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Well, here is a quick overview, so you don't have to write out all of them. 1 - I 5 - V 10 - X 50 - L 100 - C 500 - D 1000 - M They go from highest to lowest when written, and… they are added up as you go along, like 1776: MDCCLXXVI Also, if you're on the verge of reaching a new letter, like the numbers 4, 9, 14, 19, 49, 99, 499, and 999, it will be written as such: IV IX XIV XIX IL IC ID IM This method of putting an I in front of the next changing letter, derives from the written out form of a Latin number, being "undeviginti", meaning "one from twenty". There are more rules and exceptions, but that is a summary of why. PLEASE RECOMMEND ME! :) (MORE)
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1-1000 in roman numerals?
In today's notation 1-1000 in Roman numerals are: Units from 1 to 9: I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII, VIII, IX Tens from 10 to 90: X, XX, XXX, XL, L, LX, LXX, LXXX, XC Hundre…ds from 100 to 900: C, CC, CCC, CD, D, DC, DCC, DCCC, CM Thousand: M To select a number simply write down the hundreds first then followed by the tens and then the units. Examples: 986 = CM+LXXX+VI = CMLXXXVI and 666 = DC+LX +VI = DCLXVI (MORE)
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Roman numerals.... 1 = I 2 = II 3 = III 4 = IV (or IIII on old clocks, watches and sundials) 5 = V 6 = VI 7 = VII 8 = VIII … 9 = IX 10 = X 20 = XX 30 = XXX 40 = XL 50 = L 60 = LX 70 = LXX 80 = LXXX 90 = XC 100 = C 500 = D 1000 = M 2000 = MM 3000 = MMM The numbers 11 - 19 and 21 - 29 etc follow the same pattern as the numbers 1 to 9 but preceeded by X or XX etc. The same applies to numbers preceeded by 100s or 1000s. Some examples... 14 = XIV 44 = XLIV 88 = LXXXVIII 151 = CLI 423 = CDXXIII 666 = DCLXVI 1066 = MLXVI 2009 = MMIX (MORE)
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Roman Numerals Letters and Numbers
Whether you're in elementary school, high school, or college, letters always appear in your math lessons. One way that this happens is through the ancient Roman numeric system… known as Roman numerals. Roman numerals can be fun, but for some students, they can be difficult and overly complex. In this article, you'll find all of the important questions about Roman numerals answered simply and efficiently, so that you can know everything about this method of expressing numbers through letters.The Roman numbers that are used today are as follows: * The number 1 is represented by the letter I. * The number 5 is represented by the letter V. * The number 10 is represented by the letter X. * The number 50 is represented by the letter L. * The number 100 is represented by the letter C. * The number 500 is represented by the letter D. * The number 1,000 is represented by the letter M.The Roman numeral I is the most complicated Roman numeral of them all (so far as the smaller numbers are concerned), as it is the numeral used to subtract from V and X. Only three I numerals can be used consecutively. This means that you cannot create the number four using nothing but the letter I. Instead, you must follow the second rule for Roman numeral I. This rule states that if an I or a sequence of them follows a different Roman numeral, each Roman numeral I is subtracted from the initial value of the number that it (or they) followed. For example, the number four is created by placing Roman numeral V (for 5) behind a single Roman numeral I (for 1). This will translate as 5 minus 1, which results in the number 4. Hence, you would create the number 9 by writing the Roman numeral X (for 10) following a single Roman numeral I. A slightly more complex number is fourteen, which would play out as follows: XIV, meaning 10 plus 5 minus 1. Now that you understand the rules for I, you can apply them to larger numbers. These rules also work for the letters X (10) and C (100). However, X only subtracts from L (50) and C, and C only subtracts from M (1,000) and D (500). Apart from that difference, the same rules of subtraction that apply to the letter I apply to the letters X and C.As you create larger numbers, Roman numerals can become more complex. Sequences of thousands and numbers that subtract singular numbers repeatedly can be incredibly complicated and can occasionally take quite some time to decipher. Here are some examples: * MMMMCMXCIX is the Roman numeral for 4,999. The M's (1000) translate as 4,000, and the CM (1000 minus 100) represents 900. The next numbers are XCIX, meaning 90 and then 9, resulting in 4,999. * MCMXCIV is the Roman number for 1994. Translating from left to right, here is how this equation is figured: 1,000 (M) plus (1,000 minus 100 equals 900) (CM) plus (100 minus 10 equals 90) (XC) plus (5 minus 1 equals 4) (IV), which equals 1,000 plus 900 plus 90 plus 4. When you add these together, the total is 1994.There are several theories as to where Roman numerals came from. One of the more prominent theories is that Roman numerals were derived from original tally marks. The reason for this theory is that Roman numerals are derived from letters that can all easily be created using the same straight lines. Even C can be created using merely two straight lines that were used to create tally sticks. This not only made it very easy to carve into stone later on, but it made it quite easy to communicate. Clearly, the actual notches made from the original tally marks differ slightly from Roman numerals, but the resemblance is obvious, and the rules are similar. However, Roman numerals are far more efficient than the tallies.Roman numerals can be tough to master. However, once you do master them, you'll be able to read and understand them quite easily. While the rules of subtraction may seem difficult and complicated, memorizing which letter corresponds with which number is the part that is the most difficult. Memorize the symbols and letters, and everything else about Roman numerals should be easy to understand.Alfred Hooper has another theory about the origins of Roman numerals. He believes that they were derived explicitly from or for hand signal usage. (MORE)
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A Brief Tutorial on Arithmetic Using Roman Numeral Letters
