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Markus Krötzsch, Sebastian Rudolph
Is Your Database System a Semantic Web Reasoner?
Abstract. Databases and semantic technologies are an excellent match in scenarios requiring the management of heterogeneous or incomplete data. In ontology-based query answering, application knowledge is expressed in ontologies and used for providing better query answers. This enhancement of database technology with logical reasoning remains challenging—performance is critical. Current implementations use time-consuming pre-processing to materialise logical consequences or, alternatively, compute a large number of large queries to be answered by a database management system (DBMS). Recent research has revealed a third option using recursive query languages to "implement" ontological reasoning in DBMS. For lightweight ontology languages, this is possible using the popular Semantic Web query language SPARQL 1.1, other cases require more powerful query languages like Datalog, which is also seeing a renaissance in DBMS today. Herein, we give an overview of these areas with a focus on recent trends and results.
Published at KI (Journal paper)
Download PDF (last update: 2 July 2016)
Description logics, Query languages, Semantic Web]]>
Stefan Bischof, Markus Krötzsch, Axel Polleres, Sebastian Rudolph
Schema-Agnostic Query Rewriting for OWL QL
Abstract. This is an extended abstract of the paper Schema-Agnostic Query Rewriting in SPARQL 1.1 published at ISWC 2014.
Published at DL 2015 (Workshop paper)
Download PDF (last update: July 24 2015)
Semantic Web, Query languages, Description logics]]>
Markus Krötzsch, Sebastian Rudolph, Peter H. Schmitt
A Closer Look at the Semantic Relationship between Datalog and Description Logics
Abstract. Translations to (first-order) Datalog have been used in a number of inferencing techniques for description logics (DLs), yet the relationship between the semantic expressivities of function-free Horn logic and DL is understood only poorly. Although Description Logic Programs (DLP) have been described as DLs in the "expressive intersection" of DL and Datalog, it is unclear what an intersection of two syntactically incomparable logics is, even if both have a first-order logic semantics. In this work, we offer a characterisation for DL fragments that can be expressed, in a concrete sense, in Datalog. We then determine the largest such fragment for the DL ALC, and provide an outlook on the extension of our methods to more expressive DLs.
Published at Semantic Web Journal (Journal paper)
(last update: 13 Dec 2014)
This is a revised version of the conference paper On the Semantic Relationship between Datalog and Description Logics.
Description logics, Rule languages]]>
Giorgio Stefanoni, Boris Motik, Markus Krötzsch, Sebastian Rudolph
The Complexity of Answering Conjunctive and Navigational Queries over OWL 2 EL Knowledge Bases
Abstract. OWL 2 EL is a popular ontology language that supports role inclusions---that is, axioms that capture compositional properties of roles. Role inclusions closely correspond to context-free grammars, which was used to show that answering conjunctive queries (CQs) over OWL 2 EL knowledge bases with unrestricted role inclusions is undecidable. However, OWL 2 EL inherits from OWL 2 DL the syntactic regularity restriction on role inclusions, which ensures that role chains implying a particular role can be described using a finite automaton (FA). This is sufficient to ensure decidability of CQ answering; however, the FAs can be worst-case exponential in size so the known approaches do not provide a tight upper complexity bound.
In this paper, we solve this open problem and show that answering CQs over OWL 2 EL knowledge bases is PSPACE-complete in combined complexity (i.e., the complexity measured in the total size of the input). To this end, we use a novel encoding of regular role inclusions using bounded-stack pushdown automata---that is, FAs extended with a stack of bounded size. Apart from theoretical interest, our encoding can be used in practical tableau algorithms to avoid the exponential blowup due to role inclusions. In addition, we sharpen the lower complexity bound and show that the problem is PSPACE-hard even if we consider only role inclusions as part of the input (i.e., the query and all other parts of the knowledge base are fixed). Finally, we turn our attention to navigational queries over OWL 2 EL knowledge bases, and we show that answering positive, converse-free conjunctive graph XPath queries is PSPACE-complete as well; this is interesting since allowing the converse operator in queries is known to make the problem EXPTIME-hard. Thus, in this paper we present several important contributions to the landscape of the complexity of answering expressive queries over description logic knowledge bases.
