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lördag 14 april 2012
Paola Navone
Paola Navone has made a beautiful new carpetcollection for Kasthall in dyed blue and graphic b/w...and she is also doing a popup store for Merci here in Milan that opens on tuesday. Yey!
Massproduction news
I just met Magnus Elebäck from Massproductions and he gave me a sneakpeek of their new sofa that they will exhibit here in Milan (at Via Varese 12) next week.
I just landed in Milan for the furniturefair. For me it is tradition to start off with lunch in the garden at 10 Corso Como and today was no exeption, but now we are heading out to the fair to set up the stand for Kasthall.
fredag 13 april 2012
torsdag 12 april 2012
Next week in Milan Erwan and Ronan Bouroullec will present their new shelves Corniches for Vitra, and I will try to place an order to Lotta Agaton Shop today..I need these shelves!
onsdag 11 april 2012
tisdag 10 april 2012
måndag 9 april 2012
Something New
I'm craving for something new! All these white interiors with hints of wood, moodboards, and cherryblossoms just doesn't do it for me anymore. I want personality, uglycute, and prohibited combinations. Please.
Photos by Pia Ulin.
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text: Minecraft Captures the Non-Stop Action of Rock'em Sock'em RobotsMike Fahey2/03/12 12:30pmFiled to: MinecraftRock'em Sock'em RobotsVideobuildToys26EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink Two robots enter, both robots stay, only one has a slightly elevated head. Minecraft craftsman Sethbling has recreated the 1964 sensation that swept an easily-amused nation, Rock'em Sock'em Robots. Advertisement The classic two-player big robot battles comes to life in Mojang's pile of virtual building blocks, using a rather ingenious little pressure plate mechanic to simulate the pulse-pounding battles of the original game. It's red versus blue in its earliest form, the movable though somewhat janky object versus the other movable though somewhat janky object.Back when I was a little kid Rock'em Sock'em Robots would amuse us for whole minutes at a time, after which we'd start breaking bits off and throwing them at each other. I suppose you could do the same thing with the Minecraft version. Download it yourself via the link in the YouTube description and find out! Advertisement Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots in Minecraft [YouTube]Reply26 repliesLeave a reply


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Atreyu: Prior Convictions
Originally published in Guitar World, February 2010
Atreyu draw from the most fundamental aspects of their previous records for their latest metalcore masterpiece, Congregation of the Damned.
"We've been a band for 10 years now, and this is our fifth full-length album. In a way, this release is really a culmination of all of our records, mixed together."
Atreyu guitarist Dan Jacobs is discussing Congregation of the Damned, the most recent release from SoCal's metalcore masters. The band has been busy with press appearances ever since Congregation of the Damned debuted at Number Four on Billboard's Hard Rock album charts. Fueled by a potent concoction of powerful pop hooks, solid lockstep precision and blazing harmonized solos, Atreyu have followed the success of their last release, Lead Sails Paper Anchor, by raising the bar even higher.
Jacobs continues, "There are elements of Lead Sails on the new record, in terms of the focus on strong vocal melodies, but we also brought in more of the metal attitude that you'll hear on our previous records, with the throaty vocals and the shreddy dual lead guitar parts."
Following their recent tour with Hollywood Undead, Escape the Fate and the Sleeping, Jacobs and fellow Atreyu guitarist Travis Miguel dropped in at GW's headquarters to discuss the making of Congregation of the Damned.
For their latest creation, Atreyu called upon the services of veteran producer Bob Marlette (Ozzy Osbourne, Alice Cooper) and mix engineer Rich Costey (System of a Down, Rage Against the Machine).
GUITAR WORLD How did the material come together for the new album?
TRAVIS MIGUEL The writing sessions for the album started in November 2008, and we just hammered out all of the tunes right up to when we started pre-production, which was probably in April 2009. Then we went into the studio, and here we are with a 13-song album. We recorded it in Woodland Hills/Hollywood, in beautiful sunny California.
GW This is the first record with which you worked with producer Bob Marlette. He's worked with everyone from Alice Cooper to Slayer to Black Sabbath. What did he bring to the table?
DAN JACOBS For just about every record, we've worked with a different producer, either because our tastes changed at the time or because we felt that a certain person would be appropriate for that particular project. When we started the new record, we were working with someone else, but it didn't work out, and suddenly we needed a producer immediately.
A friend of ours was recording and working with Bob at the time, and when we heard the stuff they'd done we thought, Wow, that sounds really good. So we looked into what he'd done, and we saw that he'd just recently finished Lynyrd Skynyrd's new record, God & Guns.
Bob was great to work with. He wasn't too pushy, like, "This is the way it's gotta be." He was more like, "Okay guys, what do you got?" And he'd say, "This part's really good, but this part's not as cool. Try to do something different," or, "Try to come up with something that has more energy." And that would inspire us to change things up.
MIGUEL He was definitely not kissing our asses, telling us, "Oh, this record is going to be huge!" He knows that we're just five douche bags from California.


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By JB Clark/NEMS Daily Journal
TUPELO – The Tupelo-Lee Humane Society is looking for foster parents and talent scouts to help with a new foster program through the shelter.
Debbie Hood said the shelter will begin a program next week where volunteers can foster a dog, taking it out into the public and showing it off, in an effort to have the dog adopted out of their home.
"It's been proven that not a lot of people go to the shelter to adopt," Hood said. "They adopt from a friend or relative who has an extra dog. We're trying to use that market to save a couple of extra lives."
Dogs in foster homes will be provided with supplies, medical treatment and an "Adopt Me" vest to be worn in public.
"They will take them home and then take them places the shelter can't go like parks, friends' houses and walk them around the neighborhood," Hood said. "They can take pictures and post them on Facebook."
While in the community, the dogs will wear their "Adopt Me" vests to show the public they are available.
The program is made possible by the Carroll Petrie Foundation Dog Rescue Project through the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
Hood said allowing the animals to live in a foster home will help them learn manners and help the foster parents learn about the dog so anyone interested in adopting won't be surprised by its behavior.
"A dog out of someone's home that has been house trained and has a history is easier to adopt than a dog we don't have information on," she said. "It gives the foster parents time to showcase the dog's traits and teach them manners."
The SPCA's website calls the foster parents talent scouts because they are supposed to find and promote the great things about the animals.
Anyone interested in fostering a dog and helping with the adoption process is encouraged to attend an informational meeting Monday at the Tupelo-Lee Humane Society's spay clinic on South Gloster at 6 p.m.
"We're hoping to save 25 more animals a month by getting this program started," Hood said.


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Young designers show what they've got
Six Morgan Crossing condos decorated by finalists in BC's Best Young Designer competition were unveiled to the public last week, and visitors have a chance to help name one of the winners.
The suites – located on the third floor of the development's Arc building – are open for viewing six days a week, and the interior designer whose space is named the "fan favourite" by receiving the most votes will win $2,000 cash.
The grand prize – an all-expenses-paid trip to New York and a pass to the Architectural Digest Home Design Show – will go to the winning residence chosen by a panel of judges.
The three judges – all of whom have backgrounds in either fashion or design – chose the contenders from about 16 submitted video entries in which contestants explained what they would do with a Morgan Crossing suite if selected a finalist.
All of the entrants were people younger than 30, competition director Bryan Woolley said, some of whom are fresh out of school or already run their own business, and others who aren't in the industry at all but have a natural eye for design.