If you were a student living in ancient Rome, and were given a homework assignment involving math, it probably wouldn't be all that difficult. While the system of Roman numera…l letters may at first glance appear to be cumbersome, it really isn't. It takes less effort to write C instead of 100, or M instead of 1,000. The Romans did not have to worry about calculus since it hadn't been invented yet. Their mathematics primarily consisted of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, and they had the abacus, an ancient version of the pocket calculator to help them out.The Roman numerals are based upon counting. The letter I, meaning 1, could be a notch on the stick. The other letters V, X, L, C, and M, are essentially shorthand. It would be hard to read a string of 33 I's without making a mistake. XXXIII is much easier to read and much faster to write. The largest number represented by a letter is 1,000. That letter is an M. The Romans didn't need numbers that represented billions or trillions. They didn't have to count that many things, and could do a lot with the letters they had to represent larger numbers. The year 1989 for example would be written MCMLXXXIX. M is 1,000, CM is 900, LXXX is 80, and IX is 9. The letters V, X, L, and C stand for 5, 10, 50, and 100, respectively.If you wish to add two numbers expressed as Roman numerals, you do three things. First you convert numbers using prefixes, such as IX which means 9, to the same number expressed with suffixes. In this case 9 would be written as VIIII. You then concatenate the numbers, which means placing one against the other. If you want to add 9 or IX to 23, which is XXIII, you change IX to VIIII and add it to XXIII, giving you VIIIIXXIII. Unless you are a Roman, that doesn't mean anything. You next have to group like letters together. That gives you XXVIIIIIII. XX is 20, and VIIIIII is 5 plus 7, which equals 12. The shorter designation for 12 is XII. Your answer becomes XXXII which is 32.Subtraction is no more difficult. To subtract 19, or XIX, from 124, or CXXIV, you first remove the prefixes and change them to suffixes, changing 19 to XVIIII and 124 to CXXIIII. Now you write 124 ? 19 as CXXIIII ? XVIIII. You need to eliminate common terms as you would in an algebraic equation, so you'll need a 'V' on each side. Change CXXIIII to CXVVIIII because 5 plus 5, or V plus V, equals 10, or X. Now you have CXVVIIII ? XVIIII. Eliminating the like terms, which in this case are X, V, and IIII, leaves you with CV or 105. It gets easier with practice.Here you place one number in a left-hand column and the number it is to be multiplied to in a right hand column. The numbers are of course in Roman numeral notation. Divide the number in the left-hand column by 2 and discard the remainder. Multiply the number in the right hand column by 2. Repeat the process, always throwing out any remainder in the left-hand column, which if present will be a 1. When you are done, you will end up with a 1 in the left hand column and a large number in the right hand column. Now take both columns and strike out the rows where the left-side numbers are even numbers. Add together the numbers in the remaining right-hand column rows and the result is your answer. What you have essentially done is used a binary system to arrive at your answer, much as a computer does.To do division with Roman numerals you have to work the problem as a computer would. That is to say you would have to do a series of subtractions. There is no one method that seems to be better than any other method. It is somewhat of a brute force calculation in which an abacus could come in very handy. About the only shortcut you could employ would be to divide both numbers by two until you get the lowest possible two numbers. In other words, use a factoring process. You can only do that of course if both numbers are even numbers to start with. Roman schoolboys probably hated division.The Romans did not have a symbol for zero. That does not create a problem if you are counting or adding. If you are subtracting and end up at zero, in the Roman way of thinking you simply end up with nothing. Insofar as fractions are concerned, they were not expressed as numerical notations but as words. The Roman would write "one third" instead of some variation of III. They did make use of what is called an uncia, which means 1/12 of anything. One-half for example would consist of 6 uncias. There was not any standard system in place to deal with either fractions or decimals.If you stop to think about it, the Roman system might make more sense when it comes to counting than the Arabic numbering system in use today. A III has more to say than does a 3 to the uninitiated. While multiplication requires a bit of skill, and division requires quite a bit more, most Romans did not have to worry themselves with arithmetic. Most of the mathematical answers they required in their day-to-day living could be arrived at by counting, even if it meant cutting notches on a stick, where some believe the system got its start.The Roman numerals are based upon counting. The letter I, meaning 1, could be a notch on the stick. The other letters V, X, L, C, and M are essentially shorthand. It would be hard to read a string of 33 I's without making a mistake. XXXIII is much easier to read and faster to write. (MORE)
Historical Influences on Chinese Numerals
Chinese numerals have gone through several evolutions throughout the course of history. In ancient China, mathematics was considered an art form, and those with a high ability… for doing calculations were considered masters of the arts. Numerals have many important meanings in China, from simple counting through the highly metaphysical numerology system. This list presents an overview of five of the ways the Chinese number system has changed over time.In 1899, Chinese archaeologists found bones inscribed with ancient Chinese script. Included with these bones were examples of the number system. This was found to be very different from the number symbols used in standard script today. Much numerical information was found on these bones; it included the numbers of men lost to war, populations of the times, and even identified that ancient Chinese math was based on a decimal system, much like the one that is used throughout the world today.The bamboo rod method of calculating mathematics was created around 2,000 BC. It used bamboo rods placed in groups and lines, allowing for higher calculation than was previously seen. Only the numbers from one to nine were represented in this form of mathematics; zero did not have a place due to the hands-on approach of laying the rods. Rods could be arranged in specific columns and rows to represent extremely high numbers.Around 220 BC, the book, "Nine Chapters on the Mathematical Art" was written. It was during this time that the Chinese mathematical system was standardized. This book is still referred to by many math teachers and math masters in China, even today.Around 263 AD, Chinese mathematician Liu Hui produced a long commentary on the "Nine Chapters of the Mathematical Art." This influence caused a further evolution of the number system and included a better way to solve for pi. In fact, Liu Hui was the first math master to correctly solve pi to 3.14 in China.The belief that numbers were directly associated with the metaphysical also had an impact on the symbols used within Chinese numerals. It is believed that the ancient mythical Chinese leader Hu created the idea of numerology during his time as emperor. To this day, some numbers are considered more important to Chinese people than others.Chinese numerals continue to go through many evolutions. Today, math masters in China work the same jobs found in America. They often become teachers, physicists, scientists, and researchers. Many math masters also become computer programmers or web developers. This is likely because there is a common link between math and coding; most code is based on mathematical calculations at its base.Math is considered one of the most important subjects to learn within Chinese schools, and the level which students are encouraged to attain is much higher than what is found in American culture. Often, Chinese students are practicing calculus by the time they reach the equivalent of junior high. (MORE)
