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Daily budget limits are now available at the shared account level, meaning that you can set just one limit and apply it to all of your campaigns. As was previously the case, there are two modes available for your daily budget — distributed and standard — so you can now set your daily budget limit and mode for your entire account.
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The plates and bowls listed here are designed to provide a 'wall' against which food can be pushed to manoeuvre it onto the spoon or fork. They allow you to have greater control when using one hand, thus reducing the risk of spilling of food over the edge of the plate.
If eating with one hand, it is often a good idea to use a slip-resistant material underneath the plate or bowl to ensure it does not move while you are trying to load food onto a spoon or fork. You may also wish to consider using combination cutlery to further assist with one-handed eating (Disabled Living Foundation, 1996).
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Flannery O'Connor Quotes About BeliefQuotes about: Belief
When you can assume that your audience holds the same beliefs you do, you can relax and use more normal means of talking to it; when you have to assume that it does not, then you have to make your vision apparent by shock -- to the hard of hearing you shout, and for the almost-blind you draw large and startling figures.
In the greatest fiction, the writer's moral sense coincides with his dramatic sense, and I see no way for it to do this unless his moral judgement is part of the very act of seeing, and he is free to use it. I have heard it said that belief in Christian dogma is a hindrance to the writer, but I myself have found nothing further from the truth. Actually, it frees the storyteller to observe. It is not a set of rules which fixes what he sees in the world. It affects his writing primarily by guaranteeing his respect for mystery.
Where there is no belief in the soul, there is very little drama . . . . Either one is serious about salvation or one is not. And it is well to realize that the maximum amount of seriousness admits the maximum amount of comedy. Only if we are secure in our beliefs can we see the comical side of the universe.
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April 10, 2007 09:00 ET
New Site Offers a Place to Exercise Your First Amendment Right and Comment on Timely Topics
NEW YORK, NY -- (MARKET WIRE) -- April 10, 2007 -- SharedBook Inc. (www.sharedbook.com), the
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text: Second of a scheduled three-part set on the introductory chapter in the Gita commentary. Posted on August 11, 2002, 6:50 pm, Pacific Standard Time Vidyasankar -------------------------------------------------------------------------- sa cha bhagavaan.h GYAnaishvaryashaktibalaviiryatejobhiH sadaa sampannaH triguNaatmikaaM vaiShNaviiM svaaM maayaaM muulaprakR^itiM vashiikR^itya ajaH avyayaH bhuutaanaaM iishvaraH nityashuddhabuddhamuktasvabhaavo.api san.h svamaayayaa dehavaan.h iva jaataH iva cha lokaanugrahaM kurvan.h laxyate . This venerable Lord of all beings is always endowed with knowledge, lordliness, power, strength, vitality and splendour, is unborn and not subject to change, and is eternal, pure, enlightened and ever-liberated in nature. He controls the root material nature (muulaprakR^iti), which is His own power of illusion (maayaa), consisting of the three qualities (triguNa). By means of this power, He appears in this world, as if He were embodied and as if he were born, and blesses it. svaprayojanaabhaave.api bhuutaanujighR^ixayaa vaidikaM dharmadvayaM arjunaaya shokamohamahodadhau nimagnaaya upadidesha . guNaadhikaiH hi gR^ihiitaH anuShThiiyamaanashcha dharmaH prachayaM gamiShyatiiti . taM dharmaM bhagavataa yathopadiShTaM vedavyaasaH sarvaGYaH bhagavaan.h giitaakhyaiH saptabhiH shlokashataiH upanibabandha . With no personal profit in it, but due to a desire to promote the welfare of all beings, He imparted the two-fold Vedic Dharma to Arjuna, who was drowning in a great ocean of sorrow and delusion. This is because only if the Law is grasped and practised properly by people of excellent virtues will it flourish in the world. The revered sage, the omniscient Vedavyasa, wrote down this Dharma, as taught by the Lord, in seven hundred verses, called the Songs (Gita). tat.h idam.h giitaashaastraM samastavedaarthasaarasaN^grahabhuutaH durviGYeyaarthaM tadarthaaviShkaraNaaya anekaiH vivR^itapadapadaartha- vaakyaarthanyaayam.h api atyantaviruddhaanekaarthatvena laukikaiH gR^ihyamaaNaM upalabhya ahaM vivekataH arthanirdhaaraNaarthaM sa.nxepataH vivaraNaM kariShyAmi .. The teaching of the Gita, which is the essence of the meaning of all the Vedas, is difficult to comprehend. Even though many have expressed each verse-quatrain (pada) and its meaning in sentences, it is noticed that people in general hold many mutually contradictory ideas about it. Therefore, I will briefly explain the text, in order to elucidate its proper meaning.Get more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: </archives/advaita-l/attachments/20020811/f6b81862/attachment.html>


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Top 10 Best-Paying IT CertsMany of the top-paying IT certifications are related to security, networking and cloud computing.
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For IT pros who are involved in cloud computing, Amazon Web Services offers a certification program with multiple tracks and tiers. The AWS Certified Solutions Architect — Associate exam, the lowest tier of the AWS program, carries the highest average pay of any of the certifications on the Global Knowledge list.
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The exam includes 200 questions and lasts four hours. It is available in English, Japanese, Korean or Spanish, and fees start at $450.
4. Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP): $121,923
Another option for IT security professionals, the Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) certification is offered by (ISC)2, a non-profit professional organization with 115,000 members worldwide. It was designed for a wide range of security professionals including security analysts, security systems engineers, CISOs, security architects, network architects and others. Those who want to obtain the certification will need to show that they have five years of full-time work in at least two of the eight domains covered on the exam (or four years of work if they have a related four-year degree).
The CISSP exam includes 250 questions and lasts six hours. It covers eight domains: security and risk management, asset security, security engineering, communications and network security, identity and access management, security assessment and testing, security operations and software development security. It is available in nine different languages, and it costs $599.
5. Project Management Professional (PMP®): $116,094
Offered by the Project Management Institute, the Project Management Professional (PMP®) certification is for highly experienced project managers. In order to qualify for the cert, candidates without a bachelor's degree need to have 7,500 hours of leading and directing projects and 35 hours of project management education, and candidates with a four-year degree need 4,500 hours of experience and 35 hours of education. According to PMI, PMP certification holders earn 20 percent more than those without the cert.
This exam costs $405 for PMI members and $555 for non-members. To earn the credential, applicants will need to pass the four-hour exam, which includes 200 multiple choice questions.
6. Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA): $113,320
Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) is another ISACA certification program targeted at IS leaders, specifically those involved with audits, controls and assurance. More than 125,000 people have obtained their CISA cert, including more than 2,800 who are C-level executives and more than 31,000 who are audit directors, managers or consultants.
This certification requires at least five years of professional information systems auditing, control or security work experience, but there are quite a few exceptions and possible substitutions described on the website. The four-hour exam has 150 questions covering the process of auditing information systems; governance and management of IT; information systems acquisition, development and implementation; information systems operations, maintenance and service management; and protection of information assets. Like the other ISACA exams, fees for the CISA start at $450.
7. Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert (CCIE) Routing and Switching: $112,858
Cisco certifications regularly show up on list of the most valuable and most popular IT certs. The Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert (CCIE) Routing and Switching certification is intended to validate that candidates have the ability to " configure, validate, and troubleshoot complex enterprise network infrastructure; understand how infrastructure components interoperate; and translate functional requirements into specific device configurations."
Unlike many of the other IT certifications in this slideshow, the CCIE switching and routing exam does not have any work experience prerequisites. Instead, candidates who have passed the two-hour written test must also pass an eight-hour lab exam where they must demonstrate their ability to configure networks and troubleshoot problems. The written exam has between 90 and 110 questions and costs $350. The lab exam costs $1,600 per attempt, and candidates must pass within three years of passing the written exam.
8. Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) Data Center: $107,045
The Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) Data Center certification is ideal for "data center network administrators who want to save time and money on data center design, equipment installation, and maintenance." Like the CCIE certification, this cert has no experience prerequisites; however, it does require candidates to pass two different exams: Introducing Cisco Data Center Networking and Introducing Cisco Data Center Technologies. Both are 90-minute tests with 65 to 75 questions, and each costs $250.
9. Cisco Certified Design Professional (CCDP): $105,008
The last Cisco certification in our slideshow does have some prerequisites. Before candidates can take the Cisco Certified Design Professional (CCDP), they must first have a CCDA certificate and a CCDA or a CCIE certificate. Candidates must also pass three exams: Implementing Cisco IP Routing (2 hours, 45-65 questions), Implementing Cisco IP Switched Networks (2 hours, 30-40 questions) and Designing Cisco Network Service Architectures (75 minutes, 60-70 questions). Each exam costs $250.
10. Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH): $103,297
The Certified Ethical Hacker certification is offered by the International Council of E-Commerce Consultants, or EC-Council, which claims to be "the world's largest cyber security technical certification body." It defines an ethical hacker as "a skilled professional who understands and knows how to look for weaknesses and vulnerabilities in target systems and uses the same knowledge and tools as a malicious hacker, but in a lawful and legitimate manner to assess the security posture of a target system(s)."
In order to be eligible for the CEH exam, applicants must first attend an official training course or submit an application which shows that they have at least two years of related experience. The exam lasts four hours and includes 125 multiple choice questions. The exam itself costs $500 or $600, depending on the place of purchase, and there are additional fees for the application or training.
One of the ways for IT professionals to increase their earning power is by obtaining one or more certifications. But not all certifications are the same. Some can boost IT salaries significantly, while others do little to increase pay.
A 2015 report from testing provider Pearson Vue found that 24 percent of IT professionals who had obtained a certification received a salary increase of up to 20 percent as a result of the certification. In addition, 59 percent of people who had obtained IT certs said that the training and exam helped them either to gain confidence or to achieve higher performance ratings, both of which can help IT pros increase their salaries over time.
So which IT certification should you pursue?
The answer depends on a lot of factors, including your area of expertise, the vendors your current employer uses and your past education experience. IT workers might also want to take into account the level of pay associated with various certificate programs and the cost and requirements of the various options.
For this slideshow, we compiled a list of the 10 IT certifications with the highest average salaries. The salary data comes from a 2016 report published by Global Knowledge, a professional development training provider. Many of the certifications on the list are related to a few in-demand areas, notably networking, security and cloud computing.
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Reviews July 1, 2010
Unreal Tournament 3
Unreal Tournament 3
Reviewed by: Kenneth Seward Jr.
System: Xbox 360
Genre: FPS
Rated: M
Players: 1-2 (2-16 Online)
Cost: $59.99
Release Date: 07/07/2008
Publisher: Midway
Developer: Epic Games
"Inadvertently took a rocket to the face"
Unreal Tournament 3 is one of the most exhilarating First Person Shooters out right now. Filled with awesome weapons, great graphics, well-designed maps, and cool vehicles, this monster should be bought by anyone interested in shooting something!
Now I will admit that Unreal Tournament 3 was launched on the PC and PS3 first and it was a long wait for the 360 version. However, the Xbox 360 version stands up to its counterparts (only being over taken by the PC's version). Not only does it play better on the 360 than the PS3, it has more features than the PC iteration. The main reason, other than better controls, that the PC's UT3 stands out is because of user created content. Other than that, the Xbox 360 is the way to go.
As soon as I popped in UT3, I was hooked. Bullets, rockets, vehicles, explosions, and bloody bits of my enemies quickly filled the screen. UT3 successfully recaptures the essence of fast-pace FPS action, all while adding something new to the pot. In the Xbox 360 version, we are given the option of playing with a friend online via splitscreen. This might not sound all that great to some people. When it comes to me, I like to be able to bring my friends along for the ride. It sucks to hang out with a buddy only to watch him play an awesome game. Now you can sign in as a guest and frag alongside your friends. To compete with the PC's user created content, the 360 also got five new maps and two exclusive playable characters. This is accompanied by all of UT3's previously released downloadable content, making the 360 version the best when it comes to extra content (at least for right now).
The last addition to the madness is the inclusion of a campaign, of which I have very mixed feelings about. On one hand, you and three other friends can cooperatively take on the campaign. This includes you spiltscreeners. This is always a plus in my book. On the other hand, the campaign is nothing more than multiplayer mode with bots (and maybe a little story sprinkled in for flavor). It really should be called practice, as that's all you will be doing. To make things worse, the bots on your team seem to be effected by broken AI. At times they can be really smart and at other times, totally screwed up. All the bots insist on grabbing the flag in the Capture-the-Flag levels, but when it's time to take it back to our base they just stand there. Or, they run in the wrong direction, giving the opposing team a chance to retake their flag. I even had one bot, after I had stolen the flag, block the exit I was trying to escape from. The only reason I got out was because he inadvertently took a rocket to the face. I know you can give orders to your computer controlled brethren, I just wish they listened more often. And last time I checked, "get the heck out of my way" wasn't programmed into the game.