"We thought we'd give some young people an opportunity to show what they can do."
The six finalists were given one month and a $10,000-$12,000 budget – provided by the Morgan Crossing developer – depending on the size of the condo they decorated. Half the finalists worked with two-bedroom spaces (828 square feet), and the other half had homes with one bedroom and a den (773 sq. ft.).
"They could spend their budget any way they wanted," Woolley said, noting finalists changed light fixtures, rolled wallpaper, painted walls, re-tiled and hung art. "I was delighted to see (the suites). They were much better than I thought they'd be. And they are all different."
The goal was to showcase what can be achieved on a limited budget.
"We have a lot of young people moving in and they don't have a whole lot of money to decorate their suites," Woolley said.
The finalists were also provided a video camera to blog about their design process on the competition website, www.bestyoungdesigner.com
Daniel Meloche, who designed a two-bedroom condo, said the competition was a big challenge, but a valuable opportunity.
"I think it's really important just to really show what you can do, because sometimes you don't get that chance to get yourself out there," he said. "Experience is what really counts in this industry."
Karen Wong, who designed one of the smaller units, agreed.
"Especially for young designers, they need to have a break and a little bit of exposure, so this would be a great opportunity for them."
The suites opened for public viewing Jan. 19 and will remain open from noon to 5 p.m. every day except Fridays until the competition ends Feb. 20.
The grand prize and fan favourite winners will be announced Feb. 28.
To view the suites, visit the Morgan Crossing Presentation Centre, 103-15775 Croydon Dr.
Those who cast a vote on site for their favourite design will be automatically entered to win an iPad or big-screen TV.


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Bourdain embellishes this risotto with black truffle shavings, but we thought it was delicious even without them. We opted for a cost-effective alternative — drizzling the risotto with truffle oil just before serving.
This recipe is an accompaniment for Braised Veal Shanks.
Active time: 1 1/4 hr Start to finish: 5 hr (includes making chicken stock)
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This was fantastic. Since I can't help myself, I had to tweak it and substituted 1/2 c. of broth with good white wine and doubled the mushrooms. Great!! I'll try this with veg. broth for my vegetarian friends.
This is my go to recipe for vegetarian company. It is delicious and the wild mushrooms and truffle oil make it special for a dinner party. It needs only a festive seasonal salad, a roll and lovely red wine....maybe some soft jazz in the bacground.
Great basic recipe for mushroom risotto - used a combination of fresh cremini and dried morels. I used the water from reconsituting these instead of the plain water as called for in the recipe. Served with some grilled chicken and steamed asparagus. Though not a huge fan of Bourdain, would definitely make again . . .
This is my favorite risotto recipe. It's simple and I usually have the ingredients on hand. Using a good quality parmesan is essential. I use a mixture of whatever fresh mushrooms I have on hand and dried porcinis, which I reconstitute, then add the mushroom soaking water to the broth. It gives it that much more depth of flavor. I haven't tried it with truffle oil yet, but it's delicious without it!
This risotto was delicious, but it was the chanterelles that really made it. I only had about 5oz of fresh chanterelles, which isn't much when preparing a meal for 3 people. I was excited that this recipe called only for 1/4lb mushrooms (if you look at the other recipes for mushroom risotto, they usually call for a pound or so), but I was worried that it wouldn't be enough to really flavor the risotto. However, chanterelles are amazingly flavorful--the risotto had a wonderful wild-mushroom flavor even with such a small amount. I didn't use any truffle oil, because I didn't want to overpower the chanterelles, and honestly no one at the table thought it was lacking. I would only use truffle oil if you're making the risotto with dried mushrooms or relatively flavorless mushrooms like cremini, but if you have real, wild, fresh mushrooms I wouldn't add anything to mask their flavor. (If you're using less flavorful mushrooms, I would also add significantly more mushrooms than this recipe calls for.) I made a couple other additions: like other reviewers I used wine for my first cup of liquid, and then I also added some sugar snap peas (steamed them for 4 minutes, then cut them into 1/2-inch pieces and added them with the mushrooms in the last minutes of cooking). The sugar snap peas added both flavor and texture to the risotto. All in all, it was a wonderful summer dish!
Nice risotto recipe. Be careful of adding too much salt - I'm used to risotto turning out bland so I added a healthy amt of salt to the mushrooms and it became too much. Easy to make and very tasty!
Excellent! I couldn't find fresh mushrooms, used reconstituted porcinis. It worked beautifully.
The beauty of risotto is its simplicity. Tony Bourdain would kick some *ss if he saw anyone add fat free cream to his recipe. Sometimes there are so many additions and changes to recipes here that they barely resemble the original recipe. This is excellent as written.
Tasty risotto recipe and my first try at homemade. Replaced 1/2 to 3/4 cups broth with a dry white wine. Also added some parsley (didn't have chives) along with the cheese and mushrooms. Will be even better next time when I have some truffle oil.
Have been making this since 1999. Excellent. I add a bit more cheese and truffle oil. Yum!


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Number theory calculator sites/tables
Oberwolfach references on mathematical software
Algebraic Number Theory Archives
: A C++ High Performance Arbitrary Precision Arithmetic Package by Mikko Tommila
Ian Connell's elliptic curve calculator APECS
(C++ library for computations in arithmetic, algebra, geometry, linear and integer linear programming)
. This is an interactive interpreter for big integer arithmetic and multi-precision floating point arithmetic with a Pascal/Modula like syntax. ARIBAS is used for the examples of number theoretic algorithms in the book
Algorithmische Zahlentheorie
, Otto Forster, Vieweg 1996
BC (the exact arithmetic Unix calculator program)
BC number theory programs
(Keith Matthews)
BCMath/PHP number theory programs
(Keith Matthews)
(Keith Matthews' number theory calculator)
Computational Laboratories in Number Theory
(CLINT) (Hugh Montgomery)
Computations on curves of genus2 and their jacobians
(Paul Van Wamelen)
Critical Strip Explorer 0.6
(Matthew Watkins and Raymond Manzoni) A Java applet which allows users to 'manually' explore the behaviour of the Riemann zeta function in and around the critical strip
Diophantine equation solver
for finding zeroes of multivariable polynomials over a prime-order field (Norman Wildberger and Michael Leeming)
Discriminant Exponent Calculator
(John Jones)
(François Morain's elliptic curve primality-proving package)
The ECMNET Project
: Find a factor of 50 digits or more by ECM
, computing Fourier coefficients of Eisenstein series attached to lattices, (M. Kuss and J. Bruinier)
Elliptic Curve Method (ECM) factorization applet
(Dario Alejandro Alpern)
, Maple code for simple computations with elliptic curves (Jim Carlson)
, a C program for computing the Euclidean minimum of a number field given by a polynomial (Pierre Lezowski)
, Advanced Methods for Factoring Integers, Version 1.5.2 (Stefan Kohl)
Factoring software
(Schulenberg and Associates Inc.)