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Romans and the Art of Writing
In the 7th century BC, Rome began its adventure in writing. Although the skill of reading and writing was restricted to the wealthy, it was a crucial element to the developmen…t of the Romans in order to record thoughts and ideas. It was even used as a form of entertainment during Rome's time. The Romans had quite a variety of tools to write with, both expensive and inexpensive, and in fact some of their methods are quite similar to the ones we use today. Many of the methods and the alphabet itself is very similar to that which is seen today.The Romans adopted the Latin alphabet, which was introduced to them by the Greeks. They expanded this alphabet to better suit their own needs. Within the first century BC, this alphabet was refined by the Romans to consist of a total of 21 letters, and it was soon expanded to contain the letters K, Y, and Z. This Latin alphabet was very similar to our own, and it should not be surprising as much of our alphabet was inspired by this alphabet. Writing was an art of refinement for the Romans. They experimented with the art and have eventually settled on writing with a left to right method, similar to that of English methods today.The Romans often chiseled their alphabet into pillars, buildings, and other stone structures. These 'writings' had no form of punctuation to speak of and typically look to be an uninterrupted paragraph of text. They wrote using ink and papyrus, a form of paper made from the papyrus plant. They also used wax tablets, into which they could carve their letters. These wax tablets could be erased and were far less expensive than more permanent methods of writing, and thus were used frequently as a tool for instruction.The Romans did not spread the wealth of knowledge when it came to reading or writing. Typically only the children of wealthy parents were taught how to read and write. These children typically started their tutoring at the age of six. These children practiced using what was called a 'stylus', which was a stick used to write letters onto wax tablets during that era. This allowed the children to easily rub out letters as needed to better refine their writing abilities. Wax tablets, due to their cost effectiveness, made tutoring a bit more accessible to the wealthy.Rome's writing was diverse in nature. It was a tool used to communicate ideas between those who had the necessary schooling to read and write. It was also a method to express oneself through the writing of poetry or other arts of entertainment. While reading and writing was a tool of the privileged, it was nonetheless a valuable tool for recording thoughts and ideas so that they may be referred to at a future date. Unfortunately many of these writings did not survive the test of time, though the chiseled letters of stone remain to inform researchers as to how the Romans developed and used this alphabet.The alphabet they took in and refined is very similar to that we have today. Writing may have been an art restricted to the wealthy in the Roman era, but they took great pride in it as can be seen by the wondrous works carved into their structures that still stand to this day. Even their methods have carried on for a very long time. It would be false to give Rome all the credit for today's writing, but they've certainly had a hand in its development.The Latin alphabet had a high impact in English literature today, but the numbers used today stem from Arabic culture. Roman numerals are vastly different to what we use today, and they typically consisted of a combination of Latin letters to represent the thought of a number. (MORE)
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The Four Styles of Ancient Roman Frescoes
One of the most expansive empires of its kind, the Roman Empire left behind countless pieces of intriguing history. Whether through great leaders and armies or art and public …works, Roman innovation shined in the ancient world. Though some aspects of ancient Roman culture are relatively unknown, one of Rome's most well-known artistic contributions comes in the form of the fresco. Frescoes, which are paintings rapidly produced upon newly laid plaster, depict some of the most memorable scenes in Roman history. Here are the four main styles of Roman frescoes.In the masonry style, also known as the incrustation style, a certain brand of illusion is carried out. The aim of the masonry style is to call forth an image of wealth from the appearance of the walls upon which it is used. To do this, a Roman artist would paint walls to appear as if they were comprised of colorful, flat stones. Such stones, if truly present, would likely be imported and therefore expensive. As a result, the owner of a home with masonry style frescoes would appear replete with wealth to outsiders.In contrast with frescoes created in the masonry style, the architectural (or illusionistic) style's products feature specific scenes. With the assistance of numerous perspective devices, architectural style Roman frescoes create the illusion of three-dimensional space in a two-dimensional area. Many such frescoes feature sacred buildings, figures, myths, or theater acts. Many Roman frescoes depicted scenes related to ancient Greek events because the public view of Greeks as sophisticated people lent the appearance of sophistication to Roman homeowners as well.The ornate, or ornamental, style reverts back to the masonry Sayle's two-dimensional ways. While it is said that the Architectural Style frames its scenes with realistic architecture, the Ornate Style abandons this practice in favor of thinner, finer figures. The scenes are expressly framed by the painter in the ornate fresco style, and, as the style's name implies, scenes are embellished substantially. The