text:
- Address: Spain
- Hours: Open 9:30am – 8pm in the summer, and 8:30am – 7pm in the winter. Closed Mondays.
- Admission: Entrance is €2
Malaga Alcazaba
La Alcazaba was built atop the vestiges of an old Roman fortress, and the proof of this is most evident in the Puerta de las Columnas gate (gate of the columns). Its name, in fact, refers and pays homage to the pre-existing roman structure used to help build the palace as it stands today. This gate and another lay before visitors on their way up to the structure which is actually two distinct architectural pieces: Alcazaba itself, and Gibralfaro Castle. Inside, you'll see some of the noted gardens, fountains and towers in traditional Moorish design before entering the main lobby of the palace.
Tours & Tickets
Malaga Bike Tour
There's no better way to see the main sights and discover the history of Malaga than on a bike tour! You'll have fun, enjoy the fresh air and learn ... Read more
Location: Malaga, Spain
Duration: 4 hours (approx.)
Málaga Pass
Admission included to the city's main museums and attractions, Skip-the-line access. Discounts at the best hotels, boutiques, guided tours and many other ... Read more
Location: Málaga, Spain
Duration: Flexible
Private Malaga City Sightseeing Tour
See the best of Malaga on a private city sightseeing tour. A private tour allows you to explore Malaga, the capital of the Costa del Sol and birthplace of ... Read more
Location: Malaga, Spain
Duration: 5 hours (approx.)
Malaga City Private Walking Tour including Alcazaba Fortress
The best cultural tour in town, explaining the main monuments and the stories behind them in a deep and professional way, helped by certain revealing images ... Read more
Location: Málaga, Spain
Duration: 3 hours (approx.)
Private Malaga City Sightseeing Tour with Tapas
See the best of Malaga on this private city sightseeing tour. This half-walking, half-bus private tour is a delicious combination of Malaga sightseeing and ... Read more
Location: Malaga, Spain
Duration: 5 hours (approx.)

subset: commoncrawl


text:
'The Voice': Who Was Voted Off?
The "instant save" has proved a controversial new feature on "The Voice" this season, and no more so than on Tuesday when it was used to select this week's sole elimination: Matthew Schuler.
Team Christina's Matthew Schuler and Team Adam's James Wolpert found themselves in the bottom two after America voted on Monday's performances. As the pair stood on stage in the final minutes of Tuesday's show, fans tweeted their favorite of the two and handed James a pass to stay in the game.
The instant save was introduced this season to spice up the final stages of the competition. But there's been some grumbling that it's unfair because not everyone is on Twitter and viewers who watch the later West Coast feed don't get a chance to vote on who should be rescued.
Still, the fact that Matthew Schuler was given his marching orders wasn't a big surprise. His songs – "Story of My Life" and "When a Man Loves a Woman" – were among the lowest ranking on iTunes overnight. And he was instant saved last week: all the artists who have been instant saved so far, have been eliminated the following week.
After Tuesday's show, Team Adam, which has escaped elimination for several weeks, amazingly remained intact with three artists headed for the semi-finals. Team Christina is down to one: Jacquie Lee. And Team Blake remains in the competition with his dark horse Cole Vosbury. CeeLo no longer has an artist in the running after Caroline Pennell was eliminated last week.
The remaining artists performed two songs on Monday's show: one they picked and the other their coach picked. Tessanne was the standout of the night, her rendition of Bob Marley's "Redemption Song" leading the pack on iTunes overnight.
Tuesday's show featured a medley of holiday songs. "American Idol" alum Kelly Clarkson kicked off with "Underneath the Tree," followed by Blake, who performed with Xenia, his contender from season one. Then the top 6 performed "O Holy Night."
Here are the final five who will perform in next week's semi-finals (in the order they were announced):
Jacquie Lee
Cole Vosbury
Tessanne Chin
Will Champlin
James Wolpert


text:
Just Show Me Lincolnshire Cottages
A Lincolnshire cottage holiday offers something for every age.
This is a county with space, with never-ending skies and rich
agricultural plains. Add the hills of the Wolds, the limestone
uplands and the timeless waterscapes of the Fens, not to mention
coastal reserves, Blue Flag beaches and wildlife sanctuaries, and
there's no doubt you'll want to get out and about and
And there are so many ways to do it - walking, cycling,
climbing, boating, riding, golfing, fishing - even skydiving!
The coast offers all kinds of surprises, whether you prefer the
non-stop entertainment and candyfloss of the 'Fun Coast' at
busy resorts like Skegness and Cleethorpes, or the more tranquil
surroundings of the 'Rural Coast'. Here you can sample the
quieter charms of Sutton-on-Sea, Chapel St. Leonards and Anderby
Creek, where you'll find the most beautiful beach. Other
coastal gems to look out for include Moggs Eye and Saltfleetby.
Into wildlife? There are bird and nature walks along the Humber
Estuary from Barton-on-Humber, while Gibraltar Point is a globally
recognised nature reserve and home to an array of birdlife. For
grey seals, head to Donna Nook.
Head inland to a wealth of other attractions. Ones
not-to-be-missed include Lincoln Castle and Lincoln Cathedral, the
Castles of Tattershall and Belvoir, as well as Belton House and
Burghley House - the latter showcasing a line-up of annual events
including the famous Burghley Horse Trials.
And don't forget to visit the city of Lincoln, with its
attractive cobbled streets and medieval architecture.
Whatever you do, wherever you go, we're sure you'll
enjoy a Lincolnshire cottage holiday!


text:
FREE Microsoft Software for WWU Students
All current WWU students can download Microsoft Windows operating system upgrades (Windows 7, Windows 8 or Windows 10) and the complete Office Professional Suite (including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc.) for Windows and Mac OS at no charge.
This program was funded by WWU Information Technology for the 2012-2013 academic year. In May 2013 it was approved by student vote for Student Technology Fee funding for 4 additional years ending in June 2017.
Microsoft Office 2016
Microsoft Office 2013
Microsoft Office 2010
Microsoft Office 2016 or 2011 for Mac
Microsoft Windows 10
Microsoft Windows 8
Microsoft Windows 7
Students who graduate can keep software obtained under this program.
To download the free software, students can go to the online store at http://wwu.onthehub.com. Click Sign In, then Register to create an account using your WWU email address.
Once the Windows or Office 2010, 2011 and 2013 software is downloaded, it must be activated with the product code available on the website. If not activated, the software installs as a 30-day trial.
Be sure to save the installation file and the software product code in case you need to re-install the software!
Office 2016 requires signing in with a Microsoft Live ID. You can use a Microsoft ID that you already have or create one. This is not your WWU student ID or email address.
For additional information, go to the Microsoft Student Software FAQ.
Download and installation assistance will be provided for Microsoft Corporation by Kivuto Systems. For assistance:
- in the Online Store, click the Help link in the top left corner
- email firstname.lastname@example.com
- call Kivuto Technical Support at 1-888-396-1447 or 613-526-2881
Questions? Contact the ATUS Help Desk
Haggard Hall 123 or Academic Instruction West 310
360.650.3333 / email@example.com


text:
Since finishing second and third in the Australian Grand Prix, McLaren has scored only 10 points in the next three races, culminating in its dismal run to 11th and 13th in China.
But racing director Eric Boullier is confident about planned upgrades for the Spanish GP and subsequent races that will allow it to tackle its downforce deficit.
"We have to believe we will win a race," said Boullier.
"A lack of downforce is obviously hurting us when we have very hot track conditions, or very cold like we had in China and there is a technical reason for that.
"What is happening in the team is [making us] very confident and we will be able to keep pushing on a very aggressive and strong development [path] through the whole season.
"We will put ourselves in a position, maybe not in the first part of the season, but maybe later, to fight for a win."
Gary Anderson's trackside F1 verdict
Boullier stressed that the team will not use the imminent return of Honda as engine supplier for 2015 as an excuse to write off the season.
He also pointed out that the team cannot allow itself to plumb the depths it did last year, when it had only 23 points after four races compared to its current haul of 43 and went on to finish only fifth in the constructors' championship.
"You cannot afford to let yourself think that way in motor racing," he said.
"The 2013 season should be a benchmark year for us never to do it again.
"2014 should be seen not as a transition year, but of rebuilding a winning team.
"We have this extra challenge to work very efficiently with our partner Mercedes, but later in the year to start to implement the Honda arrival."
- Sports & Recreation
- Motor Racing
- Eric Boullier
- McLaren


text:
tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5938440746767965086.comments2016-07-17T07:15:08.966-07:00Tracy's PlaceTracyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5938440746767965086.post-80939804848753219972016-07-17T07:15:08.966-07:002016-07-17T07:15:08.966-07:00Very emotional book as Olivia works through her gr...Very emotional book as Olivia works through her grieve in her own way. Watching her grow and realize the truths of her past something many of us have had to work through in our own lives. A must read if you enjoy a book you can get that absorbed in.

Mariz
Get Best Info for Real Estate Horseshoe BayMariz Denverhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5938440746767965086.post-59654779918827189152014-08-26T12:54:37.309-07:002014-08-26T12:54:37.309-07:00Tracy, sorry to say goodbye to Tracy's Place. ...Tracy, sorry to say goodbye to Tracy's Place. You have helped me in so many ways, and guided me through so unsure moments. I will continue to see you at Goodreads and Book Binge. Take it easy.SidneyKayhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5938440746767965086.post-83875317583661993782014-08-19T15:28:18.904-07:002014-08-19T15:28:18.904-07:00Thanks all. Kassa - No, the LB thing is new and...Thanks all.

Kassa - No, the LB thing is new and just happened in the last week or so, you didn't miss anything. :) I'm her assistant at the moment. We're just trying to get a feel for the whole thing at the moment but I think it'll be good. :)Tracyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5938440746767965086.post-31560407533666986352014-08-18T19:02:08.306-07:002014-08-18T19:02:08.306-07:00Awww, an era is over. See you over at Book Binge...Awww, an era is over.

See you over at Book Binge! :Pnathhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5938440746767965086.post-48356859328700817542014-08-15T09:29:00.078-07:002014-08-15T09:29:00.078-07:00((((Hugs))))) I'll miss your weekly WHAT I REA...((((Hugs))))) I'll miss your weekly WHAT I READ THIS WEEK posts but I'm glad that we'll be able to host your content so that it won't be completely lost. You're family!

Hugs and if you guys get together (Lori), let me know...Holly and I are planning to get together soon too. We should all get together. I miss you guys!Rowenahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5938440746767965086.post-87536245274093011572014-08-12T09:43:23.051-07:002014-08-12T09:43:23.051-07:00Congratulations on the new part time job. Whatcha ...Congratulations on the new part time job. Whatcha doing? Did I miss it?

