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With a stay at Elite Hotel Ideon, Lund in Lund (Ideon Science Park), you'll be minutes from Vattenhallen Science Center LTH and Sony Ericsson Headquarters. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Museum of Sketches and Skissernas Museum.
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One cold day...
Short Story by: Mike1996
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A family walked throughout the busting town, with a small boy with them. Grey clouds, tired blacker as a storm began to stir. Leavening the air hanging in the air. Almost as if waiting for
something to signal it's downfall.
The father and mother walked with purpose, guiding the small boy. With the mothers hand holding the boys. Both looked strangely pale and cold, with a slight flicker of something in there eyes.
All the while the boy was walking with a silly childlike smile at the hustle and bustle around him, taking in the sound of the cars crawling up the road. Finding enjoyment in the segments of conversations he herd. They turned a corner, and headed down a smaller side road, as they went. The boy noticed the shops were no longer littering the road sides, but instead lots of houses. He started to look at the front garden of each one, thinking about witch one would be the best to play on. He was jolted out of this mind state by a firm pull by his mother, indicating to hurry up. Giggling with delight at the prospect of being somewhere unknown, like a famous adventure that he was creating for him self.
Finally they reached one of the houses, approaching the large conjoined house. It garden was just grass, with the odd flower here and there. With a gravel path to the entrance, leading to a brightly coloured door. They approached, the mother extending her hand to ring the bell. Suddenly she looked down at her boy, his eye meeting hers. A moment passed as neither said or did anything, then the boy smiled timidly and hugged his mums leg. The mother froze smiling, but quickly turned away. A single tear ran down her cold pal face, the father looked at her. Leaning in and kissing her on the fore head. Wiping the tear from her eye.
Shattering the moment the opened, by a mid age woman with a loving smile on her face. After a brief introduction, the family we're let into the house. At this point the boy was told to wait in the living room.
Time went on and the light from they day grew darker, to a point were colour had seemed to have given up. The faint sound of a role of thunder, followed by the hard co, drain hitting the window. Cascading into tiny water droplets. As the boy grew tired and looked out the window, watching the cars and the rain almost as if in a trance.
Suddenly the door opened and the mother and father came back in. The father looked exhausted, with a look of great sadness on his face. The mother looked the same, with eyeliner streaked down her cheek. Silenus fell. The sound of the rain hitting the window was the only sound, mimicking the ticking rhythm of the clock.
The boy smiled, the father approached the son and hugged him. Kissing him on the head holding him tight, breathing heavily. Finally he let go and forced a smile his eyes now wet with tears. He turned and stood in the door. The mother stood In the middle, swooping in gently and hugging her son. Holding tight, suddenly sobbing into his shoulder. Quite fell in the room, the boy looked upset seeing his family like this. The sobbing continued for a few minutes. But finally the mother stood and walk to the door with the father.
Then they began to walk to the door, the boy tyres to follow. But the lady of the house stopped him. Looking down with affection and deep sadness. The boy began to cry feeling something was not right. He watched as the front door opened and his father disappeared into the rain.
The boy called. His mother turned and placed a shaky finger on his lips, leaning in close and shakily whispering.
"Stay strong...I will always love you..."
With that she quickly ran into the abyss of rain, witch swallowed her up. The boy began screaming and fighting the grasp of the lady holding him in place. Tears streaming down his face, his little heart tearing into a million parts. Splitting him down to the soul crying and crying shouting for his mother.
The woman closed the door and hugged the little child tightly, as he sobbed into her arms. All while the rain prod down hard, cold and unrelenting.
As bitter as ice...
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You think you know board books. But you don't know board books until you've read them 10 times in a row. Then they're more like "bored" books. Wah wah...
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Have finally managed to pull my code via scannet and a laptop and it reads P0108 Manifold Absolute Pressure High Input
Symtom is that when under boost, the car cuts out abruptly, and then continues ok if the pedal is eased off - if the pedal is held down, it will accelarete under boosts briefly, before cutting out again etc. (very embarassing when trying to ovetake...)
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Partial application in Haskell involves passing less than the full number of arguments to a function that takes multiple arguments.
1 Examples
1.1 Simple introduction
For example:
In this example,
add :: Int -> Int -> Int add x y = x + y addOne = add 1
is the result of partially applying
. It is a new function that takes and integer, adds 1 to it and returns that as the result. The important property here is that the
operator is right associative, and function application is left associative, meaning the type signature of add actually looks like this:
add :: Int -> (Int -> Int)
This means that add actually takes one argument and returns a function that takes another argument and returns an Int.
1.2 Slightly more complicated
What if you have a higher order function?
For example:
comp2 :: (a -> b) -> (b -> b -> c) -> (a -> a -> c) comp2 f g = (\x y -> g (f x) (f y))
Remembering the maxim that: Functions are not partial, you can partially apply a function.So, is this a partial definition of
Not really, this is the definition of another function. But you can achieve the desired result by partially applying
comp2' f = (\x y -> add (f x) (f y))
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With the purpose to enable reflections concerning nurses' managerial performance in hospitalization units, three studies conducted in three different decades, in the same university hospital, were analyzed. From this analysis, it was observed that nurses' managerial practice has been mainly characterized by the accentuated compliance to pre-established norms, thus showing a reiterative praxis. Understanding the fragility of this managerial situation in terms of involvement with and commitment to clients and service givers, an alternative managerial conduct, which is based on the creative praxis, is presented to nurses.
