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Symphony No.3, Op.78 (Spohr, Louis)
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Leipzig: Breitkopf und Härtel.
Berlin: Schlesinger, n.d.[1871]. Plate S. 1496 A.
Original images: ca.300dpi, color jpg files approx. 1940 by 3000 pixels. Editing: re-sampled to 600dpi, converted to black and white tif files, de-skewed, and set uniform margins. Imprinted with the same plate number as the first edition (1828) parts but Schlesinger does not appear to have issued a full score at that time.
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For Piano and Harmonium (Reinhard)
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August Reinhard (1831-1912)
Leipzig: C.G. Röder.
Berlin: Carl Simon, n.d. (ca.1905). Plate C.S. 2912.
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General Information
|Work Title
|Symphony No.3
|Alternative Title
|Spohr, Louis
|Opus/Catalogue Number
|C minor
|4 movements
|Year/Date of Composition
|1828 March
|First Performance
|1828 Easter Sunday, Kassel Orchestra, the composer conducting
|First Publication
|Average Duration
|30 minutes ca.
|Composer Time Period
|Piece Style
|External Links
|Wikipedia article (French)
MPH preface
All Music Guide
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Published in reduction in 1828 according to Cäcilia.
|Symphonies by Louis Spohr
- Scores from the New York Philharmonic Orchestra Digital Archives
- Scores published by Schlesinger
- Scores published in 1871
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- Spohr, Louis
- Romantic style
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- For piano, harmonium (arr)
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I would not be supprised if Udi the Google VP of engineering is working to encompass a penalty for Websites that do not have external links because of rel=nofollow".
I do not use it and would recommend that others use it wisely if there is a need, because the next Google algorithm update may penalize Websites for over excessive use of rel="nofollow"
Also, I see it being confused with disallow in robots.txt and noindex, follow meta tag.
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A page can have links to it from another Website so even if you put the rel="nofollow" that page will get indexed.
Once in a supplementary if you tell Google rel="nofollow" Google will not need to crawl it, but will leave it in the supplementary.
So please use disallow in robots.txt or for od and dynamic content use noindex, follow meta tag.
P.S. If anyone has good usage for rel="nofollow" please contribute to this thread.
I would not be supprised if Udi the Google VP of engineering is working to encompass a penalty for Websites that do not have external links because of rel=nofollow".
But there's a difference between that and a site that links out liberally but uses nofollow because they'd prefer that their "information page" not turn up in the Google SERPs in the main index - and for search terms at another engine instead of the appropriate page on the site.
A page can have links to it from another Website so even if you put the rel="nofollow" that page will get indexed.
Once in a supplementary if you tell Google rel="nofollow" Google will not need to crawl it, but will leave it in the supplementary.
My issue is that some important pages that get traffic from other sources and convert to sales - obviously providing a positive user experience - those are supplemental, while pages no one would really want to find at a search engine and have nothing to do with the reason people would want to visit the site - like privacy policy - those have PR and are in the main index.
I also put noindex,nofollow on the relatively worthless pages. It's fine with me if they go supplemental, and if they have no PR they won't stay in the main index regardless.
From what I've seen over and over, given a site with few links and fairly low PR - maybe PR3 on the homepage and PR3 and PR2 on some interior pages, or even PR4 and some PR3 - there will only be a certain number of pages in the main index, with the others being supplemental. If only 8 or 9 pages out of 30-40 will have PR and not be supplemental, it makes sense to be careful about which 8 or 9 we ourselves treating as being important on the site. A couple of sites of mine are definitely being hurt with this issue. On one, I'm completely removing a subdirectory that never converted one sale ever, because those pages are among the few on the site that are in the main index, while the really important pages (that get sales) are as good as roadkill.
There can be relevancy issues with indexing and scoring both - I've gotten traffic on a size chart page, and that and the information page are certainly not a good user experience for a visitor to the site looking for widgets.
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Yes, to answer the question on a good use, I do have a good use.
I link out liberally and have no interest in doing nofollow on outbound links. With an exception - I found that a couple of sites I've had links out to are now selling links. The sites are still interesting and of value for visitors to my site to go to, but I put nofollow on the link to them because I don't want to remove the links but don't want to vote for them as being trusted.
Another good reason: if someone I exchanged links with (which I wouldn't do if it wasn't a good site) removes the link back, or puts nofollow or noindex or moves their links off to another domain, if it's still got value for visitors, I'll leave it and put nofollow on the link to them when they're playing those games.
