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Not for non smokers or the taller/larger guest
I still have the bruises from where I banged myself on the footboard trying to open the wardrobe. If you are over 6 foot tall and/ or large you would have problems sleeping in the beds too if with a partner!
Worst thing was the smoking in the intimate dining room where tables are so close together you can join in the interview taking place over breakfast at the next table. When they all light up it is time to move into the lounge area. The staff waiting were not very helpful and for the first time in my life I got an apology from a French waiter who forgot to bring me milk when asked twice.
Location and view of Eiffel tower were some compensation but there are better value nice places to stay in Paris!
Loved Hotel Montalembert
My husband and I spent 6 nights at the Hotel Montalembert early in January. What a beautiful place! The service was extraordinary...they were always willing to please with dinner reservations, phone calls, extra pillows, etc.
The rooms were extremely clean and well kept. The beds were incredibly comfortable with luxurious linens that supported a wonderful nights rest. The bathtub was perfect for soaking in after a long day of walking. Our room was in the deluxe category, which means it is a bit bigger than others. The hotel is on a reasonably quiet street with little or no street noise. Nice plasma TVs too.
It is located about a block from the Rue de Bac metro stop and about 5 or 6 blocks to the St. Germain metro stop. It is also located about a 5 minute walk to the D'Orsay museum, which was a plus.
Breakfast was delicious, however incredibly expensive. For example, 5 euros for an order of toast! So if you are a big breakfast person, try to get it included in your rate.
The only downfall is that it is not really in the heart of St. Germain. It is about a 5-10 minute walk, which was generally very nice. It is located in an upscale area that is a mix of design shops, clothing shops and the usual patisseries. However, we were able to get anywhere in Paris very quickly with the metro!
I hope that you enjoy your stay there as much as we did.
A perfect Paris getaway
My wife and I stayed at the Montalembert for four nights in October '04. This was our 1st (definitely not our last) trip to Paris, and fell in love with the city. The Montalemebert is well-situated on the left bank, yet just minutes from the Seine and the right bank. The neighborhood is excellent, the hotel well-appointed, and the staff courteous and helpful. Our standard room, although small (we're from NYC, so accustomed to small spaces), was of sufficient size, very comfortable, well-appointed and clean. It was on the 7th floor, so the view, which included the Eifel Tower, was perfect. We definitely recommend this hotel for that romantic getaway in Paris!
I am a frequent visitor to Paris and this hotel always serves as my home while in Paris. It has a great location on the Left Bank, in the heart of the St Germain district amid the art/antique galleries, legendary sidewalk cafes, the Musee d'Orsay, and is just steps from the Seine. If just temporarily, one feels like a Parisian while staying here. The service is excellent; the concierge was able to arrange day of reservations to 3-star restaurants on several occasions for me. The ambience is elegant, but understated and very comfortable. I have had many a relaxed morning buffet breakfast while reading the International Herald Tribune in the intimate dinning area. The contemporary, clean lined decor will appeal to those with modernist tastes. The birdcage elevator makes the hotel feel homey. All that said, the rooms tend to be on the smallish side, so book at the very least, a deluxe room. The bath without a full shower curtain can be a bit tricky. These idiosyncracies add to the charm of being in Paris. On my last stay, I had a fantastic room on a high floor with a great view of the Eiffel Tower. Certainly, if one wants to feel like an honorary Parisian, stay at the Montalembert.
A great small hotel. High marks in all areas.
This hotel is small but very chic. The location is wonderful being close to the Louvre, Musse d'Orsay, Metro station and more. The neighborhood is also quiet yet close to the more casual Left Bank shopping and restaurants. The staff was very attentive and the rooms very comfortable. If you don't want one of those big hotels this is the place for you. The restaurant in the hotel is also excellent. I would give this place the highest of marks in all areas. I plan to return there soon.
Trendy but Tiny
If you are travelling solo, these rooms are chic and suitable. If you are travelling with someone else, the rooms are tiny and will barely accommodate your roommate, unless he or she jumps on the bed every time you want to walk to the bathroom, which was glossy, marble and miniscule.
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The Montalembert benefits from a superb location, a few blocks from the Seine and Musee d'Orsay, directly across from the unique Galerie Maeght, one block from a Metro stop, and with an underground public parking lot steps away. It also has a sophisticated look, sleek bathrooms and room fittings, and a staff with flawless English and a warm atittude (with the exception of one unsmiling young woman overseeing breakfast). "La bruit de la rue" is a bit of a problem, depending on your room, but only if you're exceptionally noise-sensitive. For all its polish and up-to-date ease, however (this being Paris), it will come at a price. For for a very special occasion, by all means try it...
Slick, sophisticated Paris
A slick, sophisticated residence. Top location. Located on a quiet side street means all rooms are free of street noise (I think, I had a small room in the back. The street rooms are larger and more expensive) Beautiful awnings outside, model-like staff inside, modern fittings in rooms. Nice shower/bath, low voltage lights throughout, high-count cotton sheets, clean shower/bath gifts. Staff is professional. If you want to live like the mod-Hollywood-set, this is the place. And yes, it is Paris, and the rooms are small. But, the City and the hotel are nearly flawless.
Wonderful stay
My girlfriend and I just returned from a 6 night get away at the Montalmert and had a great expierence. The Staff was very a friendly and helpful food and room service excelent and of course the location couldn't be better. We had a room on the front and requested a bathtub.
The rooms are small but very comfortable.
Charming, chic and stylish
Hotel Montalembert is a gorgeous hotel in St. Germain, close to shops and restaurants. Be prepared to pay more for your stay, but it's well worth it if you're looking for a romantic, chic getaway, where you can enjoy an intimate drink in the lobby (they even offer nibbles).
The rooms are very small, but still stylish. The hotel service/personnel are polilte and helpful and speak English when necessary.
This hotel reminds me of a very upscale hotel because of it's contemporary furnishings and elegance and a bed & breakfast because of it's charm.
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After a good night sleep we had breakfast with Jean Claude, Christiane and Cecile and her 2 boys, Lucas and Jeules. Fresh bread, croissants, and coffee with assorted jams, tasted like only Parisian pastries can, perfectly delicious. At this point are stuffed beyond belief, we venture out to the village of Milley Foret to see a ceramic fair in he mid evil town center, it is filled with all local vendors and ...