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I remember seeing Rosebuds for the first time, opening for someone at a big club, around eight years ago, knowing nothing about them. But they instantly struck you as a complete, effortless package of songs, looks and stage presence. A fetching couple fronting a tastefully forceful band, porch-pop played with a hint of Serge Gainsbourg-like suave, and the innate, suspicious, Southern "charm" of their North Carolina homebase. There was a faint friction palpable between singer/guitarist Ivan Howard and keyboardist/singer Kelly Crisp that added something like tension. They beat whoever it was who headlined the show; and their album of that moment, Birds Make Good Neighbors, was a mini masterpiece of romantic indie pop. The follow-up, Night Of The Furies, garnered a few more fans from its appropriation of light, vintage disco beats, a wider mix of moods and even more crystalline engineering. Then Life Like and the sadder, slightly more varied Loud Planes Fly Low went guitar hook-centric again.
There was a moment there, right around 2007, when couple-led swoon pop like Rosebuds—Brunettes, Georgie James, Matt & Kim— looked to add a little smart chapeau and shined shoes charm to indie rock. Rosebuds survived that bump, but remain a fringe-of-NPR mystery, never attaining the profile of a mope machine like the Shins. Perhaps due to infrequent touring habits and long lapses between albums, and sans the kind of ceaseless Soundcloud drops we've come to (probably unfairly) expect from bands. And there were no doubt some romantic entanglements that had Howard mint julep medicate his writer's block at times. Well after about three years, they're back and as swoon-swelled as ever.
Rosebuds have a smooth, beyond approachable, ear-massaging loveliness, this time honed with a production clarity of near Steely Dan-like proportions, if on an indie level. Instrumentation remains fairly minimal, delicately played and mixed to perfection. Which, given our noisy world, might not be considered "approachable" anymore, it might seem odd, or at the least without that ever-groped for "edge."
The opener, In My Teeth, and its simple-tricky chorus shows you Howard is capable of tweaking his melodies a bit. A little harmonica and simple synth on Wait a Minute makes an interesting pair. Mine Mine is Mersey Beat digi-updated. Walking has the spritely strumming acoustic pep of the similarly underappreciated Aztec Camera. The pretty, strolling Give Me a Reason, with its dry moping that might appeal to the National fans, asks to "Give me a reason…I've got a heart that needs reminding." Okay, so here's a reminder that the Rosebuds used to employ a little more guy/girl vocal sparring, and they should incorporate that more. Howard doesn't seem to be shy of any other traditional soft rock moves, so duets shouldn't be excluded. Like Esse Quarn Videri that benefits from some harmonizing. Then it goes disco dancing again, or at least disco club standing around and watching the lovelies sway. The keys and beat make it all swerve into '80s yacht rock territory, the children of Starbuck gone dancing at a small, sort of sad college town niteclub. That collab with Mac DeMarco on a cover of Sweet Freedom can't be far off.
The rockabilly beats of Death Of An Old Bike and Blue Eyes that force the guitars to get a little ragged and Howard to loosen up a bit might be a good way for the band to go should they decide to give up on this whole tastefully rendered songcraft thing. The dapper doo-wop of Looking For reminds one of the '50s melodies Howard subtly spins into his work, and the synth-sway that carries this ditty up and away, stretching the '50s to an icy planet somewhere, is maybe another path to follow?
There's always been a kind of cold distancing deep in Rosebuds' music and lyrics that otherwise seem to want to tug at your heart. Sand + Silence does feel a little warmer somehow, as tempos mostly swing, and Howard has relaxed some of his weepy, lump-in-throat tinges, and sounds quite content and ready to get out there again. I realize "content," "pristine" and "tasteful" are not words that get most people scurrying to their apps, or whatever constitutes passionate musical accumulation anymore. ("Produced by Justin Vernon" might.) But some bands are just too perfectly rendered for this crass planet. And so by the end of Sand + Silence, Tiny Bones finds chirping crickets, a barely plinked piano, and the Rosebuds having retreated to the porch again, sun's down, some pal brought over a banjo, and isn't that perfectly precious. At this point you kind of want to smack Howard across the face a couple times—one for how effortlessly this guy can sing so well and lay out such lovely tunes; another for maybe snapping him out of his now over-chiseled love tune dormancy into something just a bit more fractured. Someone break this guy's heart again, please.


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I had a Gold Tray (Hobby Lobby) and an old mirror both of which I had no use for. The area behind my stove was desperately in need of something. So I placed a hanger on the back of the tray and hung it over the stove, but it was still missing something. I wanted to get a mirror cut to fit the tray area but that would have cost way too much. Solution? Break an old mirror into pieces and glue them onto the tray instead.
Firstly, if you decide to do this be careful a piece of mirror in the eye or hand will make for a very bad day. Secondly, if you're superstitious like me make sure to get some other sap to break the mirror. Luckily for me the hubby was willing to risk the 7 years bad luck.
I had him bust it up inside a cardboard box aiming for quarter size pieces. I started with the largest pieces and laid them on the tray. Then placed the smaller pieces in the leftover spaces. Used Goop brand glue to adhere mirror pieces to tray.
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New food concepts at Hard Rock Cafe
Hard Rock Cafe of Valletta, St Julian's and Malta International Airport is adding three main concepts to its food-offering flavours – fresh is first, legendary is king and smoking is the key:
Fresh – Hard Rock chefs are taking their obsession with high-quality, earth-friendly ingredients seriously. Items are always fresh and made from scratch every day.
Legendary – the burgers the brand has been serving for four decades are nothing short of legendary. With all options featuring 10 ounces of delectable beef, now Hard Rock has enhanced its legendary experience menu with the chicken option.
Guests can substitute their burger with a half pound of grilled chicken breast.
Smokehouse – with a smoker in every location, chefs are masters at bringing out the most delectable rustic wood-smoke flavour.
"Just like the exhilarating musical performances that take place in our cafes, we wanted to turn the volume up on our menu options, serving only the best ingredients and flavourful recipes to our guests," said Hard Rock's executive chef Jason Gronlund.
Some of the new dishes include Goat Cheese Chicken Salad Sandwich, Beer Battered Fish and Chips, Shang Hi Smokehouse Sandwich, South Carolina Smokehouse Sandwich, The Texan Smokehouse Sandwich and Smokehouse Chop Salad.
