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There's a new developer community for 3ds Max SDK and MAXScript users
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We want to aggressively communicate our plans for addressing the quality concerns around the 2012 release.
We've been looking at what we can do to accelerate fixes to some of the problems that users are seeing with the 2012 release. Our strategy is to stop what we're doing, pull fixes forward that we already have, and makes sure the Service Pack is as robust and complete as we can make it.
This is a fantastic event for 3ds Max users if you can make it.
Subscription users now have accesss to download the new release.
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Drum roll please! OK, here is the release we've been cooking up for the last 12 months. Hope you enjoy!
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A good pair of speakers is one of the most important parts of any hi-fi system. Luckily, there's a whole heap of choice, using different designs, materials and technologies, all of which can have a big effect on the sound quality.
The best stereo speakers on the market can cost thousands of pounds, but there is plenty of value and quality to be found at the budget end too. A capable pair of hi-fi speakers doesn't have to break the bank.
In this round-up we've got ten of the best speakers for under £400, giving you plenty of choice to match your room, system and personal preferences.
From Cambridge Audio to Dali, Monitor Audio to Q Acoustics, there's something here for everyone. See a product you like? Click through to get the review, more pictures and full specs.
They may not be class leaders, but the Aero 2 speakers deliver a well-integrated and spacious sound. They're confident performers that work best when placed away from the wall. Vocals are solid too, and the cabinet size (which is towards the larger end of the scale) only adds to the impressive bass weight.
The Aero 6 floorstanders have been on the receiving end of a £150 price cut, which makes them even more appealing. They benefit from Cambridge Audio's BMR (Balanced Mode Radiator) driver, which covers a wide frequency range. The result? A cleaner sound with better integration.
If it's budget floorstander speakers you're after, look no further.
This five star entry from Dali is towards the top end of our budget scale, they should deliver more than their rivals... and they do.
As one of the few pairs that inspired our reviewers to use the term "stonkingly good", rest assured these are a fantastic buy.
Another pair of floorstanders for £400, these JBLs represent decent value for money. They perform best in small- to medium-sized rooms, and the sound they deliver is not only crisp and clean, but incredibly fun too.
A fine offering from Monitor Audio's entry-level range, the MR2s deliver a well-integrated performance and handle vocals well. They might not be quite up there with the very best in terms of bass performance, but it's not a deal breaker.
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When we first heard the OLi RA1s, we were impressed. They are controlled and, for their size, deliver a considerable punch. Details and dynamics are impressive, as is the scale of their sound. Factor in a £100 price tag and you can't really go wrong.
An upgrade and improvement over the Q Acoustics 2010i speakers, these 2020i's are quite simply astounding.
For £150 you get incredibly good performance-per-pound value. And at just 27cm tall, they're compact enough to squeeze into a small space.
But if you can afford the extra £40, we'd recommend the 3020s instead. We can't fault them one bit, they're simply superb.
Their Award-winning successors may be the better option (see below), but the 121s can still hold their own. The sense of scale on offer belies their size, midrange is projected well and treble is well-judged.
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ALAMEDA (AP) - The Oakland Raiders' Rod Streater will miss at least the next eight weeks after being placed on the injured reserve list with a designation to return.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - The last time the Los Angeles Dodgers faced the St. Louis Cardinals in the playoffs, Clayton Kershaw had a terrible outing and the Dodgers were bounced out of the postseason.
GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) - The Green Bay Packers kept scoring on a rainy Thursday night.
OAKLAND (AP) - Andrew Bogut saw Marreese Speights driving to the rim during a pickup game at the Golden State Warriors' practice facility a couple weeks ago and never second-guessed what to do next.
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ANAHEIM (AP) - Mike Moustakas homered leading off the 11th inning, and the Kansas City Royals kept rolling in their first postseason in 29 years with a 3-2 victory over the Los Angeles Angels in the AL Division Series opener Thursday night.
WASHINGTON (AP) - Stephen Strasburg grew up in San Diego, admiring then-Padres star Jake Peavy. They've become friends, working out together in the offseason, chatting, trading texts.
ALAMEDA (AP) - Oakland Raiders interim coach Tony Sparano met with his players for the first time since replacing the fired Dennis Allen, then sent them off for a four-day weekend.
SANTA CLARA (AP) - Alex Smith arrived in San Francisco with the pressure of being the No. 1 overall draft pick. He got called a draft bust, then turned the tide to win back those same fans who had booed him out of Candlestick Park.
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OAKLAND (AP) - Support his big moves or not, Billy Beane made one thing perfectly clear: The Oakland Athletics' season probably would have ended sooner without Jon Lester a part of it.
ANAHEIM (AP) - Mike Trout asked Albert Pujols for advice on his playoff debut before the Los Angeles Angels stepped into the October spotlight, and the veteran slugger with two World Series rings had some simple guidance for baseball's best young player.
BALTIMORE (AP) - The Detroit Tigers' starting pitchers in the first three games of the AL Division Series have a combined 329 wins, three Cy Young Awards and 35 games of postseason experience.
WASHINGTON (AP) - Matt Williams was in his 18th game as a major league manager, still learning on the job, when he went with his gut.
