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One of the major innovations of mankind is the ability to systematically learn, teach, transfer, store and retrieve information across generations. This unique ability to provide structured flow of
Swachch Bharat and 'make in India' slogans are in vogue these days, though they increasingly sound as mere slogans rather than a national movement. While one has turned into
There is so much debate on the ideological perspectives through which textbooks are written that attention to some core issues at the foundational school level gets marginalised. The conceptual
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Apple Extends .Mac Accounts For Early Registers
Apple Extends .Mac Accounts For Early Registers
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In a move that some will take as a sign that Apple does indeed listen to its customers, Apple has extended the service period for those who sign up before the September 30 deadline to include the time they sign up until September 20, 2003. This should give many folks who where waiting for the September 30 deadline to sign on a reason not to wait. Here's what the .Mac FAQ has to say:
Q: If I upgrade to a full .Mac membership today, does my annual membership begin immediately, or not until September 30th?
If you join .Mac on or before September 30, 2002, your membership will be extended to September 30, 2003. (Due to the large number of .Mac signups, however, don't be concerned if your expiration date is September 30 or a few days later. Check your account to see your exact expiration date.) If you purchase after September 30, 2002 your membership will begin immediately and will expire one year from the date or purchase. So, if you join on October 5, 2002, your membership will need to be renewed by October 5, 2003.
Ex-iTools users are getting the following in an e-mail for Apple:
Since we announced .Mac in July, we've welcomed thousands of new members into the .Mac community, and we can't wait to add more. As a former iTools member, now when you convert from a trial to a paid .Mac membership before September 30, 2002, your first year of .Mac membership will automatically be extended to September 30, 2003. That means that the sooner you join, the more time you get to enjoy the full benefits of .Mac membership, including expanded iDisk and Mac.com mail storage, Virex virus protection, peace of mind with Backup, and more. So join today and start enjoying those benefits right away. We look forward to welcoming you into the .Mac community.
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I am using Play 2.0 for webapplication. I came to know about Play's property simulation:http://www.playframework.org/documentation/1.2.3/model#properties
When I tried same thing on my sample application setter's validation did not get called.
I re run application in debug mode and put break point on Setter method of Product class but its not getting executed.
Here is code snippet :
public class Product {
public String name;
public Integer price;
public void setPrice(Integer price) {
if (price < 0) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException("Price can't be negative!");
this.price = price;
public class Application extends Controller {
public static Result index() {
Product p=new Product();
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© The Belles of Three Spires 2012
We rehearse Wednesday's at 19:15 at Coventry Central Hall, Coventry City Centre
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The Belles are over the moon to have been ranked 7th at LABBS convention in Bournemouth 30th October to 1st November 2015.
2015 has been a fantastic year for The Belles, with this result the cherry on top. There has been a lot of hard work and preparation leading up to LABBS 2015, with many fantastic coaches Nicky Salt, Cindy Hansen and Delyth Knight providing us with great help, inspiration and guidance.
On top of this our Assistant MDs were fantastic holding down the fort and continuing our progress while our MD Lucy Guess was on maternity leave, providing us with our greatest ever mascot, baby Belle Sophie Jayne. Our MDs, along with our fantastic and hard working music team, provided us with guidance, support and energy to bring out the best out of us and help us to focus on our goal of increasing our scores to over 70%.
Not only did we beat our goal of 70%, we surpassed this and achieved a score of 72.3% and increased our rankings for the third year in a row to 7th!
LABBS competition this year saw 69 Belles on stage including 15 first timers, making us the largest chorus competing this year! We are so proud of how hard all of our first timers worked and how well they have fitted in with the rest of the Belles, we couldn't imagine being there without them.
To top it all off we're so proud of the hard work of our members April and Lesley who created our beautiful yearbook and came away with the Pitchpipers Trophy for the best Yearbook!
