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You can reach the Abotel Regensburg directly by train from the Airport Nuremberg (about 1 hour) or from the Airport Munich (about 1 hour). The hostel is about 5 bus-minutes away form the central station. With the following bus lines you will come directly to us: 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 28, 34, 35, 36, 37, 41, 42, 43 (Bus stop Donaustaufer Street).
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– Posted on February 29No chicks for us this year, but I am still getting about 5 blue eggs a day from my old flock. They are all cheerful, domestic and productive.
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Diffraction of electromagnetic waves by dielectric crossed gratings: a three-dimensional Rayleigh–Fourier solution
JOSA A, Vol. 16, Issue 6, pp. 1277-1285 (1999)
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We present a solution based on the Rayleigh hypothesis. The calculation leads to a matrix system that can be computed to yield the efficiencies of a two-dimensional dielectric grating. The results are compared with previously reported numerical results obtained both with exact theories and with perturbation methods. We show that our method can treat rougher surfaces than can classic perturbation methods.
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(240.6680) Optics at surfaces : Surface plasmons
(350.2770) Other areas of optics : Gratings
Original Manuscript: September 28, 1998
Revised Manuscript: February 16, 1999
Manuscript Accepted: February 19, 1999
Published: June 1, 1999
V. Bagnoud and S. Mainguy, "Diffraction of electromagnetic waves by dielectric crossed gratings: a three-dimensional Rayleigh–Fourier solution," J. Opt. Soc. Am. A 16, 1277-1285 (1999)
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Miami Horror is back and they're here to say that it's 1987 and a great time to be alive! Their newest single "Love Like Mine" sounds more like the ending track to an 80′s teen comedy than the dreamy dance-pop they're known for. I wanna bump this when I'm hangin out at the mall or cruzin down Sunset Boulevard, wearing some tight shades sippin on a can of Crystal Pepsi. Almost comically heavy retro synths and rubbery basslines bounce along under vocals so incredibly sugary sweet that they actually work.
Along with this latest single, these Aussies have also announced a new album "All Possible Futures", which will be available on April 21st. You can check out the track listing and "Love Like Mine" down below.
1. American Dream
2. Real Slow
3. Love Like Mine
4. Cellophane (So Cruel)
5. Wild Motion
6. (Into the Night)
7. Colours in the Sky
8. All It Ever Was
9. (Maybe I Need You)
10. Out of Sight
11. Stranger
12. Who Is Gonna Save Us
13. (Happy Without You)
14. Another Rise, Another Fall
15. Forever Ever
Mexico producer That's Nice reveals a new original single "Holiday," featuring the vocals of Josh Moriarty of Miami Horror. The two have been collaborating for quite some time, but this is their first official release. "Holiday" is a track that will have you looking forward to the warmer summer months. With an undeniably catchy chorus and bossa nova horns, this track is guaranteed to get you dancing.
For a dj, vocalist, and producer who has put together sound pieces for major clothing brands, hosted her own radio show, released works on labels like Fool's Gold and Future Classic, and headlined shows in some of the world's largest cities, Anna Lunoe is a surprisingly down-to-earth person.
She's a pleasure to be around with a relaxed demeanor, infectious smile and charming Australian accent.
Focussed on the personal journey toward artistic fulfillment, Lunoe approaches music production as if it were a muscle needing regular exercise; which helps explain the abundance of work she's been releasing over the past couple years including a collaboration with Van She keyboardist and producer Touch Sensitive on "Real Talk," which became Beatport's 4th highest selling indie/nu disco track of 2012.
Our interview takes place in a stairwell above Nashville's High Watt club where she's about to perform. There we sit, geeking out about dance music and sweating from the rising heat, occasionally pausing to enjoy one of the songs being played bellow.
Joseph: Having grown up in Sydney, why do you think Australia is such a safe haven for dance music?
Anna: That's a great perception people have on Australian dance music. I think it's because Australia's largely a really positive country. We're not talking about Berlin's underground late night minimal techno sound, we're talking music made for open-air bars and festivals with positive with hooks and synths. For the most part it sounds like summertime.
Joseph: There are a lot of Australians like yourself who've migrated to LA. Do you have a group of friends out there?
Anna: We do! We've got a little clique.
Joseph: You, Bag Raiders…
Anna: And then there's Felix (Plastic Plates), Tommy Trash, Hook & Sling, Nervo, Wax Motif, Bass Kleph, Pnau and others passing through all the time like Light Year, Flume and Cassian. So many people are gravitating to LA right now, which is cool!
Joseph: The first time I saw your name was on "Love Ting" with Wax Motif and then I kept seeing you popping up on various collaborations throughout the year. What does the back-end look like when you're working with someone?
Anna: Every time it's different. Sometimes we'll sit down in front of a blank Ableton session and work it out from scratch. We might intellectualize it before or we might not.
Sometimes it starts with one of us making a sketch or someone will come to me with an almost finished track and ask if I want to write a top-line for it.
Joseph: What's a top-line?
Anna: So a top-line is a vocal line. When you see a Swedish House Mafia song with a girl singing on it, they'll send that out to a bunch of different vocalists, get them to write lines for it and then they'll pick the one they think is the catchiest.
