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Our new BB30 External
Cup Bottom Brackets are ideal for running e13 cranksets, Zipp VumaQuad cranksets, Rotor 3D+ cranksets, Lightning and THM cranksets
that use 30mm spindles and external bearing cups. Please note that this bottom bracket is for use with BSA/English threaded
bottom bracket shells in combination with 30mm spindled cranksets designed for use with outboard cups. They are available
with many bearing options, from angular contact chromium steel through our top-of-line XD-15 ceramic hybrid offerings.
As pictured, we also offer many color choices. For installing, torqueing, and removing our new External
BB30 bottom brackets, please be sure and check out our new External BB30 Cup Wrench:
"BB30CT" has the following features: --Reversible design that allows flush or recessed engagement of the wrench teeth with the cup notches
for optimum grip depending on use of cup spacers, etc.. --Offset "crows foot" socket drive allows for the proper use of
a torque wrench and a ratchet drive tool. Unlike deep socket tools, the drive is in line
with the cup, allowing full torque to be applied without the tool shifting or slipping. Snapping the RWC
tool onto a torque wrench at a 90-degree angle allows
for precision torqueing of the cups.
open design of the RWC BB Cup Tool allows the mechanic to visually verify proper engagement of the tool to prevent
damage to the bearing cup.
--The wide profile and precision fit of our
cup tool "teeth" prevent the burring of cup notches caused by thin, stamped-steel
wrenches. --The
ergonomic shape provides a comfortable fit in the hand while the custom edges and light
bead-blasted and anodized finish provide enough grip to prevent dropping
even when using the copious amounts of grease required for servicing bottom brackets.
kit is for running a SRAM "GXP" crank set on your Wilier BB94 frame. This is all you need for upgrading your existing
bearings or for switching from a Shimano HT2 crank to a SRAM GXP crank. Includes everything you need except the crank
set. Bearings are ABEC 5 ANGULAR CONTACT sealed cartridge bearings by ENDURO. As required by the BB94 bottom bracket
shell, the non-drive side bearing comes with an integrated 6061 aluminum bearing shield and inner race extender. The
kit also includes an aluminum-centered silicone seal and wave washer for the drive side. Grade 10 steel ball
bearings are matched with hardened chromium steel races. Packed with marine grade grease. Please note that due to the
proprietary nature of the Wilier BB94, that none of our other GXP bearing kits are compatible with the Wilier (they will fit
into the shell, but the GXP crank set chain line will not be correct).
At RWC, we have paired the machining precision of KCNC with Enduro
Bearings to bring you the best BB30 to HT2 and GXP adapters available. We have models to convert road and mountain applications,
whether your BB30 shell is 68mm or 73mm. The KCNC design offers several advantages, including optimum bearing placement
on the crank set spindle. The double O-ring seals on the "cups" ensure a positive, creak-free fit regardless
of BB shell tolerance variations. Because the two halves thread together, when the bottom bracket is properly torqued, it
becomes locked into place within the bottom bracket shell. The aluminum body does not flex or distort under load. This
also forms a solid barrier from moisture that may be trapped in the bottom bracket shell. For road applications,
frames with BB30 x 68mm bottom bracket shells can now run HT2 road cranks (Dura Ace, Ultegra, 105, etc.) and GXP road crank
sets (Red, Force, Rival, etc.). For mountain applications, frames with either BB30 x 68mm or BB30 x 73mm can now
run HT2 mountain cranks (XTR, XT, SLX, etc.) and GXP mountain crank sets (XX, X0, X9,
etc.).We have many bearing options, from Angular Contact Chromium Steel to the ZERO Series Ceramic Hybrid.
We have received numerous requests for seal kits for the BOS Idylle forks. At last we have finished production and kits are now available. This kit will fit the entire
Idylle series of forks, as well as the N'dee forks. The kit includes dedicated oil seals and "Next Generation" Enduro wipers. This kit is only available through this site or shops that purchase directly from RWC.
Ranked the number one pulley by independent
tester Friction-facts.com!
We have always said these were the best, but it's nice to have
that claim independently verified. The complete details of the in-depth pulley testing battery are available (for a
nominal fee) from Friction-Facts.com. However, we are permitted to report that The Enduro ZERO pulleys came out on top.
The full report also includes extensive chain testing results. Please click on the Fricton-Facts logo above for more
information. In the meantime, if you would like to gain up to 6 seconds per hour of racing,
check out our pulley options from the drop down menu at the top of this page. NOTE: Check out the new ENDURO/RWC 11-Tooth Pulley
Sets, only available through Real World Cycling. This kit covers nearly all 11-Tooth Pulley applications, including: SHIMANO:XTRXTSLXDURA ACEULTEGRA105SRAM:X0XXREDFORCERIVAL
Fitting a 30mm spindle into a "BB92" shell does not leave
much room for the bearings--a challenge that has limited the use of BB30 cranks in such applications. By making outer race
of these bearings into the "cup" and adding a second row of ball bearings, previous limitations have been overcome.
The result is a strong, smooth, and corrosion resistant bottom bracket. The races and balls are 440C Stainless Steel.
Please note that
this adapter bottom bracket is designed for use with BB92 bottom bracket shells with
a press-fit ID of 41mm. Since BB92 bottom bracket shells
are 92mm wide, you must use a BB30 crankset with a long enough spindle, such as the Rotor 3D+ crankset.
This combination KCNC/RWC Headset is beautifully
machined with both weight reduction and aesthetics in mind. As an
RWC exclusive, strength and durability are equally considered with Enduro
stainless steel angular contact bearings as our choice for strength
and corrosion resistant performance. Two crown races are included to allow the use of a straight 1-1/8" steer tube or a tapered (1-1/2" x 1-1/8") steer tube. This headset uses an internal cup on top and
an external cup on the bottom. An 1-1/8" Enduro stainless steel angular contact
bearing is used in the upper cup, with a 1.5" Enduro stainless steel angular contact bearing in the lower, external
cup. This headset is designed for use in
a 44mm (inside diameter) head tube.
The KCNC RADIANT KR2 Headset is beautifully machined
with both weight reduction and aesthetics in mind. As an RWC exclusive, Enduro stainless steel angular contact bearings are included for strength,
corrosion-resistance, and
performance. The split crown race makes installation a breeze.
Newly upgraded to fit all
known outboard BB cup standards for cranks with 24mm and 25mm spindles (including the older, "fat" SRAM Blackbox).
Our Reversible Grip BB Cup Tool takes the place of three outboard BB cup tools by combining the best qualities of each while
eliminating their respective shortcomings. This one tool does the job of a flush-tooth BB cup socket tool,
a recessed-tooth cup socket tool, and a stamped steel BB wrench.
our BB tool is reversible, the drive splines that engage the cup notches can be used in their optimum position (flush or recessed) by
simply flipping the tool over. An offset "crows foot" socket drive allows for the proper use of a torque wrench
and a ratchet drive tool. Unlike deep socket tools, the drive is in line with the cup, allowing full torque to be applied
without the tool shifting or slipping.
Learn more about the RWC Outboard BB Bearing Cup Tool
ENDURO® HUB BEARING PRESS TOOL NOW AVAILABLE May 2012 Now with redesigned bearing guides for
perfect bearing alignment. Covering 15 bearing sizes, the BRT-5 Hub Bearing Press
combines function, ergonomics, and aesthetics into one tool. For 608 (also fits 6900), R6, R8, 6802 (also fits
609), 6803 (also fits MR1526), 6805, 6805 N, 6901, 6902, 6903, 6000, and 6001 bearings.
The XD-15 bottom bracket is the fastest and toughest bottom bracket available.
XD-15 High Nitrogen Steel Alloy is 3.5 times more corrosion resistant than
440C Stainless Steel. In the past, ceramic hybrid bearing manufacturers were faced with a choice in race
materials: 1) Greater fatigue life of SAE52100 bearing steel for pairing with the
extremely hard ceramic balls, or 2) Corrosion resistance of 440C stainless steel for use in harsh environments. If they opted for the harder 52100 bearing steel, the intrusion of water would always be a threat to the races.
If they opted for 440C Stainless, corrosion would become less of a threat at the expense of longevity. The
XD-15 not only combines the benefits of both, but EXCEEDS them on both counts. Yes, much greater corrosion
resistance than 440C and longer fatigue life than 52100 bearing steel.
XD-15 High
Nitrogen Steel Alloy has a 40 percent higher load rating than SAE52100 bearing steel. Ceramic
hybrids made with 52100 steel races, while having a longer fatigue life than stainless, were still subject to premature
wear when used with ceramic balls. Of course the main claim of ceramic hybrids was less rolling resistance, resulting
in greater speed and a more efficient transfer of the rider's output to actual forward momentum. Wouldn't it be great
to get this superior rolling quality while actually increasing longevity of the bearing? Now you can. XD-15 has
an extremely fine grain structure which dramatically reduces the risk of failure under mechanical loading, lowers
noise and vibration, and makes a perfect interface with ceramic balls. Weak spots in bearing races due
to grain structure flaws in traditional bearing metals are not present in XD-15, which has a homogeneous structure of finely
