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I had some thoughts about how to prove the turing completeness of a programming language. I came to the conclusion, that if you could write a program that is able to parse a turing machine program, both should be equivalent as you could execute every turing machine program with that parser written in that language. Therefore the language must be turing complete. Am I right? What are other ways of proving turing completeness?
A programming language is Turing complete if and only if we can write every computable function in this language. So proving that we can emulate a turing machine is a good way to prove that a language is turing complete, by the way this is not the only way, another way can be to prove that your language is able to describe all the $\mu$-recursive functions. To do that you just have to prove that you can write some programs that compute some special functions (the constant zero function, the successor operation and the projection functions) and shows that you can write the operations of composition of functions and $\mu$-recursion (primitive recursion being a special case of $\mu$-recursion) in term of operations of programs.
Hope this helps.
Parsing is not really correct. I think you wanted to say that if you can simulate a Turing machine in your programming language.
For another method: you could write a program that evaluates all computable lambda calculus expressions. (Or any formal system which is equivalent to Turing machines, e.g. abaci).
Parsing is not to the point, and here is why. The language of all syntactically correct programs in a given language is (or should be) recursive, which is lower on the hierarchy than the languages defined by Turing-complete programming systems, which is recursively enumerable. In fact, for a very simple model (like Turing's original formulation), the language of all syntactically correct "programs" could be as low in the hierarchy as finite-state (regular).
In other words, there is very little relationship between the difficulty of parsing programs (a static kind of task) and simulating/emulating the running of a program (a very dynamic task).
So, as the others here say, you need to show that the programming language/model you want to prove Turing-complete can carry out certain basic operations and can also combine operations to make longer, arbitrarily complex programs.
Then there's the issue of the unlimited storage of theoretical models -- like the two-way unbounded tape of a classical Turing Machine -- versus the practical limitations on storage of real-life programming languages and systems. But that's a subtle topic that is usually not addressed in answering questions like yours, as it bears on a different set of theoretical issues.


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Hi Laurel,
I too am a descendant of John & Ellen Gregg. I just recently stumbled onto your web site and familly tree. So I just entered a tree for my corner of the family at http://www.myheritage.com/site-201442411/gregg I also posted some family pictures there as well, one of which is the same picture as one of yours. the "greggs".
Unfortunately I don't have any information on the ancestors back to Ireland. But if I can help with details on family members closer to me I am pleased to help. Likewise If you want copies of my pictures as I have our family photo albums back to about 1900, you are welcome.
Rgards, John Gregg, Summerland, BC
I am descended from John and Ellen (Hudson) Gregg, and I am curious about your connection to them. Their daughter, Catharine was my 2x great grandmother (she married Richard Wilson).
Hope to hear from you soon, as we do not have alot of information on the Greggs.
Paul Wilson (Fonthill, Ontario, Canada)
Hello Michael.
Yes these are my ancestors!! Their son George had my Grandfather Samuel George Gregg. Do you know anything about John's parents in Sligo? My records show that he was orphaned young. And Anything on the Hudsons would be very much appreciated too. I can find no records of Ellen's parents. Her brothers and John Gregg are recorded as haviong found the army pay and were honest young men and returned it. I don't know their names. I would love to find out anything about either line in my tree.
Thanks for replying.
11901 census Sligo Ireland listed a Gregg family in Sligo town but I could not find any there now
I lived in Riverstown Sligo From 1954 until 1990 and still vist my dad there every year . He is 91 years old
I am sending you details of the Sligo heritage centre and an independent researcher who might be able toi get you more information
County Sligo Heritage and Genealogy Centre
Genealogical service for people tracing their County Sligo roots
William,SpottswoodGrandsonChurch/IrelandReadWrite10MaleScholarNot MarriedCo. SligoEnglishGeorge,GreggFatherChurch/IrelandReadWrite65MaleFarmerWidowerCo. SligoEnglishSam.,GreggSonChurch/IrelandReadWrite21MaleFarmer's SonNot MarriedCo. SligoEnglishMaria,GreggDaughterChurch/IrelandReadWrite23FemaleHousekeeperNot MarriedCo. SligoEnglishLily,GreggDaughter,Church/IrelandReadWrite16FemaleScholarNot MarriedCo. SligoEnglish
just located an Alfie Gregg in the Sligo phonebook
Gregg, Alfie
Gregville Cashelgarren Co. Sligo
Thank you very much, Michael!! You are so lucky to have lived there. I'm hoping to get over for a visit some day. I'll try the sites you sent me. Finding things pre- 1901 census may be difficult without help.
How do you know about John Gregg and Ellen Hudson? Are they part of your family too?
I found your name, linked to John Gregg. I am descended from John and Ellen. Their daugher, Catharine, was my 2x great grandmother. I would be interested in corresponding further. I am very interested in getting more information about the army pay story. How do you know that information?
Have you also heard back from the Michael you were corresponding with? I am also interested to learn about the Sligo, Ireland roots.
I recently drove through Clifford, Ontario, which is where your ancestor, George Gregg, was married to his second wife, Janet Dickson. Since Clifford was fresh on my mind, I researched the Gregg family again, and found your message post on this board.
Hope to hear from you,


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The Sea Gull Lighting 65351 is going to be a brass/gold color.
the heirloom bronze color is hard to see online. is it a brass/gold color?
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The Sea Gull Lighting 65351 Heirloom bronze is a gold /brass color. I would say it is a true bronze, if you click the color wheel next to the finish drop down menu you can pull up a larger view of the finish
is the heirloom bronze a goldish/brass color? the picture is hard to make out. thanks
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On a scheduled interval I need to call a WCF service call another WCF Service asyncronously. Scheduling a call to a WCF service I have worked out.
What I think I need and I have read about here on stackoverflow that it is necessary to.., (in essence) prepare or change the code of your WCF services as to be able to handle an async call to them. If so what would a simple example of that look like?(Maybe a before and after example) Also is it still necessary in .Net 3.5?
Second I am using a proxy from the WCF Service doing the call to the next WCF Service and need a sample of an async call to a WCF service if it looks any different than what is typical with BeginEnvoke and EndEnvoke with typical async examples.
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Dyshidrotic eczema is a condition in which small blisters develop on the hands and feet. Blisters are often itchy.
Dyshidrosis; Pompholyx
This blistering type of eczema is twice as common in women than men.
People are more likely to develop dyshidrotic eczema when:
The cause is unknown. The condition seems to appear during certain times of the year.
Small fluid-filled blisters called vesicles appear on the fingers, hands, and feet. They are most common along the edges of the fingers, toes, palms, and soles. These blisters can be very itchy. They also cause scaly patches of skin that flake or get red, cracked, and painful.
Scratching leads to skin changes and skin thickening. Large blisters may cause pain.
