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broadband, high-power, high data-rate, redundant systems
communications system-on-a-chip
high-dielectric constant patch antennas
high-frequency (› Ka band) antennas
high-power (broadcast) antennas
high-power, solid-state transponder systems
phased-array antennas
up-down transmission technologies, including raindrop compensation
wideband (i.e., optical) communications
automated and semi-automated processing of image data
autonomous ground control
development of space systems using nanotechnology
image storage and dissemination
integrated design systems
large-scale information management and simulation
low-cost operations
paperless designs
rapid system prototyping tools using multimedia capabilities
verification and validation approaches and databases for commercial off-the-shelf technologies
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Page 40 Appendix D Technologies Assessed by the Committee Communications • broadband, high-power, high data-rate, redundant systems • communications system-on-a-chip • high-dielectric constant patch antennas • high-frequency (› Ka band) antennas • high-power (broadcast) antennas • high-power, solid-state transponder systems • phased-array antennas • up-down transmission technologies, including raindrop compensation • wideband (i.e., optical) communications Earth-Based Systems • automated and semi-automated processing of image data • autonomous ground control • development of space systems using nanotechnology • image storage and dissemination • integrated design systems • large-scale information management and simulation • low-cost operations • paperless designs • rapid system prototyping tools using multimedia capabilities • verification and validation approaches and databases for commercial off-the-shelf technologies
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Page 41 Guidance and Control • advanced attitude-control technologies • all star-tracker attitude-reference system • avionics-on-a-chip (multichip module) • coordinated operation of spacecraft fleets • fault-tolerant electromechanical actuators • high-accuracy, low-mass star trackers and gyros • interferometric fiber-optic gyros (IFOGS) • low-cost, reliable, position-tracking and telemetry systems (with built-in collision avoidance) • micromechanical sensors • miniature momentum-exchange devices • modular avionics • precision spacecraft pointing • redundant (multistring) solid-state avionics • use of Global Positioning System for guidance and control Information Technologies • artificial intelligence systems • automatic fault recovery • autonomous systems • data compression technologies • data fusion • digital systems processing • distributed functions among spacecraft • effective human-machine interfaces • high-density, fiber-optic sensor networks • high-density, low-cost command and data handling with open architecture • high-temperature electronics • hundred-fold increase in processing capability • integrated vehicle health-monitoring systems • low-cost, high-capacity, low-mass, radiation-resistant, solid-state memories • neural nets • neuro-engineering systems • onboard image processing • onboard mission planning capability • parallel computer processor architectures • radiation-hardened electronics • sequencing systems • system standards to expand software reuse
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Page 42 Launch • ‹ 3,000 lb. thrust scale pump-fed liquid rocket propulsion • air-augmented/breathing rockets • automated ground processing • clean solid propellants • electromagnetic launch/assist • environmentally compatible boosters • gel propellants • high-energy density chemical propellants • high-energy liquid propellants • high thrust-to-weight engines • hybrid launch vehicle • hypersonic airplane first stage • integrated solar upper stage • laser propulsion for ground-to-orbit launch • lightweight integrated vehicle structures • lightweight launch vehicle structures • lightweight propellant tanks • low-cost, reliable cryogenic propulsion • lower-cost launchers • mass drivers • modular launch vehicle • oxygen/kerosene rocket-based combined cycle engines • reusable oxygen/kerosene rocket engines with thrust-to-weight ratios greater than 100 • single-stage to orbit launchers Materials • advanced coatings • advanced composite materials • advanced composites manufacturing and processing • atomic oxygen-resistant coatings for solar cells • high-temperature materials for rocket engines • lightweight, high-strength, high-temperature materials for launch vehicles • low-mass, high-reflectivity composites (for telescope mirrors) • organic coatings (instead of hermetically sealed containers) • silicon carbide structures Power • advanced solar power • arc-proof, environmentally durable solar arrays • beamed power
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Page 43 • compact electrical power supplies • flywheels • high-conversion efficiency, low-mass solar arrays • high-efficiency, high-power, low-mass power generating systems • high-power sources at millimeter wavelengths • higher-energy density batteries • integrated energy conversion/energy storage concepts • large-capacity energy storage systems • large gossamer fresnel lenses for concentrating solar energy • lithium ion batteries • long life, lighter, cheaper regenerative fuel cells • long-term, compact nuclear-electric systems • long-term nonphotovoltaic power sources • low-cost, high-efficiency solar arrays • low-cost power storage devices • low-mass, high-capacity, low-cost power storage • more efficient long-term solar power conversion • nuclear power sources • power conversion • power management and distribution-on-a-chip • smart power-management systems • sodium sulfur batteries • solar cells with different bandgap energies with better than 40 percent efficiency • thin-film solar arrays Propulsion • antimatter propulsion • concentric combustion chamber engine • electric propulsion • high-energy density matter propulsion • high-energy density storable propellants • high-performance, less expensive, more producible electric propulsion • high thrust-to-weight engines • laser propulsion • magnetic sail • nontoxic storable bipropellants • nuclear fusion propulsion • nuclear propulsion • nuclear-thermal rocket • propulsion for 50 kg spacecraft • rockets using native propellants
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Page 44 • solar sail • solar-thermal propulsion • tethers for momentum exchange/electromagnetic maneuvering • xenon thrusters Robotics • curious, autonomous, adaptive probes • mobile robots • partially self-replicating robots • rovers • small robots for planetary mining, manufacturing, assembly • telerobotics Sensors • active sensors using synthetic aperture radar and high-frequency microwaves • free-flying, synthetic-aperture radars and interferometers • high-power local oscillators • high-resolution, stereoscopic Earth sensing systems • high-sensitivity, room temperature mid-infrared detector arrays • highly-integrated, multifunctional atmospheric sounders • hyperspectral focal planes • infrared interferometer (for planet detection) • large-aperture, deployable, optical telescopes with active alignment • large-format, low-noise, long-wavelength, direct-detection sensors • low-cost, low-power imaging sensors • low-mass, low-power radars • low-noise heterodyne mixers • microcalorimeters for high throughput spectroscopy • microsensors • microwave technologies • multiband phased arrays • multispectral sensors • remote sensing signal chain miniaturization • smaller autonomous instruments • solid-state sensor systems with high spectral and spatial resolution • space-based lidars Spacecraft Systems and Electronics • almost monolithic small spacecraft • highly integrated multifunction modules • integrated instruments
