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Adam Summers wants to be the best, like no one ever was. To scan fish is his quest. To upload them is his cause.
Summers is a professor of comparative biomechanics at the University of Washington's Friday Harbor Labs, and he's spent the past few months scanning and sharing dozens of fish insides. "I'm using a CT scanner that allows you to visualize 3-D skeletal maps," he says. "You see fine detail that's incredibly important for telling one fish from another." Which isn't just so ichthyologists can resolve esoteric taxonomy arguments. Summers focuses on bio-inspired design, using fish morphology as inspiration for new technology. "I look for how fish stick to things, fish that burrow, and fish that wear armor," he says.
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His methods could also change the way all scientists learn about these fishes. Every catalogued species has what's called a type specimen, a preserved reference point against which all other members of the species are measured. Somewhere exists a type specimen to define the Blunt-snouted clingfish, and somewhere else a type specimen for the Slingjaw wrasse, and in yet another drawer in yet another natural history museum, a type specimen for the Scalyhead sculpin. Currently, a scientist who wants to compare notes against a type specimen has to work from 2D pictures or risk breaking something. But with a digitized model and a 3-D printer, they can do more detailed research without damaging important specimens.
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At this stage, the Leafs have no rrason to upset the apple-cart (given how well they've played thus far). Even if they suddenly take a nose-dive and suck for the rest of the season (which could easily happen like it did last season), it would still be inadvisable to waste futures on yet another short-term fix.
Whether Weiss wants to play for the Leafs or not is pretty much irrelevant right now since the Leafs have no real need to acquire him, especially with him playing uninspired hockey this season. At this point, Weiss is not an upgrade over Bozak.
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"I have a job to do and I will continue to do it," said Grant. "I have seen such things written for the past three months but I cannot worry about this.
"I believe we are close to improving our season. In 70 per cent of the matches we have lost or drawn we have played well and come very close to winning. Small margins can make a big difference.
"I have seen what has occurred at Blackburn and, in football, anything can happen but what is most important is that we focus on the job here rather than be distracted by anything else.
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/COCOON-2044?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel#action_12489780 ] Alexander Klimetschek commented on COCOON-2044: ----------------------------------------------- Those URIs are produced by the current implementation as ServletSource.getURI() and these work with the XSLT processor: servlet:super:/xslt/error/error2html.xsl => super:super:/xslt/error/error2html.xsl?null servlet:/xslt/html2html.xsl => null:/xslt/html2html.xsl?null The "servlet" protocol is unknown by the XSLT processor (he gives such an error message) and I don't think one can change that since he is not part of cocoon. I don't know why he accepts super:super: and null:. > servlet: protocol URIs have to be globally unique for use as cache-keys > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: COCOON-2044 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/COCOON-2044 > Project: Cocoon > Issue Type: Bug > Components: - Servlet service framework > Affects Versions: 2.2-dev (Current SVN) > Reporter: Alexander Klimetschek > Assigned To: Grzegorz Kossakowski > Priority: Critical > > All servlet protocol URIs like servlet:/some/thing or servlet:super:/foo/bar or servlet:myblock:/another/path have to be globally unique because they are used in the cache, of which there is only one global with globally acting keys. > There are two caches in standard Cocoon configuration (the only ones I know of ;-), both with a different key generation. Here are ideas how to make the keys global: > a) EHDefaultStore for caching resources of caching pipelines: they use the uriPrefix of the Enviroment in the key, so providing a uriPrefix (eg. the mount path of the servlet) works here. > b) DefaultTransientStore which caches XSLT and JX generator sources (don't know why this is different from a)): they do not use the uriPrefix and much worse, they need correct URIs because they are read by the XSLT processor, who does not like things like servlet:uniqueID34:/xsl/stylesheet.xsl containing arbitrary schemes at the beginning. Appending an ID via a query parameter seems the only working solution (tried it already): servlet:/xsl/stylesheet.xsl?servlet-services-id=12345 > Another solution would be to have one cache per sitemap, so that the keys don't have to be unique anymore. But I don't know how to configure that and if this is feasible. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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When France's Front National emerged victorious in the recent European elections, party president Marine Le Pen appeared to have succeeded in her quest to persuade the voting public it was no longer extreme, antisemitic, or a haven for Nazi apologists.
