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Cloverfield reviews are coming in and are generally … Read more
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Despite some anticipation of weakening U.S. consumer confidence, PC shipment growth here nearly doubled between the third and fourth quarters of 2007, to reach 8.8 percent, according to IDC's Worldwide Quarterly PC Tracker report released Wednesday.
Dell actually expanded its market share in the fourth quarter, after a string of disappointing quarters while it reshuffled its ranks and its product lineup. Dell used momentum derived from its new retail push to drive its shipments up by more than 15 percent in the quarter--growth far ahead of the rest of the U.S. The Texas PC maker finished … Read more
Apple doesn't need any accessories to validate its station as a cultural mainstay. But if it did, what better indication could there be than a desk designed specifically for the Macintosh?
Heckler Design says its "OneLessDesk" has multiple uses but still saves space as the lower "deck" can be stowed under the top when not in use, according to BornRich. Can it be used for non-Apple computers as well? Of course, but that wouldn't take advantage of the ready-made branding that comes with any product claiming to be made for the Mac. And when … Read more
For all the doom and gloom in technology spending in the United States and Western Europe, IBM's results suggest that there's a world of opportunity in emerging markets. IBM reported stellar earnings - three days ahead of schedule - but it's where the growth is coming from that is most interesting. Writes the Wall Street Journal:
IBM Chief Executive Officer Samuel J. Palmisano, said in a prepared statement that the improvement was "led by strong operational performance in Asia, Europe and emerging countries." IBM said it will report revenue for the quarter of $28.9 billion, up 10% from the year earlier level and about $1 billion above analysts' estimates. About six points of the gain came from currency translation, reflecting the decline in value of the dollar against the Euro and other currencies.… Read more
In a study that could make marketing managers and salespeople rub their hands with glee, scientists have used brain-scanning technology to shed new light on the old adage, "You get what you pay for."
Researchers from the California Institute of Technology and Stanford's business school have directly seen that the sensation of pleasantness that people experience when tasting wine is linked directly to its price. And that's true even when, unbeknownst to the test subjects, it's exactly the same Cabernet Sauvignon with a dramatically different price tag.
Specifically, the researchers found that with the higher … Read more
She's turning 21 in April this year, so it's apparently time for a change.
Ending her three-year run with Canon, Maria Sharapova today pledged her allegiance to Sony Ericsson. Besides undertaking a series of new consumer-brand campaigns off the court, the international tennis star will also be working with the Japanese-Swedish company's designers on "a range of products and accessories," according to the press release.
And guess what phone she's using now? The Sony Ericsson W350i. What did you expect?
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If you're a brand devotee to a certain electronics brand then CES and other trade shows are for you, stop your career now and get a vendoring job. Usually, most retailers usually group products by type, not brand. Thus breaking the brand's presence up in stores thus forcing companies to package their products even more boldy. Reverse that and you have CES, so here you can really buy into the 'lifestyle' of the brand (or are subjected to it before you move on to the next booth). So you have newly emerging companies like Sorny along side Sony … Read more
Q: How many feminists does it take to change a lightbulb?
A: That's not funny.
OK, getting that out of the way, let me tell you about the greatest marketing campaign since "The Wow Starts Now."
You see, Microsoft, known for its riotous sense of humor, thought it would try its hand of parody, creating a Colbert-like investigative report about whether servers belong in the office or in the home to promote the Windows Home Server. There's a whole series of larger than life posters here at the Consumer Electronics Show.
The problem is, the attempted parody ultimately reinforces all the stereotypes about moms, domesticity, and the so-called "Mommy Wars" that writers and activists are working really hard to erase.… Read more
Isn't it interesting how trends are made? "One of the things I like about trends is that they seem so easy -- Blue is the color of 2008! GenY likes health food!" observes Stacey Gillar. Coupling the disparate ("Chic Trash"), pushing an already extreme concept to the extreme ("Radical Transparency"), or simply announcing the advent of something "new" ("Nouvelle Vague," "Nouveau Niche," etc.) are some of the flourishing categories. Or you simply repackage an old concept.
"RenGen," short for Renaissance Generation and the title of … Read more
With the dust-up this week about Intel leaving the fold of OLPC, it got me to thinking: Will One Laptop Per Child become the TiVo of PCs for emerging markets? In other words, they spark the revolution but gain relatively little from it.
TiVo of course almost single-handidly created the DVR category and market. Their technology was very well executed, they created a user experience that is still unparalleled in terms of ease and joy of use, and with continual roll-out of innovative capabilities that kept stretching the definition of the product.
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Topic: Does Anyone? Posted: 01 May 2012 at 9:57am |
Does anyone ever read a post with the outcome that in the future, they may or have changed their venue, and found theyve missed so much for many years?
This thought came about from someone I work alogside, that had been going to Spain for the last 40 years or so 60+ set in their ways and me going on about Greece and how wede found it many many years ago after going Spain.
Theyve just come back from a week in Athens.
They hadnt told me they were going as Ide have gone on and on about this coffee shop that taverna and where to shop.
pleased to say they loved the place, the people, the atmosphere, and quote "wished wede listened to you years ago "theyve booked Agistri after going on a day trip from Pireaus"
They had got a terrific deal through their local travel agent in Manchester, flight, 3 star+ in the centre of Athens but did their own thing after the first 3 days as the tours became predictable, this site, then perticular cafe, obvious the rep got a back hander and not with to T/O choice ille bet. They ended up in Pireaus after listening to the hotel porter who had a "friend" in the port the old just ask for Spiros the shipping agent type of assistance But it worked for them ...
They took "Spiros:s advice and thats how they ended up on Agistri.
Well another convert to Greece allbeit not Corfu but hey Ille work on that for next year.
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I loved Agistri when we went there some years back but I think it is probably somewhere where you do not go to every year.. It is very small LOL
So you have every chance of persuading them to try Corfu next time. After all they can fly direct, no long ride from Athens Airport to Pireas!! |
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Posted: 03 May 2012 at 8:48am |
Agistri is very beautiful. The view, when you arrive on the ferry, is breathtaking! Wonderful beaches, nice people. But, as you say SusieH, it is very small & the ferry journey is very tedious.
Personally, we like to get to our resort quickly and settle in, although we are glad we tried Agistri, but prefer to stick to Corfu.