Published at Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research (Journal paper)
Download PDF (last update: Dec 10 2014)
This work completely subsumes, extends, and improves earlier results on Conjunctive Queries for EL with Role Composition and Conjunctive Queries for a Tractable Fragment of OWL1.1.
Description logics, Query languages]]>
P ≠ P: Why Some Reasoning Problems are More Tractable Than Others
Abstract. Knowledge representation and reasoning leads to a wide range of computational problems, and it is of great interest to understand the difficulty of these problems. Today this question is mainly studied using computational complexity theory and algorithmic complexity analysis. For example, entailment in propositional Horn logic is P-complete and a specific algorithm is known that runs in linear time. Unfortunately, tight algorithmic complexity bounds are rare and often based on impractical algorithms (e.g., O(n2.373) for transitive closure by matrix multiplication), whereas computational complexity results abound but are very coarse-grained (e.g., many P-complete problems cannot be solved in linear time).
In this invited paper, we therefore advocate another approach to gauging the difficulty of a computation: we reformulate computational problems as query answering problems, and then ask how powerful a query language is needed to solve these problems. This reduces reasoning problems to a computational model – query answering – that is supported by many efficient implementations. It is of immediate practical interest to know if a problem can be reduced to query answering in an existing database system. On the theoretical side, it allows us to distinguish problems in a more-fine grained manner than computational complexity without being specific to a particular algorithm. We provide several examples of this approach and discuss its merits and limitations.
Published at RR2014 (Conference paper)
Download PDF (last update: 19 Sep 2014)
This invited paper accompanies a keynote talk at RR 2014.
You can view the presentation in any modern browser. It was prepared using Sozi and Inkscape; many thanks to these projects.
Query languages, Rule languages, Description logics, Complexity]]>
Stefan Bischof, Markus Krötzsch, Axel Polleres, Sebastian Rudolph
Schema-Agnostic Query Rewriting in SPARQL 1.1
Abstract. SPARQL 1.1 supports the use of ontologies to enrich query results with logical entailments, and OWL 2 provides a dedicated fragment OWL QL for this purpose. Typical implementations use the OWL QL schema to rewrite a conjunctive query into an equivalent set of queries, to be answered against the non-schema part of the data. With the adoption of the recent SPARQL 1.1 standard, however, RDF databases are capable of answering much more expressive queries directly, and we ask how this can be exploited in query rewriting. We find that SPARQL 1.1 is powerful enough to "implement" a full-fledged OWL QL reasoner in a single query. Using additional SPARQL 1.1 features, we develop a new method of schema-agnostic query rewriting, where arbitrary conjunctive queries over OWL QL are rewritten into equivalent SPARQL 1.1 queries in a way that is fully independent of the actual schema. This allows us to query RDF data under OWL QL entailment without extracting or preprocessing OWL axioms.
Published at ISWC 2014 (Conference paper)
Download PDF (last update: July 7, 2014)
The PDF linked above is the extended technical report with all proofs included. Additional related material can be found at http://stefanbischof.at/publications/iswc14/
Semantic Web, Query languages, Description logics]]>
Markus Krötzsch, Sebastian Rudolph
Nominal Schemas in Description Logics: Complexities Clarified
Abstract. Nominal schemas extend description logics (DLs) with a restricted form of variables, thus integrating rule-like expressive power into standard DLs. They are also one of the most recently introduced DL features, and in spite of many works on algorithms and implementations, almost nothing is known about their computational complexity and expressivity. We close this gap by providing a comprehensive analysis of the reasoning complexities of a wide range of DLs—from EL to SROIQ—extended with nominal schemas. Both combined and data complexities increase by one exponential in most cases, with the one previously known case of SROIQ being the main exception. Our proofs employ general modeling techniques that exploit the power of nominal schemas to succinctly represent many axioms, and which can also be applied to study DLs beyond those we consider. To further improve our understanding of nominal schemas, we also investigate their semantics, traditionally based on finite grounding, and show that it can be extended to infinite sets of individuals without affecting reasoning complexities. We argue that this might be a more suitable semantics when considering entailments of axioms with nominal schemas.
