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Schools in the Manteca Unified School District will begin accepting kindergarten registration on Wednesday, April 13, from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
LATHROP – Students at Lathrop High School are going to get a special treat when they arrive on campus this morning.
LATHROP – "West Side Story" is a 1950s Broadway production turned into an award-winning 1961 musical film of the same name.
If temporary taxes that generate $11 billion a year for the state aren't extended, school districts such as Manteca Unified and Ripon Unified will take a loss of up to $350 per student.
WESTON RANCH – Farm Day returned to August Knodt School Friday after a one-year hiatus.
Anthony Dahl is perhaps better known to Manteca Unified School District students as an instrumental music teacher.
It is a first for any high school Ag department.
The Manteca High School Thespian Club has hit one of the park.
A group of seventh-grade students at Veritas School will take part in a research symposium at the University of California at Davis next month.
The verdict is still to come.
Manteca's emergency responders – police and fire – are stepping onto the Sierra High School hardwoods Thursday night at 6 o'clock to put on an exhibition basketball game for the benefit of the school's Class of 2011 Sober Grad Night.
The biggest test that could prevent 10,000 Manteca Unified students from advancing to the next grade level in August is whether they can provide documentation they are immunized against perstussis that is also known as whooping cough.
Joshua Cowell students buying school lunch Wednesday will enjoy a side dish that could later this year be prepared by White House chefs.
Dine under the stars and with the stars.
RIPON – Lance Morrow hopes to see students at Ripon High become high-tech savvy.
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"Summer" vacation for 600 plus Manteca Unified students starts in mid-December and ends in mid-March.
The season for Pomp and Circumstance at Manteca Unified School District will kick off on Thursday, May 21.
Thunderous cheers filled the air Friday noon as Nile Garden School seventh grade students opened their 20th Celtic Faire in the school's courtyard with the blessing of their history teacher "King Lewis" after he was pulled into the heart of the activities by a pair of bards.
Douglas and Antoinette Carraway experienced racism at Walter Woodward Elementary School.
There were plenty of things said during the discussion about whether Manteca Unified School Board Trustee Sam Fant should face censure for his behavior surrounding a set of personal Facebook pictures of a district employee that took the air out of the room Thursday night.
Filling the seat vacated by Alexander Bronson could be the first time area-only elections are conducted in the Manteca Unified School District.
Both of the Manteca Unified school board members who were charged last month with a host of felonies stemming from a voter fraud inquiry into registering to vote to run for trustee positions they were not legally entitled were notified days in advance by the San Joaquin County District Attorney's Office that the charges were coming.
This summer, Great Valley Writing Project at CSU Stanislaus will offer academic writing camps for K-12 students in Manteca, Ripon, and Tracy. Since 2005, these programs have been advertised as "GVWP Writing & Technology Workshops," but they recently changed their title to "Great Valley Writing Camps."
Facebook could be getting another Manteca Unified School District board member in trouble.
Claudette Alves chased her students through the bark, around the bars and up the flight of stairs that lead to the slides.
The San Joaquin AgFest Junior Show and Auction is scheduled next month.
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Lifestyles of Faith – Past and Present in Lancaster County
Program Number:
Start and End Dates:
4/14/2013 - 4/19/2013
9/20/2015 - 9/25/2015
5 nights
Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Price starting at:
$749.00 -
Price may vary based on date, departure city
Program Type:
History & Culture; Philosophy & Religion
Activity Level:
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see description
14; 5 Breakfasts, 4 Lunches, 5 Dinners
Unique, religious communities make up the heritage of Lancaster County, Pa. — experience their ways of life as local experts lead you on an exploration of Amish, Mennonite, Moravian and Quaker traditions. Learn about Mennonite history as you pay a visit to the 1719 Hans Herr House, and delve into the stories of the Ephrata Cloisters during an expert-led exploration of their community. Visit a business run by an Old Order Amish family, and take in lectures on Quaker and Native American faiths.
• Learn about one of America's oldest religious communities, the Ephrata Cloister, which was founded in 1732 by German settlers.
• Explore the charming city of Lancaster as you walk through its Central Market.
• Visit the 1719 Hans Herr House, the oldest still-standing Mennonite home in the U.S.
Activity Particulars
Walking up to a half-mile on uneven terrain, some stairs; frequent on and off bus.
Date Specific Information
Enjoy the latest in hearing technology — listening devices — on this date.
Coordinated by Black Rock Retreat Center.
Known worldwide as "Pennsylvania Dutch Country," Lancaster and the surrounding countryside is home to the nation's oldest Amish community. One of the longest-running farmer's markets in the country attracts those seeking fresh produce and baked goods.
Modern retreat center in peaceful woodland setting in Lancaster County. No alcohol or smoking permitted on grounds.
Road Scholar Instructors
These instructors are participating on at least one date of this program. Please note that changes may occur.
Brinton Rutherford
Brinton Rutherford grew up in northern Lancaster County. He currently works as a resource staff person for Lancaster Mennonite Conference of Mennonite Church USA. His prior work includes five years as the director the Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society. With an earned doctorate in theology from Fuller Theological Seminary, he also teaches theology and church history at the Lancaster campus of Eastern Mennonite Seminary and Eastern Mennonite University, and at Messiah College.
Meals and Lodgings
Black Rock Retreat
Quarryville, PA
5 nights
Black Rock Retreat
Conference Center
Nestled in 100 acres of peaceful woodland, Black Rock Retreat is located in picturesque Southern Lancaster County, PA.and is surrounded by Amish farmland. Begun 50 years ago by the vision of a local Mennonite leader, Black Rock has grown from a small summer camp to a year-round facility which offers peaceful, comfortable accommodations to many various groups. The Road Scholar program is held in the beautiful and modern Maranatha Retreat Center. You will have time to explore the hiking trails which lead to our "Lake in the Woods" or the Octorara Creek. Also available for your use is a gymnasium and plenty of comfortable seating by a fireplace.
Contact info:
1345 Kirkwood Pike
Quarryville, PA 17566 USA
phone: 800-858-9299
Room amenities:
Our smoke-free motel-style rooms offer a place of quiet and relaxation without the distraction of television and radio. Hair dryers not provided.
Facility amenities:
Black Rock Retreat welcomes Participants in the Maranatha Retreat Center which includes an inviting lobby area which hosts two stone fireplaces and access to a large deck. Also located in the retreat center are the spacious meeting rooms for sessions, dining area and lodging rooms. The motel style rooms offer private baths. Delicious buffet-style meals are prepared by our food service staff and served in our airy dining room or sunny deck overlooking woods. Coffee and cold drinks are available as well as vending machines. In addition to the gymnasium, you are welcome to play a game of ping-pong in our game room. A gift shop with locally made items is available for your enjoyoment. You will enjoy comfort amid nature during your stay at Black Rock.