Joseph: It's good to hear though. I know it's sexist but I'm always skeptical of whether some of these girl dj/producers are actually making their own tracks.
Anna: Well yeah, It could be any producer, not just girls. I could tell you a bunch of guy producers who have ghost writers working on their stuff. People you'd never think. It's very common.
I'll be the first to tell you though, a lot of people get help. I don't think that's always a bad thing, but I do think it's not so great when no one talks honestly about it.
Joseph: Well I don't think there's anything wrong with "help," but it's not always transparent as to whether somebody's name on a track means they did it, you know?
Anna: Yeah. It's something that trickles down from pop music. Obviously Rihanna and Beyonce aren't writing or producing their own music and their name's all over it. They are the brand.
It's a very grey area but If I wrote it with someone, I'll tell you.
Joseph: So do you have some tracks you've made on your own from start-to-finish?
Anna: Ya! The track "Up and Down" off of the Fool's Gold release was me start-to-finish. And plenty more coming out next year.
Joseph: What kind of sounds are inspiring you right now?
Anna: Right now I'm really going against the loudness of everything. All the songs I want to make are really stripped back, or maybe just not so heavy.
Joseph: I feel like a lot of Australian music is headed that way as artists continue to change and grow — but I feel like there's something missing between the super pumping "EDM" and all the casual disco and deep house out there right now.
What happened to the fun, gritty, vocally-driven dance sound that surfaced around 2007 when all of this was just taking off? Is there just not as much good indie-pop to make awesome remixes? As an Australian, what do you think about all of this? [laughter]
Anna: I have so much to talk about on this!
So basically, 2007 was when I first gatewayed into this type of music as well, so I can personally vouch that it was really exciting.
And then the EDM thing started to build and we all got channeled into this huge beast and it all kinda just blew out.
I think a lot of people feel the same way, like "hold up, we've lost something here."
The other problem is, since no one's buying music anymore the labels are pretty much only going for short-term pop turnover to pay the bills and not focusing on developing artists.
In this climate, one bad album gets you dropped. Think about what that would mean if a band like Radiohead got signed today — we mightn't have Ok Computer, Kid A or The Bends because their first album only had one crossover hit on it.
In the long term, this might be costing us albums that unite a generation. I'm not saying, 'things were better before,' because there were problems with the old system too. My point is, the way we consume music has changed.
Some things about that are really exciting though, like seeing underground producers getting big pop opportunities — like Diplo working with Usher and Lil Wayne or Santigold being sampled by Jay Z.
I love the access it gives artists. You can make something, upload it and if it's good, people will spread it. That's cool.
I guess the downside of having more listening platforms is that our attention is more divided. It's rarer for an alternative artist to make a really big impact — like a generationally uniting impact. Not to say it doesn't happen, but it is rare.
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Joseph: As an artist in this generation of music business, how do you keep from getting jaded?
Anna: At the end of the day, I'm just fortunate to get to do the thing that makes me happiest right now, which is making music in as many different situations as possible.
I had a few years before I really started working on music where I knew what I wanted to do but didn't know how to action it and found myself getting pretty frustrated — especially because I wanted to do everything myself and not ask for help.
Joseph: I think a lot of people considering music production go through similar processes; and end up kicking themselves for not starting earlier.
All these kids…
Are there no more normal, late-20's producers? Do they all have to be 15?
Anna: Ya, if you're not 15 forget about it! [laughter]
Don't let all these young producers scare you.
When you think about all of the sounds your brain has been consuming over the years — whether you're a blogger or a DJ — that gives you a unique view to bring to the table.
I met this awesome 60-year-old parks and recreation guy once and I've never met anyone so empowered with dance music in my life!
He was making techno! He was making house music! He was making disco! He knew everything about every software. If you can keep learning as you move through life and continue to move forward artistically, that's the journey right?
Good on you young producers, you're very inspiring but you're also scaring everybody! So the message here is, if you're over the age of 21, you're not dead!
Don't worry about it, just fuckin' work!
Joseph: This'll be the last one because I know you have to go. Have you ever considered yourself something of a role model to aspiring girl producers?
Anna: I don't think anyone thinks of themselves as a role model but I've always looked up to the strong, idealistic women of the music industry. I still love Bjork, Fiona Apple, Annie Lennox, Robyn, Sheila E, Ladybug from Digable Planet — any woman who's doing something different. People who go with the grain and do things that are already there and do it well, that's cool too but for me it's all about contributing something. That's what inspires me. I don't know if I'm executing that just yet but that's the goal I am working towards.
Joseph: Well good luck!
Anna: Thank you!
Listen to Anna Lunoe's recent Scion Radio mix below, check her free downloads on soundcloud and show her some love on facebook and twitter.
Miami Horror is here to tease us a little bit before they release their long-awaited LP with a new mix "Pink Grapefruit." No tracklist has been made available but part of the fun is guessing the songs right?
Update: Spoke too soon. Tracklist is now in hand and can be seen below the stream.