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If that pile of backlink devolution builds up, it can affect your trust and ranking, so in that situation rel="nofollow" makes some sense. You can't police bad neighborhood links programmatically, the way you can police regular 404 link rot. It takes a human value judgement, and that can be a resource hog. So the attribute makes sense.
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Furthermore, with the wide adoption of the �no follow� tag most old sites have been grandfathered, with their pre �no follow� tags and new sites will continue to struggle to obtain links of any value.
Finally, I don�t see the trend changing. I recently adopted a CMS and there is a module that will convert all links to �no follows� In the upcoming version the �no follow� tag will be integrated directly into the CMS. I don�t even know if webmasters will have the option to link without the tag.
Personally, I don�t use the tags and don�t plan to in the future.
I have a new site and I have been watching new links very closely. Almost all the links I have put in blogs, forums ect have the tag. That is fine.
What I don�t like is the other sites where the webmaster obviously added a link to my site. Almost 80% of those have the tag also. I feel like they are stealing from me. My content is good enough for them to reference and it helps add value to their site, but the have no desire to pay me with a little PR for its use. If a site is worth referencing it is worth linking to freely.
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Rengan R, Mick R, Pryma D, Rosen MA, Lin LL, Maity AM, Evans TL, Stevenson JP, Langer CJ, Kucharczuk J, Friedberg J, Prendergast S, Sharkoski T, Hahn SM.: A phase I trial of the HIV protease inhibitor nelfinavir with concurrent chemoradiotherapy for unresectable stage IIIA/IIIB non-small cell lung cancer: a report of toxicities and clinical response. Journal Thoracic Oncology 7(4): 709-15. 2012.
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A Lopsided Champions League
In the Champions League quarterfinals, a few teams looked like pretenders.
The Champions League, a longstanding European club tournament featuring the continent's best, has played its quarterfinal and semifinal rounds since 1994-95 in two legs, with each side getting a home and away game. This season, Tottenham, Ukraine's Shakhtar Donetsk and defending champs Inter Milan each lost the first leg of their quarterfinals matches by three goals or more. Inter had the extra ignominy of doing so at home. Then in the return leg this week, not only did all three teams fail to reverse the score, or save some face, but they all outright lost their second matches by a goal apiece. Just five clubs in the prior 16 years of the competition's history have lost both legs of a quarterfinal or semifinal match, while losing one by three or more goals. And only one club, PSV Eindhoven in 2007, lost the first leg by three or more goals and then lost the second leg, too.
Generally, a club with a big lead plays it safe in the next leg, even allowing a goal or two while trying to avoid a total letdown. But this year's three big losers all failed to even tie the second leg.
Shakhtar Donetsk and Tottenham can be forgiven for their lapses; they were surprise quarterfinalists playing, respectively, Barcelona and Real Madrid, by far the two best teams in Spain this year. But Inter, defending champion and just five points out of the top spot in Italy's Serie A, was crushed by FC Schalke, which has lost more games than it has won in Germany's Bundesliga and is one of the most surprising semifinalists ever.
Schalke's success doesn't guarantee it will upset Manchester United in the semifinals — nor do the routs of Madrid and Barcelona predict much, since those Spanish rivals play each other in the other semifinal. A win by three or more goals in the quarterfinal or semifinal of the Champions League hasn't been much of a harbinger of future success in the competition. The most extreme example came in the 2004 quarterfinal stage, when Milan beat Spain's Deportivo, 4-1, in the first leg, then lost 4-0 in the next leg to be eliminated. All other teams with such a rout at least advanced to the next round, but not all did so easily. Of the 24 other quarterfinals or semis with such a large rout in the 16 tournaments before this one, the winners' record in the other leg was five wins, 10 ties and nine losses. These 24 routs were achieved by 21 clubs, because three had such a rout in both the quarters and semis. Of those 21 clubs, 11 lost in the next stage and just four went on to win the whole competition.