Aside from the campaign issues, UT3 is a stand up title. All of UT3's versions come with great maps, cool character designs and fun multiplayer options. Speaking of multiplayer options, one of my favorites is the Warfare mode. The rules are simple. Two teams must try to destroy each other's Generator (or main node). In order to do this, a team must capture all the linked nodes between their base and their enemy's. There are a few ways you can capture a node, one being just to walk up to an uncontested one. Within a few seconds, the node will change to your teams color. At this point the node is powered up and in cased with protective plates. In order for an opposing team to steal the node, they must destroy these plates. Another way to capture a node is by using your team's orbs. They are powerful balls of energy that have the ability to take over a node just be touching it's power source. Only one spawns at a time and can't be carried in a vehicle. If you spot another teams orb that was dropped on the ground, you can opt to destroy (killing yourself in the process). You can see how this can create a tug-of-war like feeling as gamers battle each other for the nodes. Adding to the madness are secondary (or unlinked) nodes. These nodes don't have to be captured in order to attack an opposing team's Generator. However, they can help you win the match by giving your team access to special vehicles. Some even change the landscape (like dropping a bridge) allowing easy access an enemy's base. With these cool mechanics in place, Warfare can be one of the most rewarding (if not frustrating) Unreal modes to date.
The bottom line, Unreal Tournament 3 is a blast to play on the Xbox 360. Featuring great controls, extra content, and even a sneak peak at Gears of War 2, what more can you ask for. I even left out some features in order to surprise newcomers. You really should check this game out. It's not often I can find a FPS that can be dominated by strategy (like in Call of Duty) or produce gamers skilled enough to lay waste to a whole team by themselves (like in Halo). I will say that it's hard to find matches online that aren't filled with bots, lag free servers, or people wanting to play the campaign. However, these annoyances certainly won't break the game. Unreal Tournament 3 is a must buy for FPS fans-period!
Gameplay: 10
It's just that much fun!
Graphics: 9
You have to view this baby in action.
Sound: 10
The announcer doesn't get on my nerves. Loud booms and splats are more satisfying because of UT3's great sound capabilities.
What's New: 6
The campaign hurts as much as it helps this section. As it stands, UT3 doesn't reinvent the FPS wheel, but it does add new content with the 360 version.
Replay Value: 9
There is a lot to do here. Through in the fact that gamers can add different modifiers to matches and you can see why UT3 doesn't get old. All we need are new maps from time to time and gamers might not ever put this game down.
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ARVANITAS ET SON ENSEMBLE, Five Cats RagPosted: October 3, 2016 Filed under: 60s, Belgium, Jazz Records Leave a comment
When I arrived at the Marolles flea market in Brussels yesterday, the market was about to close. And then it suddenly also started to rain. Big disappointment. Nevertheless, I quickly went through a few boxes, while the seller constantly shouted:" DEUX PIÈCES – UN EURO! DEUX PIÈCES – UN EURO!" Watching all his stuff getting soaked in the rain and the people leaving, he was getting more and more desperate. Surprisingly, I got a dozen 45s for a price way below 50 cents a piece.
Belgian budget label Kraftone was a short-lived offshoot of the Kraft Foods group. Five Cats Rag is not credited to any songwriters, so I assume it is an original by French jazz pianist George Arvanitas.
Great fast Hot Jazz!
ARVANITAS ET SON ENSEMBLE, Five Cats Rag
Bob Azzam´s original hit version Ya Mustafa was released in 1960, so this is likely from the same year.
ORCHESTRE ADI AND HIS BOYS, Mustapha
HENRI RENAUD ET SON ORCHESTRE, Blues pour G.Posted: February 16, 2016 Filed under: 60s, France, Jazz Records Leave a comment
Some more jazz for a change from french pianist Henri Renaud (1925-2002). While Renaud made prestigious recordings with Clifford Brown, Milt Jackson, Oscar Pettiford and Max Roach, he also recorded a bunch of good sides with his own group for the budget Panorama.
This one has never been re-issued…
HENRI RENAUD ET SON ORCHESTRE, Blues pour G.
DIE DIXIE-KAVALIERE, Amalie geht mit ´nem Gummikavalier, 1962Posted: July 26, 2015 Filed under: 60s, Germany, Jazz Records Leave a comment
It´s summertime, so here are two summer related Dixieland songs. The Dixie-Kavaliers were inspired by the success of the Old Merry Tale Jazzband who had a few hits mixing Dixieland and Schlager around the same time in the early 60s.
Amalie is an uptated Dixieland version of an old German Jazz-Schlager. Max Raabe recently authentically revived the 1927 original, a so-called "Badesaison-Schlager" (bathing season hit song). In the 1920s, swim rings and other sorts of inflatable water toys, were called Gummikavalier. The song was written by Siegwart Ehrlich (1981-1941), a German jew, who was also known by his pseudonyms Victorio and Sydney Ward. Ehrlich wrote many songs for revues and musicals. In 1933, he fled Germany to escape the Nazis. He died in 1841 in Barcelona.
Trumpf ist die Mode der Seebadsaison,
man nimmt ins Wasser Tiere,
Hunde aus Gummi in jeder Façon,
Affen, Giraffen, Tapire.
Amalie fand das sehr apart,
doch hat sie ihre eig'ne Art.
Amalie geht mit 'nem Gummikavalier,
mit 'nem Gummikavalier ins Bad.
Amalie geht mit 'nem Gummikavalier,
mit 'nem Gummikavalier ins Bad.
Und sie pustet, und sie bläst ihn auf geschwinde,
an der Nordsee und im Wannsee, Travemünde.
Amalie geht mit 'nem Gummikavalier,
mit 'nem Gummikavalier ins Bad.
DIE DIXIE-KAVALIERE, Amalie geht mit ´nem Gummikavalier, 1962
Fittingly, In meiner Burg am Strande is also bathing-related. Originally written in1938 written by Ralf Maria Siegel, In meiner Burg was first recorded by Oskar Joost Tanzorchester. The name of Hamburg-based jazz musician and bandleader Günter Fulisch appears in the credits on both labels so I assume the Dixie-Kavaliere was one of his projects.
In my sand castle on the beach…
DIE DIXIE-KAVALIERE, In meiner Burg am Strande, 1962
CORNEL-TRIO, Klingeling, 1949Posted: June 16, 2015 Filed under: 40s, Berlin Records, Germany, Jazz Records Leave a comment
"Klingeling mit meinem Fahrrad/ fahr ich fröhlich durch die Welt./Einnmal linksherum, einmal rechtsherum/ Grade wie es mir gefällt." A happy song about riding a bicycle, from a time when very few Berliners owned a car. The Cornel-Trio (Peter Cornehlsen – baritone, guitar, Michael Lengauer – bass-baritone and Horst "Dickie" Kraft- tenor, double bass) was one of many German groups that were influenced by US-Rhythm'n'Blues-vocal groups of the late 40s. But while black vocal groups met on street corners, these guys met each other in the Wehrmacht in 1942, when they were still teenagers, and then went all the way through the war, captivity and release together.
