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|"Secrets of Exciting Chords & Chord Progressions"
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- Week 13 -
One of the most exciting chord types you'll ever learn...
Hello again, and welcome to the next edition of the newsletter. I hope you are enjoying learning about all the chords in the world -- and we're going to cover them ALL before we're done -- you'll know more about chords than 99% of the people in the world -- believe it or not, it's true.
If you recall the first week we learned about the three chords you absolutely, positively CAN'T do without. Then the next week we took an airplane ride over Chordland just to get the lay of the land -- the overview of the world of chords. I
Then in the next weeks lesson we showed you how easy it is to learn ALL the major chords (there are 12 of them) and be able to play them in seconds -- not hours or days or weeks or months or years. Some people go through their entire lives not being sure about what such and such a major chord is -- and it's all so unnecessary, because you can memorize them in just a few minutes, and learn to play them in 12 seconds or less - one second per chord. I have had many private students over the years who could play them all in as little as 5 seconds -- one little gal (she was about 12 at the time) had particularly fast hands, and could play them in - believe it or not - 3 seconds! I have slow hands with fat fingers, and yet I can play them in something like 5 or 6 seconds.
Next you learned how to easily turn major chords into minor chords just by moving one key one-half step -- by lowering the 3rd of the major chord.
Then we learned diminished triads -- just by lowering the 3rd and the 5th of a major chord 1/2 step.
Then we learned inversions -- how to stand chords on their head.
And finally, we took up augmented triads -- formed by simply raising the 5th of a major triad.
Then we learned about major 6th chords. They are 4-note chords -- the root, 3rd, 5th -- just like a major chord, but you also add the 6th degree of the scale to the major triad. The 6th is ALWAYS one whole step above the 5th -- never a half step -- so they are real easy to find.
Then we changed those major 6th chords into minor 6th chords just by altering the 3rd 1/2 step -- in other words, a minor triad with a 6th on top.
Then we took up 7th chords -- very important chords, because they move you from one tonal base to another tonal base. In other words, when we move from the C chord to the F chord, we often use C7 between the two as a "connector". After that we learned about major 7th chords, and finally, 9th chords.
Today we're going to learn to form an 11th chord. It's just like the 9th chord, except you move your left thumb up from the 3rd of the chord to the 4th -- which in this case is known as the 11th, because it includes a 9th and a 7th under it. So:
|An 11th
Piano Chord =
Get your chord in 2nd inversion, add the 7th and 9th, and also add the 11th
(Remember that accidentals carry over in the same measure!)
(The lowest note in each case is the root of the chord -- even though I have shown them above directly under the chord, be sure to play that note before you play the chord, and use your sustain pedal to "hook the two parts together".
Go through all 12 major chords, inverting every one. Then go through all the 12 minor chords, inverting each one up and down the keyboard -- hands alone, then hands together. Then go through all 12 diminished chords, inverting each one up and down the keyboard -- each hand alone, then together. Then play the 12 augmented chords, up and down the keyboard. Then skip around from major to minor to diminished to augmented, etc.
Then add minor 6th chords to your repertoire of chords. They are shown in root position above, but you know that you can turn them upside down 'till the cows come home -- invert them -- so go to it!
And then add 7th chords and their inversions....then major 7th chords.....then 9th chords, and now, 11th chords.
Do you feel like you're getting a handle on chords yet? You ought to -- I know we're going slowly, but chords are SO important that you absolutely MUST master them if you are ever going to play the piano like you hope to!
So here's our revised chord scorecard:
12 major piano chords
12 minor piano chords
12 diminished piano chords
12 augmented piano chordsv
12 major 6th piano chords
12 minor 6th piano chords
a dozen 7th piano chords
a dozen 9th piano chords
and now...
a dozen 11th piano chords
and of course you can play...
3 or 4 inversions of each
which means you can now play
At least 700 piano chords!
In one octave, yet!
Hello! Are you doing great, or what?
Next week we will add 12 more chords to our growing list of piano chords we can play by adding 13th chords to our stash. (Actually 60 more chords, since each 5-note chord such as a 13th can be inverted 5 ways -- root position, 1st inversion, 2nd inversion, 3rd inversion, and 4th inversion!)
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I need to make an erratum, though. François wanted me to relay this :
"Great FlexPMD presentation at MAX! congrats ! And thanks for your slide on PMD and the link to the presentation I did with Romain at the ParisJUG and the Parisian Linux Conference. But the big acknowledgement should go to Tom Copeland, Romain Pelisse, Ryan Gustafson, Xavier Le Vourch and many others. I did work with Romain on PMD, and contributed a few lines of code to the XRadar project, but that's all. Here is the correction made."]]>
We and the community added a bunch of rules related to naming conventions, security, touch screens.
A new sample project has been created if you want to create your own rules.
You can now load a ruleset Maven from an URL.
Check out the latest bits here
Another great news: Xavi and I will be giving a session at MAX later this year about Flash based projects and quality management.
Here is the release note:
While several bugs have been fixed and around 10 new rules added (see release note here), the main enhancement of this release has been the collaboration with SonarSource in order to develop a Flex plugin for Sonar
An update on the Eclipse plugin will occur soon.
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Part of that release, we added a new sub-project: FlexCPD which stands for Flex Copy & Paste Detector.
You will be able to find duplications in your Flash-based project. More info here
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You can find more information on Alex Ulhmann's blog
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You can find resolved issues here (you need to be logged in to view the related issues)
On top of the resolved bugs, one feature has been added:
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You can find the latest download here.
Happy cleaning!
Default ruleset
Some people were asking why there were no default rulesets in the archives. There is a simple reason: if you don't specify any ruleset, the default one is loaded. The default ruleset contains every rule implemented.
Acknowledge violations
FlexPMD finds "possible" problems. It is possible that a violation for FlexPMD, has been done on purpose by the developer. So if you want to acknowledged a violation, just append // NO PMD at the end of the line. This specific violation will be ignored by FlexPMD.
Maven repository
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Fine tuned ruleset
When using the ruleset creator, you can either remove a rule, modify it (changing the message, the description, or its level).