Published at KR 2014 (Conference paper)
Download PDF (last update: 4 Jul 2014)
You can view the presentation in any modern browser. It was prepared using Sozi and Inkscape; many thanks to these projects.
If you prefer a more static set of slides, please have a look at the talk given at the DL workshop on the same subject.
Description logics]]>
Markus Krötzsch, Sebastian Rudolph
Complexities for Nominal Schemas: Extended Abstract
Abstract. In this extended abstract, we review our recent work "Nominal Schemas in Description Logics: Complexities Clarified" presented at KR 2014.
Published at DL 2014 (Workshop paper)
Download PDF (last update: July 3 2014)
The slides of the talk as given at DL 2014 are available online. The full paper is Nominal Schemas in Description Logics: Complexities Clarified.
Description logics]]>
Pierre Bourhis, Markus Krötzsch, Sebastian Rudolph
How to Best Nest Regular Path Queries
Abstract. Regular path queries (RPQs) define query patterns in terms of regular expressions and are therefore well-suited to query for paths over roles in DL. RPQs can be extended to 2-way RPQs (with converse), CRPQs (with conjunctions), or PRPQs (arbitrary positive Boolean combinations), all of which have been explored in DL research. Another natural extension of any query language is nesting, where query predicates can be defined in terms of subqueries. In this paper, we discuss several ways of introducing nesting to PRPQs, and show that they lead to increasingly expressive query languages: CN2RPQs, which were studied in the context of DLs recently; nested P2RPQs; and positive queries with transitive closure on binary predicates. The latter is one of the most expressive languages for which query answering can still be decided over DL knowledge bases. We present initial complexity results that show query answering to be non-elementary in the worst case, with an exponential increase for each level of nesting of the transitive closure operator.
Published at DL 2014 (Workshop paper)
Download PDF (last update: July 3 2014)
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Markus Krötzsch, František Simančík, Ian Horrocks
Description Logics
Abstract. This introduction to description logics (DLs) explains the main concepts and features, and offers examples before the syntax and semantics of the DL SROIQ are defined in detail.
Published at IEEE Intelligent Systems (Journal paper)
Download PDF (last update: Apr 19 2014)
This article is a contribution to the IEEE Int. Sys. special issue on Representation and Reasoning. It is a peer-reviewed version of the material in the Description Logic Primer, and might thus be preferable for citations. The above PDF is a preprint. In general, those without access to IEEE Int. Sys. can safely consult the freely available DL Primer to learn about DLs.
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In a perfect world, this would be my uniform for the long weekend. But seeing as it's too muggy for mohair (the thought alone makes me sweat), I think I'll go to the beach instead. Hello, Rockaway Taco.
13 comments:
- Sewon said...
What a perfect comfy outfit! I love that bag, too.
- September 4, 2011 at 4:18 AM
- corrie said...
I'm pretty excited for sweaters at this point. But I did the same thing yesterday, beach + Rockaway Taco. And that gelato place next to the tacos? Guuh so good. A perfect way to enjoy the last bit of summer.
- September 4, 2011 at 8:45 AM
I would wear this outfit in a heartbeat! So ready for sweater weather.
- September 4, 2011 at 9:18 AM
- Sweet Harvest Moon said...
My dream bag!
- September 4, 2011 at 12:54 PM
- angela said...
Suri! The colour to that sweater is divine!
- September 4, 2011 at 2:12 PM
- Ringo, have a banana! said...
I'm looking forward to Fall here, mostly because it's a heck of a lot more like summer back home. As soon as the humidity drops, I'm in heaven!
- September 4, 2011 at 6:26 PM
- Tamsin said...
Love that cami so MUCH!
- September 5, 2011 at 6:55 AM
- AnnaBananaCupcake said...
Cute outfit indeed. You always know how to look relaxed and classy.
- September 5, 2011 at 2:35 PM
- Kym said...
with the breeze as it is in new york right now, this makes for such a perfect transition into fall outfit. x
- September 5, 2011 at 3:44 PM
- Faridah said...
Perfect outfit - perfect world or not. x
- September 6, 2011 at 7:11 AM
- Jewellery Channel said...
PERFECT!!! Is the word that came to my mind, after checking it out.
- September 8, 2011 at 6:06 AM
- Hannah said...