Sam Sparrow – Shades of Grey (Plastic Plates Remix)
Ben Clarke – Everybody (Original Mix)
Marius – Discomagnifique (Pete Herbet Version)
Drop Out Orchestra – Day Vague (Ron Basejam)
Kim Ann Foxman -Return it (Populette Remix)
Classixx -Stranger Love (RAC Remix)
Drop Out Orchestra – Your Girl
Moulinex – Let Your Feet Do the Work
Cassian – On and On
Good Night Keaton – Next to Mexico ft Mereki
Mitzi – Who Will Love You Now.
Marcus Marr – The Music
Yazoo – Don't go (Kolombo Edit)
Seasfire – How Do You Sleep Tonight (Mighty Mouse Remix)
I'm not sure if I can give a "welcome" message to myself, but here I am with a new weekly editorial for you readers of the ever-legendary Discobelle. I'm Justin Katerberg, one of the managers over at Vitalic Noise for Miami Horror, Goldroom, Viceroy, DCUP, Grafton Primary, Knightlife, Good Night Keaton, Chela, and also a member of 'Vitalic Noise DJs' alongside Beno. The fine folks behind the scenes here at Discobelle asked me if I'd be keen to share some tracks with you once a week, and honestly, I couldn't have shouted out a big "hell yeah" any louder.
Here's my top five jams of the past few days, along with a bunch of tracks that came out from our roster this week. If the masses speak, maybe I'll start to share some anonymous demos to try and gain some early feedback: 'woos', or 'boos'?
1. Classixx – Stranger Love (RAC Remix)
It seems like we have been waiting on Classixx debut LP to drop for ages, so sign of production life from them comes along with high hopes and expectations. Releasing before the original is RAC's mix of the upcoming Classixx single, "Stranger Love".
2. The Miracles Club – U & Me (Nile Delta Remix)
The Miracles Club have just released an incredible EP on Cut Copy's "Cutters" record label, and inside you're treated to an astonishing piano-house anthem from one of the best, most under-rated producers of today, Nile Delta on "U & Me".
3. The Hood Internet feat. Class Actress – Critical Captions (Only Children Remix)
You've been keeping your eye on Chicago's latest export, Only Children, right? If not, you've surely been missing out with their latest originals "Falling" & "Whatever Makes U". Yesterday, they teamed up with The Hood Internet and Class Actress to release a remix of their latest single, "Critical Captions", coming out on The Hood Internet's full length remix album due out in a couple of weeks.
4. T.E.E.D – Your Love (Waze & Odyssey Remix)
What more can you say that hasn't been said about the prodigy that is Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs? Waze & Oddysey are quickly becoming my favorite (only) thing from Detroit. Get ready to dance, and if you ever see us DJ you better get down when this one busts through the speakers.
5. Jessie Ware – No To Love (George Fitzgerald Remix)
Oh, Jessie. We <3 you. Somehow, somewhere, I heard that you were coming to CMJ Festival this year. You didn't, and I cried. Leave it to fellow London towner, George Fitzgerald, to wipe my tears with his smoothest remix to date. Ten stars, George, ten stars.
Vitalic Noise Releases This Week ::
1. Good Night Keaton – Next To Mexico feat. Mereki
2. Viceroy – While We're In Love feat. Ghost Beach
3. Chela – Full Moon
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We walked 30mins to midtown to a fantastic southern style restaurant called Mary Mac's Tea Rooms which was established in 1945. Great southern food; fried chicken, shrimp and grits, cheese and vegetable souffl�, mac 'n' cheese (but not as you know it). A rather popular restaurant as we understand it.
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Excited about Windows 7 and would like to use new features from your managed application, but do not have a convenient way to do that? Always wanted to use many of the useful features from Windows Vista or older versions of Windows but could not do so because they were not available via .NET Framework?
There is help available now for some of your needs. Perhaps, you are already aware of Windows® API Code Pack for Microsoft® .NET Framework and have tried the version 0.85 or 0.80. We have just released the version 0.90 of this Code Pack. For people reading about it for the first time, Windows API Code Pack is a source code library to support targeting some new Windows 7 features and some other features existing in older versions of Windows from managed code. These features are not available via .NET Framework Class Library today. Using Windows API Code Pack you can target many of these useful Windows features without having to write interop code yourself. If this sounds familiar to VistaBridge, that is because the Windows API Code Pack evolved from it.
The Window API Code Pack includes a complete source code library, sample applications and API reference documents. You can build the included solution files to get the assemblies for use in your applications (pursuant to the attached license). And since the source code is available to you, it can be modified to extend functionality as needed.
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Three training runs into her preparation for 2013, the sacroiliac joint in the bottom of Magali Tisseyre's back slipped out and put her season in jeopardy.
Unable to walk initially, the Canadian native said she struggled with unpredictable pain and discomfort for months.
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Everyone from the Muppets to Mickey Mouse to Mr. Magoo has interpreted A Christmas Carol -- in fact, Charles Dickens' most famous story has been filmed more than 200 times. (Not bad for a "ghostly little book," as its author deemed it.) If you're going Carol-ing, save the Blockbuster fees and catch the classic live at Gilbert's Hale Centre Theatre, 50 West Page, where a troupe of local actors gives Dickens' tale the traditional treatment.
