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The Senate's Gang of Eight is mounting an aggressive lobbying campaign with one major goal: weaken the conservative opposition to a sweeping immigration overhaul.
Hours after the bill was unveiled after 2 a.m. Wednesday, Republicans began to make their pitch for it on conservative talk radio and by urging their colleagues to hold their fire until they've had a chance to analyze it. Their hope is to define the measure as a workable compromise on a highly complex issue, one that will help broaden the GOP's reach to Latino and moderate voters.
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The push is part of a broader strategy to smooth passage for the complex legislation in the Senate, where the idea is to lure more than just a handful of Republican senators. If a broadly backed bill passed the Senate, House Republicans would be hard pressed to reject it, proponents believe.
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"Defining the bill quickly is good," said Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), a member of the gang, in an interview. "We're going to be aggressive in marketing the bill. We're going to be open minded about making it better. But this is an all-hands-on-deck approach."
On Wednesday, Graham and Sen. Marco Rubio made the rounds on conservative talk radio, with the Florida Republican planning for more appearances on Thursday. The initial reaction on the right was far less intense than they anticipated, proponents said. Rubio's offices in Washington and Florida received fewer than 500 calls on immigration Wednesday, with more than 150 of those in favor of his bill, according to a source in his office.
( Also on POLITICO: Rubio's toughest crowd: Radio talkers)
And some GOP senators were circumspect, saying they would wait and see the details of the bill before making their minds up whether to pick it apart.
"I'll take another look at it," said Sen. Thad Cochran (R-Miss.), who voted to block the 2007 bill.
"Is that enough for me? I don't want to say yet. But it was a lot better than I thought it was," said Sen. Chuck Grassley, the top Republican on the Senate Judiciary Committee, about the border security measures.
( Also on POLITICO: How the deal got done)
On the left, Democrats tried to shore up their own base. Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.), another leading supporter, and Democratic senators privately met with a room full of immigration activists to implore them to put aside their fears for the "greater good" of passing the bill. And a senior White House official, Cecilia Muñoz, met with House Democrats in House Minority Whip Steny Hoyer's office, offering broad support for the bill, hearing from Democrats worried about elements of the bill's treatment of undocumented immigrants. The White House would also like the bill tweaked.

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The Jaguars jumped back into free agency Tuesday, signing former Baltimore receiver/punt returner Tandon Doss.
Doss became available when the Ravens opted not to tender him a contract last week and is the Jaguars' seventh addition this month.
In 15 games for the Ravens last season, the 24-year old Doss had 19 catches and his 15.6-yard punt return average led the NFL.
"[Jacksonville] just seemed like a place where I could compete for a spot and show what I can do," he said. "The coaching staff was great, and they were excited when I talked to them. You could see they're willing to do whatever it takes to win."
Doss said he was also pursued by Pittsburgh, Atlanta and the New York Giants.
"I had a few teams going for me, but I felt like this would be the right place," he said.
At 6-foot-2, Doss (201 pounds) is the second-tallest receiver on the Jaguars' roster, behind Stephen Williams (6-5).
Doss played 315 snaps last year, lining outside and in the slot, for the Ravens, and most of his production came when Jacoby Jones was injured in the season's first half. Doss had 305 receiving yards, no touchdowns and two drops.
"I was able to play every other series and get into a rhythm," Doss said. "I think I showed what I could do a little bit. But there's a lot more to show."
Where Doss made an impression was on punt returns. Filling in for Jones, he had returns 22, 36, 38 yards and an 82-yard touchdown.
The Jaguars ranked last in punt returns in 2013 (4.7 average and none longer than 17 yards).
Ace Sanders was drafted for that role, but if he is asked to play regularly at receiver, Doss could get a shot.
"They bought that up so we'll see," Doss said of returning punts. "It's always good to have that in your pocket and able to utilize it because the coaches always say the more you can do, the more you'll be on the field."
Doss returned 66 kickoffs at Indiana so that could also be a possibility for him with the Jaguars.
A fourth-round pick after catching 154 passes for 1,854 yards and 13 touchdowns for the Hoosiers, Doss found the sledding tough in Baltimore - he had no catches his rookie year and seven receptions his second season.
"It was a difficult time - I had to be the most patient person ever," Doss said. "But I understand the business side and know how it all works. Now I'm here and looking forward to competing and getting better."