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There is an extra argument in the Maven target, and the Ant task, called failOnError, which makes the build failing if an error violation is found.
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But if you type
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What is FlexPMD?
FlexPMD uses a part of PMD, its Java well known counterpart.
Over the last year or so, I've been leading an internal project at Adobe Technical Services. This project, FlexPMD, is meant to automatically detect code anti-patterns, code smells, common bad practices in a Flash/Flex based source code.
Originally, FlexPMD has been created to automate low-level code audits, so that consultants can focus on higher level architectural issues. It ended up to be rather advanced anti-patterns detector.
More information here
Currently, the project contains 84 rules, like detecting unused or empty pieces of code, complex methods with cyclomatic complexity, misnamed symbols, architectural bad practices like view components referenced from the model, or internal classes accessed from an authorized package, …
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If you want to check out the entire ruleset, please launch this application, which is also used for exporting
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How to use it
FlexPMD can be invoked from either the command line, Ant, Maven or Mac OSX Automator. An Flash Builder plugin is under consideration.
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14-40. Hierarchical Modeling of Climate Change Effects: Land Use Impacts on Brook Trout Population Persistence
Forecasting effects of global climate change on biological processes is complicated by multiple connected systems, uncertainty within each of the systems and propagation of uncertainty among systems. We are interested in the development of a novel hierarchical modeling approach to account for sources of uncertainty among multiple scales in forecasts of the effects of global climate change within and among systems. We are interested in the application of such approaches specifically to an examination of the effects of land use/land cover management plans on local population persistence of brook trout (Salvelinus fontinalis) and a community of stream salamanders (in the genus Eurycea, Desmognathus, Gyrinophilus and Pseudotriton) in the context of climate change. Brook trout is a species of major management concern throughout the east coast that is threatened by urban development, riparian corridor management, water withdrawals and habitat fragmentation. Stream salamanders are top predators in streams which are too small for fish, and are likewise sensitive to environmental changes. All of these factors will interact in complex ways with changes in stream temperature and discharge resulting from future climate forcing effects on precipitation and air temperature. These top predators may respond differently to similar factors.
To improve understanding of these complex interactions our team is currently developing a series of original, linked sub-models that will allow estimation of probabilities of population persistence throughout the natural range of the species given climate change, the critical endpoint for management. The critical advance of our approach is explicit accounting for sources of uncertainty/error within and between the sub-models by developing a hierarchical approach with simultaneous parameter and error estimation. The sub-models present major innovations, including 1) linked surface water/groundwater/landuse/landcover hydrologic models, 2) a hierarchical statistical model that generalizes the watershed dynamics for prediction in basins where only geomorphological data are available, 3) a Bayesian characterization of uncertainty associated with downscaled GCM predictions, and 4) a Bayesian model of population processes for stream fish. While we will develop the approach for brook trout and stream salamanders, we anticipate that the key contribution of the project will be the hierarchical modeling framework that will serve as a prototype for effective forecasting of climate change effects across biological systems.
Our overall goal is to provide process-based predictions of population persistence for brook trout under alternate future scenarios. A key component to our approach is the use of hierarchical Bayesian modeling (Clark and Gelfand 2006) for explicit accounting of uncertainty in all modeling steps. The hierarchical approach allows modeling of the uncertainty associated with GCM projections, which can then be propagated through all modeling steps along with the additional sources of model uncertainty that result from parameter estimation and observational error. The result is a robust estimate of uncertainty associated with climate change projections of our primary response variable (population persistence) that can be used for risk assessment and risk management. Explicit accounting for all sources and pathways of uncertainty will indicate both the reliability of the predicted response to future scenarios and which model components need additional study (to reduce component uncertainty).
Hierarchical modeling uncertainty in coupled physical biological systems.Conceptually, our modeling approach consists of a four-stage hierarchy, where s stands for a specific location, S equals space on the scale of climate, t is time, and | indicates given."
Hierarchical dependence
Response variable
Model components
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Population persistence
Occupancy, survival, body growth, movement, reproduction
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Coupled surface water/ground water flow (GSFLOW), riparian landcover/landuse, stream temperature, statistical model
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Downscaled projections
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Multiple General Circulation Model projection ensemble
There is broad latitude for contributions from the Mendenhall Fellow within this framework. We anticipate that the primary contributions will be 1) linking the biology models with the climate and environmental models and 2) interacting closely with natural resources managers and policy makers to incorporate the models into a structured decision process to identify cost/benefits of alternative management strategies. A lot of the groundwork for the project has already been conducted. The Fellow should be able to focus efforts on the development of the key novel contributions to the science of climate change forecasts, using this project as a template. While the project will be focused within the outlined framework, the Fellow will identify, with team guidance, the specific trajectory of her/his contribution.
Clark J.S., and Gelfand, A.E., 2006, A future for models and data in environmental science: Trends in Ecology and Evolution, v. 21, p. 375380.
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Former UFC and WWE Champion Brock Lesnar made waves this past Monday on USA Network, when he returned to WWE. His presence at the American Airlines Arena the night after Wrestlemania was overwhelming as grown male 20 something dudes in the crowd jumped up and down as the "Next Big Thing" walked down the ring and confronted mega-star John Cena. Cena offered a handshake to Lesnar, only to get an F5 slam to the canvas which elicited a huge pop from the Miami crowd.
Less than 24 hours earlier fans were watching the Rock defeat John Cena and The Undetaker steal the show in a brutal fight with Triple H at Wrestlemania 28, but the talk of the wrestling world is now focused on Lesnar and his return. Let's look at all the possible matches we could get out of this addition to the roster.
Lesnar vs. CM Punk
The pride of Chicago, the Straigh Edge superstar, and WWE Champion are all titles held by CM Punk. The tattooed rebel has been the guy for WWE in 2011 and this year seems like he's really getting the 'ball' as he defeated Chris Jericho at WM28 on Sunday and will headline Extreme Rules later this month at the Allstate Arena. So Lesnar should definitely set his sight on this guy if he wants to continue to shake things up, but Punk will not go down easily.