presence of such objects as improbably thin columns supporting floors are often signs of the ornamental style.The final style of Roman frescoes hearkens back to its predecessors to varying extents. First of all, the fourth style brings back the realistic architectural elements and three-dimensional illusions of the architectural style. Oftentimes, the scenes in frescoes of this style will be painted in such a way that it appears they form a sequence, as in a picture gallery. The complex fourth style employs panoramas and narrative painting as well as masonry style frescoes on the lower part of its images.Ancient art has been, and will likely continue to be, a major point of interest for historians and general scholars alike. Each civilization and culture has its own set of artistic tendencies, and few types of art define the ancient Roman people better than their frescoes. Whether in the masonry style, architectural style, ornate style, or any combination of the three (as in the fourth style), frescoes depict scenes that are key to understanding Roman life and the history they held dear. At once unique, brief, and powerful, Roman frescoes are integral parts of ancient history.Many Roman frescoes depicted scenes related to ancient Greek events because the public view of Greeks as sophisticated people lent the appearance of sophistication to Roman homeowners as well. (MORE)
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Life in Ancient Rome
Ancient Roman society helped to form the building blocks for the way many Western societies function today. Many famous Romans made great contributions to things such as mathe…matics, architecture, religion, language, and literature, just to name a few. The Roman society was also one of the first "civilized" societies in Western history. Their guidelines on government and law set the precedent for the way that law is practiced in most Western cultures and even some Eastern cultures. While the flaws and shortcomings of Roman society cannot be ignored, their contributions to Western culture greatly outweigh their mistakes. Here are some important facts to remember about the Romans and their society and lifestyle.Roman society was based on hierarchical beliefs. There were different classes of people, and within some of those classes there were sub-classes. The lowest of the classes were the slaves, or the servant class. The next class included the freedmen. These were former slaves who had been freed for any number of reasons. The highest class of citizens consisted of the free-born citizens. From this group of people, there could be various levels of class, such as the wealthy politicians and noblemen.Roman law was run by the Republic. The Roman Republic was very similar to a democracy. The different divisions of the Republic were made up of a senate and a legislature. These divisions worked to pass laws and elect officials. The laws in Rome were based largely on the Justinian code that was created around 580 A.D. This code consisted of a body of common laws that all Roman citizens were expected to abide by.Early Romans were taught primarily by their parents. Roman boys were more likely to receive education than Roman girls. Furthermore, slaves and members of the lower classes were not likely to receive any sort of formal education, because it was believed to be something suited only to the upper classes. Romans were taught primarily about religion and politics, and children of noblemen may have had further education in literature and culture. Over time, the Romans began to adopt ideas about education from the Greeks and implemented formal schooling into their education system.The major sources for income in Ancient Rome were farming and trade. While many other societies still relied heavily on the bartering system, Romans had developed a sophisticated coinage system for payment. These forms of payment could be used at a market or could be paid directly to a merchant or farmer for services. Workers were made up of a mix of slave and paid labor, with slave labor becoming less common as Rome ceased participating in foreign wars and conquests. Many historians view the Roman economy as being capitalistic in its practices.Ancient Roman society is largely remembered for its contributions to architecture and the arts. Some people may not realize that the Romans played a major role in the economic structure of many modern-day societies. Their coinage system was widely used throughout Europe up until the early 17th century. In addition to their economic feats, the Romans carved a path for the future with their technological advances. Some of these advances include plumbing, flushing toilets, Roman roads, and aqueducts. Many of the traditions from ancient Roman society are still practiced within Western cultures to this day.Even though ancient Romans made many advances in technology, one of their advances may have aided in the decline of the empire. Some historians believe that lead pipes used in their sewer systems may have caused a decline in the birth rate due to a rise in lead poisoning. (MORE)
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What is 1000 in Roman Numerals?
Roman Numeral I=1 IV=4 IX=9 X=10 XL=40-48 L=50 C=100 D=500 M = 1000
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After M, a bar is placed over the base numeral to indicate that the numeral is multiplied by 1000. example: V with a bar over it is 5*1000 = 5000. A double bar over the …V would be equivalent of 5*1000*1000 or 5 million. (MORE)
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Count from 1-1000 in Roman numerals?
Roman numerals.... 1 = I 2 = II 3 = III 4 = IV (or IIII on old clocks, watches and sundials) 5 = V 6 = VI 7 = VII 8 = VIII … 9 = IX 10 = X 20 = XX 30 = XXX 40 = XL 50 = L 60 = LX 70 = LXX 80 = LXXX 90 = XC 100 = C 500 = D 1000 = M 2000 = MM 3000 = MMM The numbers 11 - 19 and 21 - 29 etc follow the same pattern as the numbers 1 to 9 but preceeded by X or XX etc. The same applies to numbers preceeded by 100s or 1000s. Some examples... 14 = XIV 44 = XLIV 88 = LXXXVIII 151 = CLI 423 = CDXXIII 666 = DCLXVI 1066 = MLXVI 2009 = MMIX After 3000 thousand are written by either placing a horizontal bar over a numeral, to indicate that the numeral should be multiplied by 1000, or by placing the numeral inside brackets, which also indicates that it should be multiplied by 1000. Examples... 4000 = [IV] 10000 = [X] 523000 = [DXXIII] 1000000 = [M] (MORE)


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I was wondering, when you put an audio CD into the xbox running the native xboxdash, you have the option of copying this audio cd to the xbox HD. How is this music copied/encoded, as a .wav or mp3 or what...also, how can I find these files to play with XBMC? THanks very much.