See our Comments Policy Comments are submitted under the express understanding and condition that the editor may, and is authorised to, disclose any/all of the above personal information to any person or entity requesting the information for the purposes of legal action on grounds that such person or entity is aggrieved by any comment so submitted. Please allow some time for your comment to be moderated.


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About the author: This story was written by Menlo-Atherton High School senior Elliot Welsh, one of some 600 students who heard author Greg Mortenson speak at the school as part of Kepler's program to bring authors to schools. Elliot, who lives in Menlo Park, also interviewed Mr. Mortenson and read the book.
Read the full story here Web Link posted Wednesday, May 16, 2007, 12:00 AM
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very nice article and interview. I am writing a paper on Mr. Mortenson for a literary group in Illinois that I belong to.
I was fortunate to see and hear Mr. Mortenson last spring and will do so again this April.
I hope that his book and his life remain a touchstone for many young people in these perilous times and an example of what can be achieved thru peaceful measures.


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Staff & Student News
Graduate Research Assistant Danielle Riebe (Anthropology) received the Némedi Janos Scholarship to attend an intensive Hungarian language course this summer at the University of Debrecen, Hungary. As a Ph.D. candidate in the joint Anthropology Ph.D. program between The Field Museum and the University of Illinois at Chicago, Danielle will use this opportunity to build her Hungarian language skills in preparation for her dissertation research in Hungary, which examines the organization of prehistoric social boundaries on the Great Hungarian Plain.
Research & Publications
Postdoctoral Research Scientist Stefanie Kautz and Assistant Curator Corrie Moreau, (both Zoology/Insects) had a paper published on May 25, entitled "Host Plant Use by Competing Acacia-Ants: Mutualists Monopolize While Parasites Share Hosts," in the journal PLoS ONE. In this paper protective ant-plant mutualisms are investigated. These systems are often exploited by non-defending parasitic ants and represent prominent model systems for ecology and evolutionary biology. The mutualist Pseudomyrmex ferrugineus is an obligate plant-ant and fully depends on acacias for nesting space and food. The parasite Pseudomyrmex gracilis (see above image) facultatively nests on acacias and uses host-derived food rewards but also external food sources. Integrative analyses showed that an individual acacia might be inhabited by the workers of several P. gracilis queens, whereas one P. ferrugineus colony monopolizes one or more host trees. Despite these differences in social organization, neither of the species exhibited aggressive behavior among conspecific workers sharing a tree regardless of their relatedness. This lack of aggression corresponds to the high similarity of cuticular hydrocarbon profiles among ants living on the same tree. Corrie and Stephanie argue that in ecological terms, the non-aggressive behavior of non-sibling P. gracilis workers—regardless of the route to achieve this social structure—enables this species to efficiently occupy and exploit a host plant. By contrast, single large and long-lived colonies of the mutualist P. ferrugineus monopolize individual host plants and defend them aggressively against invaders from other trees. Our findings highlight the necessity for using several methods in combination to fully understand how differing life history strategies affect social organization in ants. You can download a free copy of the paper here.
BioSynC hosted a synthesis meeting entitled "Asiloidea flies and cybertaxonomic tools" from May 28–30, which was organized by Postdoctoral Research Associate Torsten Dikow (BioSynC). 15 participants from Australia, Brazil, China, Sweden, and the U.S., including eight undergraduate and graduate students, came together to share information on the use of cybertaxonomic tools to automatically disseminate species information to varied, online, public databases and ultimately the Encyclopedia of Life. The meeting was very productive. New, emerging tools were presented and a new workflow for the description of new species and dissemination of information of these species was formulated. A manuscript describing the advantages of this workflow is now being prepared by the participants in order to make it more widely known in the scientific community. This synthesis meeting was co-funded by BioSynC and Torsten's NSF REVSYS grant on Asiloidea flies.
MacArthur Field Biologist Steve Goodman (Zoology/Birds and Mammals) presented his latest book, entitled Les Carnivora de Madagascar, at a public launch and press conference in Antananarivo. The book was published by the Association Vahatra in the series Guides sur la diversité biologique de Madagascar (Guides to the biological diversity of Madagascar). This is the fourth book in the series published in the past 18 months that Steve has either authored or co-authored. About 80 Malagasy scientists and students and members of the national press, television, and radio corps attended the event, which was held at the Association Vahatra office. The book series is written in non-technical French, and has become increasingly popular. It aims to spread information on the extraordinary biodiversity of the island to a non-scientific audience, at least in part to increase awareness and conservation interest. The next volume in the series, will focus on amphibians of the dry forests, and should be published in late 2012.
Postdoctoral Research Associate Torsten Dikow (BioSynC) published an article with the taxonomic revision of two southern African genera of mydas flies (Mydidae) in the journal African Invertebrates. Torsten added four new species to the four African myadas flies species already known, one of which was recently collected by him during his field work on Namibia in February (co-funded by a Field Dreams award and his NSF REVSYS grant). Information about all eight species of Namibimydas and Nothomydas is not only published in the article, but is available through a number of online data depositories such as the Global Biodiversity Information Facility, Morphbank: Biological Imaging, ZooBank, and on the project web-site in form of an illustrated identification key. The article is entitled "Review of Namibimydas Hesse, 1972 and Nothomydas Hesse, 1969 (Diptera: Mydidae: Syllegomydinae: Halterorchini) with the description of new species," and can be downloaded here.
As a former Miller Fellow, Assistant Curator Corrie Moreau (Zoology/Insects) attended the invitation-only Annual UC Berkeley Miller Interdisciplinary Symposium from June 1–3. This yearly symposium is held in Tomales Bay in Marin County, California and participation is to promote discussion of cutting-edge science among leading researchers through a weekend of scientific interaction and discussion. You can learn more about the Miller Institute here.