Madame Le Pen, however, was not counting on her father, Jean-Marie Le Pen, the FN founder and honorary president.
While she claims to have "de-demonised" the party - and threatens to sue anyone who calls it "extreme" right - Le Pen senior repeatedly confirms the old French epigram: "plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose" (the more it changes, the more it's the same thing).
Jewish leaders have called on Le Pen, 85, was to be stripped of his parliamentary immunity as an MEP after acontroversial play on words linking "oven" with a celebrated Jewish singer in a video posted in the FN's website.
Launching into an attack on celebrities who have criticised the far-right party, including Madonna and tennis player turned musician Yannick Noah, Le Pen was asked about the French singer Patrick Bruel.
"On fera une fournée la prochaine fois" (next time we'll make a batch), he said. The word "four" translates as oven.
Louis Aliot, FN vice-president and Marine Le Pen's partner, described Le Pen senior's comments as "another bad term". "It's politically stupid and worrying," Aliot told Le Parisien newspaper.
Le Pen responded by describing Aliot's remarks as idiotic.
"I saw Mr Aliot's reaction; if there are people of my own camp who interpret it in that manner, it's because they are imbeciles," he said, adding: "I don't have to answer to him."
The row came just weeks after Le Pen said Africa's population explosion and, by extension, France's immigration "problem", could be solved by "Monseigneur Ebola", referring to the deadly virus.
European Jewish Congress President Dr Moshe Kantor called on the European Union to strip Jean-Marie Le Pen of his parliamentary immunity and for the French authorities to charge him with incitement to racial hatred.
"Le Pen has unmasked the true face of the far-right of Europe days after their electoral successes in the European Parliament," Kantor said. "While some have tried to whitewash and mainstream these parties, Le Pen's comments demonstrate that they still stand on foundations of hatred, antisemitism and xenophobia.
"The European Union should fight-back against these far-right and neo-Nazi parties by demonstrating zero tolerance for racial incitement and it can begin by stripping Le Pen of any immunity for prosecution he might hold as an MEP for these comments.
"The far-right and neo-Nazis in Europe are pushing the boundaries further and further and they are destroying our democracy and the future of a tolerant and peaceful Europe that took a long time to build."
Le Pen, who beat the Socialist candidate and qualified for the second round run-off for the presidential election in France in 2002, has been convicted of racism or inciting racial hatred at least six times and made provocative statements judged Holocaust denial. In September 1987, he said: "I ask myself several questions. I am not saying the gas chambers didn't exist. I haven't seen them mystelf. I haven't particularly studied the question. But I believe it's just a detail in the history of the second world war". He was fined 1.2 million francs (€183,200). In 1999 he was convicted in a German court of "minimising the Holocaust" and fined.
Nor is it the first time he has targeted Bruel, who he pointedly insists on calling Benguigui, Algerian-born Bruel's Algerian birth name.
He also physically assaulted a Socialist MEP in 1997, leading to his suspension from the European Parliament and a one-year ban on public office, advocated the forced isolation of those with HIV, accused former centre-right president Jacques Chirac of being "on the payroll of Jewish organisations", and made a pun over minister Michel Durafour's name, calling him "Durafour-crématoir" (Durafour crematory oven). Before the World Cup four years ago he complained the French squad contained too many non-white players, and in 2007 referred to Nicolas Sarkozy, whose father is Hungarian, as "the foreigner".
He sued Le Monde newspaper for defamation after it claimed he had practiced torture while serving in the French army during the war in Algeria, but lost the case in 2003.


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Cheltenham Town came back from a goal down to record a 1-1 draw here at Edgar Street this afternoon.
An unmarked Delroy Facey headed Hereford in front and Cheltenham seemed to lack the tools needed to unlock a Bulls defence eager to cause an upset. An improved second half performance saw Mohamed's header grab an equaliser but the Robins couldn't find a second to win the game.