A Christmas Carol continues on Monday through Saturday evenings through Tuesday, December 23. Tickets are $16 for matinees, $18 for evening performances. Call the box office, 480-497-1181, for reservations; see www.haletheatrearizona.com for more information. - Jill Koch
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Comedian Angela V. Shelton survived a week on the NBC reality series, "I'm a Celebrity…Get me out of Here" – enduring the flora and fauna of the Costa Rican jungle, and she has the assorted bug bites to prove it.
Along with some good stories about Spencer Pratt, the resident villain that NBC keeps reeling in and out of the pond to up the ratings and drive interest in the show.
"I'm A Celebrity…Get me Out of Here" will return for the next episode on Monday which is June 8, and it's a two hour installment from 8:00 to 10:00 pm. And on Tuesday the show will resume in its regular 8:00 to 9:00 pm slot.
Angela V. Shelton spoke to Monsters and Critics about her experience.
I really enjoyed you. You were like one the bright spots on the show which is otherwise, for me and a lot of our readers on Monsters and Critics, a platform for Heidi and Spencer to promote themselves.
Angela V. Shelton: Yes.
I want you to be honest – it seems like NBC is setting up, with all the negative press, Speidi to continue in the show. And I wondered if you could talk about it and your experience with Spencer Pratt specifically.
Angela V. Shelton: With – am I friends with Heidi and Spencer?
You had an altercation with Spencer.
Angela V. Shelton: Right, right.
I'm wondering if you can just talk about your feelings about this?
Angela V. Shelton: Spencer slapped my water bottle out of my hand; what's really frustrating is when you get hit but people tell you you didn't.. Because I got hit.
This is the thing. When somebody swats at you, the likelihood of it, unless it was a staged dot, you had practiced the likelihood of them not making contact with you is actually pretty slim; do I believe he wanted to hit me? No.
Do I believe he was trying to absolutely, physically threatening? Of course he was.
He was in my face and he slapped something out of my hand. He made contact with me hand. I don't think it was his goal to make contact with my hand, but he didn't control that either.
His goal was to be as physically intimidating as possible and I think that's reprehensible…and absolutely ridiculous behavior out of anyone.
I know that whether or not Heidi and Spencer come back is going to – that's going to be decided by the people who are still on the show and whether or not they go through this trial of staying in this house in this house of terror overnight and that will happen on Monday night.
You'll be able to see whether or not they get allowed back in. And we have no information inside the jungle about what's going on. I haven't seen any of the shows; I don't know what you've seen or haven't seen. I haven't even seen a TV since I got out or a paper.
But my experience of them is that they are definitely people who are 24/7 on their j-o-b of promoting themselves.
Yeah. But hey, that's their gig – that's what they do, and that's fine. But it's not what we do, but it's what they do.
That was a very diplomatic answer.
Angela V. Shelton: Mm-hmm.
What do they do on the weekends between, when the camera stops rolling and then Monday when we resume the action. Do they go to a hotel?
Angela V. Shelton: No, not at all. Oh, I can't stress this enough; everything you're seeing is a thousand times worse than it looks.
It is so difficult and hard. There are no time outs – we have to do – we have to get our own – gather our own everything; water, take care of our own latrine – all of that stuff.
On the weekends we do more trials and that's what you see – like whatever you saw on Monday we did on Saturday and Sunday.
More trials; it's more competing for food and things basic resources. It's – we have to get fresh water and try to eat and try to all that and hike places. There is no time off – none.
What was the worst experience for you dealing with the insects in the jungle, or coming in contact with something gross?
Angela V. Shelton: We all are covered – I don't know if you can see it- I don't know how it shows up on TV, but we are all covered in bites.
Some of them, well they're all kind of different so sometimes it looks like maybe it was ants and sometimes mosquitoes and sometimes some other crazy Costa Rican jungle thing.
But we are just covered in bites and for the first two or three days they don't itch and then it's like crazy itch, you know.
So I think the hardest thing about that stuff is really just we're just constantly being bitten and stung. And the bug spray seems to be more like seasoning for the bugs than actually in any way repelling them.
Very funny. I look forward to seeing more of you on TV. Thank you so much.
Angela V. Shelton: Thank you.


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MIAMI – Twilight Eclipse and Mucho Mas Macho were not only the lone 3-year-olds in the field for Saturday's $150,000 W.L. McKnight Handicap at Calder, they were the only two members of the lineup who had never tried the 1 1/2-mile distance of the Grade 2 event. But neither factor mattered much in the end.
Despite drifting nearing the wire, Twilight Eclipse registered a relatively easy 1 3/4-length triumph over the 39-1 Mucho Mas Macho, with Vertiformer, another longshot at 11-1, finishing three parts of a length further back in third. Ioya Bigtime controlled the pace to the eighth pole before fading to finish fourth as the 3-2 favorite in a scratch-reduced field of eight.
Twilight Eclipse, a son of Purim owned by West Point Thoroughbreds and trained by Tom Albertrani, paid $24.80.