Smoking allowed:
Elevators available:
Additional nights prior:
$50.00 - $70.00/night. Depends on availability.
Check in time:
Additional nights after:
$50.00 - $70.00/night. Depends on availability.
Check out time:
Travel Details
Start of Program:
Registration in the lobby from 4PM - 5:30PM. You will be staying at
Black Rock Retreat
that night.
End of Program:
Program ends at 10AM following wrap-up session. You will be staying at
Black Rock Retreat
the night before.
Required documents:
The Participant Information Form is required.
Parking availability:
Parking is free for the length of the program.
To Start of Program
Quarryville, PA
Nearest city or town:
Nearest highway:
Retreat Center is along Rt. 472.
Nearest airport:
Philadelphia International - PHL Airport Code
From End of Program
Quarryville, PA
Additional transportation information same as above
Travel Details
Public Transportation
phone: 215-580-7800
47 miles
There is no direct shuttle service available from any of the major airports. However guests can take Greyhound bus or AMTRAK from Philadelphia to Lancaster. Public taxi service is available from Lancaster to Black Rock Retreat.
None - Car Required
Driving Directions
From Baltimore via I-95 and US Route 1
Exit I-95 in Maryland at Route 272 (Exit 100). Travel north on Route 272, until the intersection of US Route 1. Travel north on US Route 1. Get off at Route 472 (Oxford, PA exit). Turn left onto Route 472 and travel north approximately 8.5 miles. Black Rock Retreat is located on the right side of the road approximately 2 miles after the small town of Kirkwood, PA.
From Harrisburg via the PA Turnpike East
Exit the turnpike at exit #247 (Harrisburg). From toll booth take right hand ramp. Take Route 283 east to Lancaster, PA. Exit Route 283 at Route 72 (Manheim Pike). Travel on Route 72 south until it merges with Route 222 south (Prince Street). Travel on Route 222 through the town of Lancaster and continue on Route 222 south all the way to the town of Quarryville. (Watch the left turn that Route 222 south makes after the Willow Valley Resort, south of Lancaster). When in Quarryville, make a left at the first light (there will be a Ford dealership on your right) onto Route 372 east (State Street) and travel approximately 0.7 miles. Turn right onto Route 472 south. Travel approximately 4.5 miles, and Black Rock Retreat will be on your left. (Do not try to find us on Black Rock Road. We do not have an entrance on this road).
From Philadelphia via I-95 and US Route 11
Exit I-95 in Pennsylvania after Chester, PA at Route 322 West. Travel north until you reach the intersection of US Route 1. Travel south on US Route 1 until you reach the exit for Route 472 (Oxford exit). Turn right onto Route 472 and travel north approximately 8.5 miles. Black Rock Retreat is located on the right side of the road approximately 2 miles after the small town of Kirkwood, PA.
From Philadelphia via the PA Turnpike West
Exit the turnpike at exit #326 (Valley Forge/King of Prussia). Almost immediately get on Route 202 south. Travel on this road until you reach US Route 1 south. Travel approximately 26 miles on Route 1 south until you reach the exit for Route 472. Turn right onto Route 472 and travel north approximately 8.5 miles. Black Rock Retreat is located on the right side of the road approximately 2 miles after the small town of Kirkwood, PA.
From Wilmington, Delaware
Take Route 141 or Route 48 to Route 41 North. Continue on Route 41 North until it intersects with Route 1. Take Route 1 South and get off at the fifth exit (Route 472). Turn right and go north on Route 472 for approximately 8.5 miles. Black Rock Retreat is located on the right side of the road approximately 2 miles after the small town of Kirkwood.
The prices listed for commercial services and facilities that are not included in the program cost, such as airport shuttles or extra nights lodging, are subject to change without notice. Since Road Scholar cannot guarantee the accuracy of these prices, we strongly suggest contacting the companies directly for the most up-to-date information.
Daily Schedule
Day 1:
Check in and registration/Orientation
(Sunday, April 14)
Registration and welcome in retreat center lobby.
Dinner is a buffet-style meal served in the Maranatha Retreat Center Dining Room. Our guests will meet in the lobby for instructions. Our goal is to serve our guests healthy and delicious food featuring local tastes and recipes.
ORIENTATION/GETTING TO KNOW YOU: Beginning at 7:15PM in our private meeting room we'll have an overview of the program ahead and review the up-to-date schedule, responsibilities, safety, guidelines, emergency procedures, and any other administrative issues. Please be aware that local circumstances may require adjusting program elements. In the event of changes we will notify you as quickly as possible via the SPI. We appreciate your understanding. We will also spend some time becoming better acquainted with participants and program staff. Find out what you have in common beyond a love of learning! The session will be followed by an ice cream sundae bar set up in the retreat center dining room with plenty of time to relax and prepare for the full day of activity and learning ahead.
Black Rock Retreat
Meals Included:
Day 2:
Guided tours of historic Ephrata Cloister and Lititz Moravian Church.
(Monday, April 15)
Buffet-style meal served in the Retreat Center dining room.
See a glimpse of this interesting part of Lancaster's history as we are guided around the Ephrata Cloisters. Also included will be a stop at an Amish farm and gift shop operated by a charming and welcoming Old Order Amish family.
Boxed lunch provided during the tour.
Travel to beautiful Lititz for tour of Lititz Moravian Church. Learn about the Moravian heritage and the history of this quaint town.
Buffet-style meal served in the Retreat Center dining room.
PBS film: Amish - People of Preservation
Black Rock Retreat
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 3:
Excursion to Downtown Lancaster City and Landis Valley Museum
(Tuesday, April 16)
Buffet-style meal served in the Retreat Center dining room.
Leave on charter bus for Downtown Lancaster City. Our day will possibly include a walking tour of the city as well as Demuth Museum and historic Lancaster Central Market.
Lunch on your own in Lancaster City.
Learning continues by visiting the interesting Landis Valley Museum and enjoying a guided "Taste of Pennsylvania Dutch" tour.
Experience a traditional meal in an Old Order Amish home.
Savor the experiences of the day as we meander back to Black Rock Retreat on peaceful country roads.