Administrative Assistant Dilyana Ivanova (Anthropology) attended the 9th Joint North American and Bulgarian Conferencefrom May 30–June 2, hosted by the University of Oregon in Eugene. This conference was co-organized by the Bulgarian Studies Association, the University of Oregon and the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences. During the conference Dilyana discussed the role of the Museum's Anthropology Department developing Bulgarian archaeological infrastructure in the context of a joint grant program with the American Research Center in Sofia (ARCS). The program is sponsored by the America for Bulgarian Foundation (ABF). Her brief presentation followed Professor Liliana Simeonova's (BAS) opening talk, which highlighted the role of the ARCS for the development of the Bulgarian-American collaborative research in humanities and social studies. Dilyana presented a poster and other promotional materials on Archaeological and Anthropological Grant Opportunities provided by The Field Museum and ARCS via funding by ABF. She also gave a presentation entitled "Historical Transformations and Public Entertainment: A Case Study of the Public Festivities in Bulgaria (1944–1989)" based on her dissertation research at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Institute of Ethnology and Folkloristic Studies with Ethnographic Museum.
Fieldwork & Collections
Adjunct Curator and Collections Manager Robert Lücking (Botany) held an OTS Specialty Course on lichens in Las Cruces Biological Station during the last two weeks of May. The course focused on the biology and taxonomy of tropical lichens and their use as bioindicators of ecosystem health. Las Cruces is an excellent venue for this purpose since it harbors an extraordinary lichen diversity (over 500 species identified so far) and research at the station focuses on rain forest fragmentation. Robert's course had 11 student participants and four faculty members from seven countries: the United States, Puerto Rico, Trinidad and Tobago, Costa Rica, Colombia, Germany, and Thailand. Projects undertaken as part of the course included a survey of gap lichen communities, an analysis of functional beta-diversity in disturbed versus undisturbed forest, a test of the use of lichens as bioindicators of forest conservation status, and the elaboration of a lichen tour guide including watching lichens at night with a UV lamp (see header image). The latter turned out to be very popular!
At the end of May, Research Associate Danny Balete (Zoology), Sweepea Veluz (Philippine National Museum), and their team completed a month-long inventory of the mammals of Lubang Island, a tiny (94 sq. miles) island southwest of Manila, separated from the main island by a deepwater channel. In spite of heavy rains, the results are remarkable: two and perhaps three of the small mammals they captured appear to be unique to the island, making it by far the smallest island in SE Asia to have any unique species of mammals. One of them is a small arboreal mouse with a long prehensile tail; it can suspend itself from the tip of its tail while it feeds. Danny will bring the specimens to Chicago in early August for detailed study as part of the Philippine Mammal Project with Curator Larry Heaney (Zoology/Mammals).
The Anthropology Department hosted a special visit to the collections by elders from the Northern Arapahoe and Eastern Shoshone tribes from Wind River Reservation in Wyoming. The elders came to help document the artifacts that pertain to their culture groups as part of a documentary film project that will result in a "virtual museum" for the Reservation for use to educate youth about their cultural heritage. The elders (among the few in both groups who still speak their indigenous languages) deeply appreciated that the objects were safely kept and made accessible to them. The film and high-resolution images of the objects will be provided to the Anthropology Department. Collections Manager Jamie Kelly accompanied the group for the whole of their visit and provided expert advice on the collections. Anthropology thanks the Public Relations and Exhibitions Departments for their support. Image courtesy of: Alpheus Media.
In early June, Postdoctoral Research Scientist Nate Smith (Geology) returned from teaching a ten-day field course on the vertebrate paleontology of the White River Badlands. This is an undergraduate course offered in the Geology Department at Augustana College (Rock Island, IL) that Nate has co-instructed with Research Associate William Hammer (Geology) since 2004. This year represented the 30th anniversary of the trip! Students learned about the geology and paleontology of the White River Badlands, and collected fossil mammals, turtles, and invertebrates on the 7,000+ acre Shalimar Ranch just north of Harrison, Nebraska. Additionally, Augustana students take trips to Agate Fossil Beds National Monument, Fort Robinson, Badlands National Park, and the Black Hills.
Public Education & Media Coverage
In late May, Graduate Research Assistant Matthew Piscitelli (Anthropology) was interviewed by National Geographic News in order to provide commentary on a recently discovered tomb at the ancient site of Pachacamac in Peru. A recent National Geographic grantee that has previously worked with human remains from the Museum's Ancon Collection, Matthew was asked to reveal the significance of the false heads attached to mummy bundles placed within a large tomb found at Pachacamac. Although Matthew himself was not involved in the excavations, his current dissertation research is based at the Late Archaic (3,000-1,800 B.C.) site of Huaricanga farther north along the Peruvian coast. See the story here.
A. Watson Armour III Curator Bob Martin (Anthropology) traveled to San Francisco in late April to give a keynote presentation in the LeakeyFoundation symposium "The Female in Evolution," a brief interview was recorded in the "Dig Deeper" series. This series is a long-term project undertaken by the Leakey Foundation to make researchers in the field of human evolution more widely known to a general audience. Bob's interview has just been posted on Youtube and can be watched using the following link.


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Open your ears and your mind at the Summer Institute for Contemporary Performance Practice (SICPP). It's a rare opportunity to immerse yourself in hearing where new music has been going, and to understand where it might be going next.
Legendary artists are in residence for this week of intensive musical study and performance, alongside seminar participants who are here for the sheer thrill of the avant garde. NEC's Stephen Drury is artistic director for this institute, and guest artists this year include composer Rand Steiger and pianist Winston Choi.
In tonight's concert, Stephen Drury kicks things off with music for solo piano by Charles Ives, the grandfather of the American avant garde.