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Participles - huffenglish.com | Issues, ideas, and discussion ... PPT
Presentation Summary : Participles By: Ethan, Tali, Elana, and Steven The sliding cat crashed into the cans. What is a participle? A participle is a form of a verb that functions as an ...
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The past participle and the present perfect indicative PPT
Presentation Summary : The Past Participle and the Present Perfect Indicative (El participio pasado y el presente perfecto de indicativo) He limpiado el virus de su computadora y he ...
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Presentation Summary : Participles can be in present tense. Present participle – the –ing form of a verb used as an adjective. The running man stumbled. (word) Speeding through the ...
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The Present Perfect - Welcome to Mrs. Shirley's Spanish Site PPT
Presentation Summary : Past Participles. To form the past participle of a verb in Spanish, you add -ado to the stem of -ar verbs and -ido to the stem of most -er/-ir verbs.
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Understanding Participles - Rocklin Unified School District PPT
Presentation Summary : Past or Present Participles Participles ending in an "ing" are Present Participles Participles ending in an "ed" are Past Participles Identify the ...
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Presentation Summary : The Participle and the Participle Phrase Verbals and Verbal Phrases A VERBAL is a word that is formed from a verb but is used as a noun, an adjective or an adverb.
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Past Participles as Adjectives - Mrs. Shirley PPT
Presentation Summary : Past Participles as Adjectives. When the past participle is used as an adjective, be sure the ending agrees in number and gender with the noun it describes.
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Presentation Summary : Past Participles You may click on the speaker icon to listen to an audio presentation of this power point in addition to viewing the slide presentation
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Presentation Summary : Participles Latin II Chapter V Definition A participle is that form of the verb which is used like an adjective. Since it is a verb, it has tense and voice.
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Past Participles; Present Perfect PPT
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Using Past Participles as Adjectives - Weebly PPT
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The Participle and the Participial Phrase PPT
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Present Perfect and Pluperfect - Gordon College PPT
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14.3 Past participles used as adjectives PPT
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Presentation Summary : Present participles end in -ing. Past participles end in -ed or have irregular endings. Remember this: Examples. Thelaughingchild held up herbrimmingpiggy bank.
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|Author of "Flannel John's Cookbooks for Guys" Releases A New Title (Book #8) Just in Time for Deer Hunting Season
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|Monday, 04 November 2013 11:09
What started out as a bit of a lark for fishing and hunting friends, has blossomed into a cottage industry for author Tim Murphy. On the one-year anniversary of his first book, "Flannel John's Hunting & Fishing Camp Cookbook," Murphy has released his eighth title in his "Cookbooks for Guys" series called "Flannel John's Hearty Bowl Cookbook - Soup, Stew, Chili & Chowder" (7.95). This book features over 100 pages of warm bowls of comfort food.
"I wrote the first 'cookbook for guys' for friends. They would show up at deer camp or the fishing cabin with beef jerky, a block of cheese and a case of beer. Aside from the olfactory assault and possible heart-stopping properties, the camp needed food with more substance. They needed dishes that were easy and quick to make from breakfast and lunch, to dinner, snacks and sides. Now "Flannel John's Hearty Bowl Cookbook" continues the simplicity for this year's deer camp. Guys can make tasty, filling, basic meals with a pot and a ladle."
Two other books were released this past fall in the series, "Flannel John's Tailgating Grub & Couch Potato Cookbook" ($9.95) and "Flannel John's Single Guy Cookbook" ($7.95).
"The Tailgating book is for football fanatics. It's great food for the stadium parking lot or man-cave recliner. 'The Single Guy Cookbook' is aimed at recent grads, single dads or guys kicked out of their parents' basement. Every recipe in that book is six ingredients or less," said Murphy.
And who is Flannel John?
"Flannel John is a character based on a few old hunters I knew from Michigan's upper peninsula. I wanted to honor their spirit and what they taught me. He is essentially part Babe Winkelman, Ted Nugent, Red Green, Grizzly Adams and crusty mountain man. They were the inspiration for these books. I've written seven Flannel John books with another dozen planned. The next book, "Flannel John's Winter Cabin Cookbook" will be out in November.
The first book, Flannel John's Hunting & Fishing Camp Cookbook, cracked Amazon.com's "Top 1%" Sales" category within a month of release.
Subsequent releases included Flannel John's Woods and Water Cookbook - Critters, Fritters, Chili and Beer in February 2013, Flannel John's Pirate Galley Cookbook - Coastal Cuisine and Maritime Meals from Oceans, Lakes and Rivers in April 2013 and for the backwoods, rustic soul there was Flannel John's Mountain Man Cookbook - Frontier Food from the Hills, Country and Backwoods in May 2013.
Murphy also released his first "non-Flannel John title this summer called "The Tube Steak Boogie Cookbook – A Celebration of Hot Dogs, Sausage, Brats & Kielbasa."
"That book was a tribute to the hot dog stand of my youth, and adulthood, in the south suburbs of Chicago called Willie's Wee Nee Wagon," said Murphy.
Why cookbooks for guys?