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... through the intense crowds and saw some of the major important pieces, only recognizable to those who paid attention to the history text books in high school (which I did, yes, I'm a nerd). We made it to the room with the huge crowds surrounding the Mona Lisa. After some crowd navigation we made it to the front to look at her. We took nearly 10 minutes admiring her and moved on. The painting is brilliant in person. Because of time we couldn't end our tourist day with the Eiffel ...
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... so the girls had large ice cream sundaes and drinks.
We looked through the Impressionists gallery with lots of Monets, Sisleys, And others that I will have to look up as I can't remember at the moment. We hadn't realised Monet painted lovely landscapes as well as his garden paintings. Then we looked at the Van Gogh section and some Gaugains (painted Tahitian ladies in the 1800's).
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Henry Art Gallery
June 8, 2016
Arts Roundup: ArtVenture, Wild Nearby – and Design Graduation Exhibition
Spring quarter is drawing to a close, but there are still plenty of arts events on campus. Swing by the Henry Art Gallery to see giant wood sculptures by Paul McCarthy and artwork by the 2016 graduating class of MFA and MDes students — or bring the whole family for an ArtVenture. Explore the beauty…
June 2, 2016
Art, design — and a 'coffin-cradle' for storytelling: Graduate student work intrigues at annual Henry Art Gallery show
A look at the annual exhibit of thesis work by students graduating from the UW School of Art + Art History + Design's Master of Fine Arts and Master of Design programs, on display at the Henry Art Gallery.
June 1, 2016
Arts Roundup: IMPFest, Counterculture Comics – and Skies Over Seattle
UW Drama wraps up the 2015-2016 season with "Skies Over Seattle," and UW Symphony gives its last performance of the year. Hear the music of Indonesia at Meany Theater, or explore jazz and improvised music at IMPFest. Visit the Henry Art Gallery for a workshop about counterculture comics. Ade Suparman & Sundanese Music of Indonesia…
May 25, 2016
Arts Roundup: Mallethead Series, UW Sings – and MFA + MDes Exhibition Opening Party
Celebrate the work of graduating MFA and MDes students from the School of Art + Art History + Design at their annual Thesis Exhibition party. Catch performances by a host of music ensembles, including Studio Jazz Ensemble, Modern Band, University Singers, UW Women's Choir and Men's Glee Club. See the final Mallethead Series performance of…
May 4, 2016
Arts Roundup: School of Music Scholarship Recital, ArtVentures – and Native Art Market
This week in the arts, see the world-renowned Martha Graham Dance Company perform at Meany Hall and witness the talent of the next generation at the 2016 School of Music Scholarship Recital. Explore production design at a UW Drama exhibition, take an ArtVenture at the Henry Art Gallery and shop for Native American art at…
April 27, 2016
Arts Roundup: 3D4M Graduation Exhibition, Daedalus Quartet – and the Martha Graham Dance Company
UW World Series presents its final two performances of the school year: Daedalus Quartet and the Martha Graham Dance Company. Graduating students from the School of Art + Art History + Design's 3D4M program showcase their works at the Jacob Lawrence Gallery, and the UW Dance Program and the Henry Art Gallery collaborate in a…
April 20, 2016
Arts Roundup: The Music of Harry Partch, Force Continuum – and Arty Party
This week in the arts, UW Drama opens their production of Force Continuum, and the School of Music presents two visiting artists: mezzo-soprano Michaela Martens and chamber ensemble Decoda. You can also hear the groundbreaking music of Harry Partch or attend the Henry Art Gallery's annual Arty Party. Directions for a Cloud-Crowd 7 p.m., April…
April 13, 2016
Arts Roundup: Violinist Gil Shaham, Pianist Murray Perahia – and the Kollar American Art Lecture
Visit Meany Hall this week for the chance to hear two world-renowned classical musicians – violinist Gil Shaham and pianist Murray Perahia – each perform solo recitals. Join the UW Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band for an exploration of music by French composers, or catch lectures by artist Buster Simpson and art historian Susan P….
April 6, 2016
Arts Roundup: Anoushka Shankar, Creole Carnival – and the New Burke Community Open House
UW World Series takes center stage this week with three events: dance-theater ensemble Jane Comfort & Company, world-renowned sitar player Anoushka Shankar, and GlobalFEST: Creole Carnival. Learn about the Burke Museum's renovation plans at a community open house, see an exhibition by School of Art + Art History + Design graduating honors students, or take…
March 30, 2016
Arts Roundup: People Sitting in Darkness, Production Design – and Digital Music in 3-D
The School of Drama kicks off spring quarter with a public play reading and exhibition of MFA production design work. Experience digital music in 3D with DXARTS, explore the passage of time at the Henry Art Gallery or contemplate notions of female attractiveness with a UW World Series dance-theater performance at Meany Hall. People Sitting…
March 16, 2016
Arts Roundup: Pianist Jeremy Denk, Grupo Corpo – and White Snow Wood Sculptures
UW World Series presents three events at Meany Hall this week: the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, pianist Jeremy Denk and Brazilian dance company Grupo Corpo. Visit the Henry Art Gallery to see its newest exhibition, "Paul McCarthy: White Snow Wood Sculptures," or catch one of the last performances of the School of Drama's…
March 9, 2016
Arts Roundup: ArtVenture, Vicente Amigo – and Brooklyn Bridge
This week, catch the final events of two series: UW Drama's Seattle Theatres Lost & Founded play readings and the School of Art + Art History + Design's Critical Issues in Contemporary Art Practice lectures. Hear performances by the UW Wind Ensemble, UW Symphony, and Latin Grammy Award-winning flamenco guitarist Vicente Amigo. Bring the whole…
February 24, 2016
Arts Roundup: Dance Majors Concert, Vivaldi's 'Four Seasons' – and Buy Art
It's a busy week for the arts: the School of Drama collaborates with Seattle Children's Theatre, Pacific MusicWorks presents Vivaldi's "Four Seasons" and the UW Concert and Campus Bands perform their winter quarter concert. Experience contemporary dance at the UW Dance Majors concert and head over to the School of Art + Art History +…
February 10, 2016
Arts Roundup: UW Symphony, Béla Fleck – and 'New Drama'
Music is at the forefront this week: the UW Symphony Orchestra gears up to play alongside guest violinist Glenn Dicterow, the Mallethead series returns with a percussion performance in Meany Studio Theater, and world-famous folk artists Béla Fleck and Abagail Washburn give a concert at Meany Hall. The Henry Art Gallery hosts two public events…