, Fast Library for Number Theory (William Hart and David Harvey)
(FriCAS is a form of Axioma and is a comprehensive computer algebra system of interest to number theorists, especially with its p-adic arithmetic component)
Fundamental domain drawing page
(java 1.1.1 program by Helena Verrill)
(Elliptic Curve Method for Integer Factorization)
Genus 2 site
(Victor Flynn)
GNU multiple precision package
GL(n)pack Home Page
(Kevin Broughan)
, Maple package to guess closed form for a sequence of numbers (Bruno Gauthier)
HECKE, A Modular Forms Calculator
(William Stein)
High Precision Arithmetic Software Directory
(David Bailey)
, Mathematica package for manipulation and identification of binomial and hypergeometric series and identities (Christian Krattenthaler)
is a C++ program/library for computing the zeta function of a hyperelliptic curve over GF(p)
, David Harvey
, Maple package devoted to symbolic computation on hypergeometric series (Bruno Gauthier)
, Mathematica package for manipulation and identification of q-binomial and basic hypergeometric series and identities (Christian Krattenthaler)
, a maple package for computing with algebraic curves (Mark van Hoeij)
Simon Plouffe's Inverter
, An online repository of mathematical constants
(Michael Pohst: Technisches Universität Berlin)
Implementations of extended LLL
, by Wilberd van der Kallen
(John Cannon: University of Sydney)
MAGMA Calculator
Montes'algorithm: Computation of discriminants and prime decomposition in number fields
(Jordi Guàrdia)
, A package for ideal arithmetic in number fields (Jordi Guàrdia, Jesús Montes & Enric Nart)
MAGMA code to solve Diophantine equations of the form F(x)=G(y)
, for which Runge's condition is satisfied (Szabolcs Tengely)
(Chris Harrison)
(Paul Zimmermann)
Multidigit multiplication for mathematicians
(Dan Bernstein (dvi 87K))
, a program for finding the rank of an elliptic curve over the rationals (John Cremona)
NTL: A Library for doing Number Theory
(Victor Shoup)
NTRU Cryptography
, a Python based number theory oriented calculation system
p-adic Arithmetic
(Stany De Smedt)
Pari-Gp routines for number theory
(Fernando Rodriguez Villegas)
Computing special values of L-functions
(ComputeL - a PARI package by Tim Dokchitser)
Pari-tty Userinterface for Pari-GP (Windows XP)
(Gottfried Helms)
Pari scripts on Tate Pairing Computation via Elliptic Nets, Elliptic Divisibility Sequences Tools and Elliptic Nets Tools
, Katherine Stange
Number Theory and PARI
(David J. Wright)
Periods of Hilbert modular forms and rational points on elliptic curves
, Adam Logan and Henri Darmon
Peter Green's Heegner Points Package
PIPS: Polynomials over Galois Fields
, A calculator program by Florent Chabaud
, a primality proving program based on the ECPP algorithm (Marcel Martin)
Quadratic two integer variables equation solver
(Dario Alejandro Alpern)
Quadratic modular equation solver applet
(Dario Alejandro Alpern)
, Software for Algebra and Geometry Experimentation (William Stein)
Ken Ribet talks about his experiences with Sage
Sage Days 16: CRM Barcelona, Spain - Computational Number Theory, June 22-27, 2009
(transcripts and videos of talks)
Programs (Ratpoints, J-points)
, Ratpoints finds rational points on hyperelliptic curves, J-points searches for rational points on the Jacobian of a genus 2 curve (Michael Stoll)
: computing Tate-Shafarevich groups via Iwasawa theory (Christian Wuthrich)
(development discontinued)
(Tiny Elliptic Curve Calculator - Masanari Kida)
Number Theory Programs for the TI-92
(Paul Pollack)
UBASIC 8.8e
(Yuji Kida) A basic interpreter with fast multiprecision arithmetic
: an online calculator program by Xiao Gang
Computes the continued fraction expansion of a real number
(The convergents are not accurate, but the partial quotients seem to be correct)
Test Goldbach's conjecture with Factoris
Factors expressions
XR-exact real arithmetic package
(Keith Briggs)
Number Theory Tables
The On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences
(a database of L-functions, modular forms, and related objects)
The Third Edition of the Cunningham Book
(note: the link to the online book Cont. Math.
is broken)
The 310,716 elliptic curves of prime conductor
less than 10
(Oisin McGuinness)
manYPoints - Table of Curves with Many Points
Iwasawa invariants of elliptic curves
(Robert Pollack)
Database of Automorphic L-functions
(Stephen Miller)
The Cunningham project
Modular Polynomials
(Masanari Kida)
Minimal-known positive and negative k for Mordell curves of given rank
(Tom Womack)
Data on Mordell's curve
+k (SIMATH)
Noam Elkies' computational number theory page
(eg congruent numbers tables)
A Database for Number Fields
(Jürgen Klüners and Gunter Malle)
Tables of Fermat near-misses
(Noam Elkies)
Tables related to Marshall Hall's conjecture
(Noam Elkies)
Tables of vanishing Fermat quotients
, R. Ernvall and T. Metsänkylä, 1995
High rank elliptic curves with prescribed torsion
(Andrej Dujella)
Tables of Dedekind zeta functions at negative integers
(Eyal Goren)
Tables of zeros of the zeta function
(Andrew Odlyzko)
John Cremona's Elliptic Curve Data
Online version of John Cremona's elliptic curve tables
Number fields of low degree
: (John Jones, Arizona State University)
TNT (Tools on Number Theory)
Classical Modular Polynomials
(Michael Rubinstein)
Modular forms database
(William Stein)
Mathematical constants and computation
(Xavier Gourdon and Pascal Sebah)
Mathematical Constants
(Steve Finch)
Elliptic curves with unusual torsion
(Tom Womack)
Tables of imaginary quadratic fields with small class number
Tables of ideal classs groups of real quadratic fields
(Michiyo Saito and Hideo Wada)
New Modular Hyperelliptic Curves
(E. González-Jiménez)
New modular non-hyperelliptic genus 3 curves
(Enrique González Jiménez)
Genus 2 curves with modular jacobians
(E. González-Jiménez)
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Shiver tab by Xavier Rudd, added: January 21st, 2009
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|-------------------------------------| |---------------1---------------------| |-3---3---3---3----2---2---2---2------| |---3---3---3--------3---3---3---3----| |-1---1---1---------------------------| |------------------1---1---1---1------| Bb F Bb F Coming up strong, beyond comprehension i'm feeling it again, the shiver through my system can push it all away, change my opinions coming too strong, a door needs to open came through her again, from a sister bearing message directed inside, deep within the chambers i'm feeling it again, the shiver through my system coming up strong, beyond comprehension C Bb F the wind, brings changes in direction of leaves and seeds and journeys of souls so much of lives spent running away from moments Gm Bb F but the right moments they catch you in the end A Bm G D he's been climbing now for years before his time searching around searching high and low for support of some kind feeling alone feeling lonely on his quest for reasons why pushing him down seeking reasons for the rage that he was dealt where they now? who are the people that have shared his higher self? the higher he goes the more he questions all the punches that were thrown pushing him down to the fragile place he feels and knows so well spinning around in the fragile place he feels and knows so well F---/Bb---/Dm---/C---/ F Bb he is climbing up the mountain Dm C and searching for the other side seeking shelter from the rain and the from pain he feels inside he sees that now it's time to move on time to let the ropes come loose see your father is too cold and he may never let you through and the anger and resentment will only churn you up inside but you are on another level and they will only deny and you will see it in your young hearts as they give you what they know and it will always come around but it is time to let it go let it go let it go oh, let it go Bb F coming up strong, beyond comprehension Hope it's all right and lovely, sounds good to me. It's meant to be played tuned down a so the Bb becomes C and whatnot, but I'm sure you can figure it out if you need to! :)


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With superbly built contemporary homes, green open spaces plus easy access to Liverpool city centre, it ticks every box – whether you're a first-time buyer or looking to move up the property ladder. Now NGV Liverpool is adding 269 additional 3 and 4 bedroom homes.