"I didn't see anything written for men, especially beginner and novice cooks," said Murphy. "The first book covered basic comfort food for breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks, deserts and drinks. It was aimed at hunters and anglers but it's great for campers and RVers. After the first title, I kept discovery new themes and new recipes. So now we have books for seafood, fish, pioneer recipes and a lot more. I have a dozen new titles slated to rollout over the next two years including the first non-food title. That's going to be "Flannel John's Outhouse Reader and Emergency T.P. Book."
Tim Murphy is a graduate of Western Michigan University. This 23-year radio veteran spent
17-years hosting morning radio shows in Laramie, WY, Stevens Point, WI and several Michigan cities including Holland (92.7 The Van), Muskegon (Z108), Traverse City (Double Rock KLT), Saginaw (WIOG-FM) and Houghton (The Wolf). Murphy has had a long career as a freelance and comedy writer. His work has appeared in dozens of outlets including Backwoods Home Magazine, The Porcupine Press U.P. Magazine, National Lampoon, The Traverse City Record Eagle and ABC Radio Network. He lives in Seaside, Oregon with his wife LisaMarie Costanzo and vacations at his cabin near Bergland, Michigan.
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The Elias Quartet at the Library of Congress
By Stephen Brookes • The Washington Post • March 9, 2014
If, like any sensible person, you love the string quartets of Joseph Haydn with a passion beyond all reason, you would have done well to be at the Library of Congress on Friday night. The Elias Quartet — a youngish, much-admired outfit out of Britain — was in town, and opened its rather spectacular recital with the Quartet in F major, Op. 77, No. 2: the last (and maybe the greatest) quartet Haydn wrote.
The Elias players don't have a particularly rich sound — the word "astringent" comes to mind — but they make up for it with deft phrasing, a fine sense of dramatic pacing and seamless ensemble work. But even more impressive was the interpretive complexity they brought to the Haydn, a perfectly balanced mix of vitality, depth, formal elegance and that playful, flirtatious wit that makes all of Haydn's quartets so impossible to resist.
There's not a lot of flirtatious wit in Gyorgy Kurtag's "Officium breve in memoriam Andreae Szervánszky, Op. 28." It's better described as a "voiceless requiem in 15 parts" (as lead violinist Sarah Bitloch put it), and it's steeped in almost unbearable sorrow. But it's a delicately beautiful work as well, whose concise, resonant fragments blossom into perfect little haikus of sound, as if the mysteries of the universe were being whispered into your ears. The Elias players turned in a subtle, intricately detailed reading.
The evening closed with Beethoven's Quartet in E minor, Op. 59, No. 2, one of the great "Razumovsky" quartets. The Elias players' rather bright sound — which served them so well in the Haydn and Kurtag — may have been a slight drawback here, but it was a bold, often thrilling performance nonetheless, from the cosmic meditations of the "Molto Adagio" (which Beethoven said he wrote after "contemplating the harmony of the spheres") to the galloping "Presto" that closes the work. But some of the most purely enchanting music of the evening came in the encore, a Scottish "Lament for Mulroy" by Donald Grant, the ensemble's second violinist.
New Music from Anatolia at the Freer Gallery
By Stephen Brookes • The Washington Post • March 7, 2014
For millennia, Anatolia (also known as Asia Minor) has been a cultural crossroads, where the arts of East and West met and transformed each other. That kind of cross-fertilization continues, and — as an intriguing concert at the Freer Gallery of Art on Thursday night demonstrated — is producing music that fuses hard-edged modernism with the deep currents of Turkish and Persian musical traditions.
The evening included a range of performers, from Kazem Davoudian (a virtuoso on the santur, a 72-string hammered dulcimer) to the cutting-edge ModernWorks Ensemble. Davoudian provided the most vivid links to tradition, performing two lengthy, impassioned improvisations built on the modes of Persian classical music. Both were sweeping tapestries of sound that evoked landscapes of windswept plains, rolling caravans, frenzied tribal dances and the smoke of wood fires.
The focus of the evening was "Asumani," a 2012 work for flute and cello by the gifted Turkish-American composer Kamran Ince. It builds spare, questioning music gestures — flavored with microtones and other "extended" instrumental techniques — into a radiant climax before dissolving again into silence. The playful "Lines" (an earlier work for clarinet and piano) showed Ince's more approachable side, although clarinetist Jo-Ann Sternberg turned in a restrained, low-key performance that never quite took off.
Dancer and choreographer Nejla Yatkin provided a brief dance interlude with her muscular but fluid "What dreams may come . . ." in a world premiere, and cellist Madeleine Shapiro turned in a superb reading of Tolga Tuzun's "Five Preludes" for solo cello, conjuring up an array of exotic sounds that held together with conviction and purpose.
A set of six "Folk Songs" by the Iranian-born Reza Vali most effortlessly unified tradition with modernism. Vali's sonic imagination is both sophisticated and vivid — his pairing of a bass flute against high harmonics on the cello was only one of many memorable moments — but there's a simplicity and directness of expression at the core of his music that made these songs not just interesting but moving. More of Vali's music is being featured at the Freer on Saturday night.