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Yeah I had been harping on about Kassiopi to friends for years and like your friend they went to Corfu last year to Sidari and spent a day in Kassiopi he he Guess what there going with me to Kassiopi this year and THEY have never stopped talking about it since they got back ANOTHER CONVERT.
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Posted: 03 May 2012 at 1:56pm |
Glad you have some friends with excellent taste Alehouse,
I am a southerner on Corfu myself as we have our Greek home there
stopfordian like yourself UK
Kassiopi wins my vote every time ..
Hope they really enjoy
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Posted: 03 May 2012 at 2:06pm |
Oh thats for sure but I fear I may be the tour guide for the first couple of days there. It will only be my 30th time there so I know it a little.
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Haha, all the time.
We've booked flights to Corfu for 10 days on the 23rd July. I havent booked any accomodation because I can't make a decision on which resort to stay in. Every time I read a forum, or view some pictures on trip advisor I change my mind. I have a friend who swears by Sidari and visits every year. This was my original resort of choice but I'm not sure if its too commercial for my taste. Every time I read a post I change my mind, and I'm getting panicky because its only 11 weeks until we go and we have nowhere to stay. I've been to Greece many times growing up and always rave on about my preferences for it over other places. However, its been a long time since I went to Corfu with my parents so I thought we'd give it another shot. There's me, my partner and our 6 year old daughter, so if anyone has any recommendations to put stop to my indecisiveness then it would be a god-send. Stuck between Kassiopi, Roda, Paleo, but open to anything!!! Thanks in advance :-)
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I would say Kassiopi every time. Each year we hire a car and go to other resorts North, East, South and West, some two or three times over the years ,including Roda, Paleo. But each time we get back to Kass we turn to each other and say Naaaaar. Stick to Kass. It's just like coming HOME
Keep taking your, take a holiday in kassiopi pills. L.1.G
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Posted: 05 May 2012 at 10:07am |
Given the choice its Roda for us every time. Kassiopi is too much like Sidari. Roda is peaceful the beaches are great and most important safe for children
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Well Im 60 next year so my daughter, her husband and our granddaughter are coming. We have been asking them to come for years but they like places like China, Canada ect We have been taking our granddaughter since she was 5 she is now 15 and loves Corfu, bet you they will fall in love with Corfu they cant fail not to love it. Now all I need is to find somewhere to stay thinking of a villa this time for my birthday
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When i arrived, no body was there. I book a single room, but thea are not any single rooms in Santa. I get a number from a neighbor. The owner took me to a anothet hotel in a another locality. There i had to wait for a onther hour, then i get a chamber without a toilette a shower. !!!!!!!!
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Somebody said "Nothing is as it seems with this Santa Claus business" and it is 100% true. They have three different locations, but they don't tell you in advance where you will be staying, so when you get to Arco San Pietro (the address they give), you have to call them and then go back and move around the city, following a hostel guy who doesn't speak English. The place we stayed at, next to the Cathedral, was clean, although quite noisy.
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The breakfast was mouldy green yogurt, the room was just a room in a local apartment block bL atmosphere or anyway to meet people. The Bed was clean though! The location could also be anywhere as nothing is what it seems with this Santa Claus business
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The hostel moved us around to much. Not a good area. No wifi. Only good thing was aircon!
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I was charged more than I was due to pay, as the staff did not bother to look for my reservation. But the worst was that the adress they give is not right. You find a closed door when you arrive, and you have to call, so if you decide to book this place, make sure your phone is working. I think they should try and find a reasonable solution to this problem, as you don't normally want to walk an extra 15 minutes when you arrive at night in a strange place with luggage. Very poor organisation.
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In Fever 1793 by Laurie Halse Anderson, the main character Mattie (a.k.a Matilda) faces and experiences the fever epidemic of 1793. Her friend Polly dies, and soon her mother is sick in bed and she is forced to flee to the country with her grandfather but on the way grandfather gets sick and... read more
Mattie Cook is just a normal kid that lives above the family coffeehouse with her mother and grandfather. When one of the kitchen helpers dies of yellow fever, her mother makes Mattie stay in the house and debates sending her to the country where the air is pure. The small outbreak turns... read more (warning: may contain spoilers)
"I threw my arms around him and planted a big kiss on his cheek. He pulled back in surprise. "Do you do that whenever the president comes into town? If so, then I'll take a job working for him."Nathaniel Benson and Mattie Cook
"I had to taste the candy, of course, to make sure it was not stale. I was so vigilant that I tasted several pieces."Mattie Cook
Each chapter has a date and a quote.
1. August 16th, 1793 "The city of Philadelphia is perhaps one of the wonders of the world." -Lord Adam Gordon Journal Entry, 1765
2. August 16th, 1793 "the first and most principal to be, a perfect skill and knowledge in cookery...because it is a duty well belonging to women." -Gervase Markham The English House Wife, 1668
3. August 16th, 1793 "Oh then, the hands of the pitiful Mother prepared her Child's body for the grave..." -Letter of Margaret Morris Philadelphia, 1793
4. August 16th, 1793 "Diet Bread: One pound sugar, 9 eggs, beat for an hour, add to 14 ounces flour, teaspoon rosewater, one teaspoon cinnamon or coriander, bake quick." -Amelia Simmons American Cookbook, 1796
5. August 24th, 1793 "A low voice and soft address are the common indications of a well-bred woman." -Hannah More The Young Lady Abroad or Affectionate Advice on the Social and Moral Habits of Females, 1777
6. August 30th, 1793 "Directions to the housemaid: Always when you sweep a room, throw a little wet sand all over it, and that will gather up all the flue and dust." -Hannah Glasse The Art of Cookery, 1747
7. August 30th, 1793 "Wit is the most dangerous talent you can possess. It must be guarded with great discretion and good-nature, otherwise it will create you many enemies." -John Gregory A Father's Legacy to His Daughters, 1774
8. September 2nd, 1793 "<I> smelled the breath of death for the first time since all this hardship began, <and> was scared." -Diary of J. Henry C. Helmith Philadelphia, 1793
9. September 2nd, 1793 "He's the best physician that knows the worthlessness of most medicines." -Benjamin Franklin Poor Richard's Almanac, 1733