Anyway good luck and smart to leave while the leaving is good. I'm glad you're not disappearing though. I read your blog faithfully so I'll have to transition to GR now!Kassahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5938440746767965086.post-62767781771421295282014-08-11T14:43:34.591-07:002014-08-11T14:43:34.591-07:00So sorry to see Tracy's Place close, but I tot...So sorry to see Tracy's Place close, but I totally understand just how crazy life can get!!
*hugs*
SandySandy Jameshttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5938440746767965086.post-53324478238213874762014-08-11T10:15:26.223-07:002014-08-11T10:15:26.223-07:00Oh, I'll miss you! I admit, I haven't been...Oh, I'll miss you! I admit, I haven't been commenting like I used to, but I still pop in weekly to visit the blog! But I understand; it's better to leave on a happy note, and not later when you are at your wits end!

See you around, Tracy! :)

Enjoy,
TBQThe_Book_Queenhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5938440746767965086.post-21875042556106355762014-08-11T08:37:59.296-07:002014-08-11T08:37:59.296-07:00Thanks everyone. You all have been so good about ...Thanks everyone. You all have been so good about your support through the years. It's hard to let go but...it's time to seek out other adventures in life, right? Oh wait, I just get to deal with the adventures I have now, darn. lolTracyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5938440746767965086.post-72579905982484491692014-08-11T06:14:28.531-07:002014-08-11T06:14:28.531-07:00I'll miss your blog. I think so many of us are...I'll miss your blog. I think so many of us are in the same boat. And you are so right about the kids getting more complicared insread if easier.

Great news about LB!

I should probably officially do the same. But I keep thinking maybe I'll get back to it... sigh.

Also, I miss you! Let's find a day to do lunch before school gets so hectic.Lorihttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5938440746767965086.post-25731038216047999222014-08-11T05:53:00.387-07:002014-08-11T05:53:00.387-07:00Tracy! I'm glad that you have so much going fo...Tracy! I'm glad that you have so much going for you, but I'm sorry to lose you here at Tracy's Place. I follow your content faithfully.

I understand, however, how tough it is to keep up with a blog when everything around you is going full steam ahead.

I'm looking forward to your reviews at Goodreads and at The Book Binge! Good luck with your job with LBG! And with all the rest!

XOXOHilciahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5938440746767965086.post-18582617217490703702014-08-11T05:36:22.485-07:002014-08-11T05:36:22.485-07:00Times change. We all move our lives in different d...Times change. We all move our lives in different directions and blogs do take up time. It's difficult to sustain over the long-haul without it really being a "business". My blog has kind of died. I just haven't had the time/energy to focus on it the last 6 months. We'll see once I'm settled. Or maybe not. Who knows. :-) Good luck with your new projects and that kid stuff. ;-)Tamhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5938440746767965086.post-16819348165338464102014-08-11T05:06:35.171-07:002014-08-11T05:06:35.171-07:00Ack! Even tho I'm horrible at commenting these...Ack! Even tho I'm horrible at commenting these days, I do follow along. But I also completely understand = it's amazing how exhausting blogging can be.

Guess I'll see you on GRs. :)Chrishttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5938440746767965086.post-83387438506769031982014-08-10T17:25:04.839-07:002014-08-10T17:25:04.839-07:00I've definitely been reading more 3's and ...I've definitely been reading more 3's and 4's lately. I need a good 5 star read! :)Tracyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5938440746767965086.post-66862083954627404232014-08-08T04:35:15.871-07:002014-08-08T04:35:15.871-07:00This is on my list of reads...looking forward to i...This is on my list of reads...looking forward to it.SidneyKayhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5938440746767965086.post-52394208101602347082014-08-07T17:16:56.697-07:002014-08-07T17:16:56.697-07:00Lol. Looks like you ran into a run of 3 to 4 rate...Lol. Looks like you ran into a run of 3 to 4 rated books there. I was much more fortunate, mine have been mostly 4 to 5'sKristie (J)http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5938440746767965086.post-90316593666987955912014-08-01T13:04:54.216-07:002014-08-01T13:04:54.216-07:00Thanks for the giveaway!Thanks for the giveaway!Mollie Whttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5938440746767965086.post-43659297809244900642014-07-30T15:16:07.886-07:002014-07-30T15:16:07.886-07:00Aren't they cute together? My niece just kept...Aren't they cute together? My niece just kept asking my youngest if she was tired of holding the baby yet and she just kept giving my niece and adamant, "NO!" lol She just loves kids. Tracyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5938440746767965086.post-44084564532624721232014-07-23T13:43:30.053-07:002014-07-23T13:43:30.053-07:00Ooh, looks like fun and I love the picture of your...Ooh, looks like fun and I love the picture of your baby with a real baby. :)

Have fun!Rowenahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5938440746767965086.post-10837399412013456932014-07-17T12:53:14.655-07:002014-07-17T12:53:14.655-07:00Alright, you've sold me on this one. I want to...Alright, you've sold me on this one. I want to read it, bad. Thanks for the review sweets.Rowenahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5938440746767965086.post-5399948940152915242014-07-17T11:46:47.103-07:002014-07-17T11:46:47.103-07:00Have fun sweets!Have fun sweets!Rowenahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5938440746767965086.post-1913868753108546222014-07-15T14:38:20.137-07:002014-07-15T14:38:20.137-07:00Congrats Tish! Book has been sent - hope you enjo...Congrats Tish! Book has been sent - hope you enjoy it! :) Thanks again, Tracy, for hosting this giveaway and for writing such a great review :)JChttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5938440746767965086.post-59153903240207214752014-07-08T05:14:08.595-07:002014-07-08T05:14:08.595-07:00Congrats on your new book! Love finding new author...Congrats on your new book! Love finding new authors and this story sounds great. Hope to read it soon.Brenda Rumseyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5938440746767965086.post-86927204331900944472014-07-07T19:13:09.564-07:002014-07-07T19:13:09.564-07:00I cannot wait to read this book!! It sounds awesom...I cannot wait to read this book!! It sounds awesome and I have it on my wish list. Thanks for the chance to win it.Martha Lawsonhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5938440746767965086.post-85105816788582807552014-07-06T14:57:09.700-07:002014-07-06T14:57:09.700-07:00Looking forward to more of these books!!Looking forward to more of these books!!Tish Delanoyhttp://email@example.com


text:
Deena Winter covered city government in Lincoln, Neb., for six years for the Lincoln Journal Star before leaving and launching this blog. She covered everything from zoning boards to school boards to presidential contenders during her 20-year career as a journalist -- for everyone from the Northwood Gleaner to the Denver Post.
Now, she writes for fun.
Blog at WordPress.com.
Get every new post delivered to your Inbox.
Join 168 other followers


text:
Magic mentor
By Hazel Baker
The University's online mentoring program, in which alumni make themselves available as mentors to students through AlumniOnline, was opened up to the entire student community earlier this year.
One of the earliest pairings was Markus Fischer (pictured here), a 25-year-old student from Germany who is undertaking the two-year Master of Management (CEMS) course through the Faculty of Economics and Business; and Roger Bayliss (BSc '65), a Sydney-based former Australian trade commissioner of more than 30 years' standing, now running his own consultancy.
Here in their own words is their AlumniOnline mentoring experience.
Markus: Once I was in AlumniOnline [students need to be authenticated before their account in AlumniOnline is created), I went into the mentoring community database to search for a mentor. I looked through the different profiles, and when I read Roger's profile it matched what I wanted. [In his profile Roger said that his motivation to be a mentor was to provide practical advice to students on career progression and matching of skills to employment opportunities, as well as working internationally and within industry sectors.]
I sent Roger a note and an email, and in his response the next day he invited me to meet him. I wanted to find out more about consulting and HR and Roger gave me valuable insights about these roles. He told me what's possible and most importantly how to get there. It was very valuable and he broadened my horizons.
We have communicated mostly by email, met twice and also talked on the phone. Roger has also introduced me to valuable contacts in Sydney and Singapore, where I am doing part of my course.
It's really incredible. It's not just about finding a career; it's also a friendship. I am sure we are going to be in contact in five or 10 years' time. It's great that Sydney offers this kind of opportunity.
Roger: The process [of becoming a mentor] was all very easy. Once you are in, the website is pretty straightforward.
In terms of contact with students, I was particularly pleased to have a call from someone who was serious about the process and had studied the CVs and backgrounds of potential mentors. Markus is a serious and focussed guy and knew what sort of advice he was looking for.
I did find the mentoring guides on the website very helpful even though I've been in HR situations before and have had some experience of mentoring. I adopted my usual practice of asking a lot of open-ended questions and then narrowing that down to choices, such as between government and corporate.
I could also tell Markus what a working day in a particular field is like, in other words a reality check, which made him say, "I don't think I want to do that!"
What have I got out of it? It keeps me in touch with the aspirations and characteristics of this generation and what makes them happy. I have also made a friend, I hope. It's a work-in-progress, which in itself is very rewarding. And I'll get my real buzz when I see Markus further down the career path.
Alumni as well as students are welcome to become a mentee and find a mentor. Simply make sure you have activated your account in AlumniOnline then login, go to the Mentoring Community and follow the prompts. We always need more alumni to become mentors, so do please volunteer.


text: For small business websites we do not want to spend money to buy a domain name for this website. We do not want to take risk of loss without being confirmed of creating profit from our business. In this case we often need a free domain which works as that of paid domain. Some domain provider websites who provides free domain for your business webpages are available in the web, it is a good news for you. But they will provide you only one or two domain for free. If you want more domain you are to pay. What about if you need more than two domains for your online business? There is a solution from cc.cc. cc.cc gives 20 domain names for free and for unlimited time. That is, you can get your free 20 domains from cc.cc. It is important to say that these domains work as like as .com , .co, .net domains. It is to say, I am not affiliate of cc.cc. I have found this service useful and I want to share this information to all. That's all. Then, start your website with cc.cc. Wish your success!


text:
On Mar 5, 6:26*pm, underh20.scubadiv...@gmail.com wrote:
> Our servers run Solaris 10 with Symantec/Veritas Storage Foundation
> for Oracle (version 3.5 to 5.0). *We are requesting 600Gb luns, i.e.,
> 4 x 125Gb luns at the new Hitachi's USP-V storage array. *We plan to
> create 4 Veritas file systems, each with an associated volume and luns
> of size 125Gb.
> Our storage team is using "dynamic/thin provisioning" to allocate the
> luns for us. *What is "dynamic/think provisioning" ? *Any pros and
> cons with "dynamic provisioning" *? *Will our server see the four
> 125Gb luns as usual in "format" ? *Is there any housekeeping or on-
> going admins commands to issue if we need to expand the file system's
> size down the road or to do any maintainence work ? *Can we still
> create new Veritas diskgroups, disks, volumes and file systems as
> usual under "dynamic provisioning" ?
> Please let me know if you have any further information regarding this
> topic.
> Thanks,
> Bill
In Dynamic or Thin provisioning the array tells the host it has 4 x
125G LUNS. It does not set aside all the space until the host wants to
actually write data there. The thought is few people want a filesystem
100% full. This extra bit of space is wasted on every server. If I
make it look like you have the space (and you COULD use it, if needed)
but don't actually allocate it, then I'm saving SAN space per server.
I keep a little extra space on the array to handle a spike from any
server, then life is great!
How does this effect your LVM? Short Answer - It doesn't. The host
actually thinks the 4 LUNS of 125G are actually all there. You could
make them all be there, if you wish, but there isn't alot of point in
that, right? Just treat them like 4x125GB LUNS for LVM and life will
be grand.
The danger with Thin Provisioning is over allocating. Some arrays
prevent this from happening, others will let you. That is when you
have 1 TB, promise 256GB to 6 hosts. It's okay, until the hosts want
more than 1TB combined.
In the end you have to trust the SAN guys like the DBAs (and other app
ppls) have to trust the Unix Admins.


