fact that you don't envision him as a number 3 is fine, but you still gotta offer him arbitration.
I'm pretty sure Gary Majewski is part of those who are Arbitration Eligible..
"I could watch video of Griffey swinging all day. It's like baseball porn." - C. Trent Rosecrans
2008 Reds Record When I Attend: 9W - 5L
2009 Reds Record When I Attend: 1W - 2L
2010 Reds Record When I Attend: 1W - 0L
2011 Reds Record When I Attend: 0W - 1L
You wouldn't want to take Dunn's $13M and sign one of these players (and get a 1st Round and Supplemental pick after the 1st Round in the 2008 draft)?
2008 Free Agent Pitchers:
Players with 2008 options are noted with an asterisk.
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Kris Benson * BAL
Paul Byrd * CLE
Shawn Chacon PIT
Matt Clement BOS
Bartolo Colon LAA
Scott Elarton CLE
Josh Fogg COL
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Jon Lieber PHI
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Odalis Perez * KC
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Jaret Wright BAL (released 10/01/07)
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Rob Neyer: "Any writer who says he'd be a better manager than the worst manager is either 1) lying (i.e. 'using poetic license') or 2) patently delusional. Which isn't to say managers don't do stupid things that you or I wouldn't."
The Reds are apparently supposed to compete with no single player making more than a specific dollar amount. No matter how productive the Reds' high-salaried player(s) is, any single player making more than some specific dollar amount simply needs to be shipped out for mediocre to bad players in some fans' eyes. I haven't quite figured out where that salary line is, but it's there and it's several million less than what Dunn will make next season.
Just wait two or three years when Brandon Phillips is making good money. Half the people who currently claim that Phillips is the best player on the team will be trying to run him out of town too for mediocre to bad players, because in two or three years Phillips will supposedly be making too much money to continue playing in a Reds uniform.
Aaron Harang will be a key guy to watch out for too. Everyone loves Harang right now, because his salary this season and next won't be too high. But come 2009 when Harang is making $11 million, there will be some people clamoring to get rid of him ... because he'll be making too much money, or so they'll say.
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Kevin Gregg and Jason Marquis will bring back memories of the Lost Decade.
Kevin Gregg: DFA'd May 11, 2015
Jason Marquis: Hopefully not far behind
I don't feel any offensive player is good enough to justify spending more than 10-12% of the team's total payroll. I would go up to 15% on one pitcher, though.
Rob Neyer: "Any writer who says he'd be a better manager than the worst manager is either 1) lying (i.e. 'using poetic license') or 2) patently delusional. Which isn't to say managers don't do stupid things that you or I wouldn't."
dfa Saarloos and Ellison (in fact if they don't they're insane) and go to arb with the rest.
Obviously let Milton go. Pick up options on Guardado and Dunn. If you can find another catcher, cut Valentin loose and don't offer the others. It's time to move on.
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All of these bestselling titles come from the fi rst 10 years of the label and feature our most successful artists. Some are still recording for us, including violinist Takako Nishizaki, the co-owner of the Naxos label; Jenő Jandó, who is busy recording Bartók's piano music; Jeremy Summerly and his Oxford Camerata; and Antoni Wit whose new recordings with the Warsaw Philharmonic are among the fi nest in our catalogue. Norbert Kraft is still active as producer of the Naxos guitar series and much of our chamber music. Although he no longer records for Naxos, Stephen Gunzenhauser is still active as a conductor. Sadly, Zdeněk Košler to whom we owe many great recordings with the Slovak Philharmonic passed away a few years ago. Others have retired or disappeared altogether from the musical scene. Therefore, in a way, this compilation is a tribute to all the artists who made the success of Naxos possible in the early days of the label. – Klaus Heymann [Founder of Naxos]
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Fanfare for the Common Man
Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra / Stephen Gunzenhauser
This was an unexpected bestseller—standard American repertoire performed by a Slovak orchestra under the baton of one of the busiest Naxos conductors from the early years of the label.
[2] Hildegard VON BINGEN (1098–1179) 01:31
O pastor animarum
Oxford Camerata / Jeremy Summerly
One of the fi rst recordings by Oxford Camerata and Jeremy Summerly and by far the best selling, even though many of their other recordings have also done extremely well over the years.