Black Rock Retreat
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Dinner
Day 4:
Amish and Mennonite lecture and free time
(Wednesday, April 17)
Buffet-style meal served in the Retreat Center dining room.
"The Radical Reformation - Then and Now" lecture by Brinton Rutherford about the Amish and Mennonites.
Buffet-style meal served in the Retreat Center dining room.
Free time.
Buffet-style meal served in the Retreat Center dining room.
Local presenter, Carolyn Mellinger, will share from her life - "Growing Up Mennonite" followed by opportunity to make (and eat) your own soft pretzel.
Black Rock Retreat
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 5:
Lancaster County Three Histories Tour - featuring Swiss German, Native American and African American Story Tellers
(Thursday, April 18)
Buffet-style meal served in the Retreat Center dining room.
Leave on coach for "Three Stories" tour. Sites include Bart Meeting House, site of Christiana Resistance (Underground Railroad) and 1719 Hans Herr House.
Boxed lunch.
"Three Stories" tour continues with travel to Columbia, Conestoga, Habecker Mennonite Church and sites in Lancaster City and Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society.
Buffet-style meal served in the Retreat Center dining room.
"Quakers in Our Midst" lecture by Brinton Rutherford.
Black Rock Retreat
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 6:
(Friday, April 19)
Buffet-style meal served in the Retreat Center dining room.
Program concludes with wrap-up session.
Boxed lunches are available at end of session at 10AM.
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch
Free Time Opportunities
Quarryville, PA
General Overview
Various attractions in Lancaster County including Strasburg Railroad and Museum, Amish attractions, museums and Sight and Sound Theatre. For additional information, visit
Important information about your itinerary:
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the information featured on this website. Itineraries are based on our best information at this time. Circumstances beyond our control may require us to adjust itineraries or other details. We regret any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding. Information will be sent to you from your Program Provider approximately three weeks prior to the program start date. The prices listed for commercial services and facilities that are not included in the program cost, such as airport shuttles or extra nights lodging, are subject to change without notice. Since Road Scholar cannot guarantee the accuracy of these prices, we strongly suggest contacting the companies directly for the most up-to-date information.
Suggested Reading List
Old Order Amish: Their Enduring Way of Life
Author: Donald Kraybill
Description: Learn about Lancaster County Amish social life and customs.
Amish Country
Author: Ruth Hoover Seitz
Description: Discover the Old Order Amish ways and the reasons behind them.
Anabaptism: Neither Catholic or Protestant
Author: Walter Klaassen
Anabaptist Story
Author: William R. Estep
You can't find a better value than Road Scholar.
As a not-for-profit organization, we are dedicated to providing all-inclusive educational programs at great value. From lectures to gratuities to field trips to accommodations - the tuition you pay up front is all that you pay.
Specifically, this program includes:
5 nights accommodations
14 meals: 5 breakfasts, 4 lunches, 5 dinners
Expert-led lectures: 9
Expert-led lectures
Led by one or more of our world-class instructors, typically in a classroom setting, lectures come in the form of presentations, discussions or workshops and offer expert insight into your area of study.
Field trips: 6
Field trips
The world is your classroom, as you're on location with an instructor to pursue your educational theme firsthand.
Hands-on experiences: 3
Hands-on experiences
Learn by doing in these "hands-on" activities directed by an expert.
Plus these special experiences...
Tour one of America's earliest religious communities, the Ephrata Cloister, which was founded in 1732 by German settlers seeking spiritual goals.
Guided tour of the 1719 Hans Herr House which is the oldest still-standing Mennonite meeting house in the Western Hemisphere.
Go back in time with a visit to Landis Valley Museum & Village - largest living history village dedicated to the preservation of early PA German life.
Enjoy downtown Lancaster and our Central Market which is the country's oldest continually operating market with time to savor the tastes and sights!
View the Daily Schedule to see more
And included with all Road Scholar programs:
Learning led by expert instructors who are authorities in the field of study.
An experienced Group Leader attuned to the needs of Road Scholar participants.
Customary gratuities throughout the program that you would normally pay yourself.
The Road Scholar Travel Assistance Plan, providing 24-hour-a-day emergency assistance coverage.
© Road Scholar 2015
Call toll-free: 1-800-454-5768


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Target First Saturdays: 5–11 p.m.
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We clear the galleries 15 minutes before closing. We're closed Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day. Our Shop, Saul restaurant, and The Counter café have special hours. Our Library is temporarily closed for renovations, with some resources available by email request.
General Admission*
|Students with valid I.D.
|Adults 62 and over
|Ages 19 and under
|Members (Join us!)
|Group tours and school groups
|Special rates apply
*These general admission prices are suggested contribution amounts.
Brooklyn Art & Garden Tickets*
|$23 (9% savings)
|Students (20+) with valid I.D.
|$14 (7% savings)
|Older adults
|$14 (7% savings)
November through February, this offer is only valid on weekends (the Garden is free on weekdays during the winter). Prices are based on the Museum's full suggested contribution and on the Garden's fees. Tickets are valid only on the purchase date and are non-refundable. There is no combination ticket for those 19 and under. Ages 19 and under enter the Brooklyn Museum free of charge; those 12 and under enter the Brooklyn Botanic Garden free of charge. Prices don't apply to school/youth tours.
Our Neighborhood
Did you know we're surrounded by other great things to do? Pair your visit with us with an exploration of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden (see above for Brooklyn Art & Garden tickets), Brooklyn Public Library, Prospect Park, Prospect Park Zoo, or Brooklyn Children's Museum. And in addition to our own Saul restaurant and bar and The Counter café, you'll find lots of restaurants and cafés nearby.


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While I Was Gone
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Cheese 'N' Bacon Topped Potato
|Baking potato
|5 Ounce, scrubbed
|Reduced fat swiss cheese
|3⁄4 Ounce, divided
|Reduced fat shredded swiss cheese
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|Plain low-fat yogurt
|2 Tablespoon
|1 Teaspoon, chopped
|1 Teaspoon
|Reduced calorie mayonnaise
|1 Teaspoon
|Bacon bits
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1. Using a fork, pierce potato all over.
2. In a microwaveable plate, place potato and cook on High for 5 minutes; ½ rotate the plate in between cooking.
3. Let the potatoes stand for 1 minute.
4. Lengthwise cut the potato into half.
5. Leaving 1/4-inch-thick shells scoop out the pulp from the potato halves; keep the shells aside.
6. In a large mixing bowl, put together potato pulp, 1/2 ounce cheese, the yogurt, chives, mayonnaise, 1/2 teaspoon bacon bits, and the pepper; mix well.