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Urban contribution of pharmaceuticals and other organic wastewater contaminants to streams during differing flow conditions
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AbstractDuring 2001, 76 water samples were collected upstream and downstream of select towns and cities in Iowa during high-, normal- and low-flow conditions to determine the contribution of urban centers to concentrations of pharmaceuticals and other organic wastewater contaminants (OWCs) in streams under varying flow conditions. The towns ranged in population from approximately 2000 to 200000. Overall, one or more OWCs were detected in 98.7% of the samples collected, with 62 of the 105 compounds being found. The most frequently detected compounds were metolachlor (pesticide), cholesterol (plant and animal sterol), caffeine (stimulant), ??-sitosterol (plant sterol) and 1,7-dimethylxanthine (caffeine degradate). The number of OWCs detected decreased as streamflow increased from low- (51 compounds detected) to normal- (28) to high-flow (24) conditions. Antibiotics and other prescription drugs were only frequently detected during low-flow conditions. During low-flow conditions, 15 compounds (out of the 23) and ten compound groups (out of 11) detected in more than 10% of the streams sampled had significantly greater concentrations in samples collected downstream than in those collected upstream of the urban centers. Conversely, no significant differences in the concentrations were found during high-flow conditions. Thus, the urban contribution of OWCs to streams became progressively muted as streamflow increased. ?? 2004 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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Ryan Gengler of Schofield walks into the Weston Fire Department for the smoke and carbon monoxide detector giveaway along with his wife, Samantha, and son, Benjamin, 1, Saturday during Make a Difference Day activities in Weston.
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Newspaper staff members and local firefighters gave away $5,000 worth of lifesaving detectors, donated by the newspaper and Gannett Foundation, at the Wausau and Weston fire departments on the 20th anniversary of the national Make a Difference Day, which Gannett created.
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When I said "several different versions" I meant "several products" as in "sold under several different names" some of which use the old formulation and some the newer, even if all the old ones are made in one place and all the new ones in one place.
The one I have that I bought meaning to try Rodinal again is this one:
and at least until now I wasn't sure which one this is. So you are saying it is the 1960s+ version, not the old pre-war version, correct?
Yes, this R09 one shot is the Agfa (photo) Rodinal version. But it's still made in the old Agfa chemical plant in Germany.
There is no perfect developer and there is nothing magical about Rodinal. If you have been satisfied with the developers you have been using then why change. If you change developer then remember there is a learning curve which must again be mastered.
There is also Fomadon R09 made by Foma.
What you can say abou PARODINAL?
I want to try to do some to develop some films.
Yes, they had (have ?) good connections with this former OrWo (DDR) chemical plant. In the new version (Fomadon R09 NEW) they also changed of type bottle.Quote:
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We don't have much information yet, but as you may have noticed, LG is now on Microsoft's official list for Windows Mobile licensees. We have it on authority that they've got two devices planned, one of which being a Windows Mobile take on their KE850 Prada Phone. Being that Microsoft mandates Windows Mobile devices require a certain minimum of hard buttons to operate, LG is working on a specially tweaked WM6 Pro interface to make their device actually usable without all those cluttering buttons. The other device LG's working on, as we understand, is something a little more Chocolate-like. More, of course, as we get it.
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Get inspired to embrace healthy lifestyle choices at the Health and Wellness Fair from 5 to 8 p.m. on April 29. This free event will be held at Southern Door Schools in the Eagle Gym and Talon Fitness Center.
Activities will include the Relay Recess/Relay for Life cancer survivor walk, the grand opening of the Talon Fitness Center filled with new equipment courtesy of the PEP Grant and equipment demonstrations, Talon Fitness sign-up, home fitness DVD demonstrations and check-out, YMCA sample classes to try such as cycling, spin, core strength and more, quick and easy healthy food recipes from Ministry with healthy food samples, and much, much more.
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While you have your pen and calendar out, add the Bread and Booyah Luncheon from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on April 27 at the Namur Belgian Heritage Foundation.
Maple sap running
Students of all ages will be heading out to the Southern Door School Forest to visit the Sugar Shack on Monday. They will get to see how maple trees are tapped and the sap is collected. They will also get to see the process of boiling sap into syrup. It is a sure sign that spring is near!
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Students entering grades one through six in the fall can enroll in the weeklong Camp Invention to be held at Southern Door Schools June 23-27. Camp Invention inspires confidence in curious children using STEM concepts (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math).
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I was just going to say he looks like Fido's ass. Then I realized, this *is* Fido's ass.
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The Pioneer Accountable Care Organization (ACO) at Beth Israel Deaconess Care Organization (BIDCO) improved care quality and effectively managed cost trends for the third straight year. BIDCO's performance was among the best in Massachusetts and fifth among Pioneer ACOs nationally.