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BUT YOU'VE BEEN AFRAID YOU MAY BE PAST YOUR PRIME... OR IT'LL BE TOO HARD... WLWT'S ANCHOR SHEREE PAOLELLO IS PROOF... ANYBODY CAN PLAY! AND SHE'S JUST ONE LESSON AWAY FROM GRADUATING... THE "TENNIS IN NO TIME" CLASS AT THE MERCY HEALTH PLEX. HERE'S SHEREE'S LESSON NUMBER 5. Guys look at this! Before my lessons started... I hadn't picked up a racket since High School Gym class After five lessons... I can actually serve! I HAVE TO ADMIT ... ON MY FIRST LESSON... I WAS PRETTY SCEPTICAL ABOUT TENNIS IN NO TIME... OR TNT SHEREE"does it worry you that I don't even know what the word LUV means in tennis JOE: We'll even tell you that in this class and why we call it love (high 5) SHEREE: Okay! I'm gonna hold you to it! NOT ONLY HAVE THE TENNIS PRO'S HERE AT THE MERCY HEALTH PLEX TAUGHT ME THE RULES .... AND HOW TO PLAY ... I LIKE IT! It's a great program to learn. "takes you from beginner, never touched a racket to a player in six lessons AND THERE'S A REASON TENNIS... IS GROWING IN POPULARITY HERE IN GREATER CINCINNATI. I think it's easier to learn now. I think the way we teach the game has changed, the way we teach the program has changed and we get more people learning to play this sport for the first time and it's and it's made it easer to learn and play MERCY HEALTH PLEX IS ONE OF 12 INDOOR TENNIS CLUBS IN CINCINNATI, AMONG COUNTLESS OTHER OUTDOOR CLUBS AND PARKS ALL OVER THE TRI-STATE... WHERE PEOPLE YOUNG... AND "OLDER"... ARE FINDING A NEW PASSION Now tomorrow is the TRUE TEST. It's my final lesson... And I'm going to be playing a real match/game! And we have a special visitor stopping by... To keep score... And rate my progress. WE WON'T GIVE IT AWAY... BUT WE'RE HEARING THAT SHEREE'S "SURPRISE VISITOR"... WORKS HERE AT WL-WT... AND HE'S PLAYED THE GAME BEFORE. SO LETS HOPE SHE'S BEEN PRACTICING IN BETWEEN LESSONS! FIND OUT TOMORROW MORNING RIGHT HERE ON NEWS FIVE TODAY. ONE OF WLWT DOT COM'S DIGITAL EDITOR BRAD EVANS IS HELPING YOU LEARN HOW TO SCORE THE GAME OF TENNIS. IT CAN BE CONFUSING... BUT BRAD SIMPLIFIES IT IN HIS LESSON FIVE TENNIS BLOG. READ IT ON WLWT DOT COM. JUST CLICK ON THE WESTERN AND SOUTHERN LOGO ON THE LEFT HAND SIDE OF THE HOMEPAGE.
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The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has warned a Vermont medical office to be more careful after mildly radioactive waste was accidentally released to a disposal company that was not licensed to do such work.
The NRC said there was no evidence the public was endangered.
The business, PharmaLogic in Williston, said a barrel of waste was mistakenly given to the disposal firm before the radioactive material inside it decayed to allowable levels.
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AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW) -- A man was arrested on Tuesday in connection to the thefts of over 260 compressed aluminum gas cylinders from an Augusta business.
Bobby Lee Green, 63, is accused of breaking into Air Liquide on New Savannah Road and stealing the cylinders over a seven-month period. The total value of the cylinders is estimated at $105,700.
Green allegedly used a blow torch to cut the cylinders open before selling them to area recycling centers.
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FILM; From Popcorn Movies to a Diet of Salty Politics
By DAVID HOCHMAN
Published: November 24, 2002
LOS ANGELES— GROWING up in rural Griffith, Australia, a speck in the dust west of Sydney, the director Phillip Noyce would get his entertainment fix from traveling tent shows. Every so often, a mom-and-pop circus or vaudeville troupe would rumble into town and young Mr. Noyce would gain admission by offering himself to the barkers as a shill. In exchange for a free glimpse of a champion marksman or a Congo Pygmy, he would talk up the wonders to the crowds outside. But Mr. Noyce wasn't completely faking it. He loved those acts and was always disappointed when the trains moved on.
''I wanted to go with them, to be one of them,'' he said last month at his office here. ''I was completely inspired by the idea of putting on a show and then going off somewhere.''
For much of his professional life, Mr. Noyce has done just that, moving from one crowd-pleasing spectacle to another, though under a different type of big top: the Hollywood studio system. With straight-ahead big-budget action movies like ''Patriot Games'' (1992), ''Clear and Present Danger'' (1994) and ''The Bone Collector'' (1999), Mr. Noyce has established himself as one of those dependable directors who allow movie executives to sleep at night.
But with two bold new films, both made outside that system, Mr. Noyce is venturing into unfamiliar territory. One movie, ''The Quiet American,'' based on the novel by Graham Greene about early American involvement in Vietnam, raises uncomfortable questions about American foreign policy, particularly after Sept. 11, and stars Michael Caine, Brendan Fraser and the Vietnamese actress Do Thai Hai Yen. It opened on Friday in New York and Los Angeles and is already being talked about as an Oscar contender. The other, ''Rabbit-Proof Fence,'' which opens on Friday in New York and Los Angeles, depicts the Australian government's practice, in effect until the 1970's, of kidnapping Aboriginal children and training them as domestic servants for white society.