text:
Oiseaux, si tous les ans, K.307/K.284d (Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus)
No files submitted.
Sheet Music
Complete Score (Preview)
*#46236 - 0.10MB, 2 pp. - (9) - V/V/V - 4099x⇩
Complete Score (Preview)
*#63203 - 0.30MB, 2 pp. - (6) - V/V/V - 3676x⇩
PDF scanned by PL-LZu
piupianissimo (2010/5/2)
Gustav Nottebohm (1817–1882)
French / German
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozarts Werke, Serie VII:
Lieder und Kanons, Bd.1, No.9 (pp.12-13)
Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, 1877. Plate W.A.M. 307.
Originally scanned at 300dpi grayscale, converted to 600dpi monochrome.
Complete Score (A major)
*#116321 - 0.15MB, 2 (#26-27) pp. - (1) - V/V/V - 1818x⇩
PDF scanned by RUS-Mrg
Massenetique (2011/8/31)
Daniel Jäger (1762-1802), German text
Lieder für eine Singstimme und Pianofortebegleitung von W. A. Mozart.
Ausgabe für mittlere Stimme.
Leipzig: C. F. Peters, No.299, n.d.(ca.1887). Plate 7165.
Published under the title Wohl tauscht, ihr Vögelein.
Complete Score (EU)
*#425973 - 0.65MB, 2 pp. - (0) - C*/59*/V* - 25x⇩
PDF scanned by Digital Mozart Ed.
Gcjdavid (2016/6/9)
Neue Mozart-Ausgabe, Serie III, Werkgruppe 8,
Lieder, mehrstimmige Gesänge: Lieder [NMA III/8] (pp.6-7)
Kassel: Bärenreiter-Verlag, 1963. Plate BA 4534.
This "urtext" or "scholarly" (scientific) edition was published at least 25 years ago in Germany and thus is public domain in its country of origin. Such editions are also public domain in Canada because they fail to meet the minimum 'threshold of originality' to qualify for copyright as an 'adaptation'. It may not be public domain elsewhere, however. More information about this can be found here.
Please obey the copyright laws of your country. IMSLP does not assume any sort of legal responsibility or liability for the consequences of downloading files that are not in the public domain in your country.
Public Domain - Non-PD US [tag/del]
This file is mirrored from the Neue Mozart-Ausgabe.
Complete Score
*#131756 - 0.10MB, 3 pp. - (5) - !N/!N/!N - 2333x⇩
Montréal: Les Éditions Outremontaises, 2006
Creative Commons Attribution Non-commercial 3.0 [tag/del]
These file(s) are part of the Werner Icking Music Collection.
General Information
|Work Title
|Oiseaux, si tous les ans
|Alternative Title
|Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus
|Opus/Catalogue Number
|K.307 ; K⁶.284d
|C major
|Year/Date of Composition
|1777-78 (Winter), in Mannheim
|First Performance
|1 1/2 minutes
|Antoine Ferrand (1678–1719)
|E. A. Wendling
|Composer Time Period
|Piece Style
|voice, piano
|External Links
|The Lied, Art Song, and Choral Texts Archive
- Scores from Łódź University Library
- Nottebohm, Gustav/Editor
- Scores published by Breitkopf und Härtel
- Scores published in 1877
- Scores published in the 19th century
- Scores with links to Amazon
- Jäger, Daniel/Translator
- Pages with scores from the Digital Mozart Edition
- Ballin, Ernst August/Editor
- Scores published by Bärenreiter
- Urtext
- Gouin, Pierre/Editor
- WIMA files
- Pages with scores
- Scores
- Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus
- Classical style
- Classical
- Ariettas
- Arias
- For voice, piano
- For voices with keyboard
- Scores featuring the voice
- Scores featuring the piano
- French language
- Pages with accompaniments for purchase
- C major
- Ferrand, Antoine/Librettist


text:
Latest News: Two of my books are now available in print, as well as Amazon Kindle. Enjoy!
Holy Shit! � A humorous take on the end of the world (get it here).
The Outsider�s Guide to Thailand �
A collection of essays and photography from my travel writing career. (get it here).
Otherwise, I�m mostly hard at play working on my religion:
The Church of the Latter-Day Dude (Dudeism).
Check out The Abide Guide, a book I co-wrote with Dwayne Eutsey.
Most of the stuff on this site hasn�t been updated for many years, but feel free to look around.
You can see the old front page for this site here.


text:
213MUSIK MOB has not received any gifts yet
Give a Gift
Added October 25, 2011 at 6:30pm
Added October 25, 2011 at 2:59am
Join SKAspot
I like your LOGO!
Added by 213MUSIK MOB
0 Comments
1 Like
Added by 213MUSIK MOB
0 Comments
Welcome toSKAspot
Sign Upor Sign In
Or sign in with:
Andy Jeter
(Creator and Admin of SKAspot.com)
Umbrella Bed(Honorary Admin)
Alex Choiselat
DC Sound System
(Honorary Admin)
© 2016 Created by skaisyourfriend.
Powered by
Badges |
Report an Issue |
Terms of Service
Please check your browser settings or contact your system administrator.


text:
Suraya Property Group, a Kenyan real estate development company, has unveiled a major property development project – Suraya Fourways Junction – targeting the middle income market.
The project located on Kiambu Road will comprise a total of 850 gated residential units complete with offices, a country club, a shopping mall and a three-star hotel on a 200 acres piece of land.
The entire project is expected to cost Sh6 billion, financed by Standard Chartered Bank, and will take about two years to complete.
"The idea is to develop low cost housing by working with financial institutions, land owners and property experts," Mr Patrick Muraya, the chief executive of Suraya Property Group told Business Daily.
Mr Muraya added that the construction of the first phase of 233 houses will begin this month at a cost of Sh1.2 billion and will be completed before the end of 2010.
Suraya Fourways Junction Prices
The houses will retail at between Sh4.9 million to Sh16 million.
The Suraya Fourways Junction is being sold along the pre-sale concept. The Suraya developers have entered into a partnership with the Standard Chartered Bank who is providing mortgage facilities for interested buyers. Interested cash buyers will be required to deposit 20 per cent of the value of the houses in five installments.
Buyers intending to purchase the properties are required to process their mortgage loans through Standard Chartered Bank after paying a ten per cent deposit to the property company. Cash buyers will be required to deposit 20 per cent of the value of the houses in five installments.
Speaking during the ground breaking ceremony, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Local Government, Musalia Mudavadi, urged land owners and financial institutions to partner in providing quality housing to Kenyans.
"To address the affordable housing shortage in the country there is need for all the parties concerned particularly land owner and financial institutions to partner," said Mudavadi.
The demand for housing in Kenya currently stands at about 150,000 units annually against a supply of only 30,000 units.


text:
BirthplaceJohnstown, OhioDance TrainingNew Albany Ballet CompanyHouston Ballet II
Joined the Company 2009 Favorite BalletPetite Mort
William Newton was born in Johnstown, Ohio, and received his training at New Albany Ballet Company and Houston Ballet Academy. Newton joined Houston Ballet in 2009 and has performed feature roles in George Balanchine's The Four Temperaments (Plegmatic); Stanton Welch's Swan Lake (Rothbart); Jiří Kylián's Petite Mort, Sinfonietta; Twyla Tharp's The Brahms-Haydn Variations (Principal Couples); John Cranko's The Taming of the Shrew (Hortensio); Trey McIntyre's Peter Pan (Merman).
His repertoire also includes: George Balanchine's Ballet Imperial (Pas de Trois), Theme and Variations; Stanton Welch's La Bayadère (Royal Guard and Buddha), Madame Butterfly, Indigo, Marie (Prince Rohan), Pecos Bill (Widowmaker), Of Blessed Memory, The Rite of Spring, Swan Lake (Rothbart, Russian and Hungarian Guard, Rothbart's Guard), Tapestry, Divergence, Tu Tu; John Cranko The Taming of the Shrew; Twyla Tharp's The Brahms-Haydn Variations; Trey McIntyre's Peter Pan; Ronald Hynd's The Merry Widow; Ben Stevenson's The Nutcracker (Spanish, Fat Father, Father, Harlequin, Nutcracker, King Rat, Male Flower, Arabian, Mirliton Man), The Sleeping Beauty, Romeo and Juliet; David Bintley's Aladdin(Gold), Jiří Kylián's Forgotten Land; Jerome Robbins's The Concert; and Sir Frederick Ashton's Les Patineurs, La fille mal gardee.
Mr. Newton was also created on in world premieres such as Edwaard Liang's Murmuration; Garrett Smith's Return (Momentum Pas); James Kudelka's Passion; Stanton Welch's The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra, The Rite of Spring, Paquita; and Aszure Barton's Angular Momentum.
Press:"Third Variation: Phlegmatic" was my favorite moment of the piece. William Newton, who danced with tangible emotionality and even some sass, expertly led this scenario. – David Clarke, Broadway World Houston (May 23, 2014)
Cupcakes & Conversation with William Newton, Corps de Ballet, Houston Ballet