Soprano Elizabeth Keusch '98 M.M., '01 A.D. returns to her alma mater to join Drury in a set of songs by Helmut Lachenmann, Got Lost, which she has performed repeatedly in Germany in recent years. Keusch's affiliation with this composer began a decade ago, when she performed and recorded the title role in the premiere of Lachenmann's opera based on Hans Christian Anderson's fable The Little Match Girl.
Lachenmann writes:
Got Lost (Sarah's Song) sets three apparently unrelated texts [from Friedrich Nietzsche, Fernando Pessoa, and an anonymous notice in an elevator], stripped of the pathos, poetry and profanity of their diction and emanating from a single musical source: the soprano voice, which presents them in an almost casual traversal of constantly shifting fields of sound and movement, by turns playfully trilling, lamenting, calling, each replacing and interrupting the other, finally giving way to a kind of disorienting space in which the music itself binds the texts through a deadpan, transcendent declaration of self-conscious, self-reflective hilarity.
Charles Ives's Piano Sonata No. 2: "Concord, Mass, 1840–1860," written a century ago, is one of the pivotal modernist works for piano, and a signature piece in Stephen Drury's concert repertoire. Drury published an updated edition of the work last year.
Midday concerts
In addition to SICPP's evening concerts, SICPP participants perform solo repertoire at 11:30am on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday at Boston's Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, 280 The Fenway. Museum admission fee is waived if you tell them at the door that you are attending the SICPP concert in Calderwood Hall.
Are you an NEC faculty member or student who is giving a school concert? Submit your artist and repertoire information now!
NEC's FREE concerts do not require a ticket, unless stated in concert listing.
Unreserved seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Doors open 30 minutes prior to the concert's start time.


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A police and Roadsafe Hawke's Bay campaign to spot motorists texting while driving has revealed another shocking statistic.
While 10 people were snapped with a phone in hand during Friday's 2-hour blitz, many more were not wearing seatbelts or failed to have children properly restrained in the car.
"We were out there to monitor people texting, but we got a lot more people who were not wearing seatbelts. The numbers were alarming," RoadSafe Hawke's Bay regional manager Linda Anderson said. "Seatbelts are certainly one of our key priorities, there's no rhyme or reason why people should not be wearing one. It's certainly a huge concern.
"From our observations, we also came across children who were far too young not to be in proper restraints."
An accident last Wednesday, where a 3-year-old-boy was thrown from the back seat of a BMW after it collided with a truck near the Meeanee overbridge, should have been a wake-up call to parents but people were still not getting the message.
"It's increasingly frustrating, considering it was so well publicised," Ms Anderson said. "I personally saw children who were far too young in the front seat, with an adult seatbelt on.
"From a child's perspective, there's so much support to get a correctly fitted child restraint, there's no excuse. A child has no choice, it's the parent's responsibility."
If people could not afford the proper restraints, there was help out there and Plunket was a good place to start.
Hastings roading police Sergeant Clint Adamson said people who failed to put on a seatbelt faced a $150 fine, while those texting while driving paid $80 and received demerit points.
Routine checks such as the one carried out on Friday were a regular occurrence and police were always on the lookout.
"We do them from time to time but the public can expect to be caught out if they do not follow the rules," Mr Adamson said.


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This condenser fan motor kit includes a motor, fan blade, wire harness, and screws. Used in a refrigerator, the condenser fan motor moves the condenser fan blade to direct and move...
This product is used to clean the inside of your ice machine. It is meant to be used on a freestanding machine, not an ice machine found in your refrigerator. This product may be needed if you notice a buildup of grime or ill-tasting ice. This cleaner is nickel-safe and assists in removing any mineral build-up. It removes scale and deposits safely without causing harm to the appliance. The parts of the machine that it is most commonly used on is the ice machine bin, evaporator, and other parts. This unscented product is 16 ounces and includes instructions directly on the bottle that are easy to follow. It comes in a pack of one and is liquid in consistency.
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Process for executing a will
Question Details: My step-mother recently passed away, my father is the named executor and sole beneficiary (subject to surviving for 31 days) but is elderly. What does he need to do to execute the will, does this require hiring an attorney or is there some other (cheaper!) process?
Missouri has a simplified probate process for small estates. To use it, an executor files a written request with the local probate court asking to use the simplified procedure. The court may authorize the executor to distribute the assets without having to jump through the hoops of regular probate.
You can use the simplified small estate process in Missouri if the value of the entire estate, less liens and encumbrances, is $40,000 or less. Mo. Rev. Stat. § 473.097.


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I should have something to post of the gauntlets in about a week. Cutting it close to the wire on a deadline for these, but it was worth every hour (countless) spent. A LOT of VERY subtle, lesser noticed details added, as well some refinements/adjustments ... and above all, a new shell attachment method. Oh, and some ESB flamethrower surprises
K, so .... a small UPDATE :
Please don't be concerned, not too much more of a delay with things (that includes armor), but I just wanted to share, and rant for a second
This is the "ambient" temp, in case there is anyone unclear as to how these bank thermos work ... and even though they can be "off" a bit ... their not "off" that much ! With the wind shill, it's probably -25
So, some of you won't bat an eye at this ... <cough, cough - Canada/Minnesota> HOWEVER - I'M STILL ON THE WEST COAST DAG DAB_IT !!!! This sooooooooooooooooooo ain't right This is definitely the worst winter in Southern Oregon in 20 years at least, confirmed. We were just starting to recover from the last couple of feet of snow that pummeled us in 2 days flat !
It's not just the cold (I have a VERY heated shop), but more so the moisture. I have to consider buying a de-humidifier. I may just run and get one today, but it takes 24 hours for it to pull the moisture out of the air well enough. The moisture affects how the chemicals react, and catalyze.
Needless to say ... I'm delayed. So baaaaaaaare with me ( or should I SAY .... BRRRRRRRRR wit me) I'm not going to get all religious, but, uh .... isn't REALLY FREAKY weather one of the signs of "The end of days" ? Are the seas going to start turning to blood now ? CAH-REEP-EEE


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Q53 Is A Horror.