Every Belle enjoyed every second of the weekend, loving the performance and the emotional roller coaster that is competing and we're already looking forward to LABBS 2016 in Harrogate, which will be LABBS 40th anniversary.
The Belles have had many fabulous years at Nettle Hill Ansty but the time has come to move to a new home in the city centre.
We have moved to a new home in Coventry Central Hall, Coventry City Centre. We rehearse every Wednesday in Central Hall from 19:15 to 22:00.
Since its establishment in 1976, LABBS has grown to have over 50 clubs and over 2000 members who are located up, down and across the country from Cornwall to Scotland.
A plethora of special events, will be taking place alongside special anniversary celebrations. One of these events, the Beacon of Harmony, sees the 'Beacon' in the form of a scroll, travel to each of the 50 LABBS choruses in the UK over the course of the year.
Each chorus will have two members sign the scroll before it is passed to the next chorus. The Beacon will also contain a barbershop tag for the choruses to learn, sing and record themselves doing which will be put together to form a LABBS Virtual Choir.
The Belles along side Silver Lining received the Beacon from Gem Connection in January with a joint event on 23rd January in Coventry City Centre. Whilst we've sung together at shows before, we hadn't had much time to get to chat and sing together in a social setting, and that became the main focus of our event.
Of course, we all love to sing (and the thought of a merging to form one megachorus really appealed) so we planned a fun singing session to take place in the shopping precinct in the centre of Coventry on the Saturday afternoon!
Arriving at the Central Methodist church laden with cakes and drinks, we were all looking forward to diving into the treats, but of course, first the singing! Sara, Lucy, Lindsay and Jo took turns providing warm up and we all enjoyed the way our voices echoed in the hall. The MDs had decided on a couple of polecats to sing together, mixed with each chorus singing to the other so we very quickly ran through those, and practised the 'flashmob' part of the singout! Of course, we performed the Beacon Tag and filmed it for submitting to Nooj, and SL taught the Belles one of our repertoire tags. Finally, time for business – the Beacon hand over. Both Gem Connection (the previous chorus) and Junction 14 (the next chorus) had representatives joining us to sing and took part in handing the Beacon across the 8 women! After signing the Beacon, Sara and Lucy cut our amazing centrepiece cake together (baked by a very talented bass!) and we had a chance for the 4 choruses to chat and get to know each other a little better
The singing flashmob was next! We walked into town together, a long stream of black, pink and red jackets eagerly awaiting the next stage, and gathered by the fountain in the middle of the high street. Beneath the trees, the small chorus of 20 of us began 'Let's sing again' directed by Lucy, the sound and number of us growing as the rest of the women joined us where they'd been waiting and pretending to shop! The Saturday shoppers sat around the fountain to watch and listen, and the MDs decided that each chorus sing another song , and another polecat to extend the time singing given that we had such a keen audience
And that was it – a brilliant day, great friendships begun and reinforced, wonderful voices together and showing our local area the hobby we love so much. We hope to make it an annual event! Thank you to all the organisers, bakers and photographers who made the day.
The Belles had a fantastic night at our annual dinner this year, with many really embracing our theme of a royal night out in celebration of the Queen's birthday.
1st July 2016 – Grosvenor Casinos Coventry (@ The RICOH) – 20:00 for 20:30 start
The Belles of Three Spires present an evening of musical entertainment to raise vital funds for The Guide Dogs. The event is being supported by Grosvenor Casinos Coventry who are providing the venue for the night.
The Belles of Three Spires will be joined by Lydian, Just Peachy and The Moonlighters and promises to be a night of great music in a fantastic venue. The evening will be a relaxed informal event, held in the show bar of the casion.
Tickets will be £10, with all funds from ticket sales going directly to The Guide Dogs.
Strictly over 18's only. Free parking from 19:00.