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The company sold 461 units of its small car Brio in November 2015, while Amaze and City recorded sales of 4,106 units and 6,342 units, respectively. The company's new premium hatchback, Jazz, recorded a sale of 3,367 units in November and Mobilio (its first MPV) sales stood at 393 units.
Besides, Honda sold 43 units of CRV, its sports utility vehicle (SUV). Exports of Honda in November 2015 stood at 120 units, taking the company's total sales in November 2015 to 14,832 units.
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SAN JOSE — Poinsettias, bouquets and candles have been laid, and family and friends are mourning the loss of an 18-year-old Leigh High School graduate who was slain Tuesday afternoon.
Detectives continue to investigate the slaying, which marked a somber milestone for the city as it reached its highest homicide count in two decades with 44 people slain in 2012.
While authorities did not release the name of the victim, friends gathered Wednesday evening to remember Cody Sonenberg, a Leigh High School graduate who planned to join the U.S. Marines, like his brother.
They recalled his bright blue-green eyes that they called his "signature," and attested to his affable, goofball nature. But he also wanted to make something of himself, they said.
"Everyone has been kind of at a loss for words," said Rebecca, 20. "The best thing I can say is not only was he determined, but he drove his friends to be determined as well."
Rebecca was gathered Wednesday night with two friends at the Fairhaven Drive site where Sonenberg was slain. All declined to give their last names "because we don't know what is going on."
Answers about the homicide are sparse and questions mount. Police were called to the spot about 3:20 p.m. Tuesday for reports of a vehicle crash.
They found a white pickup against a tree and the victim lying several feet away in the street. Initial reports suggested he was shot to death. Police did not release additional details Wednesday.
Scars of the crime scene remained in the form of reddish-orange spray paint police used to mark the site, and the imprint of the truck's tires remained in fresh mud by the sidewalk.
At Sonenberg's family home, friends who answered the door declined to comment on behalf of the family.
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We tried it for lunch. The jerk is spicy, but not dry. The peas and rice were nicely flavored with coconut milk and the $5 lunch is almost enough for two meals. I'll definitely go back. I'd say they are one of the better places on Nostrand.
The brand new restaurant offering Caribbean cuisine opens its doors at Brooklyn. Caribbean Flavor features Lunch Specials which includes curry, stew, seafood, vegetables, sides, chicken and pork served with fried rice or white rice or peas, etc.
Caribbean Flavor's breakfast menu includes dishes like Salt Fish, Fry Potato, Fry Okra, Bhagee, Fish Cake, Cassava Ball, House Special Fried Rice, Cow Heel, Veggie, etc. The restaurant serves Chow Mein, Goat Curry, Oxtail Stew, Fried Chicken, Pepper Shrimp Seafood, Bunjal Pork (curried) and much more. Caribbean Flavor is opened all the days from 7 AM- 12 AM.
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Just notice the sandwich board ad for $6 dinner special.
My sense is that it is tough to make a profit at these price points.
This place is going to need to sell A LOT of food to make a profit.
Its not that far off of the other Caribbean places and they seem to do alright
Yes, the nearby blocks present this restaurant with lots of established competition.
So far, he seems to be going against the competition head on. As pointed out about, his strengths are the quantity of food you get, and the ability to eat in. This may allow him to steal some customers from established places.
...further increasing the chances that the established places go out of business when their present lease expires, and they are faced with an increase.
It would be interesting to see whether the overall demand for Carib Food on Nostrand is presently increasing or decreasing.
Another reason these guys win...
Unlike all the other West Indian spots on Nostrand..they are open on Sunday. And they run that $5 lunch special on the weekends!!!
Ok Ok fine! I'll give them a go and post my findings.
Any decent vegetarian offerings? I like the sound of a $5 lunch special.
I just stopped in here for dinner on Wednesday and liked it so much that I had to go back for more on Thursday. Their food is fresh, delicious, and the price is more than right! I especially enjoyed the rice & peas with curry sauce on top + jerk chicken.