Twilight Eclipse benefitted from a well-judged ride by Manoel Cruz, a late replacement for Julio Garcia who was listed to ride the New York invader on the program. Twilight Eclipse raced in closest attendance of the leader, eased out to challenge upon entering the stretch the final time, assumed command leaving the eighth pole, and then edged clear while drifting to the middle of the course approaching the wire.
Mucho Mas Macho also saved ground into the stretch, loomed boldly after easing out for the drive, but could not match strides with the winner while carried out by that rival inside the sixteenth pole.
"I wasn't totally surprised that he won," said Albertrani who watched the race from New York. "What I was looking forward to today was watching him run a mile and one half because in his last few races he looked like a horse that really wanted to go longer and finish up at the end."
Albertrani said Twilight Eclipse, who was purchased privately by West Point after winning his first two starts at Indiana Downs, would likely be freshened up over the next several weeks at Palm Meadows and be pointed to the longer races this winter at Gulfstream Park, including the Grade 2 Pan American at 1 1/2 miles on March 23.
Hooper: Casaba, Ducduc finish in dead heat
The photo-finish camera could not separate the 1-5 Csaba and second-choice Ducduc who dead-heated for win in the $100,000 Fred Hooper Jr. Handicap.
Csaba, a 14-length winner of the Tropical Park Derby in his previous start, set a contested pace from the deeper going along the rail, shaking off a couple of early challenges, including one from Ducduc's uncoupled stablemate Fair Whit leaving the final turn. Csaba then dug in gamely while drifting slightly off the rail in late stretch, holding on determinedly to earn the dead heat.
Ducduc, pinched back to last at the break, unleashed a steady run leaving the backstretch, bumped briefly with his mate at the top of the stretch, and caught Csaba in the final stride.
Fair Whit finished another 7 1/4 lengths further back in third.
The winning pair completed 1 1/8 miles in 1:52.93 over a fast track.
Csaba paid $2.10 to win, while Ducduc returned $2.60.
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Yes, but which President is credited for having come up with an original proof of the Pythagorean Theorem? 7.12.2006 4:55pm
I never did like this "proof". Firstly, the trapezoid in question is half the square in a much older proof. Secondly, arguing the areas of the figures from analytic geometry (the essential source of the formulae) makes me very leery that the Pythagorean theorem was not used as justification of the methods themselves, thus begging the question.
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"Firstly, the trapezoid in question is half the square in a much older proof."
That's my problem with it. "Secondly, arguing the areas of the figures from analytic geometry (the essential source of the formulae)...." Actually, no. These areas can be found in an entirely coordinate-free (non-analytic) context, so there's no danger of a hidden use of a "distance formula." It's easy to show that the area of a triangle is 1/2 the area of a circumscribing rectangle, and a trapezoid is in general just the sum of a rectangle and at most two triangles. But I share your dislike of this proof, in spite of having animated it.... 7.12.2006 6:00pm
I could not get the mathworld link to work - it timed out. Not sure why Eugene uses the localhost links since they don't work on another pc.
I agree that they don't make congressmen like that anymore. Some of us were pretty good at math in high school and college but never came up with a proof for anything. I never learned to write Greek or Latin with either hand. The old guys got a much better education than I did in the 40's and 50's and MUCH better than today. 7.12.2006 7:29pm
If I had to guess (assuming that fluent means fluent and not the piss-ant phrase-book stuff some of them affect), I would say either FDR or Hoover. George HW Bush and Nixon are maybes, but I don't recall their fluency in a foreign language. Does anyone know the answer? 7.12.2006 9:01pm
While he was a student Napoleon discovered and proved a very significant geometric theorem, which is named after him.
I first ran across Garfield's proof about ten years ago in a little book called The Most Beautiful Mathematical Formulas. I was impressed by the relative clarity and brevity of the proof then and still am now. Garfield's proof of the Pythagorean Theorem may be the most elegant I've ever seen. I majored in math and have a pretty good background in geometry: I've waded through a good bit of Euclid's Elements and Hilbert's analysis and reformulation. Is some of the prejudice against Garfield's proof just because it is partially algebraic and hence not in the spirit of Euclid or does it derive from some latent prejudice against a succesful Republican politician of the gilded age? 7.12.2006 9:29pm
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"Is some of the prejudice against Garfield's proof just because it is partially algebraic and hence not in the spirit of Euclid..."
I think the biggest prejudice is the one that John Armstrong mentioned, above, that it's really just a needless complication of the more famous, much older, and more elegant "three squares" proof. The algebraic part is merely a convenience. It could easily be rewritten completely in terms of Euclid's postulates, but that would make it a lot harder for us modern folks (meaning Garfield, as well) to follow. But it still seems to me to be a much more productive use of chamber time in the House of Representatives than what we currently get from our legislators. 7.13.2006 11:17am
Theodore Roosevelt was fluent in German, French and Dutch. He was able to converse in Dutch with a famous South African hunter on his post presidential hunting trip and with the Kaiser in German on his return to Europe and then the US. But that is probably not the answer.
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Traveler:EV asks: "Why don't we have Congressmen like that these days?"