7. Stuff the potatoes with the potato pulp mixture.
8. In a baking dish, place the stuffed potato and sprinkle remaining cheese and bacon bits.
9. Keep the baking sheet in the oven and cook on High for 1 minute until the cheese is just melted.
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Dhanusa District
|Central (Madhyamanchal)
|• Total
|1,180 km2 (460 sq mi)
|Population (2011[1])
|• Total
|• Density
|550/km2 (1,400/sq mi)
|Time zone
|Main language(s)
Maithali (85%)Nepali (4.4%)
Dhanusha District, alternatively Dhanusha District, (Nepali: धनुषा जिल्ला Listen (help·info), a part of Janakpur Zone, is one of the seventy-five districts of Nepal.[2] The district, with Janakpur as its district headquarters, covers an area of 1,180 km² and has a population (2011) of 754,777.[1] It lies in the Central Development Region of Nepal. Also famous as a cultural center, the city attracts many Hindu pilgrims during festivals from both Nepal and India.
During the elections in April 2008, the district was divided in seven constituencies. It is also the home district of the first president of Nepal, Dr. Ram Baran Yadav, who contested and won the elections from constituency 5. As a political center of the region, it has prominent leaders like Bimalendra Nidhi from the Nepali Congress, Anand yadav (Gangaram yadav) from the CPN-UML, and Matrika Yadav from the CPN-Maoist.
Janakpur, the headquarters of the district, was rocked by ethnic tension during and following uprisings in the Tarai, the southern plains of Nepal. Following the revolt, many people of Hill-origin fled the district and moved elsewhere, skewing the demography of the district. Dhalkebar, a town on the highway, has a majority of people of Hill-origin, while Janakpur has a majority of Madhesis, a Terai-origin community.
The most common language spoken in Dhanusa is Maithali.
Among the major places to visit in Dhanusa are its famous temples and lakes, mostly situated in Janakpur. These include the Janaki Temple, Dhanusadham where according to Hindu mythology a part of Shiva's bow that Lord Ram broke is said to have fallen, and the Vivah Mandap where it is believed Ram and Sita were married. A beautiful Mithila Women's Art Center is also a major tourist attraction.
Dhanusha district has an airport and the only Railway System of Nepal is also situated here which connects Janakpurdham with an Indian town, Jayanagar. It has several good hotels like Hotel Rama, Hotel Sita Palace including the starred hotel Hotel Welcome.[3] It also has the Janakpur Zonal Hospital and several private hospitals.
Geography and Climate[edit]
|Climate Zone[4]
|Elevation Range
|% of Area
|Lower Tropical
|below 300 meters (1,000 ft)
|Upper Tropical
|300 to 1,000 meters
1,000 to 3,300 ft.
Towns and villages[edit]
Andupatti, Aurahi, Bafai, Bagchaura, Baheda Bala, Bahuarba, Balabakhar, Balaha Kathal, Balaha Sadhara, Ballagoth, Baniniya, Baramajhiya, Basahiya, Basbitti, Bateswor, Bega Shivapur, Bengadawar, Bhathihan Bazar Bharatpur. Bhuchakrapur, Bhutahi Paterwa, Bindhi, Bisarbhora, Chakkar, Chhireshwarnath Municipality, Chora Koilpur, Debadiha, Deuri Parbaha, Devpura Rupetha, Dhabouli, Dhalkebar, Dhanauji, Dhanusadham Municipality, [[Dubarkoth Hathletwa ]], Duhabi, Ekarahi, Fulgama, Ghodghans, Giddha, Godar, Gopalpur, Goth Kohelpur, Hansapur Kathpula, Hariharpur, Hardiya, Harine, Hathipur Harbara, Inarwa, Itaharwa, Janakpur, Jhatiyahi, Jathai, Jhojhi Kataiya, [[Jamunibas,{i.e Bengadawar-3&4}]], Kachuri Thera, Kajara Ramaul, Kanakpatti, Khajuri Chanha, Khariyani, Kurtha, Labatoli, Lagmamdha Guthi, Lakhouri, Lakkad, Laxminibas, Laxmipur Bagewa, Lohana Bahbangama, Machijhitakaiya, Mahuwa, Mahuwa, Makhanaha, Manshingpatti, Mitheleswor Nikas, Mithileswor Mauwahi, Mujeliya, Mukhiyapatti, Mushargiya, Nagarain, Nakatajhijh, Nauwakhor Prashahi, Nunpatti, Pachaharwa, Papikleshwor, Patanuka, Paterwa, Paudeswor, Puspalpur, Raghunathpur, Ramaidaiya Bhawadi, Rampur Birta, Sabaila, Sakhuwa Mahendranagar, Sapahi, Satosar, Shantipur, Siddha, Singyahi Maidan, Sinurjoda, Sonigama, Suga Madhukarahi, Suganikash, Tarapatti Sirsiya, Thadi Jhijha, Thilla Yaduwa, Tulsi Chauda, Tulsiyahi Nikas, Tulsiyani Jabdi, Yadukush, Terha,Dumariya,
- ^ a b Household and population by districts, Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) Nepal
- ^ Districts of Nepal at statoids.com
- ^ "Registered Star Hotels". Government of Nepal, Ministry of Tourism and Civil Aviation, Tourism Industry Division. Retrieved 2010-08-09.
- ^ The Map of Potential Vegetation of Nepal - a forestry/agroecological/biodiversity classification system (PDF), . Forest & Landscape Development and Environment Series 2-2005 and CFC-TIS Document Series No.110., 2005, ISBN 87-7803-210-9, retrieved Nov 22, 2013
External links[edit]
- Dhanusa District map at Digital Himalaya (via Nepal Maps)
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Just a few short weeks ago, life was good for Strikeforce lightweight contender Pat Healy.
With a good training camp behind him that included time in Hawaii with MMA legend BJ Penn and former Strikeforce champion Josh Thomson, Healy was ready to shock the world and end the Melendez Hype.
As we all now know, he isn't getting the chance to do that anymore, at least not when he had hoped, but he is prepared to wait it out.
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"He said five weeks. So if his rehab goes like that and he's only out five weeks, it would probably take him another six, seven, eight weeks to get ready; I'd definitely wait for that. The title shot's a big thing. Then again, if they came to me with a fight, I'd have a hard time turning it down."
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Former safety Gary Fencik took and delivered his share of hits in a distinguished NFL career. But that was then and this is now and "I know one thing," Fencik said Tuesday night, laughing.