Kalichstein-Laredo-Robinson Trio at the Terrace Theater
By Stephen Brookes • The Washington Post • March 1, 2014
Can we just be done with it, and declare the Kalichstein-Laredo-Robinson Trio the greatest piano trio on the face of the earth? Sure, there are other worthy groups out there. But as they showed on Thursday night at the Terrace Theater, the KLR players — together now for an astonishing 37 years — have outpaced the competition in everything from effortless virtuosity to striking originality, and perhaps most of all in the intimate democracy of their ensemble work. The thinking person's piano trio, in every way.
Take, for instance, their impeccable reading of Beethoven's "Trio in G major, Op. 1, No. 2" which opened the evening. Beethoven was only 22 when he wrote it, and it's among his most purely enjoyable pieces, full of the intricate but playful writing that fills the ears (these ears, anyway) with joy. But the KLR players took the work beyond its surface pleasures, exploring a deep and sometimes dark current that ran from the opening Adagio to the elegant fury of the Finale, and gave the music a huge sense of scale. A stunning reading, perfectly balanced and rigorously thought out, yet bursting with spontaneity.
Andre Previn wrote his Piano Trio No. 2 for the KLR players in 2011, and it's what you might expect from this most cosmopolitain of composers: a sophisticated, richly-imagined tapestry that draws effortlessly from jazz, hard-edged modernism, Broadway show tunes and stops in between. It's steeped in 20th Century angst — ergo, serious — and it's impossible not to admire Previn's ability to slide seamlessly from one style to the next. Yet, despite a sure-footed performance that left the brain cells jumping, the work seemed mostly to be about Previn himself — a display of compositional virtuosity.
If Previn's work didn't always touch the heart, Mendelssohn's "Trio in C minor, Op. 66" grabbed it with both hands and refused to let go. You could power a small city with the explosive force of this work, and the KLR players gave it a spectacular, almost intoxicating performance, from the darkly playful little Scherzo to the earthy, near-physical punch of the Finale. A bravura performance, capped to huge applause with a light, well-chosen encore: the Gypsy Rondo from Haydn's Trio No. 39 in G major.
Folk Music of Okinawa at the Freer Gallery
By Stephen Brookes • The Washington Post • February 27, 2014
The traditional folk music of Okinawa isn't exactly commonplace in American concert halls — you might have an easier time finding Tuvan throat singing or a recital of Namibian hunting chants. But in a rare and fascinating program at the Freer Gallery on Wednesday night, a quartet of Okinawan musicians known as The Ryukyuans presented an evening of songs from the islands of southern Japan that were absolutely stunning in their spare, evocative and often plaintive beauty.
The concert (part of the Freer's ongoing Music From Japan Festival) included both ancient music and newer, pop-oriented songs, and the connection between them was almost seamless. That may partly be due to the sanshin — a traditional three-stringed instrument known as "the voice of Okinawa" — that was used in every song, but also to the simple and direct expressiveness of all the music, its distinctive flavor and lack of any artifice or pretension.
From the melancholy "Yunta Shora" that opened the program (beautifully sung by Yukito Ara in a clear, sweet voice) to 19th-century love songs such as "Irabu Togani" (given a sense of yearning by singer Isamu Shimoji) and the driving rhythms of traditional dance songs ("Moashibi Chijuya," sung by Shinobu Matsuda in an eye-popping pink kimono, with Satoshi "Sunday" Nakasone on percussion), the Ryukyuans made a convincing case that this music deserves a much wider audience.
But it was newer songs on the program — written largely by Ara and Shimoji themselves — that may win the most new converts. Light, upbeat, and full of catchy melodies, they blended the direct power of traditional music with the open-hearted charm of pop.
Go-Go Symphony at the Atlas Performing Arts Center
By Stephen Brookes • The Washington Post • February 23, 2014
Go-go music, D.C.'s own distinctive brand of funk, may have faded a bit since its heyday here a couple of decades ago, but it still has its true believers. Count among them composer Liza Figueroa Kravinsky, whose work fuses the raw, physical power of go-go with the nuanced complexity of classical orchestral music. Crazy? Maybe. But on Friday night, Kravinsky brought her hard-driving "Go-Go Symphony" to the Atlas Performing Arts Center — and it brought the sold-out house to its feet, cheering.
In fact, the whole evening (part of the Atlas's "Intersections" series) was one wild, unpredictable combination after another. The classical Capital City Symphony (led by conductor John Devlin) was backed by a rhythm section of seasoned go-go players, while "beat ya feet" dancers from Da Originalz fronted the stage with electric guitarist Stephen Curtin, Rosshan Monroe on tenor sax and a string of hard-charging horns. It wasn't always a fair fight — the amplified rhythm section tended to steamroll the delicate strings — but the music itself roared, from go-go treatments of Mozart, Richard Strauss and Edvard Grieg (whose funkified "In the Hall of the Mountain King" may never be the same) to a pair of subtle-but-powerful works by saxophonist Peter Van Siclen.