Dear Editor:
On Thursday, February 14, 2013, I waited for my Q53 Limited Bus at 10:27 p.m. going northbound at Beach 105th street. The 10:30 p.m. and the 10:50 p.m. buses did not show. I waited to 11:11 p.m. to get a bus. The worst part is the added audacity of two more Q 53 buses following closely behind the first Q 53 down Rockaway Beach Boulevard.
This is a crying shame. These drivers need higher supervision. They are getting over on the backs of the people of Queens and Rockaway. This must be corrected. The bus I took was bus # 4492. I saw one of the other buses was # 4029. I was 27 minutes late for work.
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Let's get involved. Organize your bus. Talk to your fellow passengers and tell them to complain to mtanyc. custhelp.com and sign State Assemblyman Phil Goldfeder's petition to reactivate the Old LIRR Rockaway Beach Line at http://assembly.state.ny.us/mem/Phil lip-Goldfeder/story/47452 and email me at email@example.com.
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Gundlach Reaches $50 Billion Milestone
November 15, 2012
Jeffrey Gundlach, Chief Executive Officer and Chief Investment Officer of DoubleLine Capital, has 50 billion reasons to smile this week.
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Penfolds makes tactical launch move
Penfolds has announced a plan to shift the release date for its top end wines, launching them all together in October to tap into a key time of year for gift giving.
Previously the Australian brand let its latest vintages onto the market in March and May. However, having now grouped its Bin Series, Icon and Luxury Collection wines under the new banner of The Penfolds Collection, these wines will be released together on the third Thursday in October each year.
The timing deliberately falls just ahead of a global gift giving flurry that starts with Thanksgiving in the US and continues through to Christmas, Chinese New Year and Easter.
This year's launch on 16 October will see the release of 2010 Grange, the 60th consecutive vintage of this Penfolds flagship and a highly acclaimed vintage in South Australia.
Other wines making their début on that date will be the returning Cabernet Sauvignon Bins 707 and 169, Bin 389 Cabernet/Shiraz, Bin 28 Kalimna Shiraz and Bin 407 Cabernet Sauvignon, all from the 2012 vintage.
Also making an appearance is the 30th consecutive vintage of Magill Estate Shiraz from 2012 and the 2013 Reserve Bin A Adelaide Hills Chardonnay, which shows an alternative approach to Penfold's multi-regional white flagship Yattarna.
"There is no better time to change the date of release of these wines than with the highly anticipated 2010 Grange and 2012 reds", declared Peter Gago, chief winemaker at Penfolds. "This is a wonderful fine wine message and a perfect entrée into Penfolds' next 170 years, all to be realised in October 2014."
Meanwhile Simon Marton, chief marketing officer for Penfolds' owner Treasury Wine Estates, described the date adjustment as "a positive step forward for the brand delivering many benefits."
Explaining the decision, he commented: "It comes on top of our decision to significantly step up our marketing investment on Penfolds in the coming months and will include a global advertising campaign, amplification of the luxury gifting suite, increased consumer activation in key markets, and a powerful consumer promotional offer in Australia from July."


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2,500 Expected at Convention Of Jewish Women's Federation; 250 Groups Devoted to Religion or Social Service Are Entitled to Representation at Meeting Thursday -- Forums on Housing and Youth Will Feature Program.
Delegates and visitors to the number of 2,500 will gather on Thursday at the Hotel Astor, it is expected, for the sixteenth annual convention and luncheon of the Federation of Jewish Women's Organizations. A total of 250 constituent groups, each devoted to some phase of social service or religious activities, are entitled to representation.
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Kendrick Lamar Sends Straight Shots At A "Sensitive Rapper"!!
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Last week, Drake went on his promotional tour for his album "Nothing Was The Same" and raised some eyebrows when he answered questions about Kendrick Lamar's verse on "Control". He said things like Kendrick would "never murder" him at any level and that he would basically never work with him again. With the spotlight back on, Kendrick once again stepped up to the plate this past weekend at the BET Hip Hop Awards in Atlanta during the TDE cypher. In an exclusive 15 second snippet of K. Dot's cypher verse, he is aiming directly at Drake and nobody can say different. It looks like this could heat up into a real beef, which might be exactly what hip-hop needs!! Click here to see the video, trust me, you don't want to miss it.
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The presence of three law firms on the Business in the Community Corporate Responsibility Charter 2008 is good news for the profession.
All three firms won silver ratings: DLA Piper upgraded the bronze it received in 2007, while Eversheds and Linklaters were newcomers to the list.
But behind this success, corporate and social responsibility (CSR) is going through a tricky period.
The economic crisis has meant that budgets are down across the board. With jobs being cut by the hundreds, staff might well question why money is being spent on projects that bring no tangible benefit to firms.
For many CSR managers it is a case of trying to have the maximum impact with more limited resources.
DLA Piper head of CSR Elaine Radford feels that, given the amount of money being spent on CSR during the economic boom, something had to give.
"It doesn't surprise me that things have had to change. We all felt we were on the cusp of something being different," she adds.
The firm has been forced to become more focused with its investment in worthwhile causes.
Older projects are being reassessed and new projects must provide value for money.
Eversheds head of diversity and corporate responsibility (CR) Caroline Wilson says her budget has also shrunk. "It's about time commitment more than money. Whatever's going on around them, people are still passionate about this area," she insists.
Despite the economic gloom, the firm saw more than 400 staff sign up to Give & Gain Day, a national volunteering event.
Clearly much can be achieved even if the amount of cash being handed to CSR managers has fallen since the economic crisis took hold.
The presence of three firms in the rankings does mark an improvement on last year, when just DLA Piper represented the legal community.
Business in the Community does not release the individual scores for organisations listed in its charter, but all three firms provided this information when asked by The Lawyer.