After so many popcorn movies, the 52-year-old Mr. Noyce, who is 6 feet 4 inches tall and as scruffy-headed as an Aussie bushranger, is surprising some of his old Hollywood cronies. ''They're definitely treating me differently and it's completely understandable,'' he said with a bellowing laugh. ''They're saying: 'How did you do this? Are you sure you're the same guy who made 'Sliver'?''
Harvey Weinstein, co-chairman of Miramax Films, which is distributing both movies in the United States, calls Mr. Noyce ''one of the best new filmmakers around, even though he's a veteran of more than 20 years.''
''His renewed career reminds me of John Ford's,'' Mr. Weinstein said. ''Ford made western after western for years, and then he made 'The Grapes of Wrath.' ''
Harrison Ford, who starred in both of Mr. Noyce's adaptations of Tom Clancy novels, suggested that the director is simply returning to the type of ''small'' films that characterized his early career in Australia. One, a 1989 high-seas thriller called ''Dead Calm,'' introduced the world to Nicole Kidman.
''In a way, the films we made together were very rare for Phillip, even though that's what he's known for,'' Mr. Ford said by telephone. ''He correctly understood that doing those kind of films broadened his opportunity, and while he might not choose to do them again, it probably was not a bad thing to do.''
Mr. Noyce was in fact becoming a slave to big Hollywood movies, so much so that he nearly missed a momentous opportunity. It happened early one morning in July 1999, when the phone rang at his Los Angeles home at 3:30. The caller was the screenwriter Christine Olsen in Australia, and she was offering a script, based on a true-life account, about three Aboriginal girls who escaped from a re-education camp in 1931 and found their way home across 1,500 miles of outback, following a rabbit-proof fence all the way. Mr. Noyce told Ms. Olsen to phone back in daylight, but didn't mean it.
''I thought she was a script stalker,'' he said, referring to someone pushing an unwanted screenplay. ''I had become so caught up in Hollywood nonsense that I couldn't imagine an idea coming out of the blue like that. After all, the strange logic of Hollywood says that what will work can only be judged on what has worked.''
What had worked for Mr. Noyce, however, wasn't working at the time. ''The Sum of All Fears,'' which was to be the third of his Tom Clancy adaptations, fell apart when Mr. Ford refused to commit. (The film was ultimately directed by Phil Alden Robinson with Ben Affleck in the Jack Ryan role.) Mr. Noyce decided it was time to return to Australia and do ''Rabbit-Proof Fence.'' ''I'd sort of had enough of the system I'd been a part of,'' he said. ''Working on all those studio movies had involved a horrible amount of compromise.''
AROUND the same time, Mr. Noyce turned his attention to ''The Quiet American,'' a project rejected by Paramount Pictures but gaining momentum as an independent film. A version had been made once before, in 1957, by Joseph L. Mankiewicz, though Mr. Noyce came to it on his own while researching a different movie idea during his first visit to Vietnam. In 1995, he attended a reunion of former United States military intelligence officers who, 50 years earlier, had aided a little-known rebel named Ho Chi Minh in his battle against the Japanese. Mr. Noyce saw regret in the faces of those men who had unwittingly helped train one of America's fiercest enemies. ''They wondered why the U.S. war in Vietnam ever happened,'' he said. On a train ride afterward, Mr. Noyce found his answer in a copy of ''The Quiet American,'' Greene's prescient 1955 novel about the end of French colonialism and the arrival of American agents in Vietnam.


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Minutes of the meeting of November 27, 2012
Call to Order: Mr. Lipski called the meeting to order at 7:30 PM.
Approval of Minutes: The recording secretary reminded the members that they lacked a quorum in September and canceled the October meeting because of Hurricane Sandy. Mr. Lipski moved to accept the minutes of August 28, 2012 and the report to the Board of Supervisors dated October 12, 2012. Mr. Davis seconded and the motion passed 4-0.
New Business: Mr. Herr and Mr. Vizy reported that they have been researching document management systems on behalf of their municipal clients and would like to demonstrate "M-Files" as an alternative to DocStar. The system does not appear to be too expensive and can be tailored to the specific needs of municipalities. It runs on SQL and will cost under $9000 for 30 users, 10 regular and 20 occasional, which would be about what the Township would need.