text:
To Sway Russia, Bush Will Propose Cuts to Nuclear Arsenal
By MICHAEL R. GORDON and DAVID E. SANGER
Published: November 2, 2001
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1— President Bush will decide in the next few days how deeply to slash America's nuclear arsenal as part of a new understanding with Russia on missile defense and strategic nuclear arms, officials said today.
Together with economic incentives for Moscow, the reductions in nuclear arms are intended to be an inducement to the Russians to accept the Bush administration's program to test and develop antimissile defenses -- which are prohibited by the 1972 Antiballistic Missile Treaty.
A leading option under consideration, according to senior administration officials, is to reduce the American nuclear force to a range of around 1,800 to 2,250 warheads, from current levels above 6,000.
The president's final decision on the cuts is expected to be included as part of a broad package of strategic and economic incentives that Mr. Bush hopes to present to President Vladimir V. Putin when he arrives here later this month.
White House officials confirmed today that Mr. Bush's national security adviser, Condoleezza Rice, has made a series of calls around Capitol Hill in hopes of arranging a quick vote on revoking the main economic sanction against Russia remaining from the cold war.
That measure, the 1974 Jackson-Vanik Amendment, was intended to pressure Communist-bloc nations to allow free emigration, particularly in the case of Russian Jews trying to leave. The law has not been applied to Russia in years.
But Mr. Bush wants to announce this month that Russia and a host of former Soviet republics will be ''graduated'' from the entire process of being reviewed annually to be granted normal trading status. That step would also help pave the way for American approval of Russia's entry into the World Trade Organization. Congress permanently exempted China from the law last year.
American officials are touting these actions as signs of a new relationship with Moscow. But to forge those ties, Mr. Bush also appears to be modifying his own positions.
He needs Russian cooperation in the war against terrorism and the attacks on Afghanistan. The result is that few in the administration are now talking about withdrawing from the ABM treaty any time soon, despite Mr. Bush's oft-repeated claim that the treaty is outdated and dangerous.
Other stances have changed: the Bush administration is markedly more reserved on the question of Russian use of force in Chechnya despite previous American concerns that civilians were being hurt by indiscriminate Russian attacks.
While Mr. Bush has repeatedly indicated as a candidate and president that he favors deep cuts in the country's nuclear arsenal he has never said how many weapons he plans to eliminate. At a briefing for reporters today, Ms. Rice said nothing about the nuclear cuts, other than repeating the administration's position that it would not engage in negotiations over a new arms control treaty.
''We really believe the old arms control agreements in which you had to match warhead for warhead, system for system, ignoring geography, ignoring history, ignoring the threats around you, was the old way of thinking about this,'' she said.
Other administration officials said that Mr. Bush would make a unilateral declaration of how deeply he hoped to cut the American stockpile, and that the administration expected Mr. Putin would do the same. ''This may not be on paper,'' one administration official said. ''It doesn't have to be.''
That alone is a huge change. By avoiding negotiations on limits that apply equally to both sides, the Bush administration is breaking with the cold war tradition in arms control, which made parity between the superpowers the paramount consideration. Moreover, if there can be an agreement without a treaty, there is nothing for the United States Senate to debate or approve.
But first Mr. Bush must resolve differences within the Pentagon about how deep those cuts should go.
The second strategic arms reduction treaty, Start II, which has never legally taken effect, called for reducing armament levels to around 3,000 to 3,500 warheads. President Bill Clinton and President Boris N. Yeltsin of Russia agreed that their goal should be to cut the number of warheads on each side to 2,000 to 2,500 under a proposed Start III accord.
The Bush administration may go somewhat lower. The primary option under review is to set a range for the United States at around 1,800 to 2,250 warheads, officials said.
Some in the administration would like to lower the upper end of the range, to make the cuts more significant and thus to differentiate the Bush administration's policy from Mr. Clinton's arms control goals.
But the United States Strategic Command, which oversees the nuclear arsenal, is resisting deep cuts and says the country needs to maintain an arsenal at the high end of that band, officials said.
Since the Russians face severe budgetary pressure, their arsenal is expected to be smaller than that of the United States. Russian officials, for example, have said the number of nuclear warheads they have is likely to shrink to 1,500. But if the Russian total is higher, the Bush administration may have to rethink its approach.
The arms reductions would be made over a 10-year period under provisions for on-site inspection outlined by Start I.


text:
Manchester United Message Board
Bad tactics - Spurs game
Although we defended well for most of the game, the way we were set up was to counter attact, but without any real attacking speed, so we just had spurs attacking and attacking until this time they wore us out and got the goal.
Carrick did well, but the spurs midfield showed there much stronger than ours is.
I have been saying foir a while now if we continue sitting back in the last ten minutes with a goal lead we are going to to be hit.
And it looked as if we were affraid to go the offensive, affraid of spurs.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
FABONGRASSS FABONGRASSS Jan 21, 2013 22:58 Flag
I will add, that i too do not believe 'Eric' to be the same poster as 'Rikki the OAP'.
Though both have proven to be rather strange, rather retarded, and exceptionally fond of following each other around the boards,sniffing Chris butt.
Kev, we were 1-0 up, didnt really have a go at spurs, or try to beat them, we allowed ourselves to be pushed back and in the last ten mins did the sitting back crap again, inviting spurs to come at us.
We all know the best form of defence is to attack hard when you can, which we never did.
So yes we drew a game we should have won, we had less than a third of the shots spurs had, and thats not good for Utd.
Sadly wisey I have no faith in Fergie dealing with it as he has not in the months they have been doing that, if he is unhappy with it then how long does it take to tell the players to stop doing that or drop players for consistantly doing that.
To me it seems like Fergie wants the players to sit back in the final part of games if we are ahead.
Eric Cantona Eric Cantona Jan 21, 2013 22:36 Flag
Give it a rest Deeprick, no one believes it, even you so why do you persist?
Eric Cantona Eric Cantona Jan 21, 2013 22:34 Flag
Thank you. And remember you and I were once accused of being the same person.
Clive, we didnt lose 2 points, we gained a point. Lets be honest we were pretty rubbish for 90 mins & you cant argue that Spurs deserved at least a point from the game. Its a tough place to go & we got something out of it, you cant win every game!
And weve amassed more points now than ever before....things aint that bad mate!
A Yahoo! User Jan 21, 2013 18:20 Flag
Devon, don't just use the odd game to support your argument.
I think seven has a valid point. Defensively, City [1st] are the best team in the league.
Man U's [10th] defence is even poorer than Liverpool's who are tie with Spurs in [8th] position.
Here's the full list.....
A Yahoo! User Jan 21, 2013 18:19 Flag
Devon, don't just use the odd game to support your argument.
I think seven has a valid point. Defensively, City [1st] are the best team in the league.
Man U's [10th] defence is even poorer than Liverpool's who are tie with Spurs in 8th position.
Here's the full list.....
A Yahoo! User Jan 21, 2013 17:50 Flag
"They know how to defend,we don't".
Is that defend as in losing 3-2 to utd and just winnng 4-3 against norwich.
Nah, Cantona and Black Ops have very distinctively different patterns of language and posting.
Let's face it, it's always pretty obvious from content and style when someone's using multiple IDs, and I don't think you can say those 2 posters are similar enough.
- View More Messages


text:
Deep Vein Thrombosis Health Center
D-Dimer Test
A d-dimer test is a blood test that measures a substance that is released when a blood clot breaks up. Doctors order the d-dimer test, along with other lab tests and imaging scans, to help check for blood-clotting problems. A d-dimer test can also be used to check how well a treatment is working.
Why It Is Done
Doctors use the d-dimer test when a person might have a dangerous blood-clotting problem. These problems include:
- Deep vein thrombosis, a condition in which a blood clot (thrombus) forms in the deep veins of the legs, pelvis, or arms. To learn more, see the topic Deep Vein Thrombosis.
- Pulmonary embolism, a condition in which blood flow in an artery in the lung is suddenly blocked. To learn more, see the topic Pulmonary Embolism.
- Disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC), a condition that prevents a person's blood from clotting normally.
How To Prepare
No special preparation is required before having this test.
How It Is Done
The health professional drawing your blood will:
- Wrap an elastic band around your upper arm to stop the flow of blood. This makes the veins below the band larger so it is easier to put a needle into the vein.
- Clean the needle site with alcohol.
- Put the needle into the vein. More than one needle stick may be needed.
- Attach a tube to the needle to fill it with blood.
- Remove the band from your arm when enough blood is collected.
- Put a gauze pad or cotton ball over the needle site as the needle is removed.
- Put pressure on the site and then put on a bandage.
How It Feels
The blood sample is taken from a vein in your arm. An elastic band is wrapped around your upper arm. It may feel tight. You may feel nothing at all from the needle, or you may feel a quick sting or pinch.
There is very little chance of a problem from having a blood sample taken from a vein.
WebMD Medical Reference from Healthwise


text:
Gingerbread-House Decorating Class
- Gingerbread-house decorating class for one parent and one child
- $20 credit toward any Taste Buds Kitchen offering (excludes Gingerbread Classes)
What we love
- Celebrate the holiday season with fun for the entire the family. This class is perfect for bonding with your little one as the two of you design and decorate your very own edible house.
- From frosted candy roofs to pretzel picket fences, children will love the endless decorating options.
- Parents will enjoy classic holiday tunes and a much needed break from last-minute holiday shopping.
- At Taste Buds Kitchen, little ones as young as two can experience what it's like to be a chef. There are also more-advanced classes for the older set.
- Taste Buds Kitchen was named the "Best Kids' Cooking Class" by New York magazine.
- As an extra treat, you'll receive a $20 credit to use toward a future Taste Buds Kitchen class.
- Children's classes are limited to 12 students to allow the young chefs to participate in a unique, intimate kitchen environment where they can learn, laugh and cook together.
- The Taste Buds Kitchen is completely nut-free; they do not cook with any peanuts or tree nuts, nor do they allow them into the kitchen.
What to know
- Redeem by: Monday, December 23, 2013
- This offer is subject to Terms and Conditions
- Offer is final sale and non-refundable
- Gingerbread Classes are limited to 18 parent/child pairs
- Subject to availability; please sign up well in advance of desired date
- Classes are offered from December 12, 2013 through December 23, 2013
- Class reservation must be made online
- Cancellation must be made at least one week prior to the date of the class to receive a credit towards a future class (with a $5 transfer fee)
- If cancellation is not made within one week, you will not be able to reschedule your class


text:
The ECTC Fort Knox Campus is the place to go if you want to take college courses and you are either military service personnel or a related family member. But did you know that civilians can take classes on post also? If you would like more information about attending college at Fort Knox or want to find out more about our academic services and degree programs, or if you want to discuss our financial aid options, we will be glad to help.
Students at the ECTC Fort Knox Campus can enroll in classes that support the Associate in Arts, Associate in Science and the Associate in Applied Science Business Administration degrees. Classes are offered in the day, evening and weekend as both semester (16 week) and bi-term (8 week) formats. Additionally, we offer online classes and hybrid (HB) classes, which are a blend of both online and classroom instruction.
For military and civilian students on post, you may view the Fort Knox Campus Class Schedule for the most current and accurate information. Here is a preview of the Spring 2016 Schedule.
Currently you do not need a special pass, however you will need your driver's license and registration along with proof of insurance with the vehicle you will be using.
The ECTC Fort Knox faculty and staff are very knowledgeable; we have many years of experience in dealing with both military and civilian students' needs. We would be glad to help you any way we can as you work toward your educational goals.