Your health care provider may be able to diagnose this condition by looking at your skin.
A skin biopsy may be needed to rule out other causes, such as a fungal infection.
If your doctor thinks the condition may be due to an allergic reaction, allergy testing (patch testing) may be done.
Scratching only the condition worse.
Apply an ointments or creams to your hands at least two times per day, and after every hand washing.
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Your doctor may recommend the following if your symptoms are very bad:
Avoid frequent bathing, hand washing, and irritating substances, which can make itching worse.
There is no cure. Dyshidrotic eczema normally goes away without problems, but symptoms may come back. Excess scratching may lead to thick, irritated skin. This makes the problem harder to treat.
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I recently bought a house and the basement was newly renovated.
The furnace and air exchangers have vents all along the ceiling of the basement suite. However the vent covers have a tendency to fall off the ceiling and onto the floor. Is there a good way to attach them to the ceiling?
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Days since fire: 1,309
The details
An arsonist set a fire in the fourth-floor attic of Taunton's City Hall on the morning of Aug. 17, 2010. The smoky blaze was short-lived, but water used to extinguish the fire damaged ceilings and walls, many of which were subsequently demolished.
City departments that previously had been in the historic building at 15 Summer St., located across from Church Green, were moved to temporary lodgings in the vacant Lowell M. Maxham School on Oak Street.
The city faces the task of securing funding to repair and renovate city hall: Estimates so far have ranged from $15 million to $23 million.
Axis Insurance, the city's former insurance carrier, initially agreed to pay $4.8 million as per its policy agreement. But the Georgia-based Axis, a subsidiary of Axis Capital Holdings of Bermuda, withheld nearly $1.6 million, resulting in the city filing a $6 million suit in 2012 seeking damages from both Axis and Taunton's Farrell Backlund Insurance Agency.
The progress
In late 2013, the city took possession of the Star Theater/Leonard Block building at 107-111 Main St., located directly next to City Hall, from owner Michael O'Donnell.
After a nearly four-year court case, a housing court judge ruled that O'Donnell had failed to make significant structural repairs and had also failed to remove debris and junk from inside the four-story structure — which the city will demolish in order to facilitate the renovation of City Hall.
City Solicitor Jason Buffington said a pre-demolition survey by engineering firm BETA Group had finally been completed Friday morning after a series of unforeseen delays. The purpose of the survey is to ensure that surrounding buildings, like City Hall and the abutting New York Lace, are not damaged during demolition.
This week, Buffington told the City Council his office had been granted a waiver, by the state's Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance (DCAMM), of the standard requirement to advertise a bid request as per public bidding laws.
The waiver, Buffington said, will expedite the hiring of a DCAMM-certified company to safely demolish the Star by allowing the city to approach those companies for competitive bids, as opposed to a lengthy process of placing ads and waiting for a response.
He said it won't be difficult to identify a qualified candidate.
"There are not a lot of major demolition companies with the qualifications and experience to handle a job of this magnitude," Buffington said.
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Shelby Maloy passed away several years ago but her memory will live on with "Princess Shelby's Memorial 5K Fun Run/Walk" set for 9 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 14. The event is being spearheaded by her mother, Trish Maloy, who wants to both honor her daughter as well as assist another child through the Make a Wish program.
"Shelby had Lissencephaly, which is smooth brain syndrome," said Trish. "In 2001, she was granted a wish through Make A Wish and we went to Disney World. Her wish was so awesome, I felt like other kids should get to experience that, too."
Shelby attended Brownsville Attendance Center. She was recommended for a wish and was granted one by the closest branch of Make A Wish, which at the time was in St. Louis, Mo. Today, the Illinois branch of the organization in Chicago handles requests and suggestions for wishes from this area. Since 1985, Make A Wish Illinois has granted more than 11,000 wishes to children across the state. The organization estimates 1,200 children in Illinois are newly diagnosed each year with a life-threatening medical condition.
Shelby passed away due to complications of her condition at the age of 20. The Maloy family of Carmi wanted to do something to "pay it forward" so all proceeds from the 5K event will go to Make a Wish to aid in granting another child's wish, just as Shelby's was granted.
"Generally, they need $2,000 to grant a wish, depending on what the request is," said Trish. "We would love to fulfill a request."
Entry into the event is $25 per person, which includes a free t-shirt. The entry fee for children participating under the age of 12 is $10 and this also includes a t-shirt. Participants under the age of six are free but will not receive a t-shirt. Entry fees accepted after the Sept. 1 deadline will be $30 and registration will be available the day of the event at 8 a.m.
The 5K run/walk will begin at the first shelter on top of the hill at Burrell Woods. Participants should turn left upon entering the facility to access this area.
In addition to the fun run/walk, the event will include hamburgers, hot dogs, barbeque, chips and a drink following the run. The organizers will also include a bake sale the day of the run/walk to assist in raising funds for the cause.
Advance registration for Princess Shelby's Memorial 5K Fun Run/Walk is now available by contacting Trish at 384-8252. More information about the event is also available on Facebook at Shelbys5krun.
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Shifting more costs to counties
The Florida Association of Counties is rallying its troops to quash a proposal being floated in Tallahassee to shift inmates from state prisons to local jails, which also could shift costs to local governments and create overcrowding at local facilities.
It sounds like a terrible idea, and at this point it's questionable whether the proposal will gain any traction in the Legislature. County officials throughout the state hope to kill it off before it gains momentum; legislators have steered clear so far. Still, there's always a possibility.
The proposal came from the Department of Corrections after what was said to be an in-house exercise to find ways to reduce costs. According to the plan, by revising the method of calculating the amount of time served by inmates before trial, more convicts would end up staying in local jails and not sent off to state prisons. Apparently, far more.
The Association of Counties estimates 5,600 inmates would remain in the jails under the new system. And the cost to counties? Some $100 million a year. The projected savings to the state? More than $47 million a year.
That makes no sense for taxpayers. On the face of it, it's another unfunded mandate that would impose a dramatic cost-shift onto local governments.
Polk County officials reviewed a briefing paper prepared by county staff on the matter recently and did not like what the numbers foretold. Commissioners were told that if the state idea turned into reality, Polk County would need a larger jail. And guess who would have to pay for it?
The Polk County Sheriff's Office says the move by the statue would require spending $20 million to increase the size of the county jail and it would cost an additional $7.5 million per year to maintain a new jail facility that would be required to meet the mandate.
Polk County Commissioner Melony Bell called the idea "crazy" and it was clear that commissioners intend to fight the move and lobby our local legislative delegation to oppose it, as well.
Will this get off the ground? Like so many other ideas that percolate up before the beginning of the legislative session, this may be just a trial balloon that will deflate quickly.