When MC Head Roc took the stage for Kravinsky's "Go-Go Symphony," though, things really kicked into gear. A born performer, Head Roc had the audience up in their seats throughout this exuberant work, which built small, punchy gestures into a powerhouse of unstoppable momentum. Will "symphonic go-go" take the world by storm? Hard to say — but in Kravinsky's hands, at least, it's well worth a listen.
Saxophonist Ashu at Dumbarton Oaks
By Stephen Brookes • The Washington Post • February 11, 2014
Classical saxophone recitals are a little out of the ordinary around here, so it was a treat to hear Ashu Kejariwal — a young virtuoso who's a little out of the ordinary himself — in a spirited and entertaining program Monday night at Dumbarton Oaks.
Ashu (he goes by that single name, like Cher) has little use for the buttoned-down sobriety of the classical world, and in an evening that ranged from the urbane sophistication of Jacques Ibert to the sultry tangos of Astor Piazzolla, he turned on the showmanship, darting his body left and right to the music, beseeching the heavens with tear-bright eyes and genrally emoting like a pro.
Ashu's clear pleasure in performing was infectious. The theatrical approach worked better with some pieces than others; Ibert's "Concertino da Camera" was a playful, light-filled joy to hear, and the soaring exuberance of Paul Creston's Sonata, Op. 19 was so powerful it practically knocked you out of your chair. But in the quieter works (the gentle Andante from Rachmaninoff's Sonata for Cello and Piano, Op. 19 and Debussy's elegant "Rhapsodie"), it sometimes felt as if Ashu was milking every last drop of feeling out of the music — as if its subtleties needed to be spelled out in capital letters, for the benefit of the musically dense. (And one thing about Dumbarton audiences — dense, they are not.)
There was never any doubt, though, about Ashu's remarkable virtuosity — he could get a little shrill in the upper register, but his fingering was near-flawless — or his easy, natural sense of phrasing, both displayed to perfection in three tangos by Piazzolla and in the lushly melodic "Fantaisie sur un Thème Original" by Jules Demersseman. The tangos ("Bordel 1900," "Tanti Anni Prima" and "Nightclub 1960") may have been the high point of the program, in fact: sensuous, uninhibited, a little wild — qualities well suited to Ashu's unique approach.
And lest we forget: Kuang-Hao Huang provided crisp, solid accompaniment on the piano all evening.
Simone Dinnerstein at the Kennedy Center
By Stephen Brookes • The Washington Post • February 10, 2014
Deny it if you can — the pianist Simone Dinnerstein has a way with Bach. Her poetic, almost intimate interpretation of the Goldberg Variations shot her to prominence in 2007, and she has just released a disc of the Two-Part Inventions and Sinfonias to critical acclaim. So expectations were high on Sunday when Dinnerstein brought the 15 Inventions to the Kennedy Center Concert Hall — and her Bach was, in fact, often quite striking. But it may have been two more modern works on the program that really made the ears sit up and pay attention.
The Two-Part Inventions are little miracles of counterpoint, written as teaching exercises but no less nuanced, multifaceted and rewarding because of it. Dinnerstein approached them confidently, at times even a bit brashly, highlighting the contrasts among them while knitting them into a coherent whole. But she never seemed to sink entirely into the music, and the results seesawed from beguiling (that lovely first Invention) and exalting (the warm, delicate fourth), to rushed and almost wooden (a dutiful sixth, a tangled seventh, a glittery and technically insecure eighth). By the end, despite moments of great beauty, it was hard to tell what Dinnerstein was after, exactly; and, given her usual insights into Bach, hard not to feel a bit disappointed.
Far more interesting, to these ears, was the opening work, "You Can't Get There From Here," by the gifted young composer Nico Muhly. A sort of meditation on memory, it draws on the Renaissance-era Fitzwilliam Virginal Book for musical ideas, alternating calm, pensive sections with others of sheer brute force. Dinnerstein premiered the work in 2012 and gets it to its bones, and over its 20-minute length she built it into a work of stately, almost majestic grandeur in a deeply impressive performance.
It was an ambitious program, and Dinnerstein closed it with one of the weightiest works in the repertoire — Beethoven's Sonata No. 32 in C minor, Op. 111, whose fiery Maestoso was delivered close to room temperature but whose complex Arietta (the real heart of the work) was well thought-through and deeply involving. But the most instantly likable work of the afternoon may have been George Crumb's 2002 "Eine Kleine Mitternachtmusik" (A Little Midnight Music). Built loosely on Thelonious Monk's "Round Midnight," it calls on the pianist to scrape the strings, play the soundboard like a percussion instrument and even vocalize, painting a nocturnal landscape of shadows, ritual and strange mysteries. Dinnerstein handled it all with aplomb — and a fine imaginative touch.