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Page 45 • integrated low-power electronic microsystems (communications, guidance) • integrated power and propulsion bus • microminiaturization • miniaturized electronics • multichip modules and chip-on-board technologies • optical buses • superconducting devices Structures • active interferometric system technologies, such as active delay lines and space-qualified precision metrology • adaptive membranes and space fabrication techniques for large optics • adaptive structures • deployable structures • gossamer films in multi-km sizes • inflatable structures • lightweight composite spacecraft • lightweight debris shielding • lightweight structures • microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) • multifunctional structures • spinning spacecraft (for gravity) • structures to reduce vibrations on crewed platforms • technologies and processes for deploying ''quiet" structures to precise dimensional tolerances • tethers Thermal Control • advanced coatings for thermal control and electrostatic discharge control • electrochromic radiator surfaces • electronics able to function at high temperatures • electronics able to function at low temperatures • electronics cooling with direct immersion heat pipe • graphite/aluminum radiator panels • improved heat-rejection technologies • long-life cryocoolers • low-mass, low-power cryocoolers • multichip modules with integral thermal control • nuclear heat sources • rugged thermal protection for reentry • spacecraft that can approach the sun
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Page 46 Working in Space • aerocapture/aerobraking • autonomous landing • chemical processing of off-Earth resources • construction with off-Earth resources • lasers for debris shielding/removal • lightweight, high-efficiency cryogenic liquefaction • long-term cryogenic fluid storage in space • planetary surface transportation technologies • remote (cryogenic) fluid transfer and handling • remote robotic rendezvous, docking, and other operations • space traffic management systems • structures for planetary surfaces • surface/subsurface sample acquisition • terraforming technologies


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Comparing the M23 and Spacewalk software distribution systems
Package Delivery
Keeping all the Linux clients in an enterprise environment up to date can be a major logistical challenge. Many harassed administrators appreciate a good software distribution system, especially if it is a free tool that doesn't stress the IT budget.
Two mouse clicks are all it takes to install the latest version of the latest spreadsheet tool on a number of computers, and the administrator doesn't even need to leave the desk. The efficiency and automation in this scenario is made possible by package distribution programs. All package distribution programs rely on a simple principle: A central server keeps and manages all the available software packages. A client can connect and download a package, or the server can push some packages onto selected clients as directed by the administrator. A good software distribution program can also uninstall clients and install client updates.
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NoScript Flaw
Mozilla's script blocker add-on could be putting malware sites on the whitelist.
RIP SSLv3
The Internet community officially banishes the notoriously unsafe Secure Sockets Layer protocol.
Mate 1.1 Arrives
Popular desktop environment continues the Gnome 2 legacy – with new support for the Gnome 3 toolkit.
US Government Requires HTTPS
The Obama White House has issued a memorandum telling all US government agencies they must use HTTPS for all websites and web communication.
Mozilla Signs Firefox Add-Ons
New program will dial up security for the Firefox browser.
Fedora 22 Arrives
Red Hat's community distro embraces the cloud.
Code.org and College Board Team Reach Out for Talented High School Coders
New partnership will bring more and better CS training to US schools
A Peek Inside TeslaCrypt Ransomware
Criminals offer online help over Tor network
Mumblehard Still Spams
Sophisticated malware is still present on Joomla and WordPress sites around the world.
Launchpad Gets Git
Future versions of Ubuntu's code service will support the popular Git version control system used with Linux and other open source projects.

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Good grief, I feel like I am about to write a book or something. I don't really know where to start, or exactly what to put down here. There is no way that anyone could be summed up in 3000 characters or less, but I guess here goes! I've never done any kind of online dating at all, so this is all new to me. I suppose I am on here because relatively recently I got a job as a mechanic technician working 2nd shift (hopefully the 2nd shift thing doesn't last for too long). That shift does a bit of a number on the social life, and meeting someone for sure. In addition to that, most of my friends, and friends of friends, are either married, or in a long term relationship, etc., so I figured might as well give it a shot! Born and raised here in the crap-tastic weather capital of the world, northeast Ohio. I moved around the craptastical northeastern quadrant a lot when I was younger; Strongsville, Brunswick, Medina, Cuyahoga Falls, and finally back to Brunswick. My parents got divorced when I was 3, and I was pretty much raised in a household of 4 girls; my mom, 2 older sisters, and one younger sister... now is where you should feel bad for me... Ha ha, completely kidding! I actually feel quite fortunate that this was the case, because I think that I have more of a respect for women than a lot of guys do. If I open a car door for you, please do not be alarmed... chivalry isn't dead, I promise. I'm not going to get into a lot of particulars about my education and so-forth, I think things like that come in time when meeting someone and getting to know them. A significant point of my life; however, was joining the Marines. In 2004 I made that plunge, and it was a great experience for me. Fortunately, I never went to Iraq or Afghanistan, but none-the-less a lot of life experiences to be sure. I should probably just put it out there, and it's odd and completely contradictory, and you might be like "what?", and I'll be like, "I don't know"... I run 5 miles a day, and I smoke. Yep, I know, weird. I plan on completely quitting and don't smoke a whole lot as it is, just wanted to mainly throw the fact that I do smoke out there. As far as running goes, I make it a point to go every day. I can think about everything, or nothing at all, it's 40 minutes out of the 1440 minutes in a day, that I take for myself... So, I would imagine that everyone on this site is looking for someone, huh? I am finding it mildly difficult to sum up who I am, and what I'm looking for in the small amount of space that is provided. So this is what I like and am looking for in summed up kind of fashion.... If you love to laugh, easy-going, genuine, trustworthy, honest... well you'll be in good company with me for sure. I am a severe goober; I can be serious when it is required, but love to have fun and try to make the best out of any situation. I make up little dances and songs on occasion... Forewarning, they are horrible, but it happens sometimes. Family and Friends... If you appreciate and love your family, and make your friends (the close ones) your family... You're pretty awesome to me. Music... if it's good it's good, if you dig sweet music, (Stevie Ray Vaughn e.g.) you're cool in my book. Classic rock and Oldies music is gnarly. If you'd rather go to a campfire with people that are close to you, as opposed to going to a club or bar... I find that pretty fancy. Appreciating and enjoying the little things in life is what it's all about... To find someone that appreciates and enjoys life in general, well, is who I'm looking for. I am aware of the crap that has, and is happening in this world, I assure you, but I know that there is still a lot to be offered and on the table if you want it enough. Enough about me, and what I'm about and looking for. I am kind of excited to get this thing rolling... I know that I'm looking for someone, and someone might be looking for me. We shall see :)
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Announcement: Welcome
Welcome to the Pine Forest Property Owners Association (PFPOA) website.