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Reagle Music Theatre of Greater Boston will present "Me and My Girl" July 10-20, as part of its 46th annual summer season at the Robinson Theatre, 617 Lexington St.
"Me and My Girl" tells the story of a Bill Snibson, a cockney gent who learns that he is the 14th heir to the Earl of Hareford and must pass a test to inherit his new fortune. When he learns that he must also give up his streetwise girlfriend in order to be accepted by the gentry, Bill faces a timeless choice between love and money.
"Me and My Girl" director Cynthia Thole is a Broadway veteran and choreographer who was an original cast member in the Tony Award-winning Broadway revival of�the show�at the Marquis Theater from 1986 to 1989.
Reagle�s summer season will close with "Singin� In the Rain" (Aug. 7-17).
Individual tickets range from $35 to $63; season subscriptions and group tickets are available at a discount. Tickets can be purchased at www.reaglemusictheatre.com, by calling 781-891-5600, or at the theater box office.
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I've noticed that Photoshop makes my image size, specified in inches, smaller than it really is. Approximately 1 inch both in height and width. Since this is an approximation and not exact, and because this image may actually be larger than what Photoshop is showing me, I don't want to recklessly use a larger size in an attempt to solve this problem. I just want Photoshop to show me an image in inches life-sized. It's not a zoom problem either, because I am currently zoomed at 100%. Thanks for any help.
Image size/dimension/resolution can be a confusing topic; I routinely encounter graphic design professionals who don't really understand how it works.
The main thing to keep in mind is that "size" could be either size on screen or size on paper when you print the image out. Pixels are different sizes in different contexts, so the pixels in the image get packed into different sizes. This difference is also a major source of confusion about resolution because people get confused between the resolution of the monitor and the resolution of the printer.
Wrapping your head around the difference is best done with an example. Let's say you have an image that is 600 pixels tall. Meanwhile your monitor is set to 1440x900 and is 8 inches tall (I picked those numbers because that's my monitor.) 8 / 900 is .0089 inches per pixel; 600 x .0089 is 5.34 inches. So the image is 5.34 inches tall on screen.
Now you want to print out your image. The print resolution is set to 200dpi, so 600 / 200 is 3 inches. The image is 3 inches tall on the printed paper.
While understanding the math behind DPI is essential (which jhocking covered in his answer) soft proofing is a lot easier task in Photoshop. Either:
This will show image in life-sized inches on your display.
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In turn, changing the setting also changes the default "DPI" value for new screen file presets — but the DPI value doesn't matter for screen images, so you shouldn't worry about that.
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Mercedes Benz / Left & Right Brain
Category: Advertising, Colour, Design / Print,
Posted by: JenIt's day one of colour for the full-time students in Sydney and to mark the occasion here are some wonderful ads for Mercedes Benz. Depicting the difference between the left and right side of the brain I think they're a breath of fresh air from standard car ads. The agency beghind the ads was Shalmor Avnon Amichay / Y&R Inte...
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How big is yours?
How big is your TV?
We are shopping for a new tv. We can put anything we want up.
But we are wondering if size really matters. So far we think 60 inches is
the way to go, but I was wondering if anyone has a similar or larger
set and if you are happy with the quality of the picture.
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55" but I wanted the 60" and they didn't have it available at the time. I'm now sort of glad I didn't because the TV nitch that it's in probably couldn't support a bigger TV.
First: I see what you did there.
the 60 inch Sharp tvs are what I've been looking at for a long time now. I think I'm waiting on Black Friday for a deal, because it is, as people have been mentioning, right around the corner. I think if you have a space you'll want to fill it up. We currently have a 32 inch tv in a space that will hold a 55-60 inch and it just looks kinda puny I think. We have a 42 in the bedroom, and I play my xbox at my desk on my 24 inch monitor.
My living room isn't huge. 42" is what I have - any bigger and I'd feel like I was watching a tennis match.
My living room is fairly large and I have a 42" TV. I could not part with the money for a TV larger than 42", but would love to have one.
How far do you sit from the set? It makes a difference. Here are a few recomendations.
You of course don't need to follow these but they are a good start to see what some people from the industry think..
I used this chart and decided on 50"
I sit about 8 feet from it and I'd say it's just the right size.
The first thing to know is: How far away will you be from the TV when watching it normally.
See this for what I mean:
To answer for me personally though: We have a 55" setup in the family room and really like it. For the size of the room and viewing pleasure, it fits perfectly.
I have an old 32" in the Living Room upstairs -- not much that we do with that one, but it's OK for just generally watching TV.
I'll probably update it to a 42" in the next year or two though. It just looks so tiny!
@panthiest: heh, nice! I like that chart, and looks way cooler than my dumb link below it...
@panthiest: I wonder if that chart is the same if you're watching 2D or 3D.
I ask because if you're too far away to see a 3D movie, the walls and other items around the TV become distractions to the 3D effect. It sets a frame of reference and if you sit closer to where you're not looking at that, the effect is stronger.
@cengland0: I think the numbers hold, but you might want to be toward the middle of the range as a minimum size. 8 feet says 32-63, so you'd want to at least have maybe a 46" TV for 3D at 8 feet.
You're right that anything in your field of vision might be a distraction, but this is also why 3D is designed so that the TV screen is about the visual depth as the main characters on screen. Anything behind the main character are "behind" the surface of the screen (as if the TV screen were a window), and very rarely, effects shots seem to be coming out of the TV surface toward you. This means there's less overlap at the edges with the outside scenery. Having a dim room helps tremendously with this as well.
37" TV, sitting about 6 feet away.
I have two 55" TVs (one in the basement, one in the living room), and they are perfect size for both rooms.
19 ". It's an old CRT tube TV. It suits me just fine. It's not complicated. I don't like complicated things. I push a button and it works. Someday, I will buy a newer TV. Not now. Someday.
I have a 37" Panasonic Viera LCD and I am very pleased with it.
I have a narrow living room, so picture size isn't an issue. Picture quality will definitely make up for a few inches in size, IMHO.
I has a 52" which I thought was way too big at first....Now I wish I has bigger :(
The TV we bought is too big, 72" Samsung. We bought it at Costco, sitting there in the wide open it looked just right. When we got it home it was like being in the front row of a movie theater. We had to move the couch back several feet so we're wasting a great deal of floor space. The picture is amazing, but it's just shockingly huge.
Bigger isn't always better
55 incher viewed from about 6 feet away. We're very satisfied. I remember thinking it was huge when we got it, but now I can picture having a bigger one. (plenty of room on that wall) We had the same feeling with our old 42"; it seemed big at first, but then we wanted more. To avoid future regret, I say always buy slightly bigger than you think you'll want.
@cengland0: I agree with your 3D comment. The effects are more immersive when the screen fills more of your field of vision.