dispersed carbonitrides, as opposed to large carbides concentrated at grain boundaries (which are vulnerable to corrosion
and mechanical stressing).
Grade 3 pure silicon nitride (SI3N4) ceramic balls are the best available.
Angular contact bearings are a step forward in outboard bottom bracket design. Why? Deep
groove radial ball bearing cartridges are not designed to be "adjusted." Any inward or outward pressure on the inner
races put them out of alignment with the outer races, forcing the balls to ride up the side of the groove and exerting greater
pressure on the races. This results in increased friction and premature wear. Since almost all outboad
cranksets exert some inward pressure on the bearings when installed, it only makes sense to use a bearing designed specifically
for such loads.
Cycling News' James Huang was able to get a close up look at Alberto Contador's Astana Trek 6 Series Madone and visit
with Alberto's mechanic. Lurking inside the Trek proprietary BB90 bottom bracket was a pair of Enduro ZERØ ceramic
hybrid bearings. Read the article and see additional pictures at cyclingnews.com
Check out our Madone-specific ZERØ bearing kits for Shimano crank sets HERE and check out our Madone-specific bearing kits for SRAM, Truvativ, and Bontrager crank sets HERE and HERE .
Now Available! Press-in Bottom Brackets for Road and Mountain Frames Using the BB86 and BB92 Standards
Posted April 11, 2009
Bottom Bracket "standards" are anything but "standard" these days... A few manufacturers have recently adopted
the Shimano composite press-in cups, designed for threadless 86mm, 86.5, 89.5mm, and 92mm wide bottom bracket shells.
We've had a lot of calls from customers who were less than happy with the bearing options of the OE bottom brackets.
Many complained of inherent drag in the sealing system as well. We're now happy to report that our own press-in systems
are ready and we've got what you've been asking for.
First, rather than using cast composite cups, we machine our cups from Delrin. Because the bearings in
this system are actually inside the BB shell, the roundness of the cups is crucial: Any anomoly in the cup will put
pressure on the bearing when pressed into the frame. Where roundness is concerned, much more consistent results can
be achieved by machining.
Bearing choices range from ABEC 3 chromium steel, our "CH" series ceramic hybrid bearings using Grade 5 Silicone Nitride
balls, and our ZERØ ceramic hybrid series with Grade 3 Silicone Nitride balls.
Our silicone seals provide a dependable "V-seal" at the spindle and a special low-drag lip seal at the cup.
Check out the new mountain press-in bottom brackets HERE.
Check out the new road press-in bottom brackets HERE.
ESI® Silicone Grips taking the MTB Racing Circuit by Storm Posted December 4, 2008
With grip that won't quit and superior shock absorbsion, it's no wonder team after team is switching
to ESI Silicone Grips. Speaking of racing, did we mention they were the lightest real grips available?
Here are just a few of the teams and individual riders using ESI Silicone Grips: --CytoMax/KHS Team --Trek Factory Teams --Trek/VW Team--New Cycling/Look Team--Team PossAbilities--NRL Racing Development Cycling
Team--MonaVie/Cannondale--Mary McConneloug--Mike Broderick--Jamie Whitmore Check out the assortment
of colors and sizes on our ESI SILICONE GRIPS page.
Updated September 30, 2008
Fox's new 15QR "thru axle" system is an alternative to competitors' "quick
release" 20mm thru axle systems. The standard has been developed in partnership with Shimano, and Marzocchi
is also "on board" with it's "QR15." It introduces a third standard for hubs, but apparently most
major wheel manufacturers plan on accomodating...
The Fox thru axle lever position can be controlled by "clocking" it with the set
screw/clamp arrangement on the opposite side of the fork:
Marzocchi's version of the 15mm thru axle uses a more conventional looking nut on the side opposite
the lever. The nut snaps tightly into the lower casting of the fork, keeping it in place when the axle is removed.
The nut can be rotated to control final lever postion when tightened:
The 15mm thru axle standard is claimed to be lighter than a "standard" 20mm
thru axle. However, ROCKSHOX says their 20mm "Maxle Lite" is lighter at 84 grams.
Speaking of ROCKSHOX, the BOXXER is about to jump
to the next level. While one would expect growing the stanchion tube diameter to 35mm to produce greater stiffness, how
about making it lighter while also improving the damping? That's what we're promised in early 2009. Having half
of the "BOXXER" graphic on the stanchion tube looks pretty cool, too...
"Light and stiff" is the mantra for the latest REBA and REVELATION models, as well.
Previously, these forks were only available in standard quick release models. Now, both will be available with the "Maxle
Lite" option. REBA is now sporting "Power Bulges" (expanded diameter sections of the lowers that provide greater
support for the bushings). These design changes have allowed the available travel to also be increased. Max
travel option for REBA is 120mm and for the Revelation, 140mm. This has led some to speculate that the PIKE may
be going away. I have it on very good authority that this is not the case, and that the PIKE will receive its own makeover
in the future.
Please note that the 2004 MRD X-Works fork uses 32mm stanchions, as do all 2005 Dorado forks,
and, therefore, these models are NOT compatible with the new seal kit. (We will have a 32mm Dorado kit available
at a later date.)
Our Dorado 30mm seal kit includes heavy-duty oil seals that will allow you upgrade your old
grease-lubed fork to semi-bath oil lubrication for the ultimate performance boost.
When removing your old wipers, the stock metal shims can be easily damaged. This is
no longer a problem, as our seal kit includes new metal shims that are pre-bonded to the wipers. The Dorado 30mm Fork
Seal Kit is available for purchase HERE .
If you are running a SRAM or Bontrager crank on your Madone, you can upgrade your GXP integrated
bottom bracket to ceramic hybrid bearings with our:
This kit includes new ceramic hybrid bearings and a new drive-side Madone-specific silicone seal.
This seal is the only other "hardware" subject to wear. You will re-use your existing wave washer and stainless
non-drive bearing cover. If you wish to replace all of your GXP hardware, see the GXP "conversion kit" below.
If you wish to convert to a SRAM or Bontrager crank from a different brand, you will need
the additional hardware that comes with our:
If you are still not sure what you need, please feel free to call or send us an email!
Posted November 21, 2007
Changing BB30 (Cannondale SI/Specialized S-Works) bearings has never been easier now
that the ENDURO BB30 Puller/Press Tool is here. Forget punches, hammers, and improvised "presses." Quickly and
smoothly change the bearings without risk of damage to the frame or the bearings. Available for direct purchase on our
BEARING TOOLS page.
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All image selection is done to drive home key messages and maximize a goldfish-like attention span.
San Diego, CA (PRWEB) March 12, 2014
A goldfish has a nine second attention span, but according to Joe McCormack, author of "Brief", Americans are down from twelve seconds in 2000 to eight seconds today. With the bombardment of information and distractions people face today, speakers need to be both selective and intentional with images in their Power Point or Keynote slides. Laser Pointer, a presentation design firm specializing in the medical and dental field shares these pointers for speakers.
Presentation Image Categories, Strengths and Uses
Decorative – No instructional potential, but humanizes a presenter
Purely decorative images are appealing, entertaining and can stimulate interest, but don't actually teach anything. Examples include an image from a recent trip, a family photo or an amusing cartoon. Used with care, these can humanize a presenter.
Representational – Little to no learning value, but helps reduce text
A single object representative of a concept can be used to reduce text, but does not actually transmit knowledge. Examples include using a yield sign instead of the word "caution" or an image of a clock instead of using the word "time". These images help declutter slides and draw attention to a particular concept.
Organizational – High knowledge transfer
There are some things that are better shown than explained. The relationship between the planets of the solar system is difficult to understand from a bullet list, but easy in an image. Similarly, the structure of multiple pieces of information can often be said better in a picture, chart or infographic than in words.
Explanative – High knowledge transfer
Adults learn systems or processes better when they can see the entire flow, and then break down the parts. Images or diagrams give that immediate "aha" that words just can't impart.
When working with a client, Margy Schaller, President of Laser Pointer asks for one sentence describing the most important take-home message, and then the key action steps the audience must take. All image selection is done to drive home those messages and maximize a goldfish-like attention span. Only after that is completed does she go back and look for images that can stimulate emotion, sensory triggers or simplify and declutter text heavy slides. She recommends using high resolution images that can fill the entire slide and only 4-6 key words per slide. This way the audience has visual stimulus, but is listening to the speaker for the real meat of the program.
Laser Pointer is a presentation design firm dedicated to helping clinical speakers take their presentations from good to great to profound. For more information or to schedule a free consultation, please go to http://www.laserpointerpresentations.com or contact Margy Schaller at 619-994-0293.