"[Ex-Bears safety] Doug Plank and I couldn't have afforded to play in this era. We always said we would have played for free; well, we WOULD have been."
Fencik was on hand Tuesday for the "Moms Football Safety Clinic" put on under the Bears' and NFL auspices in the Walter Payton Center, with more than 200 interested moms seeking information about concussions and sports nutrition.
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Fencik stopped short of advocating the banning of a player like Washington safety Brandon Meriweather, a chronic offender with blows to the head and who now has declared an intent to end careers with hits to the knees.
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"I played with a lot of different personalities and people say a lot of things off the cuff but we all mature."
Former Bears defensive tackle Anthony Adams, active in the "Heads Up Football" program directed toward preventing injuries, will make maturity part of his own rules for his son's participation before a certain age.
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Chance and Community Chest cards
Chance cards and Community Chest cards are special cards used in the board game Monopoly and Finance. The player draws one of these cards when the player's token lands on one of the respectively named spaces on the Monopoly board and must follow its instructions. For most of either type of card after the directions are followed it is put back on the bottom of the deck.
There are sixteen each of Chance and Community Chest cards in the standard editions (U.S. and UK) of Monopoly.[1]
The cards first appeared with the development of what became Monopoly in the 1920s. Daniel Layman's Finance board game included Chance and Community Chest cards.[2] The first Monopoly editions, self-published originally by Charles B. Darrow, and later by Parker Brothers, featured a few different cards from the ones printed currently. Editions published between 1933-1935 featured only text on the cards, which is still true of most UK editions, as well as translations based on the UK standard edition. Various illustrations appeared on the cards in the U.S. edition starting in 1935, and the more familiar illustrations featuring the Rich Uncle Pennybags character were introduced in 1936.
Easy Money has one set of cards, Give-or-Take.[3]
- ^ Monopoly Rules - Chance and Community Chest. Accessed October 11, 2008.
- ^ "Finance". Monopoly History. World of Monopoly. Retrieved 21 February 2012.
- ^ "USA - Easy Money". Monopoly History. World of Monopoly. Retrieved 21 February 2012.
Additional reading[edit]
- Passing Go: Early Monopoly, 1933-1937 by "Clarence B. Darwin" (pseudonym for David Sadowski), Folkopoly Press, River Forest, Illinois. Pages 19, 198-206.
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unless you believe that J.C was not present there ,and will allow to benchamrks ATI and NVidia cards if he doesnt believe that *his* timedemo cant be trusted. i think is safe to say ,we can trust.
U make me laugh, you say that we have JC's word that this test is how the game is really gonna play. And this is how u back up that satement. I am sorry but the fact that u think it is trustworthy != JCs word that it is.
Is that really so hard to comprehend?
Would you also have me tell me we have Bush's word that US troops planted evidence in Iraq, just because you think that that is the only way it could have gotten there???
Not the best analogy but come on. How do expect to be taken seriously, when you flat out lie. And the give some useless ( and very poorly written) explaination about what u meant. Well excuse, but wtf.
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The Effects of In-Service Training on Staff Token System Usage
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The problem. To assess the usefullness of a concentrated in-service training packet for staff. Focus was on the quality of token presentation and social interaction with residents of a residential psychiatric facility. Procedures. A one hour in-service was presented using a multiple baseline design across eight nurses from two different shifts. The in-service presented training to help increase nurse's token presentation and appropriate social interaction with residents. Observations were conducted during medication times at one of two nurses stations each targeted shift. Findings. Appropriate social interaction and token presentation from nurse to resident during medication presentation increased significantly for each nurse. Large increases across shifts were obtained also, having the A.M. shift increase from 1% to 84% appropriate social interactions and 40% to 99% correct token presentations, while the P.M, shift went from 2% to 78% and 39% to 99% respectively. Conclusions. In-service training focussed on specific behavior change increased token presentations and appropriate social interactions in a given setting. A one week follow-up showed maintenance of the behavior change data obtained in the study. Recommendations. Development of a facility wide staff training packet to help increase overall token usage and apgroprrate social interactions. Assessment of the reciprocal results could then be made.
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Without a doubt, Stephen Orr Spurrier is the most interesting man currently coaching in college football, and one of the most interesting in the history of the game. Spurrier's coaching credentials speak for themselves, as he has rebuilt programs and elevated them to heights never before seen at Duke, Florida, and South Carolina. Still, the most memorable Spurrier attribute is his ability to fire off a quip or two that sound essentially harmless until you examine them a little closer. Spurrier has long been a master troll of other coaches, although in the early going, his troll game was blunt and to the point. In the Old Testament pre-BCS days, Spurrier unapologetically ran up scores, and excoriated opponents in the media. This vengeful, Old Testament Spurrier was the sort to give us the Free Shoes University quote, and to remind us that we cannot, in fact, spell Citrus without UT. After an unsuccessful stint in the NFL, Spurrier seemed kindler and gentler, but he had really just refined his trollcraft. Post-NFL, New Testament Spurrier no longer fired blatant broadsides at rivals. He was subtler, more clever. He was the type to downplay a win over Georgia by saying "it's not [...]
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I was in a local bike shop and there was a guy I know there that was pulled over by a DEEP agent who was on the warpath for a guy on a 450 that was riding around the ballfileds over and over with loud exhaust doing wheelies and stuff. A group of people with children called the ranger station to complain. I texted Rob at about 11:30 AM on Sat morn (so this happened Friday night)to give him a heads up in case it was anyone there at the C&R. It could have been a different group. In a seperate incident DEEP were looking for two KTM riders on 2 strokes that were caught going very fast on one of the dirt roads but ran from the cops.
No one was accusing you just trying to keep our group in the good category.
weird.. Most of us were camped pretty close to the soccer field there and yeah there were a few loud bikes (such as my f650) and a few people that rode OUT of the campground a little too aggressively but I don't think any of us heard/saw anyone ripping around in the field or anywhere in the campground for that matter. We would have told them to cut the shit before the group of people with children had the chance to call the police.. I got there around 4pm Friday and was at camp all evening and I never heard or saw anything like that...
There were a good number of bikes in the campground, at least 25 riders minimum spread out over at least 5 or 6 campsites... I suspect someone called the police and exaggerated what was going on to make it sound illegal.. And as Ken pointed out.. How would they know it was a 450 while it was supposedly blasting wheelies through the field? I can barely tell the difference between a 2 stroke and a 4 stroke ktm when it's parked. All the four strokes that are under 950cc look the same to me!