I have a 32" Vizio that I purchased new at Costco over a year ago; I absolutely adore it. My choice of size was constrained by a desire to fit the television into my parents' old TV cabinet. The picture quality is amazing; although it's much smaller than the old-skool CRT that it replaced, I haven't noticed because of the superiority of the picture. However, I'd like to rearrange my living room so that we'd sit about 17' from the television and I'm concerned that it will be too small from that distance.
42" and love it, but my wife is drooling over something bigger. She really needs to get a life outside of TV, right? :)
I think 42"-47" inch TVs are best for most homes, we have both sizes.
I went to my friends house one time and their living room TV was a hefty 60" in diameter, extremely difficult to play single player call of duty (I would have to turn my head all the way up left corner just to see the HUD while getting shot at) though.
Oh hey, speaking of screen sizes... I heard there were 84 inches out there now..
That's pretty much most of my wall already.. O_O
I just purchased a 46" yesterday. Although I have always wanted a TV this size, it is definitely something to get used to. It just seems so big!
50". It was barely big enough to fit in my old apartment, but now in our new place, I think I can easily go up to 55" or 60".
40" samsung flat screen, that doubles as my monitor. I wish i hadn't seen that chart on how far back you're supposed to sit >.<


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|Joan became a certified Master Gardener in 1988. By the end of 2011, she had reported 11,350 volunteer hours. Joan also has earned the Lifetime Badge, for Master Gardeners who have volunteered for 10,000 or more hours in their lifetime.
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Gold Star - 500 -999 hours) -- Judy Johnson - 560 hours
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I'd like to place sections of articles into categories on Wikipedia. (for example, placing "Pollution in India#Water pollution" into the category "Water pollution in India") Is there any way to do this besides creating a redirect page for the article and then putting the redirect page in the category?
First, let me say that I don't think doing this is a good idea. Category description pages on Wikipedia shouldn't contain article text, that's not what they're for. If you want to do this, make sure there is a consensus to do it. For some more information, see Creating category pages.
If you're sure you want to do this, I think the only way (ignoring custom or some existing extension) is to use template transclusion. This can be done two ways:
If you know that you'll always want only this specific section, you can enclose it in
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If we only consider the natural numbers, is 3/2 undefined? If not what is the answer?
It depends on what you mean by $3/2$, of course.
But in the usual intepretation where $3/2$ denotes the number such that when it is multiplied by $2$ gives you $3$, then, if you are restricting 'number' to mean 'natural number', then there is no such number.
One never says that the rational number 3/2 is "undefined" as an integer. Rather one simply says that it is nonintegral, or not an integer. On the other hand if 3/2 denotes the value of the (partial) division function on naturals $\rm\:\mathbb N^2\to \mathbb N$ then one may say that this function is undefined at (3,2).
Kind'a similar analogy... $\sqrt{-1}$ is undefined when considering only real numbers. So mathematicians derived the whole complex number system to give that some meaning.
Its really defining the undefined that has progressed mathematics. So the answer to your question is, 3/2 is defined but only if you extend the natural numbers to a more generalized number system, like positive reals. :)


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This is the second instalment in our series devoted to Tchaikovsky's three great ballets. Neeme Järvi and the Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra initiated the project last year with the complete score of The Sleeping Beauty. Here they present another, equally well-loved work: Swan Lake. Once again they bring us the complete uncut version of the score, with the pre-eminent James Ehnes lending his magic to the violin solos. The complete score of The Nutcracker will follow in 2014.
In Swan Lake, the Swan Queen takes her melancholy, oboe-led place among the composer's many heroes and heroines destined never to know lasting fulfilment in love. The story tells of Odette, a princess turned by an evil sorcerer's curse into a swan, and thus caught between the human and supernatural worlds, until she is finally released from the spell, and united in death with her true love.
This was Tchaikovsky's first full-length ballet, but its premiere in 1875, staged at Moscow's Bolshoy Theatre, was by no means a resounding success. According to most accounts, the choreography was inept, the shabby sets and costumes were borrowed from other productions, and the orchestral playing was poor.
As such, most ballet companies today base their productions on the 1895 revival by the pre-eminent choreographer Marius Petipa, staged for the Imperial Ballet at the Mariinsky Theatre in St Petersburg. For this revival, Tchaikovsky's score was revised by the composer Riccardo Drigo, also the chief conductor of the St Petersburg Imperial Theatre. Although these amendments may have served the conventional 1890s notion of 'danceability', one may argue that the overall cuts and reordering ultimately destroyed Tchaikovsky's ground-plan of drama and tonality.
In this recording, we present Tchaikovsky's original score of twenty-nine numbers and four acts, written for the Bolshoy Theatre, along with several supplementary numbers provided not long after the initial 1875 premiere.
"...Järvi gives us a version that's certainly more complete that are a number of others. What I can say is that of the four recordings of the score which I am familiar, Järvi's would now be my first choice, and taking all other factors into account - superb playing by the Bergan Philharmonic, James Ehns's beguiling solo violin contributions, and a killer recording - I'd extrapolate from this that Järvi's Swan Lake is now the one to have."
"This is a lively and characterful Swan Lake from Neeme Järvi and the Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra… The Bergen Philharmonic savour the colour and contour of the dances and have been caught by the Chandos team in a recording that has bite and presence. Tchaikovsky's masterpiece in dance is presented in a compelling manner to please all the senses. A very fine swan indeed."
Adrian Edwards – Gramophone magazine – March 2014
"…Spectacular recording quality allows us to appreciate just how good the Bergen Philharmonic's playing is. There's a marvellous cornet solo from Gary Peterson in Act 3's sequence of national dances, and Johannes Wik's harp playing is a source of continual delight. James Ehnes's star turn as guest violin soloist is a bonus. Unmissable, in other words."
Graham Rickson – theartsdesk.com – 21 December 2013
"... Järvi ensures each individual scene or dance offers excitement, emotion and character and the Chandos sound has splendid depth and impact ... impressive playing from the Bergen orchestra and stylish solo violin contributions from James Ehnes ..."
Ian Julier - International Record Review - December 2013
Orchestral Choice
Performance ***** Recording *****
"... Ehnes has more to do in this ballet than he had in Sleeping Beauty; he is superb throughout, raising the 'Danse Russe' into a smouldering display of Gypsy-style virtuosity. The Bergan Philharmonic offers the most polished playing, driven ny Järvi,,,"
Daniel Jaffé - BBC Music magazine - Christmas 2013
CD of the Week
"…The veteran Neeme Järvi gives us Swan Lake exactly as the composer intended; all 29 numbers from the original score, plus some supplementary pieces provided by the composer just after the premiere. But what really makes this set such a compelling purchase is not the impeccable musicology, but the exhilarating performance of all 155 minutes of this extraordinary score… Right from poor Odette's opening oboe solo, the Bergen Philharmonic play most beautifully, confirming their fast-rising reputation. And it's luxury casting by Chandos to bring in the Canadian virtuoso James Ehnes for the violin solos." *****
David Mellor – The Mail on Sunday – 20 October 2013
"... Over two and a half hours of glorious music is here with an added attraction as the violin solos are played by the golden toned Canadian James Ehnes ..."