January 27, 2016
Arts Roundup: Visual Art, So Percussion – and 'The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee'
From art exhibitions to musical theater, dance and percussion – there is an arts event to catch your attention this week. Join John Knight for a lecture about contemporary art or head over to the Henry Art Gallery for an exhibition highlighting conceptions of self, beauty and individual freedom. If you are looking for a…
January 13, 2016
Arts Roundup: Dance Faculty Concert, the UW Big Band – and the Peking Acrobats
From acrobats to jazz, and from dance to thirteenth-century Japanese literature, there's an arts event for everybody this week. Catch the UW Big Band's January concert, visit the Penthouse Theater for a new play workshop from the School of Drama, or catch a lecture about legendary dance choreographer Trisha Brown at the Henry. Head over…
January 6, 2016
Arts Roundup: Orpheus Ensemble, pianist Garrick Ohlsson – and the UW Symphony
ArtsUW rings in the new year with art, opera and jazz. School of Music's Stephen Stubbs leads UW students in scenes from early Baroque opera, world-renowned pianist Garrick Ohlsson takes the stage at Meany Hall, and the Henry Art Gallery invites families to take an ArtVenture. Plus, it's a genre mash-up for the UW Symphony…
November 18, 2015
Arts Roundup: DXARTS, improv – and pianist Yulianna Avdeeva
Don't miss DXARTS' fall concert – a chance to immerse yourself in groundbreaking electroacoustic music. The School of Drama opens two new productions: dark farce "Loot" and improv show "Beginnings: First Breath." At Meany Hall, enjoy performances by pianist Yulianna Avdeeva and the University Chorale & Chamber Singers, or head over to Brechemin Auditorium to…
November 10, 2015
Arts Roundup: Akram Khan Dance Company, meet the mammals – and Beethoven back-to-back
Get your fill of Beethoven in three back-to-back days of concerts at the School of Music – and in a recital by cellist Sæunn Thorsteinsdóttir, newly appointed artist-in-residence. DXARTS presents its fall concert of electroacoustic music, and the Henry hosts two public lectures. Plus, don't miss three nights of Indian classical dance with the Akram…
November 4, 2015
Arts Roundup: UW Symphony, Don Quixote — and ArtVentures
The School of Drama wraps up its first play of the year this week, and pays tribute to one of the great theaters of Seattle's past. In Meany Theater, catch the UW Symphony's first concert of the year or explore Indian classical dance with the Akram Kahn Company. Visit the Henry for an exploration of…
October 28, 2015
Arts Roundup: Pae White, the Danish String Quartet – and spooky Halloween music
The School of Music sets the mood for Halloween with a concert of spooky organ music. UW World Series presents The Danish String Quartet, and the Henry Art Gallery opens a new exhibition by noted American artist Pae White. Don't forget to catch the School of Drama's first production of the year, "The Cradle Will…
October 21, 2015
Arts Roundup: French opera, percussion – and 'The Cradle Will Rock'
The School of Drama kicks off its 75th anniversary season with the infamous musical "The Cradle Will Rock." Catch performances of Gabriel Fauré's opera "Pénélope," the Mallethead series, and Ensemble Dal Niente, all presented by the School of Music. In the visual arts, the Henry Art Gallery throws its Fall Open House and a new…
October 14, 2015
Arts Roundup: Pianist Jonathan Biss, Internet Meditation – and Chamber Dance Company
This week is packed with events and exhibits across campus. Get your modern dance fix with Chamber Dance Company in Meany Hall. Face your fear of snakes at the Burke and take an art break with internet meditation at the Henry Art Gallery. For classical music lovers, there's a World Series performance by pianist Jonathan…
October 7, 2015
Arts Roundup: Jazz, modern dance – and birds at the Burke
There's something for everyone this week: catch a world premiere at the UW World Series, explore the Burke's world-renowned collection of birds, or enjoy the sounds of 1962 jazz with the School of Music. The Chamber Dance Company celebrates 25 years with four performances at Meany Hall and the Jacob Lawrence Gallery hosts an exhibition…
September 30, 2015
Arts Roundup: Photography, a world premiere – and the acoustics of books
This week, UW World Series begins its 2015-2016 season at Meany Hall with Japanese butoh ensemble Sankai Juku, and continues with a collaboration between string quartet ETHEL and Native American flutist Robert Mirabal. Just across Red Square, acoustical engineer Zackery Belanger explores the acoustics of books in a Henry Art Gallery talk, where visitors will…
September 23, 2015
Arts Roundup: birthdays, butoh – and 37,000 balloons
Arts Roundup is back! The leaves are turning yellow, the days are getting shorter and students are arriving on campus – it's time to kick off a new season of arts events at the UW. This weekend marks the end of the popular Martin Creed exhibit at the Henry Art Gallery and with it, your…
June 10, 2015
Arts Roundup: Art breaks, ArtVentures – and 80 days of summer
School may be out for summer, but the arts on campus are heating up. Art Breaks and ArtVentures abound at the Henry Art Gallery, and the Jacob Lawrence Gallery is buzzing with the work of recent grads. Kids and kids at heart will want to check out the daily activities offered at the Burke Museum…
May 22, 2015
Beach scene, text game, draping still life — and pie — in graduate student art show
A look at the annual exhibit for students graduating with master's degrees in art and design, at the Henry Art Gallery.
May 21, 2015
Arts Roundup: Jazz, yoga – and Cloud Chamber Bowls
The School of Music offers a variety of events this week, highlighting jazz modern, percussion, and the music and instruments of 20th century composer Harry Partch. ArtsUW presents its final Arts Dawgs reception of the year, co-hosted by the School of Art + Art History + Design at the Henry Art Gallery, celebrating the opening of…
April 29, 2015
Arts Roundup: Piano, drama—and IMPFest
Drama and opera fill this busy week in the arts. From the final weekend of the School of Drama's production of "Bus Stop" to the upcoming UW School of Music and Pacific MusicWorks collaborative production of "The Magic Flute," there's plenty to see on the University's main stages. Also, don't forget to check out the Improvised Music Project Festival (IMPFest) over the weekend at the Ethnic Cultural Center.
April 1, 2015
Arts Roundup: Dance, lectures — and Music of Today
Welcome to a new quarter! The Henry Art Gallery kicks off this week with an Incite and Insight lecture featuring artist Suzanne Bocanegra. The School of Music quickly follows up with a faculty recital by Jazz Studies Professor Marc Seales and a Music of Today performance in collaboration with the Center for Digital Arts and Experimental Media (DXARTS).