It was recovery from defeat in midweek but Cheltenham will perhaps look back on this game and believe they could have created more to win the match,
Cheltenham Town recalled Jimmy Spencer and Darryl Duffy back into the starting XI this afternoon with both Russ Penn and Jeff Goulding both dropping to the bench. Steve Elliott missed out once again through a troublesome calf injury but there were no other changes for a Robins side eager to get back on the winning trail following defeat to Crawley.
The question on everyone's lips was whether Cheltenham could banish their Football League Hereford hoodoo and the Robins certainly started the game keen to do just that. Sido Jombati and Jermaine McGlashan linked up well to force a freekick on the edge of the area but it was a waste and Hereford breathed a sigh of relief in the opening minutes of this game. It could have been Hereford in front however if it hadn't been for Sido Jombati. The right back made a vital interception with Featherstone through on goal with only Brown to beat.
It was soon 1-0 however and to the hosts. A long ball from Dalibard on the left wing found a completely unmarked Delroy Facey and the powerful striker simply steered the ball in past Brown for the opening goal. It could have got worse with another Delroy Facey header only being stopped by the boot of Luke Summerfield on the goal line and sparing further blushes for Cheltenham Town.
The first substitution of the game came about on 24 minutes when Benoit Dalibard pulled up with what seemed to be a hamstring injury. He was replaced by Sam Clucas and that wasn't the only alteration. Cheltenham Town switched their formation from a 4-4-2 to a 4-2-3-1 with Mohamed taking up a more central position behind Duffy. There was a yellow card for Joe Colbeck on 30 minutes after the midfielder brought Mohamed down 25 yards from goal but Luke Garbutt's freekick could only find the wall and a resulting corner. Athird corner saw Hereford hit Cheltenham on a counter attack but once again Jombati was on hand to intercept Barkhuizen and clear the imminent threat.
It was largely a game of cat and mouse from that point forward with Cheltenham pretty much having no impact on the attack and Hereford happy to play the patient game. In terms of the spectacle the half time whistle would have been a welcome sound and Cheltenham needing to re-think their gameplan at the break.
Half Time: Hereford 1-0 Robins
If ever there needed to be a response from Cheltenham then this was it. Immediately from kick off Cheltenham seemed to have a little more control on proceedings and it wasn't long before the Robins were level. Jermaine McGlashan found enough space on the edge of the area to clip in a cross and Kaid Mohamed was on hand to steer in a lovely header to make it 1-1.
Hereford responded to conceding by bringing loan debutant Lyle Taylor on for Delroy Facey in the 60th minutes in an effort to regain control of this game. Despite that change it was actually Cheltenham that continued to push on and try to make something happen. Kaid Mohamed saw an ambitious 30 yard strike fly wide of goal but Hereford's Lyle Walker also saw a decent effort pushed wide by Brown moments later.
Sam Clucas was shown a yellow on 68 minutes for hacking McGlashan down as Cheltenham continued to push on trying to find a game changer. Kaid Mohamed came close once again when he caught hold of Marlon Pack's long throw but his body shape was all wrong and it dribbled harmlessly wide of goal. The minutes ticked on by and another Mohamed header threatened to grab the lead but a goal line clearance halted any Cheltenham celebrations but the screw was turning upon a Hereford side starting to look nervous.
Jeff Goulding was introduced on 83 minutes with the hard working Duffy being withdrawn to the bench and Brian Smikle was brought on three minutes later at the expense of McGlashan. Will Evans could have put his name in the headlines a few minutes ahead of time when he caught the Cheltenham defence off guard and flicked a head over Brown but the effort was wide of goal fortunately.
Cheltenham huffed and puffed but couldn't find a way to break through Hereford's backline and steal the game. A point is a point but perhaps disappointment the Robins couldn't live up to their league position against lowly Hereford.