I was talking to one of the very sweet & friendly owners, who told me that things are going pretty well, but that they are still trying to get the word out about their business. They just had new menus delivered on Monday and their daughter set up a Yelp page yesterday. So if you have eaten there and would like to show some love, here's a link to Caribbean Flavor on Yelp: http://www.yelp.com/biz/caribbean-flavor-new-york
Gueye originally ran a frame shop on Flatbush Avenue at Prospect Place. She turned half of it into a restaurant in 2011.The new
She plans to open Meme's Healthy Nibbles by May 20."http://www.dnainfo.com/new-york/20140507/crown-heights/more-health-food-yoga-coming-crown-heights-may
Meme's pancakes seem like they will be geared toward "wholesome, natural, organic" customers.Yeah their old store on Flatbush was super crunchy...it was great!!


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Indiana University
Indiana University
About Indianapolis
With a city population of nearly 800,000 and a total metropolitan area population of over 1,500,000, Indianapolis is 13th largest in the United States in city population and 29th in metropolitan population. This is large enough to support a richly diverse cultural environment yet small enough to maintain an affordable and neighborly community.
Downtown Indianapolis (a few minutes from the IU Medical Center) is the city's crown jewel. It is a classic example of urban restoration in the midst of new hotels and office buildings of outstanding architectural design. It supports a range of activities, from shopping to fine dining, from sporting events to musicals. Day or night, something exciting is happening in downtown Indianapolis!
The surrounding neighborhoods have a variety of activities to offer as well. Broad Ripple is the heart of the art community, hosting the region's largest outdoor art events. Eagle Creek Park, a 4,200-acre natural park, is a haven for the outdoor enthusiast as it is home to trails for hiking or biking, courses for golfing and a reservoir for sailing or rowing.
Indianapolis is a great place to work and to live. It offers the best that can be found in the largest cities in the world at a cost and convenience that the larger cities find impossible to match. Please take a few minutes and explore what our city has to offer in your area of interest.
Performing Arts
For lovers of the arts, the city has plenty to offer. From world-class musical organizations such as the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, the Indianapolis Opera Company and the Indianapolis Children's Choir to such renowned dance troupes as Dance Kaleidoscope and the Russian Ballet Academy, the performing arts are lively and varied. Add to this live theater - the Indiana Repertory Theatre for traditional and contemporary plays, the Phoenix Theatre and Theatre on the Square for experimental works, The American Cabaret Theatre, Clowes Hall and the Murat Theater for musicals, the Civic Theatre for community productions - and you'll find plenty of reasons to go out when time permits.
The internationally acclaimed Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra is among a select group of America's finest. The orchestra attracts and presents resident and visiting artists of the highest stature. More than 180 radio stations air the orchestra's nationally syndicated broadcasts to markets of over 100 million people. The orchestra performs at the downtown Circle Theatre, a 1,833-seat, neoclassical architectural triumph with extraordinary acoustics that was completely restored in 1982. Each summer, the orchestra performs a series of outdoor concerts called Symphony on the Prairie. This event takes place at Conner Prairie where an outdoor amphitheater is surrounded by large grounds for picnicking. Bring your fried chicken and potato salad, or your wine and cheese while you listen to the music and relax on the lawn.
Visual Arts
The visual arts are lively in Indianapolis.
At the Indianapolis Museum of Art, the Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art and the Indianapolis Art Center, you'll find everything from artifacts and antiquities to contemporary artworks. What's more, there's a lively gallery scene, with such places as Herron Gallery (part of Indiana University's Herron School of Art), Hot House Art Gallery, 4 Star Gallery and Ruschman Gallery leading the way with the latest works from local, regional and national artists.
The Indianapolis Museum of Art (pictured above), which houses an extensive collection of Old World, Oriental, and contemporary masterpieces, is nestled in midtown Indianapolis on 154 acres of manicured grounds and botanical gardens. In addition to the main building, which houses the museum's art collection, is the Museum of Decorative Arts in the former mansion of the Eli Lilly family. Also on the museum grounds is the Garden on the Green, a popular restaurant, which features an eclectic menu and beautiful views of the museum grounds.
The Indianapolis Art Center, housed in a building designed by internationally renowned architect (and Indianapolis native) Michael Graves, is one of the largest community arts organizations in the country. In addition to offering an array of visual arts classes in everything from drawing and painting to glass blowing and metal smithing, the Art Center hosts exhibitions, film series, lectures, and concerts. Every May, it also sponsors the Broad Ripple Art Fair, one of the region's largest outdoor art events.
Annual artistic events occurring in Indy include the Broad Ripple Art Fair, the Penrod Art Fair, and the Talbot Street Art Fair. Each of these is an outdoor event where you can enjoy not only the talent-filled artwork but also the fresh air and sunshine!