Pioneer ACO lessons shaping future accountable care programs — News Article
Healthcare Finance News published an article in May 2015 that highlights three high-performing Pioneer ACOs, including BIDCO, and details how each ACO has been able to achieve financial success as part of the program. Christina Severin, BIDCO President and CEO, spoke specifically about the increasing sophistication of BIDCO's medical economics tools and expertise, and also programmatic innovations like the House Calls Medicine program and SNF Waiver Program.
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Four community hospitals and two physician organizations recently joined Beth Israel Deaconess Care Organization (BIDCO). Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital-Milton, Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital-Needham, Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital-Plymouth, Cambridge Health Alliance (CHA) and the CHA Physicians Organization, and Hebrew SeniorLife joined BIDCO, effective January 1, 2014.
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On December 19, 2011 Secretary of Health and Human Services, Kathleen Sebelius announced that 32 health systems, including Beth Israel Deaconess Care Organization, had been chosen to participate as one of the new Pioneer Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs). BIDCO physicians and staff can view additional Pioneer ACO info in the Provider Relations section under Medicare. For the list of Pioneer ACO providers click here.
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The generation of renewable energy in the South West has more than doubled in the last year creating thousands of new jobs.
The remarkable growth has been dominated by solar PV, which has seen 160 MW of smaller-scale PV, and 75 MW of stand-alone solar parks, installed in 12 months.
According to Regen SW's Renewable Energy Progress Report, renewable electricity capacity increased from 217 MW in 2010/11 to 525 MW, and renewable heat capacity grew from 91.5 MW in 2010/11 to 119 MW in the same period.
It is estimated that 10,000 people are now employed in the sector in the South West - a jobs growth of 40 per cent year-on-year for the past few years in the teeth of the recession.
The Report says the number of renewable electricity projects installed increased by over 47,000, a dramatic leap from the 2010/2011 total of 8,084 projects.
This sharp increase can be attributed to three main areas of development: 160 MW of small and medium-scale solar photovoltaic (PV) installations; more than 75 MW of stand-alone solar farms; and the construction of the 66 MW wind farm at Fullabrook in North Devon.
In total, renewable electricity capacity in the South West has increased by 162 per cent in the past year, whereas generation has increased by only 56 per cent.
It is now estimated that the renewable energy projects currently installed in the South West generate 1.4 TWh of electricity - around 5.5 per cent of the most recent total electricity demand figures for the region of 25 TWh.
This is significantly lower than the national picture, where 11 per cent of electricity was supplied from renewable sources at the start of 2012.
In 2010 Regen SW undertook an assessment of onshore renewable energy resources. The assessment found there are resources for over 27.6 TWh of renewable energy within the region, the majority of which is from renewable electricity and combined heat and power generators.
The Report says: "It is clear that with only 525 MW of installed capacity, generating an estimated 1.4 TWh, there is a long way to go before the region begins to run out of potential resources.
"For the south west to play its role in achieving national targets as set out in the Renewable Energy Roadmap - to generate 15 per cent of energy demand from renewable sources by 2020 - 19 TWh of renewable energy would need to be generated."
Regen SW predicts that solar parks are likely to be a major part of the 2012/2013 renewable electricity figures.
Applications were largely halted in spring 2011 when the government announced a fast track review of the Feed-in Tariff for solar parks, slashing the rates with just six weeks' notice.
Before the change came into effect, over 20 solar farms were deployed, in the South West adding 75 MW to the region's total capacity.
The number of applications for solar parks is now increasing again, as costs have dropped and projects are becoming financially viable using support from the ROCs regime.
Regen SW says the evidence in the South West shows the low-carbon economic revolution has started in earnest and the region has a golden opportunity to put renewable energy at the heart of our future prosperity.
In 2009/2010 Regen SW research showed 5,000 people employed in the south west renewable energy sector, a growth of 78 per cent in two years from our previous report.
The Renewable Energy Association's Made in Britain report found 6,880 people employed in the sector in 2010/2011 although this report used a different methodology but the 40 per cent growth is in line with the previous trend.
"2011/2012 has seen continued strong growth. We estimate that 2,000 people were employed in the solar sector, up from 1,175 in the Made in Britain report. DECC's map of renewable energy investment and jobs identifies investments creating 1,296 jobs in the south west in the year.
"Overall figures are not yet available but, based on our knowledge of the sectors, we believe it is safe to conclude that jobs' growth has continued at a rate of at least 40 per cent and we are now in the region of 10,000 people employed in renewable energy in the south west."
Regen SW predicts there is jobs' growth across the renewables sector but possibly the greatest opportunity is in offshore renewables.
Two multi-billion-pound offshore wind projects are being developed in the South West and the region has a leading role in the developing wave and tidal sector.
"We estimate that there are at least 350 jobs in the wave and tidal sector alone. Firms such as Tidal Energy Generation and Marine Current Turbines are leading the world in technology development, and marine operations companies in Devon and Cornwall are employed across the world deploying offshore renewables.
"The South West Marine Energy Park prospectus identifies potential for over 5,000 offshore jobs in the period from 2017 and sets a target to make this happen."
Looking ahead, the Report sets out five lessons to make the most of jobs and growth potential from renewable energy.
It says a clear, consistent government policy is vital, including clarity on ROCs, Electricity Market Reform and the Renewable Heat Incentive over coming months.
Targeted strategies are needed nationally and locally to make the most of the economic opportunities from renewable energy.