Perhaps if we elected more Congressmen and Presidents who are graduates of the nation's finest liberal arts college, rather than those educated in the stifling atmosphere of the Ivy League... 7.13.2006 12:29pm
Ken B:Pretty nice proof BUT ... isn't it actually circular? Doesn't the theorem on the area of a trapezoid rely on the PT?
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A PhD in science used to require literacy (at least at the level of reading journal articles) in two second languages and the ability to converse in one of them. I know this because my Dad was quite proud of his (awful) German. He was a Physics PhD from the University of Colorado. Reading journal articles in any of the Romance languages isn't all that hard, given time and a dictionary. I believe that this requirement is dropped now. English fluency appears to be the de facto standard in the sciences. 7.13.2006 6:31pm
Incidentally, a special case of the Pythagorean Theorem is for a right isosceles triangle. The square of the hypoteneuse equals the sum of the squares of the other two sides. This special case is extremely easy to prove: just take a square, draw a big "X" inside connecting all four corners, and calculate the area of the square two different ways.
I wonder how long this special case of the Pythagorean Theorem had been proved prior to the first proof of the full-blown Pythagorean Theorem. It also may be that either the special case or the general result were known empirically before they were actually proved. An interesting historical question, methinks. 7.13.2006 10:45pm
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SBS is planning a new variety program called 'Fashion King Korea,' which will be a fashion contest among celebrities and they've recruited some highly fashionable names.
According to representatives of SBS on September 23, eight celebrities will team up with expert fashion designers to plan, design, and create fashion items that will compete on 'Fashion King Korea.'
Girls' Generation's Tiffany, SISTAR's Bora, Yoon Gun, Lee Ji Hoon, Kim Na Young, Boom, Lim Dong Wook, and Choo Mi Rim will be participating as fixed members of the show. They are expected to begin regular filming on October 2 while the premiere will air on November 17.
At present, they have already filmed the first meeting and the division into separate teams between the stars and designers back on September 11. The contest will be screened by 100 fashion specialists.
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· Posted September 25, 2013 @ 2:19 amHaha, my eyes all on Lee Ji Hoon on this show <3
· Posted September 24, 2013 @ 9:40 pmTiffany unnie the best . I'll wait for it
· Posted September 24, 2013 @ 2:04 pmNo matter who among the SNSD members join this, I love all of them!Sooooooo I'm really really going to watch this :)) <3 excited!!!!!!!!! :> Go Tiffany!!!!
· Posted September 24, 2013 @ 9:31 amEnough with this... "Jessica should be in it instead of Tiffany" crap ... Well duh? as if they chose Tiffany blindly.. Of course, they based it on the actual fashion sense of an idol..
You are obviously so bias guys.. psssh ... =__=
Tiffany even ranked the best fashion in SNSD by MNET.. when you say MNET, the ranking was obviously judged by experts in the line of fashion...
If you don't believe me... then watch this.
1st is Tiffany followed by Yuri.
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Already imprisoned for six to 20 years for admitting he hired someone to kill handyman Joseph Gentz, Robert Bashara is now looking at possibly spending the rest of his life behind bars for allegedly orchestrating his wife's murder.
During a press conference April 17 inside the Wayne County Prosecutor's Office at the Frank Murphy Hall of Justice, Wayne County Prosecutor Kym L. Worthy announced that Bashara, 55, of Grosse Pointe Park, had been charged with first-degree murder, conspiracy to commit first-degree murder, solicitation to commit murder, suborning of perjury during a capital trial, witness intimidation and obstruction of justice.
The first charge carries a sentence of mandatory life in prison without parole, while the next three charges carry a possible sentence of life or any number of years in prison. Witness intimidation carries a possible 15-year sentence, and obstruction of justice carries a five-year sentence.
The charges come a year and nearly three months after Jane Bashara was killed. Her family learned of the charges shortly before the press conference the morning of April 17, Worthy said.
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"We are living in a TV era where everything is wrapped up in 44 minutes," Worthy said. "That's just not the way it happens (in real life)."
If the case goes to trial, Wayne County prosecuting attorneys Robert Moran — chief of special investigations — and Lisa Lindsey — lead prosecuting attorney — will be handling it inside the courtroom, Worthy said. Worthy declined comment on specifics of the case, including whether investigators had recovered DNA evidence or whether the clothes Jane Bashara was wearing at the time of her murder had been lost or destroyed, as had been reported previously.
Jane Bashara, 56, was said to have been murdered Jan. 24, 2012, at the Grosse Pointe Park home in the 500 block of Middlesex where she lived with her husband. Police said Robert Bashara called them at around 11:35 p.m. Jan. 24 to report his wife missing. Her body was discovered inside her abandoned SUV in an alley on Detroit's east side, in the 19400 block of Annott, the next morning. On Jan. 31, 2012, handyman Gentz, 49, of Grosse Pointe Park, told investigators that Robert Bashara paid him to kill Bashara's wife, and also that Bashara threatened Gentz if he didn't go through with the murder. On Dec. 21, Gentz pleaded guilty to second-degree murder, and is now serving 17-28 years in prison for the crime.
Robert Bashara, who tried to hire someone to have Gentz killed, is also behind bars, having pleaded guilty Oct. 11 to a solicitation of murder charge in the Gentz plot.