March 18, 2015
Arts Roundup: Exhibitions, music — and Native Art Weekend
As we approach spring break, sit back, relax and take in an event or two. This week, the Henry Art Gallery hosts a slew of collaborative events including a performance by the Seattle Chamber Players and Juan Pampin, director of Digital Arts and Experimental Media (DXARTS).
March 11, 2015
Arts Roundup: Lectures, exhibitions — and pianist Olga Kern
This week, the UW World Series presents Russian pianist Olga Kern and the School of Art concludes its Critical Issues in Contemporary Art public lecture series. Other events include a free UW Campus Philharmonia concert in Kane Hall and the final weekend of the School of Drama's "The Hostage."
March 4, 2015
Arts Roundup: Music, drama — and the Dance Majors Concerts
From drama to dance to dinosaurs, it's an exciting week in the arts. The School of Drama's production of "The Hostage" continues, the Burke Museum presents Dino Day and the School of Music offers a plethora of performances including Music from the Great War and Studio Jazz and Modern Bands.
February 25, 2015
Arts Roundup: Music, drama — and Mark Morris Dance Group
As February ends and March begins, the arts present a variety of events. In drama, the Undergraduate Theater Society's production of "Cabaret" continues and the School of Drama opens the slapstick satire, "The Hostage." In music, Piano Professor Robin McCabe gears up for her faculty recital. Meanwhile, students in the Dance Program prepare for the Dance Majors Concert.
February 18, 2015
Arts Roundup: Drama, music – and 'Music of Today'
This coming week, the School of Music leads the way with a variety of events to keep your calendar full. Highlights include the UW Chamber Orchestra performing two nights, a faculty recital with Jazz Studies Professor Marc Seales, and a Music of Today performance in collaboration with the Center for Digital Arts and Experimental Media.
February 11, 2015
Arts Roundup: Music, lectures – and Urban Bush Women
This week, the UW World Series presents American dance ensemble Urban Bush Women, then quickly follows this with the Jerusalem Quartet.
February 4, 2015
Arts Roundup: Drama, exhibitions – and 'The Way Black Machine'
Following up last week's full schedule of arts events, this week is equally packed. The School of Drama's production of "Twelfth Night" runs its final weekend, the Jacob Lawrence Gallery's exhibit, "The Way Black Machine," is now open and the School of Music presents a faculty recital with Douglas Cleveland on organ and David Gordon on trumpet.
January 28, 2015
Arts Roundup: Music, lectures – and 'Twelfth Night'
As we approach the end of January, enjoy a show or two. The School of Drama's production of "Twelfth Night" sets Shakespeare in The Roaring Twenties, the School of Music offers a variety of performances including the Modern Music Ensemble and a Student Chamber Concert, and the UW World Series presents Ukranian pianist Vadym Kholodenko.
January 7, 2015
Arts Roundup: Lectures, ArtBreak – and the Takács Quartet
Welcome back to a new year and new quarter! Henry Art Gallery kicks off the first Arts Roundup of the year with an assortment of events related to the exhibit "Ann Hamilton: the common S E N S E," including a lecture presented by Seattle Arts and Lectures and an unusual exhibition tour with ArtVenture.
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Sheila Kuehl on Prop 33: Automobile Insurance Laws in California
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Death Penalty: Let Voters Decide
James Clark: Thousands of Californians are joining together to call on local district attorneys to stop seeking death sentences until voters get a chance to weigh in on this broken system.
Reduced Drug Possession Penalties Can Save Money and Lives
Diana Zuñiga: Voters overwhelmingly believe that California's prisons and jails are overcrowded and want more alternatives to incarceration for non-violent offenders.
SB 490: Let the Voters Make an Informed Death Penalty Decision
James Clark: No one is surprised to learn that California's death penalty is a broken and dysfunctional system. After all, you don't have to go far in California to find any government bureaucracy that's broken or dysfunctional – it's finding a functional government program that might take a while.
How Will the Open Primary Change Things for California Voters?
How Will the Open Primary Change Things for California Voters? Can a teacher win an election when career politicians oppose her? Will progressive voters show up and the power of big money?
Tide Turning on California's Death Penalty
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Andrea Christina Nill: A businessman like Poizner should also be sensitive to the fact that California could risk losing $164.2 billion in expenditures, $72.9 billion in economic output, and approximately 717,000 jobs if it removed all of its undocumented immigrants.
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Actually, for my work, I use the graphical root login for one thing:
Setting up a freshly installed machine... I know that this can be done from an user account, but I
Another issue is, that a system, at install time, can be configured without any users at all. This is for instance the case if you configure network authentication. If this setup for some reason doesn't work, and root cannot log in (graphically), the user is left with a system he cannot login to. Surely he can use a graphical console, but often a graphical login will be more usefull, since it can be easier to fix thing. Anyway, you are able to have a webbrowser and a console on the same screen, which I have found to be very usefull :)
However, I'm voting in favor off a warning message at log in, and possibly some doomsday looking desktop.
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Discussion in 'Beer Talk' started by agileh, Feb 5, 2013.
isnt 151 rum and 101 Wild Turkey?
It makes me think all the more that there is no way it is 56%.
do you mean 133.6 proof?
Yes but I was drunk when I typed that
haha just giving you shit, bro!
What will it take to get some more Jack's Abby sent my way?
Some fresh elevated will do it, I will send some out next time I get some super fresh. I can usually get it 1 or 2 days after bottling so I will hook you up.
Here's a question nobody is asking: Does anyone even care?
We all learned a long time ago that gimmicky beers made for the sake of stupid reasons, usually taste terrible.
Looking at you brewdog....
No need to look at Brewdog, no one else is anymore.
Are you retarded, sir?
It's technically called fractional freezing. Thank you high school chemistry.
Yes I am besides this is the internet so I am not wrong the beer is not 65% ABV. Unless you have the exact number you are not much better.
ISO: BCBS Rare aged in 151 barrels aka Bourbon County Bat Shit
That much is crystal clear.
LMAOSHMSFOAIDMT!! I'm wildly amused by all the bullshit and false info being shared for the BA community in this thread!!
Drunk lahey would never waste rye in such a manner!
speaking of ABV... whats up with budwieser ???