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Found 154 Records with the keyword term of "Eutrophication"
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2014 Parsimonious Model for Assessing Nutrient Impacts on Periphyton-Dominated Streams
2013 A Systems Approach to Holistic Total Maximum Daily Load Policy: Case of Lake Allegan, Michigan
2012 Assessing the Interactions between Chlorophyll a and Environmental Variables Using Copula Method
2012 Dealing with Algal Toxins and Dissolved Organics in Drinking Water
2012 Estimated Trophic State Effects and Abatement Costs in Connection with Improved Urban Sewage Treatment in the Gulf of Riga
2011 Comparison of Nutrient Limitation in Freshwater and Estuarine Reservoirs in Tropical Urban Singapore
2011 Parametric Analysis and Breakthrough Modeling of Phosphorus from Al-Oxide Filter Media
2010 Dual Discharge Approach to Accessing Assimilative Capacity: Probabilistic Analysis and Management Application
2010 Optimization of Watershed Control Strategies for Reservoir Eutrophication Management
2010 Robust Multivariate Outlier Detection Methods for Environmental Data
2010 Sediment Oxygen Demand and Nutrient Fluxes for a Tropical Reservoir in Singapore
2007 Stream Classification System Based on Susceptibility to Algal Growth in Response to Nutrients
2005 Incremental Improvements in Chesapeake Bay Environmental Model Package
2005 Microbial Populations in Tropical Reservoirs using Flow Cytometry
2004 Confounding Effect of Flow on Estuarine Response to Nitrogen Loading
2004 Hydrodynamic Tracking of the Massive Spring 1998 Red Tide in Hong Kong
2003 Eutrophication and Pathogen Abatement in the San Juan Bay Estuary
2003 Integrated Approach to Total Maximum Daily Load Development for Neuse River Estuary using Bayesian Probability Network Model (Neu-BERN)
2001 Development of a Long-Term Predictive Model for Baroclinic Circulation and Its Application to Blue Tide Phenomenon in Tokyo Bay
2001 The Influence of Drainage Canal Discharge on Eutrophication in the St. Lucie Estuary, Florida
2000 Calibration Performance of a Two-Dimensional, Laterally-Averaged Eutrophication Model of a Partially Mixed Estuary
2000 Conceptual Model of Aquatic Plant Decay and Ammonia Toxicity for Shallow Lakes
2000 Tributary Refinements to Chesapeake Bay Model
1999 Analysis of Sediment Characteristics and Total Phosphorus Models for Shagawa Lake
1999 Determining Primary Productivity of Lake Roosevelt with ¹4C
1999 Eutrophication Models of the Future
1999 Eutrophication Models of the Futures
1999 Simulation of the Behavior of Oxygen-Deficit Water in Tokyo Bay by Three-Dimensional Water Quality Model
1998 Application of Inverse Method to Calibrate Estuarine Eutrophication Model
1998 Assessing Lake Okeechobee Eutrophication Water-Quality Models
1998 Current Control Systems for Lake Water Quality Management
1998 Editor's Note: Papers in this Issue
1998 Eutrophication Model for a Coastal Bay in Hong Kong
1998 Using Eutrophication Modeling to Predict the Effectiveness of River Restoration Efforts
1997 Empirical Models for Disinfection By-Products in Lakes and Reservoirs
1997 Forced Circulation and Aeration in the Coastal Lagoon of Bojorquez, Mexico
1997 A New Technique for Controlling Algal Blooms in the Reservoir Using Vertical Curtains
1997 Non-Point Source Pollution Assessment of Mirror Lake Watershed, North Dakota
1997 Preliminary Verification of a 3D Hydrodynamic Model of the San Juan Estuarine System
1997 Water Quality Behavior in a Reservoir Having Anaerobic Heavy Bottom Layer Coupled with Inverse Temperature Gradient
1997 Watershed Management Strategy for Lake Eutrophication Remediation Using a Cascade Routing Approach
1996 Inverse Estimation of Parameters for an Estuarine Eutrophication Model
1996 Watershed Riparian Management and Its Benefits to a Eutrophic Lake
1995 Effects of Management Strategies to Improve Water Quality in the Tualatin River, Oregon
1995 Effects of Whole Depth Aeration on Water Quality in Two Hypereutrophic Reservoirs
1995 Model of Carbon Cycling in Planktonic Food Webs
1995 Response of Chesapeake Bay to Nutrient Load Reductions
1995 Simulation of Long-Term Trends in Chesapeake Bay Eutrophication
1995 Water Quality Modeling of Upper Mississippi River and Lake Pepin
1994 Coastal Eutrophication and Temperature Variation
1994 Evaluation and Management of Non-Point Source Pollutants in the Lake Tahoe Watershed
1993 CASS for Evaluating Hg Contamination in Clear Lake, CA
1993 Eutrophication Analysis of Embayments in Prince William Sound, Alaska
1993 Implementing a Watershed Plan for Lake Stevens
1993 Some Considerations About a Coastal Lagoon (RJ-Brasil) Trophic Level
1993 Three-Dimensional Eutrophication Model of Chesapeake Bay
1992 The Effects of Land Applied Water Treatment Residuals on Soil Phosphorus
1992 Liberty Reservoir Stormwater Retrofit Project
1992 Partitioning Phosphorus Loads: Implications for Lake Restoration
1992 Thirty Year Simulation of Chesapeake Bay Eutrophication
1991 Controlling Nitrogen Loading to Coastal Waters
1991 Eutrophication and its Effects on Coastal Habitats