Surrounded by investigators from Grosse Pointe Park, the Detroit Police Department, ATF, FBI, Michigan State Police, the Wayne County Prosecutor's Office's Criminal Investigation Bureau and elsewhere, as well as Lindsey and Moran, Worthy praised the collective effort of the investigative team assembled to work on this. She said 15 agencies — including some in other states — collaborated on an investigation that involved trips to Iowa, Illinois, Florida, Oregon and Texas, the interviewing of more than 200 witnesses, and the accumulation of roughly 5,000 pages of documents. Computers were forensically analyzed, as well, she said.
Worthy said at least one of the witnesses was asked by Bashara to leave Michigan to make it more difficult for investigators to interview that person.
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Worthy said Bashara also reportedly urged witnesses to call in false tips to throw off the investigation, which was part of the witness intimidation charge.
The case — whose twists have included Robert Bashara's alleged involvement in the S&M world, the presence of at least one mistress, and the attempt to have Gentz killed — has garnered national media attention.
"I don't know that I would use the word 'strange' (to describe the case)," Worthy told reporters in response to a question. "I would use the word 'different.' And certainly (it has) a lot of tentacles."
As part of a deal in which Gentz pleaded guilty to second-degree murder for killing Jane Bashara, Gentz agreed to testify truthfully in any future court proceedings. His story to police last year is said to have changed several times, and Gentz is said to have an IQ in the range of 69 to the low 70s, leading some to speculate about his credibility as a witness. However, prosecutors are confident he'll provide compelling testimony if the case goes to trial.
"We feel he's going to be a very strong witness for us," Worthy said of Gentz.
Worthy said she didn't expect to be charging anyone else in this case.
"I'm confident that this concludes our investigation," she said.
The Jane Bashara murder last January was the first in decades in Grosse Pointe Park, and law enforcement officials there are relieved to see that it might finally be coming to a close.
"This case is one we do not often experience in Grosse Pointe Park," Public Safety Chief David Hiller said in a prepared statement. "I am grateful to the Wayne County Prosecutor's Office and to all of the numerous agencies whose assistance was invaluable in this investigation. I also want to thank the members of my department for all of the hard work they have put into this case. The charging of Robert Bashara means that there will finally be justice for Jane Bashara and her family."
Bashara is being transferred from a Michigan Corrections Department facility to 36th District Court, Worthy said. At press time, the family home where the murder is believed to have occurred — a five-bedroom colonial — was listed online for sale at $399,000, a reduction from the original asking price.
Although a date for Bashara's arraignment hadn't been set at press time, Worthy said it would likely be scheduled during the week of April 22. She said it's not known how long a trial might last, how many witnesses could be called to testify, or whether any of those witnesses might be members of the Bashara family.
Bashara has repeatedly insisted he didn't have anything to do with his wife's murder.
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'To Kill a Mockingbird" was not just Harper Lee's first novel, it was her last. Yet that one book has taken on a life of its own over the past 54 years: High school students still read it in English classes; book clubs discuss it, and Lee won a Pulitzer Prize for it. The author, meanwhile, had become famously closemouthed to the press, and when Chicago Tribune journalist Marja Mills was assigned an article about Harper Lee, she was thrilled but realistic: The prospect that she would get to interview the reclusive author was unlikely.
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Casa Mia
CasaMia, a tipichal tuscan countryhouse recently renovated. Great mix of tradition and modern living.The house is composed by two double bedrooms and bathroom on the firstfloor, large kitchen, livingroom and toilette on the groundfloor. A 90 squaremeters terrace equipped for alfresco dining and private garden complete the house.Well equipped Family kitchen, comfortable sofa in the lounge area.Outdoor spaces are meticulously maintained and equipped to enjoy relaxing moments under the sun immersed in the tranquillity of the nature. Private terraces with tables and chairs, gas bbq, big wood owen, and great access to the pool. Large garden at disposal. Accommodations higly recomended for families,or couples of friends. You can reserve the all property or just one house.
Bedrooms: 2 |
Bathrooms: 1 |
Property Type: Farmhouse |
Regrettably due to stepped areas the accommodation is unsuitable for wheelchair access.
The pool (11 x 5m) is chlorine free and has wonderful views of the surrounding countryside. The pool is open from the beginning of June to the end of September, earlier and longer if the weather is favourable.Pool heating available on request for the cooler months The use of the pool is shared between the two houses of the farmhouse, there are two large gazebo around it and lots of sunbeds to let you enjoy the sunning surroundings Accommodations have their own private alfresco dining area and terrace with BBQ and exclusive garden You'll have at disposal a big wood owen to prepare and enjoy your pizza. Private parking spaces for guests.
Important notes on accommodation
Towels and linen are included. Guests will need to provide their own pool towels.
There is private parking for guests.Each Accommodation has central heating,airconditioning, washing machine and dishwasher. You can book just one of the accomodation or both to have the exclusive use of the pool. Special Offerts available booking both the units.
Kitchen Courses and Tuscan Mamy Service upon request
Location Type: Rural.