Originally recorded for Amiga, and backed by the Bruno-Klennert Quartett, this 78 rpm record was also released on its West-German subsidiary label Regina. The Cornel-Trio was a pretty productive group in their time, but of all the dozens of sides they recorded, so far only 13 songs have made it into the digital age through the retrospective CD Peter Cornehlsen & das Cornel Trio in 2008.
Written by Edgar Kausch and cartoonist Hans Bradtke, this Radfahrswing has never been re-issued in any format since 1949.
Klingeling mit meinem Fahrrad…
JAZZ MEETING mit den Spree City Stompers, 1958Posted: February 28, 2015 Filed under: 50s, Berlin Records, Germany, Jazz Records 1 Comment
Trombonist Hans-Wolf "Hawe" Schneider (1930 – 2011) formed the Spree City Stompers, who became one of the most popular German trad jazz bands, in 1951. Two years later he also opened the legendary "Eierschale", along with "Badewanne", the best German Jazz clubs. Louis Armstrong, Ella Fitzgerald, Duke Ellington and Kid Ory appeared at "The Eggshell". A website dedicated to the cellar pub is here.
The Spree City Stompers first recorded with Brunswick in 1955, then got picked up by the German Vogue label. They also cut a 10″ album "Jazz aus der Eierschale", together with "Wild" Bill Davison for the budget Bertelsmann/Manhattan label. They toured Western Europe, Poland, Yugoslavia and Africa, appeared in films and on TV and hit the German charts twice in 1961 with "Warte, warte nur ein Weilchen", a black humored song that dealt with the 1920´s serial killer Fritz Haarmann, and "Brigitte Bardot". The band dissolved in 1968, when Hawe Schneider moved to the Black Forest region. He stayed active in the jazz scene, his last performance being with the Black Forest Jazz Band in 2007.
After their Brunswick recordings and before their Vogue deal, the Spree City Stompers recorded this EP for Opera in 1958. It has never been re-released in any format.
Hot Jazz from Berlin!
SPREE CITY STOMPERS, My Gal Sal, 1958
SPREE CITY STOMPERS, Old Stack O´Lee Blues, 1958
SPREE CITY STOMPERS, Ain´t Misbehavin´ , 1958
SPREE CITY STOMPERS, St. Louis Blues, 1958
The Spree City Stompers were: Hawe Schneider (tb), Peter Strohkorb (cl), Gerd Vohwinkel (tp), Björn Jensen (bj), Martin Piepkorn (p), Tilo Wendell (bs and sousaphon) and Udo Künitz (d).
Within a short time they appeared in seven Films: Der Himmel ist nie ausverkauft (1955), Der Schräge Otto (1957), Einmal eine große Dame sein (1957), Liebe, Jazz und Übermut (1957), Meine 99 Bräute (1958), … und noch frech dazu (1960) and Verrückt und zugenäht (1962)
In 1957, the Spree City Stompers also show up in the awesome kitsch-masterpiece Der schräge Otto (Fritz Schulz-Reichel, alias Crazy Otto), backing Nana Gualdi and Eddie Pauly and a bunch of Boogie Woogie dancers:
This footage of the Spree City Stompers in Berlin, was shot to promote their extensive tour of Africa in 1966. The silent Super 8 film was dubbed and uploaded by the son of the group´s drummer Lothar Scharf:
Hawe Scheider also wrote for Jazz magazines, such as the local "Schlagzeug" (drums). From February 1959:
OUTSIDE TURN – Berlin Swing Radio Show #33Posted: February 3, 2015 Filed under: Jazz Records, Radio, Real Life Leave a comment
Last week, Jörg and I did another one of our monthly OUTSIDE TURN radio shows on Pi-Radio. We played our usual mix of swingin´ jazz tunes and talked about the current swing dancing scene.
1. BOURBON SKIFFLE COMPANY & HOT PEPPER ORCHESTRA, Ei Else (I Can´t Give You Anything But Love), 1975
2. JOHN KIRBY AND HIS ORCHESTRA, Whirlaway, 1942
3. STUFF SMITH, Ain´t She Sweet, 1966
4. ELLA FITZGERALD, These Boots Are Made For Walkin´, 1966
5. KITTY,DAISY & LEWIS, It Ain´t Your Business, 2015
6. FLOYD DIXON & HIS BAND, Hey Bartender, 1954
7. TEVLIN SWING, When I Get Low I Get High, 2013
8. B.K. ANDERSON, The Minimum Wage, 1962
9. DINAMIT DUO, Honeybear Swing, 2015
10. PUSTEFISH SWINGBOP`ERS, Horizon, 2014
11. BILLIE HOLIDAY, Any Old Time, 1934
12. UDO JÜRGENS, Swing Am Abend, 1959
13. GEORGIA WASHBOARD STOMPERS, Chasing Shadows, 1935
14. LOUIS ARMSTRONG, I´m A Ding Dong Daddy (From Dumas), 1930
15. McKINNEY´S COTTON PICKERS, If I Could Be With You One Hour Tonight, 1930
16. MUGSY SPANIER, (What Did I Do To Be So) Black And Blue, 1939
17. MANFRED KRUG & USCHI BRÜNING, Wenn ich dich seh´, 2014
18. CARELESS CATS, No Love, 2015
19. JACK TEAGARDEN, Ever Lovin´ Baby, 1960
20. THE SWAN SILVERSTONES, End Of My Journey, 1959
SIDNEY BECHET, Spirit Holiday, 1958Posted: December 18, 2014 Filed under: 50s, France, Jazz Records 4 Comments
Sidney Bechet recorded these four Christmas songs on December 10 and 12, 1958, accompanied by Jean-Claude Pelletier, organ, Claude Gousset, trombone, Alix Bret, bass and Kansas Fields on drums. Less than six month later, Sidney Bechet died in Paris from lung cancer on May 14, 1959, on his 62nd birthday.
While these Holiday tunes might not be considered cream of the crop by some jazz fans, Sidney Bechet did not record a bad song in his lifetime. He even pulled off a spirited version of White Christmas….