When in doubt, gas it. It will either fix the problem, or at the very least end the suspense.
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We are running IBM eServer BladeCenter. Windows 2008 Server Enterprise SP1 64bit and getting the following error message and pgpserv.exe is failing. it happend once this month and last month. We are running Command Line version 9.6 build 176. Can somebody help what needs to be done in order to fix this issue. Thanks in advance!
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Faulting application PGPserv.exe, version 18.104.22.168, time stamp 0x4602806b, faulting module ntdll.dll, version 6.0.6001.18538, time stamp 0x4cb73957, exception code 0xc0000005, fault offset 0x00000000000484e9, process id 0x8ec, application start time 0x01cbe5ec250d7e78.
System Log information:
The PGPserv service terminated unexpectedly
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(This topic is most properly covered in the PGP Command Line forum)
PGP Command Line 9.6 was not supported on Windows Server 2008 64-bit.
32-bit Windows Server 2008 is supported with the current version of Command Line. 64-bit likely works also but it hasn't been officially tested with a shipping release.
Ignoring that the platform is not officially supported, the symptoms you report (execution sometimes failing, faulting in ntdll.dll) was resolved in PGP Command Line 9.6 build 180 (available for Win32 only; I note you are running build 176) and later. See https://pgp.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/7...
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Symantec R&D
David thanks for the response. When we installed the 9.6 build 176 on a win 2008 64bit we confirmed it with PGP support and they said it should work fine and it's been working fine. What would you suggest we should do? should we install the latest version of command line on that machine because I looked at the end of life support information and according to that 9.6 will be EOL on April 21st, 2011. Is that correct? Can you tell me what steps should I take to upgrade the current code. Do I need to backup anything and what specific version and build # should I install. Thanks in advance!


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Stormers 35-22 Brumbies. A super result for the Stormers who were more than full value for their victory. While they scored some great tries, the win was built on strong defence, with the home side cutting down every Brumbies attack before it ever really got going. This result may deflate the Brumbies bubble somewhat but it's perhaps more than anything a warning side to other teams who have a trip to Newlands on the horizon.
80 The hooter goes and as the Brumbies loose it forward that's it for tonight, the Stormers have completed a great victory.
79 The Stormers look to maul it up but just as it looks they're going nowhere Fourie breaks away into the 22m. Rynhardt Elstadt is penalised for holding on and the Brumbies have a last chance as they set up a line-out on halfway. They work it up but Rathbone can't take an inside ball and even though Groom's clearance goes out on the full, it's all but over for the visitors.
76 Scott Fardy gives away a penalty from the restart and the Stormers set up a line-out in the half where they want to be playing.
CONVERSION, STORMERS, PIETERSEN 35-22. Pietersen adds the extras. The Brumbies pretty much clear their bench as they look to sneak an unlikely win.
TRY, STORMERS, VAN DEN HEEVER 33-22. That's the Stormers bonus point and most likely the match as van den Heever picks up a loose pass from Kimlin and rushes from halfway and over the whitewash!
73 PENALTY, STORMERS, PIETERSEN 28-22. Pietersen brings the lead back out to six. Colby Faingaa is on for Auelua.
72 Much better from Taute as he charges down Prior's attempted box kick. De Kock Steenkamp then steals the Brumbies line-out and the visitors are penalised for not rolling away.
PENALTY, BRUMBIES, LEALIIFANO 22-25. This penalty is in almost exactly the same place as the previous one and once again the centre makes no mistake.
70 The Brumbies work the ball up slowly, going through the phases and eventually they're awarded a penalty as Kolisi is penalised for not rolling away. While Lealiifano prepares the penalty, Alexander comes back on after his trip to the blood bin.
68 Pietersen can't find the target from out wide though and the Brumbies clear. For the second time Taute overcooks a kick and the Brumbies are gifted a line-out just inside the Stormers half.
66 A badly misjudged kick from Taute who fires a high ball straight into touch and the Brumbies have a line-out on halfway. Moore finds his man and Smith hits the ball up down the middle. The Stormers are defending fiercely and Fourie picks up the loose ball and hoofs it down field. The Brumbies decide to run it back at them and Kimlin wishes he has some more pace in his legs as he breaks. Auelua is tackled into touch and Coleman gives away a silly penalty after the fact as he shoves one of the Stormers forwards.
PENALTY, BRUMBIES, LEALIIFANO 19-25. Lealiifano chips into the lead once more.
62 Jantjies goes to the boot as the Brumbies come up quickly. Coleman attacks brilliantly after collecting and the Brumbies spread it wide. Kitshoff goes in high on Toomua and the Brumbies have a penalty in a kickable position ten in from the touchline.
60 It all gets a little too heated as a scuffle breaks out after the Stormers are awarded a penalty at the ruck. Referee Jackson is on top of it though and just tells the captains to tell their men to keep a lid on it. Jantjies sets up a line-out on his 10m line as Pat Cilliers comes on for the Stormers.
58 Smith comes to the fore as Kolisi is pinged for trying to hold onto the ball at the ruck. Toomua sets up a line-out on the Stormers 22. Alexander is off the field as he receives treatment to a cut to his mouth.
PENALTY, STORMERS, PIETERSEN 25-16. It's another sweet strike from Pietersen from in between the 22 and 10m line and the Stormers are now back to more than a score ahead.
57 Nic Groom is on at scrum-half for the Stormers. His first duty is to defence as the Brumbies bash it up at the line-out. The ball goes loose and Coleman is put under heavy pressure as the onrushing Stormers forwards drive him back. The Brumbies slow it down and Jackson correctly awards the Stormers a penalty.
54 Scott Sio is adjudged to have dropped his bind and it allows Pietersen to set up a line-out just on outside the Brumbies 22m. Fourie can't find his target with his first throw and Moore clears with an impressive kick. Taute fires it back but it's soon kicked back in his direction. The Stormers attack out of their 22 strongly through de Villiers but the hosts are penalised for going off their feet at ruck time after Toomua puts in a big hit on Jantjies.
PENALTY, BRUMBIES, LEALIIFANO 16-22. A sweet strike from Lealiifano brings the gap back to six. Fourie is on for the Stormers at hooker.
49 Fotu Auelua leaves his mark on Aplon who is left struggling after he tries to bring down the big number eight, the winger is able to get some attention after the Stormers are penalised at the breakdown just on their side of the 10m line. That's the end of the night for Aplon as he's replaced by Jaco Taute who is making his way back from injury.