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n. - Severe, rough, or disastrous treatment.
n. - The act of punishing.
n. - Any pain, suffering, or loss inflicted on a person because of a crime or offense.
n. - A penalty inflicted by a court of justice on a convicted offender as a just retribution, and incidentally for the purposes of reformation and prevention.
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Jardin du Sequoia
Jardin du Sequoia is a charming down town boutique guest house in Bordeaux, just a short stroll from the city centre. Set in an elegant Napoleon lll townhouse , rooms at Jardin du Sequoia are light and silent and decorated with period features. Enjoy the peace and quiet of our large garden while still being within easy reach of Bordeaux's top sights. For all of our Deluxe room type, breakfast is included in the rates, try our homemade bread with tasty jams, butters and cheeses, washed down with tea, coffee, milk, hot chocolate or orange juice Facilities include free WiFi, air conditioning, Garden kitchen…... and private parking are possible. Our French Family style B&B will give you family warm welcome and comfort. We are happy to meet world travelers, culture & arts lovers.. We will be happy to help you plan your tours in Bordeaux by walking, by bicycle, or by tram, and the tours to Saint-Emilion, Medoc, Arcachon seaside. If you need more information about Bordeaux and tours around Bordeaux, contact us anytime, even before your arriving Please note: Jardin du Sequoia is a non-smoking B&B. You may check-in between 15:00 and 20:00 pm. Please inform us in advance about your estimated arrival time, as we don't have an open reception at all times. We only receive clients based on their estimated arrival time. Check-out: 11am. Luggage storage is available. Cancellations or modification must be received at least 7 days in advance, up to 7 days before date of arrival, it is free of charge, later or in case of no show, the first night will be charged. Payment on site only by cash during check-in. Unfortunately we could not receive children younger than 7 years old. The bookings made for the following period are non-refundable: 17-22 June 2017 The tourist tax of 0.80 euros/night/person is not included in the room rate. The private parking costs 8 euros/night. |
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- Acceso gratuito a Internet
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This paper is the result of an attempt to clarify and improve some results in the theory of statistical information. The term information is used to denote different things in different contexts. First of all, there is Shannon's information, -∑ pi log pi, defined for probability distributions on a finite sample space; this measures, in an esthetically satisfactory way, the entropy or amount of uncertainty in a distribution. Then there is Wiener's information, ∫ f(x) log f(x) dx, defined for an absolutely continuous distribution on the line (or in n-space); it was introduced by Wiener, with an acknowledgment to von Neumann, as a "reasonable measure" of the amount of information, having the property of being "the negative of the quantity usually defined as entropy in similar situations" ([10], p. 76). Finally, there is "information of one probability distribution P with respect to another Q," commonly known as Kullback-Leibler information. On a finite sample space, this has the form ∑ pi log (pi/qi) = - ∑ pi log qi - (- ∑ pi log pi), and thus has some relationship to entropy; note that the second term, which is the entropy of {pi}, is the minimum of the first expression over all distributions {qi}. An interesting idea due to Gelfand, Kolmogorov and Yaglom [3] establishes a connection between the Kullback-Leibler information for a finite probability space and that for any space: If P, Q are probability measures on a measurable space (Ω, F), P ≪ Q, and {Ai, i = 1, ⋯, n} is any finite measurable partition of Ω, then the supremum of ∑i log [ P(Ai)/Q(Ai)] P(Ai) over all finite measurable partitions is ∫Ω log (dP/dQ)dP. The only published proof of this result seems to be that due to Kallianpur [5], which uses martingale theory. In Section 1, we shall obtain a rather simple direct proof of this result (Theorem 1.1) and extend it to the case where Q is any σ-finite measure (Theorem 1.2). Wiener's information is then seen to be the supremum of ∑ log [ P(Ai)/Q(Ai)] P(Ai) over countable partitions, with Q = Lebesgue measure. Section 2 will be concerned with Kullback-Leibler information. We shall define conditional information relative to a sub-field, establish a relation between this conditional information and sufficiency of the sub-field (Theorem 2.2), and also show that this conditional information equals the difference between information contained in the field and that in the sub-field (Theorem 2.3). These are extensions of results obtained by Kullback and Leibler in a somewhat limited context.
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Troy Hannigan started architecture school thinking he'd wind up designing "cookie-cutter suburban homes." But in 2007, during his third of five years in Philadelphia University's B.Arch. program, he joined the school's new chapter of a group called Freedom by Design (FBD). He soon found himself helping to design a wheelchair ramp inside the home of a 19-year-old named Josh Skoog, who has cerebral palsy, and he began to think about architecture quite differently.
Josh's house, in Collegeville, Pa., where he lives with his parents, Peter and Marnie Skoog, had a couple of steps between the kitchen and the family room, which Josh had been negotiating, with difficulty, via a makeshift wooden ramp. (Josh once fell off the ramp and broke his hip.) In its place, Hannigan and other students in the FBD program built a longer, more stable ramp so Josh could move around his own house. Still, Hannigan didn't expect what he saw while visiting the Skoogs one day after construction was done: Josh walked down the ramp by himself into the family room. "It was a complete shock," Hannigan says. "He had total freedom on the first floor of his house. That really—." His voice trails off for a second. "Well, you know what I mean."
Hannigan has since graduated and works for Habitat for Humanity in Philadelphia through the AmeriCorps Vista program, helping to plan projects and acquire properties. Freedom by Design "really changed how I see architecture," he says. "It's not about making a cool building but about who's inhabiting the space and how they're living in the space."
FBD turned five years old this year, and in that short period it has been changing the minds of many architecture students across the country. The idea started in Denver with a practicing architect, Brad Buchanan, a principal of the Buchanan Yonushewski Group. His firm's staff had been joining volunteer days with Habitat for Humanity, and he realized that there was a huge population of older and disabled people—people that architects weren't serving but for whom modest design improvements could make huge differences in everyday life. The firm began seeking out its own pro bono clients. Other firms in town grew interested. "Next thing you know, we had 20 projects going," Buchanan says.
The pro bono work easily could have taken over Buchanan's business. "I knew we needed help if we wanted to keep it going," he says. So he found the idea a new home with the American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS), where it took on the motto "Improving the safety, dignity, and comfort of our neighbors." Nationwide, FBD now has 57 chapters at schools in 35 states, plus one in Toronto, says Matthew Fochs, director of design and outreach programs for the AIAS. "We fit that niche market where, even in today's economy, contractors and developers won't touch the work because it's not worth their time to commit to a handrail or something."
FBD projects are deliberately limited in scale: difficult enough that people with disabilities or their families may not be able to get them done themselves, but not so large or so costly as to be out of college students' reach on weekend schedules and with donated time and materials.
At Southern Polytechnic State University, in Marietta, Ga., Mandy Palasik helped run two projects in 2008 for Marcella Genut, an 11-year-old girl with muscular dystrophy. First came new carpet, to make it easier for Marcella to get around her house in her wheelchair. Then came a patio extension in the sloped backyard, where students built retaining walls topped by planters, so that Marcella could garden from her wheelchair.
In the course of their FBD projects, students learn to look for clients (the needs are great, but finding clients is harder than expected), interview them, and focus acutely on their abilities. The students typically have professors and volunteer contractors at hand to help mentor projects and make sure things run smoothly.