Lesnar vs. Daniel Bryan
It's doubtful that the intimidating Lesnar will cross paths with the former World Heavyweight Champion Daniel Bryan (a.k.a Bryan Danielson) but if they did ever meet in the ring it would a hard-hitting gritty battle that fans would not forget. Daniel may be playing a heel character who avoids unfiltered fights with his bigger opponents, but he has legit background in Martial Arts and it would interesting to see him apply those skills in a pro wrestling match with a beast like Lesnar.
Lesnat vs. The Undertaker
This is a rematch fans have been asking for since Undertaker traded words with Brock after his UFC 121 loss to Cain Valasquez. Right after losing his Heavyweight title in the Octagon, 'Taker who was attending the fight, made a verbal crack as Lesnar on camera as he walked by. The tense scene started a whirlwind of internet rumors in late 2010 about Lesnar's WWE return and a match with the Deadman to challenge his Wrestlemania undefeated streak.
Lesnar vs. The Rock
Dwayne 'the Rock' Johnson returned to WWE on 'featured status' role appearing sporadically, in the road to his main eventy WM28 match with Cena in Miami. Apparently the show did real well with Johnson's movie-star appeal attached to it, as preliminary numbers have over 1.9 million homes watching the show domestically on Pay Per View. If WWE wants to pull the trigger on another 'money match' then what's bigger than the former champ of the UFC taking on the champ of Hollywood action movies for the WWE Championship at Wrestlemania 29 next year in New Jersey?
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MRI of the Liver With Eovist
This study has been terminated.
(Unable to meet enrollment expectations.)
University of Washington
Bayer Healthcare Pharmaceuticals, Inc./Bayer Schering Pharma
Information provided by (Responsible Party):
University of Washington
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First received: September 28, 2010
Last updated: October 11, 2013
Last verified: October 2013
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The purpose of this study is to determine if a new magnetic resonance (MR) protocol is better at diagnosing liver lesions.
|Hepatocellular Carcinoma
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Observational Model: Cohort
Time Perspective: Prospective
|Official Title:
|Dynamic Contrast Evaluation of the Liver Using Gadoxetate Disodium (Eovist®) for Hepatocellular Carcinoma (HCC)
Further study details as provided by University of Washington:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Accuracy of a new MR protocol in diagnosing HCC and other liver lesions. [ Time Frame: One day: participants will have one MRI of the liver. ]
|Study Start Date:
|August 2010
|Study Completion Date:
|January 2012
|Primary Completion Date:
|August 2011 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC), a form of liver cancer, is the seventh most common cause of cancer mortality in the US. The incidence rate of HCC is increasing along with the incidence of Hepatitis B and C which are known to promote HCC. Patients have a better prognosis (survival outlook) if HCC is found and treated at an early stage. MRI is the best imaging modality for diagnosing HCC.
This study will compare standard MRIs and MRIs performed with a newly developed MR protocol to determine if it is possible to more confidently diagnose HCC.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older (Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
|Sampling Method:
|Non-Probability Sample
Study Population
Patients with known hepatocellular carcinoma undergoing MRI of the liver in the UWMC Radiology Clinic.
Inclusion Criteria:
- known hepatocellular carcinoma
- undergoing MRI of the liver
Exclusion Criteria:
- Contraindication to MRI with IV contrast
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Choosing to participate in a study is an important personal decision. Talk with your doctor and family members or friends about deciding to join a study. To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the Contacts provided below. For general information, see Learn About Clinical Studies.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01215838
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01215838
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University of Washington
Bayer Healthcare Pharmaceuticals, Inc./Bayer Schering Pharma
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|Orpheus Kolokythas, MD
|University of Washington
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Saito K, Kotake F, Ito N, Ozuki T, Mikami R, Abe K, Shimazaki Y. Gd-EOB-DTPA enhanced MRI for hepatocellular carcinoma: quantitative evaluation of tumor enhancement in hepatobiliary phase. Magn Reson Med Sci. 2005;4(1):1-9.
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|September 28, 2010
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|October 11, 2013
Keywords provided by University of Washington:
hepatocellular carcinoma
magnetic resonance
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Carcinoma, Hepatocellular
Neoplasms, Glandular and Epithelial
Neoplasms by Histologic Type
Liver Neoplasms
Digestive System Neoplasms
Neoplasms by Site
Digestive System Diseases
Liver Diseases
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nate, my department's (former) intern at work, has been dying for an easy bread recipe that doesn't involve bread machines or huge messes, so i set out to try out a couple recipes & find the best one for him (and you!). what i found was a huge community of amateur bread makers who all raved about one recipe concept: no-knead bread. this idea really surfaced in 2006 in the new york times, where jim lahey of sullivan street bakery shared his original recipe. since then it has been tried, trued, & perfectly perfected into an incredibly simple no-mess recipe (follow that link for the recipe) that yields a delicious rustic loaf of bread.
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Concept for roll center correction. Fabricators and engineers please chime in.
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I'm surprised nobody has posted a diagram of a MacPherson strut roll center. I took this from my vehicle dynamics textbook. It will help you visualize what can be done to lower the roll center.
From the diagram you can see that you can lower the roll center in several ways:
1. Lower ride height
2. Lower innder joint
3. raise outer joint
4. Increase shock lean towards outisde (more vertical from picture I believe)
5. increase track width
The significance of the roll center can only be appreciated when the vehicle's center of mass is also considered. If there is a difference between the position of the center of mass and the roll center a moment arm is created. When the vehicle experiences angular acceleration due to cornering, the size of the moment arm, combined with the stiffness of the springs and anti-roll bars (anti-sway bars in some parts of the world), dictates how much the vehicle will roll. This has other effects too, such as dynamic load transfer.
Lowering the roll center relative to the center of mass increases body roll and suspension compliance. We are trying to raise the roll center to correct it after lowering it when we lower our cars.
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If everything goes according to plan, Largo may have a new community center by the end of next year.
Next month, the city hopes to break ground on the $10.5 million center on Alternate Keene Road. The 30,000-square-foot complex will replace the current 20,000-square-foot center at 65 Fourth St. NW.
After a heated debate at Tuesday night's meeting, city commissioners gave initial approval to borrow money for construction.