Peter Spaull - Liverpool Post 24 October 2013
"...There is music seldom heard here in the theatre ... his [Jarvi's] light touch keeps the Bergen players on their toes. Ehnes glitters in his virtuoso solos."
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I see that the code in many packages and examples contains percent signs
% at the end of (many) lines. What are they used for? Do they affect the parsing of those lines?
I see that the code in many packages and examples contains percent signs
The short answer is what others have said,
The longer answer is that as TeX parses its input, it reads the input file line by line. It strips off tailing whitespace (including any carriage return and newline) and then appends a character corresponding to the number in the
Unless the category codes have been changed (e.g., by the
So what does this have to do with
This can frequently be important when playing around with category codes of
The long answer is contained in Chapter 8 of The TeXbook.
One final use that no one has mentioned is that it is sometimes necessary for the line to end with a space character and not a end of line character. One example is that a backslash followed by a space is different than a backslash followed by a newline:
In the first line, there's a space following the
That is,
That is,
You already got lots of answers. You can also just experiment yourself:
Try compiling this with and without the
A percent sign, %, allows to end a line without generating a space character -- very useful when writing macros.
When I was starting out with TeX, I have read many times that the percent sign "swallows" all the whitespace after it. Whitespace includes spaces, tabs, and linebreaks.


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faggy term for "in style"
That top would be totally faboo with this skirt!
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It is a slang, shortened version of fabulous. Also can be spelled fabu.
It would be totally faboo if we got tickets to the concert!
by Sally August 27, 2004
Short for 'fabulous', but a much more refined form of the word. Can be used to describe anything from a new sweater or your plans for the night (instead of saying 'alright, cool.' you can say 'faboo!'.
"Damn girl, that shit is faboo!"
by Faboo-ness December 13, 2005
A word said to show extreme awe or fascination, and even wonder or confusion. Made popular by Wakko of Animaniacs fame.
The Godfather: to henchmen Show these kids the door!
Yakko: Thats OK, we can see it from here. Ooh, nice door.
Wakko: Faboo!
Yakko: Thats OK, we can see it from here. Ooh, nice door.
Wakko: Faboo!
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A greater word for 'fabulous' or 'cool.' Something extraordinary or wonderful. Amazingly spectacular!
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The very same sharp/flat tones can be written in two ways:
- C♯ is the same as D♭
- D♯ is the same as E♭
- …and so on
This is so confusing. What is the reason for it? Wouldn't it be easier to use only X♯ or only X♭?
The very same sharp/flat tones can be written in two ways:
This is so confusing. What is the reason for it? Wouldn't it be easier to use only X♯ or only X♭?
The equivalences you mention---C♯/D♭, D♯/E♭, etc.---aren't actually the same note. They're called enharmonically equivalent pairs, but only in Equal Temperament are they tuned to the same frequency. See this question for more information on why they're not the same note.
As for why we need flatted notes at all, let's look at the how major scales are put together. We need to agree on these things:
With these two principles in mind, let's build an F Major scale:
We start with F. A whole note up and we get to G. Another whole note, and we have A. Now the first half-step. What is this note? It can't be an A♯, because we've already used A. It can't be a B♮, because B is a whole step up from A. It has to be some kind of B, but a half-step lower than B♮. And so: B♭.
Now that we've invented B♭, let's create the B♭ Major scale: B♭, C, D,... uh-oh. Guess we need an E♭. And when we create the E♭ Major scale, we'll have to create an A♭, etc. etc.
Of course this same idea justifies the existence of sharped notes as well. Create the G Major scale, and when you get to the seventh note you find that you've used up all the letters except F, yet you need a note a whole step up from E (or, if you like, a half step down from G). And so you're forced to create F♯.
One could ask why it is that the interval from E to F need be a half step. If E to F were a whole step and F to G a half step, then we wouldn't need an F♯ to make the G Major scale. This is true, but it's also robbing Peter to pay Paul: then the D Major scale would still require a C♯, while the C Major scale would now require an F♭.
C# is not the same as Db any more than the English word "hear" is the same word as "here".
Understanding why there is a difference is an important foundation to Western melody and harmony. It's important to understand the following:
So, imagine you're in the key of A major. The diatonic notes are: A B C♯ D E F♯ G♯. What does C♯ mean? It means the third note of the scale. What does D♭ mean? It means you've taken the fourth note of the scale and lowered it it.
In 12-tone equal temperament, they may sound the same; you may play them the same on the piano or the guitar. But if the function of the note at a particular point in the piece is as the third note in the A major scale, you can only write it C♯ and not D♭. C♯ means something completely different.
In non-12-et tunings, they won't even sound the same.
The flats and sharps came about separately as modulations toward the subdominant and the dominant, respectively. The subdominant is more important in older western music and church music. The dominant modulation was a more recent development.
So going from C to F is a modulation toward the subdominant. To modify the lydian mode (C scale starting on F, w-w-w-h-w-w-h) into the Ionian mode (F scale starting on F, w-w-h-w-w-w-h) means the fourth (B) has to be flattened (B♭).
To go from C to G is a modulation toward the dominant. To modify the myxolydian mode (C scale starting on G, w-w-h-w-w-h-w) into the Ionian mode (G scale starting on G, w-w-h-w-w-w-h) means the seventh (F) has to be raised (F♯).
Additional sharps and flats in the key signature represent further deviations from the C-Major scale; but always they are patching the fours and sevens to realign the modes.
Because they are not really the same, only in equal temperament tuning they are. Look here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enharmonic.


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Thrift Store Art Warms My Heart: Crewel Folk Art
Can we please have a moment of silence? Someone's sweet granny's house was cleaned out and donated to my local thrift store. They had NO IDEA the awesome treasures they were giving away…
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I happily grabbed 3 different pieces of art and I cant wait to share with you how I transformed them to fit in with my decor.
So today we are starting with my favorite. $3.00 ladies and gentleman. $3.00. I cant even imagine the TIME that went into this piece. So thank you Doris Parker. You have made my week.
As you can see in the larger picture above the cobalt blue velvet is in rough shape (especially around the edges), and the frame wasnt quite was I was looking for. Sometimes its good when things look like they came from the Thrift Store and sometimes notsomuch. This was the case of the latter.
I have had a picture hanging in my hallway since the overhaul and while I LOVE the frame and the mat the trellis pattern is a little to mass producey for me.