[3] Johann Sebastian BACH (1685–1750) 03:57
Violin Concerto in A minor, BWV 1041: I. Allegro
Takako Nishizaki, violin / Capella Istropolitana / Oliver Dohnányi
A movement from one of the many standard concertos my wife recorded in the early years of the label. It has stood the test of time and continues selling year after year even though we have a more recent version in our catalogue.
[4] Wolfgang Amadeus MOZART (1756–1791) 01:52
Requiem in D minor, K. 626: Sequence: I. Dies irae
Slovak Philharmonic Chorus / Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra / Zdeněk Košler
This recording was a huge success featuring the splendid Slovak Philharmonic Chorus under the late Zdeněk Košler, one of the early Naxos star conductors. The Slovak soloists were also first-class.
[5] Ludwig van BEETHOVEN (1770–1827) 05:15
Piano Sonata No. 14 in C sharp minor, Op. 27, No. 2, 'Moonlight': I. Adagio sostenuto
Jenő Jandó, piano
From the very first album recorded by our busy Naxos house artist, Jenő Jandó. On the strength of this first recording, we decided to ask him to record all the Beethoven sonatas for the label. This led to a long-term relationship that has lasted to this day.
[6] Johannes BRAHMS (1833–1897) 03:04
Hungarian Dance No. 1 (version for orchestra)
Budapest Symphony Orchestra / István Bogár
This was a completely unexpected success and one of the first Naxos recordings to be awarded a Rosette by the Penguin Guide. Utterly idiomatic performances by one of the best Hungarian orchestras at the time.
[7] Sergei RACHMANINOV (1873–1943) 11:23
Piano Concerto No. 2 in C minor, Op. 18: II. Adagio sostenuto
Jenő Jandó, piano / Budapest Symphony Orchestra / Győrgy Lehel
Another bestseller from Jenő Jandó. We recorded the concerto twice again in recent years but this recording keeps outselling the more recent recordings.
[8] Maurice RAVEL (1875–1937) 01:25
Valses nobles et sentimentales: I. Modéré – très franc
Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra / Kenneth Jean
The Slovak orchestra had never played most of the works on the disc but Kenneth Jean, a busy conductor from the early years of the label achieved a miracle and this recording keeps selling year after year.
[9] Carl ORFF (1895–1982) 02:39
Carmina Burana: O Fortuna
Slovak Philharmonic Chorus / Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra / Stephen Gunzenhauser
This recording of Orff's masterpiece featuring the outstanding Slovak Philharmonic Chorus was another huge success and continues to be one of our bestselling recordings to this day.
[10] Henryk GÓRECKI (1933–2010) 03:20
3 Olden Style Pieces: I. —
Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra (Katowice) / Antoni Wit
One of the first of many recordings we made with the Polish National Radio Symphony and Antoni Wit. Mr. Wit continues to record for Naxos, nowadays with the Warsaw Philharmonic, Poland's national orchestra.
[11] Joaquín RODRIGO (1901–1999) 06:18
Concierto de Aranjuez: I. Allegro con spirito
Norbert Kraft, guitar / Northern Chamber Orchestra / Nicholas Ward
Our very first recording with Norbert Kraft. He went on to record substantial chunks of guitar repertoire for Naxos and is still associated with the label as producer of most Naxos guitar recordings.
[12] George Frideric HANDEL (1685–1759) 03:00
Water Music: Suite No. 2 in D major, HWV 349: II. Alla Hornpipe
Capella Istropolitana / Bohdan Warchal
This is one of the most successful recordings by one of our early house orchestras, the Bratislava-based Capella Istropolitana. They recorded many of the most popular chamber orchestra recordings for Naxos.
[13] Erik SATIE (1866–1925) 02:43
Gymnopédie No. 1: Lent et douloureux
Klara Körmendi, piano
An unexpected hit record by a young Hungarian pianist who went on to record the complete piano works of Satie for Naxos.
[14] Antonio VIVALDI (1678–1741) 03:34
The Four Seasons: Violin Concerto in E major, Op. 8, No. 1, RV 269, 'Spring': I. Allegro
Takako Nishizaki, violin / Capella Istropolitana / Stephen Gunzenhauser
The most popular Naxos recording of all time featuring my hardworking wife and the Capella Istropolitana. The Four Seasons were recorded in one very long day, with the last session ending just before the orchestra musicians had to leave to catch the last tram.