Oooh lovely, that's a gorgeous silk camisole :) xx
- September 9, 2011 at 2:09 AM
- college essay said...
I like these things a lot! I think i will buy some clothes like these
- September 15, 2011 at 2:47 PM

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Ordering wheelchairs process for Alberta Aids to Daily Living (AADL)
1. Calculating client costs
When calculating costs, advise your clients that the amount you calculated is an estimate, and that AADL confirms all calculations are correct. If there is a significant difference, AADL will advise the authorizer.
2. Authorizer must calculate upgrade costs
The client has to sign the authorization form confirming they are aware of any upgrade costs. The only way the authorizer can advise the client of upgrade costs is to do the calculations. The revised standardized spec sheets have a simplified calculation table.
Vendor discounts have already been calculated and included in all the prices on these standardized spec sheets so you do not need to consider the vendor discount.
3. Considerations when requesting wheelchair options not on the spec sheets
Category A adult wheelchairs are intended for basic use, and must be easily recycled; they are the most recycled wheelchair type in the program (approximately 80%). Allowing clients to add other options can result in increased costs to the program. Recycle wheelchairs have to be reconfigured for the next person.
If an option has been added, such as adding spoke tires, it might have to changed back to the standard option after its return, and this is an additional expense to the AADL program. The standard option will also reduce maintenance expenses for the client.
4. Tables on the standardized spec sheets on manufacturers website
The manufacturer spec sheets on the AADL website do not include additional tables. If you need the complete tables with the spec sheets, they are available on each manufactures website. The manufacturer, as product expert, will reference the tables when consulting on configuration requirements.
When the therapist determines the base measurements, such as seat and back width, depth and seat to floor height, the manufacturer will assist in determining which components are required to configure the wheelchair to your clients needs.
5. Price discrepancies between spec sheets and parts lists
There might be a discrepancy between the parts price lists and spec sheets. The price list is used when replacing a part or repairing a wheelchair. The standardized wheelchair spec sheet is used for new purchases. Prices on the standardized wheelchair spec sheet are rounded up to keep calculations simple.
When authorizers submit an authorization form, use the standardized spec sheet prices. If the wheelchair comes from recycle, the benefit clerks and manufacturer will determine which parts need to be replaced and will use the parts price list.
6. Eligibility for a Category B wheelchair
If a client is independent indoors but dependent outdoors, they would not be eligible for a Category B wheelchair. The client must be fully independent both indoors and outdoors to be eligible for a Category B or higher.
Category B wheelchairs cannot be order solely because the wheelchair needs to be transported. Wheelchairs in Category A also have quick release axles; these should be ordered for clients who need to pack their wheelchair in a vehicle. Wheels and footrests can be removed to make the wheelchair lighter for lifting into vehicles.
Another option is to authorize a Category A grant of $2000. The client may then choose any wheelchair on the program as long as they understand they are responsible for all maintenance costs and cannot apply for another wheelchair grant for 6 years.
7. Pediatric wheelchairs
The Category A, B, D grants are not available for pediatrics, since a child will typically grow and change before the six-year period expires.
8. Power wheelchair upgrades and higher category manual wheelchairs
Wheelchair grants for higher category wheelchairs are provided according to the clients eligibility. If the client is eligible for a Category A and wants a higher category, they will still receive a Category A grant. Therefore, the grant will not be an indication the client meets the higher abilities required to access the higher category. As long as the client meets the eligibility criteria for power, it will not interfere.
9. Check off all required spec sheets options
In most cases, if spec sheets options are not checked off, they will be omitted. For example if you do not check off the seatbelt or grade aid under other options, they will be omitted.
- If you miss an option that is integral to the wheelchair such as casters, the form will not be processed.
Ensure you check off all items that are necessary for the wheelchair to function. Vendors will be responsible to ensure the spec sheets submitted to the manufacturer are complete and include all components necessary to configure the wheelchair as ordered.
10. Adding additional W codes
If you need additional W codes, such as heavy duty packages and the one-arm drive, write the W codes under Section 5: Clinical Information on the 1251 form. NOTE: Section 7 is restricted to AADL use only.
11. Ordering a generic component
The standardized spec sheets indicate if the component is generic or manufacturer in brackets. AADL will use the most cost effective component.