Lots of things have almost lived there but nothing was the perfect renter. Until Miss Parkers art moved in to the neighborhood.
I VERY carefully removed it from the old frame (it was professionally mounted and had about 100000 teeny nails holding it in.) which was fun.
I decided which part of the design was my favorite (that cute bird) and carefully folded it around the board (I didnt cut it down, just folded the unused design into the back) taped it in and tada! Instant art!
I cant even begin to understand how dear Doris did these flowers:
So what do you think, are you a fan of folk art or does it freak you out?


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Walter Grady President of Seaway Bank retires after 30 years of service on July 31. Mrs. Veranda Dickens is the Chair of the Board making
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The Republican Convention promises to be a hoot. Many of the people attending have never been to a convention before and Donald Trump For President will probably break many of the rules. And you cannot bring in glass bottles but a gun is okay. It probably will be like looking at a soap opera called The Changing Face of the Republican party. Great lessons in civics to be learned. ... See MoreSee Less
9th Ward Alderman Anthony A. Beale HAS DECLARED WAR ON
Who: Englewood Political Task Force, P.E.A.C.E, Action Coalition of Englewood,Alderman Toni Foulkes, Alderman Rod Sawyer, and Community Residents.
Why: On June 22, 2016 an ordinance was introduced in Chicago City Council bestowing the honor of naming 65th street, between Halsted and Racine, Honorary Hal Baskin St. Signs with the name of Hal Baskin were placed along the designated area Friday July 1st and an official unveiling was held Saturday July 2, 2016.
Now comes word, Alderman Anthony Beale thinks there are too many honorary street signs along 65th Street. The city removed some of the signs today. The community is outraged. "What is the point in doing this after the signs have been printed and placed? asked Darryl Smith, spokesperson for the Englewood Political Task Force. It's obvious Anthony Beale or someone he's acting on behalf , has a bone to pick with Hal. This is a total disregard and blatant show of disrespect to the Englewood community and the Aldermen that represent the two wards.
Alderman Beal has angered the many residents of Englewood and throughout the city of Chicago whose lives Hal has touched. Hal has been a living example of what you can do when you turn your life around. If Anthony Beale wants a fight, we will give him one. This time, he have pushed us too far and we will push back.."
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World Cup 2014 Ladder: Vincent Kompany
- 22 June 2013 08:52
- Posted by @markbooth_mcfc
We finish off our World Cup Ladder series with the captain and examine whether his Belgium side will be at Brazil 2014...
Vincent Kompany
Age: 27
Caps/Goals: 55/4
International career to date…
Vincent became one of Belgium's youngest-ever players when he made his debut as a 17-year old back in 2004 against France.
He featured at the 2008 Beijing Olympics but it turned out to be a disastrous tournament for Vincent as he was sent-off in the first game against Brazil, ending his tournament.
Because of a fraught relationship with then-Belgium manager Dick Advocaat, Kompany would have to wait until 2011 to become a real fixture in the squad and he was made captain by new boss Georges Leekens in November that year.
He hasn't looked back and is now seen as the poster boy for this new "golden generation" of Belgian talent.
Will his nation be there?
It's looking good. Belgium sit proudly atop Group A of UEFA World Cup Qualifying with an enviable record of six wins and one draw.
Their 2-1 win over Aleksandar Kolarov's Serbia in their last World Cup final put the country within touching distance of a first World Cup appearance since 2002.
Who's the competition?
Although Belgium aren't short of quality defensive options, Vincent is as close to a sure thing as you're going to get barring injury or suspension.
Toby Alderweireld, Thomas Vermaelen and Jan Vertonghen should all be in the squad too, but will likely be fighting it out to partner their captain, or to be shunted out to full-back.
International highlight
With Belgium 1-0 up in the 34th minute of their win over Serbia at the start of June, Vincent went face first into Stojkovic while trying to win a header.
He suffered a broken nose, concussion and a cracked eye socket but still stayed on the field to the bitter end to help Belgium over the line in a narrow 2-1 win.
Heroic stuff, just as we've come to expect from our skipper!
We hope you've enjoyed World Cup Ladder 2014 - you can read the rest of the series here, and don't forget we'll be providing extensive City-centric coverage of next summer's tournament here on mcfc.co.uk.


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7 People Who Risked It All to Achieve (Very Stupid) Goals
#3. Man Chooses Half a Beer Over Freedom
Our story begins when Florida man John Robin Whittle stopped by his local bar one day and ordered a beer. But before finishing his drink, he decided to take care of something else he had on his to-do list that day: robbing a freaking bank. So Whittle excused himself, left the bar and his half-finished beer and went to get his federal offense on.
"You'd better move it. If my beer goes flat, I'm coming back."
Whittle calmly walked around the corner to a nearby Wells-Fargo and cleaned the place out. So then it was time to hightail it out of there, right? This is when you jump into your carefully parked getaway car and haul ass straight to Mexico. But Whittle couldn't do that. He had unfinished business that took priority over his own freedom.
And when we say "unfinished business," you can replace the second word with "beer." Whittle remembered the fact that he had left half of a beer sitting at the bar, and went back to finish it.
"Now there's a man who looks like he just robbed a bank. Welcome back, John."
The police took all of 10 minutes to find Whittle at the bar, realize that he fit eyewitness descriptions of the perp and notice that he was lugging around huge sacks with dollar signs printed on them. Whittle's response as to why he went back to the bar when he could have at least given it the old college try and wound up on World's Wildest Police Chases was that he "wouldn't let a good beer go to waste."
Via Metro.co.uk
"I'll do an extra five to 10 if you pass me them bar nuts over there."
We hope it was at least one of those fancy microbrews and not, like, a Milwaukee's Best or something.
#2. Man Fakes His Own Kidnapping for a Hundred Bucks
Quick! You need a hundred bucks, right now. What do you do? Well, let's see ... You could beg a family member to loan you the dough until they cave in. Or pawn your TV. Or maybe you could fake your own kidnapping, pretend to be the kidnapper and demand a $100 ransom from your family.
The mastermind behind this fake kidnapping is a South Carolina man named Christopher Hutto. You see, Hutto came up with the idea to con his own mother by sending her texts -- from his own phone, no less -- that said her son had been badly beaten and his body dumped in the woods. The texts then demanded the princely sum of $100 to reveal the location of the body.
Via Charlotteobserver.com
"And an extra 30 bucks if you want the shirt, too."
Hutto's mother immediately reacted as any loving parent would when confronted with the very real possibility of losing their child: by negotiating the ransom from $100 down to $60.
Hutto, who had presumably seen his mother participate in many a yard sale price negotiation over the years and knew he was outclassed, agreed to the amount and gave her a location where she could drop off the loot. But Dr. Fake Kidnapper, Ph.D., realized that his so carefully thought-out plan had gone awry when he showed up at the scene to pick up his measly 60 bucks and found the police there waiting. Hutto took off, but was apparently almost as good at running as he was at masterminding crime, because he was caught after a brief foot chase.