[15] Wolfgang Amadeus MOZART (1756–1791) 02:58
Serenade No. 13 in G major, K. 525, 'Eine kleine Nachtmusik': IV. Rondo: Allegro
Capella Istropolitana / Wolfgang Sobotka
One of the first five Naxos recordings, it has remained in the catalogue since 1987 and continues to outsell a more recent album.
[16] Gabriel FAURÉ (1845–1924) 03:29
Requiem, Op. 48: Sanctus
Oxford Schola Cantorum / Oxford Camerata / Jeremy Summerly
A very English Requiem with our Oxford Camerata and Jeremy Summerly. The recording continues to be among our 100 bestselling recordings year after year.
[17] George GERSHWIN (1898–1937) 06:48
Piano Concerto in F major: III. Allegro agitato
Kathryn Selby, piano / Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra / Richard Hayman
This recording has also stood the test of time—it was the first and only recording young Australian pianist Kathy Selby made for Naxos with veteran American pops conductor/arranger Richard Hayman conducting the Slovak Radio Symphony. Richard went on to conduct many pops orchestra recordings for the Naxos International label.
[18] Antonín DVOŘÁK (1841–1904) 11:08
Symphony No. 9 in E minor, Op. 95, 'From the New World': IV. Allegro con fuoco
Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra / Stephen Gunzenhauser
Our recording of the complete Dvořák symphonies with the Slovak Philharmonic conducted by Stephen Gunzenhauser became a huge critical and commercial success. The cycle continues to sell to this day and this, of course, was the most popular title in the cycle.
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Defendant resumes testimony in waterboarding case
GEORGETOWN, Del. (AP) — A former pediatrician accused of waterboarding his longtime companion's young daughter by holding the girl's head under a faucet said Tuesday that he never intentionally harmed her during what he called hair washing.
Under cross-examination by prosecutors, Melvin Morse said that what prosecutors call waterboarding was simply his effort to rinse soap suds out of the girl's hair after she took a shower or bath. He also said the girl didn't like having her hair washed. The girl is now 12; Morse said the hair washing occurred for only a span of a few weeks or months in early 2009.
"Were you hurting her on purpose, Dr. Morse?" asked prosecutor Melanie Withers.
"No," replied Morse, who is being tried on endangerment and assault charges and faces more than 20 years in prison if convicted on all charges. Testimony is expected to conclude Wednesday, followed by closing arguments by attorneys.
Much of Tuesday's cross-examination focused on what Morse said were attempts by him and the girl's mother, Pauline Morse, to deal with misbehavior. He also talked about the years of family counseling they went through.
Morse has described the girl as a talented young artist and musician, an avid reader and honor roll student, and a good child. But he also testified that she has had significant behavioral and emotional problems.
Asked by Withers why the girl would scream and yell during the hair rinsing, Morse said "it was a big deal" to the girl. "She did not like this process."
Morse, 60, said the girl had a fear of having her hair washed, and that he would encourage her to rinse it herself. He testified that the routine was for the girl to bathe and dry herself, then come downstairs to the kitchen, where he would hold her head underneath a faucet with a detachable sprayer to rinse out the remaining suds.
Withers then showed jurors an excerpt from an interview of the girl's younger sister at a child advocacy center in August 2012.
"Dad cleans her hair by waterboarding," the younger girl said. "That means pouring water on her hair by the kitchen sink."
The younger girl also said her sister didn't like having her hair washed "because water gets in her face and eyes and stuff."
Withers, in her cross-examination, tried to imply that the younger sister's statement in August 2012 suggests that the last allegation of waterboarding occurred much later than early 2009, as Morse said.
The girl and her mother, Pauline Morse, have said Melvin Morse used hair washing as a threat or punishment. They also said Morse last did it only a month or two before the girl ran away from home in July 2012, the morning after he reportedly grabbed the girl by the ankle and dragged her across a gravel driveway into the house, where she was spanked and warned of worse punishment the next day.
On Tuesday, he acknowledged that he sometimes was insensitive and rough with the girl, but he denied that he enjoyed humiliating her or causing her pain. He acknowledged that he could have been a better parent, and that some of his actions contradicted his own writings arguing that corporal punishment is ineffective and counterproductive.


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The Holy Hieromartyr Eutychius, Bishop of Melitene; Nikitas, Bishop of Chalcedon; Eutechios, Bishop of Mytilene; Helikonis the Martyr; Heladios the Hieromartyr of the East; Zacharias the New Martyr
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