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The Belles love to get involved in all types of musical shows, support members of our community and especially our singing sisters. We were delighted and honoured to be asked to perform in 'Big Girls Blouse' along side the wonderful, funny and talented Kate O' Donnell. We performed in her show on both Friday 11th and Saturday 12th March and had such a fantastic time! #standbyyourtrans
As well as singing as often as we can both at rehearsal and performances and working on our songs for convention, the Belles also love nothing more than letting our hair down, have some fun and spend time together (and if we can raise funds for the choir at the same time, even better!)
On 26th February we had a fantastic night trying to master many forms of skittles as arranged by the fabulous Val. As well of skittles we of course also enjoyed cake and singing, could it really be a Belles night out without either?
We thought you'd enjoy some photos………
The Belles ran a successful open day on 30th Jan for ladies who wanted to try some naked singing and learn a popular acapella hit in just one day. We had over 90 ladies on the risers, many of the visiting ladies have since decided to join the belles permanently and we are loving singing 'Can't take my eyes off of you' which we learnt in just one day, including some choreo. A great day of singing, fun and laughter, including a buffet lunch, plenty of cakes and a tombola was had by all.


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Exploring the Assignment section
Exploring the Assignment section
So the Assignment section in Ultrabeat displays all the sounds in your drum kit and allows you to name, organize, and mix the sounds. So if we take a look, we have got these 25 different drum voices. Notice as I click through these that the Synthesizer information changes, and so does the Step Sequencer information. This is why the Assignment Section is really the central hub of where all the organization happens. You might also notice that there is this little MIDI keyboard on the side here. I can actually click on this to audition the sounds.
So this actually relates to my keyboard controller, in that this first voice, so the first all the way to the 24th voice, correspond to the notes C1 up to B2. So if I play on the keyboard, I am playing chromatically now-- (music playing) --you can hear it's triggering those voices and it's lighting up on the keyboard. So when I get up to the note C3, and I go beyond that-- (music playing) --it plays chromatically. So that 25th voice is a li...
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'Tis the season for early Oscar predictions. But we think those movie critics have a soft job, given that they get advance screenings of potential candidates. Who could have scripted the 2008 Wimbledon men's final or foreseen the scramble in the women's rankings? Nonetheless, we'll plunge ahead, figuratively blindfolded, and offer our nominees for tennis' top 10 story lines of 2009:
Will men's tennis behave like a binary equation?
We suspect not. But the focus at the beginning of this season will be, quite properly, on whether Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer will chase each other in circles or whether one man will distance himself from the field. The Australian Open will hold even more significance than usual, as both Nadal and Federer are coming off fatigue- and injury-marred late seasons and will want to move the needle in Melbourne. Novak Djokovic, with an Aussie title to defend, lurks just 10 rankings points behind No. 2 Federer.
Can sisters Venus Williams and Serena Williams maintain their excellence?
Both won a Grand Slam event in 2008, the third time that has happened in the past four seasons. In fact, the siblings have been shut out in Slams only twice -- in 2004 and 2006 -- since Serena opened the scoring with a U.S. Open title in 1999. She and older sister Venus now stand at a crossroads where one would think age and desire might be factors, yet they seem to be better than ever on big occasions.
What kind of sequel will the Serbian women write?
Jelena Jankovic finished 2008 as the WTA's No. 1 player. Ana Ivanovic also reached the top ranking and won her first Slam. Yet both enter '09 with something to prove. Jankovic's best shot to win her first Slam might be at Roland Garros, where Ivanovic broke through last season: Clay plays well to Jankovic's gymnastic style, and there's no dominant female player on the surface. Ivanovic, hurt at midseason, simply needs to demonstrate durability.
Who has the best shot at becoming a first-time Slam winner?
Jankovic, followed closely by a maturing Dinara Safina. On the men's side, Andy Murray appears ready to put it all together. Streaky Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, who quietly racked up great results in late-year indoor hard-court action, is capable of generating the heat needed to win seven straight.
Is Andy Roddick capable of another summit charge?