The Children's Museum, the largest facility of its type in the world, has numerous visual and hands-on exhibits for young and old alike. It also features a planetarium, an Omnimax theatre, an operating carousel, and an auditorium where singers, puppeteers and children's theater groups perform. The Indiana State Museum provides educational exhibits that illustrate Indiana's geologic past, its archaeological heritage, and political and cultural history.
Located just north of Indianapolis, Conner Prairie is a living museum where patrons can travel back to Indiana in 1836. Interactive activities include dipping candles and playing 19th century games. For those who prefer to be entertained, sit back and enjoy the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra play at the outdoor amphitheater.
Indianapolis is a mecca for sports buffs, and many world-class sports facilities - including the IU Natatorium, the IU Track and Soccer Stadium and the Indianapolis Tennis Center - are on our campus. In Indianapolis, unlike many other cities, the public may use those facilities whenever they're not in use for competitions. Since 1982, the city has hosted an array of national and international sporting events, including the Pan-American Games, the World Gymnastic Championships, rowing championships (Eagle Creek Park, on the city's westside, is home to the only rowing course in the country sanctioned for international competition) and U.S. Olympic trials for several summer sports.
For the professional sports enthusiast, Indianapolis is home to the 2006 Super Bowl Champion Colts and the Indiana Pacers. You can also watch the Indianapolis Indians AAA baseball team in the new Victory Field stadium, within walking distance of our campus, and the Indianapolis Ice CHL hockey team at the Coliseum in the Indiana State Fairgrounds.
And there's auto racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The Indianapolis 500, held every Memorial Day weekend, is still the granddaddy of all races, though the Allstate 400 at the Brickyard, a NASCAR race held at the Indianapolis Speedway each August, is equally popular, you can also check out US Grand Prix racing. In September 2000, the Speedway hosted its first Formula One event. And the National Hot Rod Association's US Nationals, held in late August at Indianapolis Raceway Park, attracts drag racing buffs from around the country.
The NCAA has staged various championships in Indianapolis, ranging from swimming and diving to track and field and basketball (the Final Four was here in 1997, 2000, 2006 and returned in 2015). Every May, the city hosts the Mini-Marathon, which attracts over 17,000 runners and walkers, making it the largest half-marathon race in the United States. The level of support for and commitment to amateur sports led to Indianapolis being chosen as the home of the NCAA's headquarters, located on a site adjacent to our campus.
On campus is the IU Natatorium, a world-class aquatic facility with separate diving, competition, and instructional pools. Also included in the Natatorium are racquetball and handball courts, a weight room, an aerobics room, and a gymnasium. Adjacent to the natatorium are outdoor basketball courts. Nearby is the IU Track & Soccer Stadium, which seats 12,800 and contains a 400-meter, eight-lane track. It is surrounded by soccer fields, softball diamonds, and basketball courts - all available for your use. The 10,000-seat, 24-tennis court Indianapolis Sports Center is the site of the RCA/U.S. Men's Hardcourt Championships, as well as other tennis events.
A few miles from the campus is the Pan American Plaza, which contains the nation's finest indoor ice-skating complex. Three miles north is the Major Taylor Velodrome and BMX Track, offering national and international bicycle racing, recreational riding, instruction, training, and bicycle motocross racing.
Just south of campus lies White River State Park, a 250-acre park on the White River, and the Indianapolis Zoo, a $200 million complex. The zoo features more than 2,000 animals in "cageless" simulated natural habitats and is a retreat for family recreation. An IMAX theater is part of the White River State Park.
For those who love the outdoors, Eagle Creek Park is within the city just 20 minutes from the medical center campus. A 4,200-acre natural park located on a 1,300-acre reservoir, Eagle Creek offers boating, crew racing, swimming, hiking, golf, archery, cross-country skiing, picnics, and nature studies. Competitive 5K and 10K runs are held in the park throughout the year. In addition to Eagle Creek, Indianapolis has wonderful parks throughout the city, with facilities ranging from swimming pools and tennis courts to golf courses, baseball diamonds, basketball courts, and hiking trails.