Largo plans to repay the loan over the next decade with Penny for Pinellas revenues.
But that prospect was a hard to swallow for Commissioners Curtis Holmes and Mary Gray Black.
Black said she first supported the new center because land was donated for the project.
But, she added, "I did not envision that we were going to have to borrow money to build it."
Assistant City Manager Henry Schubert told commissioners that if the city waited, building costs could increase more than the projected $2 million in interest on the loan.
Holmes questioned Schubert's rationale, saying the timing of the project "is absolutely terrible."
"I love the project. The dollars scare me to death," Holmes said.
Both Holmes and Black quizzed Kim Adams, the city's finance director, about upcoming projects and Penny for Pinellas funds.
A couple of commissioners expressed frustration over Black's line of questioning.
"We're not here to talk about the (local option sales tax) fund," Commissioner Harriet Crozier said. "We're here to talk about this particular item."
As Black's query continued, Mayor Pat Gerard broke in: "If you don't want to borrow money to construct the community center, you vote against this. This is not the time to be rethinking the whole (capital improvements program) plan."
A final decision on borrowing will come before the City Commission on Dec. 1.
At last week's work session, city leaders got an update on the design of the center, which will be located at 400 Alternate Keene Road, north of East Bay Drive and east of Lake Avenue NE near the Palms of Largo campus.
The new center will be "green" in more ways than one.
Outside, the center will have gardens and walking trails.
Inside, the complex, which will be built according to environmentally friendly standards, lots of windows will afford a view of the lush landscaping.
"We knew we couldn't bring all of the trees inside, but we thought that this way there could be a seamless transition between the inside and outside," said Jason Jensen, of Wannemacher Jensen Architects, which is designing the project.


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My family and I are moving in about 4-6 weeks to the Nashville area. My husband will be working downtown. So we are undecided on which part we want to live. More on that in a bit.
I am hoping someone can point me in the right direction on a few things. Here's a few things about us.
Hubby and I have been married 3 years. We have a 20 month old son. We are crunchy converts. Both of us grew up rather mainstream but after much research we've found that the more natural lifestyle works for us. We still have a long way to go though, I'm sure!
I had DS in the hospital but did so without medication of any kind. We are both lactivists and intactivist. DS is still nursing tons at nearly 2! We are currently anti-vax and don't expect to change. I am taking more and more interest in natural remedies. We rarely take medication and opt to treat things with essential oils, Bach flower remedies and various other natural supplements. We are Young Living oil distributors, btw.
DS is still in our bed and we all love it! We cloth diaper about 80% of the time. I still don't LOVE it but sposies break his bum out if he's in them more than a day or so.
I am training to be a doula through CBI. It's been on the back burner for a bit but I do hope to look for some clients. I need one more certifying birth for sure!
We are hoping to have our next baby at home though we are not currently ttc.
So here's some things you all may be able to help on:
-Housing, we will be renting for a while until we learn the area. We need safe above all but would like it to be cheap. We do not have a large budget right now. We also need to be somewhat close to his office or to public transit since we are currently a one car family.
-Support groups. I am on a local yahoo group which I have loved. Does Nashville have a similar group? I'd also like to think I could find the confidence to branch out and attend some local support/play groups. So suggestions on those would be great too.
-Doula groups. The one here is mostly DONA certified doulas and they have been pretty snobby about me training through CBI. Will this be the case in TN too?
-Places to buy food. I am THRILLED to be near a Trader Joes! But our food budget will be tight so other ways to get good healthy food at a good price would be a life saver!
-Other natural/AP stores. We have a great little one where we are now so I'd love to know some in the Nashville area. While I try to order diapers and detergent (we use RnG) online there have been times I've needed to buy local.
-Chiropractors or other natural health providers. I'm undecided if we should establish ourselves with medical doctors or bypass them in favor of natural doctors. Suggestions on both would be excellent.
-Eventually, midwives. I am excited that midwives don't have to practice underground! I'd even love to find a way to take on some homebirth doula clients.
Anything else you think I should know?
Thanks in advance!
No help? :(
Too bad you aren't coming to clarksville instead. I have no answers for Nashville :(
Hi mmswife! I'm not a Nashville expert, but I can try to answer some of your questions. We just moved here in Feb. and have fallen in love with the city!
Food - We love The Turnip Truck. One is downtown on 12th and the other is in East Nashville. Their bulk item prices are excellent and even the prices on other items isn't too bad. They have organic apples for $1.49 a lb. We moved from Charlotte, NC, and the prices here seem waaaaay cheaper. We could never afford to buy what we buy here in TN while in NC. Also, the Farmer's Market downtown is great! We buy grass-fed/finished, no hormone, no antibiotic beef for $2.99 a lb. there. There are several different meat dealers at the market and tons of produce, homemade jams, etc. It's a BIG farmer's market. We also shop at Aldi for all the extra little things we can't get somewhere else. There are many different CSAs that you can join too.
Support Groups - There is an Attachment Parenting International support group that meets monthly in downtown Nashville. There is also one that meets in Mt. Juliet. There are a lot of homeschool support groups also.
Housing - That's the hardest one - the neighborhoods are hard to tag as either safe or dangerous, especially once you get closer to downtown. Hillsboro area near Vandy is beautiful, but expensive. Donelson area (about 10 min. from downtown) is very safe and cheap. They also have a commuter-rail train that takes you into downtown Nashville (www.musiccitystar.org). Avoid most of Antioch. East Nashville is cheap, but not always safe. There is some drug and gang activity. I don't know much about the west side of Nashville. Hendersonville to the north I've heard is nice. Overall, it's a city and there is crime It's just something you have to deal with when you live in a city. I would suggest using www.crimemapping.com and www.familywatchdog.us to figure out where you would feel safest. Right now, we're in an apartment by the airport. We're 10 min. from downtown. It's not super nice, but is does have low crime compared to other areas of the city. We plan on moving to either Donelson, Hermitage, or Mt. Juliet (last on our list though because of the drive to downtown) once our lease is up. The farther out you get (like Hermitage, Mt. Juliet, Brentwood, Franklin, etc.), the less crime, but then you have to deal with long commutes. Everything seems much closer and easier to get to though compared to where we moved from.