He has been one of the most consistent performers of the new millennium, but Roddick wants more. His new coach, Larry Stefanki, is frank, earthy, funny and passionate about the game -- all traits that Roddick values and that fuel him. Roddick has paired with just about every conceivable coaching personality, but we're betting this one has the potential to bring out the best in him.
Can Maria Sharapova stay healthy?
One of the strongest players in women's tennis has missed chunks of the past two seasons because of a bum shoulder. Is her movie just on pause, or is it in danger of being interrupted? The game isn't as deep or interesting without her. Come back to Oz -- and bring your little dog, too.
Which young players will generate the biggest buzz?
We envision breakthrough years from two burgeoning stars who are their countries' only representatives in the top 100: 18-year-old Caroline Wozniacki of Denmark and Japan's Kei Nishikori, who just turned 19.
Will ATP politics finally settle down?
With the CEO selection hanging in the balance, the newly renamed World Tour has an interest in eliminating lawsuits and turmoil between players and administrators from its itinerary. We await the plume of white smoke from London.
Can tournaments weather the stormy global economy?
The Slams will be fine, but when events such as Indian Wells have trouble landing a title sponsor, you know things are tight. Will the banking and insurance industries -- among the hardest hit in the worldwide meltdown -- be willing and able to maintain their traditional support of tennis? If not, who or what will replace them? The sports world is regarded as recession-proof by some economists, and being associated with it can be considered a smart move, even in tough times. But with people losing their jobs in droves, standard marketing philosophies are under pressure.
Is Wimbledon about to experience a prolonged drought?
Climate change is inevitable now that Centre Court is equipped with a retractable roof. Look for a run on sunscreen, salt tablets and personal misting devices at the concessions stands.
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Back in December 2013, four Te Papa Scientists ventured into the deep south on a 15 day expedition to the Snares Islands. Some of you may remember earlier Snares blog posts and you tube videos from this excursion. In order to provide a quick reference resource on Snares Islands botany I recently completed some Expedition Snares… Read more »
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Te Papa botanical research at Otari-Wilton's Bush
For many years, Te Papa botanists have included Otari-Wilton's Bush collections in their research. Otari Native Botanic Garden and Wilton's Bush Reserve is a special place in Wellington–"the only public botanic garden in New Zealand dedicated solely to native plants". This makes it an important educational and research resource for the city's inhabitants. Over two days… Read more »
Cold comfort photography
It is the beginning of June in New Zealand and if you are a photographer it is the perfect time to go camping. Despite the dire warnings from his friend (referred to as 'Titfaddle') concerning the folly of making a six week camping trip in the middle of winter, Alfred Burton and his son Harold, left Dunedin for Lakes Te Anau and… Read more »
Botany Collection Narratives (Part 3): Image highlights from Hue te Taka (Moa Point) Narrative
Some time ago now, the Te Papa Science team completed the process of collecting, identifying and storing terrestrial plants from a low-stature plant community on Wellington's South Coast. Over 100 species of seed plant, ferns, lichens, moss, liverwort and seaweed were collected. This total comprised approximately 69 indigenous and 33 naturalised plant species. This Te Papa Collections… Read more »
The Berry Boys Hit the Big Screen
Te Papa was thrilled to work with Production Shed TV in 2013 and 2014 on a documentary inspired by the Berry & Co. soldier portraits held in the museum's collection. The documentary, which was originally produced for TVNZ, features the stories of six soldiers depicted in the collection. This June, you have the opportunity to see the documentary again, but this… Read more »
The Lethbridge Sisters – inspiring designers a century on
The industrious Lethbridge sisters Earlier this year Te Papa was approached by Red Strand Design. Based in Cork and London, the company specialises in design-based cultural and education projects. They invited us to take part in Passion & Legacy, a project inspired by the incredible stitch work of the 'Lethbridge Sisters', Julia Baroness Carew (1863-1922) and Lady Jane Cory (1865-1947)…. Read more »
South Island Botany Field Trip: weedy highlights