It says some elected representatives are misreading the public mood because evidence shows there is a strong and consistent majority in favour of renewables.
It concludes that we need all renewables although there is no silver-bullet technology and communities must be more engaged in renewable energy developments.
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Hampton Inn Plano-North Dallas features an outdoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. A complimentary breakfast is offered. This Plano hotel also offers coffee/tea in the lobby, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and laundry facilities. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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I'm C. L. Kraemer. That's fairly obvious because this is the webpage of C. L. Kraemer. Whew! Brain not working. My childhood of constant moving had a big hand in shaping the ability of storytelling. Days spent in the back of a moving car zipping through numerous states with no one but your brother to talk to [eeeewwwww!] inspired the yarn spinning gene in me.
Luckily, my brother grew to be a pretty terrific guy and I found a way to make my stories entertaining to others, as well as myself. I started with romance stories and soon turned my interest to mysteries. I grew up reading every Agatha Christie book I could check out at the library.
Within a short period of time whether I wanted or not, dragons crept into my brain and took over. They opened the door for other fantasy creatures and now I'm up to my eyeballs in faeries, gnomes and assorted elves.
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Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein and Republican Rep. Mike Rogers suggested on CBS' "Face the Nation" that they're willing to see how prosecutors conduct their investigation before considering whether a department-appointed special counsel should take over.
Rogers says he'll be watching for signs of undue political influence.
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Reala 120 is still being made though it seems the production runs are sporadic so at times it is sold out.
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Reala 120 is still being made though it seems the production runs are sporadic so at times it is sold out.
Having said that, I have done a lot of work for Fujifilm in the past, and getting through the Japanese barrier is really tough for them. I'm not sure why. It seems to me that if they cannot "get it" with someone from Japan they could simply allow someone from the US to run the portions that have to interface with Americans. But they won't do it. There are probably thousands of people in Fuji North America who could make their existence easier, but they want to keep that final string.
In the end, this is what you're complaining about; their inability to let go and trust that at least a few Americans - who they could vet - aren't trying to rook them. They just can't let go.
Great to hear this is only a rumour. Would be good if the title could be edited to reflect this.
This being only a rumour I fail to understand why two of the largest German online shops (Fotoimpex and Macodirect) have scrapped the film entirely. Not just "nicht am vorrat" but gone altogether. Smells a bit fishy. Neopan 400-135 is not a niche film, I thought.
Just for fun, after being missing for a couple of weeks, the bulk Legacy Pro 400 version just magically repapered on the freestyle site. Only two days since I placed an order for just the rolls too! I will let you all know what emusion number I get. I ordered a few rolls of the Fuji Neopan 400 at the same time. Previous rolls of that from two places have been em 279, with a 12/2012 date.
Neopan 400 has reappeared on macodirect.de as well: http://www.macodirect.de/fuji-neopan-13536-p-2411.html. The expiration date is 03/2013. My latest Neopan 400 purchase, from another store, had that exact same date. I will be surprised if later dates exist. A gut feeling tells me that production has ceased, though perhaps that's being too gloomy.
As of right now, the Fujifilm Japan website lists the following B&W films as current products:
Neopan 100 Acros: 35mm/36 exp, 120, 4x5, 8x10, 4x5QL
Neopan 400: 35mm/24 exp, 35mm/36 exp
Neopan SS: 35mm/24 exp, 35mm/36 exp
Usually when a product is being discontinued, the listing will have a "product is being discontinued, limited to stocks on hand" tag on it. At the time I'm posting this, none of the products listed above has such a tag. So while there are no guarantees, it's likely that these products are indeed still in production.
Is film X being discontinued? The only certain conclusion is that if we put together all the views of the contributors we will still not reach a conclusion. It is the same result if we put together all the views of the leading economists on any matter which comes under the heading of "matters economic"
Certainty sounds the death knell of any good forum. Survival requires more "grist to the mill" . Facts should never get in the way of a good story.
A certain gent in the U.K. is reputed to have been able to buy a football(soccer) club in Britain from the profits of owing a Sunday newspaper which had headlines such as " World War Two Bomber Found On The Moon"
Life is a great adventure - its a pity that you'll never get out alive. :D


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1993-08-28 Virgil Hill w pts 12 Sergio Merani, Civic Centre, Bismarck, North Dakota, USA - WBA
From Barry Hugman's History of Championship Boxing
1993-08-28 Virgil Hill w pts 12 Sergio Merani, Civic Centre, Bismark, North Dakota, USA - WBA. Referee: 119-109, 119-112, 119-112. Coming back to the ring following an operation on his left shoulder in April, Hill (174¾) took a while to find his feet, but after landing a terrific left hook to the challenger's body in the second round he was on his way. Even though it took Hill several sessions to find his sharpness, Merani (174½) was unable to take advantage due to his lack of mobility. From the sixth onwards Hill was back to his best, firing in blows from both hands and generally keeping the tough Argentinian on the defensive while never appearing likely to force a stoppage.


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Got out on my first 30k ride so I've completed 1/4 way to goal of a metric century. Ride was pretty good took me about 2.5 hours, had a half hour pit stop due to a flat tire. Still not very warm about 4c today so it got a little chilly.
I have a new good feeling; it's when your crawling up that hill that doesn't seem to end and you just start to get to the crest and you can see that the road flattens out and goes on for miles.
Outside of daily commuting this is the furthest sustain biking I've ever done, can't wait to see 100 cross the odometer.