The Pine Forest subdivision is nestled within the Lost Pines area of Bastrop County, Texas.
Incorporated in 2000, the PFPOA organized to promote and develop the common good and social welfare of the Pine Forest community.
Members of PFPOA elect a Board of Directors to carry out the Articles Of Incorporation and abide by the Bylaws.
The Architectural Control Committee's (PFACC) main purpose is to protect the value and desirability of the properties within this subdivision.
If you have any questions or concerns pertaining to your Pine Forest Properties, please contact us.
To learn more about us please view the Information section of our website.
American Legion Meeting Hall
3003 Loop 150, Bastrop, TX
After calling the meeting to order, the President, John Gardner, went through multiple spreadsheets explaining how many votes would be allowed to the County, Bastrop ISD, and Pine Forest Investment group based on their various ownerships. Because there were multiple ownership interests in all of the foreclosed lots in Unit 6, and the County and ISD had not presented proof that they were allowed to vote the lots by all interest owners, no votes were allowed the County or ISD in Unit 6 for their foreclosed lots.
The County was allowed to vote 39 lots in Units 7-12, where all interest owners had agreed. The City of Bastrop owns 2 lots in Unit 6 outright, so they were allowed to vote those two lots. Pine Forest Investment Group was allowed 262 votes in Unit 6 based on it's Equitable Interest Ownership, which it provided to President Gardner by proxy.
The election of one Board Member was held, and was won by Drusilla Rogers. Drusilla's term runs for 4 years and will end at the Annual Meeting in 2019.
All Covenant Amendments for both Unit 6 and Units 7-12 were approved overwhelmingly. We will leave the Amendments on the website for a little longer for reference.
Unit 6 Amendments Unit 7-12 Amendments
Covenants As Amended Covenants As Amended
County Judge Paul Pape came to the POA monthly meeting this April, and discussed the process for having trees removed from our lots AT NO COST TO THE LOT OWNER.
The first step is to fill out and submit a form to the Lost Pines Habitat Conservation administrator at Bastrop County. For your convenience I have developed a fillable form that you can download, fill out, and then submit to Colton Stabeno, at the County. His number is 512-332-7284.
After doing this, you can contact Go Green International, and fill out their form on-line.
We are hoping that everyone who has dead trees on their property will participate in this FREE TREE REMOVAL.
Golf Play and Membership
For those of you who are interested in golf, you should try out the Colovista Golf Club, which is now re-opened.
All structures must be approved, in writing, by the Architectural Control Committee (ACC). Failure to comply with this Covenant requirement can result in SUBSTANTIAL FINES. A permit must be filed and approved, in writing, by the ACC before construction begins.
Permit fees are $500 for new homes or additions to living areas. While an approved permit is required for all structures, there is no charge for permitting additional, non-living area, structures. This includes swimming pools, fences, retaining walls, driveways, storage buildings, patio/deck additions above ground level, to mention a few.
Failure to secure a permit before starting construction will incur another $1,000 fine. If the Property Owners' Association is forced the hire a lawyer to enforce compliance, the lot owner will be additionally charged for all legal costs with a minimum charge of $1,500 for legal fees. This legal fee applies to all enforcement actions, whether for new construction or simple compliance with the Covenants by existing homeowners.
Wait! Before You Plant a Pine Tree, Read This
Drought hardy Loblolly pine should be available in January 2013. Please DO NOT plant any other variety of pine in the Lost Pines ecoregion!
Regular Board Meetings
The Pine Forest Property Owners Association Board of Directors is now meeting on the second Thursday of each month at 7 p.m., except for the months of July and December. The monthly meetings are held at the First National Bank Building, 118 Highway 71/21 W (across Hastler Blvd from HEB) in Bastrop.