To check the ABV, a hydrometer alone would not help, unless the liquid is only water+alcohol with no residual sugars; you should know also the OG if you want to check the ABV. BUT, you could use a refractometer. Its sugar reading is distorted by alcohol, but this disadvantage can be turned into a "feature" because you can compare refr. and hydr. values, do the math and calculate an approx ABV (I developed some formulas and put them in a mag article and in an Excel sheet, also in my site maxbeer.org).
In short, if there is a homebrewer who is equipped with both refr. and hydr, and has that beer... he/she can send me the values (here or better still to info at maxbeer dot org) and I would calculate an approx ABV and post here
I tried some this past Sunday. There is no way it's 65% ABV. I had some Utopias the same day and it was way boozier (and infinitely more delicious) than this junk.
I thought I read recently that they've made a stronger version of it too
It was mentioned that it's proof, not abv, so 32.5% abv.
Bottle we tried said 65%; thus the controversy and "outrage." Candidly, when we tasted it last Sunday, we found it hard to believe that it could even be 32.5%. (It did not pass the "flame test," assuming that's a valid test.)
Where did it say proof?
Edit: if it was 32.5% abv it wouldn't be the strongest beer in the world....
I had it at the xmas-nye bottle share/poker game at my house.
Tasted nothing like 65%. Or 32.5% Or beer for that matter.
Thanks for the tick though koufax21.
ticked this last weekend. NO CHANCE it's 65%.
To sum this board up, brewdog is blatantly lying to their customers AND claiming a false world record, and for those reasons they will never see a cent of my money.
Yeah I'm not disputing they are talking bollocks on a number of levels
I've not tried it either, it sounds hideous
Not that I disagree with you, but this particular beer is not a Brewdick product.
I'm jealous of all of you disappointed folk: I ordered my bottle in October, saw it supposedly shipped in December, and I'm still waiting on it. The not knowing of it all is driving me crazy! riguhpogihb oiu ghboihugorhvobnuvioubnr8opibp!!!1!
(Also, science...)
151 is bacardi rum. your thinking wild turkey 101.
I noticed that the bottle was a bit on the small side. Maybe they meant 65% of 330 ml.
Come on people, if you really want to freak out about some alcohol content you better try George T. Stagg bourbon whisky, 71.3% ABV (142.6 Proof) it is actually one of the greatest alcoholic beverages ever invented and the taste is a Fathomless Mastery.
Alright, a bit of a long-term resurrection of a thread here, but curiosity got the better of me: Has anyone actually gotten this stuff independently tested? I would have, but I still have yet to receive my bottle (or even the hint of a response from the brewery concerning my apparently missing order (and my consequently stolen money))...


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Arduino M0 Pro PIR Motion Sensor Example
PIR Motion Sensor Example
PIR Motion is a sensor which allows you to detect moving objects in a room until to a distance of 7 meters and an angle of 110 Degree.
The sensor has a digital output that it is set to LOW, when it detects a movement the signal changes from LOW to HIGH.
Often there is one or plus potentiometer to adjust the sensibility of sensor.
In this example we will use the Pir Motion to command the switch on of a led when the sensor detects a movement.
The Arduino board M0 Pro operates on 3.3V. The maximum voltage that the I/O pins can tolerate is 3.3V. The application of a voltage exceeding 3.3V may damage the board.
Hardware Required
- Arduino Board
- PIR Motion Sensor
- Wires
- Breadboard
- 1 resistor of 220 Ω
- 1 Led
The PIR Motion Sensor has three pins: VCC, OUTPUT, Ground.
Connect the Ground pin to the GND of board, the Vcc to pin 3.3V of the board and the OUTPUT to the digital pin 2 of board.
Also connect the anode of the LED (usually the longer pin) in series to a resistor of 220 Ω and connect it to pin 13 of board.
Finally connect the cathode of led to GND of board.
Initially the led is switched off. If the sensor detects a movement, the led goes on and it will remain so for three second, after the led goes off.
Now we'll explain the sketch in detail.
In the first part of sketch we define the variables used.
In the setup function we define the led pin as output and we set it to LOW.
In the loop block we read the detected value from the sensor and it is placed in the pir variable, after we check this value if it is 1 we'll use the
digitalWrite to switch on the LED for three second after we will use again the digitalWrite to switch off it.
/*PIR Motion Example*/ int sensor=2; int led=13; int pir; void setup() { pinMode(led,OUTPUT); digitalWrite(led,LOW);//led off } void loop() { pir= digitalRead(sensor);//Reads the Sensor if (pir==1){ digitalWrite(led,HIGH);//led on delay(3000); digitalWrite(led,LOW);//led off } delay(100); }


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The Fire Raisers (play)
|The Fire Raisers (The Firebugs)
|Written by
|Max Frisch
|Date premiered
|Original language
|Epic parable comedy
The Fire Raisers (German: Biedermann und die Brandstifter), also known in English as The Firebugs, Firebugs, or The Arsonists, was written by Max Frisch in 1953, first as a radio play, then adapted for television and the stage (1958) as a play in six scenes.[1] It was revised in 1960 to include an epilogue, or afterpiece.[2]
This dark comedy is set in a town that is being regularly attacked by arsonists. Disguised as door-to-door salesmen (hawkers), they talk their way into people's homes and settle down in the attic, where they set about the destruction of the house. Written in the years following World War II, as a metaphor for Nazism and fascism, the play shows how "normal" citizens can be taken in by evil.[3] As a parable, in a more general sense it may be considered to be descriptive of the gullible and easily manipulated aspects of the German Biedermann - the Everyman - who yearns both for a sense of shallow propriety as well as for a deeper sense of belonging, even if it comes at a great price, including that which is sensible or even necessary for his own survival. In that sense, the play shares much with absurdist plays written at about the same time, such as Eugene Ionesco's 'Rhinoceros'.
The central character, a businessman called Biedermann, is seen at the outset reading newspaper reports of arson, convinced that he could never be taken in. Within minutes, the first "hawker" has appeared (Schmitz), and through a combination of intimidation and persuasion he talks his way into spending the night in the attic. As the play unfolds, a second arsonist appears (Eisenring), and before Biedermann can do anything to stop it, his attic is piled high with oil drums full of petrol. He even helps them to measure the detonating fuse and gives them matches, refusing to believe the full horror of what is happening. He soon becomes an accomplice in his own downfall.