10. September 6th, 1793 "The patient is to be placed in a large empty tub, and two buckets full of water, of the temperature 75 or 80 degrees Fahrenheit's thermometer,...are to be thrown on him." -Dr. Adam Kuhn Philadelphia, 1793
11. September 7th, 1793 "Great numbers of the citizens have shut up their houses and fled into the country..." -Letter of Ebenezer Hazard Philadelphia, 1793
12. September 8th, 1793 "Our inhumane neighbors, instead of sympathizing with us tauntingly proclaim the healthfulness of their own cities..." -Letter of Ebenezer Hazard Philadelphia, 1793
13. September 10th, 1793 "American ladies require a peculiar mode of education." -Dr. Benjamin Rush Speech to the Young Ladies Academy of Philadelphia
14. September 13th-20th, 1793 "Hot, dry winds forever blowing,/Dead men to the grave-yards going:/Constant hearses,/Funeral verses;/Oh! what plagues-there is no knwoing!" -Philip Freneau Pestilence:Written During the Prevalence of a Yellow Fever, 1793
15. September 22nd, 1793 "Wives were deserted by husbands, and children by parents. The chambers of diseases were deserted, and the sick were left to die of negligennce. None could be found to remove the lifeless bodies. Their remains, suffered to decay by piecemeal, filled the air with deadly exhalations, and added tenfold to the devastation." -Charles Brockden Brown Arthur Mervyn; or Memoirs of the Year 1793
16. September 24th, 1793 "He who sitteth upon the Pale Horse, He whose name is Death, will be sent through the streets of Philadelphia." -Quaker prophecy Philadelphia, 1793
17. September 14th, 1793 "I cannot anticipate nor limit the period, when the devastation and horror too long experienced in this miserable place will have an end." -Letter of John Walsh, clerk Philadelphia, 1793
18. September 25th, 1793 "I think the malady is becoming more alarming, more than one-half <of Philadelphia> has emigrated." -Letter of John Walsh, clerk Philadelphia, 1793
19. September 26th, 1793 "Shafts of death fly closer and closer to us everyday." -Dr. Benjamin Rush Letter, 1793
20. September 27th, 1793 "Doctors raving and disputing, death's plae army still recruitin'." -Philip Freneau Pestilence:Written During the Prevalence of a Yellow Fever, 1793
21. September 27th, 1793 "...at other places we found a parent dead, and none but little innocent babes to be seen, whose ignorance led them to think their parent was asleep..." -Richard Allen and Absalom Jones A Narrative of the Proceedings of the Black People During the Late Awful Calamity in Philadelphia in the Year 1793
22. September 27th, 1793 "Yeseterday was the worst day yet. Even those who are not sick have eyes tinged with yellow. More doctors are ill and dying." -Dr. Benjamin Rush Letter, 1793
23. September 28th, 1793 "There is great distress in the city for want of cash. Friendship is nearly entirely banished from the city." -Dr. Benjamin Rush Letter, 1793
24. October 1st, 1793 "We set out to see where we could be useful-The black people were looked to. We then offered our services in the public papers, by advertising that we would remove the dead and procure nurses." -Richard Allen and Absalom Jones A Narrative of the Proceedings of the Black People During the Late Awful Calamity in Philadelphia in the Year 1793
25. October 14th, 1793 "All is thick and melancholy gloom." -Letter of Dr. Benjamin Rush Philadelphia, 1793
26. October 23rd, 1793 "I think there is now that kind of weather fermenting which we so much want and has often been wished for." -Letter of John Walsh, clerk Philadelphia, 1793
27. October 30th, 1793 "Blessed be God in the change of weather. The disease visibly and universally declines." -Dr. Benjamin Rush Letter, 1793
28. November 10th, 1793 "Many stores are lately opened and the city exhibits a scene of increasing trade and bustle." -Letter of John Walsh, clerk Philadelphia, 1793
29. November 10th, 1793 "The yellow fever the growth of great cities in our nation." -Thomas Jefferson Letter to Dr. Benjamin Rush, 1800
Epilogue- December 11th, 1793 "...<We> are devoutly to acknowledge that kind Providence...hath restored our city to its useful state of health and prosperity." -Petition of Citizens to the Council of Philadelphia
This should book should be considered for middle grade. Appropriate grades levels from a mature 4th grader and up. This is a great book if you would like your child to read about at time in history that was very influential to American history. This book is a great example of historical fiction. Would be a great read aloud book with your child. Some deaths/ gory parts. Grade Level Equivalent: 7.6 Lexile® measure: 580L DRA: 60
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May 14, 2013 — Last Monday the California Supreme Court ruled city and county governments could ban medical marijuana dispensaries despite the state law allowing citizens with medical marijuana recommendations from their doctors that they may use the drug for relief of their symptoms.
The state's high court upheld trial court and appellate court decisions supporting the city of Riverside's ban of medical marijuana dispensaries it believed were a nuisance.
But the case before the supreme court isn't about medical marijuana per se — it's about a local government's ability to control land use through zoning laws. According to the state laws people may use medical marijuana if they receive a recommendation from the doctor. But the court ruled while the medical marijuana proposition allows patients to use the drug, cities and counties retain the right to make zoning decisions for their communities.
The state statutes that allow the use of medical marijuana are silent on the issue of dispensaries, and because of that silence, the supreme court ruled in favor of the city of Riverside. The statutes prohibit the prosecution and punishment of those who follow them and use a drug that is otherwise illegal under both state and federal law. That's as far as they go, and that's the basis of the court's ruling.
Medical marijuana has been a contentious issue even before the state's voters approved Proposition 215, the Compassionate Care Act, in 1996. Beginning in 1991, several cities and even the state legislature passed medical marijuana bills, but Governor Pete Wilson vetoed them.
Many citizens and government officials in Lassen County, especially those in law enforcement, opposed the proposition and subsequent laws believing they would basically legalize marijuana.
The Susanville City Council approved an ordinance banning medical marijuana dispensaries in 2005, and Lassen County approved a similar ordinance in 2010.
A careful reading of the ordinances reveal the legal advisors working for the city and the county did their homework and crafted these ordinances with the same reasoning followed by the supreme court justices.
While patients may have the right to use medical marijuana with a doctor's recommendation and given the wording of the law that allows the drug's use, the court's decision upholds the ordinances passed by the city of Susanville and Lassen County and their ability to ban medical marijuana dispensaries within their jurisdictions.
We are a community with a variety of state and federal agencies in our midst, two state prisons and a federal prison, so it's not unreasonable to expect many local residents would not want to discover a medical marijuana dispensary in their neighborhood. Many of these residents believe marijuana is a gateway drug that opens the door to a whole variety of social ills, and its use is a contributing factor to many of the crimes committed by those who serve sentences behind prison walls.