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Tamarack Valley Energy Ltd. Announces 2012 Audited Year End Financial and Operating Results
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Tamarack Valley Energy Ltd. Announces 2012 Audited Year End Financial and Operating Results06:50 EDT Wednesday, March 27, 2013CALGARY, ALBERTA--(Marketwire - March 27, 2013) - Tamarack Valley Energy Ltd. (TSX VENTURE:TVE) ("Tamarack" or the "Company") has filed its audited condensed consolidated financial statements for the year ended December 31, 2012 ("Financial Statements") and management's discussion and analysis ("MD&A") on SEDAR. Selected financial and operational information is outlined below and should be read in conjunction with the Financial Statements, which were prepared in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards ("IFRS") and related MD&A. These documents are accessible on Tamarack's website at www.tamarackvalley.ca or on SEDAR at www.sedar.com. Year-end 2012 ResultsTamarack is pleased to announce its fourth quarter financial and operational highlights as follows: Production increased by 103% to 2,166 boe/d in 2012 from 1,069 boe/d in 2011. Production guidance for 2012 was achieved while maintaining the Company's initial capital expenditure guidance. Crude oil and natural gas liquids production weighting increased to 51% in Q4/12 from 49% in Q3/12. Funds from operations were $6.03 million for Q4/12 and $16.67 million for the year ended 2012 compared to $2.89 million and $8.85 million for the same periods in 2011. Operating netbacks increased by 5% to $31.83/boe in Q4/12 from $30.22/boe in Q3/12. Drilled 8 (4.8 net) successful Cardium oil wells, 12 (11.6 net) Viking oil wells and one net heavy oil well in 2012.Tamarack's production guidance, disclosed on April 19, 2012, assumed the Company would average 2,000 to 2,200 boe/d in 2012 compared to actual production of 2,166 boe/d. Tamarack was able to achieve production guidance despite two (1.0 net) non-operated Lochend wells, drilled in the third quarter of 2012, not coming on-stream until the middle of the first quarter of 2013.During 2012, Tamarack enjoyed continued Cardium oil drilling success in the Lochend and Garrington areas of Alberta. Production rates from wells operated by Tamarack, continue to outperform industry averages for Cardium water fracture stimulated wells in both areas. This was achieved while reducing drilling, completion and equipping costs by more than 30% from Tamarack's first Cardium well drilled in 2010. On April 17, 2012, Tamarack increased its exposure to the Redwater Viking oil trend by completing the acquisition of Echoex Ltd. During the remainder of 2012, the Company drilled 12 Viking oil wells in the Redwater and Westlock areas of Alberta. Viking economics have been enhanced through the achievement of higher initial production rates and lower capital costs. Average initial production rates of 76 bbls/d exceeded pre-acquisition expectations by 27%. Costs to drill, complete and equip the Redwater wells in 2012 were also reduced by 20% from those incurred by the previous operator.The significant capital cost savings in Lochend, Garrington and Redwater and better Cardium and Viking oil well production performance has allowed Tamarack to reduce its payout times to less than 14 months. By reducing payout times, Tamarack is better positioned to continue to grow production while maintaining industry competitive debt to cash flow levels.Financial & Operating ResultsThree months endedYear endedDecember 31,December 31,20122011% change20122011% change($, except share numbers)Total Revenue11,444,8795,644,60110334,413,17016,624,658107Funds from operations 16,029,7312,894,00410816,666,8728,846,54188Per share - diluted 10.200.18110.650.608Net income (loss)(2,455,973)(2,441,267)1(4,140,275)(3,062,843)35Per share - basic(0.08)(0.15)(0.16)(0.21)Per share - diluted(0.08)(0.15)(0.16)(0.21)Working Capital (deficiency) 2(47,543,639)(7,614,163)524(47,543,639)(7,614,163)524Total assets152,343,86864,955,397135152,343,86864,955,397135Capital Expenditures 311,872,8798,724,3733635,729,81840,545,790(12)Weighted average shares outstanding 4Basic29,706,75215,880,3748725,815,36614,836,80974Diluted29,706,75215,880,3748725,815,36614,836,80974Average daily productionCrude oil and NGLs (bbls/d)1,310442196986314214Natural gas (mcf/d)7,5056,391177,0784,52856Total (boe/d)2,5611,507702,1661,069103Average sale pricesCrude oil and NGLs ($/bbl)76.2989.87(15)77.7691.23(15)Natural gas ($/mcf)3.263.39(4)2.453.73(34)Total ($/boe)48.5740.711943.4242.622Operating netbacks ($/boe) 5Average realized sales48.5740.711943.4242.622Royalty expenses(4.43)(2.45)81(3.39)(1.77)92Production expenses(13.32)(10.07)32(12.10)(10.16)19Operating field netback30.8228.19927.9330.69(9)Realized commodity hedging gain (loss)1.01(1.61)(163)(0.17)(0.57)(70)Operating netback31.8326.582027.7630.12(8)Notes:1 Funds from operations is a non-GAAP measure and is calculated as cash flow from operating activities before the change in non-cash working capital and abandonment.2 Working capital (deficiency) includes accounts receivable, prepaid expenses and deposits, bank debt and accounts payable and accrued liabilities, but exclude the future value of financial instruments. 3 Capital expenditures include property acquisitions and are presented net of disposals, but exclude corporate acquisitions.4 On July 16, 2012 the Company consolidated its common shares on a 1 for 12 basis and all number of shares and per share amounts have been restated to reflect the consolidation.5 "Operating netback" does not have any standardized meaning prescribed by IFRS and therefore may not be comparable with the calculation of similar measures for other entities. Operating netback equals total petroleum and natural gas sales including realized gains and losses on commodity derivative contracts less royalties and operating costs calculated on a boe basis. Tamarack considers operating netback an important measure to evaluate its operational performance as it demonstrates its field level profitability relative to current commodity prices.Redwater 2012 Drilling UpdateSince completing the Echoex transaction, Tamarack has been focused on reducing costs and increasing Viking oil productivity at Redwater. The average drilling, completion and equipping costs of the most recent five wells was $1.056 million, a 12% reduction relative to the four wells drilled in the spring of 2012 and a 20% reduction relative to pre-2012 costs. To date, Tamarack has drilled nine wells in total, stimulated with the standard 10 stage, 10 ton gelled water fracture treatment, with the initial 30 day production oil rate averaging 76 bbls/d. This average exceeds Tamarack's original acquisition drilling type curve by 27%.Garrington Drilling ResultsDuring the fourth quarter of 2012, Tamarack drilled two (1.0 net) Cardium oil wells in Garrington. The Company stimulated these wells with 18 stage slick water fracture treatments in the first quarter of 2013. Both wells were equipped and tied into permanent facilities and began producing on February 9, 2013. Based on field estimates, the 3-29-32-3 W5M (52% net) well averaged 417 boe/d (215 net) (88% oil and natural gas liquids weighted) of production over an initial 30 day period. The 2-29-32-3 W5M (52% net) well averaged 353 boe/d (182 net) (89% oil and natural gas liquids weighted) of production over an initial 30 day period. 2013 Spring Drilling Program CommencedDuring March 2013, Tamarack commenced its spring drilling program in the Redwater area of Alberta. It drilled, completed and equipped five (4.7 net) Viking oil wells. These wells will be put on production in late March or early April. Tamarack is currently drilling the first of two net operated Cardium oil wells from an existing surface location in Lochend. The first Cardium well is expected to come on production during the second quarter of 2013 and the second well is expected on production in early July, 2013. Both wells will be tied into existing operated facilities.2013 Production UpdateBased on early 2013 drilling results and first quarter field production estimates of 2,625 to 2,675 boe/d, Tamarack is on target to meet its 2013 average production guidance of 2,900-3,000 boe/d. One of the two (1.0 net) non-operated Lochend wells began producing in early February and is currently producing at a constrained rate of 362 bbls/d (181 net). The scheduled Lochend facility expansion that Tamarack is also participating in is on track to be completed in April 2013 at which time the constraint will be lifted and both wells will produce at unrestricted rates. Tamarack also plans to commence a second five well Viking oil drilling program either late in the second quarter or early third quarter of 2013, pending surface access.About Tamarack Valley Energy Ltd.Tamarack is an oil and gas company involved in the identification, evaluation and operation of resource plays in the Western Canadian sedimentary basin. The Company uses a rigorous, proven modeling process to carefully manage risk and identify growth opportunities. Tamarack's diversified suite of oil-focused assets provides exposure to the high impact Cardium light oil resource plays in Lochend, Garrington/Harmattan and Buck Lake in Alberta, low cost Viking light oil resource plays in Redwater, Foley Lake and Westlock in Alberta and highly economic heavy oil opportunities southeast of Lloydminster in Saskatchewan. Abbreviationsbblbarrelbbls/dbarrels per dayboe/dbarrels of oil equivalent per daymcfthousand cubic feetmcf/dthousand cubic feet per dayUnit Cost CalculationFor the purpose of calculating unit costs, natural gas volumes have been converted to a barrel of oil equivalent ("boe") using six thousand cubic feet equal to one barrel unless otherwise stated. A boe conversion ratio of 6:1 is based upon an energy equivalency conversion method primarily applicable at the burner tip and does not represent a value equivalency at the wellhead. 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|Egg noodles
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For the Tigers, it's the same old same old. Just like the previous two years, same basketball, same performance, same mistakes.