- On the Catalyst 4, generic BTUs are ordered (the manufacturer specs have different replacement parts making the pricing complex).
When AADL orders a new wheelchair, it will not order integral generic component parts as this makes setting up the wheelchair more complex. For example, if generic wheels cost less than the manufacturers, AADL does not expect you to order generic wheels separate from the main frame and other components. Specific generic pricing is listed under the other options at the end of the standardized spec sheets rather than manufacturer pricing.


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adjective, wing·i·er, wing·i·est.
having wings.
rapid; swift.
Origin of wingy
Dictionary.com Unabridged Based on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2019
Examples from the Web for wingy
Historical Examples of wingy
Ginger and Wingy get off with the option, and, though the fine is heavy, it is paid.The Rising of the Court
Henry Lawson
Saying this, he took hold of an old tin pot, turned it bottom uppermost, and seated himself next to Wingy.
"I believe that I have seen your face before," said Wingy quietly, and looking the stranger full in the face.
A moment she posed thus, beyond doubt a being capable of expounding all wingy mysteries of any soul whatsoever.Bunker Bean
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Alright, here it is – the start of a new tradition. A weekly download of pics I take on my iPhone. A teeny caption to pair with them. I used to do a photo a day with a paragraph or two about what it meant to me. In the spirit of being all over the place, and taking way more pics on a regular basis – this Weekly iPhone Pic Drop is going to take place every Friday – as a recap to my week in photos – usually filtered through Instragram. I love pictures. I love seeing my life through pictures. I think you will too.
Fish at pet store. P.Sherman 42 Wallaby Way, Sydney.
Animal print on the inside of my Toms.
Cone I successfully ran up into my front wheel well (be impressed).
FrozBroz Minneapolis Craft Ice Cream taste test.
Whole wheat toast with almond butter & agave nectar.
Driving the bobcat, spreading mulch, dad/daughter bonding.
Mysteriously 'sick', pain in my ass, blunt slinging older sister H.
Business brainstorming for new entrepreneurial ideas.
Reverse screen sharing = apparently infinite.
Something new each week. Nine new pics. Yay creativity! xo.


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House/Home Lighting Designer Carmen Hung writes about HIVE
Carmen Hung is designing lights for our upcoming production of House/Home at HIVE as part of our Prime Placements Program. Here's what she has to say about the show:
There is a reason why a theatre piece is called a "play." In the end, isn't the theatre just like a playground for us to enjoy and explore?
The creation process of HIVE 3 with Pi Theatre is very novel to me. I couldn't agree with Jacqueline more: it is like an adventure. Most of my previous theatre productions have a very similar production schedule - 1-2 months of rehearsal, 1-2 weeks for load-in and tech, and 1-2 weeks run — and the text of the production is usually decided long before the rehearsal process. Yet for HIVE 3 we have condensed the whole creation, rehearsal, and technical process into a total of a week and a half, where everything starts from scratch. As a lighting designer, such production timeline is fascinating but also immensely challenging.
The stress comes from the uncertainty and the evolving nature of the piece. Many theatre companies like to hire lighting designers at the very last stage for similar reasons: it is difficult, though not impossible, for one to make lighting decisions without knowing what the final piece would look like. Say, noting where the performers would pause, or stand, or sit on stage, I could put a couple lighting instruments for that area to highlight the dramatic moment. But without knowing where the performers would be, or what they would do, a lighting designer needs to adapt to any new changes of the piece very quickly in order to achieve similar lighting effects.
But these are all about conventions; and for HIVE 3, there are none. This is where the fun and play comes in.
As much as I admit that this is a challenging process, HIVE 3 is also one of the most fun productions I have collaborated in. It is very rare for a lighting designer to be able to participate in the creation process from Day 1, and I enjoyed it so much that I would much prefer spending more time in rehearsals then simply lighting a show without being able to witness the progression of the piece. True, this requires a lot more human resources and time investment — for the crew, technical director, and the designers. But this also makes me realize how fluid and experimental theatre could be and, perhaps, should be.
I love how Colin Thomas from Georgia Straight sums up The Draw for HIVE 3:
"The companies give themselves permission to fail, which is exhilarating for all of us."