In early December 2014, three Te Papa Botany Staff embarked on a 11 day field trip from Otago to North Canterbury. We collected specimens, images and DNA samples of native forget-me-nots (Myosotis) and New Zealand hebes (Veronica). See the first blog in this series for more detail. Along the way, other native (and naturalised) species were also collected for Te… Read more »
South Island Botany Field Trip: native plants from the high country
In late 2014, Te Papa Botany Staff embarked on a 11 day field trip from Otago to North Canterbury. We collected specimens, images and DNA samples of native forget-me-nots (Myosotis spp.) and New Zealand hebes (Veronica spp.). See the first blog in this series for the detailed itinerary. Along the way, other native (and naturalised) species were also collected for Te Papa's herbarium. All… Read more »
How bazaar! J.F. Lewis and the Bezestein, El Khan Khalil, Cairo
The English painter John Frederick Lewis (1804–1876) was a fascinating and brilliant enigma to his contemporaries, and remains so today. He was certainly no pompous, verbose Victorian bore. At a dinner of the Society of Painters in Watercolours, Lewis delivered a memorable presidential address, rising from his seat, saying nothing, and promptly sitting down again…. Read more »
End of the road
Before or after visiting Gallipoli: The scale of our war, take some time to head up to level 4 to see The Road to Recovery: Disabled Soldiers of World War I. This small-scale exhibition contains sobering content showing the long-term impact of the Great War on individuals, families and communities. In the exhibition, eight large sepia photographs taken… Read more »


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Is there an adjacent parcel included in the Purchase & Sale that the appraiser missed? I've seen this before and it may have just not been communicated clearly.
If not, this should have been caught early on and I would consider asking the listing agent to reimburse you for the appraisal if you choose not to proceed. This will only be a few hundred dollars and not likely worth hiring a lawyer for.
Also, the contract states that you DID NOT rely on any advise, representations, or statements from the Brokers. It's the Disclaimer paragraph, Paragraph 14 of the 2011 GAR forms.
So the answer is No. However, if you're still in the Due Diligence period, you may get out of the contract.
I also agree with Michael. You'd have to find an attorney to take the case. Good luck.
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* If you have not closed on the contract then advise you on your inspection due diligence and contingencies.
* If you have closed review how you came to the conclusion that the property was 1 acre and verify the appraisal facts. Could it be 1 acre but only 1/2 usable, etc...
* You could hire someone to do a formal survey to determine the boundaries. And as mentioned in one answer are all parcels included...
* The bank who loaned you the money is only a financial party to the contract so it would not make sense to sue them.
* If you relied on a statement from someone regarding the property size, would you still have purchased it if it was a size other than stated and can you still use the property for it's intended use.
* In any lawsuit, you will need to prove damages, and what amount are those damages? Depending on the laws of your state and what was in your contract if you are unable to prove damages you may be out money for the other parties attorney fees and their damages as a result of your law suit.
* Do you want or need to go down that path?
* Consult a Real estate attorney.
First, I'm not an attorney, so I'd be curious to hear from one. Personally I don't consider disclaimers a license to lie or be lazy. If I were listing a property and was told it was 1 acre, my standard review of the Legal Description, title and public records would quickly confirm if it was in fact a full acre, almost an acre or just over. But to miss by half seems egregious to me.
The damages are likely limited to the cost of your appraisal. I would definitely talk to your agent who could have caught this early and the listing agent. Either there is another parcel that the appraiser missed or everyone dropped the ball and perhaps the agents should make you whole.
In re law suits, other folks have already said what I would say, so I'm more interested in how the mistake happened
Two questions:
1. Do you have a Buyer's Agent? If so (s)he should be doing simple due diligence on issues like this before you present an offer. If you did not have one, my suggestion would be to hire one before you continue your search.
2. Is there any chance the Appraiser is wrong? Fannin County's online tax records are not the most accurate in the world. If the appraiser is relying on what they saw there, they may be relying on inaccurate info.