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Knocked out of the Top 25 (you'd have thought those ranking the Tigers would have learned from the previous two years), honestly. I see no way that this team can beat the likes of Louisville, let alone any top -25 or NCAA tournament-worthy team.
I like Pastner, as it seems everyone in the city does, and he does many great things in the community, but this is getting disappointing. There should have been some team improvement now, but once again, the team and players seem lost.
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BUCKNER – It didn't end how either team would have liked Monday night in Buckner. In one dugout was Oldham County; victorious in the District 29 opener against a county rival. Across the field in another dugout was South Oldham; disappointed that Mother Nature cut short its opportunity for a comeback to trade emotions with the Colonels.
CRESTWOOD - South Oldham baseball is hitting its stride at the perfect time.
Two days before they begin district play at Oldham County, the Dragons took care of a doubleheader Saturday against with a 4-1 win against Simon Kenton and a 7-1 victory over Whitefield Academy on Bill Cofer Field.
South Oldham (6-4) has won four straight after a four-game losing streak.
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GOSHEN — Betty-Jean Cobb gives credit where it is due and admits she has inherited a talented North Oldham girls lacrosse team.
The North Oldham Lady Mustangs softball team has traded the rainy Kentucky spring for the Florida sunshine for a series of games for spring break in the Spring Break Bash in Destin, Florida.
Blake Bisig and Dylan Smith each scored two runs and Tyler Fitch brought in the winning run as South Oldham defeated Muhlenberg County 5-4 in an 11 inning affair in the Derby City Classic at Bellarmine University.
LOUISVILLE – Oldham County is looking for consistency in more ways than one. The Colonels offense has recently failed to generate hits that produce runs. Rhythm and timing is everything, and the Colonels haven't had many opportunities to pat down its offense consistently due to the lack of live pitches from inclement weather moving games around.
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continued its policy of transformation. This policy included the introduction
of a new growth, employment and redistribution strategy, as well as drastic
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In the face of growing labour unrest the government enacted new labour laws that promoted centralized bargaining and provided new mechanisms for dispute resolution. During the year there was a substantial reduction in political violence across the country as a whole, although violence in KwaZulu-Natal continues.
Criminal violence increased against a backdrop of high unemployment, estimated at between 22 and 40 per cent. The economy grew by 3 per cent and inflation decreased marginally to 7.4 per cent, the lowest in twenty-four years. Foreign investment remained unsatisfactory, notwithstanding the announcement by the government of new economic policies, including substantial privatization, fiscal discipline and endorsement by the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
The NP withdrew from the government in mid-year, thereby terminating the position of Deputy President F. W. de Klerk.
Local government elections were held in the metropolitan area of Cape Town in May and in KwaZulu-Natal in July. In the former the NP won 43 per cent of the seats, maintaining a marginal superiority over the ANC. In the latter the IFP gained 39 per cent of seats, confirming its position as a largely rural organization with little significant support in the urban areas.
Following lengthy negotiations, the constitutional assembly ratified a revised draft constitution in December that was due to come into effect in February 1997.
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1902. Jewish immigration, mainly from Lithuania, following the discovery
of diamonds and gold in the late nineteenth century, generated considerable
During the First World War, antisemites accused Jews of shirking military responsibilities and, in the inter-war years, tried to associate Jews with bolshevik subversion. Antisemitism in the 1920s culminated in the 1930 Quota Act, which virtually ended Jewish immigration from Eastern Europe. Popular antisemitism during the 1930s and 1940s was evident among the "Shirt" movements, most notably Louis T. Weichardt's Greyshirts, the Ossewabrandwag (Oxwagon Sentinel) and Oswald Pirow's New Order. The Afrikaner nationalist movement was also influenced by Nazi ideology. Antisemitism prompted the governing United Party to introduce the 1937 Aliens Act, curtailing German Jewish immigration. NP publications during the Second World War were also influenced by European fascism.
Antisemitism declined rapidly after 1945, although Prime Minister Jan Smuts opposed large-scale Jewish immigration. The Greyshirts and New Order disbanded and, in 1951, the ban on Jewish membership of the Transvaal NP (the NP was structured along federal lines) was lifted. Nonetheless, the NP, in power after 1948, resented disproportionate Jewish involvement in liberal and communist activities and Israel's support for the African bloc at the UN in the early 1960s.
Close ties between South Africa and Israel developed in the 1970s, engendering favourable attitudes towards the Jews on the part of the white population, although antisemitic outbursts, including expressions of Holocaust denial, were prevalent among elements of the white far right.
The majority black population felt betrayed by Israel's close relations with South Africa and sympathized with the Palestinian cause. Although black leaders clearly distinguished between anti-Zionism and antisemitism, there are indications of some anti-Jewish attitudes among black élites.