Health care providers - There are several different natural health providers in the area. There is a group in Franklin - a bit of a drive, but a lot of people like them. I can't suggest a chiropractor here, but I know that there are several. There are also homebirth midwives. Tender Beginnings Birth Services and Nashville Midwifery Services are two of them. The Farm (Ina May Gaskin) is about two hours away. There are two birthing centers, also both about two hours away - Natchez Trace and one in Cookeville.
Happy wife and blessed mama to three sweet girlies
-Doula groups. The one here is mostly DONA certified doulas and they have been pretty snobby about me training through CBI. Will this be the case in TN too?
-Eventually, midwives. I am excited that midwives don't have to practice underground! I'd even love to find a way to take on some homebirth doula clients.
I'm guessing you're just now getting here and getting settled in. Welcome! I'm a new transplant to Middle TN myself, having just arrived in February this year.
The Nashville area has some official and unofficial birth professional groups. The Nashville Birth Network chapter is "official" and not limited to doulas. (They have a Yahoo email group you can join without being a paid member of the chapter.) Then there are informal groups of doulas who meet to chat about birthy topics. :) There are a ton of doulas and childbirth educators in Nashville, at least as compared to where I'm from originally. The demand for doulas is high, but the supply of doulas is high as well.
So far, while I've been "welcomed" into the community by most, with some I feel like it has mostly been in word only. Everyone is "happy to meet me" and such, but I've felt that I'm being kept at arm's length. That could just be my perception, but I've been around this profession for 10 years and have seen this before. It's basically only a few people who I've received this from, but it's the ones who have the most influence and are protecting their territory. And this does happen to be a DONA town, so you may encounter that prejudice here, too.
That said, I've met many awesome birth ladies who have been genuinely happy to get to know me. Don't be discouraged!
The midwives come in two groups: the CNMs at Vanderbilt (affectionately known as Vandy) and the homebirth CPMs who are members of the TN Midwives Association. Both groups have a variety of personalities, of course, but I haven't heard anything yet to discourage me from recommending any of them.
And then there's me! ;) I'm a birth doula and childbirth educator. And although I am new here just like you, I'd be glad to help you out however I can and get you connected within the birth community.
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Since 2001 a number of laws, regulations, and policies have been introduced that have the effect of denying New Zealanders who settle in Australia under the Trans-Tasman Travel Arrangement many of the basic rights enjoyed by all other permanent residents. As a result of these changes, these people are ineligible for Australian citizenship (and thus cannot gain voting rights and public sector and defence employment) and are denied access to student loans, disability services, basic social welfare provisions, and a variety of other Commonwealth and state government services. Approximately 200,000 people who call Australia home are affected. The Department of Immigration estimates 60% of these will never be eligible for any pathway to Australian citizenship
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We call for the Parliament of the Commonwealth of Australia to pass legislation that would end these permanent and arbitrary restrictions. We request all current absolute restrictions be removed and replaced by a system under which rights and access to services are granted after reasonable waiting periods. Most importantly, we request that all New Zealanders of good character who have made Australia their home be given the option of naturalisation on the same grounds as other permanent residents, allowing them to fully participate in Australian society and play their part in the democratic process.
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Welcome to the Research Leadership Learning Podcast from Dowling College's Research Leadership Learning Center.
On this podcast we explore many fields of knowledge related to leadership in social agencies, bringing you conversations with teachers, principals, superintendents and others working in and around the Long Island region, including Dowling faculty and Dowling doctoral candidates. By sharing research and knowledge from the field, we hope to develop a profound human awareness among leaders of social agencies in Nassau and Suffolk Counties and beyond.
Posted Tuesday, April 14, 2009. Total length: 22:20
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Dr. Rich Bernato speaks with Dr. Thomas Mangano, former principal from East Meadow, on Response to Intervention (RTI). Their conversation covers the methods behind RTI, its connection to No Child Left Behind (NCLB), challenges for school leaders and implications for staff development.
- Fuchs, D., & Fuchs, L. (2006). Introduction to response to intervention: What, why, and how valid is it? Reading Research Quarterly, 41(1), 93-9. (PDF from www.reading.org)
- National Center on Response to Intervention
- Questions and Answers on Response to Intervention (RTI) and Early Intervening Services (EIS) from the U.S. Department of Education
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The aim of the module is to study EU competition rules and practice in an economic context. The module will analyse the fundamental provisions of EU competition law in particular Articles 101 and 102 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU) and the EC Merger Regulation and will be case-law focused. We will also take a comparative law perspective and we will provide examples from cases in other major non-EU jurisdictions (such as the United States, China, Japan) as well as some EU Member States' jurisdictions (e.g. the UK, Germany, France) that highlight the specificity of the European approach in competition law. This is particularly important as EU competition law has served as the main model for many other competition law regimes in the world. A thorough understanding of all areas of EU competition law will provide students from other jurisdictions a valuable perspective on their own competition law regimes.
The course is taught by a leading academic and a leading practitioner with a significant experience in the public and private enforcement of competition law. Guest lecturers from policy and practice will also provide an interesting practice-oriented perspective.
The module will cover vertical and horizontal agreements, abuses of market power, merger control policy and practice.
Having successfully completed the module, students will be able to demonstrate a critical knowledge of substantive issues in EU competition law with particular focus on:
1. Introduction to Competition law and policy:
2. How do economic concepts fit in legal system? (I) Distinction Article 101 and Article 102
3. Market definition and Market Power
4. How do economic concepts fit in legal system? (II)
5. How is EU Competition Law enforced under Regulation 1/2003
6. Cartels
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10. Horizontal Mergers (I)
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15. Unilateral practices: refusal to supply, refusal to license and margin squeeze
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Baudline is a time-frequency browser designed for scientific visualization of the spectral domain. Signal analysis is performed by Fourier, correlation, and raster transforms that create colorful spectrograms with vibrant detail. Conduct test and measurement experiments with the built in function generator, or play back audio files with a multitude of effects and filters. The baudline signal analyzer combines fast digital signal processing, versatile high speed displays, and continuous capture tools for hunting down and studying elusive signal characteristics.