"It's not just a bunch of kids," notes Peter Skoog. "They were being overseen by professionals. That took a lot of stress off our end of the project." And as for those kids, he says, "They were just great to work with. They still come out and visit. It's been a positive experience, for us and for them."


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Bjorlin debuted as Chloe in 1999. Conceived as a "Daria"-esque teen who hid her beauty behind glasses and sarcasm, the underdog character struck a chord with viewers, and was the vertex of an immensely popular love triangle. Bjorlin left the show in 2003, made a short term return in 2005, then rejoined full time in 2007. In her most recent incarnation, Chloe was written as a scheming tramp who had given up her dream of becoming an opera singer. Bjorlin's departure is not a complete surprise, given that her character's love interest left the show several months ago and Chloe has few connections to other characters on the canvas. Still, Bjorlin is one of the show's better known actresses. New headwriters Marlene Clark Poulter and Darrell Ray Thomas Junior could have found a way to rejuvenate tha character.
The other two departures are logical cost-cutting choices. The character of Taylor has only been on the show in this incarnation for a few months. A strange storyline that had her and the villainous E.J. (James Scott) falling in love at first sight did not appeal to most viewers. The casting of Braun, who won a Daytime Emmy for playing a different character on DOOL, was an attempt to salvage the character, who was originally played by Natalia Livingston. Her departure signals the welcome end to a storyline that was not working. Foster has been on the show for an even shorter period of time. Viewers just learned that the character he plays, Quinn, is Vivian's long lost son. With Vivian leaving the show, there does not seem to be much reason to keep him on the canvas. Given that the show's budget mandates that some characters have to go, DOOL is making intelligent decisions about paring down its cast.


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School: | Michigan State Spartans |
Year/Status: | Drafted |
Jersey Number: | #82 |
Height & Weight: | 5'11 - 189 lbs. |
Draft Prediction: | Fifth Round |
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Bench press | 13 |
Vertical jump | 39.5 |
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Although he isn't a crisp route runner, Martin moves very well in open spaces and can break quickly to gain separation. His speed is also a strength and he'll be able to get behind defenders. His experience as both a kick and punt returner only adds to his value.
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The DOJ IG/OPR Report on the U.S. Attorney Firings Marty Lederman
It's here (warning -- 392-page pdf file).
Since when is Department of Justice an independent agency?
Since when is it a "political consideration" for firing a subordinate for not performing a jobs which he was assigned? Since when is it improper to fire a political appointee for political considerations? In short, the IG did not come close to finding an actual criminal violation.
I find it interesting that the DoJ report makes NO MENTION of the allegations that one reason Carol Lam was fired was to forestall investigation of Congressman Jerry Lewis.
I see that Mukasey named Nora Dennehy to investigate, but did NOT name her as a special prosecutor. I'm curious what this may mean.
Since when is Department of Justice an independent agency?
Oh, it's not. It's a wholly owend subsidiary of the BFF crime family. But it should be "independent". Otherwise the distinction between the top law enforcement officer of the Unisted States and a consigliere is so small as to be indistinguisable under anything other than an electron microscope. Cheers,
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I see that Mukasey named Nora Dennehy to investigate, but did NOT name her as a special prosecutor. I'm curious what this may mean. Probably the same as it means when Mukasey says it's not his job to second-guess behaviour in the past (as most crimes are), but rather to 'move forward'..... Cheers,
It sounds like the IG did a very thorough and professional investigation. Frankly, however, the IG's findings (at least the ones you quote, I haven't read the report) are pretty much what was obvious before the investigation began. (BTW, I assume that the reason the IG made no mention of the claim that Carol Lam was fired to forestall an investigation of Congressman Lewis is that the evidence clearly shows that this had nothing to do with her firing).
The only real issue seems to be with respect to Iglesias' firing. It seems clear that he was replaced because of complaints from NM Republicans about his handling of politically sensitive cases. Therefore, those who were involved in the firing must have been motivated by some combination of the following: (1) a desire to placate political allies of the Administration, (2) a belief that Iglesias's failure to pursue these cases demonstrated lack of political loyalty or (3) a belief that replacing Iglesias would make it more likely that these cases or these types of cases would be pursued in the future. (It is theoretically possible that they believed that Iglesias showed a lack of professional competence, but there is no indication of the type of due diligence that one would expect if this was a genuine concern). Any of these motivations can be fairly characterized as improper or inappropriate, but I don't see how any of them can make his firing illegal or criminal. If the Administration had ordered Iglesias to bring cases without legal basis, then there would be a serious issue of abuse of power. But there is no suggestion that anything like that happened. In the first place, Iglesias himself believed that there was a legal basis for the corruption cases that were apparently the proximate cause of his termination—he simply disagreed with the NM Republicans that these cases should be brought immediately. Moreover, it does not appear that anyone in the Administration ordered him to bring the cases or threatened him with retaliation if he failed to do so. There is no evidence that the NM Republicans tried to get the Administration to pressure Iglesias to bring any case. They simply whined after the fact that he failed to do what they wanted. Rather than treating this investigation as if it involved obstruction of justice or some other crime, the investigators should concentrate on the real scandal, which is the disgraceful performance of AG Gonzales and the fact that staffers like Kyle Sampson and Monica Goodling were allowed to act like Soviet commissars.
So this does shed some light on the previous claim: Goodling says OLC told Sampson told her it was OK
Apparently Sampson may indeed have told Goodling that, but OLC never told Sampson or Goodling that. Which would leave Goodling with a, shall we say, misunderstanding. And Sampson with something, oh, much more. Perhaps we will find out exactly how much more, if the leader of the free world stops obstructing justice and Justice. Ah, the freedom agenda. How much more suited to other lands.
The only real issue seems to be with respect to Iglesias' firing. Oh, really?!?!? The others were just fired for no fricking reason?!?!? McKay in Washington?!?!? The only thing obvious here is that the paper trail in the Iglesias case shows improoer motive, period. That there not such fortuitous evidence in the case of the others is unfortunate, but any person defending such has to explain why they were fired as well.... Cheers,
Moreover, it does not appear that anyone in the Administration ordered him [Iglesias] to bring the cases or threatened him with retaliation if he failed to do so. ... other than the horse head in his bed. Not an explicit suggestion, more like a metaphor. I'd note that he had no problems figuring out what the horse head was all about..... Cheers,
Amazing reading.
I had not been aware that by balance of powers the founding fathers meant between law abiding and criminal. Another heretofore undiscovered part of the Constitution, no doubt.
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It's Saturday night at the Metropolitan Room, a comedy club in New York City. Host Jimmy Failla is warming up the crowd.
"Where you guys from?" he asks one group in the audience. "Boston? Home of the Red Sox. Personally, we'd prefer you rooted for the Taliban!"
There are 50 or 60 people in the audience, sipping cocktails. Failla has a system. He asks people where they're from. Most are locals. He then hits them with something they can relate to.
"When you drive in New York, this is the only city in the world where you signal after you've already made it into the next lane," Failla quips. "Anywhere else in the world you want to go left, you put on your blinker like, 'Hey, I'm going left.' But if you do that here, they block you. So instead you gotta go left and [then] put on your blinker like [you're saying], 'Ha, ha! I made it!' "
There's a man at one of the tables in the darkened room. Robert Lynch is a local. He's here because he loves comedy. But he's also here because he's a researcher who studies why people laugh.