Since the "normalization" of South African politics, antisemitic incidents have been relatively isolated and largely confined to the far right and Islamist groups. In 1994 there was a spate of industrial disputes that involved protests against "Jewish capitalists".
The South African government has outlawed all forms of racial discrimination
with the adoption of the new constitution, the Bill of Fundamental Rights
and the repeal of the race-based statutes of the apartheid era. It has also
begun reorganizing the educational, housing and health care systems to benefit
all racial and ethnic groups equally.
South Africa has attracted a great number of illegal immigrants from neighbouring countries, particularly Mozambique, generating substantial resentment and xenophobia. Amendments to the Aliens Control Act have been introduced to control illegal entry and, in particular, residence status. By the end of the year, 10,000 had taken advantage of a new amnesty bill, passed in June, which allowed certain illegal aliens who had lived in South Africa for five years to become legal residents. Over 16,000 asylum-seekers were registered by the government in 1996.
ln 1969 the Herstigte Nasionale Party (HNP, Reconstituted National Party)
was formed to counter deviation from apartheid philosophy. The party's official
organ, Die Afrikaner (circulation 8,000), has featured numerous anti-semitic
The Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging (AWB, Afrikaner Resistance Movement) led by Eugene Terre'Blanche, kept a low profile in 1996. The movement, which was founded in 1981, pursues exclusivist, racist and antisemitic policies. It includes a paramilitary wing, the Storm Falcons, and a crack guerrilla unit, the Ystergarde (Iron Guard). Since the 1994 elections, however, its operations have been limited. In March, nine AWB members were found guilty of murder in connection with a series of bombings before the 1993 elections.
Antisemitic views were expounded in numerous, small white supremacist groups and neo-Nazi cells including: the Israelites; the Church of the Creator; the Kultuur Studie Groep (Culture Study Group); the Blanke Bevrydingsbeweging (BBB, White Liberation Movement); the World Preservatist Movement; the Afrikaner Nationalist Socialist Movement; the Kerk van die Verbondsvolk (Church of the People of the Covenant); the Boer Republican Army; and Orde Boerevolk. The membership of these groups remain small and their influence is not significant.
In 1996 the British anti-fascist magazine Searchlight exposed the involvement of British neo-Nazis in a plot to overthrow the new government in South Africa. Members of the British neo-Nazi League of Saint George reportedly co-operated with neo-Nazis throughout Europe to send mercenaries on a mission to South Africa in 1993. The strategy consisted of the assassination of South Africa's leaders and sabotage of its economic infrastructure. The co-ordinating body was the Afrikaner Volksfront (AVF), the right-wing umbrella group combining the AWB, the Conservative Party, the HNP and the Boerestaat Party, under the former military leader Gen-eral Constand Viljoen. The plan failed through the actions of the South African security services and a change in strategy by Viljoen, who withdrew from the project and led the Freedom Front (FF) in the 1994 general election.
The formation of the Muslim-dominated, community-based organization People Against Gangsterism and Drugs (Pagad) and its intimidation campaign against gang leaders in the Western Cape has caused considerable concern. The group, which held meetings at the Gatesville Mosque in Cape Town, announced in August that it opposed the media because it was controlled by Jewish groups. A member of Pagad reportedly claimed that Jews were exercising financial control in South Africa.
In October, Pagad led a protest march to stop a housing development planned by Neil Bernstein at Oudekraal outside Cape Town on the grounds that Muslim graves were scattered around the area. Several people waved placards with slogans such as "One Muslim [grave], One Synagogue", "One Brick, One Jew". They also displayed swastikas and Stars of David with the word "money" printed in the centre.
Other Islamist groups that have been established in recent years in South Africa include: Al Jihad; Da'wah Foundation of South Africa; Environmental Mazaar Action Committee; Foundation for Islamic Tarbiya; Hizbullah South Africa; Lebanon Alert Action Group; Islamic Unity Convention; Islamic Propagation Centre International; Muslim Alert Network; Nation of Islam; and People Against Drugs and Violence (Padav). In terms of influence most of these groups are of little consequence among the wider population, although their impact on the Muslim community cannot be discounted. Many express hostility towards Israel and use antisemitic motifs.
A report in the South African Jewish Times by two Israeli journalists, Uri Dan and Dennis Eisenberg, in May, claimed that Iranian mullahs, backed by Libyan and Muslim extremists, were spearheading a major effort to bolster a militant Islamist movement in South Africa. They charged that Louis Farrakhan (see MAINSTREAM POLITICS) had donated $50 million to the leftist Pan-Africanist Congress (PAC), which reportedly had close ties with Qibla, an Islamist movement in Cape Town.
Amid criticism from the South African Jewish community, President Mandela met with Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan (see United States of America), in January (see PUBLICATIONS AND MEDIA).
Advocate Kuper received documents from an unknown source containing extracts
from The Protocols of the Elders of Zion that claimed Jewish control
of the legal system. This occurred following Kuper's initiation in January
of a new scheme at the Johannesburg bar to improve the process of arbitration.
In March swastikas were painted on the highway from Johannesburg airport to Irene, outside Pretoria. A swastika was painted on a picture of Tony Leon, leader of the Democratic Party (DP), in Durban.
Graves were damaged in the Pretoria Jewish cemetery. In April, 125 graves were vandalized in the old Bloemfontein cemetery but since the Christian section of the cemetery was also damaged, the motives for this particular incident remain uncertain.
In February, a teacher at Pinelands North Primary School, Cape Town,
told pupils that Hitler was "a nice man who had treated everyone well".
He also claimed that Jews had grossly exaggerated the number of people killed
in the Holocaust.
A senior lecturer at the Cape Technicon in Cape Town repeatedly made antisemitic statements, for example accusing Jews of theft. The lecturer resigned following complaints by Jewish students.
In the May edition of the monthly journal Living Africa , Jon
Qwelane published an article entitled "The Lynching of William Makgoba"
that blamed Jews for the removal of Professor Makgoba as deputy vice-chancellor
at the University of Witwatersrand. Qwelane maintained that because Makgoba
was pro-Arab, the "powerful Jewish lobby" at the university, including
academics, students, administrators, financial benefactors and Jewish-led
corporations, had forced his removal.