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text: when you realize people in the trade has no similar passion or a sense of responsibility as you do, the only thing left is to outlast them. like rotting, withering leaves from trees they will fall one by one and you will be left with your grand achievement - your experience. that matters most than anything else.


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27 - 31 May
Exhibition stand
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RI 150. One-spindle multiple edging ripsaw with 1 fixed and 1-2 movable blades
Kontact K-450 .
This is a completely automatic line for the continuous glueing of 2 and 3-layer parquet. The top layer is composed of genuine wood lamellas, from 3 to 6 mm thick. The bottom layer
(of 2-layer parquet) or the core layer (of 3-layer parquet) is composed of wooden strips or plywood, from
5 ...read more
Kontact K-220 Random Length and the NEW Kontact K-320 Random Length.
Completely automatic press line for the glueing of 2 and 3 layer ready-made parquet in two passages.
It is the only press in the world able to continuously glue lamellas having variable lengths, from 360mm up to NO LIMITS.read more
High precision automatic double end tenoner with special chains - pads (patented) also for «klick» profile. Feeding chain
with roller bearings. The chain links are made of precision casting high-density steel, with high precision needle bearings in the link joints.
Variable feed speed until 90 mt, ...read more
High-precision automatic double end tenoner for the transversal processing of parquet elements also for «klick» profile.
Feeding magazine complete with electrical-pneumatical equipment for alignment and feeding of every single workpiece. According to the different
processing purposes , the feed chain ...read more
High precision single-chain longitudinal profiling machine also for «klick» profile.
The feed chain with roller bearings. The chain links are made of precision casting high-density steel, with high precision needle bearings
in the link joints. Feed speed until 90 m/min, adjustable by frequency inverter ...read more
Machine suitable for the sectioning, crosscutting and grooving on parquet strips. The machine is complete with strips feeding system, to be
used as 1st machine in a line with pressing machine mod. Kontact
or as single machine.read more
Special core layer composing line for 3-layer parquet.
The line consists of two zones:
1) Loading zone and grading. In this zone the operator eliminates the defective strips.
2) Composing zone of strips panel. It consists of the chain transport and of the automatic magazine for plywood pieces which ...read more
Mistral 2-Heavy Duty.
Parquet machine of the latest generation to increase the productivity and the quality of parquet manufacturer especially
designed for the production of large parquet elements. Feed chain on roller bearings with special chain links and track guide with bearings on
each side to ...read more
Complete lines for production of solid wood,lamparquet and lamellas for ready-made parquet. Composed of:
MISTRLA PA6C. 6-Spindle automatic parquet machine including automatic strip feeder;
ASTRA PA6C. Automatic double end tenoner with 3 processing units per side - new version - with top pressure unit ...read more
Falcone 2. Two-spindle multiple ripsaw
Min. length of cut (with wooden pads) 800mm
Max. depth of cut (without wooden pads) 220mm
Max. width of cut 420mm
Max. passage width 750mm
Feed chain belt width 450mm
Min-Max. sawblades diameter 280-350mm
Saw motor power 2xkW37-45-55-75-90-110read more
RI 150. One-spindle multiple edging ripsaw with 1 fixed and 1-2 movable bladesread more
ML 1R.420. One-spindle multiple edging ripsaw with 1 fixed and 1-2-3 movable blades, to edge boards. It can be also used as a multiple ripsaw.
Max. passage width 900mm
Max. width of cut 380mm
Min. length of cut 700mm
Feeding chain belts width 420mm
Max. depth of cut (ripping version) 100mm
Max. ...read more
Max passsage width 900mm
Max. width of cut 380mm
Feeding chains belts width 420mm
Min. length of cut 700mm
Max. depth of cut with wooden pad 150mm
Max. depth of cut without wooden pad 180mm
Min./max. sawblades diameter 225-300mm
Motor power for ripping spindles 2xkW37-45-55-75read more
Max. width of cut 380mm
Feeding chain belts width 420mm
Max. passage width 900mm
Min. length of cut 700mm
Max. depth of cut without wooden pad 115mm
Max. sawblades diameter 350mm
Motor power 1xkW37-45-55-75read more
Multiprisma 280 - Multiprisma 350 - MP400read more
Double automatic cross-cutting machine for palletsread more
Quick automatic double crosscutting machine for palletsread more
Leone 2. Two-multiple ripsaw
Feed chain belt width 540mm
Max. width of cut 500mm
Max. passage width 850mm
Saw motor power 2xkW75-90-110-132
Sawblades diameter 320-400mmread more
Complete modular plants for sawmill
Basis Lines: max.Ø Giga 01 - 14/16 cm, Giga 02 24/28 cm, Giga 03 40/45 cmread more
Quick crosscutting machine with faced cant reading system complete with centering-reading-cutting system, canter for faced cants, feeding device and multiple ripsaw.read more
One spindle multiple edging ripsaw with 1 fixed and 1-2-3 movable blades, to edge boards. It can be also used as multiple ripsaw.read more
Conveyors for sawn timber (roller conveyors/crosstransfer units,etc.)read more
We offer combined vertical-horizontal circular saws.read more
Multiple edging ripsaw with 2+2 opposite spindles, up to 6+6 movable sawblades. It can be also used as a multiple ripsaw.read more
Multiple edging ripsaw with 1+1 opposite spindles, up to 6 movable sawblades. It can be also used as a multiple ripsaw.read more
We produce Chipper canters / profiling lines.read more
We work in the logs sorting line.read more
We offer four-spindles multiple ripsaw for processing of small logs ø120-350mmread more
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1. Re: Indesign doesn't remember masterpages settingMichael Gianino Jul 25, 2012 4:20 AM (in response to arjun2)
It sounds like it is working the way it is supposed to. If you apply a master page to a document page, it remains applied until and unless you apply a different one. What you would do in your situation is to apply the master to pages 1-4, and then if you don't want it on 6-9, you would apply a different one to those pages.
If there is more to the story, please tell us.
2. Re: Indesign doesn't remember masterpages settingarjun2 Jul 25, 2012 11:02 PM (in response to Michael Gianino)
what if i don't want any master to be applied to it?
3. Re: Indesign doesn't remember masterpages settingMichael Gianino Jul 25, 2012 11:48 PM (in response to arjun2)
I think we may be miscommunicating over terminology. Every document page is based on a master page, so not applying a master isn't an option. When you start a new document from scratch, the default master page is called A-Master, and it is applied to the one document page (unless you enter a different number into the pages field in the New Document pallet). You can apply None to your document pages, but essentially, None is a type of master as well.
If I understand your initial question, you have a document with at least 9 pages, that probably started with A-Master being applied to all 9. At some point, you made a new master, which by default was probably called B-Master (but you can change the name of the master if you like), and applied B-Master to pages 6-9. You then applied it to 1-4, and expected pages 6-9 to revert back to A-Master, but it won't do that unless you tell it to. Even if your document pages started with None instead of A-Master, and you applied A-Master to 6-9 instead of making a B-Master, they still won't change back to None just because you apply A-Master to 1-4. I can't imagine how fouled-up things would get if master pages just assigned themselves without me telling them to.
Maybe I missed the meaning of your question, so I hope you'll come back and clarify it for me.
4. Re: Indesign doesn't remember masterpages settingPeter Spier Jul 26, 2012 7:13 AM (in response to arjun2)
arjun2 wrote:
what if i don't want any master to be applied to it?
Apply the master page called [None] at the top of the panel. That page cannot be edited and contains only the margin settings you established at document setup.
5. Re: Indesign doesn't remember masterpages settingarjun2 Aug 2, 2012 2:43 AM (in response to Peter Spier)
okay thank you


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RENO, Nev. (AP) - Olek Czyz scored 15 points and Malik Story 14 as Nevada held off New Mexico State 65-61 Thursday night to clinch the Western Athletic Conference regular-season championship.
Dario Hunt added 10 points for the Wolf Pack (24-5, 12-1), who will carry the No. 1 seed in next week's conference tournament in Las Vegas.
Wendell McKines led New Mexico State (22-9, 9-4) with 19 points and 13 rebounds.
The Wolf Pack led 63-54 with 3:02 remaining before the Aggies reeled off seven straight points to make it 63-61 with 57 seconds left.
The Aggies could not score in the final seconds, however, and Deonte Burton hit a pair of free throws with 1.1 seconds remaining to put the game away.
Nevada hit 7 of 16 3-point attempts and shot 43 percent overall from the floor. New Mexico State shot just 34 percent.