And a comment: The technology used to establish the boundaries and size of a piece of land have changed dramatically in the past 25 years. Surveys done today frequently come up with different numbers than those done 20 years ago. Personally, I've never seen one that was off by more than 15%, it's certainly possible. The possibility of human error is one of the prices we pay for being human.
I think an important fact has not been addressed. You went under contract based on your visual of the home and its yard. By your visual it appears that the home and its yard met your requirements which is why you brought forth the offer to begin with. Am I correct? The acreage or the square footage does not change the fact that you liked the home and its surroundings to bring forth an offer and go under contract. That visual has not changed and is still there for you to enjoy. Has your love for the home really changed based on this discovery?
There are protections within a contract to give you, the buyer, the right to terminate. I hope that you completed your due diligence within that period which would include an appraisal. If so, you have the right to terminate.
Regardless, If you love the home move forward. The land does not really add additional value to the home unless it could be divided, made its own lot, and built upon. Land that cannot be built upon does not really bring additional value. I am sure the size of the lot did not impact your appraisal.
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The HealthGrades' Emergency Medicine in American Hospitals study focused on 12 of the most common and life-threatening medical emergencies among that patient population, including heart attack, stroke, pneumonia and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, or COPD. The HealthGrades study included only those cases admitted to the hospital from the emergency room for further medical treatment, representing the full continuum of a patient's care. Those hospitals performing in the top five percent in the nation were designated as Emergency Medicine Excellence Awardâ"¢ hospitals. A full listing of these hospitals, by city, can be found online at HealthGrades.com.
"In the case of a medical emergency, patients need to get to the closest emergency room as fast as possible. No exceptions," said Dr. Rick May, study co-author and HealthGrades Vice President of clinical quality services. "That said, we encourage patients to prepare in advance by identifying top-performing hospitals close to home. Our research shows that it's not just the care you receive the moment you arrive that makes the difference between life and death, but the hospital's ability to continue to provide you with the right care at the right time if you need to be admitted."
The HealthGrades Emergency Medicine in American Hospitals study identified the following Top 10 Cities for Emergency Medicine, based on overall mortality rate for patients admitted through the emergency department.
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Medicare patients treated at hospitals recognized with a HealthGrades Emergency Medicine Excellence Award had, on average, a 40% lower risk of death compared to patients treated at non-recipient hospitals.
On average, for the 12 conditions studied, the percentage of cases admitted through the emergency department increased 2.64% from 2007 to 2009.
Providence, RI; Las Vegas, NV; Miami-Ft. Lauderdale, FL; and New York City had the highest percentage of admission through the emergency department (93.05%, 91.65%, 91.12% and 90.78%, respectively); whereas, Lincoln, NE; Sioux Falls, SD; Wichita, KS; and Omaha, NE had the lowest percentage of admissions through the emergency department (48.06%, 53.72%, 54.84% and 62.32%, respectively) for the 12 conditions studied.
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Arcady At The Sunderland Lodge, Arlington
I'd definitely return.
Great place. Nice and clean. Friendly owner. DELICIOUS BREAKFAST!
Arcady At The Sunderland Lodge, Arlington
Our stay
Spent two nights there and got friendly with Burt, the owner. He was a cook in a previous life and made wonderful breakfasts to order. Very interesting person to speak to and we spent a lot of time conversing with him. Our room was very nice. Private bath and a/c worked well. Good location.
Arcady At The Sunderland Lodge, Arlington
Comfortable room; good breakfast. Close to activities in the area.
Arcady At The Sunderland Lodge, Arlington
Sweet hotel. Clean and comfortable and friendly. Very good breakfast. Alvin the cat was also a plus.
Arcady At The Sunderland Lodge, Arlington
Great Overnight Hotel near Stratton Ski Resort
We arrived there at very late night and the host left room key with envelope outside. Good Breakfast! We stayed there for a night then headed to Stratton Ski Resort.
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