The action is observed by a Greek-style chorus of "firemen", and the increasingly surreal flavour culminates in a final scene, the afterpiece, where Biedermann and his wife Babette find themselves at the gates of Hell. Here they once again meet Schmitz and Eisenring who turn out to be Beelzebub and the Devil respectively, who, after becoming angered at the number of mass murderers being allowed to go to Heaven, refuses to conduct a Hell for a "small fry" like Biedermann.[2]
The name Biedermann is itself a play on the German word "bieder" meaning conventional, conservative, worthy, honest, upright and is frequently used in a pejorative or ironic context. Thus the name equates to der biedere Mann or the worthy man.
Production history[edit]
Mordecai Gorelik, Research Professor of Theater at Southern Illinois University, wrote the authorized English translation and directed it to positive reviews in 1964 while a Visiting Professor at California State University, Los Angeles, and again June 1–5, 1965 at SIU. The inmates of San Quentin Prison staged The Firebugs in June, 1965.[4] The first United States performance that included the afterpiece was directed by Edwin Duerr on May 16, 1968 at California State College, Fullerton[2]
A new translation of the play by Alistair Beaton entitled The Arsonists, featuring Benedict Cumberbatch, was produced at London's Royal Court Theatre in November 2007, under direction of Ramin Gray. This was the first major revival of the play in the United Kingdom since its premiere on 1961, also at the Royal Court.
The play has been refashioned as an opera libretto by Šimon Voseček (premiered 2013 Neue Oper Wien in Vienna). The English translation Biedermann and the Arsonists by David Pountney will be performed at Independent Opera at Sadler's Wells (director: Max Hoehn, conductor: Tim Redmond).[5]
- ^ Hutchinson, Peter (1986). "Introduction," Frisch, Max (1953). Biedermann und Die Brandstifter, Methuen & Co, p. 9ff.
- ^ a b c Frisch's "The Firebugs" Opens on Thursday "Titan Times" 10(24) May 14, 1968
- ^ Redmond, James (1979). Drama and Society. Cambridge University Press, p. 195.
- ^ Southern Illinoisan Thursday, May 27, 1965
- ^ Independentopera Productions – Biedermann and the arsonists


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This month we present Valentin Radutiu (cello), Benjamin Schaefer (piano) and Marcus Rieck (drums) in a jazz improvisation based one of Béla Bartóks Romanian Folk Dances (Molto moderato).
From Remembering the Rain, CD-No. 93.331
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Delacroix's most influential work came in 1830 with the painting Liberty Leading the People, which for choice of subject and technique highlights the differences between the romantic approach and the neoclassical style. Although the French government bought the painting, officials deemed its glorification of liberty too inflammatory
and removed it from public view. Nonetheless, Delacroix still received many government commissions for murals and ceiling paintings.
Delacroix met George Sand in November 1834 but it was primarily the novelist's romantic involvement with Chopin, begun in 1838, that brought the two closer. Delacroix appreciated the musician, whom he called his "little Chopin," and was very fond of his music. Not long after their meeting, Delacroix began his iconic portrait of Chopin in 1838. (He included both Chopin and Sand in the painting, which he never completed, but after his death the two depictions were cut apart and sold separately.
Chopin and Delacroix became fast friends. Frequenters of the Paris salons, they shared an interest in fashion, cultivating the image of a "dandy." Most of all, they shared a passion for music. Sand once described Delacroix standing alongside the piano as Chopin played: "He embarks on a sort of casual improvisation, then stops. 'Go on, go on,' exclaims Delacroix, 'That's not the end!' 'It's not even a beginning…. I'm trying to find the right color, but I can't even get the form. You won't find the one without the other....'"
In honor of Delacroix's birthday we share a little music by his "little Chopin", we share the last movement, Allegretto from his Piano Trio in G Minor, Op. 8, performed by Kolja Blacher, Johannes Moser and Ewa Kupiec.
Although most famous for his Mozart and Beethoven interpretations, Gulda also performed the music of J. S. Bach (often on clavichord), Schubert, Chopin, Schumann, Debussy and Ravel. His recordings of Bach's Well Tempered Clavier are well regarded by collectors. Apart from the Well Tempered Clavier, Gulda performed very few other pieces by Bach and recorded even fewer.
In celebration of this fascinating artist's life, we are proud to share a vintage recording of one of those Bach rarities: the Fugue all'imitatione di Posta
from the Capriccio sopra la lontananza del fratello dilettissmo in B-Flat Major, BWV 992, performed live at the 1959 Schwetzinger Festspiele.
Joachim gave Brahms a letter of introduction to Robert Schumann and was welcomed into the Schumann family on arrival there.
Schumann, amazed by the 20-year-old's talent, published an article entitled "Neue Bahnen" (New Paths) in the 28 October 1853
issue of the journal Neue Zeitschrift für Musik alerting the public to the young man, who, he claimed, was "destined to give ideal expression to the times."
After Robert Schumann's death in 1856, Brahms divided his time between Hamburg, where he formed and conducted a ladies' choir, and Detmold in the Principality of Lippe, where he was court music-teacher and conductor. He was the soloist at the premiere of his Piano Concerto No. 1, his first orchestral composition to be performed publicly, in 1859. He had been composing steadily throughout the 1850s and 60s, but his music had evoked divided critical responses, and the first Piano Concerto had been badly received in some of its early performances. His works were labelled
old-fashioned by the 'New German School' and in 1860, Brahms attempted to organize a public protest against some of the wilder excesses of the Wagnerians' music. This took the form of a manifesto, written by Brahms and Joachim jointly. The manifesto was a failure and an embarrassment. It was the premiere of A German Requiem in Bremen, in 1868, that confirmed Brahms's European reputation and led many to accept that he had become heir to Beethoven and the symphony. This may have given him the confidence finally to complete a number of works that he had wrestled with over many years, such as his first string quartet,
third piano quartet, and most notably his first symphony.
In 1890, the 57-year-old Brahms resolved to give up composing. However, as it turned out, he was unable to abide by his decision, and in the years before his death he produced a number of acknowledged masterpieces. such as the Clarinet Trio, Op. 114, Clarinet Quintet, Op. 115 (1891), the two Clarinet Sonatas, Op. 120 (1894) and the visionary cycles of piano pieces, Opp. 116–119.
We celebrate the life and works of the giant of German Romanticism wiith a luminous new recording featuring the composer's first and last compositions, performed by Sophie-Mayuko Vetter.