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Building a Fantasy Football Dynasty
When to waive himYou have to know when a player will never become that marquee player you had envisioned when you acquired him. This is the time to try to move him via trade or even waive him. You only want players on your roster who are either already one of those marquee players or has the potential to be one down the road. Use this information from this site, magazines, ect., to help you to determine whether the players may never break out. These players may have trade value to the other owners in your league, or you may just have to cut him because he never lived up to the potential you envisioned (maybe it was injuries, coaching philosophy change on the team that drafted him, or whatever). In building a dynasty league team you need your roster spots to be filled with a nice blend of star players that produce, mixed in with backups that can fill spots on bye weeks or injuries, and a few rookies for the future, as this will provide the best opportunity for your team to succeed now and in the future.
The DraftMost drafts in a dynasty league are only a few rounds since each team already has a complete roster and mainly are only drafting rookies (or maybe a few breakout players from the previous season that peaked after the waiver wire pickup deadline). The only great thing about having a bad team in a dynasty league is that you should get one of the top picks in the draft for the next season. Teams in rebuilding mode should probably plan to choose a RB early in the draft because good RB prospects are much more difficult to obtain than good WR prospects. Each draft class produces several fantasy studs and it would be a mistake to kill your chances at getting one of the top rookies that can help your team for several years.
By having one of the top picks, its almost guaranteed that you will be approached by a few of the other owners with a trade offer. Let everyone know you are open to offers, sometimes you will get an offer of a marquee player and another pick to move down in the draft (similar to what the NFL teams do). Weigh each offer, and if one is appealing and can help you---take it! If not, stick with taking a stud RB that will carry your team to several championships in the coming years. Getting numerous draft picks can also help you rebuild, so be active in trading. Offer an older name veteran for another first round pick to one of the better teams that only needs a third RB or third WR. Remember rebuilding takes time, and depending on how bad your team is, then it could take a few years.
Patience is a virtueA dynasty team is not like teams in other leagues, because building a winner requires patience. Don't be discouraged if your team takes a while to get going because it will eventually come together as long as you keep plugging along, adding good prospects, making good trades, and doing your homework. Some fantasy players will almost certainly get an urge to trade away their youngsters for current stars if they see their teams stumble out of the gates, but it's important to resist this temptation unless you are certain that you can get enough players to contend immediately. Just because a stud player or two does not pan out or is injured does not indicate that it is time for wholesale changes. You have to remember that these are the players you will have to play with next year too. An injured or underperforming player one season still has fantasy value for the following seasons. It takes a couple of years for your draft picks to mature. It takes a couple of years to build your franchise to contend this year and next. Be patient as it takes time to build a dynasty league team, because as the old saying goes "Rome was not build in a day".
As you might have figured out dynasty league fantasy football is a year round activity, more so than redraft and keeper leagues. The leagues are for serious owners, the competition is more fierce, the strategy is more involved, and a mistake can cost you for several years. You can be on top one year, and at the bottom the next year. And that is why I enjoy dynasty leagues more than other types of leagues. It will take time to wheel and deal to acquire some quality players, and it takes time for your draft picks to mature. It might even take a couple of years to build your franchise to contend year to year. But don't lose your patience. No one likes to lose in fantasy football, but dynasty leagues are for the long haul. With patience, smart trading, good drafting, and reading FFToolbox, you can turn your last place team into a powerhouse in just a season or two, and a consistent winner from year to year!
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Now that it's official that R.A. Dickey has won the NL Cy Young, hopefully the trade talks surrounding him begin to subside.
It's sad that the Mets are in such a financial bind that they can't find the money to lock up a Cy Young award winner to a contract extension.
Sure, the arguments for trading him make sense. His value is at an all time high, and the Mets could maybe get back a few Major League ready prospects in return.
But here's a guy who (surprisingly) actually wants to stay with the Mets because this is where he got his shot to succeed.
Dickey was 20-6 in 2012 with a 2.73 ERA and led the league in strikeouts (230), complete games (five) and innings (233.2). In those innings, he only walked 54 batters, which is extremely rare for a knuckleballer.
Let's take a look back at baseball history to see how many Cy Young award winners started their next season for a different team the year after winning the award.
Reliever Mark Davis won the 1989 NL Cy Young for the San Diego Padres after posting a 1.85 ERA and 44 saves. However, he signed with the Kansas City Royals for three years and $10 million prior to the 1990 season.
In 1992, Chicago Cubs hurler Greg Maddux won the NL Cy Young with a 20-11 record and 2.18 ERA. He had played seven seasons in Chicago, but contract negotiations stalled, leading Maddux to sign a five-year, $28 million deal with the Atlanta Braves. How did that one work out for the Cubs? Well, Maddux wound up winning the next three Cy Youngs pitching for the Braves.
In the strike-shortened 1994 season, former Met David Cone won the AL Cy Young with the Royals after finishing 16-5 with a 2.94 ERA. But right after the strike ended, he was traded to the Toronto Blue Jays for Chris Stynes, David Sinnes and Tony Medrano.
The 1997 season saw Pedro Martinez of the Montreal Expos win the NL Cy Young after going 17-8 with a 1.90 ERA and 305 strikeouts in 241.1 innings. He also threw 13 complete games that year. However, the Expos knew they wouldn't be able to sign him long-term, so the team traded him that winter to the Boston Red Sox for Carl Pavano and Tony Armas Jr. Martinez signed a six-year, $75 million contract in Boston, which was the largest ever awarded to a pitcher at that time.
Roger Clemens won the 1998 AL Cy Young with the Blue Jays, finishing the year 20-6 with a 2.65 ERA. Even with two years left on his contract, Clemens was traded to the Yankees for David Wells, Homer Bush and Graeme Lloyd.
Three Cy Young Award winners – Frank Viola (1988, Twins), C.C. Sabathia (2007, Indians) and Cliff Lee (2008, Indians) – started the following year with the same team but were traded near the July trade deadline.
So excluding those last three, that's five pitchers in the 56-year history of the award that pitched for a different team immediately after winning a Cy Young. Further exclude Maddux and Davis since they signed free agent contracts, so just three pitchers – Cone, Martinez and Clemens – were traded after winning the award.
Dickey would fall into that category if the Mets traded him, since he was put under contract for the 2013 season once the Mets exercised his option. He would join impressive company if traded, but hopefully this award and his desire to return convinces ownership to get a deal done.
His age and pitching style are certainly risk factors, but now that he's finally shown consistency over the past three years, it would be a worthy investment.
Maybe a two- or three-year extension with a higher base salary could get the job done. But seeing Dickey become just the fourth reigning Cy Young winner to get traded would be tough to swallow.