text:
RingTV.com: So how does that apply to Mitchell?
GC: He was more or less boxing with the guy, and you have to get inside and get close. It's that the timing was off a bit. It's hard to put that into words other than to say that he's still a green fighter.
When you fight a pro, you can't be green and fight in the pros. In the heavyweight division, you've got a puncher's chance, and you'll get away with it now and then. But over the long term, you won't.
RingTV.com: How does America beat the Klitschkos?
GC: Well, you have all of these cruiserweights trying to box the Klitschkos. The Klitschkos are great at this. They don't want to fight. They want to stay at a distance and use the jab. You've got to make them uncomfortable.
You've got to bring them out of their comfort zone. That means you have to get inside that jab and stay close to the body and bang the body, and then take it over the top. Mike Tyson was a great fighter coming forward.
But when you backed him up, he couldn't fight. Same thing with Kenny Norton. Kenny Norton was great coming forward. But if you backed him up and took him out of his gameplan, he kind of froze up.
RingTV.com: What is the answer to coming up with a heavyweight in America who can challenge the Klitschkos or become a heavyweight champion in this era?
GC: Well, you know, a lot of the guys today, they all want to make the millions of dollars, but they don't have the guts to be determined to get in there. You have decent fighters, but you have to get in there.
You've got to make the commitment to get inside and not waver from that. Most of the guys, they fall short lately. You see the other night at [Madison Square Garden,] Brandon Rios?
That's what a heavyweight needs, is that determination. You don't see that. He finds a way. He makes the adjustment. He's just a tough guy who has will, and he wasn't going to fold.
RingTV.com: Is that why Holyfield still is able to be around and remain in the picture at his age?
GC: It's because Evander Holyfield has the will more than the guys today. He still has that fight in him. But they don't have it today for some reason. The heavyweight division in America has to reform itself.
You've got to have guts. You've got to have talent too, but guts is as strong as it is to have talent. Today, it's too easy to take the heart out of somebody. That's the game.
Photo by Tom Hogan, Hogan Photos, Golden Boy Promotions
Photo by Jeff Julian, Fightwire Images
Lem Satterfield can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com
1 2


text:
House Republicans Offering Proposals for Health Care ChangesHouse Republicans are unveiling new proposals to repeal and replace President Barack Obama's health care law, as Speaker Paul Ryan seeks to showcase a GOP governing agenda amid the tumult of the presidential campaign.
Baltimore Healthcare CEO Tackles Dual Role As QA SpecialistI highly recommend a certification in molecular biology or diagnostics to increase your competitive edge and to command a higher salary," says Meredith Hurston.
Husband And Wife Physicians Convicted Of Health Care FraudTwo Potomac doctors who owned and operated a pain management clinic have been convicted of health care fraud.
'Lean Transformation' Makes Huge Differences In Baltimore Health SystemThe objective behind lean transformation is to improve communication, collaboration and engagement of staff, while focusing on improving patient outcomes by reducing costs and implementing more effective methods.
Cardin To Discuss Health Care InnovationSen. Ben Cardin is scheduled to discuss ways of meeting health care challenges with innovative care.
Supreme Court Upholds Obamacare SubsidiesThe Supreme Court has upheld the nationwide tax subsidies under President Barack Obama's health care overhaul, in a ruling that preserves health insurance for millions of Americans.
New Health Center To Open In CatonsvilleIn just a few weeks, a new era of health care begins in the Baltimore area.
Senate President Will Consider Hogan's Tax Cut ProposalsMaryland's Senate president said Wednesday he wants to work with Gov. Larry Hogan on some of his tax relief proposals, as Democrats who control the Legislature work to compromise with the Republican governor on the state's $40.4 billion budget.
How The Affordable Healthcare Act Affects Tax FilingLearn how the Affordable Healthcare Act, and whether or not you have insurance, will impact the way you do taxes this year.
Maryland Extends Health Exchange Signup Period For SomeMaryland's health insurance exchange is extending enrollment nearly two weeks for those who began applying by Sunday.
Feds Rule Md. County Out Of Running For Rural Health FundingU.S. Sen. Barbara Mikulski is asking the federal government to reconsider a decision making Allegany County ineligible for rural health care grants.
Baltimore Oriole Stumps For Health CareBaltimore Orioles fans are used to seeing Adam Jones in center field, but starting Friday they'll hear him on the air waves.


text:
Willow Bay Naturals- Wine Candles
To Order Finished Products, visit:
Willow Bay Naturals makes these soy candles from recycled wine bottles. We cut the tops off wine bottles and turn the bottom into a wine scented soy candle using the wonderful and realistic smelling wine scented fragrance oils from Natures Garden. I was so excited to find so many wine scents in one place at Natures Garden. We offer our wine bottle soy candles in Merlot wine fragrance oil, Shiraz, Tuscan Wine fragrance oil, White Zinfandel fragrance oil, Christmas Cabernet, and Muscadine scents. Customers love these candles and they make great gifts for wine lovers.
Marcy Moorhead, the owner of Willow Bay Naturals, is the mother of 2 young girls. She started selling handmade soap in 2009 and now has a retail shop in Rock Falls, IL where she makes and sells handmade soap, handmade lotions, lip balms, soy candles, and lots of other natural products.
I discovered Natures Garden about a year ago and have not been able to stop ordering since! Some of my absolute favorites are Bite Me, Sweet Orange Chili Pepper, and Lime Cilantro. I try to offer more modern scents and my customers know they will always find something new and unique at my shop thanks to Natures Garden!


text:
WEST DEPTFORD TWP. — The township's decision last week to remove from municipal property dozens of signs advertising youth soccer registration and a memorial fundraiser for a deceased police officer, among other activities, has sparked anger from some residents.
That anger spilled into Thursday night's township committee meeting, when Committeewoman Denice DiCarlo, who had been contacted by the family of the police officer about the incident, questioned why the signs had been taken down "just before the events were to occur."
DiCarlo was careful not to name the family or the event. However, township officials later confirmed it was the annual Lt. Kenny B. Dechen Memorial Motorcycle Run, which saw its 10th anniversary last weekend.
"This isn't a common practice, removing signs for these kinds of events," said DiCarlo. "I talked to the people who were affected by this, and they told me they felt the person's legacy was disregarded, and it was the lowest attendance they've ever seen."
Committeeman Sam Cianfarini, citing a long-standing township ordinance prohibiting such advertising on township property, said officials were simply enforcing municipal code.
While Administrator Eric Campo said he had received no formal complaints about the signs, Cianfarini stated he had personally heard several objections from residents.
"The ordinance doesn't make exceptions for these types of signs," he said.
However, he said he was not responsible for their removal.
"I only asked why the ordinance was not being followed," Cianfarini said, "and the administrator took the action."
Ken Boody, a member of the West Deptford Soccer Club Board of Directors, also reported that 40 signs advertising youth registration were removed during the last week of May. The signs were first placed throughout the township in January, he said.
"We've been putting these signs up for four years, and there's never been a problem," said Boody, adding that 23 of his signs are still missing. "I would have moved them myself if only someone got in touch with me first about it."
The ordinance in question, according to Campo, allows for residents to place signs — such as political placards or advertisements — on private property, but not on public grounds. However, he added that the township traditionally turned a blind eye toward events sponsored by municipally-sanctioned groups, or events hosted at RiverWinds.
"The intent is to prevent overuse of advertising signs on public property," he said. "Generally, the township has allowed it for groups it sponsors, like sports leagues.
"But a strict reading of the ordinance would not allow the signs."
To remedy this, DiCarlo Thursday night introduced a resolution directing Campo and solicitor Anthony Ogozalek to discuss how to amend the ordinance in order to allow the types of signs removed late last month.
The board voted unanimously to approve it, despite Cianfarini's concerns over a municipal law requiring that all agenda items go before the committee five days in advance of a meeting — an ordinance that was itself introduced by DiCarlo.
Ogozalek assured the committee the ordinance includes exceptions for times of "great need."


text:
Q If you want to turn your attention to a few non-car things: those damn yellow raised-dot surfaces at corners and other places. They're horrible for disabled pedestrians using wheels of any kind, or crutches. We think they might be there for blind people, but they endanger far more mobility-impaired people than the few blind people they might help. They should be banned and removed.
Stan Sieler
A Really?
Q I am handicapped and use a walker. Everywhere I go I have a difficult time walking over the raised yellow buttons that have been placed on every little ramp from the street to sidewalk. Who are those buttons supposed to help? I've noticed others with walkers, wheelchairs or scooters having a difficult time, not to mention pushing a grocery cart over them. They are a pain in the neck.
Linda Smith
A Anyone else?
Q In this day and age where our streets are in decay, potholes go unfilled and police are underfunded, why are we doing this minor upgrade and placing raised buttons on sidewalk curbs? I am not unsympathetic to people with disabilities, but what about the cost to all of us? How much does the rebuild of a ramp suck out of the city's funds?
I know these warning zones are to alert the visually impaired they are about to enter the street, but didn't the existing ramp do the same thing? What's next? Paying someone to hold your hand while you cross the street?
Jim Wissick
San Jose
A The little bumpy things are called "tactile warning devices" and are often referred to as truncated domes. They are a requirement of the Americans with Disabilities Act to warn visually impaired persons that they are leaving a walkway, entering a parking lot or street or nearing a transit boarding location.
The cost of the truncated domes ranges from $22 to $26 per square foot. Business owners pay for the installation of the domes on private property as part of their development cost, and public agencies pay as they develop intersections, roadways, train platforms, etc.
I'm not surprised that some people dislike them, but when the disabled are among the critics, it makes one pause. I, too, find them difficult to navigate when using my walker. What do others, especially the visually impaired, have to say?
Q Why are there some wheelchair ramps these days that have those annoying bumps colored yellow and others black?
Bruce H.
San Jose
A They are colored yellow near schools and at street crossings, but are otherwise usually colored black.
Q What are they planning in the middle of San Tomas Expressway? There are cones from Benton Street to Stevens Creek Boulevard and then areas enclosed by orange tape with dirt dug out and covered with plastic secured by sand bags up to Williams Road. There are signs alerting workers to overhead wires. Several times they have closed off a lane while working in one enclosure and I thought, at last, they will be doing something, but then the workers go away again. What's up?
Bob Gardner
Santa Clara
A You don't see the workers because they are usually underground. The box culvert running down the middle of San Tomas is being repaired after inspectors found it might collapse. Dan-the-County-Man says the $10 million job is a big deal to prevent potential flood damage. Work will take about three years.
Read Gary Richards online at www.mercurynews.com/mr-roadshow. Follow him at Facebook.com/mr.roadshow or Twitter.comw/mrroadshow or contact him at email@example.com or 408-920-5335.