Mr. Vizy said that the program is very user friendly and would be an easy transition for Township employees; much easier than SharePoint, for example. Purchase would include Web based training for employees, as well as telephone support. Mr. Vizy demonstrated the program for the Committee members, highlighting the ease of use with all types of documents as well as the security features. He briefly demonstrated ways to store and index information using tax map parcel numbers so that all of the Township's information on properties could be contained under one heading. He noted that no special hardware would be needed and it would be easy to install.
Mr. Herr said that he has some concerns about the server used for DocStar, which is due for replacement and is making noises. He said that he strongly favors moving to a different document management system rather than renewing or upgrading DocStar.
The Committee members agreed to meet with Township Manager Kurt Ferguson and his administrative assistant to discuss their needs and to interview key employees, who would be the most frequent users of any document management program to generate a wish list of required features. The members would also try to obtain trial copies of M-Files to evaluate further.
The recording secretary reminded the members that they would not meet until January because of the Christmas holiday.
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The ROI of Augmented Reality
As I play around with one of the latest new social media tools, www.pinwheel.com, it got me thinking about the various ways to add value to the terrestrial world via the digital world; i.e., augmented reality (AR).
Pinwheel allows you to "find and leave notes around the world." In other words, as you're gazing at a monument, a store, or an amazing view, you can see meaning it has for others, what interesting insights they have about the spot or leave your own comment about the space. Ahh, the power of geo-location!
The service expands on location-based social media such as FourSquare by expanding the relevant places and things on which to attach notes. Here's a nice review of the service.
How could you as a marketer think of using these tools for your business?
Here's a quick list for handy reference:
- Contextual Offers – Probably the most logical and the cash cow that location-based services like Foursquare are hoping to cash in on. Serve up that coupon while the consumer is standing in front of the store or gazing at the box on the shelf!
- Relationship and Advocacy – If your goal is to build brand relationships you can use AR to send customized messages to customers and/or fans. My favorite example is still the personalized billboard messages that Mini Cooper would send a few years ago to their customers as they motored by on the highway. Now who wouldn't drive all their friends by that billboard several times just to show off?
- Instant Training and Action Prompts - Never underestimate the power of confusion for eroding your marketing's ROI. AR can be used to provide instant training or answer typical questions as a consumer hesitates ever so briefly at the right place at the right time. This presentation has a few good examples.
- Brand Interaction – From AR scavenger hunts to virtual flash mobs to virtual test drives, there are some amazing things going on out there to capture that precious few seconds of focused attention from consumers.
As with every other marketing tool from social media to traditional advertising, the question comes down to ROI. How should your firm measure the impact of AR for growing brand, revenue and relationships?
At Mythology, we work with our clients to first go very deep on understanding their own unique value proposition. Then, we look at those key differentiation points and ask, how could a sticky, engaging tool such as AR be exploited to blow out the understanding and remembrance of those differentiations?
It's easy to get distracted with all the whiz-bang marketing tools out there, but when your marketing strategy stays focused on this formula, the likelihood of wasting your time and money is diminished:
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Enhance home beauty with a flannel backed vinyl tablecloth
Not many tablecloths can exude the aesthetic appeal that a flannel backed vinyl tablecloth can add to the interior décor of any setting. Whether you decide to use your vinyl tablecloth at your backyard picnic table or in the kitchens dinning table, the flamboyant checked boxes blend with just about any setting. Those that have an eye for style will certainly agree that the sight of a vinyl tablecloth accenting the sides of a table not only makes up for an appealing sight, but this creates a pleasant ambience as well. If you are thinking about giving your home a classy makeover, make sure to accessorize with the lovely touch of a vinyl flannel backed tablecloth.
When going to purchase your vinyl tablecloth make sure to consider some important factors other than the design and color that you want. Like for instance, make sure that you are aware of the measurements of your table and off course the shape since flannel backed table cloths come in all sizes and shapes, from square ones to oval models. You need to make sure that you get one that fits well.
How to maintain your flannel vinyl backed tablecloth
By virtue of the fact that vinyl backed tablecloths are quite appealing, taking good care of them in order to increase their longevity is one of the worthwhile endeavors that anyone should undertake. This however will require some know how of how to take care of your vinyl tablecloth in order to make the most out of the appealing allure that they create in any surroundings. There are several ways to do this and key among them is constant washing and ironing.
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Kansas City Kansas police said they're investigating a death that may be a homicide.
Officers have taped off a home near 20th Street and New Jersey Avenue, where they're conducting the investigation. They said a body was found in the back of the garage there.
Police released no personal information about the person who was found.