The supreme court's decision allows those who have a doctor's recommendation to legally smoke their marijuana without fear of prosecution as the law provides, and at the same time it allows communities the ability to ban what could be considered drug dens from opening for business and upsetting their local social order.
Given the perspective of many residents in our communities, the city of Susanville, Lassen County and the California Supreme Court each made the right decision.
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This is the bug that I captured in my bathroom this morning. It's huge and scary and gross, and I didn't want to kill it, because I was afraid I'd miss, and then the bug would be pissed off and try to hurt me. So I just put a martini glass on top of it, and then closed the bathroom door. I'm a big believer in the "ignore the problem and it goes away" theory. Because when I lived with someone else, they would go in the bathroom, see the bug martini, and dispose of it as they saw fit. Now, it seems the bathroom door will just remain closed forever, and I'm going to have to pee in the sink.
Any idea what kind of bug this is?
Anyone wanna come over and kill it for me?
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I have no screens on my windows, because apparently I'm supposed to buy them myself (wtf). About an hour ago, a huge bumble bee flew in and then wasn't smart enough to get out through the same opening. So I opened the window wide in order to shoe it back outside, and in my haste and desire not to get too close to it for fear of getting stung, I lost my balance standing on top of my radiator, fell off, managed not to die, but smacked my elbow the corner of a table and now I'm going to have a serious bruise. And it made me cry.
That was a long way of saying that when it comes to bugs, living alone does in fact blow. - 2:23 PM
- prettylawchick said...
Isn't that an earwig???
And don't feel bad...I spazzed out over a wasp the other night.
- Justice Moustache said...
Well done Grace. I wouldn't worry, you appear to have a firm handle on the situation... He looks pretty tired. And peeing in the sink sounds fun--it'll be just like living in the dorms again.
You should see some of the beasts I square off with in my apartment down here in the south once the weather warms up.
One request: the next time you drink a martini out of that glass, please take and post a picture. That is all. - 6:55 PM
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You can always donate the fella to:
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- J. Weezy said...
Please see my most recent posting for round 2.


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•'J Grumman Plans Credit Auto Collision Injures Three story on Page 3 N E WSGR AM Take Notice Two prominent local businessmen were injured last Thursday when a car operated by Robert I. Chapel, well known Bethpage resident, became involved in an accident ith another car operated by Mr. Nor-man C. Godfrey of South Broad-way, Hicksville, last Thursday night on Broadway, near Roose-velt Avenue, Hicksville. Mr. Godfrey, who operates the Godfrey Implement Company, lo-cated on Scewart and Central Avenues in Bethpage, had a pos-sible skull fracture, possible rib fracture, and a laceration of the left eye. Mrs. Lena Godfrey, who •was riding with Mr. Godfrey, at the time, has a possible skull fracture and lacerations of the face. Both were taken to Meadow-brook Hospital for treatment. Chapel escaped with a small cut between the eyes. The collision was head-on and both cars were damaged tadly. Patrolman John W. Schier aid-ed at the scene. VOL. 1 NO 47 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1941 82 PRICE: 5 CENTS Please take notice that an elec-tion will be held at the school house in Union Free District No. 21, Town of Oyster Bay, tonight for the purpose of electing one member to the board of education to fill the unexpired term caused by the resignation of Francis Looney. The oplls are open from 4 p. "m. to 9 p. m. 51 Pupils Placed On Honor Roll For October i ' ^ c h o f t l T o C o n f i l l € *t E d u c a t i o n C f a s i s es W.P.A. Classes To Begin Thursday Evening At High School Local Troop Participates In Girl Scout Week The Mid-Island Council of Girl Scouts inaugurated the opening of Scout Week by holding a ser-vice entitled "Scouts Own" at the East Street school in Hicksville on Sunday afternoon. A welcome address was given by Mrs. Edgar Z. Wallover of Jericho, commissioner of the council. This was followed by a song "Scout Hymn." The program for the afternoon was laid out in three parts. The Bethpage Troop under the leader-ship of Catherine Sietz partici-pated in part three of the pro-gram "Music and Dancing." Oth-er troops and their leaders who took part in the program are Brownie Troop 18 of Farmingdale, Mrs. Alfred Russell; Troop 17 of Hicksville; Mrs. George Frier; Intermediate Troop 19 of Hicks-ville, Mrs. Russel Swift; Interme-diate Troop 3 of Hicksville, Mrs. Charles Hodges; Intermediate roop 15 of Westbury, Miss Ade-laide Dwyer; Intermediate Troop 24 of Syosset, Mrs. Franklin Kurt; Intermediate Troop 12 of West-bury, Mrs. William Hicks; Inter-mediate Troop 11 of Farmingdale, Mrs. Edward Lindros; Interme-riate Troop 14 of Westbury, Mrs. George Munro ; Intermediate Troop 5, Mrs. Lester Pynson; In-termediate Troop 1 of Jericho, Miss Gloria Goettal; Intermediate Troop 15 of Jericho, Miss Ann Cherob. The complete program for the Scout Week is Girl Scout Sun-day, October 26; Homemaking Day, October 27; Citizenship Day, Tuesday, October 28; Health and Safety Day, Wednesday, October 29; International Friendship Day, Thursday Arts and Crafts Day, Friday; and Out of Doors Day on Saturday. According to a report received from Victor L. Miller, Bethpage school principal, the following students have been placed on the honor roll for the month of Oc-tober : Grade 8—Emil Olsen, Gladys Suchert, Peter Poletti; Grade 7— Florence Dana, June _Ludwig, Marjorie Meyer, Judith Simone, Graham Margot, Antoinette Pa-trizio, and Kuno Schwarz; Grade 6—Audrey Benkert, Dolores De- Fanis, Richard Fox, Dorothy Zuk, Fred Schrimpe, and Nina Mess-ing; Grade 5—Eileen Niemczyk, Ronald Luttge, Joan Thorne; Grade 4—Marion Block; Grade 3 —Anne Barton, Fred Ludwig, Doris Luttge, and Gerald Seitz; Grade 2—Lawrence Buzzerio, Billy Fcwkes, Corliss Kenyon, Ingeborg Schwarz, Robert Strauber, Audrey Winters, and Norman Young; Grade 1—^Jean Vigliotta, Lolores Tucciarone,' John Scarpino, Kath-erine Rogxis, Barbara Podsiadlo, Walter Munday, A^ice Lohmann, Judith Knudsen, Joyce Keuchler, Eileen Kavanagh, Eunice Jensen, Dorothy Jens, Anna Greco, Mary Ellen Gesslein, Arline DellAria, Clarice Danielsson, Lois Christen-sen, Jacques Caffrey, George Bates, and Marion Amendola. One-hundred and ninety-nine students had perfect