Full Time: Hereford 1-1 Robins
Hereford United FC (4-4-2): Bartlett (GK); Purkiss, Green, Townsend, Dalibard (Clucas 24); Colbeck, Featherstone (Clist 74), Purdie, Barkhuizen; Facey (C) (Taylor 60), Evans
Subs not used: Cornell, Arquin
Cheltenham Town FC (4-2-3-1): Brown (GK); Jombati, Bennett (C), Lowe, Garbutt; McGlashan (Smikle 86), Pack, Spencer (Low 90), Summerfield, Mohamed; Duffy (Goulding 83)
Subs not used: Hooman, Penn
Referee: Mr. R. East
Attendance: 2,607 (718 from Cheltenham)Robins Star Man:Sido Jombati - Some important interceptions in the first half kept Cheltenham in the game and he had a decent game.
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BEST WESTON TOO! - Penthouse in E. Village
Maks. liczba gości4
Rozmiar750 ft²
Piętro6(z windą)
- Przyjazny dla rodziny/dzieci
- Internet
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|E. 12th St., 10009 NY, Stany Zjednoczone
|Rodzaj nieruchomości
|Kod referencyjny
|Wskaźnik odpowiedzi
|Czas reakcji
|Kilka godzin
|Zaktualizowano kalendarz
|2 tygodnie temu
This listing is for my Penthouse duplex 1 BR+ loft apt in the sky! Check out the view, relax with cocktails and dinner in a beautiful, funky looking, awesome 'pad' in NYC! Families (children over 10 years old) and Couples only, NO groups of singles, sorry, but please see my other apartments).
THE DESCRIPTION: This listing is for a luxury duplex with loft apartment in the East Village ideal for a couple, single or small family with 1-2 children. This can work for 2 couples with one couple in the loft.
All who stay will experience living in a fantastic apartment in NYC while saving a few bucks from pricey NYC hotels that are located in the heart of the tourist frenzy areas in midtown. It's new, very clean and is in a great location, being only 2 minute walk to subway or less than a minute to a bus stop.
The apartment has a large bedroom, full bathroom, fully stocked kitchen and living room with 2 new modern retro sofas that also fold out flat into comfy double/full beds, HD TV with 1900+ channels, WiFi and includes breakfast!
This apartment is on the 6th + top floors of a modern, elevator building which faces South (sunny and bright, with excellent breezy ventilation or A/C) and is across the street from a school, so it's quiet at night and in the mornings on weekends!
Prices (all are in USD), not including WIMDU fees: (No Check-in/out on Saturday or Sunday.
Prices may vary due to other circumstances as well. During summer months (May through September), the minimum stay is 3 nights (on weekends).
The unit has a fully stocked kitchen: full size fridge/freezer, dishwasher, gas stove/oven, microwave, top of the line stainless cookware, utensils, dishware, glassware and a full bathroom with a tub.
There is a laundry room in the basement if you feel like doing laundry, or a dry cleaner half a block away.
The Building and Neighborhood: This ELEVATOR building complex has 10 units, mostly 2 bedrooms, and there are 2 apartments on each floor.
2 minute walk to subway (L Train)
1 minute walk to Bus (M15)
10 minute walk to Union Square (every single subway is accessible from)
20-30 minute walk to midtown (Empire State Building, Times Square, Madison Square Garden)
This neighborhood is very lively after the sun goes down. The East Village has been heavily built up over the last 5 years and located in one of the most desirable neighborhoods in Manhattan. The East Village offers a variety of restaurants, cafes, bars and a beautiful park. You can walk to Indian, Russian, Italian, Mexican, Japanese, Chinese, Thai, Vegetarian and American restaurants within a 5 block radius. If you're too tired and beat up from touring NYC and don't feel like going anywhere, you can simply order room service and have anything delivered to the room (usually until 11 pm or midnight) as there are plenty of menus from all the nearby food establishments. These little privately owned restaurants are MUCH better than midtown/tourist-trap food chain places as well. There are at least three 24/hr places to get food within 2 blocks and about 50 restaurant/bars/cafes and shopping within a 3 block radius and probably 500 within a 10 block radius. This building is one of only a few in the neighborhood that has an elevator. About 95% of the buildings in the area are walk-ups. Enjoy a beautiful park (Tompkins Square) 2 blocks away the East River waterfront park about 5 streets/blocks to the east.
I'm always happy to recommend the cool, not-in-the-guide-books places for nightlife or dinner or anything else you may seek while in NYC!