In September a City Press editorial responded to a press release from the South African Board of Deputies about the visit of the Iranian president with the following statement: "The Jewish community in South Africa must begin to owe allegiance to this country and start to think like everyone else in this country. They must not support President Mandela when it suits them and turn their backs when they think of lsrael."
A cartoon appearing in the Sunday Times next to a statement by the University of the Witwatersrand on 15 September suggested that negative criticism of the university came predominantly from the Jewish community. The cartoon, a grotesque parody of a dinner-table scenario that made obvious allusions to the Jewish community, also appeared in the Financial Mail, Business Day and Sowetan .
Antisemitic remarks were only occasionally broadcast on radio. Radio 702, a Johannesburg station, aired an advertisement in which reference was made to the pogroms in Russia and that ridiculed South African Jews, using sexually explicit imagery. Chat-show host John Berks faced a number of antisemitic callers while discussing the proposed visit to South Africa of the Libyan president, Colonel Muammar Qaddafi, on Radio 702. Callers claimed that Jews controlled Radio 702 and that the Jewish lobby was attempting to stop the visit.
Louis Farrakhan's visit to South Africa aroused much discussion in the media. When questioned about Jews in an interview in the Johannesburg daily Star , Farrakhan answered that among them "are those who did involve themselves in the slave trade and unfortunately there are those who concocted the falsehood that black people were the children of Ham, doomed to be hewers of wood and drawers of water, servants of white people."
The August issue of Hustler, a pornographic monthly that has featured
various antisemitic articles in previous years, condemned the prospect of
a "hate speech" clause in the new constitution and defended its
right to question the authenticity of the Holocaust. The article also accused
the South African Board of Deputies of attempting to control all statements
about the Holocaust.
In July a letter in the Natal Witness, a Durban newspaper, denied that there had been a Nazi plan for the mass murder of a Jews. The letter, entitled "Where is the Proof of the Nazis' Plan?", related to debates on whether apartheid should be considered a "crime against humanity".
In March a pamphlet was distributed by the Ash-Shaheed organization entitled
"The Common Roots of Apartheid and Zionism".
In April at an international Muslim conference in Pretoria, "Creating a New Civilization of Islam", speakers cited Jews as "a powerful economic force" and blamed Zionism for "all evils in society".
Also in April the owner of the San Colioni Italian restaurant in Sandton, Johannesburg, refused to take a booking from a Jewish woman because of "what Israel is doing".
In July the KwaZulu-Natal Committee of the South African Jewish Board of Deputies received a package of articles with the words "anti-Christ" and "Neo-Nazionists" written on them. The materials also compared Israel's treatment of the Palestinians to Hitler's treatment of the Jews.
In September, anti-Israel and antisemitic mailings were received at the Union of Orthodox Synagogues in Cape Town. The letter condemned "Israel Nazionist barbarity" and quoted the following Qur'anic text: "Strongest among men in enmity to the believers wilt thou [Muhammad] find the Jews and the Pagans."
The South African Jewish Board of Deputies monitored antisemitism and
responded to incidents and offensive statements where appropriate. In particular
it attempted to dissuade President Mandela from meeting Louis Farrakhan
(see MAINSTREAM POLITICS).
The board also promoted dialogue with opinion-makers in the wider community. Jews have had high-profile representation on inter-faith forums.
Antisemitism was of marginal significance in public life in South Africa.
Ultimately the fate of South African Jews is tied up with that of the white
population as a whole. Given the ANC's opposition to racism, the climate
for opposing antisemitism in South Africa publicly is more favourable than
it has been in the past. The quick repudiation of occasional and individual
expressions of antisemitism by various organizations and institutions bears
testimony to this.
Nonetheless, there are disturbing signs that anti-Zionist sentiments, particularly those emanating from the Muslim community, are often conflated with antisemitism.


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Years ago I wrote a post on how to Backup multiple MySQL databases into separate files (Linux). I get a lot of questions about how to do the same on Windows; here's a script submitted by one of my readers:
:: MySQl DB user set dbuser=xxxx :: MySQl DB users password set dbpass=xxxx :: Switch to the MySQL data directory and collect the folder names pushd "C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\MySQL\MySQL Server 5.5\data" :: Loop through the folders and use the fnames for the sql filenames, collects all databases automatically this way echo "hello" echo "Pass each name to mysqldump.exe and output an individual .sql file for each" FOR /D %%F IN (*) DO ( "C:\Program Files\MySQL\MySQL Server 5.5\bin\mysqldump.exe" --user=%dbuser% --password=%dbpass% --databases %%F > "C:\SQLBackup\%%F.%backupdate%.sql" )
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handy script, thanks.
I think it's missing a "set backupdate".
Although it's locale dependant, you can use %date% and %time% to set it according to the current system date and time.
For example, if %date% outputs "dd/mm/yyyy" and you want "yyyy-mm-dd" :
set backupdate=%date:~-4%-%date:~3,2%-%date:~0,2%


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Book your room at Cadillac Jacks Gaming Resort, an Ascend Collection hotel
Get an overview of this hotel3-star hotel with casino and free valet parking
Situated in Deadwood, this hotel is within a 15-minute walk of Days of '76 Museum and Adams Museum. Broken Boot Gold Mine is 1.3 mi (2.1 km) away.
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Along with a casino, this hotel has a restaurant and an indoor pool. Free WiFi in public areas and free valet parking are also provided. Additionally, a fitness center, a bar/lounge, and a coffee shop/café are onsite.
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All 103 rooms provide conveniences like refrigerators and microwaves, plus free WiFi and cable TV. Room service, coffee makers, and free local calls are among the other amenities available to guests.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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In addition to an indoor pool, Cadillac Jacks Gaming Resort, an Ascend Collection hotel provides a spa tub and a fitness center. Dining options at the hotel include a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This 3-star property offers access to a business center and meeting rooms. This business-friendly hotel also offers a casino, gift shops/newsstands, and coffee/tea in the lobby. Complimentary valet parking is available on site.
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- Total number of rooms - 103
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Cadillac Jacks Gaming Resort, an Ascend Collection hotel has a restaurant on site.
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The perceived tone of a product or political advertisement affects public response – even holding constant the content of the message. This column provides evidence that men and women react differently to positive and negative tones in electoral advertisements. Negative advertising increases voter turnout among men but not women; positive advertising tends to win women's sympathy but alienates men. This should inform gender-specific tailoring of targeted advertisements.