attendance during this period. Adult education courses, to be conducted by the School for Adult Education of the Work Projects Administration, will begin in the Hicksville High School on Thm's-day evening, November 6; ac-cording to an announcement from Eric H. LeBarron, Superintendent of the Hicksville Schools. Regis-trations will be taken in the high school on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, October "8 and 30, from seven to nine o'clock. The subjects being offered will include Americanization and Citi-zensihip, dressmaking , millinery, Gregg stenography, typewriting and bookkeeping. It is expected that a Spanish course can be added and those interested in taking this subject are advised to leave their names and addresses with the registrars at the school. All adults over seventeen years of age, and not attending a public school, are eligible to join. No tu-ition fees are charged, but the students are requu-ed to furnish the materials necessary for the successful completion of their course. A registration charge of $1.00 to cover all of the subjects selected by the student, is charged. Students of Americanization and Citizenship are exempt, as are N.Y.A. employees and others re-quii- ing such exemption, the an-nouncement concludes. Literacy Te^ts To Be Given At Bethpage Literacy tests will be given in the school on October 28th and 30th from 7 to 9 p.m. Eligibility. The following per-sons are entitled to apply for cer-tificates of literacy: 1. Foreign-born persons who are applying for, or have received their second or "final" citizen-ship papers and will be entitled to vote at the next election. 2. Native-born persons who will be entitled to vote at the next election. Evidence of literacy. Certificates of literacy shall be issued to "new voters" as follows: 1. To applicants whose creden-tials show that they have success-fully completed the work pre-scribed for the sixth grade of the public day schools of Uie State. 2. To applicants whose creden-tials show that they have com-pleted a course in reading and writing English equivalent to that required of sixth grade pupils in the public elementary schools of the State. 3. To all applicants who have passed an examination or test authorized by the Commissioner. This test shall be known as the New York State Regents literacy test. KRAEMER URGES VOTERS TO ELECT HIM In a statement made last week Frederick P. Kraemer, candidate for school trustee on the Beth-page School Board declared that Raymond Amendola has already been responsible for "unnecessary legal expenses amounting to over $400." Kraemer urged the tax-payers to support him and elect him to the trustee position to-night. Amendola, who ran for the trustee position laqt May 7th was defeated by Francis B. Looney, youthful lawyer and Nassau county patrolman. Looney was unable to take office due to a departmental ruling by Police Commissioner Abram Skidmore. The majority mebers of the board at the time, John W. Klug, Carmino Cava and Raymond J. Amendola declared that a vacancy existed and appointed Amendola to fill the vacancy left by Looney. In the meantime Superiiatendent of Schools John W. Chisholm to whom Looney had forwarded his resignation withheld official ac-ceptance of the resignation. Charles Schwarz and Joseph Elllinger, also members of the Bethpage board contested the ac-tion of the majority members and refused to sit on the board at the meetings In Amendola's presence. The case was then taken before State Commissioner of Education Ernest E. Coles who nullified Amendola's appointment. Kraemer, a former board mem-ber with six years experience, claims the legal expense resulting from presenting the case before Commissioner Coles to rule out Amendola's appointment was due to Aniendola voting for himself. Two weeks ago Amendola an-nounced his intention to run for the trustee position. Amendola says he is running on his past record. Mr. Amendola further states, "The people this year have enjoyed the lowest school tax in the past twenty-five years." This low rate is due to two things, he says, the economical administra-tion of the school board and an increase in assessed valuation. 150 air raid wardens from dif-ferent parts of the county were sworn in at the police auditorium before a crowd of 1,000 last Thurs-day night. One of the highlights of the ceremonies was the speech of New York State civilian defense director. Major General John F. O'Ryan. General O'Ryan said; "Analyze the arguments of those persons who contend that we have no interest in the outcome of the war. If they tell you," he said, "that Hitler cannot invade Amer-ica because he has been unable to cross the English Channel, remind •them that the Channel has not been crossed by an invading army since William the Conqueror. The Atlantic has been crossed again and again." General O'Ryan said that a "war is dependent for success-on morale." County Executive J. Russel Sprague then pledged the con-tinued support of the Nassau de-fense council. He related the sur-vey made by county officials and of the forming of the defense unit. Sprague said, "The council has been doing very fine work, and we have confidence in its ability to analyze the situation properly and take adequate steps. The county administration will allot any funds certified as neces-sary to prepare for defense," said Sprague. Following talks by Carl J. Beil-nett, Chairman of the county de-fense unit and Mrs. Arthur Turn-er, national director of air raid , protection of the American Wo-men's voluntary services, there was an overture played by the Freeport Fire Department band and the 150 wardens were then sworn in by Sprague. Col. Thomas M. Sherman acted as the master of ceremonies. Willis B. Carmen of Farming-dale was sworn in as the air raid warden for zone 9, which covers Bethpage, Farmingdale, Hicksville, Plainview, Jericho, Westbury and Carle Place. It was announced by R. S. Healy, Chief of Staff that train-ing courses for wardens will be held at Hicksville, Roslyn and Rockville Centre schools. Masons To Give Annual Party An annual card party will be given by tlie Masonic Club at the Masonic Temple, West Nicholal Street, Hicksville, on Hallowe'en night, Friday, October 31, 1941, at 8:30 p.m. Refreshments will be served after the games, and a door prize will be given. The ad-mission will be fifty cents. KEEP EM ROLLING, KEEP EM FLYING! KEEP DEMOCRACY FROM DYING
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Makes dinner for two.
Approximate cooking time: 30 minutes
- 1 lb raw prawns (or shrimp) in shell
- 1 (403 mL) can coconut milk
- 1-2 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 tsp ginger root, peeled and minced
- 1/4 tsp sea salt
- 1/4 tsp freshly ground black pepper
- Wash prawns or shrimp, but do not shell them.
- Place prawns into a medium saucepan with coconut milk, garlic, ginger, salt, and pepper.