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China's answer to Amazon and eBay could surpass the $US16 billion Facebook raised in 2012, people familiar with its thinking said, in a listing expected for the second half of this year. Alibaba's filing with US regulators could come as soon as next month.
Recent private trades in its convertible bonds have valued Alibaba in the region of $US120 billion, compared to Amazon's $US171 billion market capitalisation and eBay's $US73 billion valuation. A successful offering could yet eclipse Visa's $US18 billion IPO as the largest ever in the US. The choice of New York for the e-commerce powerhouse's highly anticipated listing is a blow to Hong Kong, where market authorities were divided over whether to amend their rules after a fight between the head of the exchange and Alibaba's leadership.
Alibaba's senior management wanted to retain voting control over board appointments and other matters after a listing, but decided that the US offered more flexible rules on shareholder structures than Hong Kong.
Credit Suisse and Morgan Stanley are working with Alibaba on the listing plans under the code name "Avatar", one person added. Both banks declined to comment. Alibaba said it had not hired underwriters, selected a venue or set a timetable for its IPO.
Simpson Thacher will be legal counsel to Alibaba on the offering, while underwriters will work with Sullivan & Cromwell, people familiar with the situation said. The law firms declined to comment, but the IPO will provide a bonanza of fees for advisers. The IPO will raise the international profile of Jack Ma, a cult figure in China since he founded Alibaba in his flat in 1999.
The former English teacher and translator stepped back as chief executive last year to focus on problems including Chinese pollution, but remains executive chairman.
The listing is also being closely watched by investors in Yahoo! and SoftBank, Alibaba's two largest outside shareholders, whose shares have soared in the past year amid rising expectations for the IPO. Yahoo paid $US1 billion for 40 per cent in 2005, asking Mr Ma to run its China operations in return. It has since reduced its stake. Bankers said Alibaba could no longer wait for a resolution on share structure in Hong Kong as discussions have dragged on.
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The Big Chopper
Wood chopping and fishing a very low Drava, making the most out of very short daylight hours! Christ it will soon be the shortest day and Christmas – what happened to the summer? Hard to believe that it hasn't snowed yet, I'm sure it would have done so had there been any moisture around. So I'm living on borrowed time, chopping as much wood as I can for the winter and (hopefully) next summer as well!
Living in a ski-suit
I made the decision, this year, to not live under bridges on a diet of raw apples and roadside blackberries, but instead to have a couple of months of hard work, designing tackle, so that I can get rich quick and return to sunnier climes a prince, or duke or a king maybe. In the meantime I've finally finished Latohegy, all apart from the water heating system which involves soldering copper, a task which is, of course, completely impossible. When I say "finished" I am referring only to the inside, and to the inside of the cabin at that. I'm not referring to the cellar, the outside bath, the pizza oven and seating area, the outdoor flytying room, the ten miles of fence, the vineyards, the three lakes (one of which is for casting, the other two containing large black bass), the mermaid statue water fountains, the house I'm actually going to live in or any of the other things that will prevent me fishing or fucking 24hrs/day.
But even so, it's comes as both relief and surprise to have finished something that I started, and since I can't recall ever being in this position before, I went fishing…
A foggy Hungary.
The Journey Continues…
It's hard to find the time to write this now that full on fishing has commenced. I'm wrecked after a very tough gorge.. ready for bed wrecked and tomorrow will be all go once again. Dad arrived on Tuesday and we fished yesterday and today. Yesterday was on an easy river with lots of 2-3lb rainbows and browns. A good place to get the NZ fundamentals sharpened up. Dad did that successfully. Today was more like a military training exercise through a gorge. There was a lot more water in it than 5 weeks ago and that made it seriously hard going. Scrambling through dense bush, deep crossings and rock climbing was the order of the day. As the day progressed more emphases was put on getting out of the gorge than fishing and some opportunities were missed as a result. We had a couple hard earned fish.
Chris Dore, Greg Milo Elliot and myself spent a day chasing rainbows and browns. I did no good but the lads had a couple each. I lost a very big brown on a streamer and Chris missed a big fella on a dry… Twice!
I met up with Camo Guy a few days ago as planned. We fished on one of my favourite waters. Guy fished for half the day a took pictures for the other half, unfortunately I don't have his photo's! I do have my own though. I had a spectacular day! I made very few mistakes and caught lots of big fish.
I picked up John O Malley's Nissan Terrano from Mossburn and drove it to Fairlie to meet Dad on Tuesday. There seems to be a problem with fuel consumption. 400ks cost 130nzd. I might have solved the problem simply by putting the correct air pressure in the tires! I'll know for sure when I take it for another decent drive in 5 weeks..
Kevin Alexander and Myself took our boat "Daltona" out for a spin last night. She is still going like a rocket and a pleasure to fish from.
Dad and I are going to fish a lake tomorrow before heading to Buscot Backpackers tomorrow night. Guy will be there too. We may drink some wine and eat crackers with fancy blue cheese.
Ronan.. (stuntman)
It's All About to Happen!
I've been tied up with some non fishing stuff lately but that's over now! Fishing every day starts tomorrow. Chris and I are going to chase a few rainbows. Hopefully they'll be well recovered after spawning. My Dad, Joe, arrives on Tuesday and I can tell you he's not coming to see the sights. We will be on the water every day and a few nights too. I'll be catching up with Camo Guy pretty soon. He's been catching some big searun browns. I've caught very few searuns in NZ so it's time I changed that. For the next 2 months I'll be travelling the length and breadth of the South Island fishing both known and new waters. I'll also be meeting old friends and hopefully making some new one's. Exciting times!
On another note, If anyone is planning a trip to NZ this season and needs a 4×4 then contact me. I know of a proper NZ machine for rent at a very reasonable rate.
Tight lines all.. Stuntman Ronan..
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Schedule Unveiled
Highlighted by eight home matches and the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Tournament at Avery Aquatic Center, the Stanford men's water polo program has unveiled its 2017 schedule.