1991 Evolution (1980-1990) of Ammonia and Dissolved Oxygen in Guanabara Bay, RJ, Brazil
1991 Hypolimnetic Aeration in Three Swiss Lakes
1991 The Present State of the Adriatic Sea Sanitation Program
1991 Sampling Strategies Proposed to Monitor Guanabara Bay, RJ, Brasil
1991 Trends in Eutrophication in Five Major U.S. Estuaries: Management Implications
1990 Calibrating the Chesapeake Bay Water Quality Model
1990 Eutrophication and Nutrient Enrichment in Peconic Bay: Numerical Model of Historical Conditions of the Mid-1970s
1990 Eutrophication and Recurrent Hypoxia in the New York Bight: A Synthesis of Historical Data and a Numerical Model of the 1976 Anoxic Event
1990 Historical Perspective Dissolved Oxygen & Eutrophication Models
1990 Phosphorus Dynamics Between James River and Chesapeake Bay
1990 Pre- and Post-Processing Data Management Approach for Eutrophication Model of Peconic Bay, Long Island
1990 The Role of Metals in Biological Phosphorus Removal
1990 The Role of Nitrate in Biological Phosphorus Removal
1990 A Stochastic Water Quality Management Approach for Mixed-Use Watersheds
1989 Approximate Dynamic Lake Phosphorus Budget Models
1989 Chesapeake Bay Three-Dimensional Model Study
1989 Eutrophication in the Adriatic Sea
1989 Hydrobiological Characterization of Guanabara Bay
1989 Impact of Land Use and NPS Loads on Lake Quality
1989 Improvement of Dissolved Oxygen Levels at Shepaug Hydro Station
1989 Influence of Rivers on Pollution of Coastal Waters
1989 Management of Phosphorus and Nitrogen Inputs to Lake Rotorua, New Zealand
1989 Nonpoint Source Loads and Phosphorus Budget for Lake LBJ
1989 Prediction of Overland Phosphorus Transport Using a Phosphorus Enrichment Ratio
1989 Study on the Variations of an Eutrophic Ecosystem from the Spanish Mediterranean Littoral: Data to Have in Min in the Nutrient Dumping to the Sea
1988 Aquifer Storage Recovery (ASR): A Potential Solution to the Eutrophication of Florida's Lake Okeechobee
1988 Development and Application of the Chesapeake Bay Eutrophication Model
1987 The Gulf Initiative
1987 Louisiana Estuaries: Issues, Resources, Status and Management
1987 Satellites Monitor Eutrophication of Estuaries
1986 Assessing Phosphorus Control in the James River Basin
1986 Modeling of Phytoplankton in Saginaw Bay: II. Post-Audit Phase
1986 Phytoplankton in Saginaw Bay: I. Calibration Phase
1985 Agricultural Nonpoint Source Control Program for Lake Erie
1985 Effect of Best Management Practices on Water Quality in the Appoquinimink Watershed
1985 Formation of a Caribbean Coastal Management Unit
1985 A Post-Audit of the Potomac Eutrophication Model
1984 A Modeling Analysis of the Implications of Phosphorus Availability of Lake Erie Inputs


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New Supernatural Season 9,Episode 11 Official Spoilers,Synopsis Released By CW
New Supernatural season 9,episode 11 official spoilers,synopsis released by CW. Recently,CW dished out the new,official,synopsis/spoilers for their upcoming "Supernatural" episode 11 of season 9, and it sounds quite intriguing as Dean and Crowley team up to defeat Abbadon, and more. The episode is called, "First Born."
In the new episode 11 press release: Looking to reclaim his place as King of Hell, Crowley is going to ask Dean for help finding "The First Blade," the only blade that can kill Abbadon. Knowing he owes Crowley a favor for helping Sam, and also wanting Abaddon dead himself, Dean will reluctantly agree and the two will set off on a road trip.
However, Dean and Crowley will be completely unprepared when they find out who has the blade ,Cain, the first son. Meanwhile, Sam will be back at the bunker with Castiel who notices there is some leftover grace inside Sam. If they can extract it, they can use the grace to track Gadreel.
The only problem is the procedure may do permanent damage to Sam. Episode 11 is scheduled to air on Tuesday night, January 21st at 8pm central time on the CW. Stay tuned. Follow us on Facebook by Clicking Here. Follow us on Twitter by Clicking Here.Did You Enjoy this Post? Subscribe to Hollywood Hills on Facebook, Twitter, & Email
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Jim Boeheim calls Andy Katz an 'idiot' and 'disloyal' person
Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim went off on ESPN college basketball writer Andy Katz following his team's 66-58 loss at UConn Wednesday. Katz asked about the UConn-Syracuse rivalry and received a verbal assault in response. "I'll answer anybody's question but yours because you're an idiot and a disloyal person," Boeheim shot at Katz. "There are a…Read More


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Let me try to be thorough.. first I had a bad flash.. went through the whole process, xbox turned off and then wouldn't work right. No A/V but it sounded like the hard drive initialized and the dvd drive was spinning.. It wouldn't read signed code though. So I happen to have an alladin with me (i'm out of town because of the hurricane , been displaced), I installed the alladin and now let me tell you what's happening...