"Time out, time out!"
The police theorize that Hutto wanted to score some drugs with his illicit proceeds. Which sounds strange, because it seems to us that you'd have to already be tripping balls the size of Jupiter to come up with that plan in the first place.
#1. Parents Leave a Baby in the Trunk of Their Car to Attend a Concert
In this article's predecessor, we talked about Guita Sazan Silverstein, the woman who locked her son in a hot car and then refused to allow authorities to bust him out because she didn't want her car to suffer a broken window. Well, the story we're about to tell you makes Silverstein look like a regular Carol Brady.
Young German parents Annika and Daniel were planning to attend a concert, but apparently neither of them were familiar with the admittedly complex concept of "finding a damn baby sitter." And so, recognizing their parental responsibilities but not wanting the tickets to go to waste, the married couple decided to each see a separate half of the concert so that 8-month-old Anton would be under the constant supervision of a loving parent. Then they thought "Naaahhh" and locked him in the trunk of their car instead.
"Thanks, honey. Now hop up in there. One way or another, Mommy is getting on the news tonight."
Now, lest you think that Anton's parents didn't care about their son's well-being, it's important to note that to ensure his safety, they went to such drastic measures as "parking in the shade" and "leaving the window open a little." Then, satisfied that their baby boy's health was secure inside a trunk that was reportedly filled with soiled diapers, uneaten food and dirty laundry (to keep him well-fed and to cushion him against bumps and scrapes, surely), Annika and Daniel skipped away hand-in-hand to see the show.
Via Shz.de
"If not wanting a baby to mess up our roll is a crime, then lock us u- wait, it is? Shit."
Thankfully, some people passing by heard the baby crying and notified the police, who then smashed into the car to rescue Anton and sent him to the hospital. When an announcer at the concert asked the parents to identify themselves, Annika and Daniel refused to come forward, presumably pointing at the people beside them while trying to look all innocent. It's almost as if they weren't entirely confident in their decision to lock a baby in a car trunk for the duration of a concert that was to last, uh, seven goddamned hours.
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Defenseman Brendon Nash got off to a strong start this season for the Hamilton. On Jan. 3, the Rampage received Nash on loan from the Bulldogs, and the 6-foot-3, 206-pound defenseman is hoping to keep things rolling in the Alamo City.
The blueliner played in 26 games for the Bulldogs this season, recording one goal and seven assists. Nash also owned a plus-5 rating for Hamilton, which was good for second best on the team. He has played in two games for the Silver and Black since his move.
Rampage head coach Chuck Weber likes Nash's puck moving skills and his ability to start a breakout or rush at the opposition.
"Brendon makes a really good first pass and he moves the puck very well," Weber said. "He's a very smart defensive player and he does a nice job finding himself in the right position to make plays."
Nash missed the entire 2011-12 campaign with a shoulder injury, but has picked up where he left off in the 2010-11 season. That year, Nash eclipsed the 30-point plateau in Hamilton, tallying five goals and 25 assists in 75 games.
Nash played four seasons at Cornell University (2006-10) and tallied 67 points (eight goals, 59 assists) in 120 games. Prior to Cornell, Nash manned the blueline for the Salmon Arm Silverbacks of the British Columbia Hockey League, recording 60 points (nine goals, 51 assists) in 112 games.
Nash took some time to answer questions following a Rampage practice.
On his experience with the Rampage thus far:
"It's been great so far. The guys have been really good with helping me out and trying to get me adjusted to the new systems, living arrangements and everything else that comes with being on a new team."
On adjusting to the new defensive system:
"It is fairly different than the one I came from in Hamilton. But it has been good. They have been strong help, and it's a little bit easier to play than the one I came from. It's nice to adjust to it. I have played it before, so I am getting used to it again and bringing back old habits."
On the warm weather in Texas versus Hamilton, Ontario:
"It's a nice change. I came from about a two feet of snow leaving Hamilton. It's a nice change right now. I can't wait for a hot winter."
On his feelings he has towards playing against his brother, Riley, who plays for Charlotte:
"As a pro, I haven't played him yet. Hamilton didn't play Charlotte at all in the three years I had been there and he had been in Charlotte. So, it's going to be a great first time next month." (Note: The Rampage and Checkers next play on Feb. 9 in Charlotte).


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As K-12 students from across Montgomery County headed back to school this week, one school was a little brighter thanks to the efforts of AUM employees. Nine staff members took part in the Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce's annual School Cleanup on August 14 at MacMillan International Academy.
The following volunteers scrubbed walls and baseboards, cleared cobwebs, repainted the school library, overturned the school garden, and laid fresh pine straw in the landscaped beds surrounding the school:
Additionally, Brittany Higgins – lead material handler for AUM – assisted with delivering pine straw and materials to the school.
"On behalf of the MacMillan faculty, students, and staff, I would like to sincerely thank the AUM volunteers for coming to assist us with getting our school ready for 'back to school'," said Principal Angela Kornegay James.
It is the second year AUM has volunteered at MacMillan as part of the school cleanup. In 2012, University Relations and the School of Business teamed up to get the school ready for the start of classes. With this year's program falling during the first week of AUM's fall term, University Outreach employees pitched in to get the project completed.
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Hello! I guess I should start off by stating that the title of this post isn't meant to be literal - rather, lately I've found a number of things that came from a grandmother's attic - or, at least look like they did!
For example, a few weeks ago I went to a neighborhood garage sale. I usually avoid these neighborhood-run events - they can get congested, and often much of the stuff offered for sale is outgrown baby/young child stuff. Not in the market for any of that.
But this recent sale was in a neighborhood of ranch homes, so I figured there might be some older people there, selling some older things. And I was right.
One of the first houses I visited had several stacks of older magazines, many of which had crafting themes. And at 10c per magazine, the price was right. The only problem was that the magazines weren't very well organized, and I didn't have time to dig through the boxes in a thorough way. But I did purchase this small stack:
The magazines date from 1968-1984. The 1968 publication is McCall's
Christmas Make-It Ideas. It's so loaded with ideas both useful and off-beat that I ought to do a separate post on it sometime! Well worth the dime, that's for sure.
For awhile now, I have been looking for an electric frying pan in the thrift stores, but didn't like the prices being charged. If I'm not sure how an electric appliance is going to perform, I don't want to pay much money for it.
Several houses away from the magazine lady I spotted an electric frying pan for sale. The woman said she thought it still worked; it had been her mother-in-law's and had been in storage down in her basement. Since the electric frying pan looked like it'd been around awhile, I asked how old it was. The woman said she thought it was from the 70's. She was asking $2.50 for it, which I thought was a fair price. I hadn't seen an electric frying pan for less than $4.00 at the thrift stores, with vintage ones going for considerably more. So I bought it and hoped it still worked.