For stays of more than 10 nights, I require the house cleaner to come at half way point to clean entire apartment and bathroom, do laundry for sheets + towels, sweep + mop floors. You are to pay house cleaner directly ($ 100).
The bedroom is for a single person or couple. The sofas fold out flat into beds (full size and actually quite comfortable!).
Cleaning charges: NO EXTRA CHARGE for up to 7 nights.
Towels: Clean when you arrive.
Breakfast: Included in price, to help start your days. Coffee, Tea, Juice, Pastries or Bagels or Cereal, milk or pretty much whatever else you want! I'll take your breakfast order after you book your reservation and stock kitchen for your arrival for you to prepare and eat at your leisure.
RegulaminKeep noise down after 10 PM during the week. There are full time resident neighbors who live here permanently and work Monday through Friday, please respect them.
NO SMOKING CIGARETTES INSIDE! You must go outside to smoke, as do I. The entire building is non-smoking.
If you break something, you bought it.
Flexible CHECK IN / OUT. It all depends on whether guests are checking in or out the day you arrive/leave. Normally, if people are checking in the day you are leaving, you must check out by 12 Noon but you may keep your luggage safely stored until your flight leaves. If guests are checking out the day you check in, the house cleaner comes at 9 am or 12 noon, so depending on when the previous guest is leaving the place will be ready either @ 12 noon or 3 pm at the latest. If there are no guests checking in the day you are leaving, you may check out whenever you wish.
Guests who are brought over and stay the night may be subject to $ 30 extra person fee.
|Opłata tygodniowa dla maksymalnie 2 gości
|9044 zł
|Cena za >2 gości
|98 zł opłata dodatkowa od gościa/nocy
|Maks. liczba nocy
|1 miesiąc
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Co za wspaniałe doświadczenie. Jako mała firma, która zazwyczaj używa hotele, zdecydowaliśmy się spróbować czegoś innego wyjścia. To jest nasz nowy preferowany sposób podróżowania. Zabawa, (bardzo) opłacalne i znacznie bardziej ciekawy sposób na zwiedzanie miasta. Bruce jest wspaniałym gospodarzem z niezwykłą dbałością o szczegóły i doradztwo co do najlepszych miejsc do jedzenia i picia w East Village. Jego gościnność i towarzyskość jest super.
What a great experience. As a small company who typically uses hotels, we decided to try something alternative. This is our new preferred way to travel. Fun, (very) cost effective and a much more interesting way to explore a city. Bruce is a wonderful host with excellent attention to detail and advice as to the best places to eat and drink in the East Village. His hospitality and geniality is superb.
Czysty, przytulny apartament w tętniącej życiem dzielnicy. Wiele restauracji i barów. Właściciel jest bardzo przychylny. Trochę spacerem do metra. Chciałbym zatrzymać się tam jeszcze raz.
Clean, cozy apartment in a vibrant area. Lots of restaurants and bars nearby. Owner is very accommodating. Bit of a walk to the subway. I'd stay there again.
Bruce's apartment is brilliantly situated between midtown and the financial district , lots of bars, shops, restaurants etc all within easy walking distance. View from the roof is the stuff of dreams. Apartment spacious for 2, very clean and comfortable. Bruce was there to meet us : very friendly with tips and advice for the area.also basics for cooking and breakfast provisions which was great.
Its a real residential neighbourhood and very affordable for eating out and drinking compared to much of Manhattan.
Had a great stay in NYC and Bruce's apartment was great for us.
Perfect location and they were very welcoming and made feel very at home.
Roof top terrace view is a must see too!
Bruce has been a very nice host. The flat is in the basement, but quit nice with a great view from the rooftop!
Its a bit of a walk to the next subway, but not that bad. East Village is a great area for bars and restaurants.
All went very well with our stay. Very organized meet up, nice and clean apartmant. I'd return anytime.
We stayed in Bruce's apartment for 8 days, at the beginning of October. Bruce was a great host, and the room was big and comfortable. It was very clean when we first arrived and there was a small fridge with some complimentary food and drinks - nice touch. I would recommend this place to my friends. We really enjoyed our stay, thanks Bruce!