"It was interesting to me to try to deconstruct a joke and find out what it is that was making people laugh," says Lynch, about why he decided to study humor. He's currently finishing his doctoral degree at Rutgers University.
Laughter turns out to be very interesting from a scientific perspective. People in all cultures laugh; the instinct for humor seems built-in, like the potential for language or the ability to see.
In all likelihood, this means our ability to laugh came about through evolution; a sense of humor must have given our ancestors a functional advantage. Lynch wants to understand what that advantage is: He wants to know why humor evolved.
As Lynch listens to the comics at the Metropolitan, he does two things. He listens to the jokes, but he also observes how the audience reacts.
Take this joke, for instance.
"In college I had a job interview with a guy who date-raped a friend of mine," says comic Jena Friedman. "Very awkward job interview. I thought I nailed it. But I never heard from him. So I waited the two weeks, gave him a call, I was like, 'Hey, did I get the job?' And he said, 'No.' So the next day I showed up, 8 a.m. sharp, ready to go. He's like, 'What are you doing here?' So I said, 'I'm sorry, I thought no meant yes.' "
Lynch believes your reaction to that joke not only says something about whether the joke worked, but something about you.
He recently conducted an experiment that proves this. He had volunteers listen to an edgy, stand-up comic named Bill Burr.
"He has a joke about why men make more money than women for doing the exact some job," Lynch says. "The punchline is, 'I'll tell you why. In the unlikely case we are both on the Titanic and it starts to sink, you get to leave with the kids and I get to stay. So call it a dollar-an-hour surcharge.'"
Lynch also gave the volunteers a psychological test that measured their unconscious gender attitudes. What he found was that volunteers with traditional gender views — people who believed women ought to stay home, rather than go to work — laughed harder at that joke than volunteers with more progressive views.
"People's implicit beliefs, unconscious beliefs and preferences, matched what they found funny," Lynch says.
A joke, in other words, is like a little brain scan: When we laugh, we reveal what's inside us.
Lynch thinks evolution may have hardwired a sense of humor into our species because laughter serves as a signal. When you and I laugh at the same joke, we signal to each other that we share the same values, the same beliefs. This may be why people all over the world want friends and romantic partners who share their sense of humor.
In another experiment, Lynch sought to understand the connection between laughter and the psychological trait of self-deception.
Self-deceivers are people who don't see their own values, motives and beliefs clearly.
"I simply gave people a self-deception test and measured their facial expressions in response to a stand-up comedian," he says. "And there was a very strong association between the two."
Self-deceivers were less likely to laugh.
It made sense to Lynch: You laugh when a joke resonates with your inner values and beliefs. If you're out of touch with your own values and beliefs — as self-deceivers are — you're less likely to find jokes funny.
Now, if you're a normal academic, and you make an interesting finding, you publish your paper in a scientific journal and move on.
But for Lynch, that wasn't enough. That's because he has a second life — as a comedian.
At the Metropoloitan, Lynch goes up on stage and introduces himself as an anthropologist. Through much of his set, he keeps building up and dashing the audience's expectations of an academic scholar.
"I work with this guy named Marvin Feldstein," Lynch deadpans. "And you all know him from his famous work on alternative mating strategies in the red-tufted lemur. But the other day I'm chatting with Marv in the hallway, and he's saying, you know, Homo ergaster is the direct descendant of Homo erectus. You know how it goes, right? And I say, "listen, Marv, everybody knows that Homo heidelburgensis is the direct ancestor of ergaster. Alright. That's the kind of s- – – I have to deal with…"
Lynch tells me that doing stand-up helps his anthropology research. And understanding the science of humor helps him as a comic.
Take the study on why people laugh. If a joke works when it strikes a chord inside people, that's like having a scientific roadmap to writing comedy.
"If I'm writing a joke, often what I do is I look at things that I think are true, that people tend not to admit to, or maybe reluctant to admit to, including myself," he says.
Doing stand-up also gives Lynch the kind of real-time feedback on his academic theories that peer-reviewed journal studies don't.
"There's nothing like stand-up comedy where you are being judged every 5 seconds," he says. "If you are not getting laughs, it becomes very awkward. The first time I went up, I had to give a minute of material and no one was laughing and I noticed that my leg was shaking."
At Rutgers, Lynch says, he can lecture to students for an hour without breaking a sweat. But a comedy club is a different animal.
"There's been stuff that I thought would be great that's absolutely bombed," he says about his forays in amateur stand-up comedy. "I've had some total disasters in the East Village with a very hip audience — with just utter silence for three minutes while I was doing my routine. Originally, I was upset with the audience — I thought they're a bunch of idiots."
But after a couple of days feeling sorry for himself, Lynch dragged himself back to the drawing board to work on his jokes.
As an anthropologist, he might say an audience that doesn't laugh is full of self-deceivers. As a card-carrying comic, however, he knows the first rule in comedy is that when a joke doesn't work, it's the comedian who's accountable.


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A really great example of the 1970's Gunne Sax style. This dress was either only worn a few times or never, it is in such good condition. There are two places where ther is a small spot of discoloration on the lace. These are on the left cuff and at the front neck, niether are very noticable and may come out when dry cleaned. It has it's original tag. It is a size 9. The bust is approx. 36" and the waist is approx. 28". The calico print is a floral on a cream background with the green velvet inserts. The green is really hard to describe. It is not a true emerald green, but is not a true olive green either, maybe more of a moss green. No matter what you call the color, it is great and would make a lovely addition to any vintage wardrobe!
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text: Retro Game Master Episode 4: Solomon's KeyBrian Crecente7/17/11 1:55pmFiled to: Retro game masterrgmgame center cxSega mega driveBonanza brothers123EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink In this fourth episode of Retro Game Master, our game-testing everyman, Shinya Arino, faces off against Solomon's Key.AdvertisementReleased for arcades in 1986, Tecmo's Solomon's Key was brought to the Nintendo Entertainment System, Sega Master System, Atari ST and other consoles. In the game, players maneuver Dana through 50 or so maze-like rooms on the hunt for a key that opens the door to the next level. The Kacho's temperament will be tested as he faces off against a game that not only allows players to make a level impossible to finish, but also has no save points.This first official U.S. airing of the show, known as Game Center CX in Japan, uses dubbing for the announcer's voice and English subtitling for Arino's.AdvertisementRetro Game Master airs weekly on Kotaku at 8 p.m. eastern on Thursdays. The show and Kotaku reruns will remain on the site for viewing at your leisure throughout the season. Licensing prevents the show from being seen outside of North America.Don't forget to expand the video above to watch it full screen!Reply123 repliesLeave a reply


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Basehor KS Real Estate & Homes for Sale40 Properties Found
The median home value in Basehor, KS is $237,352.
This is
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the county median home value of $165,100.
The national median home value is $185,800.
The average price of homes sold in Basehor, KS is $237,352.
Approximately 76.65% of Basehor homes are owned,
compared to 16.33% rented, while
7.03% are vacant.