text:
With Instructables you can share what you make with the world, and tap into an ever-growing community of creative experts.
I have started on a Paleo diet which means that one of my favorite foods, hummus, is now off limits. Legumes are not part of the program, thus ...
Ingredients: 1 3/4 cup Zucchini 1/2 Macadamia Nuts (unsalted...and if you can find raw, even better) 2 T Tahini (You can also make your own tahini if you ...
Peel your zucchini and cut into a rough chop. If you are using store bought tahini, make sure to stir it real good before you measure it ...
Put everything in the food processor and pulse or blend until it is smooth and creamy. (I also did a roasted garlic one, roasting garlic in the toaster ...
Once you have the consistency you like, you are all done! Now go! Go enjoy your delicious new fummus. I'm telling you, if you had your eyes closed, ...
Pesto Zoodlesby piggytummy
Baked Zucchini Sticksby fres_ana
Cheesy Tomato Zucchini Gourmet Sandwich by heatherluvs
Rawmus - Raw Hummusby TheVeganPixie
Raw Vegan Zucchini Noddles With Basil Pesto Sauceby maddisonninja
Join 2 million + to receive instant DIY inspiration in your inbox.
Download our apps!
© 2016 Autodesk, Inc.


text:
When I am ready to process the beans in the pressure cooker, are the jars supposed to be completely covered with water? My pressure cooker is so huge, I will need a water hose to fill it up.
You only need a couple inches of water.
I was taught to put at least an inch of water above the top of the jars. Not sure if it is correct. Just know that was what I was taught.
does it work for you though? I just have this fear of making us sick
With the pressure cooker only an inch or two of water is needed. I recommend checking the instruction booklet that came wiith the pressure cooker. When sealing jars with the cold pack method the water is over the top of the jars and the processing time is much longer. I haven't done that in so long I'm not sure I remember exactly how to do it.
Most pressure cookers come wirh a booklet to let you know how much water to put in. Mine
is a 7 Qt. and I khave to put 2 quarts of water to process in it. It is very important to read the instructions. If you can't find the booklet, call the manufacturer and they can tell you how much to use in yours.
Hope this helps.
Mrs. J
Jars have to covered with at least a inch or so of water in a pressure cooker. Years ago, before I had a pressure cooker, I used a cold packer to process my green beans and it takes about 2-3 hours to process. Pressure cooking green beans is the best way to can them. It's so much quicker.
bella's momWhen I am ready to process the beans in the pressure cooker, are the jars supposed to be completely covered with water?
No, covering canning jars with water applies only to high acid foods that are processed in a boiling water bath canner. The correct recommendation from the current USDA publications, recommendations:
"Put 2 to 3 inches of hot water in the canner. Place filled jars on the rack, using a jar lifter."
"Put 2 to 3 inches of hot water in the canner. Place filled jars on the rack, using a jar lifter."
For up-to-date canning instructions for green beans see:
"Wit is educated insolence." — Aristotle
Goodness… looking at the wide variations in the replies to this straight foreword question, lets be careful when canning. Remember, canning is a science, it's a very methodical, step-by-step process that follows a specific lab tested proceedure without alteration. In other words, done correctly, there should be no variation -- other than altitude differences -- in the way anyone is processing green beans.
Low-acid foods like green beans must be processed in a pressure canner to be free of botulism risks. Notice that I said a pressure canner, and not a pressure cooker, because these are two separate pieces of equipment and they cannot be used interchangeably. Yes, I know some pressure cooker manufacturers claim theirs is a dual purpose product, but don't let a clever sales pitch override your common sense or proven food safety guidelines.
The USDA identifies a pressure canner as having a removable wire canning rack to lift and separate jars; it must have an automatic vent, a cover lock, a vent or steam port, and a safety fuse. The minimum capacity of a pressure canner to ensure food safety according to USDA processes, is four (4) quart-size jars... which immediately disqualifies pressure cookers for home canning purposes.
Read more at: Using Pressure Canners.
© RDA Enthusiast Brands, LLC 2016


text:
Visual Basic .NETPosted Friday, 7 January, 2011 - 04:45 by vmelkon in
I downloaded and checked the instructions, I looked into the documentation and did a few web searches. I'm still not clear on what I'm suppose to do.
I'm using what MS called the Development Environment 2003.
So where do I put the files so that it will recognize code like OpenGL.GL.glEnable(GL_xxxxxx).
Also, I'm getting the impression that OpenTK is for C# only.
Do I have to use Tao. Isn't Tao old?
I'm using what MS called the Development Environment 2003.
You are using .Net 1.1 but OpenTK requires .Net 2.0, as documented here. This translates into Visual Studio 2005 or higher.
You can download the free edition of Visual Studio 2010 from http://www.microsoft.com/express/. Once you have that, OpenTK will be listed as a .Net reference that you can add to your VB.Net project.
Note that Tao also requires .Net 2.0.
Not to sound rude but.. there is a real lack of Examples of working with OpenTK.
There needs to be a site created by the Authors of OpenTK .. where people can contribute Examples.
It took me hours of messing with with code to switch back and forth from Perspective and Ortho. All the examples are done in Ortho and useless for actual 3D work.
I'll post some stuff I use below.
I'm using OpenTK with VS 2008... VB.NET
You need to at least get the new express version of VB to use OpenTK.
In order to use anything in OpenTK, you need to add a reference to the .DLLs that are needed.
OpenTK.DLL and OpenTK.GLControl and the Platform. (Windows XP Pro is my OS)
When you install OpenTK.. these files are place in your 'My Documents' folder under OpenTK.
Navigate to the Sub folder named 'Bin' and in there you will find the DLLs you need.
You will need to add the 'Import" directive to the top of each .VB file thats going to use OpenTK.
Imports OpenTK Imports OpenTK.GLControl Imports OpenTK.Platform
Also, to use the OpenTK.Control on a form, you will need to add this control to the list of controls that you can drop in to a form window. Just right click on the list of controls in some blank area and pick 'Choose Items...'.
After, browse to the location I described above and add the OpenTK.GLControl. It should now show up on the list of controls you can add to a form.
Once this GLControl is added, you can use any of the events it fires. The most important is the Resize.. Why is explained below.
I still cant figure out how to change any parameters in the GLControl. Z Depth-- Colors... WHERE ARE THE EXAMPLES ON THIS!!!????
So.. heres the steps.
1. Add the DLL references.
2. Add the OpenTK.GLControl to your list of Controls
3. Drag the OpenTK.GLControl on to your form and set its Size and Anchor..... I usually just dock it to fill the entire window.
4. Add the Imports to your program's head.
5. Write the code.
You must NEVER use the GLControl before it is actually created!
I use a Global variable named _STARTED as Boolean = False
In any sub/function thats going to use the GLControl, add this at the top.
If Not _STARTED Then Return
In the GLControls Paint Event it needs to look like this
Private Sub GlControl1_Resize(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles GlControl1.Resize _STARTED = True ResizeGL() End Sub
Heres the code for the ResizeGL
Private Sub ResizeGL() GL.Viewport(0, 0, GlControl1.Width, GlControl1.Height) GL.MatrixMode(MatrixMode.Projection) ' Select The Projection Matrix GL.MatrixMode(MatrixMode.Modelview) ' Select The Modelview Matrix GL.LoadIdentity() ' Reset The Modelview Matrix End Sub
If you want to auto update the screen, us a timer or create a thread that loops for ever (I have not tried this yet). This can get very tricky.
From my experience, Every thing has to be created in this same thread. VBOs CallLists.. all of that.
If you just want to Update the GLGLControl... Use: OpenTK.GLControl.Invalidate. This will force it to redraw.
OK.. the general rule of 3D is, anytime you switch to Perspective.. You MUST set the Camera and LookAt locations.
These NOT Modal and are lost when the Identity is loaded!
Public Sub ViewPerspective() ' Set Up A Perspective View GL.MatrixMode(MatrixMode.Projection) ' Select Projection GL.LoadIdentity() '; Dim perspective1 As Matrix4 = OpenTK.Matrix4.CreatePerspectiveFieldOfView(MathHelper.PiOver4, _ CSng((GlControl1.Width) / (GlControl1.Height)), 0.1, 1000) GL.LoadMatrix(perspective1) GL.MatrixMode(MatrixMode.Modelview) ' Select The Modelview Matrix GL.LoadIdentity() ' Reset The Matrix GL.Enable(EnableCap.DepthTest) ' This doesnt need to be here but.. If your using the Z buffer.. It dont hurt. End Sub
Heres the code to switch to Ortho:
Public Sub ViewOrtho() GL.MatrixMode(MatrixMode.Projection) 'Select Projection GL.LoadIdentity() ' Reset The Matrix GL.Ortho(0, GlControl1.Width, -GlControl1.Height, 0, 0.1, 100.0) ' Select Ortho Mode GL.MatrixMode(MatrixMode.Modelview) ' Select Modelview Matrix GL.LoadIdentity() ' Reset The Matrix End Sub
Heres my code to set the cam position. Not that the variables are the rotations in the axis of Z and X.
ROT_X is the x,y or rotating around the Z axis and ROT_Y is rotating around the X axis. A bit confusing I'm sure.
Oh and look_radius is how far from the eye position you are.
This transform will keep the camera looking at the same point, regardless of rotation angles or the distance of look_radius.
You must note here that I have the lookup vector set to Z. NOT Y!!!!
Public Sub set_eyes() cam_z = Sin(ROT_Y) * look_radius cam_x = (Sin(ROT_X) - (1 - Cos(ROT_Y)) * Sin(ROT_X)) * look_radius cam_y = (Cos(ROT_X) - (1 - Cos(ROT_Y)) * Cos(ROT_X)) * look_radius Dim cam As Vector3 = New Vector3(cam_x + eye_x, cam_y + eye_y, cam_z + eye_z) Dim lookingat As Vector3 = New Vector3(eye_x, eye_y, eye_z) Dim up_vector As Vector3 = New Vector3(0, 0, 1) ' NOTE: Z is the UP Vector here!!! Dim view_ = OpenTK.Matrix4.LookAt(cam, lookingat, up_vector) GL.MatrixMode(MatrixMode.Modelview) GL.LoadMatrix(view_) 'GL.LoadIdentity() ' Reset The Modelview Matrix End Sub
So your draw sub might look like this:
Private Sub Draw_Screen() ViewPrespective() set_eyes() <your 3D drawing code here> ViewOrtho() <Your 2D drawing code here> End Sub
So.. you might be wondering why I use Z as the UP vector. This is how I work in the real world. Z is always up/down.
I hope this helps.. if not you.. maybe some one :)
--Mike O
About your comment that VB Sucks...
To make things clear... There is NO difference between the speed of a C# or VB.NET app. They both are complied at 'Run TIme' and produce exactly the same code. They run at the exact same speed.
I actually prefer VB.NET over C#... Its way easier to create forms and such.
This does NOT include C or C++.. they are a different animal all together. Here again tho, from what I have read on line, you will see only around a 2% drop in speed using .NET. There is also Assembly Code... It don't get any faster then this but is also, a real pain in the butt to master!
All the examples are done in Ortho and useless for actual 3D work.
How is this related to OpenTK? There are tons of OpenGL (note the L) tutorials, forums, books out there that deal with these topics.
If you feel something is missing, be it specific to OpenTK or not, just post it on the forums or some wiki and everybody will appreciate it.
All the examples are done in Ortho and useless for actual 3D work.
How is this related to OpenTK? There are tons of OpenGL (note the L) tutorials, forums, books out there that deal with these topics.
If you feel something is missing, be it specific to OpenTK or not, just post it on the forums or some wiki and everybody will appreciate it.
too funny... And here I was thinking I was being helpful.
I think you were helpful, yes. But the "there's not enough tutorials about non-ortho rendering" is not true.
Im sorry if I upset you.. Im not dizzing this site. I just know that I cant find what I need here usually.
My idea is to get an actual place setup just to list tuts at. Can this be done?
Maybe break it in to a few catagories like the GLControl and the GameWindow tools.
Maybe combine this in to the documents area?
These are just ideas and I have lots of them.
Have you checked the Example Browser that is installed along with OpenTK? It has tutorials on OpenTK (GameWindow, GLControl), OpenGL and OpenAL. It has examples for ortho and 3d projections, shaders, vertex buffer objects, texture compression, complete with (C#) source code.
Thanks Mike for the help.
I was able to add GLControl to the toolbox and I added the GLControl onto my window.
I also added
Imports OpenTK
Imports OpenTK.GLControl
Imports OpenTK.Platform
I added a handle for Resize just like you have done but it can't recognize some stuff.
Private Sub ResizeGL()
GL.Viewport(0, 0, GlControl1.Width, GlControl1.Height)
GL.MatrixMode(MatrixMode.Projection) ' Select The Projection Matrix
GL.MatrixMode(MatrixMode.Modelview) ' Select The Modelview Matrix
GL.LoadIdentity() ' Reset The Modelview Matrix
End Sub
Error 1 'GL' is not declared. It may be inaccessible due to its protection level. C:\Users\vrej\documents\visual studio 2010\Projects\WindowsApplication1\WindowsApplication1\Form1.vb 16 9 WindowsApplication1
and there are other similar errors.
I assume I have to allocate a GL?
This is what I need information on. How to setup for VB .NET.
Do I have to choose a pixel format? Do I have to SetPixelFormat, and create a context?
Where to destroy the context.
I will try to get some feedback from people over at www.opengl.org and if they agree, I'll add it to the Wiki (www.opengl.org/wiki).
You are missing an import:
Import OpenTK.Graphics.OpenGL
Thanks Fiddler.
Now for rendering a triangle. I added a little bit of code but it doesn't recognize
I guess I need to import it with that "Imports" thing?
I tried "Imports System" but that's not it.
I'm also checking out those .cs examples but it has
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.Data;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Text;
using System.Windows.Forms;
using System.Threading;