Bruce was a really nice and helpful host. He gave us a lot of good information that helped us making our trip even better. His apartment was absolutely clean, the room that we stood at was comfortable and we had a lot of space; additionally, the bed was just really nice. Throughout our stay, Bruce respected our privacy and was still available in case we had a question. Thank you for a great time!
It was great at Bruce's. Nice little Room with everything needed and pretty well connected to the center of Manhattan. Also some nice Bars arround.
We really enjoyed staying here. Bruce is a friendly guy who obviously takes great care of both the apartment and the contact / communication with us. Clear and practical info beforehand and durng our stay, nice and clean apartment and a breakfast that we could specify some things we like. I definitely recommend this place to others and would love to stay with him again.
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Ghosts of Glory and War
A man writes on the death of his people. Threw this together late at night, would appreciate criticism.
When I was a boy, I used to enjoy going with my father to the parade grounds, to see the Grand Army march and twirl their batons. There was such grace in their movements, such symphony in the clatter of marching feet. My father used to tell me that one day I would become strong, and I would take their place on those grounds, fighting to free our people from the tyranny of the Empire. I could have not imagined a greater honor than marching among those proud men.
There had been only the War for many years, beyond the reaches of my parent's memories. My grandparents would tell of the old days, before the Imperial armies came, a time that seemed unimaginable to me. They would try to tell me of peace, of quiet nights, but the War had never touched our city. The ground did not shake, and no buildings crumbled to ash. I could not imagine life without the magnificent soldiers that marched in the streets. At night, I would fall asleep to the distant music of artillery shells, completely at peace.
There is none of that left now. One night I awoke to the wail of the air raid sirens. There was the sound of cannons, closer and louder than I had ever head it before. I ran to find my father, but his room was empty, his uniform gone from the hangar that had held it reverently since the beginning of my memory.
The streets were littered with bodies, and I noticed for the first time that death chose indiscriminately between soldiers and neighbors. I could smell fire, and the artillery that had once lulled me to sleep had grown into a bestial thing that ripped at my ears and led me to stumble across the pavement. The statue in the square had been battered to rubble, the flag it once supported lay tattered and smoking on the blackened grass. All about me, soldiers rushed with frantic determination, clutching their guns with white-knuckled hands.
In the harbor, there was devastation. I could hear the roar of the Naiad's guns as she fought bravely while her brother the Sentinel was embraced by the icy waters. In time, the Naiad would join her kin at the bottom of the bay.
That day was the beginning of the end.
Now, our cities have burned to ash and been battered to rubble. Once a proud people, we are but echoes of our former selves, our spirits sunken with the Grand Battle Fleet in the depths of New Corsica Bay. Once I might have been a soldier, but there is no war now, no enemy. The Imperials have been gone for many years, and in their wake left irreparable damage. Once soldiers, we are but ghosts now, cowering in our holes and waiting for the final blow that will never come. There are stories of secrets, lost in the war, that might restore us, secrets of unknowable power. But they are only stories now, whatever truth they once held has been long-lost to time, inhabiting the same dark corner of our minds as the Citadel, and the Witch. We are a dying race, with no time nor heart now for stories.
I fear now that these words may be among our last. We cannot save ourselves, for there is nothing left to save. I hope that you, traveler, do not shoulder our burdens, for they are terrible to bear. We, I fear, will have been long dead now, our only legacies these words and the stories that once brought us hope.
I cannot imagine what your future is. Perhaps one day, the forests and deserts will reclaim our cities, and this desolation may finally be erased, though it will be millennia before the poisons are expelled from this land. I can only wish you luck in your travels, and leave you a story that may bring hope to you now, as it has ceased to do for us.
My people say that our salvation lies with the Witch that never lived, and Eleanor, for she will point the way. These words are nothing to us now, their meaning swept away by the tide of war. Perhaps now they will grant you hope, so that you may succeed where we have failed.
Go, now, and heed my words if that is your choosing. Find the Witch, and you may find your salvation


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Adjust the chime volume by turning the round knob underneath the time setting knob. You will see "MIN" and "MAX" imprinted on the plastic just below the knob. Turn the knob as far right or left until you reach a volume that is comfortable for you.