48 Coleman kicks down town and Pietersen runs the ball back before hoisting the up and under. Coleman collects well but his colleagues can't do the same as the attack breaks down and the Stormers surge up to the Brumbies 22. Toomua clears and the Stormers are forced onto their 22.
46 The Brumbies knock on shortly after the restart but the Stormers return the favour and the Brumbies have a scrum just outside their 22.
PENALTY, BRUMBIES, LEALIIFANO 13-22. It's a straightforward penalty for the fly-half from just outside the left-hand post on the 22m and he makes no mistake.
43 A poor error from the Brumbies as Smith decides at the last moment to turn the ball inside to Speight who isn't expecting it and knocks on. Alexander makes his presence felt early as he wins a penalty at scrum time.
We are back Play gets back underway and the Brumbies are on the attack early as a Pietersen clearance skewers into touch.
Stormers 22-10 Brumbies. The Stormers have really come out firing on attack and defence and they've hit the Brumbies back on a number of occasions. The home side will feel if they stick to their game they can go the distance but the Brumbies are by no means out of this.
40 Another throw from Moore at the line-out isn't straight but the half-time whistle comes to the Brumbies rescue.
CONVERSION, STORMERS, PIETERSEN 22-10. Two more to the total courtesy of the boot of Pietersen.
TRY, STORMERS, BEKKER, 20-10. Jean de Villiers gobbles up a loose ball from Toomua that flies across the face of the Brumbies line. Van den Heever, Kolisi and Kitshoff all carry the ball up well as the Stormers move towards the line with purpose. Jantjies does brilliantly to put Bekker into space and the big man dives over the line.
35 The scrum penalty goes against the Stormers this time, with Steven Kitshoff penalised for not going in straight. The Brumbies go to Mowen at the tail from the ensuing line-out before Prior puts in another hoist. Van der Heever runs it back but the ball is turned over. Tevita Kuridrani tries to put a kick in over the top but he underestimates the reach of Bekker who hauls it in. A knock on brings play to a halt though.
32 A brilliant kick over the top from Duvenage trickles out a metre out from the Brumbies line. Kimlin takes the ball at the front of the line-out at Prio clears. De Villiers attacks well and looks to switch the ball back into de Jongh but the pass doesn't go to hand.
CONVERSION, BRUMBIES, LEALIIFANO 10-15. No problem with the conversion from Lealiifano.
TRY, BRUMBIES, SPEIGHT, 8-15. The Brumbies move the ball through Smith and then bring it back towards the touchline where Speight races onto the ball and splits through the defence and races over for the Brubmies' first try.
27 The Brumbies call a short line-out but it goes wrong. Tiaan Liebenberg knocks on though and it's a Brumbies scrum. The visitors are penalised at the scrum and it's taken quickly. The Stormers break into the opposition half and they're attacking well. It's lost forward in contact though and Toomua clears. Aplon is there to clean up but he puts his kick straight into touch and it's a Brumbies line-out on the Stormers 10m line.
25 De Kock Steenkamp is penalised for off-side at a ruck and Toomua puts the ball out on the Brumbies side of the Stormers 22. There is a lot of niggle out there at the moment.
TRY, STORMERS, BEKKER, 15-3. Stephen Moore is penalised for off-side at the line-out and Jantjies sets up a line-out 10 meters out. The Stormers maul it up from the line-out and the Brumbies have no answer as Andries Bekker dives over after good work from Kolisi.
18 The two teams exchange kicks and Toomua sets up a line-out just inside Stormers territory.
16 PENALTY, BRUMBIES, LEALIIFANO 3-10. Christian Lealiifano makes no mistake with the penalty from in front and the Brumbies are on the board.
15 The Brubmies cough the ball up in the tackle and the Stormers look to run it out through Siya Kolisi who hits the line well but holds on with George Smith over him looking to execute the steal.
14 A little bit of a stutter her from the Brumbies as Stephen Moore is ruled to have thrown the ball in skew to the line-out. The men from Canberra aren't made to pay though as the Stormers decide to go for the line-out but can't take it cleanly, handing possession back to their visitors.
CONVERSION, STORMERS, PIETERSEN 10-0. Pietersen makes no mistakes in adding the extras.
11 TRY, STORMERS, APLON, 8-0. A neat inside pass puts Gio Aplon in behind the defence and he only has Coleman to beat. The Brubmies full-back is on a hiding to nothing and he ends up looking rather foolish as Aplon steps past him and runs over for the opening try.
10 The Brumbies managed to get their hands on the restart but knock it on. The Stormers recycle the ball well and de Villiers finds some space down the far touchline.
PENALTY, STORMERS, PIETERSEN 3-0. The penalty is right in front but all the way back on the halfway line. It's no problem for Pietersen though as he guides it down the middle.
9 Vermeulen takes it off the back of the scrum, allowing Jantjies room as he looks to clear but hammers it straight down Coleman's throat and the Brumbies 15 returns the favour. Gerhard van den Heever attacks before Jantjies again fires it down field. The kick works out well for the pivot on this occasion as Sam Carter is pinged for advancing after Coleman put in another high kick.
6 The Stormers don't contest the line-out and the Brumbies look to attack. Toomua runs with it and a gap opens up for George Smith but he can't hold on to the inside ball. A little bit of niggle follows the knock on, nothing serious.
4 Joe Pietersen clears but the Brumbies are still on the front foot with a line-out on the 10m line.
3 Ian Prior sets up a line-out just short of halfway. Dewaldt Duvenage puts in an up and under which is really well taken by Joe Tomane and the Brumbies attack. It's all the Brumbies early on (as it was last week) as Toomua puts the ball into touch inside the Stormers 22.
Glenn Jackson blows his whistle and we're underway.
It's a beautiful night in Cape Town with conditions perfect for rugby.
Big Blow A late change for the Brumbies with the impressive Jesse Mogg ruled out by injury with Robbie Coleman slotting in at full-back in his place.
Team News The Stormers have made four personnel changes for the match, with Springbok centre Juan de Jongh getting his first run of the season in the number 13 jersey. Gerhard van den Heever comes in on the wing for the injured Bryan Habana while Dewaldt Duvenage replaces Nic Groom at nine. In the pack, Tiaan Liebenberg starts at hooker at the expense of Deon Fourie. The Brumbies have made two changes, with Dan Palmer - hailed by White as one of the best props in the competition - replacing Ben Alexander. Scrum-half Nic White picked up a shoulder knock against the Sharks and as a result his spot is taken by Ian Prior.