Legend Bids Farewell
Five-time Olympian Tony Azevedo ends his legendary career with USA Water Polo with a final match at Stanford.
Tony Azevedo caps water polo career at Stanford in USA's loss to Croatia
Tony Azevedo had no visions of going out like Kobe Bryant Sunday afternoon at Avery Aquatic Center like some were hoping for.
Roundup: Tony Azevedo bids farewell to Team USA
Five-time Olympian Tony Azevdeo will play his final game with Team USA on Sunday afternoon against Croatia, fittingly, at Stanford
Tony Azevedo Retirement Game
Men's water polo legend Tony Azevedo will play his final game for Team USA on June 11 at Stanford's Avery Aquatic Center. The water polo icon will officially retire at the conclusion of the match.
Stanford Invitational This Weekend
STANFORD, Calif. – Stanford men's water polo will host the Stanford Invitational this weekend at Avery Aquatic Center.


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The Educational Institute of Scotland said raids were "harrowing" for families and left children distressed when fellow pupils disappeared.
The union has also called for the closure of the Dungavel detention centre in South Lanarkshire.
Two specialist teams are being set up to deal with asylum applications after concerns were raised in Scotland.
Immigration is reserved to the UK Government and the Scottish Executive has no power to act in the matter.
However, First Minister Jack McConnell is understood to be concerned about the impact on families and children and Scotland's Children's Commissioner Kathleen Marshall has accused the state of "terrorising" children.
A number of schools across Scotland have contacted the EIS concerned about the damage dawn raids do to pupils and the school community.
These include Shawlands Academy in Glasgow, where pupils told the head teacher a girl had been taken to Dungavel following a dawn raid.
'Humane treatment'
Students and teachers at Drumchapel High School in the city have also campaigned for improved rights for asylum seeker children, particularly when they are preparing for exams.
EIS general secretary Ronnie Smith said: "There has to be a better and a more humane way to treat these people.
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"It leaves terrible scars for pupils and teachers when these children suddenly 'disappear' overnight.
"The continued use of dawn raids and the detention of asylum seekers in Dungavel is a shame on our country, and we must continue to fight this policy until the government finally sees the light and begins to treat these people with dignity and respect."
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Who doesn't like Chinese food? Whether it's a sitdown-style restaurant, ordering take-out or visiting one of the many buffet-style Chinese establishments in town, I usually order Chinese food for myself at least a couple of times a month. I love it, but I don't know if I like it as much to write a song about it.
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Ben Moody Speaks Out
this isn't 2003 go away
um you're a little late my friend
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holy shit, could he possibly have posted something longer?
jesus. that's one hell of a wall of text. I reeeeeeeeally can't be bothered to read that.
poor guy still thinks he/evanescence is still relevant
Had a feeling she was a bitch. Whatever, We are The Fallen slay hard.
Digging: Lowdown Da Sinista - Coming For Your Soul
i couldn't care less to be honest ben moody
This thread is better than the news.
Since when did Evanescense get their own message board?
I thought the band died years ago.
And we're supposed to care.
Ben who?
Ben Moody comes out would have made a better article.
Bed Moody comes in your face would have been better still
Oh yes.
ben moody is moody.
the one thing that IS sorta cool/interesting/not a complete waste of time:
I went quietly and peacefully. Evanescence didn't miss a single show. There was absolutely no argument over rights and ownership. I owned 50% of the trademark and property value of the now very valuable brand of Evanescence. I gave it to Amy free and clear. I asked for no buyout, no negotiations. Just a clean break.
Yeah, he fucked up. Can't believe I read the whole thing. That's 10 minutes of my life I'll never have back. Oh well. At least I got paid.
Wow...I read all of that and most if it was the same thing. However, gotta give the guy the credit he deserves. He's right.
Ben moody is an ironic name.
i am 12 and what is this
Cant's say I care for either band, but if everything he wrote is true, I think its very admirable what he did.
I would love to get head from Ben Mo-..... I MEAN, Amy Lee. Yeah, Amy Lee! I said Amy Lee
It's a wall of text, but it's actually pretty interesting if you read it. He keeps stressing over and over that he just left everything he's even done in Evanescence with no arguments at all just so that it could continue. He seems like a really nice, reasonable guy. I'm not a fan of WATF but it's something he's doing for himself, so good for him.
I've been interested in the new Evanescence album for awhile, but it's taking so long to be released I'm losing interest. Amy claimed there would be Bjork influences and a lot of other crazy shit so who knows...it could be cool.
Cool story, bro(yeah, i'm not reading that).
"I gave it to Amy free and clear. I asked for no buyout, no negotiations. Just a clean break."
I'd give it to Amy for free..
I'd give it to Amy for free..
anybody here still even listen to that old cd?
"anybody here still even listen to that old cd?"
Yeah, every now and then when i cook a meal... which is not often.
'cause i'm broooooooooooooooooooooooken
and i'm loooooooooooooooooonesome
Amy's head looks like a lightbulb. Also, Jesus hates her.
Never been a big Evanescence fan, but this guy has a good head about him. Props to him.
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Dan, who was named as one of the top Food Bloggers of 2011, was kind enough to share one of his favorite recipes with us. It's simple, easy to make and absolutely delicious. I recommend you try it and go back to SaltShaker for more tasty tidbits from Dan.
1/4 Chicken breasts, pounded flat
1/2 cup flour
1 egg, beaten with 2 tablespoons milk
1/2 cup breadcrumbs
1/4 cup grated pecorino (or parmesan)
1/2 cup olive oil
1 small can plum tomatoes – peeled, whole or crushed
4 garlic cloves, thinly sliced
12 green olives, pitted and sliced
1 fresh jalapeño, sliced
2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
2 sprigs fresh parsley, 1 sprig fresh thyme, 8 basil leaves (more or less), all removed from stems and roughly chopped
salt and pepper to taste
Make a mixture of the breadcrumbs and cheese. Dip the chicken pieces in flour, then in beaten egg, then in the breadcrumb mixture.