Casa Mia prices
Rental Period | Per Night | Per Week | Per Month | Min. Stay (Nights) |
4 April 2015 - 25 April 2015 | £ 400.00 | 3 | ||
25 April 2015 - 30 May 2015 | £ 550.00 | - | ||
30 May 2015 - 4 July 2015 | £ 900.00 | 3 | ||
4 July 2015 - 29 August 2015 | £ 1200.00 | - | ||
29 August 2015 - 19 September 2015 | £ 950.00 | - | ||
19 September 2015 - 21 November 2015 | £ 650.00 | - |
Notes on prices
Prices are per unit per week / night in GB pounds unless otherwise stated. Discounts available for 2 week bookings. Special prices available on the full booking of the two Villas together.Special Offerts for Couples.
Changeover day
Saturday, but please ask if an alternative day is required as this will be accommodated in quieter season. Arrival time after 4pm and guests are asked to vacate the property by 10am on day of departure.
Booking notes
Please contact by email or telephone. 30% deposit required on confirmation which is non-refundable. 70% balance to be paid 8 weeks before start of stay. Prices are per unit, special offers available booking the all farmhouse
Farmhouse in Volterra, Tuscany,Italy.
About the area
The nearest beaches of Cecina, Bibbona and Castiglioncello are a 35 minute drive. For those prepared to travel a little longer there are some beautiful coastal towns well worth exploring such as Cinque Terre,Portovenere and Baratti. Intresting one day cruises to explore Tuscan Islands.
The nearest golf course is at Castelfalfi which is 35kms from the property.
The nearest ski resort is at Abetone which is 150kms from the property.
Special Interest Holidays
Make your holiday special! On request Different Courses to better enjoy and understand the local traditions and culture.
Cookery courses. You'll learn how to' prepare a full Tuscan menu from mouthwatering appetizers all the way to a delicious desert.When you have finished your lesson it is time to relax and enjoy the meal you have prepared together.
Pasta Making Courses Learn how to make authentic, fresh Italian pasta and enjoy your wonderful pasta creations for lunch!This class is fun for adults and highly recommend for kids and families.
Harvest olive courses Immersed in an ancient olive grove you'll picking olives, learning from a local expert, and you'll See the pressing at the Frantoio! Tasting includes.
Harvesting. Enjoy the exclusive experience pick up olives and press it make yourown oil!
Off Road experience an expert driver will let you discover the fantastic wild tuscan nature trought the woodland, a picnic will be setted during the tour.
Ask More to Sara!
How to get there
The use of a car is essential.
Pisa airport 60-75 minutes.
Siena 45 minutes.
Florence 60 minutes.
Lucca 75 minutes.
Arezzo 110 minutes.
San Gimignano 30 minutes.
Perugia 140 minutes.
Pisa 65km. Siena 52km. Florence 80km. Lucca 71km.
Arezzo 140km. San Gimignano 31km. Perugia 160km.
Further Details
Volterra has many charming shops, excellent restaurants serving local Tuscan specialities and cafes. It is renowned for its Alabaster sculpting and you will find plenty of workshops and shops exhibiting throughout the town. Banks and supermarkets can be found in the town. There is a local market every Saturday morning selling many wares including delicious local produce.
Set in the heart of the Chianti region the area is popular with wine lovers as well as cyclists, walkers, motorcyclists and artists.
Guest reviews
Reviewed by: Nichola, United Kingdom
Reviewed: 27 August 2014
Date of stay: August 2014
"Stunning Place"
This was a perfect holiday for us- the house had such beautiful views and the pool was gorgeous. Everything is wonderfully clean and well kept with lots of places to relax, the balcony, daybed with mosquito net etc- we were glad of the very quiet air conditioning too! There is nothing better than spending the morning in Volterra and the afternoon swimming and reading followed by a barbeque and some Chianti in the evening. The children had a great time too, if you get the chance to sample some of Sara's cooking, it's well worth it. We hope to return.
Recommended for: Age 55+, sightseeing, families with teenagers, families with young children and romantic getaway
Guest comments
Villa Colle is superb!
Left on 07/10/2013 for a stay in June 2013
Villa Colle is a separate Villa at the other end of the property with delightful views up to Volterra and down into the valley. Newly built to a high standard with quality fittings, we could not fault it. The upstairs balcony, straight off the master bedroom, was a real bonus ideal for breakfast and in the evening. Sara is wonderful and very welcoming, her English is excellent. They have put a lot of thought into all the outside amenities, loungers, gas barbecue, extensive shade cover, the whole place is a delight. Tom,Glas UK
Fantastic place!
Left on 08/19/2012 for a stay in July 2012
We stayed at the villa that has just been built and thought it was brilliant. From booking the Villa and arriving in Italy, Sara was really helpful and made us feel at home, she also got some shopping in for us as we arrived quite late. The Villa has been built and finished to a brilliant standard and amazing view Nottingham.
Send an enquiry to the owner for booking or further information
Property Ref IT4220
Contact Name:
Sara Giovanni
Languages spoken: English, French, Italian.
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This advertiser joined Owners Direct in June 2010,
and has advertised this property with us since June 2010.


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