text:
The acquisition of face and person identity information following anterior temporal lobectomy
Thirty unilateral anterior temporal lobectomy (ATL) subjects (15 right and 15 left) and 15 controls were presented a multitrial learning task in which unfamiliar faces were paired with biographical information (occupation, city location, and a person's name). Face recognition hits were similar between groups, but the right ATL group committed more false-positive errors to face foils. Both left and right ATL groups were impaired relative to controls in acquiring biographical information, but the deficit was more pronounced for the left ATL group. Recall levels also varied for the different types of biographical information; occupation was most commonly recalled followed by city name and person name. In addition, city and person name recall was more likely when occupation was also recalled. Overall, recall of biographical information was positively correlated with clinical measures of anterograde episodic memory. Findings are discussed in terms of the role of the temporal lobe and associative learning ability in the successful acquisition of new face semantic (biographical) representations. (JINS, 2005, 11, 237–248.)(Received December 24 2003)
(Revised August 30 2004)
(Accepted December 7 2004)
Key Words: Person identity network; Face processing; Anterior temporal lobectomy.
c1 Reprint requests to: Michael Seidenberg, Rosalind Franklin University, Department of Psychology, 3333 Green Bay Road, North Chicago, IL 60064. E-mail: email@example.com


text:
From Rhodes' Perspective
Rhodes Memorial sits on the foothills of Devil's Peak and is a beautiful monument to one of Cape Town's most famous businessmen, Cecil John Rhodes. The view of the city and sprawling suburbs from the temple-style monument is simply stunning. Rhodes owned a massive amount of land on the Cape, including (the now) University of Cape Town campus and Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens.
Near the back of the parking lot, there are relatively easy hiking trails around the contour of the mountain leading on your right towards the City Bowl or on your left to Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens. There is also a small restaurant at the monument, if you are looking for a quick bite to eat before or after your hike. Entrance to the Rhodes Memorial is free.


text:
ST. JOHNSVILLE, N.Y.�� The Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville Wolves trailed at halftime Thursday but rallied to beat the Saratoga Catholic Saints 3-1.
The Saints led 1-0 at halftime. Devan Battisti scored twice in the second half for Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville, Johnny Vicciarelli had a goal, and Triston Engle contributed an assist.
Nate Trumble made five saves for the Wolves.
WEST WINFIELD, N.Y.�� The Mt. Markham Mustangs qualified for the Section III playoffs Thursday by shutting Waterville out 3-0 in their final match of the regular season.
The Mustangs (5-10-1, 4-5-1 CSC-III) led 1-0 at halftime after Matt Bleaking converted on a penalty kick. Kris Pontero scored the first of his two goals 29 seconds into the second half with an assist from Brady Wheelock. Jake Allen assisted on Pontero�s second goal.
Mike Gras made nine saves in the shutout for Mt. Markham while Keith Prindle had six for Waterville (6-9-1).
SPRINGFIELD CENTER, N.Y.�� The Owen D. Young Wildcats ran out of daylight before the outcome of Thursday�s match against Hamilton/Morrisville-Eaton could be decided.
The Wildcats and Emerald Knights settled for a 2-2 tie in a match that was halted after the first overtime period.
Ben Knecht had a goal and an assist for Hamilton/Morrisville-Eaton (10-3-1, 9-0-1 CSC-III) which scored first and led 1-0 at halftime. Brian Meeks added a goal, Ryan Tuttle had an assist, and Lucas Ord recorded 10 saves.
The Emerald Knights are ranked 14th in the state in Class C and handed Owen D. Young its only league loss at home earlier this fall.
Matt Zylinski and Marty Collins scored for the Wildcats (11-2-1, 8-1-1 CSC-III) and Dustin Monk had an assist. Andrey Drozdov made seven saves.
EAST HERKIMER, N.Y.�� Dustin Bourgeois scored a goal 2 1/2 minutes into overtime Thursday and gave the Camden Blue Devils a 2-1 win against Herkimer�s Magicians.
The teams were scoreless at halftime and Camden (3-12-0) struck first with Josh D�Angelis tallying a goal 1:37 into the second half.
Dan Netti�s unassisted goal inn the 55th minute drew Herkimer (5-9-1) even on the scoreboard.
Bourgeois volleyed the winning goal into the net with his head after a Herkimer defender had headed away the Blue Devils� initial shot.
Goalkeepers Austin Perry of Herkimer and Andrew Hill of Camden each made two saves.
VERONA, N.Y.�� John Fewer scored a pair of goals in the second half Thursday and led the Vernon-Verona-Sherrill Red Devils to a 2-0 victory over West Canada Valley�s Indians.
Page 2 of 2 - Tim Beal and Nick Metzger each assisted on one of Fewer�s goals for the Red Devils (12-4-0).
Michael Sternberg had 16 saves for West Canada Valley (9-6-1) while Justin VanDuLuitgaarden had eight for Vernon-Verona-Sherrill.
Location, ST | website.com


text:
Patrick Weir will be King Philip's new baseball coach in the spring, succeeding Gary Lombard and Ed Moran who guided the Warriors' nine for a 42-year period.
"I played for coach Moran as a freshman and for coach Lombard during my three years on the varsity,'' said the 37-year-old Weir, who last year coached the North Attleboro jayvees to a 13-7 record. "Ed Moran prepared me to play at a higher level and Gary Lombard was a motivator who developed my passion for baseball. Gary coached at KP for 26 years and Ed took over for the next 16.''
Now it's Weir's turn.
And, the Plainville native is intent on maintaining the program's solid tradition in spite of last year's 1-19 season.
"Three years ago, coach Moran guided KP to a Hockomock League title,'' Weir noted. "Last year was one of those seasons when injuries take a toll and things don't work out. I'll stress to our players that we're going to scratch and claw our way to as many victories as possible.''
Weir was a centerfielder at KP in the early 1990s but was moved to second base to fill a vacancy his last two seasons. He hit close to .300 and was fortunate to play in the tourney twice.
"I was what you'd call a dirt dog,'' Weir said. "I was a fiery competitor. I tell people I played with fire. And, the letters that spell fire stand for fierce, intense, relentless and energetic. When I meet with the team next March, I'll let them know every Hockomock League team is in first place. Then, I'll talk about a delicate balance. That includes being on time, following the rules, learning the skills and striving for perfection. Perfection isn't attainable but if you seek it, you get excellence along the way.''
When Weir, who works as a corrections officer at the Norfolk County Sheriff's Office in Dedham, applied to succeed Moran, he was in a mix with 15 candidates. He was called back for a second interview with KP's principal (Dr. Lisa Oliveira) and notified he was the top choice. The first interview was with Steve Schairer, the KP athletic director, two vice principals, two coaches and one student.
"When I got the job, I walked onto the field where I played, looked up to the sky and said to my late father that I'm coming home,'' Weir said. "I'm back with baseball and I'm back with KP.''
Weir met his two captains early — centerfielder Michael Murray and Eric Cote, who plays first base and the outfield and also pitches. Weir was immediately impressed.
"Michael and Eric are two fine young men who'll be great leaders,'' Weir emphasized. "I liked their composure and their passion for baseball. During the summer, I got to see most of the boys who'll be returning in their summer league games. I liked what I saw.''
Weir, who majored in criminal justice at Massasoit Community College where he earned an associate's degree, has every intention to bounce back from last year's down season. He believes he's got the right formula.
"We'll blend out team into one competitive unit and we'll make sure we're all enjoying the game and having fun,'' he said. "If we're having fun, then the kids will want to win. We'll do the little things right and the bigger things will fall into place. Teams that make the least mistakes are the ones that succeed. If it takes, bunting, stealing and small ball to win, we'll do it. If it takes power, we'll work in that direction. I'm a big believer in pitching and defense. Running the baselines properly also is important.''
Weir and his wife Lisa have three children and have lived in North Attleboro for the last 10 years. A youth baseball coach for eight years, Weir no doubt will face many of the players he coached against at the jayvee level last year in North Attleboro.
"The varsity coach at North is Paul Tobin and he was so supportive of me when I was applying for the KP job,'' Weir said. "Now, I'll be coaching against some of the kids I had on the jayvees.''
Weir labels the Hockomock League as "the best conference in the state.''
"All the competition is top quality and you face the iron just about every day,'' Weir said. "But, I'll be working relentlessly to get ready.''
Patrick Weir has the right mindset to be a rousing success at KP
Weir Has A Formula To Get KP Nine On Track
Patrick Weir will be King Philip's new baseball coach in the spring, succeeding Gary Lombard and Ed Moran who guided the Warriors' nine for a 42-year period.