What's more, Indiana maintains numerous state parks within an hour or two of Indianapolis. You can canoe Sugar Creek or Whitewater River, hike through grottoes and dense woods in Turkey Run and Shades, go caving at McCormick's Creek State Park, whiz down the toboggan run and ski the cross-country trails of Pokagon, examine the Indian mounds at Mounds State Park, ogle the fall foliage in Brown County, and contemplate the falls at Clifty Falls.
For cyclists, Indianapolis has a network of biking trails as part of the Indianapolis Greenways, among the more popular of which are the Monon Trail and the Central Canal Towpath. For more of a challenge, there's the annual Hilly Hundred tour or the country roads of southern Indiana.
While the area has many shopping malls, Circle Centre Mall is the city's premier shopping destination. Circle Centre is located in the heart of downtown and is anchored by Carson Pirie Scott department stores. In all, there are approximately 110 shops in the multilevel facility, as well as several restaurants, a cineplex and nightclubs.
On the north side, Keystone at the Crossing provides another unique shopping mall anchored by Nordstrom's and Saks Fifth Avenue. The mall is part of a larger shopping extravaganza with surrounding smaller malls housing stores ranging from ZanyBrainy to Bed Bath and Beyond to Barnes and Noble. Finally, intermingled restaurants featuring cuisine from hamburgers to steaks make this area of the city a great place to spend the day shopping.
Finally, each side of town features its own shopping mall with anchor stores such as Macy's and Saks Fifth Avenue. So if you just want to run to the store to pick up that blouse you need to go with the skirt you want to wear out to dinner that night or to buy that specific screwdriver you need to finish hanging your new storm door, you don't have to run far.
The city hosts a huge variety of ethnic and specialty restaurants, including Afghan, African-American, American, Cajun, Caribbean, Chinese (Hunan, Szechwan, and Mandarin), Creole, Dutch, Ethiopian, French, German, Greek, Indian, Irish, Italian, Jamaican, Japanese, Korean, kosher, Mexican, Middle Eastern, Russian, Thai and Vietnamese.
Each summer, the city hosts two street festivals: Midsummer Fest and Circlefest. Downtown is closed to vehicles, open-air restaurants line the sidewalks, and festival goers can dance or listen to live bands playing a variety of music as they enjoy their sidewalk cuisine. In addition, cultural communities celebrate their heritage each summer at events such as the Greek Festival or the International Festival.


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Fiona is three months old!!
And, as an aside, I am really feeling the limits of my skill with a camera. The only classes I've ever taken were focused on black and white film (which I LOVE). But for speed, instant gratification, and color, I can't really beat digital. So I'm working on it. But man, I am frustrated with the difference between what I see in my mind and what I can actually make the camera do lately.
With subjects like these, though...it's hard to go too far wrong.
3 months
Posted by Gwen Papp Tuesday, August 24, 2010 at 11:36 AM
Fiona is three months old!!
Soaking up the last bits of summer
Posted by Gwen Papp Thursday, August 12, 2010 at 8:43 PM
Knowing that we were going to have a new baby this spring, I thought that we should just prepare ourselves for a summer of hell. I know, I'm such an optimist. But I didn't really remember the massive sleep deprivation from the first time around fondly. I don't do well with lack of sleep. Instead, the truth is...this summer has been awesome. And we're trying to enjoy every last minute.
So we've been spending time at the library, escaping the heat:
Eating lots of summer fruit:
Sleeping more than I remember from the first time around....
wearing pretty dresses to go to tea with fairies:


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Le mystère du ménestrel (Clapotis, 1970)
Paqui was a Spanish artist of mainly romance comics. In the 1960s, the artist drew for Spanish serials like 'Claro de Luna' and the comics magazine Romántica of the Barcelona-based publisher Ibero Mundial. Paqui was also drawing for the girls' pocket book series Clapotis of the French publishing house Aredit in the 1970s.


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Monday, May 25, 2009
Memory Monday: Fiddles and My Family
In an article in Volume II of Salt Port to Sirloin: The History of Baylor County from 1878 to Present, my Aunt Clarice Moore Howry wrote of her father, my Grandfather Kirby Runion Moore (pictured in the middle picture in the banner with my Grandmother Eula Floyd Moore): "One fond memory we have is when the family gathered on the front porch to rest and relax after our day's work was done, and Father would play his fiddle. He played the good old tunes, hoe-downs, two-steps and waltzes." When I started family research and found my great-grandparents Harlston Perrin Moore and Martha E. Lewis, I wondered which side of the family my grandfather learned to play the fiddle from, the Moores or the Lewises.