Heat olive oil in a pan big enough to accommodate the chicken breasts. Fry until lightly browned on both sides. Add the tomatoes, garlic, peppers, and vinegar to the pan and continue to cook for a few minutes until the chicken is done. Add the herbs, adjust seasoning to taste with salt and pepper, and serve. Really good accompanied by creamy polenta.


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BIRDS of Tokyo have just finished playing a noon acoustic set to a leading commercial radio network's conference at Melbourne's Docklands, but in their makeshift dressing room, vocalist Ian Kenny and guitarist Adam Spark are focused on what really matters: why Luke Skywalker looks so different from one Star Wars film to the next, the inadvisable decision to have a CGI Jabba the Hutt, and which characters should return for 2015's Star Wars sequel. In other words, they are geeking out.
This might be just another Saturday night in certain share houses, but it's not what you expect from a group who appear poised to inherit Powderfinger's mantle as the country's leading rock band, especially one that has made passionate intensity their trademark. Where are the serious men who make yearning anthems such as Plans and the recent top-five single Lanterns?
''They are far too busy for this stuff,'' Kenny replies, sipping from a cup of tea.
''They just sit in a room, face-to-face, reading books and going 'Hmmmm' occasionally,'' Spark adds.
The truth is that with their fourth album, March Fires, the follow-up to the self-titled 2010 record that sold more than 100,000 copies in this country, Birds of Tokyo have looked to move on from those expectations. The Perth expatriates - Kenny lives in Melbourne, Spark Sydney - are still recognisable on March Fires, but towering choruses have been joined by stern chants while fractured frequencies have supplanted swaths of melody. The band sound leaner and disciplined.
''We found a way to approach the songs with just enough melody to keep it singular and connective,'' Kenny says. ''The last record proved that we can layer melody upon melody, but we didn't this time because we wanted to focus in on the song.''
Part of the subtle transformation stems from line-up changes. In 2011, bassist Adam Jackson, who had been with the group since it began in 2004, left the band. Kenny, Spark and drummer Adam Weston replaced him with Sugar Army's Ian Berney and made keyboardist Glenn Sarangapany, a long-time collaborator, a fully fledged band member.
When the revised Birds of Tokyo began working on what would become March Fires a year ago, the initial instrumental tracks had a gospel feel, suggesting a communal experience. That was developed so that on the finished album the themes are of the struggle to connect, both in terms of individuals and as a society. On a song such as This Fire the struggle of a couple in love and a city engaged in public protest intermingle.
''The greatest thing we can do as songwriters is to connect with people. It's one of the hardest things to do but when you get it right it's amazing,'' Kenny says. ''On the last record we connected people via being a rock band with big choruses and big melodies - it demanded attention. On this one we've got completely different results.''
The outside perception is that Birds of Tokyo have somehow made it, achieving a mythical level of wealth and recognition, but Kenny and Spark are adamant about the reality. ''These days everyone wants to know everything,'' Spark sighs. ''There are things you hear about yourself all the time - although I'm no Justin Bieber - and you can just get online and read something crazy and go, 'What are these people on?'''
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- Gianthold - Morksarn's Mess
- The Harbor - The Leaky Dinghy · The Wayward Lobster
- House Deneith - Anvilfire Inn · Hammersmith's Inn
- House Jorasco - Drowning Sorrows Tavern · Open Palm Inn
- House Kundarak - Belly up Tavern · Ever Full Flagon
- House Phiarlan - Bogwater Tavern · Golden Wing Inn
- Korthos Village - Wavecrest Tavern
- Meridia - The Windswept Oasis
- The Marketplace - The Rusty Nail · Phoenix Tavern · The Portable Hole
- Smuggler's Rest - Rook's Gambit (only available during the Crystal Cove event, unless bound there)
- The Twelve - Adept's Rest
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At inns you regenerate both your hit points and spell points over time. The base rate is the same slow rate as in the rest of the city (2 HP + 5 SP per 6 seconds, or 4 HP + 10 SP if you have the Blessing of the Silver Flame permanent favor reward effect), but you also have the option of buying food (for hp) and drink (for sp) from the Bartender (see Rations). Food and drink greatly increase your recovery rate for a minute or so or until you leave the inn.
Inns also recharge all your items and abilities as if you had rested. This happens once per minute for as long as you remain inside the inn.
Finally, inns allow Clerics, Rangers, Artificers, Wizards, and Paladins to change which spells they have prepared.
Each inn has a Spirit Binder you can talk to set that inn as your bind point, free of charge. You will respawn at that inn upon dying and releasing your spirit until you change your bind point again. The command "/resloc" will show where your current bind point is.
There are many quests at inns, so they're a good place to look for them, especially since quest-giving NPCs inside inns are not indicated on the outside map.
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Simple Salmon Patties
Need a fast, easy dinner? Make these simple salmon patties. Pair them with rice topped with black beans or cheese grits and spinach.Submitted by JANEINE
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Haeger Potteries
The Haeger Potteries company was begun by David H. Haeger in 1871. The firm that began as a brickyard in Dundee, Illinois continues to this day as one of the few remaining large-scale manufacturers of industrial artware.
The firm began producing artware in 1914, and the contributions of former Fulper employee Martin Stangl to its success is probably incalculable. While Haeger produced a less expensive product than Fulper (by using a lighter clay body and high gloss, low-fire glazes), there is an undeniable similarity between the early products of the two firms.
Haeger pottery has not kept pace value-wise with the products of its former competitors (like Red Wing and Hull). This is somewhat undeserved. Haeger vases and figurals often have modeling and glaze quality of great invention and skill. While the Art Deco designs of Royal Hickman have always attracted some attention, the pre-Hickman era Haeger pottery is particularly undervalued, especially the ware designed for the the Arts & Crafts market.
The only book about Haeger to date is Collecting Royal Haeger by Lee Garmon and Doris Frizzell. The book is useful primarily for its reproduction of catalog pages. L-W Books will publish a volume on Haeger this fall by David Dilley. Joe Paradis will author a Haeger for Schiffer in 1997 which hopefully will fill in many gaps about the company.
-Nicol Knappen, October, 1996
Haeger was the feature pottery at a special one day exhibit sponser by the association in conjunction with its annual show & sale.
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