SIDNEY BECHET, Spirit Holiday, 1958
SIDNEY BECHET, Blues du Papa Noel, 1958
SIDNEY BECHET, Silent Night, 1958
SIDNEY BECHET, White Christmas, 1958
FRED HOLLERBACH, LiebestraumPosted: October 15, 2014 Filed under: 60s, Flexible Records, Germany, Jazz Records Leave a comment
Around 1960, the Hallo label out of Rastatt/ Baden-Württemberg, released around four dozen flexi discs, often containing original tunes, to go with their Hallo magazine, a rock´n´roll knock-off of Bravo. I haven´t posted any Hallo flexis, because a book about Hallo and a CD, was soon to be released. That was years ago, but so far, no book. If the book and the CD finally come out, I´ll be happy to buy a copy. Meanwhile, this Hallo flexi is fine blog material: 50 plus years old, defunct label, unknown artists, not available in digital format elsewhere.
Franz von Suppé´s Liebestraum was turned into a Twist hit in 1961 by Charly Cotton and his Twistmakers, a band led by prolific songwriter Christian Bruhn. I´ve posted a bunch of versions of Der Liebestraum als Twist over the years, by Jimmy Brown (Tempo), Bert Landers (Tip) and Bob Gerry (Baccarola and the Gary Edwards Combo (Oriole). This Accordeon-Jazz-version, typical of the 1950s trend of Jazz-takes on Classical music, predates Charly Cotton´s.
The condition of this flexible record seems to be the result of a familiar scene. Flexis were cheap products for teenagers, teenagers that lived in the same rooms with their little brothers and sisters. Like I did with my little brother until I was 13 years old. Frequently we would get in fights. I´m sorry to admit it, but my brother always lost.
In revenge, he would take his crayons and draw all over my stuff…
Angel of Love was first recorded by Charlie Gracie for Coral in 1959. Teddy Palmer, recorded a German version for Electrola the same year, in the rrrrrock´n´rrrrrollin´Peter-Kraus-style.
FRED HOLLERBACH STUDIO-COMBO, Angel of Love


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There are many reasons the new tax bill is historically unpopular, and it is not because people don't understand what is in it. It is exactly because many people DO understand what is in this bill that it is so unpopular.
Our Congress has just created a huge tax break for their corporate donors and their hope is that we will be so pleased with the small amount of money staying in our pockets over the next several years that we won't notice or care who the big winners really are. But there is no such thing as a free lunch, and ultimately these tax cuts will have to be paid for with other tax increases and cuts to programs and services which will mainly affect low and middle-income households. Congress has already suggested they will turn to cutting programs such as Medicare and Medicaid once the tax bill is complete. And let us not forget that while Reagan cut taxes in 1981, he then raised them in 1982, 1983, and 1984. So before we get too giddy about that extra money in our pocket, let us stop to consider all the less visible ways in which the American people will be paying for those corporate kickbacks.
• National security — Many people, including former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral Mike Mullen and Defense Secretary James Mattis, have listed our national deficit as the single greatest threat to our national security.
• Wealth inequality — The richest 1 percent of Americans now own 40 percent of the country's wealth. Under this bill, they will own even more. This continued consolidation of money/power/influence is a threat to our democracy.
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• Higher taxes —According to the Joint Committee on Taxation, every income group below $75,000 will actually see a tax increase by 2027. This is because the new bill changes the way inflation is calculated, a change that does not expire in 2027.
So I wish I could rejoice in getting a larger paycheck this year. But while I will gladly spend that extra $83 per month, I do not think this tax bill is in the best interest of our country. And it is clear that many other independent, Democratic, and Republican voters feel the same. Our lawmakers need to meet their responsibility to pass legislation that will actually improve the lives of the Americans they are supposed to represent, rather than just the corporations that fund their campaigns.
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Remarks in Illinois Legislature
Concerning Payment of Interest on State Debt [1]
Mr. LINCOLN had thought at first that some permanent provision ought to have been made for the bonds to be hypothecated. He was in favor of such a permanent fund, but he was soon convinced that if we connect with the question at this moment matters of finance, of revenue and taxation, nothing could be done. He was willing to go for the naked proposition, simply to pay the interest due. Mr. L. therefore, now proposed to adopt this amendment, without clogging it with revenue questions. He wished to see by a direct vote if the house would adopt the naked proposition. He for one was for it; if any details required amendment, it could be done hereafter.
[1] Illinois State Register, December 18, 1840. Lincoln's remarks were in favor of an amendment offered by Alfred W. Cavarly of Greene County, to a bill providing payment of interest on the state debt. The amendment called for ``the simple proposition to pay the interest unembarrassed with a multitude of other questions.'' The amendment lost 47 to 41.


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Help feed students participating in the Gu Vo Youth Educational Program.
The Tohono O'odham are a group of Native American people who reside primarily in the Sonoran Desert of southeastern Arizona and northwest Mexico. "Tohono O'odham" means "Desert People."
In an effort to combat high dropout rates among Native Americans and the increasing prevalence of Type II Diabetes, The Native American Advancement Foundation (NAAF) has partnered with the District of Gu Vo on the Tohono O'odham Nation to support the Gu Vo Youth Program. This after school program nourishes mind and body with reading, math, and art activities taught by native community members, fitness clinics supervised by the Healthy O'odham Promotion Program (HOPP), and nutritional meals prepared using The Mayo Clinic Kids' Cookbook.
The healthy snacks and dinners are designed to keep the students' minds and bodies active, and in doing so celebrate wellness and community. Eating well is not only good for the body; the brain needs nutrients, too, so that young minds can grow and develop.
You can help. Just $5 provides nutritious, wholesome meals to students in the Gu Vo Academic After-School Program.
Report from the Field
July 2017
Donors like you provided 238 meals to students in the Gu Vo District. For the 2016 to 2017 school year a total of 45 students participated in after-school programs at the Gu Vo community center. The number of meals are still being tallied but it is anticipated it will be roughly 13,000 meals total.
June 2016
Recently, NAAF wrote in to share the impact your generous donations have had:
The grant received from GreaterGood.org to feed the Gu Vo Academic After-School Program students healthy meals impacted the Native American Advancement Foundation is an incredibly positive way. The grant helped us serve over 13,000 nutritious dinners and snacks to youth who would otherwise go to bed hungry. Not to mention how this brain food helped with their daily lessons and homework help through our program. We appreciate the support of GreaterGood.org more than we can express! This was the first year zero of our after-school students dropped out of school, and for the first time all of our high school students are graduating! Thank you!