Basehor real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you see a property you're interested in, contact a Basehor real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
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View additional infoVery well maintained 4 Bedroom, 3 Bath ranch home in Falcon Lakes Villa's subdivision. Open kitchen with pantry and island; eat-in/breakfast area and large great room with fireplace and built-ins have wonderful views and boast beautiful wood floors. Spacious Master Bedroom with carpet and ceiling fan; and Master Bath boasts separate shower and spa tub; dual vanities and a walk-in closet. Finished lower level has a large family room with walk out to patio; 2 additional bedrooms that have walk-in closets. Unfinished
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View additional infoSTUNNING Reverse 1.5 Story home in coveted Falcon Lakes subdivision on a highly sought after GOLF LOT AND in the award winning Basehor-Linwood School District! Gleaming hardwood floors flow throughout the main level! HUGE windows allow for a BEAUTIFUL VIEW in every room! Large master suite w/trayed ceilings, spa-like en suite and of course a SPECTACULAR VIEW! Highly sought after open floor plan makes entertaining a breeze w/massive kitchen island for extra seating and easy access to a deck and secluded patio area!
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View additional infoGreat starter home with room to grow. 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, large unfinished basement, fire place in the living room, Large eat in kitchen, 2 car attached garage. Great neighborhood. Being sold in as is condition. Seller to make no repairs. Does need some TLC but makes a great starter home.
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View additional infoLike new 3 bed 2 ba ranch! Located in a cul-de-sac lot backs to private green space. This outstanding home features hardwood porcelain tile in kit, din,and huge liv rm with vaulted ceilings and fireplace. Open floor plan with lots of windows. Huge room sizes with a luxurious master bath featuring his/her walk in closets, double vanity, whirlpool tub and sep shower. Bonus NO STEPS! Laundry off hall to gar. Private and park like patio with gorgeous landscaping.
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View additional infoBeautiful 1.5 story home located in the award-winning Blue Ribbon Linwood-Basehor School District. Extra-large lot with an abundance of trees and green space. 3 bdrms, 2.5 baths. Master bedroom and laundry on the main level. Sunny and bright eat-in kitchen adjacent to formal dining/office with French doors. Attached two car garage and a detached garage with a second level. Detached garage would be great for a wood working shop, car enthusiast or extra storage. Full basement that is partially finished.
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View additional infoEntertainers dream with over 4200 sf in the main house, in-ground pool surrounded by outdoor living spaces, and open floor plan! Kitchen opens to hearth room with gorgeous cabinetry, hardwood floors, stainless appliances, granite, huge pantry and island. Master suite escape with attached sitting room/office and 20x8 walk-in closet. Excellent flow with mud room & half bath right off pool. Separate guest house offers 1000 more sf with living room, kitchenette, 4th full bathroom, 4th large bedroom and 3rd garage bay.
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View additional infoLAKE FRONT Estate home on GOLF lot ! 8 ft. doors throughout main level, well appointed w/top-of-line stainless appliances, double ovens,built in wine cooler, walk in pantry, hardwood floors on 1st floor, screened in porch for privacy while looking out to tranquil lake. 2 story great room w fireplace and built ins, incredible 1st fl master suite w/see through fireplace to master bath! sprawling lower level w/fully equipped kitchen, rec room, media room, and 5th bedroom w/full bath! IMPRESSIVE AMOUNT OF LIVING SPACE!
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View additional infoOpen floor plan, 3 car garage, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, walk in closet, finished basement. Ten minutes from the legends. Check with listing agent for items still available to custom select.
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View additional infoOpen floor plan, 3 car garage, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, finished basement. Close to the legends shopping center. Check with listing agent for items still available to custom select.
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View additional infoOpen floor plan on corner lot, 3 car garage, 4 bedrooms, 3 bath, walk in pantry, finished basement. Check with listing agent for items still available to custom select.
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View additional infoSPECTACULAR Reverse 1.5 story home on CORNER lot in the BEAUTIFUL Pinehurst Estates Subdivision. 4 bedrooms/3 bath. Eat-in kitchen with granite counter tops. Walk-in pantry. FINISHED basement. Check with listing agent for items still available to custom select.
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View additional infoSTUNNING Ranch 4 bedroom/3 bath home in the BEAUTIFUL Pinehurst Estates Subdivision. SPACIOUS Living room with gorgeous stone FP and mantle. Open concept flows into the Eat-in Kitchen with Granite counter tops and island. This home has 3 bedrooms on the main level. Partially finished basement boasts 4th bedroom/3rd bath, Family room & HUGE storage area that can also be used for workshop/hobby. PRIVATE backyard backs up to trees!
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View additional infoAMAZING Ranch w/ Open Floor plan. 4 bedroom/3 bath home in the BEAUTIFUL Pinehurst Estates Subdivision. Large Living room with beautiful fireplace. Kitchen boasts granite counter tops and island. 3 bedrooms on main floor. Partially finished basement includes LARGE family room, 4th BR/3rd Bath and spacious storage area in basement perfect for workshop/hobby area. Treed backyard with privacy on cul de sac street. Award-winning Basehor-Linwood School district. Perfect location between Legends and Lawrence.
Courtesy: ReeceNichols The Village
View additional infoBeautiful home in the award winning Basehor-Linwood school district. Built in 2006, 4 bed, 2 full and 2 half baths, 3 stall garage, fin basement, firepit and more! Move in ready. Fantastic opportunity! Blue Ribbon Schools!
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View additional infoThis gorgeous home sold new before it was even processed!! Most popular "Oakmont" 1 1/2 Story Plan offers soaring 18' tall ceiling, 2 bedrooms on main floor, open concept floor plan, large kitchen w/beautiful Granite countertops, pantry, large breakfast bar/island w seating, Hardwood floors thru out and even in MBR, formal dining room, huge wall of windows overlooking the 9th hole, fireplace with built ins, huge new rec room, upgraded trim, speakers, fan, wood blinds, baths access on all bedrooms, walk in closet...
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View additional infoGRAND 1 1/2 story home with HUGE cul-de-sac lot! Soaring 2-Sty Entry! Wide-open great room to a fabulous country kitchen. Formal dining room, hardwood floors, SS appliances, breakfast bar, master suite on the main level! Master bedroom features a large walk-in closet and luxurious bath with jetted tub and separate shower. 2nd floor features a loft/play area, full bath, and 3 nice bedrooms - one has a sitting room. Property features concrete siding, covered deck, and a HUGE fenced back yard!!
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View additional infoSTUNNING, good as new, perfectly maintained and upgraded Golf course lot home! You won't believe the finishes! Only 3 years old and added a finished basement with 5th bedroom/rec room w/fireplace and full bath,sprinkler system,custom landscaping,custom plantation shudders,upgraded light fixtures,2nd water heater,and more. Granite counter tops, huge kitchen pantry w/grocery door and hardwood floors make this kitchen shine!Incredible Master suite w/walk in shower! No reason to build new this one has it all and more!
Courtesy: Weichert Realtors Graham Welch
View additional infoLot 20 Villas. Redbud Reverse. HOME UNDER CONSTRUCTION. Pictures from previous home. Room sizes estimated. NEW PLAN!! 2 BRs up/2 BRs down. AWESOME master bath w/ corner whirlpool, 5X6 walkin tiled shower. Mast BR w/ bay window & bedroom sized walkin closet! Granite/tile backsplash in kitchen; expanded laundry. Wood floors in kitchen, breakfast, entry, family room. Generous second living area on LL! Check out all Basehor has to offer!! Acclaimed Basehor-Linwood schools.