text:
Revision Date Comment 1.0 07-SEP-2012 Initial Public Release
Products Affected ASR1013/06-PWR-AC ASR1013/06-PWR-DC
A defect has been identified in a subset of the ASR1013/06-AC(=) and ASR1013/06-DC(=) power supplies that can result in intermittent failure of a power supply unit.
Power supplies ASR1013/06-PWR-AC(=) and ASR1013/06-PWR-DC(=) shipped from June/2011to June/2012 may fail overtime due to a corrosion on the board-to-board connector.
ASR1000 product family has redundant power supplies, so the system will not have a functional failure until two power supply units within the same zone fail. Show commands, syslog messages and SNMP traps are available to detect failures of individual power supply units so that they may be replaced in a timely manner to prevent system down situation.
Note 1:
ASR1k Power Supply is a redundant system with integrated fans. The router will be fully functional if one of the P/S fails. However, the power supply is required to be plugged in for the integrated fans to provide cooling for the system.
The end-user will see one or more of the power supplies in the system intermittently cycling off and on. The problem may take many months to develop after the system has been installed and is operational.
Customer can do the following to confirm that the PS is off or has failed:
1. Check that the PS switch is turned on
2. Check that the PS Vin is in the expected range (121V AC in the example below)
3. Check the PS Vout value
Router>show env summary
Number of Critical alarms: 0
Number of Major alarms: 0
Number of Minor alarms: 0
Slot Sensor Current State Reading
---- ------ ------------- -------
4 V1: VMA Normal 1069 mV
[... Other Sensors ...]
P0 PEM Iout Normal 12 A
P0 PEM Vout Normal 11 V AC <-This PS is ok (Vout should be 11 V or 12 V)
P1 PEM Vout Normal 2 V AC <-Vout should be ~ 11V or 12V, This PS has failed
P1 PEM Vin Normal 121 V AC <-Vin is OK
P3 PEM Vout Normal 0 V AC <-This PS is not plugged in
P3 PEM Vin Normal 1 V AC <-Vin is out of range
P3 Temp: PEM Normal 21 Celsius
P3 Temp: FC Fan Speed 65% 22 Celsius
[... Other Sensors ...]
Cisco recommends replacing the suspect ASR1013/06-PWR-AC(=) and ASR1013/06-PWR-DC(=) by filling information in Upgrade form at the end of this notice.
Cisco has taken corrective actions and implemented the necessary changes to correct the problem on ASR1013/06-AC(=) and ASR1013/06-DC(=) power supplies shipped after June/2012.
Please refer to "How to Identify Hardware Levels" below for instructions on how to view the version and serial number.
To identify the failed power supply S/N number, do:
Router>show inventory
NAME: "Chassis", DESCR: "Cisco ASR1013 Chassis"
PID: ASR1013 , VID: V00, SN: FOX1412GAAH <-This is System Serial Number
[... other items ...]
NAME: "Power Supply Module 0", DESCR: "Cisco ASR1013 AC Power Supply"
NAME: "Power Supply Module 1", DESCR: "Cisco ASR1013 AC Power Supply"
NAME: "Power Supply Module 2", DESCR: "Cisco ASR1013 AC Power Supply"
PID: ASR1013-PWR-AC , VID: V00, SN: QCS1526N03L <-This is PS Serial Number
NAME: "Power Supply Module 2", DESCR: "Cisco ASR1013 AC Power Supply"
The S/N of the power supplies can also be visually identified as shown in the following picture:
Once the S/N has been identified, customers can do:
PID# Revision Steps Action ASR1013/06-PWR-AC V01 Serial Number Valication Tool If Affected, request replacement by filling Upgrade form at end of FN ASR1013/06-PWR-DC V01 Serial Number Valication Tool If Affected, request replacement by filling Upgrade form at end of FN
If you require further assistance, or if you have any further questions regarding this field notice, please contact the Cisco Systems Technical Assistance Center (TAC) by one of the following methods:
Cisco Notification Service—Set up a profile to receive email updates about reliability, safety, network security, and end-of-sale issues for the Cisco products you specify.


text:
Not all of us have the talent it takes to be a Sponsored Pro. Some of us though, like me, do have a couple extra discs. What would your Sponsor bag look like?
E Spirit > Hyser distance
Speed Demon > Thumbers, 2 Fingers
E Sabre > Fairway driver
S Illusion > Turnovers, Rollers
Element > Everything almost
Element-X > Almost everything else
E Demon > Whatever else with a skip
E Wizard > Most upshots
SS Wizard > Anhyser approaches
Beadless Wiz > Putting
ESP Surge > Distance
Z Flash > Understable distance
Z Predator > Hysers and 2 Fingers, Thumbers
X Tracker > Fairway driver
X Tracker > Rollers and Turnovers
ESP Buzzz > Everything, probably
Z Buzzz > Everything ending with hyser
Z Wasp > Everything in wind
Pro DC > Upshots, Putting
Magnet? > Taking AOs advice there.
S Orion > Distance
S OLF > Distance with hyser
QJLS > Fairway, Rollers
EXP > Hysers, Skips, Thumbers
QMS > Everything..
S-QMS > ..When released
Q Sentinel > everything in wind
Omega Driver > Upshots
Omega AP > Understable upshots
S-Omega > Putting
The Millennium bag will be finished in the Spring when we get it all in stock.


text:
On 21 Feb 2004 16:00:22 -0800, firstname.lastname@example.com (Leon Howell)
>I know most of these questions probably soud pretty dumb, but I'm
>going to ask them anyway. I just downloaded Geoworks Ensemble 2.0, and
>I don't know anything about it, but I have used the C=64 version a
>little. I have a C=128, a CoCo 3, and a Tandy 1400LT that will
>probably be running Geos as well as Tandy DeskMate 3.69 & MS Works 3.0
>1.How much disk space does P.C. Geoworks Ensemble 2.0 take? Without
>the help & tutorial files? Can I even run it on a 2-floppy only
>system, or will I have to use a hard drive?
Not recommended. You could tweak it and run a very basic setup on 2
floppies very slowly. But that would be pointless. I used to run it on
a 20MB RLL drive just fine. It came with its own 8bit interface card,
so no IDE port needed.
>2.I understand it can multitask. How many applicatiions in 640k? Does
>that include pop-up accessories?
Anything in GEOS can be run at the same time, no problem. But you
hardly need more than 3 or 4 applications open, or would you?
>3.How similar is it to Apple II Geos 2.0, or C=64/128 Geos 2.0, 2.5,
>gateway, or wheels? Is this newsgroup for the pee see version only, or
>do you also talk about the C=64/128 & Apple II?
There are not many people here who remember this, but you are
certainly welcome. :-)


text:
Definition of serious in English:
1Demanding or characterized by careful consideration or application: marriage is a serious matter we give serious consideration to safety recommendations
More example sentences
- I raise what I consider to be quite a serious matter for your consideration.
- I will give this matter serious consideration and report back as the member has requested.
- I raise for serious debate and consideration the issue that we have too many judges.
important, significant, consequential, of consequence, momentous, of moment, key, grave, weighty, far-reaching, major;
urgent, pressing, crucial, critical, vital, life-and-death, high-priority;
no joke, no laughing matter
careful, detailed, in-depth, deep, profound, meaningful
1.1Solemn or thoughtful in character or manner: her face grew serious
More example sentences
- Her forceful personality and ease in the spotlight complemented the king's serious, thoughtful demeanour.
- These are serious, thoughtful people who are not in thrall to the restrictions of old ideologies.
- He looks solemn and serious, but I can remember how he and the other two big boys were holding in laughter.
solemn, earnest, grave, sober, sombre, unsmiling, poker-faced, stern, grim, dour, humourless, stony-faced;
thoughtful, preoccupied, deep in thought, pensive, meditative, ruminative, contemplative, introspective;
staid, sedate, studious, bookish
1.2(Of music, literature, or other art forms) requiring or meriting deep reflection: he bridges the gap between serious and popular music
More example sentences
- Our culture forces serious music to function solely as entertainment or not at all.
- They are probably the only group around making any kind of serious music.
- Then a Saturday night show will take place at the Holy Cross Cathedral and will consist of more serious music.
intellectual, highbrow, heavyweight, deep, profound, literary, learned, scholarly, cultured;
informal heavy
2Acting or speaking sincerely and in earnest, rather than in a joking or half-hearted manner: actors who are serious about their work
More example sentences
- These frank statements suggest that he is sincere and serious about exposing the problems and proposing solutions.
- If it was serious about a long-term commitment to Mitsubishi, then why isn't it willing to bail it out?
- Better to try to look half way serious about this now, rather than after the names break.
in earnest, earnest, sincere, wholehearted, genuine, meaning what one says;
committed, firm, resolute, resolved, determined
3Significant or worrying because of possible danger or risk; not slight or negligible: she escaped serious injury
More example sentences
- To allow that to happen is to put the child itself at terrible risk of serious injury or death if there is an accident.
- It is better to speak of an unlawful and dangerous act carrying with it an appreciable risk of serious injury.
- People deserve better - not just those living there but the motorists who risk death or serious injury every day.
severe, grave, bad, critical, acute, alarming, worrying, grievous, dreadful, terrible, dire, extreme, dangerous, perilous, precarious
archaic or humorous parlous
4 [attributive] informal Substantial in terms of size, number, or quality: he suddenly had serious money to spend
More example sentences
- So, I am making a shopping list and plan to be spending some serious money!
- No, Blair's Britain had a minimum wage, a New Deal for the unemployed and spent serious money on health and education.
- Yes, turkey hunters love to hunt and are willing to spend serious money in this growing market.
Late Middle English: from Old French serieux or late Latin seriosus, from Latin serius 'earnest, serious'.
Words that rhyme with seriouscinereous, deleterious, imperious, mysterious, Nereus, Tiberius
For editors and proofreaders
Line breaks: ser|ious
Definition of serious in:
What do you find interesting about this word or phrase?
Comments that don't adhere to our Community Guidelines may be moderated or removed.
= trending


text:
- Search
- Research
- Services
- Libraries & Spaces
- About
This LibGuide will help you with your research on Jewish life and culture and Hebrew language and literature. Click on the tabs for links to books, websites and online databases. If you can't find what you need, the subject librarian will be happy to assist you.
Leaf from the Aleppo Codex