The Native American Advancement Foundation (NAAF) is a 501(c)(3) public charity operating in Tucson, Arizona and Gu Vo village, Tohono O'odham Nation. NAAF's mission is to assist and promote research-based, community-driven, sustainable development throughout the Tohono O'odham Nation. NAAF's members and volunteers are uniquely qualified to assist their community as they have a personal understanding of the long-term needs and desires of the people of the District and the Nation at large.
Members of Gu Vo District of the Tohono O'odham Nation established the Native American Advancement Foundation in response to a strong desire to help their community advance in five priority areas: education, arts and culture, health and wellness, housing, and economic development.
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Q1: Do I have to be located in Arizona to apply to the Innovation Challenge?
Answer: No. While the vast majority of companies that apply are Arizona firms, it is possible to be located outside of Arizona when you apply, as long as you plan to relocate or build operations in Arizona, including commercializing your products/services here within the 12-month award period. Read more…
Q3: How large are the grant awards for the Challenge?
Answer: All grant awards are between $100,000 and $250,000 each, as requested by each company when they submit their application. Given that each competition (a spring and fall cycle every year) awards up to $1.5 million, for a total of $3 million per year, that means that between 6 and 15 winners will be named for each competition cycle. That said, experience has shown that the majority of companies that apply ask for $250,000, leading to the selection of 6 winning companies for each competition.
Q2: Does my company need to be within certain industry sectors to qualify for the Challenge?
Answer: Yes. Participants in the Challenge must be in one of the following, broad industry sectors: Aerospace/Defense, Clean-tech/Renewable Energy, Bio/Life Sciences, Information Technology (Hardware or Software), Advanced Materials or Advanced Manufacturing. In general, retail and real estate-based businesses do not qualify, unless the service or product involves a unique technology solution to an industry issue. By statute, companies engaged in any activities that involve human cloning or embryonic stem cell research are NOT eligible to participate. Read more…
Q4: Are there limitations on what the grant awards may be used for by the winning companies?
Answer: Yes. It will vary by each company, but in general, companies must justify how they intend to use the funds, which must be directly related to commercializing or expanding the sales of the company's service or product over the 12-month period following the award. Grant funds may generally not be used to pay for certain administrative and overhead expenses, or to compensate existing executives or employees. Specific negotiations will occur between each winning company and the ACA to agree on the individual milestones that must occur in order to receive the full award funding via defined tranches over the 12-month period. These milestones and funding details will be contractually finalized and then tracked over time by the ACA for compliance. In other words, the full amount of the grant awards will NOT normally be provided to a winning company upfront. Rather, the funds will be defined over the duration of the 12-month commercialization period.
Q5: Does an AIC winning company have obligations to the ACA beyond receiving the grant funds?
Answer: Yes. Each winning company will sign a legal agreement with the ACA that will obligate the company to various terms of compliance for a total of 5 years, which goes beyond just the first 12-month performance period related to achieving milestones and completing receipt of the grant funding. This continued compliance includes reporting the company's achievement of key business metrics, allowing onsite visits by ACA personnel, and facilitating the review of key documents as needed. There will also be certain "clawback" clauses that will come into play to discourage certain activities by winning companies that would be counter-productive for the state of Arizona – to include, but not be limited to, moving the company's operations out of the state, or being acquired by a company which moves the operations out of state and/or does not comply with reasonable reporting requirements. Most of the winning companies prior to the Fall 2015 AIC competition are held to a 3-year obligation term. In exchange for the companies' commitments, it is the ACA's goal to be a proactive resource to help and assist winning companies to be as successful as possible – including, but not limited to, introducing the companies to other ACA programs and resources that may help them at various phases of their lifecycle, providing advice and consultation to help them overcome issues and grow their businesses, and to provide introductions to outside service providers. As such, AIC winning companies become portfolio companies of the ACA, and are managed accordingly.


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The petrochemical industry is faced with increasing plant security and registration requirements. In order to meet these new requirements these companies need a reliable identification, tracking and control system to ensure that only authorized trucks are weighed, correctly loaded and administrated in a track record.
Nedap Identification Systems ensures the plant operator, that authorised trucks are properly processed at all stages in plant operations.
Vehicle identification helps to speed up the traffic throughput and reduce the congestion around barriers, loading docks, weighing platforms and refuelling areas making navigation safer and easier. Controlling this with the manual operation of a regular card system would cause congestions in the traffic flow especially during peaking hours resulting in costly delays. Finally the system needed to operate reliable in the extremely difficult and rugged environment of the petrochemical industry.
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- ATEX approved (intrinsically safe) equipment
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Ohio EPA will hold a public information session and hearing at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 29, 2014, to accept comments on a proposal for the annual dredging of the Toledo Harbor federal navigational channel. The meeting will take place at Toledo City Council Chambers, One Government Center, 640 Jackson St., Toledo.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has submitted an application for a water quality certification for the project, which involves dredging the lake approach channel, the upper end of the Maumee River channel and lower end of the river channel near the river's mouth. Dredging would not start before July 1 and would not occur during storm events.
During the information session, Ohio EPA representatives will present details about the proposed project. During the hearing, which follows the information session, the public can submit comments and questions for the record regarding the application.
Ohio EPA will accept written comments on the application through Feb. 5, 2014. Anyone may submit written comments or request to be placed on a mailing list for information by writing to: Ohio EPA, Division of Surface Water, Permits Processing Unit, P.O. Box 1049, Columbus, Ohio 43216 1049, or emailing firstname.lastname@example.com. The application and related materials are available for review online or at Ohio EPA Central Office, Lazarus Government Center, 50 W. Town St., Columbus, OH, by first calling (614) 644-2001.