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Central African Republic President Francois Bozize appointed the opposition's Nicholas Tiangaye prime minister to form a unity government designed to end a month-long rebellion that sought his ouster.
State-run Radio Centafrique announced the appointment today in the capital, Bangui. Opposition parties proposed Tiangaye as their choice to become premier as part of an agreement struck at peace talks in the Gabonese capital, Libreville, on Jan. 11.
Bozize will be allowed to finish his term under the agreement, and the Seleka rebel alliance pledged to withdraw from occupied cities and abandon its military advance toward Bangui. A multinational force from neighboring Congo Republic, France and Gabon has been deployed in the country, which is about the size of Texas. South Africa also sent troops.
Seleka says it began the rebellion last month because Bozize, 66, failed to honor a 2008 peace deal. The Central African Republic has been plagued by violence since independence from France in 1960, with at least four battles for Bangui taking place from 1996 to 2003, when Bozize toppled predecessor Ange-Felix Patasse, whom he served as army chief.
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We were studying the resurrection of Christ, and the raising from the dead of Lazarus yesterday in our home school. One of the kids reminded me of the time I'd told them how St. Lazarus, after being raised from the dead, saw a man stealing a clay pot and laughed, saying "Clay stealing clay!"
That's the perspective I want to have. Clay.
I get so tied up in home angst. Our home is not beautiful or anything like that. It's small, and all our furniture is old and thrift-store chic. I regularly have to take the sin of envy to confession after I've been in someone else's home. Others do it so much better than I do. It being both home decorating, arranging, and cleaning. Package deal. Knowing what to spend money one, where to shop, etc. factors in, too. I'm so bad at that.
And I get particularly bogged down in bad feelings when I force myself to come face to face with dirt. How do other people get their stove fronts so clean? I can't manage it. And the dirt around the edges of the floor...I suppose I ought to get down on my hands and knees and do something about it. But I don't. Not usually. And at least ten times as I've done laundry this week I've thought I should grab a spray bottle and scrub off the outside of the laundry machines, but I haven't yet. Something else always distracts me. It's not that I've done nothing but crochet and read books, though, either...whole wheat banana muffins just came out of the oven, the cat box got cleaned today, laundry, kitchen and bathroom floors mopped, schoolwork supervised, tests graded, etc.
And yet whatever I do seems like never enough.
Clay envying clay. The dust of the earth worrying about the dust of the earth.
Now love for my family requires that we at least keep this place habitable and not utterly disgusting. Don't get me wrong. It's hard to pray in a nasty house. Or to practice hospitality.
It's just that those bad feelings I have about it all need to go to....Well, anyways, the whole Mary and Martha thing...
I much prefer the Mary thing...but cleaning house and cooking good food is still necessary.
OK, now I'm officially rambling. I just wanted to talk about putting the struggle in its proper perspective, since I always figure I'm not the only one who struggles thus.
Tuesday, January 08, 2008
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- elizabeth said...
hey alana, greetings from ottawa :)
i am sitting in my kitchen and my dishes are half done, my trash is bagged but still in bags on my floor (i live 4 floors up and it is dark outside etc) and well. i struggle with clutter every day of my life. i spill wax on prayer table, i spilt wax on my saints book; i put on new jeans and they are dirty within, well once i eat something!
but God loves us. and it is probably better to spill wax than not pray, you know?
now i better wash some more of my dishes... i always appreciate your posts.
- Ishmael said...
Thanks -- great post. There's so much humility and honesty here. It's refreshing and liberating. You know, we all deal with this stuff, the same dust for dust.
Have a great day.
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A new report suggests it would be better for the environment to tear them all down.
Back in the day at the Harvard Design School, I had the pleasure of auditing a course called "Green Modern," a history of environmental consciousness through the 20th century in architecture. The instructor, Hashim Sarkis, explored the alleged green roots of modern architecture: at one with nature, of nature, planet-friendly.
Yet hermetically sealed office towers and concrete downtown parking garages don't conjure thoughts of meadows and flowers. And in fact, the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s didn't give us a lot of energy efficiency. Quite the opposite. Whatever you think of the avant-garde form of the era, its strong suit, and its essential motivation, was never conservation. Heat leaked wholesale from atriums; floor plates required the steady blast of air conditioning, sucking up power all the way up to the heavens.
A new report chronicles just how un-green mid-century buildings are. Midcentury (Un)Modern: An Environmental Analysis of the 1953-1978 Manhattan Office Building, by the firm Terrapin Bright Green, suggests that it would be on the whole better for the environment to tear down energy-inefficient buildings, rather than trying to retrofit them — or even compared to letting them continue to function, as is.
"The tragedy of these [mid-century modern] buildings is that they can't be adapted," Bill Browning, a co-founder of Terrapin Bright Green, told Crains Business New York. Just as one factor, single-glazed curtain walls leak heat like a sieve, and it's impossible to retrofit with double- or triple-glazed glass. Every day, dated HVAC systems churn away, "controlling" climate inside and out.
The report's sponsors included the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority, the architecture firm CookFox, and the Real Estate Board of New York, the association representing major city landlords. The findings reflect the reactionary foot-dragging that has greeted Mayor Michael Bloomberg's call for a green retrofit of all the city's building stock. Manhattan is already, on a per capita basis, a very green form of human settlement. If the buildings can be made super energy-efficient, it will be greener still. But why even bother retrofitting, this argument goes. Just bring out the wrecking ball and start over.
Some of the most interesting implications are not only in the realm of sustainability in cities, but historic preservation. Not much of what modernism and its copycats had to offer is popularly loved. The distaste is palpable in particular for those structures broadly labeled as brutalism – from the French beton brut, or raw concrete – whether Boston's Le Corbusier-inspired City Hall or pretty much anything by Paul Rudolph.
It's been a tough battle, but groups like DOCOMOMO and even the National Trust for Historic Preservation have been pointing out that many buildings, whether the Lever House or the Seagrams Building or even Boston's City Hall, are a valuable strata in architectural time, and that famously "ugly" buildings are worth saving.
The Maginot Line for this architecture is the notion that it would be a waste of energy and greenhouse gas emissions to tear them down, because of the "embodied energy" inherent in their existence (i.e. everything that went into making them). The Midcentury (Un)Modern report dispatches with all of that. Demolishing a building may be more sustainable than keeping it.
Nearly 40 years ago, popular support for Grand Central Terminal was fostered by the idea that the rail station was a very special place. Penn Station wasn't quite so lucky. But neither had the benefit of the environmental argument that it would be better for the planet to leave the elements of the city in place, as is.
Imagine, then, in cities across the country, the fate of places that nobody seems to love. The buildings erected from 1953 to 1978 don't stand a chance. Swaths of history would be poised to be surgically extracted, in pursuit of efficiency. Green modern, indeed.
Top image: The Lever House at 390 Park Avenue in New York. Image courtesy of Beyond My Ken/Wikimedia Commons


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Brand New Jets? These Are Not Your Father's New York JetsJanuary 19, 2010
Being the father of a three-year-old boy is great.
One of the few times it becomes difficult is on certain Sundays when your team—whose rookie quarterback throws 20 picks against 12 TDs during the season, whose coach thought they were mathematically eliminated too soon, who wasn't supposed to be in the playoffs, or win the first round—is playing in a playoff grudge match with what might be the best team in football and holding their own.
And no matter how demonstrative I get or how many times I try to lead my son in a chorus of "J-E-T-S" he still would rather be watching Nick Jr.
So, while juggling the dual responsibility of die hard fan and role model to future citizen, I allow my son to put a plastic fireman's cap on me, which is two sizes too small, and suddenly Jim Leonhard intercepts an ill-advised pass from Philip Rivers.
Believing that the flimsy red plastic has a direct line to Divine Authority, I allow it to cut into my skull as Shonn Greene busts through San Diego's front line and beats their safety, vowing not to take it off until the game is over.
I finally remove it after the final play and, encouraged by the outcome, I inspect the deep indents in my forehead, knowing that more than that silly cap or stifling defense or powerful offensive line, which paves the way for the ground attack, something else played a role in this cathartic experience...and that was lady luck.
To backtrack, there was a point at which I almost took the cap off, and that was when Philip Rivers snuck into the end zone for a one-yard TD score bringing the Chargers within three points at 17-14. I resisted the temptation but I did send a quick text to my friend which asked, "Same old Jets or brand new Jets?" knowing the answer would arrive shortly.
However, the Jets have been anything but my father's version this season. Sure, there were the spectacular Miami debacles, the ugly Buffalo setback in which Mark Sanchez threw five picks, the eerily disturbing home loss to the Falcons which prompted Rex Ryan to believe the Jets were eliminated from playoff contention, and the injuries to key cogs Kris Jenkins and Leon Washington that would normally shatter teams...but did not.
Somehow, the Jets maintained poise in spite of the setbacks. Something they had never been equipped to do in the past and would be usually followed by that old loser's lament "Same old Jets."
But the naysayers believe they shouldn't be in the tournament—that they were lucky because the Indianapolis Colts pulled their starters in Week 16 and let them creep back into the tournament. Well, isn't that just further proof of the profound change in this team's fortunes? When was the last time anybody ever called the Jets "lucky"?
Now, as luck would have it, Indianapolis gets to play the team it let have life in the first place, and I can't say that I think the Jets will win this game. Did David ever beat Goliath twice?
After all, I was happy when they made the playoffs. I was even happier when they beat Cincinnati. And I keep telling myself that it's all gravy from here on out and not to get too over-excited like I have in the past, but it's hard not to be with these brand new Jets.