- Bring to a boil, stirring frequently.
- Reduce heat and simmer uncovered 15 minutes. Stir frequently.
- Remove from shells and serve warm.
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I was wondering why the recipe says to keep the shells on?
Possibly one of my favorite meals of all time. Even if I quit Paleo today, I would still continue making this. Thank you for this recipe, it was so good!
What kind of veggies went well with this? Looking to round this recipe out with some green things.
Green pepper and sugar snap peas go really well with this dish. Almost like a Thai curry without the spices.
Made this tonight and loved the flavor! I followed the cook times, though, and the shrimp were super tough. I'm thinking that you need to bring the broth to a boil before you ever add the shrimp. My shrimp were already turning orange well before I achieved the boil, so the 12-15 minutes of simmering was too long :(
Yummy! I definitely recommend this one!
I thought this was a very mediocre recipe. It has very little flavor and has a kind of oily after taste. I amuse to more flavorful meals and this coould have used some spices or something.Sorry
This recipe was delicious! Forgot fresh ginger at the store, used powdered ginger instead. Was a suitable substitute but fresh probably would have been better. Served over shaved and sauteed brussel sprouts with a squeeze of lime over all. Delish! You have some great recipes!
Pretty bland… Would not recommend.
I'd agree with the bland comment. Maybe I needed to use a better quality of shrimp. However, on the "inspired by link" there appears to be a better (more flavorful) recipe "Verra Moolee (Kerala Prawns in Coconut Milk)". I'd like to see that one added here.
Would it hurt this recipe if I had all the ingredients marinading?
To keep up with work, workouts, and hobbies, I like to have as many meals as possible prepared on Sunday so I can just throw them in the skillet, oven, cock pot, crank the heat, and save some time. Any info would be appreciated.
My reccomendation: SHELL OFF and raw! Marinade all the ingredients overnight and cook until the shrimps turn pink and curl up. Less work with a stronger coconut flavor.
Read this blog.. The beginners guide to the Paleo Diet.. It simply breaks down every rhyme or reason behind the whole diet. It will definitely answer your question. :)
We don't eat shellfish but I thought maybe I could still do this with a firm fleshed fish. So that's what we did and it was quite good. We cut it into small chunks so that there would be more surface area to pick up the flavor and it worked. My kids called it coconut fish chunks.
This dish is absolutely delicious! I took trish665′s advice and cooked the shells in the broth first, removed them from the liquid then added the shrimp. I also added a little more garlic and ginger than what is called for in the recipe. Fantastic
Yikes. I tried this and it was a hot mess. The coconut milk didn't boil even after 30 minutes. The shrimp came out really chewy. Here are my guesses at the problem:
(1) I tried to double the recipe. Maybe a saucepan doesn't distribute the heat evenly enough if you have too much liquid?
(2) We are at altitude (6,500 ft.)… but I think that makes liquids boil more quickly instead of more slowly. Huh.


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In July, 2010, Roxy Huber, former Executive Director of the Colorado Department of Revenue, appointed former Senator Abel Tapia director of the Colorado Lottery.
Director Tapia was elected to the Colorado House of Representatives in 1999 and to the Colorado Senate in 2003. During his tenure, Senator Tapia was the Senate President Pro Tem and the Chairman of the Joint Budget Committee.
Between 1985 and 2008, Tapia owned Abel Engineering Professionals Inc.(AEP), a full-service civil-engineering company based in Pueblo. AEP was listed as one of the top 200 small businesses in Colorado by ColoradoBiz Magazine.
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In the latest Disney short, Tick Tock Tale, a funny little clock (something out of Geppetto's workshop, really) is picked on by the more refined time keepers in a London store, only to find a chance at redemption when a thief breaks in one night. The whimsical CG short, directed by Dean Wellins (Rapunzel, Bolt, The Iron Giant) and produced by Dorothy McKim (Prep & Landing), has been making the festival circuit (Annecy, Hiroshima and Ottawa next). No theatrical date has been set but it still could quality for Oscar consideration. Recovering from a bit of jet lag after his first trip to Japan, Wellins took time out to discuss his on again, off again project.
Bill Desowitz: When did you make Tick Tock?
Dean Wellins: When did we make it? Well, the actual making started around April 2009. And then pretty much had all the base components done about the same time this year. I mean, the idea going into it was we were going to have down time between our movies, so we could use [people] and resources to make it. Turns out, that down time wasn't as down as we thought with Prep & Landing and pretty soon there wasn't many people to use so we used whoever we could and whenever we could. A huge part of it got done by trainees that were unbelievable. Anyway, it trailed out to June for some tiny tweaks and things.
BD: How long ago did you pitch this?
DW: Way back in 2006 before the Rapunzel days. I was head of story on American Dog before it was Bolt. And then that got revamped; and back then they were pretty hot and heavy about getting the shorts up and looked at, so I pitched my three to John [Lasseter] and this was the one he liked the most. At that point I storyboarded a version of it and actually edited it together and then everything changed. I called pulled into [co-directing] Rapunzel and that was my life for a few years, and then coming back around [when it turned into Tangled], John said, "Since you're not doing that, I think you should do the short." So I pulled it back out.
BD: What was the inspiration?
DW: I was thinking economically of what could be simple in the computer. And I was looking at the little clocks up on my mantel at home and just seeing something in them as having a face and little feet and started developing the idea of a little runt of a clock guy and pitched it that way.
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Aug 9, 2012
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Fox News alert now in Syria but nothing is sacred new amateur video of a mortar attack on a funeral.
Smoke and dust filling the air mourners running for cover then they reportedly started -- -- -- -- we're not leaving.
We'll leave embittered is live in -- Middle -- feel.
And high what is the latest on the ground.
-- and on the ground it does not look good for the rebels they are losing ground right now in the -- battle for the town of a lot but -- his street to street fighting back slowly but surely -- -- forces are pushing the rebels back in every gave the rebels are losing more and more fighters and also.
They are running low on ammunition a -- always a he parred for the rebels battle plane it is in the northern part of the country and they really had hoped to make that is a base of operations and open supply line.
To Turkey where friendly countries -- then send the rebels' weapons and ammunition that's one of the reasons that president -- fighters are taking this fight so hard.
A win by the rebels which appears -- likely would prove them.
As a fighting force worthy of actually going up against president -- forces a win by the government on the other hand.