In my post on Aunt Joy, I wrote about my mother's oldest brother, my Uncle Howard Lee Moore, a talented amateur violin maker, and how Howard and Joy would take me to old-time fiddling festivals. Uncle Howard always wished that he could play the way his father did, but his own talent was in crafting the violin itself. I remember when I lived with Uncle Howard and Aunt Joy there were always beautiful pieces of different kinds of wood in Uncle Howard's workshop; the smell of the wood was wonderful. There would always be two or three fiddles hanging in the closet of the spare bedroom to let the varnish dry and age. In the family room there was a big trophy case with numerous trophies won at the national amateur violin-makers competition as well as a few fiddles that were still waiting to be sold. After varnishing, the colors of the violins varied from a deep rich brown to a stunning reddish-brown color to a brilliant "blond" wood color. Customers who came to buy violins included local bluegrass players as well as members of the local symphony orchestra. Howard and Joy even arranged for me to take violin lessons for a few months with one of the violinists in the symphony orchestra.
Later I learned that my mother's youngest brother Neil Moore and his wife Ina played bluegrass, with Neil on the fiddle and Ina on the guitar; they are shown in the picture below. Unfortunately I do not have any pictures of Uncle Howard with one of his fiddles, but the fiddle Uncle Neil is holding was probably made by Uncle Howard.
When I moved out to Texas to live with my mother I was not able to continue violin lessons, but started oboe lessons there because our high school band needed an oboe. I never gained much proficiency on either instrument. However, my iPod is filled with many different types of string music: bluegrass, quintets for strings by Boccherini, Cajun, Cape Breton, and Quebecois fiddle music, various kinds of Celtic fiddle music, Norwegian, Swedish, and Finnish fiddle music (including Hardanger fiddles and nyckelharpas), and Hungarian and Gypsy fiddle music (and hurdy-gurdies as well). I do not know whether we are born or bred to respond more strongly to certain sounds than to others, but I suspect there is something in the blood that makes us Moores love music made on stringed instruments beyond any other sound.
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I, too have music in my family, but that gene missed me completely! My brother currently plays in a band and my uncle toured with a known big band in the early 50's before he began medical school. All of his kids, my cousins, were musical. How wonderful to have that talent and the ability to actually hand craft the musical instruments, like your relative is also a special gift.ReplyDelete
I sure enjoyed your post, Greta! It's really special that your Uncle Howard was able to handcraft fiddles. My gosh, what a talent too. This was a good Monday Memory!ReplyDelete
My Moore family also has musical talent. Many of them sing and some play piano.ReplyDelete
I love stringed insruments and played the Viola in school.
Thanks for your comments. Linda, do you have any recordings of your brother's or uncle's bands? My husband had a great uncle who was a somewhat famous pianist (Julius Koehl), but he died young. Apparently some of his performances have been captured in piano rolls! Becky, I think it is neat that your dad is a musician. Professor Dru - I know a couple of people who play the viola; we all consider it the "intellectual's" instrument (in a good way - you need brains to really "get" the instrument).ReplyDelete
I can relate to a love of stringed instruments. Though neither of my parents played an instrument, nor my grandparents either for that matter, I inherited a violin made locally by a friend and business partner of my grandfather's. It's nothing special and I'm sure it never won any awards, but it's special to me just because my grandfather bought it for his son to play. My dear uncle never really enjoyed playing and when I was a child expressing an interest he gave it to me. I took lessons and really struggled with it, never mastering it. But I kept the instrument and when my daughter came of an age to express an interest I gave it to her, along with lessons :-) She really took to it and played throughout middle school, high school, and in the university orchestra. How I loved to hear her play! We did buy her a new violin when her abilities surpassed the sound quality of that original violin but I still have that instrument. It now sits in my curio cabinet for all to admire.ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing this story. It really brought back memories for me!
Thank you, Jasia, especially for sharing the story of your violin. It's fascinating that memories involving music are often very strong ones ... kinda like memories involving food. It's also great when we can enjoy our kids' musical gifts. I always used to love the late afternoon hours when my daughters would be practicing their instruments (piano and harp).ReplyDelete


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A cider maker has recalled batches of perry as they may contain small fragments of glass at the bottom of the bottle.