Change the chime melody by moving the chime selector switch (to the left of the volume control knob). Most chime clocks feature at least two different chime options. You can set either one by moving the switch to the right or left.
Stop the chime from playing at night by moving the "AM/PM" switch to the chime location. There is an image all the way to the left showing a chime. This will turn off the chime at 11 p.m. at night and turn it back on a 5:45 a.m. The shut off and on times cannot be changed.
Touch Sensor Clocks
Press and hold down the "A," "B" and "C" buttons on the back of the clock. Wait until you hear a beep or until the clock's numbers start blinking to begin set-up.
Select the time zone for your clock by pressing the "Time Zone" button.
Press the "A" button to set the date. You'll need to keep pressing the "A" button to go through the months. When done, press the "B" button. Repeat the steps to program the day and year. The clock will automatically display the day of the week if the day, month and year are correct.
Press the "A" button to repeatedly to set the hour. When done, press the "B" button to advance to the next setting. Once the hour is set, you can program the minutes, and in some cases, the seconds. You can also set the clock to run in either 12- or 24-hour mode.
Press the "C" button to exit the set-up mode.
Tips & Warnings
- If you own a touch sensor clock, Seiko recommends using two AA alkaline batteries instead of rechargeable batteries. You will need to reset the clock's settings every time you change the batteries.
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18 Favorite Bulb Flowers for Year-Round Color
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Reticulated Iris (Iris reticulata)
Easy to overlook, these miniature iris appear in early spring, often when crocus are in flower. The plants are small (6 inches tall at most) but boast big color. Landscape use: Tuck along the edge of planting beds or paths. Plant in groups to help increase visibility. Hardy in Zones 5 to 7.
'February Gold' Daffodil (Narcissus 'February Gold')
This spring favorite opens its cheery blooms as early as February in Zone 7. Look for flowers from March to mid-spring as you head north. Landscape use: Plant in clumps of six for impact. Use in woodland areas, along border edges or in front of evergreen shrubs. Hardy in Zones 4 to 8.
Siberian Squill (Scilla siberica)
Bright blue blossoms dangle atop 3- to 6-inch stems. Flowers appear in late February (in warmest zones) to March and provide an early food source for bees. These bulbs naturalize easily to form a blanket of color. Landscape use: Create a living carpet in small lawn areas, beneath trees or in planting beds. Hardy in Zones 2 to 8.
Tulip (Tulipa) and Daffodil (Narcissus)
Classic spring bulbs like tulip and daffodil offer a variety of flower types that open at different points in spring. Plant a mix of bulbs to stage a show that lasts all spring. Landscape use: Create a river of living color by planting tulips and daffodils en masse. Hardiness varies by type, from Zones 3 to 8 for tulips and Zones 4 to 8 for daffodils.
Crown Imperial (Fritillaria imperialis)
Bell-shaped blossoms dangle beneath a tuft of leaves to add a striking, unusual form to the garden. Fritillaria imperialis grows 36 to 48 inches tall and bloom in mid-spring. Lay the hollow-centered bulbs on their sides when planting. Landscape use: Plant in groups of five or more for greatest impact. Hardy in Zones 5 to 8.
'Globemaster' Ornamental Onion (Allium 'Globemaster')
This 5-foot-tall allium stops traffic when it's in full bloom. The spherical flower heads offer a long display in the garden, appearing from late spring to early summer. Spent blooms linger well into winter. Landscape use: Plant in front of shrubs, or include in a cottage or cutting garden. Looks best arranged in groups. Hardy in Zones 5 to 8.
Martagon Lily (Lilium martagon)
Flower petals recurve beautifully on this lily, appearing in late spring to early summer, depending on the latitude (later further north). Stems top out around 4 feet and can bear upwards of a dozen flowers each in shades of pink, gold or white. Landscape use: Include in a perennial border or butterfly garden. Hardy in Zones 3 to 8.