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View additional infoBEST REMODEL IN THE CITY/LOVELY HOME,ONE ACRE,COUNTRY ESTATE/KITCHEN NEW TOP TO BOTTOM: DRK WOOD CABINETS,GRANITE,ISLAND,PANTRY,CUSTOM TILE WORK,NEW APPLIANCES AND FIXTURES,ADDITIONAL EATING AREA PLUS FORMAL DINING ROOM/GREAT ROOM WITH STONE FIREPLACE,ENCASED WITH BUILT IN BOOKSHELVES/MASTER WITH VAULTED CEILING,DOUBLE CLOSET,PRIVATE BATH/FINISHED BASEMENT,WALKS OUT TO PRIVATE YARD/EVEN HAS A GARAGE AT BASEMENT WALKOUT FOR LAWN EQUIPMENT/DESIGNER COLORS THROUGHOUT HOME,BEAUTIFUL!!
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View additional infoThis Stunning Reverse 1.5 story home over looks the golf course with 4 bed/ 4.5 baths. This amazing home features a massive master bed with an immaculate bath which includes double vanities, jetted tub, walk in shower and his/hers walk in closets!! Chef's kitchen includes ,double ovens, granite counter tops, walk in pantry. The HUGE Basement has a media room, 2nd kitchen/bar, rec room. The beautiful backyard has an outdoor sitting area which is great for entertaining!
Courtesy: ReeceNichols Premier Realty
View additional infoGORGEOUS 4BR/3BA Reverse 1.5 story home in Pristine condition. Walk-out basement to lovely private treed backyard. Granite counter tops, Kitchen Island, Walk-in pantry. Office could be formal DR. Many UPGRADES - Built-in cabinets, Bullnose corners, Crown moulding, Foam insulation, Enlarged covered deck w/composite floor. Family room features 2nd FP, surround sound. HE furnace, Humidifier, Water softener, Attic-reinforced wood floors for more storage space. Large 16x24 room for storage/hobby area.
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View additional infoBeautiful 4 bedroom Victorian style home on 2.74 acres overlooking a gorgeous pond! Custom home is loaded with features including granite counters and island in kitchen, formal dining room, great room with spectacular views overlooking the pond! Large master suite has walk-in closet and luxurious master bath. Finished basement features large family room/rec room with wet bar, full bathroom, and storm shelter. Property features a shared pond and 70x40 garage/shop that is perfect for the home mechanic!!
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View additional infoStately 1.5 story backs to TREES! This remarkable home features hardwood floors in kitchen and dining, large walk in pantry, granite counters and large kitchen island and a FORMAL dining room! Master bedroom suite is located on the MAIN level and, in the master bath, features double vanities, granite counters, jetted tub, and a HUGE custom walk in shower! 3 additional bedrooms, 2 FULL bathrooms, and a LOFT are on the 2nd level! Basement is fully finished with a 5th bdrm, full bath, and a spacious living room!
Courtesy: The Siscos Group Realtors
View additional infoUnbelievable custom home on the lake! Nothing spared! Tuscan style with so many extras! 10 foot and 14 foot ceilings, large master suite, with great walk-in shower with 3 shower heads, Great 2nd bedroom , 2nd bath with large beautiful shower, spacious laundry room with granite tops, custom kitchen cabinets with SS GE Profile appliances, gas cooktop, pot filler, seedy glass on cabinets, all cabinets w/soft close drawers & doors, covered deck, great room and lower terrace have fireplaces with real stacked stone
Courtesy: ReeceNichols Premier Realty
View additional info3-Bdrm, 2.5 Bath, Ranch Walkout Townhome. Open Floor Plan, Lots of Hardwood Floors, Granite Tops in Kitchen and Half Bath, Whirlpool Tub. Covered Rear Deck, Additional Family Room Down Stairs, Lawn Mowing Provided Through The HOA. These Homes Are Close To The Legends With Easy Access To I-70 and K-7. Sub Division Sits On The North Side Of Falcon Lakes. MLS Pictures are like comparisons to Finished Home.
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I want to share this troubleshooting scenario since it may help you:
After upgrading SQL Server 2000 SP4 to SQL Server 2008 SP2, SQL Server experienced performance problems and many a times, connection failures
SQL Server errorlog shows this message during the problem period:
Error: 18056, Severity: 20, State: 29.
The client was unable to reuse a session with SPID xxx, which had been reset for connection pooling. The failure ID is 29. This error may have been caused by an earlier operation failing. Check the error logs for failed operations immediately before this error message.
I was thinking that this is the same issue as described in http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2543687 but as per this KB, issue is currently being investigated and scenario described in the KB is not matching the issue I'm troubleshooting.
There is also a fix released for SQL Server 2005 through http://support.microsoft.com/kb/937745 and again it is not applicable here.
Started looking into the data collected through PSSDiag (http://diagmanager.codeplex.com/) and looked into wait stats along with other information. Wait stats showed this:
wait_type |
waiting_tasks_count |
wait_time_ms |
262896 |
470928424 |
331303 |
335798620 |
346 |
214673671 |
39886463 |
93412983 |
3274030 |
49266449 |
Threadpool worried me since this is not expected to be the Topper.
Looked into sp_configure:
name minimum maximum config_value run_value
max worker threads 128 32767 128 128
As per http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms187024(v=SQL.100).aspx, Upgrading an instance of the SQL Server 2000 Database Engine to a newer version retains the configuration value for max worker threads.
SQL Server 2008 instance with 8 processors will create 576 worker threads but in sp_configure it is hardcoded to 128 threads which caused contention in this case.
So we then changed this value to
EXEC sp_configure 'max worker threads',0
and restarted instance, now we longer have the 18056 error.
More information:
THREADPOOL waits only occur when a task is waiting to get assigned to a worker thread. This wait means server is out of worker threads and can't bind the new connection request to a worker thread. In most cases the cause of THREADPOOL waits is that existing workers created by SQL Server are tied up with a long blocking chain or running long running pre-emptive work such as extended stored procedures. So when the connection (login) cannot get a worker thread, sp_reset_connection command timed out and it recorded the Error: 18056, Severity: 20, State: 29. The client was unable to reuse a session with SPID 350, which had been reset for connection pooling. The failure ID is 29.
For other 18056 State numbers, please refer this blog for the description http://blogs.msdn.com/b/psssql/archive/2010/08/03/how-it-works-error-18056-the-client-was-unable-to-reuse-a-session-with-spid-which-had-been-reset-for-connection-pooling.aspx
Also, the 18056 error could be noise in certian scenarios, refer http://blogs.msdn.com/b/psssql/archive/2010/05/05/error-18056-can-be-unwanted-noise-in-certain-scenarios.aspx for more information


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Talk to your kids about…
How did Amelia Earhart's pursuit of her dream contribute to aviation advancements? What barriers was she able to break down? What support or lack of support did she face?
What does Amelia mean when she says she does not want to live a life imprisoned in safety?
Learn all about the history of this daring pilot at her official website. You can also discover more about The Ninety-Nines International Organization of Women Pilots, of which Amelia Earhart was a founding member and first president.


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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) -- Florida's unemployment dipped to its lowest level in more than four years in January when it fell to 7.8 percent.
The state's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate hasn't been that low since November 2008 when it also stood at 7.8 percent. It was also the first time that Florida's jobless rate bell below the national rate in five years. The national unemployment figure for January stood at 7.9 percent.
Florida's January rate was down slightly from December's revised rate of 7.9 percent. The Department of Economic Opportunity reported Monday that 740,000 Floridians remained jobless.
The trade, transportation and utility industries gaining the most jobs in Florida -- some 35,500 -- over the past 12 months.