A somewhat surprising entry in third place was Linklaters, with 80 per cent. The firm suffered a setback this year when its new global CR manager Paul Cornes left after just weeks in the new job.
Cornes had joined from Prupim, the global real estate management company, on 27 April, but decided shortly afterwards to go into retirement, leaving a hole in Linklaters' CSR management team that the firm has yet to fill.
Business manager Brian Henderson has been appointed the interim CR manager to take charge of managing the firm's projects on a day-to-day basis.
Global head of CR Oonagh Harper says Linklaters made significant progress in 2008, particularly in terms of transparency.
The firm published the results of its CR review, addressing areas that are in need of improvement.
Harper says: "The area where we've made the biggest leap forward is client relationships."
She has established seven questions that partners must ask themselves before taking on new clients in a bid to prevent unethical instructions.
The top-ranked firm was DLA Piper, with a score of 86.5 per cent. The firm is particularly strong on environmental issues – joint chief executive Nigel Knowles was instrumental in setting up the Legal Sector Alliance (LSA), which encourages members to take action on climate change and publish details of how much carbon they produce.
DLA Piper's Radford recently oversaw two schemes to reduce the firm's impact on the environment. The Energy Smart programme has seen a concerted push to encourage staff to turn off lights and computers when they are not being used, while more unusually the Travel Smart scheme saw all
non-essential travel banned for a week.
The only exceptions were made when clients specifically requested a visit in person.
"We were able to influence the agenda quite significantly. We had a number of senior people asking, 'Am I allowed to go here?'," says Radford.
The firm's carbon footprint is 4.25 tonnes per UK employee, which Radford says is impressive given the size and geographic reach of the firm.
Other key schemes include the Building Better Lives project, a joint initiative with the Prince's Trust to recruit young people into the construction industry.
Some 760 people have gone through the scheme, with some graduates currently working on the Olympic site in London.
In second place, and with one of the most improved scores, was Eversheds. The firm was awarded 85 per cent and boasts an impressive track record on diversity.
Eversheds' relationship with Tyco has been instrumental. In 2008 the company set eight diversity targets for its percentage of female and ethnic minority staff, dangling a six-figure bonus if those targets were met.
But Tyco's then general counsel Trevor Faure has since left to join Ernst & Young and the relationship has shifted. It seems unlikely that the company will continue to push diversity in the same way.
However, Wilson says the firm is still facing pressure from clients on the issue. In response the firm offers detailed statistics to clients on the diversity of its employees.
Eversheds was the only firm to make it into the Stonewall Top 100 of gay-friendly employees in 2009.
While all three firms deserve recognition for winning silver awards, it is worth noting that not a single law firm achieved the highest gold or platinum ratings.


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Travel Deal
Thanks to Eat Pray Love, leaving it all to travel somewhere exotic is not exactly rooted in betterment-to-society purposes, especially when considering Jonathan Brandsteins 2005 adventure.
For the Los Angeles-based photographer, it all began that summer when he peeped a documentary about blues musicians in Mali. Recalls Brandstein, who has, no joke, kicked it with Fidel Castro and had one of his images used as cover art for Jimmy Buffetts Buffet Hotel, I saw this image of these guys sitting in the Saharan desert playing guitar. I said, Im going to go there. I was fascinated. I dont know what this is, but Im going to do this. Six months later, his camera-wielding self was in West Africas prolific musical hub taking thoughtful portraits of some of the most important and unheard of musicians this orb has to offer.
The result is The Sultans of Sand exhibit, which is currently showing at Method Art Gallery & Studios.
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Date of Stay: June, 2012
We came late and used the late night check-in. Site was tight to get into with a 40' coach with toad. Concrete pad with grass on both sides. Some sites have trees on both sides, some have only on one. I was able to park coach with car attached. Clean facility, but many of the spaces seemed crowded. It was quiet at night. Just used it for an overnight stay en route south on I-15.
Date of Stay: June, 2012
Pull through sites with FHU. Cell worked with antenna and amplifier; otherwise not at sites. Wi-Fi available at general store but didn't try. Inside Grand Tetons NP. Sites shaded with picnic tables. No fires allowed; BBQ use is OK. Can't leave food or BBQ out (bears will be attracted) but we never saw any. Did see signs of bears nearby at Jenny Lake. Breathtaking scenery with lakes and mountains at Grand Tetons NP. Not as much wildlife as Yellowstone, but mountains are much more impressive. Sites shaded but could get satellite TV. Sites are gravel and may be a challenge for some to level, but we had no problem. Site will accommodate 45' rig with 4 sides and 3 vehicles. Well equipped general store, like upscale supermarket. Restaurant nearby but didn't try it. Staff informative and friendly. Would stay here again
Date of Stay: May, 2012
This is in the middle of Yellowstone NP. It does not have any cell, Internet, or TV access. If you want those, stay in West Yellowstone, drive 50 miles, and pay the $25 daily entrance fee to the park. Sites are close, 40' is the max size, tag axle vehicles won't fit and aren't allowed to stay. Tires must fit on the pavement. No fires allowed (even when wet outside) and can't leave any BBQ out (bears are attracted to food - we're guests, they're permanent residents). Sites are small and season is short - it snowed on Memorial Day. There was room to park 2 cars next to the coach but it was a tight fit. Yellowstone NP is big on maintaining its pristine state; no biomass in, no biomass out. Unbelievable scenery and animal viewing; saw antelope, bears, wolves, elk, bald eagles, etc. This is a big park; drive 50 miles one way to see wolves, or geysers (opposite directions) but sites you'll not see elsewhere. Could get TV and Internet with roof mounted dishes but cell antenna and amplifier didn't work. Limited cell reception in park and no Wi-Fi in park. Hopefully it will stay that way. Xanterra has tours in restored vehicles from the 30's, and the restaurants are similar to the original and have dishes like bison and huckleberry ice cream. Closest restaurants are at Lake Village - 4 miles away. General store and fuel 1/2 mile away. 2 showers per site per day for free, but we didn't use them; pay for more than 2 per day. Staff was friendly, and there are trash recycle bins, bear-proof dumpsters at entrance. We'll stay here again.