Permission to fail — what a great way to put it. This is about process and this is about exploration. What is intriguing about live theatre is the fact that it is not static; no two performances could be the same. But what I also found interesting is that the process of HIVE 3 is very similar to what Robert Lepage proposes as theatre without picture lock. HIVE 3 is a living experiment of what creativity and theatre could be. We have the space and the resources — now just play and see what comes out in a week and a half. Looking at the creation process of HIVE 3, where there have been moments when we thought we have nailed down the piece but then we went back to the beginning and reinvented the piece, this is incredibly fascinating to see how much fun we could have just by taking risks and embracing opportunities and new ideas. All of us in the Pi team are like riding a roller coaster that we know not where the end-point would be. But one thing is for sure: all of us are having fun, and this is what a "play" should be.
Carmen's Prime Placement is sponsored by Alan Brodie.
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Any active member of the Penguin Athletic Club (PAC) is eligible to purchase a quarterly or annual membership for access to the Thompson Fitness Center during open hours. Anyone from the community that is interested in TFC membership is advised to join the PAC in order to gain affiliation with Clark College. Please visit the Clark College Foundation for more information about joining the PAC. Please help us to maintain a safe and secure environment by following all fitness center policies. A 4 digit pin number will be assigned to you for entry.
Quarterly Membership - $20 (valid 1st day of the quarter through 1st day of subsequent quarter)
Annual Membership - $60 (valid for 365 days after date of purchase)
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Your Clark ID card is used to authenticate your identity and can be scanned for entry into the Thompson Fitness Center. Please help us provide a safe and secure environment.
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Please note: Locker rooms in general are a high theft area. DO NOT store valuable items in the lockers. The fitness center has locking cubbies available that provide additional security.
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Members are responsible for their own health and safety and are cautioned to participate according to the limits determined by their physician and their knowledge of their own health status.
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Since we have been married, it has been our family tradition to go on the Argosy Christmas ships each year. It involves frigid temperatures, a local choir group, sometimes cheesy looking Santa, sipping hot chocolate, blaring Christmas music, singing and dancing and an overall festive feeling in the air. This year did not disappoint by being extra nippy, the hot chocolate extra hot and the company as wonderful as always.
I tried to play it cool without out the hat, but after five minutes my ears could not take it anymore.
We took off from Pier 55 and then headed out past Blake Island to Manchester Beach, then made our way back toward the city, but first stopping at the Olympic Sculpture Park. It is convenient and fun to live so close to downtown.
This particular Santa was all about being in pictures. He eagerly wrapped his arm around you, which was a little creepy, but since it is Santa I guess it is alright.


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Florida shooting: We will tackle mental health troubles, Donald Trump promises after Florida school shooting
President Trump vowed to "tackle the difficult issue of mental health" after an expelled former pupil killed 17 people at a school in Florida.
Speaking from the White House this afternoon Mr Trump said: "I speak to a nation in grief. Yesterday a school filled with innocent children and caring teachers became a scene of terrible violence, hatred and evil."
He wanted to deliver a message to America's children: "You are never alone and you never will be. You have people who care about you, who love you and will do anything to protect you."
He asked children who felt isolated to reach out to a responsible adult — "a teacher, a family member, a local police officer or a faith leader".
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Origin of prune1
verb (used with object), pruned, prun·ing.
Origin of prune2
verb (used with object), pruned, prun·ing.
Origin of prune3
Related Words for pruneshave, shorten, shear, snip, clip, reduce, shape, dock, lop, eliminate, gut, exclude, thin, skive
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Word Origin for prune
Word Origin for prune
mid-14c., "a plum," also "a dried plum" (c.1200 in place name Prunhill), from Old French pronne "plum" (13c.), from Vulgar Latin *pruna, fem. singular formed from Latin pruna, neuter plural of prunum "a plum," by dissimilation from Greek proumnon, from a language of Asia Minor. Slang meaning "disagreeable or disliked person" is from 1895. Prune juice is from 1807.
early 15c., prouyne, from Old French proignier "cut back (vines), prune" (Modern French provigner), of unknown origin. Perhaps [Watkins] from Gallo-Romance *pro-retundiare "cut in a rounded shape in front," from pro- "forth" (see pro-) + *retundiare "round off," from Latin rotundus (see round (adj.)). Klein suggests the Old French word is from provain "layer of a vine," from Latin propago (cf. prop (n.1)).