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We get the feeling that this is the sort of girl we'd like to spend some time with. For one thing, she's game for all kinds of adventure. She's not the sort to care too much about her curfew. Or her hairstyle. After all, anyone who's willing to stay up all night riding back and forth on a ferry boat isn't exactly high maintenance, if you know what we mean!
Plus, anyone who cares enough about the tiny details of a night spent with you to write them all down is probably someone who cares a good deal about...you. She seems to believe in that motto, "It's the little stuff that counts." You don't have to buy her diamonds and champagne. She's just as happy with apples and pears. It's pretty cute, really.
Oh, and to add to our love affair with the speaker: she's more than willing to give everything away to help someone in need.
We'd say that this woman is too good to be true, but the fact is, she doesn't seem to care that much about what we think. This isn't a poem for a huge outside audience. That's why "you" plays such a big part in it. Our speaker wants to remember her time with one person – and that's all that counts.


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Ed Helms popped into the hot seat at Ellen today and the pair talked about who might be the best replacement for the head of Dunder Mifflin. We can't say that we disagree with Portia de Rossi being in charge!
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Over the weekend I heard some of the best news I could possibly hear. Arrested Development will be coming back for a final season to be capped off by a movie. Although this is completely irrelevant to today's infographic I felt this was news that needed to be shared. Supposedly there is going to be a nine or ten part series allowing us to see what the characters have been up to for the past five years.
Fox, who was stupid enough to take Arrested Development off the air and replace it with Family Guy reportedly will not be airing the series. It will air either on showtime or be broadcast on Netflix's instant streaming, unfortunately it looks as though we will have to wait until some time in 2012 before this becomes a reality.
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I really enjoyed and needed this great week at Ubud Sari. I did the "Healing Week" and was suprised at how you could cope with the fasting with the fantastic juices.
Thanks to the other reviews I was prepared about the "counsellor" not being a health professional and I was lucky enough to get a "Zen" cottage. It was beautiful, quiet and very relaxing. The staff were very supportive and helpful and changing anything on the program was easy, you just have to ask.
I can understand people being disappointed if they don't get the Zen Villa ( I would be) and one of the other guests' rooms did get bed bugs, however they were immediately moved and the rooms treated. It does seem to be a recurring comment. I didn't have them.
The massages did have different levels of skill and different techniques. I loved the deep tissue and the detox wrap so I just asked to change. The staff were great.
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WSJ/NBC Poll: Sharp Reversal on Chris Christie
The new year has gotten off to a rough start for New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie.
The latest Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll, out Tuesday, found a sharp drop in support for the New Jersey governor since the Republican was embroiled in a scandal resulting from a multiday traffic snarl near the George Washington Bridge.
In the new poll, more Americans view Mr. Christie negatively than positively, by a margin of 29%-22%. That's a swift reversal from October when an earlier poll found 33% of the respondents viewed him positively, compared with the 17% who viewed him negatively.
The sharp drop resulted in large part from a steep slide with political moderates. In October, 44% of moderates viewed Mr. Christie positively, while 13% viewed him negatively. In the latest Journal poll, his support from these voters has been cut in half, while 29% view him negatively.
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Mr. Christie has suffered a similar erosion among Democrats. Thirty percent viewed him favorably in October, while 17% held a negative view of him. Now, those numbers are upside-down, with just 15% of Democrats viewing him favorability and 37% viewing him negatively.
The New Jersey governor has lost ground with Republicans and self-described conservatives, but he has preserved a largely favorable image with this subset of the electorate, even though 20% of conservatives now view him negatively.
This month was supposed to be a coronation of sorts for Mr. Christie after he won a landslide re-election last November, but his victory lap was cut short when e-mails revealed his aides created a traffic tie-up for political reasons. Mr. Christie has repeatedly insisted he had no knowledge of how the traffic problems were orchestrated.
The fallout from that story has forced the New Jersey governor to curtail some planned activities to highlight his status as a leading contender for the Republican White House nomination and made him a target for Democrats.
In the Journal poll, 79% of the respondents said they were aware of the story, a slight increase from an earlier NBC News/Marist poll conducted a few weeks earlier.
Forty-four percent of the respondents in the Journal poll doubted Mr. Christie was telling the truth when he denied any knowledge of the plan to slow traffic in Fort Lee, N.J., while 42% believed he was. That also represents a slide from the NBC/Marist poll taken in mid-January.
The poll involved interviews with 800 adults and was conducted January 22-25, with a margin of error of 3.46%.
Bill McInturff, a Republican pollster who helped conduct the poll, said the traffic story has drowned out any other message from Mr. Christie or his camp.
"We're in the midst of an incredibly difficult story," Mr. McInturff said. "We don't know yet if this overwhelms his national standing."