I have to press the power and eject button at the same time to turn it on.. not so bad, but the tray opens and off course you have to close it. Also if you boot retail , just tap the power it will reboot over and over with no a/v, guess that's the retail bios. I'm just wondering if anyones experienced similiar problems.. to turn it off from Avalaunch you can use the controller ( I flashed the modchip with ind-bios), but then it boots the retail bios and one tap on the power button and it'll shut-off. Box is up and running, avalaunch installed with 160 gig, so it's all good in the hood.
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sounds like a problem with the BT solder point, maybe somethign bridged in that area
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2000 Dodge Stratus • 160,000 miles
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One of Chelsea Manning's requests have finally been heard, even though it is in name only. »
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Mar 19, 2007, Vol. 12, No. 26 • By EDWARD SHORT
What sets A History of the English-Speaking Peoples Since 1900 apart is its passionate sincerity. Yes, it is admirably researched and enviably well-written; it is full of revisionist fireworks. It is, in parts, laugh-out-loud funny. (See Roberts's animadversions on Harold Wilson's foreign secretary, George Brown.) But it is also a cry from the heart. Roberts believes in Anglo-American collaboration because he believes in freedom. He believes in what Churchill said at the 1943 Harvard commencement:
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JULY: The month begins with the Rangers in the midst of the most grueling stretch of any team's schedule: Playing 20 games in 20 days (the maximum allowed under the Collective Bargaining Agreement). The fortunate part for Texas is that 13 of 20 are at home, including the last seven. Those seven are against Houston and Los Angeles, against whom the Rangers were a combined 15-4 in Arlington in 2013. A similar dominant stretch might put the Rangers atop the division heading into the All-Star break. They'll need it because that stretch at the end of the month with 10 games vs. Oakland and the Yankees could be a killer. Prediction: 15-11.
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AUBURN | Sammie Coates may have been the best receiver in America last season, but something beyond his control slowed him down in November and beyond.
He didn't have a consistent complement.
It worked. The 6-foot-2 wideout didn't crack the 100-yard plateau during Auburn's final four games.
A solution is at hand. Top-rated junior college prospect D'haquille Williams and four-star Stanton Truitt are combining with Auburn's existing receiver assets, many of them new to the limelight in 2013, to create headaches for the defense.
"It's going to be hard to roll coverage to one side to try to stop one player because we've got so much talent in one room," Coates said Tuesday. "It's going to be crazy when everybody gets it together."
That process is into its second week. Williams has been the biggest story -- a 216-pound wideout who has the power to knock defenders on their heels if he can't accelerate away from them. Where Coates is a quintessential deep threat, track speed combined with elite jumping ability and long arms, Williams looks like a made-to-order possession receiver who can draw defensive interest inside of 20 yards.
It could be an epic collaboration.
"(Williams) is a competitor; he hates to lose. I saw that because I was his host on recruiting visits," wideout Quan Bray said. "Just talking to him and getting to know what type of guy he is, just seeing how much stuff he's got built up inside of him to let it all go on the field to be the No. 1 guy coming out of JUCO, I see that he's a baller."
Yet the effect extends well beyond those two players.
Nick Marshall spoke last weekend of Williams being a player "who can make a play for you when the ball is in the air." Playmakers subtract complexity when it comes to a quarterback's job.
Ricardo Louis, hero of the Georgia game, is fighting for a starting position. Bray wants to start as a senior. Guys like Marcus Davis, Tony Stevens and Melvin Ray want more opportunities in 2014.
Dominic Walker wants to make his mark after spending his 2013 season on the scout team. And Jaylon Denson, who started four games before suffering a torn patellar tendon against LSU, will be back in the summer with designs on reclaiming his spot.
Auburn's receiving corps is deeper than it's been in years.
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The Politics of Government Decision-Making: A Theory of Regulatory Capture
The paper develops an agency-theoretic approach to interest-group politics and shows the following: (1) the organizational response to the possibility of regulatory agency politics is to reduce the stakes interest groups have in regulation; (2) the threat of producer protection leads to low-powered incentive schemes for regulated firms; (3) consumer politics may induce uniform pricing by a multiproduct firm; and (4) an interest group has more power when its interest lies in inefficient rather than efficient regulation, where inefficiency is measured by the degree of informational asymmetry between the regulated industry and the political principal (Congress). Copyright 1991, the President and Fellows of Harvard College and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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Originally posted by semperfortis
I made these pretty quickly, so feel free to let me know if you do want anything different..
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November 28, 2015
Washington (AP) -- A Senate Republican accuses President Bush of angering Congress and the public by taking a go-it-alone approach to Iraq War policy.
Nebraska Senator Chuck Hagel stopped short of calling for impeachment. But he said some other lawmakers consider impeachment an option. Hagel spoke on ABC's "This Week."
Hagel also discussed the possibility of impeachment in comments in Esquire magazine's April issue. The Republican states that this is "not a monarchy," adding that he hopes the President "understands that."
Hagel is considering a 2008 Presidential run.
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