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Women's Coach 'Jackson' Bootie, Size 5 M -
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Gentle Yoga – Tuesdays at 11:30am
This Gentle Yoga class is designed to provide participants with a relaxing, meditative and healing experience. Anne Anderson is a Kripalu Yoga Teacher, Registered with Yoga Alliance and a Certified Professional Ski Instructor of America. She is President & Founder of SNOWGA, LLC, a group she created in 2009. SNOWGA blends Yoga & Snowsports into a revolutionary method of improving skills on the slopes through the wisdom of yoga. We have a limited number of mats, please bring one from home if available.
Community Meditation – Tuesdays at 5:00pm
Whether you are well along the path, just beginning to develop a practice or simply interested in exploring the path of meditation with others, we invite you to join community members in a weekly meditation gathering. Meditation gatherings are informal, following no specific approach, practice or formalities. Each session will open with a brief welcome and inspirational passage, followed by calming, breathing techniques and a 30-minute meditation session. Sessions will close with brief comment or further inspirational thought from varied disciplines. Chairs are available or those preferring are welcome to bring a meditation cushion.
A Personal View of the History of Paper – Sunday, September 25, 3:00pm
Reception: 3:00pm
Talk: 3:30pm
A very abridged tour through the last 2,000 years of papermaking with Simon Barcham Green, the former owner of England's last full scale commercial handmade paper mill. Illustrated with a wide variety of images, some familiar and some not, including many from the Hayle Mill collection dating back to the 19th century and also other English Mills. Simon is the sixth generation of the family that ran Hayle Mill, Maidstone from 1812 to 1987. He has a BSc in Paper Science from the University of Manchester and worked in half a dozen machine mills before joining the family business where he introduced the first alkaline sized mould-made water colour and hand-made papers in the world. He developed many new papers for conservation purposes and worked closely with some of the leading private presses to produce bespoke papers including special watermarks. He has visited hundreds of paper mills in recent years and provided consultancy services to many in India, Bhutan and the Philippines. He is now Business Manager of the Institute of Conservation, a member of the British Association of Paper Historians and is in continuous correspondence with people around the world on papermaking matters.
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LOS ANGELES, March 8 – The intriguing March 8 edition of ShoBox: The New Generation at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino in Indio, Calif. featuring the junior middleweight showdown between unbeaten Hugo Centeno Jr. (17-0, 9 KO's) and KeAndrae Leatherwood (12-1-1, 8 KO's) and the junior lightweight match pitting Puerto Rican power puncher Braulio Santos (9-0, 8 KO's) against Los Angeles' Kevin Hoskins (7-1, 5 KO's) will be preceded by a full slate of undercard action that features rising stars including undefeated lightweight prospect Jamie Kavanagh, 2012 United States Olympian Dominic Breazeale and local heavyweight favorite Gerald Washington.
The event is presented by Golden Boy Promotions and sponsored by Corona. Doors open at 5:00 p.m. PT with the first bell sounding at 5:15 p.m. PT. The ShoBox: The New Generation broadcast airs live on SHOWTIME® at 11:00 p.m. ET/PT (delayed on the West Coast).
Tickets, priced at $25, $35 and $45, are available at the Fantasy Springs Box Office, by calling (800) 827-2946 or online at www.fantasyspringsresort.com.
Dublin-born Jamie "The Nuisance" Kavanagh (12-0-1, 5 KO's) has become a popular figure on the Southern California fight scene since relocating to the United States and he's looking forward to his first appearance at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino. Fresh off of an exciting victory over fellow prospect Ramon Valadez last November, the 22-year-old Irishman who now makes his home in Hollywood will meet the always tough Los Angeles product Sal Garcia (14-6-2, 7 KO's) who is hoping to capture an upset victory.
The heavyweight bout between 2012 United States Olympian Dominic Breazeale (3-0, 3 KO's) and Montgomery, Alabama's Ronny Hale (2-5, 2 KO's) is scheduled for four rounds, but Alhambra's Breazeale has made short work of all his pro opponents thus far, so don't blink.
Former USC defensive end Gerald Washington (6-0, 4 KO's) has been impressive in his move from the gridiron to the ring, with half of his wins coming by way of first round knockout. On Friday, the 30-year-old will face the toughest test of his young career in the form of Jacksonville, Florida's Curtis Harper (7-1, 6 KO's), who has won seven straight, with four first round finishes of his own.
In a four round bantamweight bout, Indio's own Jorge Porras (0-1) meets Riverside's Fernando Fuentes (0-1) and in a four round featherweight fight, Los Angeles' Manny Robles Jr. (3-0, 2 KO's) looks to go 4-0 as a pro when he takes on San Bernardino's Juan Sandoval (7-12-1, 4 KO's).
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The Holy Trinity – Paddle, Ball and Blocks
"Although it will seem remedial to mention this, all Breakout-style games have at least three things in common – each contains paddles, balls, and target objects for the balls to hit." -- Lego Bricktopia level designer, Mark Nelson, shares his vast of knowledge of Breakout-style games (previously 1, 2) in Breaking Down Breakout: System And Level Design For Breakout-style Games. [more inside]
Baby with the bathwarter
The Government of India in the last week of 2014 asked Internet service providers (ISPs) to block websites including code repository Github, video streaming sites Vimeo and Dailymotion, online archive Internet Archive, free software hosting site Sourceforge and many other websites on the basis of hosting anti-India content from the violent extremist group known as ISIS. The blanket block on many resourceful sites has been heavily criticized on social media and blogs by reviving the hashtag #GoIblocks that evolved in the past against internet censorship by the government. [...] After agreeing to remove anti-India content posted by accounts that appeared to have some association with ISIS, some were unblocked.via Global Voices
Anybody want a Burnt Rubber Special from Randy's Donuts?
Drift master Ken Block's newest video, Gymkhana 7, is a tire smoke-filled drift romp through the deserted streets and freeways of Los Angeles. A commemoration of the Ford Mustang's 50th anniversary, his vehicle this time is a custom-built, 850hp, all wheel drive 1965 'Stang lovingly named the Hoonicorn RTR . [more inside]
Ladies and Gentlemen, the Cigarette is back! [more inside]
Big Kids Will Love Them Too
"Cubelets is a robot construction kit; by combining sensor, logic and actuator blocks, young kids can create simple reconfigurable robots that exhibit surprisingly complex behavior." Watch the Cubelets Engineering Prototypes demo (1.01) on Vimeo. [more inside]
No choice, no road, no hope—
Upper, Dennis. "The Unsuccessful Self-Treatment of a Case of 'Writer's Block'," Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis, 3 (1974) 497. Received 25 October 1973. (Pulished without revision.) [more inside]
It makes it like God doesn't exist!