But Mr. McInturff added, "It changes the starting point of a national campaign."
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Is Texas HB 866 an effective reform, a unicorn, a Trojan horse or a big nuthin'?
In Monday's DMN, unless major news intrudes, I'll explore how this year's legislature reversed almost 30 years of steadfast support for ever-greater use of high-stakes testing as a key tool of accountability.(Nws did not intrude. Here's that story.) At least four bills passed all-but unanimously this past session struck at the very legitimacy of the testing regimen. One of those bills is HB 866, which Gov. Rick Perry signed on Friday.
The fast elevator pitch for HB 866, sponsored by Rep. Dan Huberty, R-Houston, is pretty simple: It's intended to reduce the number of STAAR tests given to higher-achieving elementary school kids. But explaining how it gets there takes an Empire State Building elevator ride and then some.
Here's the key section:
"The agency shall determine, based on available information for that assessment instrument, the minimum satisfactory adjusted scale score. The minimum satisfactory adjusted scale score is the sum of the scale score that indicates satisfactory performance on that assessment instrument, as determined by the commissioner under Section 39.0241(a), plus the minimum number of points that when added to the scale score produces a score that, within a three percent margin of error, is predictive that a student achieving that score would achieve satisfactory performance on an assessment instrument in the same subject administered to the student during the following school year."
The formula would be used to identify students who do well enough on STAAR math and English tests in the third and fifth grades to skip exams in fourth, sixth and seventh grades.
Is it possible to come up with a formula that is 97 percent accurate this year in predicting how well kids will do on next year's (and in some cases two years') tests? I am not an expert on regression analysis and other top tools of slicing statistics. And maybe this will prove to be an effective reform that does just what's intended.
But given the variables, this could be a unicorn – impossible – a Trojan horse — a hidden attack on the credibility of the tests – or a big nuthin'. Or maybe I'm totally off base.
Translations and some noodling after the jump.
Start with the fact that this bill needs a federal waiver of parts of the No Child Left Behind act to become law. Given the warm, cooperative relationship between Rick Perry's Texas and Barack Obama's Washington, I'm not holding my breath for that. But assume for discussion that the waiver comes through.
The "scale score" is a number based partly on how many questions/tasks the kid got right on a particular test. As the TEA explains: "The scale score takes into account the difficulty level of the specific set of questions on which it is based. It quantifies a student's performance relative to the passing standards or proficiency levels." How do you know how hard a test is? Partly by how well students scored on it. How do you set the score? Based on how hard it is. Circular? Ubetcha. At least a bit subjective? Ditto. But it's standard practice for big tests.
You can end up with a number like "885" or "1,754″ for a test that has 30 questions. No kidding.
Now, "satisfactory performance" is defined by the "cut score." That's the scale score that the Education Commissioner choses every year as the level the kid has to achieve to actually pass the test. I've been told that choosing the cut score has been partly about numbers, partly intuition, and partly politics. The commissioner needs to figure out how hard this year's test actually turned out. Has to decide how much of what we used to call "grading on the curve" is needed. And at least in the past has been mindful of how many kids failing a test it would take to incite a mutiny.
So how can there be a formula that takes next year's calculations into account this year, with a 97 percent accuracy rate? I'm not an expert on such, but this sounds unicorn-y. Pretty but imaginary. (Though I have a way to make it work perfectly that I'll tip farther down.)
But maybe such a formula is possible. Wouldn't that mean the test doesn't actually test much of what happens in any given year? I know that I had years where math was easier than others, even back in elementary school. But if the state can predict with 97 percent accuracy how well the high-achieving kids will do on the next two years' math STAARs, why can't it do the same for every other student?
In which case, the test is mostly testing something other than what was taught those years, yes? In which case, what is the "accountability" that the test is producing? Or is it the case that students with lower scores are less predictable? Is it likelier or easier for them to improve than it is for the higher-scoring kids to drop?
So is this a Trojan horse aimed at the credibility of STAAR?
There's one other issue: How happy do you think schools and school districts will be to have their highest achieving students pulled out of those STAAR tests, when the results of those tests are still used as the primary tool for grading the performance of those schools and districts?
On the other hand, this could be a big nuthin'. Either the feds don't give the waiver, or the state sets the "minimum satisfactory adjusted scale score" so high that relatively few students would be affected. In which case, it will have no or little effect.
There's one cynical way I could guarantee that the education commissioner can make this work: Set the cut score every year so that last year's predictions turn out to be at least 97 percent right. Which reminds me of the old joke about the "perfect" archer who shot his arrows, then painted a bull's eye around where they hit.