Would certainly tell the world that president Asad is most likely in his stay in power for the foreseeable future -- and.
Well -- what the significance of this new -- -- and led conference that we're here in Russia is planning to attend.
Exactly but yet to keep in mind -- -- in Russia meeting about how to end the violence in Syria.
Is a little bit like friends of the proverbial fox.
Meeting in trying to figure out how to guard the chicken -- here are -- in Russia are -- only people right now supporting.
This Syrian that it has a very real possibility that this is going to turn into a civil war by proxy this.
Meeting between Iran means -- the -- is meant to counter the United States and Turkey's friends of Syria means we support the rebels and obviously the United States and some of its allies are starting to supply the rebels if not with money but certainly -- weapons and ammunition it's coming from some of the gulf states the Iranians and Russians.
Are trying to figure out a diplomatic -- -- to those meetings by the rest of the western world patty -- aren't Leland that are live in our Middle East bureau thank you.
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Was pleasantly surprised to hear this smaller version was even in the works about a month ago, and was very much looking forward to the final product. Standing about a 1/4" taller than it's auto DAV 650mah counterpart, the auto only is the smallest Zeus released thus far, with the dual mode being roughly 1/4" taller than the auto only. Same diameter as the 900mah Zeus. Switch function wise it has everything in common with the previous Zeus sizes, same excellent draw, reactive switch, and charging abilities. The main difference being the size and weight, being the smallest it's also the lightest. Forr those who may have wanted a Zeus is smaller package, this is the perfect choice for you. As for the technical details.
Will start off with charging times from dead-
Auto Dual
USB- 1.38 hours (83 minutes) 1.38 hours (82 minutes)
Slim line- 5.8 hours (335 minutes) 5.8 hours (334 minutes)
As for voltages at start-
Auto Dual
Off load 5.09v 5.07v
1.5 DC 4.28v 4.29v
2.0 DC 4.37v 4.38v
2.5 DC 4.48v 4.49v
2.0 SC 5.01v 5.03v
2.5 SC 5.02v 5.03v
3.0 SC 5.02v 5.05v
Amp limit is 3.4a on both 650mah batts I tested.
Full voltage tests are being conducted as we speak (will be posted as completed).
Cut off time was the following on both- Auto- 5.8 seconds Dual- 6.3 seconds
One last thing I wanted to touch up on are the latest version of the smileomizers. These are the ones with the screen over the polyfill, which is designed to help keep the juice in the polyfill and prevent moisture from the tip getting into the polyfill. A lot of concerns have been aired about using syringe filling with these. I can honestly say had no such using both a blunt and sharpened needle using the same filling technique as any other carto with a syringe (needle in-between the wall of the carto and polyfill). With standard filling does take a bit longer for the juice to soak in, be sure to use the taryn spin technique when filling them without a syringe. Otherwise they perform just as the first version did.
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Bavarian language
This article needs additional citations for verification. (February 2010) |
Bavarian | |
Bairisch | |
Region | Austria, Bavaria (Germany), South Tyrol (Italy) |
Native speakers | 13 million (2005)[1] |
Language family | |
Language codes | |
ISO 639-3 | bar |
Location map of Bavarian
Bavarian (German: Bairisch pronounced [ˈbaɪ̯ʁɪʃ] ( ); Austro-Bavarian: Boarisch pronounced [ˈbɔɑrɪʃ]), is a major group of Upper German varieties spoken in the southeast of the German language area, largely covered by Bavaria and Austria.
History and origin[edit]
The Bavarian regional language has its origins in the Germanic tribe known as the Bavarii, who established a tribal duchy, which covered much of what is today Bavaria and some of Austria in the early Middle Ages and was eventually subdued by Charlemagne. However, they gradually migrated down the Danube and into the Alps to all those areas where Bavarian dialects are spoken. German linguists refer to this speech variety, a group of three East Upper German dialects, as Bairisch "Bavarian". They are divided into Oberpfälzisch (Upper Palatinian, i.e. Northern Bavarian), Donaubairisch (Danube or Danubian Bavarian, i.e. Central Bavarian) and Alpenbairisch (Alpine Bavarian, i.e. South[ern] Bavarian).
These areas had been provinces of the Roman Empire, and the languages of the population were based on Latin, but this language was replaced by the Germanic dialects of the immigrants as the previous inhabitants were assimilated or forced out. This development contrasts with that in the provinces of Gallia and Hispania, where the Germanic languages of the conquerors of those territories were able to exert only a limited influence on the Romance dialects of the local populations.
In German, the very old word "Bairisch", referring to the language, is typically differentiated from the 19th-century term "Bayerisch", which refers to the state of Bavaria. Because of King Ludwig I's passion for all things Hellenic, the German name for Bavaria today is spelled "Bayern", using the Greek 'y', it also reflects the growth of Bavaria after the Congress of Vienna into culturally non-Bavarian areas, e.g. Franconia and Swabia, and the attempts to integrate them into the newly formed kingdom. The language spoken there has retained its original Germanic spelling "Bairisch", using the Roman 'i'.
Latin influence[edit]
Because of its interaction with the Romance dialects of pre-Germanic inhabitants, some Latin language influence may be seen in Bavarian's morphology and lexicon.[citation needed] Examples of Latinate vocabulary include Semmel or Semmi (bread roll) from the Latin simila "wheat flour", Gaudi (fun, joy) from the Latin gaudium and toponyms like Augsburg (Augusta Vindelicorum), Kempten (Cambodunum), Regensburg (Castra Regina), Passau (Castra Batavia), Wels (Ovilava), Linz (Lentia), Wien (Vindobona).
The ISO 639-3 code for the Bavarian language is "bar". It had no ISO 639-2 code of its own, but was classified under the "Germanic (Other)" collective language code "gem". Genetically, Bavarian is part of the Upper German family along with Alemannic (which includes Swabian and Swiss German), whereas Standard German is part of the Middle German family, closer to Upper Saxon German, which – linguistically – is a Thuringian dialect.
Regions where Bavarian is spoken[edit]
- In Bavaria, the language is spoken in Upper Bavaria, Lower Bavaria, and the Upper Palatinate;
- In Austria, except Vorarlberg and parts of Burgenland, Styria and Carinthia;
- In South Tyrol (northern Italy) and a handful of linguistic enclaves of Cimbrian and Carnic people in Upper Italy;
- In Switzerland, it is spoken in the village of Samnaun, in Graubünden;
- In Sopron (Hungary) and surroundings.