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text: How to Get a Full-Body Workout With Just a Chair by COLLETTE STOHLER May 02, 2018 Collette Stohler Collette Stohler is the author of Passport to Fitness. She is also the creative director and co-founder of the travel blog, Roamaroo. She was an All-American Track and Field athlete & Olympic trials qualifier in Olympic Weightlifting. She attended the University of Pennsylvania and received a master's degree from the University of Miami. Slide 1 of 17 Photo Credit: Gracie Wilson/LIVESTRONG.COM Can't make it to the gym? Have no fear: Your chair workout is here! With these 15 exercises, you can work out from the comfort of your own home. You don't even have to buy an expensive set of DVDs or purchase bulky fitness equipment. So grab a chair (or bench or step or anything else similar in height and stability) and get ready for a full-body workout you can do in your living room (or get all crazy and take it outside to a park bench). Either do all of these exercises in the order they're laid out below, or mix and match your favorites. Say goodbye to those excuses not to work out -- and get ready to sweat. Photo Credit: Collette Stohler/LIVESTRONG.COM 1 Triceps Dips Sit on a chair with your butt and hands on the edge of the seat and your fingertips facing the front of the chair. Extend your legs in front of you with your heels on the floor. Scoot your butt off the chair so you can almost touch your butt to your fingertips. Lower your body so your butt almost touches the floor and your upper arms are parallel to the floor. Keep your body tight as you push into the chair and press your body up to the starting position. Do three sets of 10 reps. Photo Credit: Collette Stohler/LIVESTRONG.COM 2 Incline Push-Ups Place your hands on a chair (make sure the chair is stable or against a wall for stability) with your feet behind you. Your body should be in a plank position. Squeeze your elbows into your sides as you lower your body down until your chest touches the chair. Keep your body in a straight line and push up into the start of your plank position. Do three sets of 10 reps.Related: 10 Push-Up Variations for a Stronger Body Photo Credit: Collette Stohler/LIVESTRONG.COM 3 Decline Push-Ups The decline push-up is a more advanced variation. Place your feet on the top of the chair with your hands on the ground. Your body should be in a straight line from head to feet. Slowly lower your chest and chin down toward the floor. Keep your body in a perfectly straight plank as you push the floor away and return to the starting position. Do three sets of six reps. Photo Credit: Collette Stohler/LIVESTRONG.COM 4 Bulgarian Split Squats Begin by stepping a few feet in front of the chair. Keep your right foot on the ground and place your left foot behind you with the top of your left foot resting on the seat of the chair. Lower straight down, ensuring that your right knee stays behind your right toe. Lower down as far as possible into a lunge. Squeeze your glutes and drive up to the top. For a more advanced version, you can add weights to this. Do four sets of 12 reps.Related: 12 Essential Squat Variations to Try Photo Credit: Collette Stohler/LIVESTRONG.COM 5 Box Squats Take one small step away from the chair so that your glutes would touch the chair if you were to sit down. Place your feet shoulder-width apart with your feet facing slightly out. Send your glutes back as you squat down until your glutes touch the chair. Drive your knees out as you return to standing. Do four sets of 15 reps. Photo Credit: Collette Stohler/LIVESTRONG.COM 6 Single-Leg Squats Take one small step away from the chair so that your glutes would touch the chair if you were to sit down. Stand on one leg and send your glutes back until they touch the chair (but don't sit all the way!). Engage your core and your glutes as you return to standing on one leg. Switch sides and repeat. Do three sets of six reps. Photo Credit: Collette Stohler/LIVESTRONG.COM 7 Seated Leg Raises Sit down on the chair with your legs straight out in front of you and your heels on the ground. Hold onto the sides of the chair for control. Tighten your abdominals and raise both legs up to hip height, focusing on keeping your abdominals in a hollow position (don't let your lower back round). Lower your legs with control and repeat. Do three sets of 12 reps. Photo Credit: Collette Stohler/LIVESTRONG.COM 8 Seated Abdominal Rows Sit on your chair and hold onto the sides for support. Raise your legs up to hip height and tuck your knees into your body. Straighten and extend your legs in front of you and bring them back into your chest with your knees bent. Repeat this exercise in a fluid motion. Do three sets of 15 reps.Related: The 41 Hardest Ab Exercises Photo Credit: Collette Stohler/LIVESTRONG.COM 9 Step-Ups Place your right foot on top of the chair and squeeze your glutes as you step up onto the chair, driving your left knee into the air. Make sure to keep your left hip in line with your right hip. Lower down with control and switch sides. For a more advanced move, you can add weights. Do three sets of six reps on each leg. Photo Credit: Collette Stohler/LIVESTRONG.COM 10 Leg Lift With Twist Sit on the chair with your back straight. Raise your left leg out in front of you so that it's in line with your hips. Extend your arms out to the side of your body at shoulder height. Twist your body toward your left leg as far as possible and return to the starting position. Switch sides so that you twist to the right and repeat. Do three sets of six reps on each leg. Photo Credit: Collette Stohler/LIVESTRONG.COM 11 Plank With Knee Cross Place your forearms on the seat of the chair with your feet out behind you (you're in a plank now). With a solid core and tight glutes, drive your left knee up toward your right armpit. Hold for two counts and lower down. Switch to the opposite side, driving your right knee toward your left armpit and lower down. Do three sets of six reps on each leg.Related: 11 Plank Variations for Rock-Solid Abs Photo Credit: Collette Stohler/LIVESTRONG.COM 12 Side Plank Pulses Similar to a traditional plank, the side plank on the chair breaks up your abdominal routine by adding an alternative angle to the way your muscles are firing. Place your right forearm on the seat of the chair. Extend your legs out to the side and stack your left foot on top of your right foot, keeping both legs straight. Slightly dip your right hip toward the ground, and then bring it back to the start. Do three sets of 12 pulses on each side. Photo Credit: Collette Stohler/LIVESTRONG.COM 13 Push-Up With Tap Get on the floor an arm's length away from your chair. Place your hands underneath your shoulders with your legs straight behind you in a plank. Lower to the floor and complete a push-up. When you push back up to the top, tap your right hand onto the seat of the chair. Lower back down and complete another push-up, this time tapping your left hand on the top of the chair. Do three sets of 12 reps (each tap is one rep). Photo Credit: Collette Stohler/LIVESTRONG.COM 14 Standing Leg Raise Stand next to your chair, place your hands on your hips and engage your abs as you raise your leg up and pulse it back and forth over the seat of the chair. For a more advanced version, pulse your leg over the backrest of the chair. Keep your leg as straight as possible during this move. Do three sets of eight reps on each leg.Related: 10 Barre Moves You Can Do at Home Right Now Photo Credit: Collette Stohler/LIVESTRONG.COM 15 Toe Taps Face the seat of the chair with your feet hip-width apart. Place one foot on top of the seat and quickly switch feet so that the other foot is on top of the chair. Repeat this movement as quickly as possible so that you're alternating legs and tapping your foot on top of the seat of the chair. Do three sets of eight reps on each leg. Photo Credit: Collette Stohler/LIVESTRONG.COM What Do YOU Think? Have you ever worked out with a chair before? Which ones on the list are your favorite chair exercises? What other ones would you add? Would you prefer a chair workout at home over going to the gym? Share your suggestions and questions in the comments section below! UP NEXT 10 Barre Moves You Can Do At Home Right Now Lose Weight. Feel Great! 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Locksmiths in Langwarrin South offer a highly demanded service, which generally relates to maintaining and installing the various types of lock systems, from the standard key locks to the complex electronic or biometric locks. The most common types of locksmith professions consist of the emergency, industrial, commercial, and residential, which each of the specific fields requiring different skills and abilities.