Time off While the Brumbies were doing the business in Durban last Saturday, the Stormers were enjoying a week off. It's always hard to predict how teams will come out of the gate after a week off but the Stormers have said all the right things in the build up and will be looking to translate that into a strong performance.
One to beat The Brumbies are currently the only unbeaten team in the competition after they manhandled the Sharks last weekend. Jake White's team were incredibly impressive as they triumphed 29-10 in a contest that was all but over after the first half an hour.
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RICHLAND — Wa-Hi took Hanford to the ropes Tuesday, but was unable to come away with a victory as the Falcons defeated the Blue Devils in four games, 25-23, 25-17, 26-28 and 25-19, in Mid-Columbia Conference volleyball.
"We've beat Hanford before, so we were definitely disappointed from last night," Wa-Hi assistant coach Kim McDaniels said. "To give the girls credit, they fought until the end. They definitely wanted it and it's the best play we've seen all season. It was very competitive and it was a heartbreaker."
McDaniels said the Blue Devils struggled passing the ball.
"Defensively we outplayed them," McDaniels said. "We just never got a chance to run our offense, and if we would have, we would have taken them in three — easy."
Torri Crawford led the Blue Devils defensively, scoring nine blocks and 16 digs. Kat Tonhdavong picked up 14 digs.
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KINGSVILLE - The Texas A&M-Kingsville women's tennis program will host the inaugural Coastal Bend Women's Collegiate Tennis Classic in February 2013 on the A&M-Kingsville, Kingsville Independent School District and Bishop CISD campuses.
"We hope to bring a total of six women's tennis programs from all across the state," Javelinas athletics director Kenneth Oliver said. "We want to make this an annual event to help showcase the Javelina women's tennis program and assist in bringing more tennis fans to the Coastal Bend region."
The Javelinas are in the their first season as a varsity collegiate program under coach Josh Moore. They will be competing at the Lone Star Conference championships this weekend at the Southlake Tennis Center in the Dallas area.
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Post from Sonnox is an audio post production plug-in suite that provides eight high-quality processing and precision control plug-ins for use in post production.
Plug-ins include the three processors from the Restore Suite (native only), the Oxford EQ and Dynamics, the Oxford Reverb for creating real and fanciful ambience, the preset-packed Oxford Limiter, and the SuprEsser (native only) for fixing problem frequencies.
Note: For more detailed information on each component please click on the links in the "What's in the Box" tab.
- DeClicker
- Three sections with individual thresholds and controls: DePop, DeClick and DeCrackle
- Event display gives intuitive visual feedback of energy and duration of detected events
- "Exclude Box" to select events that should not be repaired
- Dialogue Mode that allows two separate sets of control settings distinguished by input level
- Excitation displays to aid accurate setting of threshold controls
- Three audition modes, including option to listen to only removed events
- Advanced algorithms for accurate detection and high quality repair
- DeBuzzer
- High performance hum and buzz removal using advanced algorithms
- Separate Detect and Remove Sections for intuitive workflow
- Scalable high resolution FFT of input signal shows strongest harmonics and removal filter
- Very accurate setting of fundamental over 3 frequency ranges
- Integrating frequency display shows strength of fundamental
- Tracking mode can be set to Automatic or Fast to follow fundamentals that wander in frequency, or to Freeze for fundamentals that vary in amplitude
- Choice of removal filters: Comb for general purpose narrow removal over many harmonics, or Parametric EQ for a more musical removal over a small set of harmonics
- Two audition modes, including option to listen to the removed buzz
- DeNoiser
- High performance noise removal using advanced algorithms
- Separate DeHisser, Detect and Remove Sections for intuitive workflow
- High resolution FFT of input signal showing noise profile
- Efficient DeHisser for preparation before wide-band noise reduction
- Detector noise profile can be set to automatic, freeze or manual
- Noise threshold and reduction are controllable in frequency bands using adjustable bias curve
- Two audition modes, including the option to listen to the removed noise
- Warmth control for sweetening after noise removal
- Make-up gain for true A/B comparisons
- 5-band fully parametric EQ
- Variable High-Frequency and Low-Frequency up to 36dB/Octave
- Algorithm taken directly from the Sony OXF-R3 console
- Four different EQ types in one plug-in
- Fully de-cramped HF response
- A/B switches (automatable)
- Ultra low noise and distortion
- Dynamics
- The dynamics section from the Sony OXF-R3 console
- Separate sections for Compressor, Gate, Expander, Limiter
- 2-band side chain EQ (with audition function)
- Warmth control for extra presence and tube-like warmth
- Three different compressor types (linear and exponential curves)
- Variable soft knee compressor
- Separate 5.1 bus compressor (where supported)
- Ultra low noise and distortion
- Reverb
- Extremely flexible stereo modeling reverb
- Real-time continuous control over all parameters
- Independent control of early reflections and reverb tail
- Dual independent paths for both early reflections and reverb tail function
- Each reverb path type can be used independently or in combination
- Integrated 5-band EQ based on the Oxford EQ with high and low pass filters
- More than 120 snapshots for immediate use under the headings of Dry Spaces, Ambient Effects, Vocal Reverbs, Plates, Rooms, Chambers, Halls, Churches and Foley Effects
- Limiter
- Limiter plug-in comprising four cascaded processes
- Enhance section to increase perceived loudness
- Reconstruction meter shows 'actual' signal rather than sampled signal
- Auto compensate feature corrects reconstruction errors without losing overall program loudness
- Attack, release and variable soft knee controls
- Comprehensive dither and noise shaping
- Includes many factory presets
- SuprEsser
- Highly featured professional De-Esser
- Linear Phase Dynamic EQ
- Transparently controls aggressive frequencies
- Automatic Level Tracking follows energy levels (no need to automate threshold)
- Large intuitive graphic display makes finding frequencies very easy
- Full Spectrum Operation (20Hz -20KHz)
- Three different 'Listen' modes
- Very easy to use
- Advanced Mode for ultimate control of the Dynamic EQ
- Many creative as well as corrective uses
- Presets provide good starting points


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Take your kids to the aquarium instead of shopping for the latest videogame.
One of those bottom feeders you see going up the side of the aquarium.
It reminds me of the aquarium next door to Jenks, where it's just good to look.
1830, noun use of neuter of Latin aquarius "pertaining to water," as a noun, "water-carrier," genitive of aqua "water" (see aqua-). The word existed in Latin, but there it meant "drinking place for cattle." Originally especially for growing aquatic plants; An earlier attempt at a name for "fish tank" was marine vivarium.