Chardolini Sparkling Perry (75cl) bottles have been recalled by Aston Manor Cider due to the health risk the glass fragments could pose to consumers.
A spokesperson for Aston Manor Cider, commented: "We have identified glass fragments in a very small number of bottles of 'Chardolini' 75cl from two specific production batches (lots L27105N3 and L5328N3). No other batches of this product or any other produced by Aston Manor have been affected.
"As a precautionary measure, we ask customers who have bought any bottles with the above lot codes not to consume them and return them to the shop where purchased for a full refund.
"We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause."
Aston Manor Cider is the UK's largest independent cider maker, with sites in Birmingham, Tiverton and Stourport. As well as the Chardolini brand, the firm is home to Kingstone Press, Crumpton Oaks, Malvern, Frosty Jacks, Friels, Golden Valley as well as Spar's own-brand Premium Reserve Cider.


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If readers get irritated at typos contained in their newspaper or magazine, just imagine what it does to the publisher who must tolerate and try to prevent them, or the editor who's supposed to notice and rectify them, or the reporter or staffer who made them?
We sincerely apologize for our past and future typos - especially the misspelling of names, which has always been considered a real no-no in the newspaper industry.
Television and radio broadcasters can mispronounce name after name with no serious backlash, but the fact the print media throws it out there printed on paper into the public domain in front of God and everybody makes them a sitting duck when typos occur.
In today's high-tech world too many reporters and editors have become spoiled by their computer's spell-check. Spell-check is lame because it doesn't and can't consider in context names, proper nouns, or the many misleading words in the English language like led and lead, red and read, their and they're, its and it's, etc.
Reporters, editors and other writers make mistakes for a variety of reasons, including carelessness, a lack of intelligence, a reckless tendency to assume, a lack of proper training in grammar and spelling, and - probably the most viable reason - haste.
We all know haste makes waste, but only those who've lived it can appreciate that typos can and often do occur when the newspaper or magazine is on deadline, with the press operators, the entire distribution system and thousands of readers relying on the fact that the deadline will be met.
In many instances, meeting deadlines may be the reason a certain article or entire page was not even read by the editors or proof-readers so assigned.
Yes, we will labor to try to correct the likelihood of typos occurring. We can chastise the perpetrator and we know of some newspapers and magazines who regularly terminate frequent violators who fail to improve and who just don't seem to get the importance of continually striving to produce that perfect, error-free product.
So, as we battle typos on the inside, we ask that you bear with us. Most certainly, feel free to point the mistakes out to us, although we are well aware of them and embarrassed by them the moment we see them.
And remember, we are all human beings and share with each and every one of you the peccadilloes and common frailties associated in that fraternity.


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VMware NSX Data Center changes the way applications in data centers are secured by enabling a zero-trust security model through micro-segmentation inside data centers and clouds. NSX Data Center reduces the scope of compliance by isolating the systems that store, process or transmit sensitive data. This enables a fundamentally more secure environment and helps to ensure and demonstrate compliance with many regulations such as PCI DSS, HIPAA, FedRAMP, SOC, CJIS, DISA STIG and more.
NSX Data Center enables a zero-trust security model inside data centers and clouds. Micro-segmentation allows for granular security down to the VM. This helps reduce the scope of compliance and cut down the overall audit duration by isolating the systems that store, process or transmit sensitive data.
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Gold's Death Cross Hastens Mining ETFs' Downward Spirals
The big news out of gold pits Wednesday is that futures violated the psychologically significant $1,600 per ounce level.
The big news out of the gold pits Wednesday is that futures violated the psychologically important $1,600 per ounce level. At the time of this writing, Comex-traded gold is trading just under $1,568 per ounce. Arguably, the bigger news is the technical condition that gold's slide has caused.
That is the ominous death cross, the technical scenario under which a security's 50-day moving average falls below its 200-day line. It happened with gold futures and it would appear that it is just a matter of time before the same fate befalls the SPDR Gold Shares (NYSEARCA:GLD) and the iShares Gold Trust (NYSEARCA:IAU).
Not surprisingly, gold trading is at six-month lows and violating key technical areas has proven to be another nail in the coffin of gold mining ETFs. Earlier this month, our firm reported on looming technical issues for the Market Vectors Gold Miners ETF (NYSEARCA:GDX).