Or the Middle English word might be identical with the falconry term proinen, proynen "trim the feather with the beak" (late 14c.), source of preen [Barnhart]. Related: Pruned; pruning. Pruning hook is from 1610s; pruning knife from 1580s.
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We spent a great month in Middleofnowhere PA kayaking and shredding. And hiking to the river to photograph the kayaking and shredding. This was Matt's second run on the Yough. He did the loop and didn't flip on Cucumber this time. We renamed it Mattcumber. :)
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If you want a book that will wreck your ideas and thoughts about prayer life, "Why Revival Tarries" by Leonard Ravenhill is the one to get. We can all be in different places in our private prayer life, but I do believe the challenge is the same. As in the words of Francis Chan, "My biggest concern for this generation is your inability to focus, especially in prayer."
Why is the Cinderella of the church today the prayer meeting? Everyone wants to flock to preaching and teaching, or any ministry that will show case talent and skills…but the prayer closet offers no display. The prayer closet allows no showing off. In fact, it is the test of authenticity of our spiritual integrity. It is an important test of whether we are real. Timothy Keller makes this statement, "This is the heart of prayer – not getting things from God, but getting God." Many will pray out of required cultural or social expectations, but will we pray when nothing on the outside is pressing us too? The place of private prayer is in many ways the measure of who we are spiritually.
No man is greater than his prayer life.~ Leonard Ravenhill
Jesus modeled this for us the best. You find in the New Testament where Jesus desperately desired fellowship with His Father, so he went again and again and prayed alone. From the beginning of His ministry to the eve of his crucifixion, Jesus made the practice of private prayer an essential part of His relationship with the Father. (Matt. 14:23, Mark 1:35, Luke 6:12, Mark 14:32-42). So don't be discouraged if your prayer life is not where it needs to be. I have found droughts in my own life where I did not desire God the way I should. The solution is quite simple really. The secret of praying is praying in secret (LH). In the following, David Mathis offers five suggestions to help you evaluate and create your own rhythm and prayer life. Be Blessed! Be Revealed!
- Create your closet – Find a regular space to pray. I know we like to tell ourselves, "I'll just lie in bed and pray…" next thing you know you're looking at the back of your eyelids! It helps so much if you have a go-to-spot. If you haven't seen the movie War Room, I highly suggest it. You may even find an actual closet you can clear space from.
- Begin with the Bible – your prayers will be richer and more focused when they are in response to God's Word. Prayer is a conversation we didn't start, so it makes sense to jump into the conversation knowing what God is already saying.
- Adore, Confess, Thank, Ask – Adore God with praise for the truth revealed in your reading and meditation of Scripture, confess your own sins, give thanks for His grace and mercy, and ask Him for your requests.
- Divulge your Desires – and Develop Them – Prayer changes our hearts like nothing else. Some prayers in the Bible that helps shape and express our desires towards God (Eph. 1:17-21, Col. 1:9-12, and Phil. 1:9-11).
- Keep it Fresh – Change it up for a new year, new month, or a new season of life. You can write out or journal your prayers, you can take a retreat, or you can even go on a fast.


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What I'm concerned with is power draw, my cigarette lights are on when the car is off, which is nice. but the smart charge seems to stay in standby type mode, it stops Bluetooth but it's still on. Does it have an inactivity switch and it shuts off? Does it stay in the standby type mode? It makes me uncomfortable so I've been unplugging it which is probably a good thing anyways. Also how does it know car on/ off? Thanks!
Edit: I was easily able to connect to it, I looked for a good low channel as 107.5 was taken, even though this beast overroad the channel no problem.I am able to use Siri to voice activate the music while using the charging port, very cool (but about 5 seconds of lag as it starts Siri up)
I think standby draw is very low, and no problem.
I just unplug the F0 from the socket when I get out of the car. I'm sure it's fine to leave it in, but I'm entirely too paranoid about these things (with me, if something can go wrong with a vehicle, it will).