I plan to do more traditional journalism about this sometime soon. Including, like, interviews with experts and such. If you can shoot any holes in my thinking, please fire me an email. I'll draw the bull's eye. Or just put a comment below.


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The equations for an armature-controlled dc motor are the following. The motor's current is i and its rotational velocity is ω.
where L, R, and I are the motor's inductance, resistance, and inertia; KT and Ke are the torque constant and back emf constant; c is a viscous damping constant; and υ(t) is the applied voltage.
Use the values R = 0.8 Ω, L = 0.003 H, KT = 0.05 N · m/A, Ke = 0.05 V · s/rad, c = 0, and I = 8 × 10−5 kg · m2.
(a) Suppose the applied voltage is 20 V. Plot the motor's speed and current versus time. Choose a final time large enough to show the motor's speed becoming constant.
(b) Suppose the applied voltage is trapezoidal as given below.
Plot the motor's speed versus time for 0 ≤ t ≤ 0.3 s. Also plot the applied voltage versus time. How well does the motor speed follow a trapezoidal profile?


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Very strong winds and five tornadoes affected south Texas on Thursday, May 10, 2012. Storms started developing around 5am and continued throughout the day, ending over the Gulf of Mexico after midnight. Here are details of the damage surveys conducted from this event.
Tornado 1:
San Patricio County - EF1 - Estimated winds 90-100 mph
Location: 2mi West of Taft to 4mi Northeast of Taft
Start time: 10:32 PM
Path Length: approximated 7.5 miles.
Path Width: 150 yards.
Tornado touched down 2 miles west of Taft along Highway 181. The tornado stuck and partially collapsed a grain elevator, crossed Hwy 181 knocking over a utility pole, caused tree damage, snapped 3 utility poles as it crossed County Road 73 about 1 mile north of Taft and then dissipated in a field after crossing FM 631.
Tornado 2:
Aransas County – EF0 - Estimated winds 70 mph
Location: 2mi Northeast of Holiday Beach
Start time: 11:17 PM
Path Length: approximated 1 mile.
Path Width: 50 yards.
Tornado crossed Highway 35 approximately 2 miles northeast of Holiday Beach, snapping one telephone pole.
Tornado 3:
Refugio County – EF0 - Estimated winds 75 mph
Location: 8 mi Southeast of Woodsboro
Start time: 10:52 PM
Path Length: approximated 3 miles.
Path Width: 200 yards.
Tornado touched down in an open farm field east of Levien Rd and traveled east crossing Gin Rd snapping 5 utility poles and blowing the roof off a shed. The tornado dissipated before crossing FM 136 north of Bayside.
Tornado 4:
La Salle County – EF0 - Estimated winds 80 mph
Location: Near Woodward
Start time: 9:46 AM
Path Length: 10 miles.
Path Width: 75 yards.
Injuries: 2
Tornado touched down along FM 468 near Dimmit County line, flipped an 18 wheeler then proceeded northeast about 5 miles. Tornado then crossed FM 469 and struck an oil refracking flow back site flipping one RV trailer. Two people inside the RV trailer sustained serious injuries, both were released from the hospital the next day. The tornado proceeded northeast across open ranch land another 5 miles before dissipating.
Tornado 5:
Nueces County – EF0 - Estimated winds 80 mph
Location: 2 mi West of Corpus Christi
Start time: 10:20 PM
Path Length: approximated 1 mile.
Path Width: 100 yards.
Tornado touched down in an open farm field 2 miles southeast of Corpus Christi International Airport, traveling southeast snapping utility poles in front of Clear Channel radio station. It then crossed Old Brownsville Road and destroyed a small RV trailer and damaged a metal building in an adjacent lot.
A large metal building was partially destroyed along highway 44 about 5 miles west of Robstown. A car wash near in Calallen was destroyed. There was also damage at Oil Belt Park where several light poles were snapped and a fence blown down and a small wooden structure was blown apart. Bleachers were blown up against a fence. Numerous trees and large branches were down in the Calallen and Anaville areas. An 18 wheeler was flipped on I-37 near the Clarkwood interchange. Strong winds proceeded across Nueces Bay and caused utility pole and sign damage as they crossed the Hwy 181 causeway just south of Portland and into the Ingleside community.
Holiday Beach (Aransas County): Approximately 70-80 mph winds.
13 mi South of Inez (Victoria County): Estimated 60 mph winds.
One barn destroyed and part of the roof of an adjacent barn removed on FM 444, 13 miles south of Inez. corn crops also flattened.
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