Residential work is likely to be the most common of the services provided by a residential locksmith. A domestic property owner looks at personal security and safety as a key reason when it comes to making sure a home is fully secured against a would-be intruder. A locksmith has gained the experience and knowledge to suggest the most effective locks for a properties doors and windows. Beyond the ability to install new locking systems, the locksmith is also able to repair or replace the locks on the older styled properties. Extra services offered by a local locksmiths offer security advice, a key cutting service, installing locks on a garage or similar outbuilding, and installing at-home safes or vaults.
How Do I Choose A Residential Locksmith in Langwarrin South?
A safe is a wonderful device for keeping valuables protected from thieves and others from getting unauthorized access to its contents. But what happens when either the lock or the combination malfunctions, the key is lost or broken, you've forgotten the combination or the safe has been tampered with so that no matter how hard you try, you can't gain access to the valuables you have stored inside?
That's when the safe opening services of a professional locksmith are sometimes literally worth their weight in gold! Before you do anything that might damage the integrity of the safe exterior or the valuable contents inside, the first call you should make is to a professional locksmith for a prompt on-site evaluation of the situation and the best remedy.
When employed as a safe cracking device in the hands of an experienced locksmith, drilling does not necessarily render the safe damaged or unusable. In fact, most safes that are opened by locksmiths skilled in drilling can immediately begin repair on the drilling hole as soon as the safe is opened, in order to return it to as good as new condition, ready to do its job of securing cash and other valuables again.
Different types of Locksmith Services
Installing the locks may seem like a very simple task, which is the reason why a lot of people tend to ignore the idea of hiring a locksmith. However, there are also a lot of advantages that you can get from hiring one, and one of these advantages is because you will have a strong sense of security while staying inside your home.
You should never ask the general contractor that you hired to install the locks for you, unless they have locksmiths in their list of subcontractors. Keep in mind that a general contractor specializes of construction projects, and although they are familiar with lock installation, they are not professionals with it. Since we are talking about the safety of your family, you always need to make sure that you will be hiring the best.
The only thing that you need to do in order to find the best locksmith in your area is to search the Internet and check different associations and organizations. Make sure that you will be hiring a locksmith who is a member of these organizations in order to be sure that their service are guided by the standards that were set by the organization.


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Suzanne Gwyn on Saddle Fitting - Warning: Most People Put Saddles On Too Far Forward
Contact Suzanne Gwyn for all your saddle fitting issues or questions. We are more than happy to provide our knowledgeable saddle fitting experts to assist you in determining the best saddle for you and your horse. The cost is $50 for the fitting. This offsets the time and expenses for making the trip to your barn. This applies to Western and English. If you purchase a saddle after the fitting we will credit the $50 towards your saddle purchase. There is no fee if you bring your horse to one of our stores.
The most important point to concentrate on when fitting English saddles, is the width. Many people put a saddle on a horse, check that it clears the withers and are satisfied. But a saddle can clear the withers and be much too tight. Think about the width of the horse's chest, imagining a point about 6" below the wither, this is the width to guide the fit.
It is always better to have a slightly wider saddle and add flock to the wither area, (rather than one which is too tight), thus allowing the horse to work through his back and free the shoulder movement. The pressure of a too tight saddle either side of the wither is comparable to a belt which is too tight for you.
If a horse has been wearing a saddle for a long time which is too tight on each side of the wither, he will have deep hollows in the "junction box" area where the muscle should be.
English saddles which are wide enough to allow a horse to develop the muscle in this area would initially be too low on the withers because it would not yet have muscle to support it. And a saddle which appeared to fit would not allow for muscle development. So if the horse's shape is wrong, it is important not to fit to that wrong shape, or the situation will not get any better. This is where padding may help initially. But expert help should be sought in such a case; a saddle which is too wide will still be too wide, even when the horse is properly muscled and should not be padded to try to make it fit. The padding is a temporary remedial measure.
It is equally essential that the saddle, once fitted at the front, should sit all along the horse's back. To test this, girth the saddle on the first and third girth straps to anchor the saddle from front to back. If the saddle lifts at the back, the horse probably needs a saddle with either a deeper gusset or a panel that is flatter in the waist.
Positioning The positioning of the saddle on the horse's back is very important. Most people put saddles on too far forward. To find the correct position, place the saddle gently in front of the wither and slide it back. It normally finds its own resting place but, to check, put the hand against the shoulder and feel for the scapula. The saddle must sit behind this. By having the saddle in the correct position, the horse will have a longer stride and feel lighter in the hand.
Think! If your saddle is too far forward and sitting on the shoulder, the saddle will twist from left to right across the spine as each shoulder moves. At the same time, the horse has to lift the saddle, and you and stretch the girth on every stride.
To make sure that the saddle does not go too far back, put your hand next to the whorls which indicate the position of the loins. There should be at least 6" clearance between the back of the saddle and the whorls. Use the width of a hand plus 1" in as a rough guide.
When the saddle is in the correct position, check that the seat of the saddle is horizontal to the ground. If it is tipped backwards, the balance of the saddle throws the rider's weight to the back of the saddle, thus creating undue pressure and bruising in the sacro-iliac region (the loins).
If the pommel is too high (see left), the saddle may be too narrow, and the rider will be riding "uphill". This might also indicate that the saddle is too far forward. If the pommel is too low , either the saddle is too wide, needs reflocking, or the horse needs to build muscle and the front needs padding until it does so.
English saddles should fit behind the shoulder blades (leaving free movement of the shoulders) not "on" the shoulders. There should be a finger's width (see right) between the shoulders and the saddle.
In this position, the saddle should not normally allow more than three fingers' clearance over the wither (see left) when the rider is in the saddle. More than this may indicate a too narrow saddle. If the saddle is tipped forwards and has little room under the pommel, then it needs to be lifted. A reputable saddler should, in this instance, drop out the panel and feather the flock down the knee rolls and along the panel to graduate the flocking and smooth any lumps. A wedge of flock stuffed just in the front of the saddle will only cause discomfort to the horse.
When the saddle is in place and girthed, feel down the side from the wither and see if you can bring your fingers through easily. There should be no blockages. Then place your hand palm down under the sweat flap up to the stirrup bar area and pull gently backwards under the line of the saddle. (That is, with the panel sitting on top of your fingers and the underneath of your fingers running along the horse's back.) Your hand should feel an even pressure along the entire length without blocking.