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New York, NY (PRWEB) October 12, 2012
On October 12th, city bike manufacturer Linus Bike responds to an article published by The Orange County Register regarding plans to make San Clemente, CA infrastructure more bicycle and pedestrian friendly.
According to The Orange County Register, San Clemente is basing its change on the bicycle and pedestrian friendly streets of The Netherlands, a society in which cycling has become an increasingly popular form of transportation. The article states that Brenda Miller, founder of the bicycle and pedestrian advocacy group PEDal, is promoting a Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan. According to The Orange County Register, "Miller discussed the concept at a Sept. 5 Planning Commission study session where she showed videos explaining how the Netherlands carried out its cycling revolution and how lessons from the Dutch can apply in America."
Miller references the bicycle friendly infrastructure in the Netherlands, which opts to make cycling easier than travel by car in urban areas, the article reports. China Reevers, representative for city bike manufacturer Linus Bike, applauds the article stating, "Cycling is common in the Netherlands and their infrastructure caters to that. For San Clemente to base their infrastructure designs on that of the Netherlands, they are giving their community the opportunity to choose cycling over cars or buses. Cutting down on other forms of transportation will benefit the environment and choosing to cycle will keep the community healthy."
The government of San Clemente has already started the transformation, The Orange County Register article reveals, by "creating a dedicated right-turn through lane for bicycles at a four-way stop along the Pacific Coast Bicycle Route. The city has marked a section of that route with 'sharrows,' a reminder to motorists to share the road and another stretch has a dedicated bicycle lane. At North Beach, the city recently equipped new traffic signals to recognize the presence of a bicycle – not just a car – to trigger a light change." Miller is confident the change will benefit the San Clemente community.
Linus Bike is a California-based bicycle manufacturer that specializes in creating vintage style city bikes and commuter bikes. Not just a bicycle company, Linus Bike sells a full line of accessories for the environmentally conscious and for those who have a fondness for European style bicycles and the great tradition of European cycling.


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Fedora 15 KDE is one of several officially-recognized Fedora Spins. The others are, in order of popularity, the LXDE, Xfce, Security, Electronic-Lab, Games, and Design-suite Spins. The KDE Spin sits atop the popularity list.
Desktop: Fedora 15 KDE is powered by KDE 4.6.2. The latest stable version, released well before Fedora 15 was released, is KDE 4.6.3. The KDE Plasma desktop sports the familiar Kick off style menu. The Classic menu is just two mouse clicks away, and the Lancelot menu may be added from the list of available widgets.
KDE Plasma Netbook interface is my favorite of the handful of desktop interfaces designed for small screens. It is not perfect, but its design logic makes a lot more sense than that of GNOME 3 and Ubuntu's Unity.
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LAWRENCE, Kan. — Texas' Friday injury report bore no surprises. For the Longhorns, that wasn't a good thing.
As anticipated, linebacker Jordan Hicks is officially out for Saturday's game against Kansas. After leading the team in tackles through UT's first three games, Hicks will miss his fifth game in a row due to the hip injury he suffered Sept. 15 at Ole Miss.
Also as expected, tailback Malcolm Brown remains listed as questionable for KU. Brown led UT in rushing before spraining his ankle on Sept. 29 at Oklahoma State, and has missed each of the last three games.


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Yesterday morning a small crane dropped the first few participants on to Trafalgar Square's fourth plinth and began the live, single-player version of Big Brother that is Antony Gormley's latest art project, One & Other. Over the next 100 days a self-selecting group of supposedly normal people will occupy the plinth for an hour at a time to produce "a representation of the whole of humanity". Six stewards will be on site at all times to stop drunk people throwing kebabs at them. This is a shame; a series of elevated exhibitionists being pelted with grilled meat would have been about as accurate a representation of humanity as anyone could ever have hoped for. At the very least, it would be great to have some celebrities in the mix. Here are a few we'd like to see:
Duncan Bannatyne To stand there being judged like an item on Dragons' Den, while members of the public say things such as, "I wouldn't have one of those in my front room", or "No one's going to pay money for one of those when I can get another Scottish person for free."
Natasha Kaplinsky Stranded without an autocue, she will be able to freestyle-improvise the news. We can shout "hot" and "cold" when she gets close to the truth.
Banksy He has to reveal his identity somehow; why not like this? If he wanted to make it edgier he could dress up as a mouse holding a gun. You know, like war, yeah?
Lembit Opik We've all read about Opik and thought, "What? Who is he? What does he want? Why, just why?" We need a chance to get answers. This could be it.
David Blaine Just because he clearly likes standing on things and being gawped at, and everyone deserves a treat now and then. Even magicians.
Antony Gormley He has already agreed to do his hour, but what if after an hour the crane was towed away and he was trapped? This would represent humanity's universal, boundary-shattering urge not to have to hear about him any more.


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Are you certain that it's due to FS corruption? I've had ext4 fail to boot due to silly errors like the last write being one hour into the future (some kind of time zone confusion), but no corruption at all. I ask only because most people seem incapable of reading an error message and just doing the
You mean unstable, not ready for mainstream.
regardless of why, I've never heard of that happen with an ext3 filesystem. Now imagine you're running a server, a trip to the datacentre to run fsck would be annoying.
Your second point is very good, but Ubuntu has always been about opinionated choices. When 4.10 came out, it was decided to forgo the normal Linux 5 CD installation's 10 text editors, four word processors, and three browsers (practically required in the early 2000s because some apps worked for some things and not for others) and instead install just one type of each application on one CD. In short, having no default totally goes against their mission.
The installer always gives you the option to go advanced and choose your own partition setup and file systems.
Ubuntu won't install some poorly tested alpha quality file system until the next LTS and viceversa, a filesystem can't make it into ubuntu unless its buggy enough to get into the LTS a week after feature freeze.
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© President and Fellows of Harvard College
Location: b, pf, Harvard Depository
Call No.: MS Thr 470 (668)-(877)
Repository: Houghton Library, Harvard Library, Harvard University
Creator: Rogers, Henry Munroe, 1839-1937, collector.
Title: Rogers Memorial Collection: Clara Kathleen Rogers papers,
Date(s): 1860-1934.
Quantity: 1 collection (6.5 linear feet (12 boxes, 1 portfolio folder, and 1 folder)
Language of materials: Collection materials are in English.
Abstract: Papers of opera singer, composer, and author Clara Kathleen (Barnett) Rogers, of England and Boston, including correspondence and compositions.
The Rogers Memorial Collection, of which this is Series III, contains literary, musical and historical material from Boston circa 1870-1930, and memorabilia of the English composer John Barnett (1802-1890). A master list of the Rogers Memorial Collection series can be found in HOLLIS 10104119.
Clara Kathleen Rogers (née Barnett) was born in England in 1844, the daughter of opera composer John Barnett. She received a musical education at the Leipzig Conservatory (Königliches Conservatorium der Musik zu Leipzig). Under the stage name of Clara Doria, she first appeared on stage in 1863 in Turin, followed by five years on the London concert stage. She came to America in 1871 as a member of the Parepa-Rosa Opera Company, and later settled in Boston as a concert soloist and vocal instructor. After her marriage in 1878 to Henry Munroe Rogers, she arranged weekly musicals at their Boston home, frequented by authors and musical artists. She was known to many of her friends as "Dodie." She was the author of The Philosophy of Singing (1893), English Diction in Song and Speech (1912), and Memories of a Musical Career (1919), and died in 1931.
For a description of the Rogers Memorial Collection, see The Rogers Memorial Room : an account of the nature, origin, and significance of the memorabilia presented to Harvard College in 1930 by Clara Kathleen & Henry Munroe Rogers ([Boston] : Cosmos Press, 1935).
Organized into the following subseries:
- A: Correspondence with Clara Kathleen Rogers, bound
- B: Correspondence with Clara Kathleen Rogers, unbound
- C: Compositions by Clara Kathleen Rogers: 1. Articles, books, and speeches
- C: Compositions by Clara Kathleen Rogers: 2. Plays, poems, and stories
- C: Compositions by Clara Kathleen Rogers: 3. Scores
- D: Biographical miscellany
- Index to MS Thr 470 (668): Clara Kathleen Rogers correspondence, bound (Subseries A)
This collection is organized into four subseries. A includes two scrapbooks of letters, printed holiday cards, portrait photographs, postcards, and poems addressed to Clara Rogers from various correspondents. B includes correspondence, mostly mounted on loose scrapbook pages. Correspondents who appear frequently in A and/or B include the Boston (Mass.) School Committee; Annie Payson Call; Margaret Wade Campbell Deland; Arthur Foote; R. E. (Robert Edward) Francillon; Rosamund Liszt Marie Francillon; William James; George Kennan; Henry Edward Krehbiel; Charles Martin Loeffler; Henry Wadsworth Longfellow; Amy Lowell; Edward MacDowell; Louise Chandler Moulton; Celia Thaxter; and George P. (George Putnam) Upton. Also included are letters from Childe Hassam and Julia Ward Howe.C includes drafts and reviews of articles, books, and speeches by Rogers, most notably the original manuscript of Journal-letters from the Orient, and the original typescript of The story of two lives : home, friends, and travels : sequence to "Memories of a musical career." It also includes a small number of fictional works, and more than fifty of her musical scores, both songs and instrumental pieces, including one transcribed by Sir Arthur Sullivan.D includes a commonplace book, clippings, and other papers. It features an autograph book begun by Rogers at the Leipzig Conservatory in 1860, including inscriptions and fragmentary scores by numerous composers such as Sir Arthur Sullivan.
The majority of this series is shelved offsite at the Harvard Depository. See access restrictions below for additional information.