Three main dialect groups in Bavarian are:
- Northern Bavarian, also spoken in the Upper Franconian district of Wunsiedel;
- Central Bavarian (along the main rivers Isar and Danube, spoken in Munich (by 20% of the people), Upper Bavaria, Lower Bavaria, southern Upper Palatinate, the Swabian district of Aichach-Friedberg, the northern parts of the State of Salzburg, Upper Austria, Lower Austria, Vienna (see Viennese German) and the Northern Burgenland)
- Southern Bavarian (in Tyrol, South Tyrol, Carinthia, Styria, and the southern parts of Salzburg and Burgenland)
Differences are clearly noticeable within those three subgroups, which in Austria often coincide with the borders of the particular states. For example, each of the accents of Carinthia, Styria and Tyrol can be easily recognised. Also there is a marked difference between eastern and western central Bavarian, roughly coinciding with the border between Austria and Bavaria. In addition, the Viennese dialect has some characteristics distinguishing it from all other dialects. In Vienna, minor, but recognizable, variations are characteristic for distinct regions of the city.
However, the various Bavarian dialects are normally mutually intelligible, with the possible exception of some versions of Tyrolean.
In contrast to many other varieties of German, Bavarian differs sufficiently from Standard German to make it difficult for native speakers to adopt standard pronunciation. All educated Bavarians and Austrians, however, can read, write and understand Standard German, but may have very little opportunity to speak it, especially in rural areas. In those regions, Standard German is restricted to use as the language of writing and the media. It is therefore often referred to as Schriftdeutsch ("written German") rather than the usual term Hochdeutsch ("High German" or "Standard German").
Bavaria and Austria officially use Standard German as the primary medium of education. With the spread of universal education, the exposure of speakers of Bavarian to Standard German has been increasing, and many younger people, especially in the region's cities, and larger towns speak Standard German with only a slight accent. This accent usually only exists in families where Bavarian is spoken regularly. Families that do not use Bavarian at home usually use Standard German instead. In Austria, some parts of grammar and spelling are taught into Standard German lessons. There is no authoritative documented grammar or spelling system for Bavarian. As reading and writing in Bavarian is generally not taught at schools, almost all literate speakers of the language prefer to use Standard German for writing. Regional authors and literature may play a role in education, as well, but by and large Standard German is the lingua franca.
Although there exist grammars, vocabularies, and a translation of the Bible in Bavarian, there is no common orthographic standard. Poetry is written in various Bavarian dialects, and many pop songs use the language as well, especially ones belonging to the Austropop wave of the 1970s and 1980s.
Although Bavarian as a spoken language is in daily use in its region, Standard German, often with strong regional influence, is preferred in the mass media.
On the use of Bavarian and standard German in Austria see Austrian German.
Ludwig Thoma is a noted author who wrote works such as Lausbubengeschichte in Bavarian.
- Bavarian features case inflection in the article only. Nouns are not inflected for case, with very few exceptions given.
- The simple past tense is very rare in Bavarian, and has been retained with only a very few verbs, including 'to be' and 'to want'. In general, the perfect is used to express past time.
- Moreover, Bavarian features verbal inflection for several moods, such as indicative, subjunctive, and imperative. See the table below for inflection of the Bavarian verb måcha, 'make; do':
måcha | indicative | imperative | subjunctive | inverse subjunctive |
1. Sg | i måch | — | i måchad | måchadi |
2. Sg (informal) | du måchst | måch! | du måchast | måchast |
3. Sg | er måcht | er måch! | er måchad | måchada |
1. Pl | mia måchan* | måchma! | mia måchadn | måchadma |
2. Pl | eß måchts | måchts! | eß måchats | måchats |
3. Pl | se måchan(t) | — | se måchadn | måchadns |
2. Sg (formal) | Si måchan | måchan'S! | Si måchadn | måchadn'S |
Bavarians usually cultivate a large variety of nicknames for those who bear traditional Bavarian or German names like Josef, Theresa or Georg (becoming Sepp'l or more commonly Sepp, Resi and Schorsch, respectively). Bavarians often refer to names with the family name coming first (like der Stoiber Ede instead of Edmund Stoiber). The use of the article is considered mandatory when using this linguistic variation. In addition, there exist for almost every family (especially in little villages), nicknames different from the family name. They consist largely of their profession, names or professions of deceased inhabitants of their homes or the site where their homes are located. This nickname is called Hausname (en: name of the house) and is seldom used to name the person, but more to state where they come from, live in or to whom they are related.
- Mohler (e.g. Maler - painter)
- Bachbauer (farmer who lives near a brook)
- Moosrees (Resi who lives near a brook)
- Schreiner (joiner)
Samples of Bavarian and Austrian[edit]
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Austrian[dubious ] | Is Bairische is a Grubbn vô Dialektn im Sü(i)dn vôm daitschn Språchraum. |
Bavarian | S' Boarische is a Grubbm vo Dialekt im Sidn vom daitschn Språchraum. |
Standard German | Das Bairische ist eine Gruppe von Dialekten im Süden des deutschen Sprachraumes. |
English | Bavarian is a group of dialects in the south of the German-speaking area. |
Austrian | Serwas/Zers/D'Ehrè/Griaß Di, i bî da Pèda und kumm/kimm vô Minga/Minchn. |
Bavarian | Serwus/Habèderè/Griaß Di/Grüß Gott, i bin/bî da Pèda und kumm/kimm vo Minga. |
Standard German | Hallo/Servus/Grüß dich, ich heiße Peter und ich komme aus München. |
English | Hello, I'm Peter and I come from Munich. |
Austrian | D'Lisa/'s-Liasl håd se an Hàxn brochn/brocha. |
Bavarian | D'Lisa/As Liasal håd se an Hàxn/Hàx brocha. |
Standard German | Lisa hat sich das Bein gebrochen. |
English | Lisa broke/has broken her leg. |
Austrian | I hå/håb/hã/hò a Göid/Gòid gfundn. |
Bavarian | I hå/håb a Gèid/Gòid/Göld gfundn/gfuna. |
Standard German | Ich habe Geld gefunden. |
English | I (have) found money. |
See also[edit]
- ^ Bavarian reference at Ethnologue (17th ed., 2013)
External links[edit]
Bavarian edition of Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |


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