'Lily Allen' Asiatic Lily (Lilium 'Lily Allen')
Striking orange flowers with black blotches on petals steal the show when this Asiatic lily bursts into bloom in early to midsummer. Plants grow to 30 inches tall on sturdy stems that don't need staking. Landscape use: Include in cottage or cutting gardens. Plant bulbs in groups of three or more. Hardy in Zones 4 to 8.
'Stargazer' Oriental Lily (Lilium 'Stargazer')
Eye-catching pink blooms boast white-edged petals and an alluring fragrance. This Oriental lily flowers in mid- to late summer. Flowers unfurl atop stems 3 to 4 feet tall. Landscape use: Tuck into perennial borders or cutting gardens. Hardy in Zones 4 to 9.
'Sunshine' Calla Lily (Zantedeschia 'Sunshine')
Waxy blossoms unfurl like a ray of living sunshine. Leaves are green with white speckles. Plants top out at 12 to 24 inches and flower in spring in warmer zones and summer in colder regions. Landscape use: Grow in containers where bulbs aren't hardy, or tuck bulbs along edges of flower borders. Hardy in Zones 9 to 11.
Blue Storm Lily of the Nile (Agapanthus praecox orientalis 'ATIBlu')
Beautiful blue flower clusters appear above a strappy tuft of leaves in this tropical bloomer. Blooms appear in spring in zones where plants are hardy and in the height of summer in colder regions. Landscape use: Tuck into containers in cold zones. In zones where it's hardy, use to edge a patio or path. Hardy in Zones 8 to 10.
Dinner Plate Dahlias (Dahlia hybrids)
Individual flowers on these bloomers typically measure from 8 to 10 inches across. Blossoms start opening in midsummer and continue until frost. Plants top out at 8 to 12 inches and definitely benefit from staking. Landscape use: Include in cutting or cottage gardens. In zones where tubers aren't hardy, plant where it's easy to dig tubers in fall. Hardy in Zones 8 to 11.
Rubrum lilies (Lilium speciosum 'Rubrum')
Striking white-edged crimson flowers have recurved petals that peel back from the dangling blooms. This is one of the latest flowering lilies, with blossoms appearing from late summer into fall. Expect 10 to 15 flowers per bulb. Stems grow 5 to 7 feet tall but don't normally need staking. Landscape use: Include in a perennial or butterfly garden. Hardy in Zones 5 to 8.
Autumn Crocus (Colchicum autumnale)
Autumn crocus sends up a tuft of strappy, 10-inch-long leaves in spring, which fade as summer heat arrives. Pink flowers grace the garden in fall. Bulbs need sharp drainage. Landscape use: Tuck into woodland or meadow gardens, or use in areas where fading summer plantings can use a pick-me-up. Hardy in Zones 4 to 8.
Spider Lily (Lycoris radiata)
Red flowers appear atop naked stems in fall. Leaves sprout after blooms fade and linger through winter. Lycoris radiata grows best in part shade. Landscape use: Mix with perennial ground covers, annuals or perennials. Grow in pots in zones where plants aren't hardy. Hardy in Zones 6 to 10.
Paperwhite Narcissus (Narcissus tazetta)
Beautiful white blooms boast an outstanding fragrance. These bulbs are usually forced into flower indoors, but you can grow these bulbs outdoors year-round where they're hardy. In areas where freezing temps rarely occur, grow outdoors in containers or beds for pretty flowers in December. Landscape use: Grow in containers near entries so you can savor the fragrance. Hardy in Zones 8 to 10.
Winter Aconite (Eranthis hyemalis)
Tiny in stature but big on beauty, winter aconite opens it golden blossoms as early as February in areas with mild winters. Expect blooms to linger up to 4 weeks. Plants grow 3 to 5 inches tall. Landscape use: Place in planting beds along entry paths so you don't miss the show. Hardy in Zones 4 to 7.
Common Snowdrop (Galanthus nivalis)
Three-lobed white blossoms surround a green-tipped white central tube. Plants are small, topping out at 6 to 8 inches. In regions with mild winters, plants flower from fall through winter. Landscape use: Tuck along paths so you don't miss the show. Pair with hardy ground cover Vinca minor for a pretty spring display. Hardy in Zones 3 to 8.


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