Vincenzo Galasso, Tommaso Nannicini, Sunday, September 22, 2013
Ferdinand Rauch, Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Advertising is expensive and thus raises the cost of goods, but it may encourage competition that keeps prices down. This column addresses the old question with data from a natural experiment brought about by tax harmonisation in Austria. It argues that on average advertising decreases consumer prices and estimates that if the 5% tax were abolished, consumer prices would decrease by about 0.25 percentage points.
Diane Coyle, Saturday, December 3, 2011
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Atlanta Hawks vs. Dallas Mavericks: NBA Expert Handicapper Pick
- Updated: January 29, 2011
Atlanta Hawks
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A pair of evenly matched teams take to the hardwood on Saturday night in a nationally televised NBA betting affair, as the Dallas Mavericks collide with the Atlanta Hawks in Big D.
Atlanta had been playing a lot of games without Marvin Williams due to injury of late. Now, they're likely to end up playing without him due to suspension. Last night, Williams was ejected for fighting with New York Knicks' Shawne Williams. Both players are likely to have their punishment handed down before this evening's clashes. That's going to take a team that is already thin and make it even thinner. The good news though, is that there are four players on this squad that are averaging at least 16 points per game, more than any other team in the league. But beyond these four and Mike Bibby, there isn't another player on the roster averaging even 18 minutes, or even 5.0 points per game. Joe Johnson has been on fire of late, making up for a relatively slow start to the campaign. He is now averaging 19.9 points per game this year after putting up 34 with seven assists and eight boards in the win against the Knicks. The Hawks are tied for second place in the Southeast Division with the Orlando Magic coming into Saturday night.
Dallas has been absolutely atrocious from an NBA betting standpoint, as it is just 2-9 ATS in its last 11 games since originally losing Dirk Nowitzki to a knee injury. The good news is that Dirk is back and the team is winning again, but covers are still awfully hard to come by. This is the third game on a four game home stand that should produce a ton of wins for the Mavs. After this though, the road gets significantly tougher with an East Coast swing starting in February. Nowitzki really hasn't played up to his potential since returning, as he only has one game with more than 23 points scored since that knee injury forced him out of the lineup. Still, he is averaging 231 points and 6.9 rebounds per game and really needs to return to form to help his team make a run at the NBA Finals this year. It's been great to see this team score 111 and 112 points over the course of the last two games, because the offense in general for Dallas has absolutely stunk. The team ranks No. 23 in the league at just 97.0 points per game this year, something that was really considered impossible at the outset of the season with all of the star power available.
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Dallas should get back in the fold on Saturday night. The Hawks are coming off of that gritty game against the Knicks, and if Williams really does get suspended for this one, there shouldn't be enough depth to come on the road and win for a second straight night, especially here in Dallas.
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Let there be no doubt: Montana Senator Jon Tester loves meat from Montana. He loves meat so much that he carries a 40-pound suitcase full of Montana meat with him whenever he comes to Washington. This quirky story apparently was worthy of a spot in the New York Times.
"Taking meat with us is just something that we do," Senator Tester told the Times. "We like our own meat."
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2011-12 Western Conference standings
Updated: December 27, 2011, 11:38 PM ETESPN.com
In the great tradition of the ESPN NBA Summer Forecast, it's time to roll out our first Winter Forecast.
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Cumming is quite good and plays a fortepiano by Joseph Brodmann, Vienna, circa 1815. The instrument is from Christopher Hogwood's collection and has been very well maintained. I hear some totally new sounds in the Variations (1800 - Weber's first published piano piece). Cummings make very effective use of this. The addition of Hogwood for the Duets (1807) brings a world class keyboard player into the mix; and, considering that the instrument is his, we are the beneficiaries all the way around. I have performed some duets on an early (1840s) piano once played by Brahms, and the sound here brings back that memory quite strongly. Both performers and instrument seem perfectly suited to the music. Recorded sound is very good, and booklet notes are well above average.
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The product itself seems very durable and adequate, haven't had time to kid test it as it was a Christmas present, but he likes it a lot. My issue with the product was with shipping and packaging. The item reached us with a sizable gash in one corner of the box, a large chunk of the corner-both sides. You could look inside the box see the item, color everything. First off, I do a lot of internet shopping and I know there are stiffer less pliable cardboard boxes out there, and this one was below par. I was concerned so I took pictures with my phone before I opened the rest of the box. The table had one of those thin Styrofoam mesh sheets over it, that was it, no Bubble Cushion, no air cushion packages, no thick Styrofoam blocks to protect the table if the UPS guy dropped it on the ground getting it out of the truck. And this is a decent sized square, flat box, hard to grip if you have short arm span. When I looked at the table, there were a couple of scratches and nicks on the underside, no biggie, 'cause you don't see that. But there was a noticeable vertical cut or gash on the table edging, the blue part in our case. Like someone had cut it with a box cutter or maybe something sharp in the delivery truck or conveyor belt at the UPS facility. We kept the table because by the time we opened it, it was already the second week in December, I knew I could easily turn the table so the gash was closer to the wall and my child would not see it, it wasn't worth the hassle or extra cost if there was any to send it back and try and get another one before Christmas and hope that one wasn't damaged the same or worse. The chairs and table legs came without incident and are great. We like the table and the price was really good for the quality we received. It doesn't turn me off to wayfair, but if I order from them again, I will read the return conditions better. I am used to dealing with amazon, with does returns extremely well and with minimal hassle, but if wayfair products are shipped like this, I need to know that I can return damaged goods without extra cost or hassle.
Great product! Exactly what I was expecting!
Sarah from Plano, TX – Verified Buyer
We bought this table for our young toddler class. It is very sturdy and well made. The order arrived AHEAD of time!! Very pleased.


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WINOOSKI — Small businesses that have not yet enrolled in Vermont Health Connect insurance plans will be able to sign up directly with insurers, state officials announced Tuesday morning.
The announcement from the Shumlin administration is a tacit acknowledgement that the state's health care exchange website won't be ready in time to sign up small businesses that need to obtain coverage for workers in 2014.
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