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Now I have finally ran out of Kodak EDUPE, are there any more duplicating films for the E-6 Process out there?
I do not want to revert to the d*****l method AT ALL.
Kodak ones are preferred and they may be motion or aerial, as well as consumer/pro.
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Few have the conceit to seriously ponder how to gauge the measure of one's life, and you can count me among them. But no doubt it is a topic near and dear to those in the twilight of life.
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The history of April Fool's Day is, according to the briefest of Internet searches, a bit muddy. Many sources trace it back to Chaucer's Canterbury Tales in the late 1300s, some back even further to when Noah released one of his doves too early, before the flood waters had receded. These claims, however, are way off. Friday marks just the 200th anniversary of April Fool's Day. And I should know because the true origins of the holiday are, I am foolishly revealing here for the first time, linked directly to my Norwegian ancestors.
Americans are up in arms because while Shanghai, China, achieved first place across the board on the 2010 Program for International Student Assessment (PISA), U.S. high school students tested 31st out of 65 economic regions in mathematics, 23rd in science, and 17th in reading. President Obama referred to the issue as "our generation's Sputnik moment" and U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan labeled it "an absolute wake up call for America."
Founding father Benjamin Franklin — what a guy. He came up with a lot of neat ideas, including bifocals, the lightning rod and the stove that bears his name. In his spare time, he was an author, printer, politician, postmaster and scientist.
But every March, I wish ol' Ben had been flying his kite instead of brainstorming what I believe to be his most dubious contribution to society: Daylight Saving Time (DST) — setting the clock back one hour in the fall and forward one hour in the spring to maximize the availability of daylight.
Monday was the kind of day to make one ask why.
As in, why am I leaving the safety of the office to go to the college gym to play noontime basketball, when I'm pretty sure no one else in his or her right mind will head out in the middle of two feet of snow to do so?
And, once there with only one other guy who made the same marginally sane decision — New Haven winemaker Chris Granstrom — I had time to wonder why I play ball at all.
On Monday evening, I asked a friend if she'd stopped by the town meeting in Middlebury.
"No," she said. "I didn't feel like I knew enough about what was in the town report."
Vermont's Town Meeting Day tradition, with one of the purest forms of democratic rule, falls in the midst of turbulent upheaval throughout Northern Africa and the Middle East and should prompt deep appreciation for what too many Vermonters take for granted.
But before looking inward, let's look abroad.
They say we only use 10 percent of our brain, but if you are like me you only use 10 percent of your TiVo. You know TiVo. It's the digital video recorder that allows you to pause and rewind shows you are watching on your television and, more importantly, record shows that you are unable to watch at the time of broadcast because you are too busy actually living a productive life. Or you are too busy watching another television show. Or you are asleep.
It's become an almost daily occurrence.
My wife, Dottie, and I will be watching the news or a major sporting event on television and a commentator will reveal a major transgression by a politician or athlete who somehow survives the scandal to legislate or play another day.
Dottie's response: "It's all about the money."
I used to scoff at that saying, but a couple of recent cases are proving Dottie 100-percent correct.
I'm going to come right out and admit it: I Google myself fairly often.
Actually, I'm lazier than that: I have a news alert set for my name. Every time my name is mentioned in the cyber world, I see it in the "Me" folder of Google Reader. I don't even need to go to the trouble of typing my name into a search engine.
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"Laugh to myself"
The new lol since no one actually laughs out loud.
The new lol since no one actually laughs out loud.
Ltm, that shit was funny, but I didnt laugh out loud.
skiguy411 tarafından 16 Mayıs 2005, Pazartesi
Laughing To Myself Silently. Because who is really "laughing out loud" when they type LOL?
You: i fell into a bush earlier
Me: ltms
Me: ltms
mmmm3 tarafından 26 Nisan 2009, Pazar
When something is funny, but isn't so funny that you LOL you LTMS (laughing to myself)
Rachel's joke made me LTMS.
Beam me up Scotty tarafından 8 Mart 2011, Salı
"Laugh To Myself" - because not everything funny warrants a LOL; also, more suitable form of laughter when at work or the school library where 'laughing out loud' is frowned upon; and, let's face it, LOL is played out and just all-around obnoxious.
Friend - "wut up?"
Me - "nothin. bored at work"
Friend - "at least you have a job"
Me - "LTM"
Me - "nothin. bored at work"
Friend - "at least you have a job"
Me - "LTM"
Pho King Guy tarafından 20 Nisan 2010, Salı
Laugh To Myself. An acronym seldom used by those who don't actually Laugh Out Loud (LOL), but claim they do.
I'm creating Urban Dictionary words in lieu of studying for finals LTM
Lamb Lamb tarafından 13 Aralık 2009, Pazar
Laughing To Myself. A preferable alternative to the infamous "LOL". This term is to be used in text/email/IM forms when one wishes to express that they find something funny but aren't ACTUALLY laughing out loud.
A-You'll never guess what happened last night!
A-I got hit in the face with pie!
B-LTM! That's crazy!
A-I got hit in the face with pie!
B-LTM! That's crazy!
Trixx tarafından 15 Eylül 2007, Cumartesi
acronym for laugh to myself...for you guys who are tired of "lol" and wanna join the boycott adopt LTMS the chix dig it.
yo that pickle looks like a dong with herpes...
Lukas Rams tarafından 5 Haziran 2006, Pazartesi