GodBlock is a web filter that blocks religious content. It is targeted at parents and schools who wish to protect their kids from the often violent, sexual, and psychologically harmful material in many holy texts, and from being indoctrinated into any religion before they are of the age to make such decisions. When installed properly, GodBlock will test each page that your child visits before it is loaded, looking for passages from holy texts, names of religious figures, and other signs of religious propaganda. If none are found, then your child is allowed to browse freely.
Slow Down 50%
In a time when people can carry computers in their pockets and watch TV while walking down the street, Typeface dares to explore the twilight of an analog craft that is freshly inspiring artists in a digital age. The Hamilton Wood Type Museum in Two Rivers, WI personifies cultural preservation, rural re-birth and the lineage of American graphic design. At Hamilton, international artisans meet retired craftsmen and together navigate the convergence of modern design and traditional technique. [more inside]
Yes, I would like to purchase a 12-pack of radial tires please.
Ken Block Gymkhana Practice [video] (an obstacle course for cars)
No web for you, Army Boy!
Soldiers may no longer use MySpace to communicate with family. The Defense Department will begin "worldwide" blocking access, as of today, to YouTube, Metacafe, IFilm, StupidVideos, FileCabi, MySpace, BlackPlanet, Hi5, Pandora, MTV, 1.fm, live365, and Photobucket on its computers and networks, according to a memo sent Friday by Gen. B.B. Bell, the U.S. Forces Korea commander. Note that most soldiers deployed in war zones don't have access to any network outside of the military network.
Indian free speech goes the China way
Blogspot, Geocities, and TypePad blocked in India. Indian ISPs, who had been ordered by the Indian government to block certain blogs, have blocked the entire blogspot.com, geocities.com, and typepad.com (by IP), rendering hundreds of thousands of blogs inaccessible in India. The block was ordered by the government apparently because terrorists were using blogs to co-ordinate their activities. Indian bloggers, upset at the blanket ban, have started a wiki to keep track of the situation. They have also created a mailing list to discuss the issue. Some prominent Indian bloggers are also tracking updates. Indian laws require ISPs to install filtering equipment and follow government orders to block sites, or the can lose their licence to operate. This is not the first time such an incident has occurred. In 2003, the government ordered a block on a Yahoo group that was supposedly anti-national. Indian ISPs ended up blocking Yahoo Groups completely. India's recently introduced Right-to-Information Act, which many bloggers are planning to use, gives the government 30 days to respond to an RTI request. In the interim, despite national and international coverage of the issue from the likes of New York Times (linked earlier), Washington Post, CNN, New Statesman, and WSJ (paid reg. required), these major blogging sites remain blocked.
Isn't Mario passe yet?
Make Your Own Totally Sweet Mario Question Blocks
Because its Really Awesome
We could all use a PowerUp from time to time. And PosterChild (warning link to website that time forgot) would like to show you how to make your own. Top site briefly mention in this thread. And one among many Mario fansites.
Because its Really Awesome
We could all use a PowerUp from time to time. And PosterChild (warning link to website that time forgot) would like to show you how to make your own. Top site briefly mention in this thread. And one among many Mario fansites.
Slip sliding away: insane brain games
This should get your goat: Insanely hard sliding block puzzles. (Can't take the heat? Maybe you'd like to try an insanely hard sliding door maze instead?)
22.693 seconds...mmm
This new RIAA lawsuit
This new RIAA lawsuit really frosts my cookies! I can't believe the Recording Industry Ass. of America has the balls to think they can censor the Internet, but they contend that "As a matter of fact, copyright itself was written into the Constitution before the Framers ever even got to the first 10 amendments." Therefore, the RIAA reserves for itself the right to determine which Internet websites you may view. Please discuss.
Indiana University Bans use of Napster
Indiana University Bans use of Napster It appears that Indiana University has banned the use of Napster recently. Apparently it was accounting for 50% of IU's Internet traffic. Officials are sighting bandwidth as the reason for the ban. I wonder how many schools will follow suit this semester.
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In economics, we sometimes describe economic activity as being able to be modeled by what we call a "well behaved function," meaning that it meets certain usual assumptions that are necessary to proceed with a mathematical analysis.
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Please plan to tune in here February 2nd to the 5th for a series of podcasts on literary topics by big-time poets and writers, as well as multiple chances each day to win free books and other prizes!
January 19, 2011
We've had a few snow days over the past couple of weeks, and it looks like we may get some more in the next week or two. The damage is starting to add up.At home, it's not so bad. The kids love it, the dog doesn't know the difference, and TW is a good sport. But on campus, it's becoming a real problem.
January 19, 2011
"……the under 30 crowd? They are nearly as skeptical as their grandparents, with 58% saying they had no interest in e-books. Of that group, price wasn't the biggest issue. They just prefer the experience of a printed book." --from the marvelous Barbara Fister's blog post, "Undergraduates and E-Books: A Marriage Made With a Shotgun"I'm with the under 30 crowd! (Sort of, because I care more about price).
January 19, 2011
From the archives - this post was originally published at http://uvenus.org on 3.01.2010.I'm in the unenviable position of preparing my dossier for "third year review"–that time where I get to tell my colleagues what I've managed to accomplish in the hectic time of early tenure track, to show that I can "produce" while also teaching, creating new programs, traveling, engaging in "service" for the university, holding it together enough to have intelligent conversations…
January 19, 2011
The holiday vacation is for me, as for many academics, a time when I complete much-needed fieldwork for projects; in my case, completing a documentary on the bayous of Louisiana. After driving across the country, my partner and I were nearing the end of a long, road trip, passing through I-57 in southern Illinois. (I bet you can guess what happens next…)
January 19, 2011
An article in the current (February) issue of Dwell magazine tells of a married couple in the Netherlands -- designers, both -- who built a house using almost entirely salvaged materials found within a 15-km radius of the site.
January 19, 2011
This weekend I found myself in the neighborhood of my favorite gourmet cookware store, and with no kids in tow, I was free to browse the kitchen gadgets, spices, and cookbooks at my leisure. It was a busy day for the shop, and there was no parking available within a three-block radius. Not wanting to drive around the block again, I tried a spot near the storefront. The curb was partly painted yellow to mark a driveway, but I hoped I could fit most of my car into the space.
January 19, 2011
Sisters in Crime, a mystery writer's organization of which I am a member, has recently released a study of mystery book buyers conducted by the folks at Bowker.
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