That report cited a technical analyst that said if GDX, the largest gold miners ETF by assets, fellow below $42.15, the bad times could keep on coming. As of Wednesday, that call has proven to be 100% accurate. GDX is off 4% in late trading and trading around $37.80. Should GDX closed below $38 today, it will be the first time the ETF has done that since July 2009.
GDX's all-time low of $17.80 seen in October 2008 is obviously a long way off, but at around $38, the ETF is trading near a price that it saw soon after its May 2006 debut. Regarding the death cross, GDX beat bullion to the punch, having committed that offense early this year.
GDX is not alone. The Market Vectors Junior Gold Miners ETF (NYSEARCA:GDXJ) is off 3.8% today and is trading at $16 as of this writing. That would be a new all-time closing low for the ETF, which debuted in November 2009. If GDXJ closes right at $16, it will have lost 38.4% since coming to market.
Like GDX, GDXJ made its death cross several weeks. Weakness in gold mining shares, a prominent theme for two years now, if not longer, and that weakness can be felt at the highest levels of the hedge fund universe. As our firm reported last week, George Soros has been paring his exposure to GDX and GDXJ.
Investors in David Einhorn's Greenlight Capital may be hoping that the hedge fund is behind some of today's selling pressure in GDX. Greenlight owned about 6 million shares of GDX at the end of the fourth quarter, according to a recent 13F filing. That position, if Greenlight still maintains it, is certainly worth less today than it was at the end of last year. GDX spent much of October and November trading in the high $40s and low $50s before diving to the mid $40s in December.
Not surprisingly, today's worst offender in the gold mining ETF realm is a leveraged play: the Direxion Daily Gold Miners Bull 3X Shares (NYSEARCA:NUGT). Down over 10% today and more than 34% in the past month, NUGT languishes below $6 per share. In the world of leveraged ETFs, a fund with that price tag will only keep it for so long before it travels down Reverse Split Boulevard.
The Direxion Daily Gold Miners Bear Shares (NYSEARCA:DUST) will not be seeing a reverse split anytime soon. DUST, the one gold mining ETF that is worth a look these days, is up 51.5% in the past month and that does NOT include today's 12.1% gain.Below, find some more great ETF and market content from Benzinga:
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2ND HAND 60V scooter...
- Reduced price
For Brushless PM Motors.
2ND HAND - VERY GOOD CONDITION : only used on the bench to test a motor on the dynamometer.
This model is for Hall Effect (UVW) motors only – Sin/Cos not supported.
Size : 320x170x90mm
Weight : 5kg
The Gen4 range represents the latest design in compact AC Controllers. These reliable controllers are intended for on-road and off-road electric vehicles and feature the smallest size in the industry for their power capacity.
Thanks to the high efficiency it is possible to integrate these controllers into very tight spaces without sacrificing performance. The design has been optimised for the lowest possible installed cost while maintaining superior reliability in the most demanding applications.
- Advance flux vector control
- Autocheck system diagnostic
- Integrated logic circuit
- Hardware & software failsafe watchdog operation
- Supports both PMAC motor and AC induction motor control
- Integrated fuse holder
- IP66 protection
Multiple Motor Feedback Options
Gen4 provides a number of motor feedback possibilities from a range of hardware inputs and software control, allowing a great deal of flexibility.
- Absolute UVW encoder input
Integrated I/O
Gen4 includes a fully-integrated set of inputs and outputs (I/0) designed to handle a wide range of vehicle requirements. This eliminated the need for additional external I/O modules or vehicle controllers and connectors.
- 8 digital inputs
- 2 analogue inputs (can be configured as digital)
- 3 contactor/solenoid outputs
- 1 encoder supply output - programmable 5V or 10V
Other Features
- A CANopen bus allows easy interconnection of controllers and devices such as displays and driver controls.
- The CANbus allows the user to wire the vehicle to best suit vehicle layout since inputs and outputs can be connected to any of the controllers on the vehicle and the desired status is passed over the CAN network to the relevant motor controller.
- The Gen4 controller can dynamically change the allowed battery current by exchanging CAN messages with a compatible Battery Management System.
- Configurable as vehicle control master or motor slave.
Configuration Tools
Sevcon offers a range of configuration tools for the Gen4 controller, with options for Windows based PC or calibrator handset unit. These tools provide a simple yet powerful means of accessing the CANopen bus for diagnostics or parameter adjustment. The handset unit features password protected access levels and a customized logo start-up screen.