I thought it looked a bit older than the 1970's; checked the Internet later for info. Found an ad from 1965 that featured the same model. This doesn't mean, of course, that the electric frying pan is from that year, since I don't know how long that particular model was manufactured. But it could be that old, of course.
Here's what it looks like:
Lid closed.
Lid raised (the lid can be attached on the edge of the frying pan so that it stays raised on its own), with temperature control/plug and frying basket inside.
The skillet was made by the Dominion Electric Corporation of Mansfield, OH. I'd never heard of that company before, so either they went out of business at some point or were bought out by another company.
I tried out this purchase two days later at our daughter's open house; it kept several cans of refried beans warm in the taco bar area. Worked just fine!
There was nothing of interest to purchase at the house across the street, but I picked this out of the "free" box there:
A handmade shower cap - not for use, but for show. The blue of the flowers is close to the blue of the shower curtain/bath mat set I have in one of our bathrooms. So now this shower cap hangs up in that bathroom to give it a bit of retro glamor. Or so I like to think!
And that's it for Part 1 of my "Grandma's Attic" finds - more to come in future posts.


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awesome phone. been using it for more than a year now. even if I dropped my prepaid cell service, I would still use this as my mp3 player.
Also been using for over a year with triple minutes plan. Decent phone service, coverage and battery life. Touch screen is a little wonky and kinda awkward for web use. Camera is lame. As Stephen said, it will make a great video/mp3 player/flash drive if you move on, because the specs above doesn't list the fact that it also has a micro SD slot, 3.5mm phone jack and connects to USB via mini-HDMI. NO PROPRIETARY CONNECTIONS, YAY!
Nice phone for the money. However, it only supports a 4GB micro SD card, so kind of limited as an MP3 player..


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i am trying to integrate a transaction form that uses a set amount. for this project, i really need to make the transaction amount flexible - editable by the user. here's the code i need to tweak (i trimmed it down a bit to show the key parts)
require_once 'anet_php_sdk/AuthorizeNet.php';
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<input type='submit' value="Click here for the secure payment form">
i basically would like to make that "x_amount" variable a text input instead of hidden; i need code which would edit the $amount in PHP to match the one the user types into the form input field, then submits the form as normal...
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coupon code: EMCXVXM23
Use code EMCXVXM23 to knock $20 off the price and get it to $149.99.
There was a $30-off code a couple of weeks ago, but this is still a good deal for people looking for decent raid drives.
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Goto Newegg and it is 169.99 not 149.99
@paulneibarger: Use code EMCXVXM23 to knock $20 off the price and get it to $149.99.
must use promo code EMCXVXM23
Nevermind, it's $10 instant discount and then $10 coupon code to equal $20.
Got it, thanks!!!
@coondogg97: look at the very bottom, after it mentions the -$100. it should say that your "Grand Total" is $749.95
The usual Newegg price is $179.99, there's $10 off right now, then the $20 coupon, so it totals $149.99 per drive.
@joymonkey: You must have posted as I figured it out, thanks!
I am in the middle of building a NAS machine so this was perfect! Thanks for costing me a grand before 9am OP!!
awww man i was just coming over here to browse for these. Am planning on building a nas in the next month or so, maybe this deal will pop up again or something similar.
@joymonkey: I'm hoping you meant $149.99, not $749.99. LOL, sorry, I'm sure it was just a typo. I just did a double take the first pass around.
I was torn between these and regular Seagates for my NAS. I went Seagate even though they're technically not for NAS, because there are a lot of awful reviews on these Reds. 26% 1-egg? A LOT of DOAs? No thanks.
Cue the hard drive brand fight.
These are great drives for a NAS, just make sure your PC supports drives over 2TB. I use them in my fileserver, going to add one to the raid since they're on sale!
I just finished researching these. It seems Newegg has more DOAs than Amazon due to shipping. Just keep it in mind, Amazon has a better (read: free shipping) return policy.
Amazon's price is also $149.99 right now.
Awesome price, but the failure rate on these seems too high for me to trust my data to them.
Remember though, Amazon charges tax, Newegg only charges tax in 3 states. Texas: $750 instead of $811 for 5. DOA's happen.
@davidmcgill: Yes, but Newegg also charges shipping too return DOA's. That I have a problem with, and I don't have to pay tax on amazon. That's where I have a problem with Newegg. Plus the one time I have had an issue, they made it a PITA to try and fix.


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Why not:
Because it's an adjective. It's not a person or thing; it's the quality of being reading at the moment or having the habit of reading, which you can apply to things o people, as in, I don't know, "el topo lector" (= "el topo que lee").
This is how adjectives are defined. You can't say that rojo, for example, means "lo de color encarnado", because you would be defining an adjective in terms of a noun. So you say "rojo" means "de color encarnado". The (sub?) phrases "de color encarnado" and "que lee" have adjectival functions.
Now, it's true that "lector" is often used as a noun. If you regard it as such, "el que lee" is an adequate definition.


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I am running a late 2010 MacBook Air running OSX Mountain Lion with latest update.
Looking around in my system folders I found a file called Logger.bundle and it's in my
/System/Library/SystemConfiguration directory. The file logger.bundle was apparently created Monday, June 25th 2012 (so very recently). If I "view package contents" inside the
/Contents/MacOS directory is an executable called Logger.
Is this Logger.bundle some sort of trojan or something like that, or is it a normal part of the file system?


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Currently Hwang is developing a series of projects that incorporate wildlife habitats into constructed environments, including recent projects "Bat Tower" and "Bat Cloud." She is a recipient of the 2014 Architectural League Emerging Voices Award, the 2013 New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) Fellowship, and has received grants from the New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA), Awesome Without Borders, the Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy. She was awarded a residency at the MacDowell Colony, where she was selected as a National Endowment for the Arts Fellow. Her architectural projects and writing have been featured in international and national publications including Good, Praxis, Azure Magazine, Architect Magazine, Green Building and Design, AV Proyectos, Bracket, MONU, Volume Magazine, and Next Nature among others. She is a co-organizer of the Hive City Habitat Design Competition and the 2012 Martell Symposium - Beyond Patronage: Reconsidering Models of Practice.
Hwang is a registered architect in New York State. She has practiced professionally with offices in New York, Philadelphia, San Francisco, and Barcelona, and has worked with the office of Carlos Ferrater in an invited competition for the new International Terminal at the Barcelona Airport. Hwang received a post-professional Master of Architecture degree from Princeton University and a Bachelor of Architecture degree from Cornell University, where she received the Charles Goodwin Sands Memorial Bronze Medal.