Date of Stay: February, 2012
BLM site for the self-contained. Some sites are tent only and others have table, shade, and fire pit. A few are RV only. Toilets are vault type! No showers. Some water faucets but no hookups. Generator quiet hours from 10 pm to 6 am. Closed June, July and August - it is in the 100s after all. It is close to the Red Rock scenic area (1 mile) and close to Vegas; 5 miles to Costco and civilization but is is on the other side of Vegas' western mountains so it is very non-city. No reservations. Good cell reception but it can get windy. We stayed here in a 40' RV which is self-contained so we found it fun. Great base for hikers or serious climbers at the Red Rock area.
Date of Stay: May, 2011
Very clean park on north end of Pahrump, staff escorted us to the site. Site had a private gazebo with large gas grill, in secluded spot behind RV that was landscaped so as to not see other MH's. Park is very nicely landscaped. Fitness center, separate (men and women) hot tub, steam and sauna plus co-ed fitness room. Massage room on site but didn't check to see about massage time. Outdoor pools (one with waterfall) and hot tub plus onsite restaurant, bar and bowling alley (6 lanes). Great site for adults, but more for kids to do at T's. This was an adult's only stay so that was perfect. Nicely shaded sites and pool ares. Water pressure VERY high (120 PSI) so be sure you have a pressure regulator. Power is good and pad is concrete. Front gate is locked at 10 pm for card access only.
Date of Stay: May, 2011
Staff was very accommodating to a late night arrival (midnight). They had a lockbox with reservation information and keycards waiting for us. Site was a pull through, large enough for MH but not with car attached (45' OK, but not 65'). Very scenic grounds and site, great amenities including heated pool and hot tubs, available at all hours. Well maintained and nicely groomed, paved roads and concrete pads. Water pressure at 40 PSI but good power. Would recommend this place to anything in Denver, it is worth pushing west to stay here.
Date of Stay: May, 2011
They were very accommodating for our late arrival (about midnight). They had the reservation information on the front door. The site we had was large enough for our MH and car (60') but required sewer extension by pulling into the front of the site. Didn't use cable TV or Wi-Fi as we are self-contained. Good water pressure and power. Very friendly staff, easy check-in and out, easy access from freeway. Fast to respond to email for reservation, whereas the other local park didn't reply to request. Used this site as an overnight stop over.
Date of Stay: December, 2010
We stayed here in a motor coach and also rented a trailer for relatives. The site was next to the beach. There was a reasonable amount of space between units and the security was good: guards or key card access. Quiet setting.
Date of Stay: November, 2010
This location has clean, well marked, entrance and sites with a very friendly and helpful staff. The check-in person was very helpful with options and activities. The office is open until 8 pm. RV site has option to use pool, hot tub and exercise room and adjacent hotel (with key cards). Good water pressure (> 60 PSI), power 122 VAC, cable was not full strength to give a great picture, but no problem with satellite. Small store located at the check-in point. The train is just south of the campground (what in Williams isn't near the trains), and there is a train that goes to the Grand Canyon, with a package rate with the campground. Used the Camp Club rate.
Date of Stay: October, 2010
Back-in sites, very limited 50 amp with sewer, most are 30 amp with water, no sewer. Extra $10 for online reservation (plus $10 for site and $8 for 50 amp with sewer). Very large site, with covered picnic table and space for a tent. Tight for 14' wide (with slideouts) 40' foot long RV. Anything longer won't fit and larger popouts would hit trees. Sewer at back of site, so be sure you have enough sewer hose. Water pressure at 70+ PSI, power at 123 volts. Very nice views, wooded area, playground and bathrooms nearby.
Date of Stay: October, 2010
Well maintained site, concrete pad and patio, full hookup (50 amp) grass around site and trees. Some sites block satellite. Many long term visitors (> 30 days, snowbirds?). Sites with small lake, paved loop, and back-in sites. Did not visit casino or use other amenities.
Date of Stay: October, 2010
Sites not on pavement, only pavement is a small perimeter loop. Level site and clean. No cell or internet service available. Cell service is limited in the whole park, suggest getting a satellite phone or internet if it's really important. Only 30 amps: first time using less that 50 so we had to learn how to manage power. (Can't run 2 a/c units with hairdryer and convection oven). I had to use the system Eddie Albert used with Eva Gabor in Green Acres and put number values on devices. Good water pressure and supply voltage. Sites are first come, first served; we also rented 3 rooms at the motel across street. Gas and C-store next to site, fuel is VERY expensive, but you are in Death Valley and it's a long walk to civilization. Remember to fill up before entering the park. Only propane fires allowed in park: no charcoal or open pits. Additional sites (RV and tent) next to these sites, but no services.
Date of Stay: October, 2010
Open air site, no paved roads or sites, but level and clean. It doesn't rain much in the desert. Close to Death Valley, casino on site, along with restaurant (not 24 hour). There were flies, as there are animals on site (cow and a couple of goats) which were great for kids to see. Power and water adequate, 50 amp and 50 PSI.


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Drkula's 32 Bowl
Welcome to Drkula's 32 Bowl of Inver Grove Heights, MN. For over 49 years, we have been a family owned and operated business. We will serve you with the best bowling experience. From open bowling to league bowling, Drkula's has something for everyone.
Enjoy at Drkula's 32 Bowl:
- Drac's pub
- Drac's sand bar
- Volleyball – standings and schedule for spring and summer / fall volleyball leagues.
Automatic bumpers and bowling ramps available upon request.
Contact Drkula's 32 Bowl today at 651-451-1717 for business hours.
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When the Brain Can't Hear
Teri James Bellis
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