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Institute of Archaeology
Introduction of farming led to population 'boom-and-bust'
2 October 2013
Research by Stephen Shennan and colleagues has provided evidence of a population 'boom-and-bust' following the introduction of farming in Western Europe.
The introduction of farming into Western Europe around 7,500 years ago is widely believed to have led to dramatic and sustained population growth, but new evidence from radiocarbon data indicates that instead populations grew initially, then collapsed in many regions.
The research team on the ERC-funded EUROEVOL project, led by Stephen Shennan, examined the distribution of radiocarbon dates in several regions, and noticed that while there was evidence of a dramatic increase in human activity shortly after farming was introduced, it was not sustained. Instead they saw evidence of population collapse in many regions. In some cases the proportional decrease in population size was on a scale similar to that estimated by historians for the much later Black Death.
Their study, which has just been published in the journal Nature Communications, is the first to show the existence of such a 'boom-and-bust' pattern.
The development of farming, about 11,000 years ago in the Middle East, completely changed humanity's ways of life. Producing food by farming, as opposed to obtaining it by hunting and gathering, meant that far larger populations could be supported. This was the foundation for increases in fertility – leading to massive population growth – as well as many other changes in human ecology, including those in health, social structure and technology.
As Stephen indicated:
- "What has not been appreciated until now is that those populations did not just grow steadily to higher levels. Our newly published study uses a novel statistical method applied to dated archaeological sites from before and after the arrival of farming in 12 different regions of Europe to show that populations were subject to booms and busts on a large scale."
The reasons why these populations collapsed so dramatically remain unknown. As co-author Adrian Timpson indicated:
- "One possibility could be changes in climate, which can affect the suitability and productivity of crops in different regions but when we tested for correlations between population size and various climate indicators we found no conclusive proof of a link."
What is clear is that these dramatic collapses would have had important consequences for the economic, social and cultural lives of the early European farmers.
Read more
- Shennan, S. et al. Regional population collapse followed initial agriculture booms in mid-Holocene Europe. Nature Communications. 4:2486 doi: 10.1038/ncomms3486 (2013).
- Research Media (EU)
- EUROEVOL Project website


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Forums → WEPR → The Downfall of Languages
In 2 weeks time, 1 language will die. An entire culture dies. Everything that was in any way connected to that language, the history, the culture, the rituals, everything is lost. And that's because of the simple fact of people caring less and less about their own countries.
Whats's your opinions on this, if one person is born in a certain part of a world with certain culture, should it be forgotten, and instead the individual should concentrate on a more globalized language or culture, or should 1 person firstly learn as much as possible about their heritage before stepping into anything else?
I think it's sad that people don't care about the lands they come from. I have a friend, she's Greek. She doesn't know anything abut Greece. The worst part is, Greece is rich in many ways. It has very interesting history, the language is beautiful, and mostly everything about it is beautiful. Now, her not learning anything about it means that her children most likely won't learn anything about it. So, an entire family dies out, as well.
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Some countries have lost even a half of all their people because of the fact that the country is very poor. And that's the situation on Latvia, every time I go out of my school I see poor people everywhere, the jobs in that country are useless, stuff are very expensive. My mom gets like 200 Ls for a month. (200Ls is the same thing as 400$) and for my school she has to pay 65Ls (130$) for a month. Good thing we live together with a famous guitarist. People live in fear that they'll get fired. My both cousins are over 18 years old and they both have been going out of Latvia. I live in Latvia so I know what's going on. It has no hope, all the ones who wanna be presidents don't want the country, they want the money, they make the wrong decisions and they think only one way. Whitch is: "When I'm gonna be a president, I'll never be fired agian and I'll finally have a good life." Those are the ones that want to be presidents and those are the thoughts of our current president. Any other questions about my country?
Serbia's pretty similar. We're only saved by the fact that it's still kind of a socialist regime here, so everyone gets housing. The jobs here aren't even $400 mate, so don't worry. Common pay for a person with a very good school is 200 - 250 euros, which is around $250-$285 if I'm not mistaken. So, most people have to work double jobs, or double shifts. But at least they have a 2 month payed vacation every year.
But, that wasn't my question. I asked what do you think about the disappearance of culture around the world. Many tribes in Africa have it much worse than most of the world, but they still respect and keep their culture. As bad as a country may be at the moment, it's important to recognize and remember how each and every country started, or evolved. That is what is disappearing, along with the most basic thing of any country-language
I think you should not feel obliged to learn everything of your ancestors country before doing what you want. Your Greek friend, I guess she didn't grow up in Greece. Why should she have to know all things about Greece as someone who grew up there? Lineage is an interesting thing that can make you learn more about the culture of your parents or ancestors, if that's what you want to know, but it's not your culture in a direct sense. You didn't grow up there. I think in this case it's free to you whether you're interested in it or not, and it's wrong to judge them if they aren't.
Keeping up languages or cultures is a thing of the society, not the individual. Though sometimes, some very devoted individuals will prove more efficient, but you cannot enforce this. I agree that it is sad when a language or a part, or all of, a culture simply gets lost. But most people don't even know about the rich variety of languages and cultures, and it isn't just a recent phenomenon.
And no, that your Greek friend isn't interested in her roots doesn't mean that her children won't be interested to know where they come from. They simply won't learn it from her, but by themselves if they're interested.
i understand you. on the other side i understand other people as well.
i personally love languages and also the basic things in every coulture.
but i can also understand that many people dont find that interesting. i dont think people should feel that they have to learn something they dont like so it wont die. its sad but in the end i think people should do what they want to.
Living in America, where there is many languages, sometimes it's annoying when I can't understand someone who is speaking another language. I only speak English though. And it's quite annoying that people aren't speaking the national language.
And it's quite annoying that people aren't speaking the national language.
National Language? What might that be?
I only speak English though
Learn more languages?
And it's quite annoying that people aren't speaking the national language.
The US has no official national language by federal law. Some states have made English their official language, but it only means that official government documents must at least be in English, and does not mean that they should be exclusively available only in English.
I don't think people should be expected to continue their family's languages. I've often been insulted for not being able to speak spanish. I used to be able to speak spanish as a child, but over time I lost my spanish as I learned english. I don't think it's fair that I get mocked for not knowing spanish and I wouldn't do it to anyone else either. I dunno, I guess I just don't think the child should be held responsible for carrying their families culture into a different country. Each country has it's own culture, that are unique and special. We can't keep the culture of every country are family settles down in. Imagine someone who has a Chinese mom, an Irish dad, and was born in America. Too much to retain.
In the US English and Spanish are the 2 most popular languages. I'm currently in year 3 of a 4 year Spanish lesson. I, obviously, can already speak fluent English. As for Spanish, I'm becoming much more fluent and can speak a good part of the language. I recommend anyone living in the US to learn at least the fundamentals because it is quickly increasing popularity.
National Language? What might that be?
The US has no official national language by federal law.
English is certainly the most popular language, with Spanish nearing a very close second. In the 3rd rank, in my opinion, would be a division of French and German. In high schools across the country, Spanish, French, and German are taught the very most. Spanish because of America's closeness with central America, and French because many Canadians speak the language. I assume German because many people have a German heritage for some reason, why I'm not quite sure.
And it's quite annoying that people aren't speaking the national language.
Don't be naive about the US's the most popular languages. English speakers might not always be the majority.
Wasn't it predicted that in the future there would only be like 6 languages left in the world? I heard this from my History teacher back in my freshmen year.
I don't think it's fair that I get mocked for not knowing spanish and I wouldn't do it to anyone else either.
I understand your pain. That same thing happened to me, but it's not that hard to learn Spanish again if you come from a Spanish speaking background.
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That is what I think too, but I'm not sure.
I've always heard that one of the early presidents (I want to say it was Andrew Jackson) was hungover after a little too much moonshine the night before and he ordered his cook to make him some ham with gravy as red as his eyes. :)
Shay - the pickled eggs are WHOLE boiled eggs that have been pickled in (I think) vinegar and spices. I love boiled eggs and I enjoy MOST things that are pickled, but the pickled eggs are kind of slimy and weird. Worth trying, but not something I would eat often! :laugh
That's what I've always heard--when your eyes are red because you just got up, you need coffee. Anyway, I've got to admit that I hate it!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ellen;3417493;
OK, Wikipedia says...
Red Eye Gravy's name likely comes from the appearance of the gravy. Prepared traditionally, when coffee and grease are not combined until the end (see Preparation, below) the coffee and grease form a heterogeneous mixture, with the water-based coffee sinking to the bottom and the oil-based grease forming the top layer. In a round bowl, therefore, the mixture looks much like a red eye, the coffee giving the red hue and the grease looking like a human iris. [1]
Less traditional preparation techniques do not always result in the "red eye" appearance, leading to folk legends surrounding the origin of the name. For instance, that former United States President Andrew Jackson requested ham with gravy as red as his cook's eyes, which were bloodshot from drinking the night before,[2] or that the black coffee in the gravy will keep people awake.[3]
So, we're all right--sort of. It also had a picture of the gravy in a bowl--looking like an eye if you stretch your imagination!
The idea of coffee-tasting gravy is not a pleasant one.
So... does anyone here like chocolate gravy with their biscuits? :drool
Okay -- now THAT sounds pretty disgusting!Quote:
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I'm almost afraid to ask: Chocolate chocolate, as in chocolate with sugar (bleccchhh) for a sweet "gravy" -- more like a "chocolate syrup" for a sweet, dessertish sort of concoction -- or enhanced with a tiny bit of unsweetened cocoa powder as a savory element to deepen the flavor of a savory gravy?Quote:
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I could see a little chocolate. I discovered chocolate tortilla chips made by Food Should Taste Good, they are delicious. That little hint of cocoa with the saltiness of the chips is wonderful. :drool
It tastes better than it sounds. :lolQuote:
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I've never heard of chocolate gravy. But those chocolate tortilla chips sound delicious...
They are. I first found them last summer at a market in Jackson, WY, and couldn't find them anywhere around here, but I recently found them again at Whole Foods. They don't even need any kind of dip they are so good.
FoodShouldTasteGood Chips | All-natural healthy snacks
They are actually healthy, too!


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Today begins the trial of JK Rowling and Warner Brothers vs. RDR Books and Steve Van Der Ark in the courts of New York. There are many articles in the various news outlets that are chronicling the event that experts are predicting will have a profound effect on fan sites all over the internet.
You can read some of them here, here, here and here
What caught my eye this morning was the argument by Rowling's lawyers that Steve Van Der Ark should not be allowed in the courtroom while Rowling testifies. She will also be flanked by a bodyguard.
Frankly, I find this to be just a little too much. Why should Rowling have the right to testify without looking Steve in the face? He should have every right to hear what she has to say. In my opinion, he has every right, since he is the one being accused of literary theft, to be present in the courtroom.
What are your thoughts on this?


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A third of primary school children are obese or overweight, according to shocking new figures.
The NHS Information Centre says 19 per cent of Year Six kids – aged 10 and 11 – are obese, and a further 14 per cent are overweight.
And experts lay the blame squarely at the door of parents.
Health professionals said poor eating habits in the home and kids loading up on junk food on their way to and from school is the cause for the relentless rise of childhood obesity.
"There is a lost generation of children who are totally uneducated when it comes to what they eat," obesity surgeon Shaw Somers told the Sun.
The responsibility must lie with parents.
Tam Fry, of the Child Growth Foundation and National Obesity Forum, said that when children reach school age healthy eating "goes out of the window".
"It's snacks on the way there and back," she said.
The NHS National Child Measurement Programme looked at more than a million children. In inner-city areas, the obesity figure rose to 25 per cent. But it's feared the situation could be even worse, with many heavier kids too embarrassed to take part in the NHS measuring programme.
Overweight children carry severe health risks when they grow up. Eight two per cent go on to be obese adults with a massive risk of developing Type 2 diabetes and heart disease.
"This is a really sad statistic. It is a shame that even more of our children are finishing primary school obese," said Tracy Parker, dietician at the British Heart Foundation.
"We've got to realise children's food and lifestyle choices today could have long-term consequences on their future health. Kids are turning their backs on fruit and veg in favour of snacks laden with fat, salt and sugar as a regular part of their daily diet."
Do you worry about this generation of overweight children?


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David Cameron has been urged to come clean about whether he witheld any "embarrassing" emails or text messages between Rebekah Brooks, Andy Coulson and himself from the Leveson inquiry.
Labour's deputy leader Harriet Harman wrote to the prime minister today, following heated exchanges in the Commons that saw Cameron refuse to answer a question on the allegations.
"The reports that the prime minister has not made a full disclosure to the Leveson Inquiry are deeply concerning," she said.
"The prime minister set up the Leveson Inquiry to examine the culture, practices and ethics of the press including the relationships between the press and politicians.
She added: "It presents an historic opportunity to solve longstanding problems with the press and it is therefore vital that the Leveson Inquiry has all of the evidence available."
On Tuesday The Independent reported that Cameron had not disclosed all of the emails and text messages sent to the former News International chief executive and his former communications director following legal advice.
The paper also alleged that some of the messages were "embarrassing". Labour MP and phone hacking campaigner Chris Bryant tacked Cameron on the issue during prime minister's questions.
"Why wont the prime minister publish all the texts, emails and other forms of correspondents between himself and his office and Rebekah Brooks, Andy Coulson and News International?" he said.
"Is it because they are too salacious and embarrassing for the prime minister?" Bryant asked, before adding: "I wouldn't smile, when the truth comes out the prime minister won't be smiling."
However an irritated Cameron refused to answer Bryant, saying the Labour shadow immigration minister had never apologised for accusing him of holding secret meetings with Rupert Murdoch that had not been declared.
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The prime minister said Bryant "read out a whole lot of Leveson information he was not meant to read out, much of which, about me, turned out to be true and he has never apologised".
He added: "Do you know what, until he apologises I am not going to answer his questions."
In May Bryant apologised to Lord Justice Leveson and the Commons in general, but not to the prime minister specifically.
A Downing Street spokeswoman said: "All the material that the inquiry asked for was provided. We have co-operated fully with the inquiry and we are now looking forward to that report.
"Nothing has been withheld with regard to the Leveson Inquiry. We have co-operated fully with the inquiry and everything the Leveson Inquiry requested we have provided."
Any request for the release of further documents under Freedom of Information legislation would be dealt with "on its merits", said the spokeswoman.
Dear Prime Minister,
I read with great concern yesterday's Independent report that some emails between you and Rebekah Brooks, and between you and Andy Coulson, have not been disclosed to the Leveson Inquiry.
You established the Leveson Inquiry to 'inquire into the culture, practices, and ethics of the press' – and the terms of reference explicitly include 'contacts and the relationships between national newspapers and politicians, and the conduct of each'.
The Leveson Inquiry presents us with an historic opportunity to solve longstanding problems with the press, including the relationship between the press and politicians.
It is vital that the Leveson Inquiry has all of the evidence available. I understand from the Independent report that some emails were not disclosed because you were advised they were not 'relevant'. In order for the public to have total confidence it would be preferable for you to disclose all of the emails and let the Leveson Inquiry decide which are relevant. It appears this is how you dealt with the text messages between you and Rebekah Brooks.
In light of the Independent's report, I would be grateful if you could tell me:
Are there emails between you and Rebekah Brooks that have not been disclosed to the Leveson Inquiry? If so, will you now disclose them to the Inquiry?
Are there emails between you and Andy Coulson that have not been disclosed to the Leveson Inquiry? If so, will you now disclose them to the Inquiry?
I urge you to disclose all of your communications with Rebekah Brooks and Andy Coulson to the Leveson Inquiry.