I do the same thing with my F1. In my husband's car, the unit is powered even if the engine is off. But in my car, it doesn't. I guess it all depends on the car. But to be on the safe side, we always unplug from his car.
Most of the newer cars shut off power to sockets but older cars may have active sockets which may drain the battery if a load is connected. Although with F0 or F1 the load is so small that you won't see any noticeable difference.
In off state it is not a problem at all. Even when it is ON, I'm sure its not drawing much power to actually drain the car battery. Either way you will be fine so enjoy the product and forget about turning it on/off
I think that trend is reversing (again)In days of old, the cigarette lighter was the only power source. But todays cars are increasingly equipped with USB outlets near all/several seat. And those don't (always) power down. Personally I love that.
You are absolutely right. The auxiliary electronics as well as seat position memory, engine idling control electronics, clocks, radio presets, etc. all stay on even when car is turned off.The only thing that can really drain the battery is if one of the lights remains on (not a problem in newer cars). Light bulb is a huge load for the battery.Other than that everything else is ok
In devices such as these, they draw very little power. If your car battery is strong you should be able to leave it plugged in standby mode for several days.
My suggestion would be to leave it plugged in for daily use. But the car is parked for more than 12 hours I would unplug it.
Thanks for the advice guys. Also a note, when turned off the usbs can still charge.


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Recruiter - Head Office / IT / Tech - Fixed Term Contract
- Recruiter
- Location
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- Salary
- Excellent
- Posted
- 25 Jun 2018
- Closing date
- 25 Jul 2018
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- Jet2.com
- Industry
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As a result of our continued success and growth, we now have a new and exciting opportunity for an experienced Recruiter to play a pivotal role in identifying and recruiting the best talent for the Jet2.com and Jet2holidays Head Office and IT Teams. This is initially a Fixed Term Contract until the 31st March 2019.
Reporting to the Recruitment Systems Manager, the Recruiter - Head Office and IT will be responsible for the delivery of a comprehensive end to end resourcing service delivering to operational requirements.
Working with our two other Head Office and IT Recruiters, you will work across a variety of Teams, supporting on roles due to growth and attrition and be joining a Team who recruited over 500 positions in the last financial year.
In this vital position you will proactively manage internal and external stakeholder relationships, delivering a professional service to the business that results in the sourcing of high calibre colleagues so our Teams can continue to meet the demands of the business. You will partner with the business and build close working relationships with both Hiring Managers and HR Business Partner's to highlight any potential high risk and difficult to fill positions and help create effective recruitment plans. The design, development and implementation of innovative direct sourcing strategies (LinkedIn, CV Databases, Talent Pooling, Networking, Social Media, etc) and the building and maintaining of a network of potential candidates through pro active market research is vital to the success of this role.
In addition, you will design, deliver and evaluate selection tools used and work in partnership with our HR colleagues to ensure they are effective, relevant and that our Great Deal Friendlier values and cultures are embedded throughout the recruitment process.
The successful candidate will have proven experience in a recruitment role and be able to demonstrate an in depth knowledge of the recruitment market and the different recruitment channels and tools available to source suitably qualified colleagues. You will be passionate about recruitment and have excellent communication skills, able to influence senior stakeholders. You will be enthusiastic, committed and passionate about embracing the Jet2.com and Jet2holidays culture and sourcing candidates who will thrive in our culture and continue to help us grow.
If you are flexible and adaptable, you will enjoy the variety and challenges as we grow our interesting and successful business.
Regular travel will be required so a full and valid UK Driving Licence is essential.
In return, we offer an excellent salary and benefits package with fantastic opportunities for progression in a growing business.
This is a great opportunity to be part of an exciting forward thinking business. We operate scheduled leisure flights to holiday destinations in the Mediterranean, the Canary Islands and to European Leisure Cities from our 9 UK bases.
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The small felt fabric cookie attached to the plush toy's hand can be removed easily and ingested by young children, posing a choking hazard.
This recall involves about 31,000 Baby Cookie Monster plush toys packaged with certain Sesame Beginnings/Make Music Together DVDs. The blue plush toy has a small, felt fabric cookie attached to its hand. The plush toy and DVD are packaged in a yellow and green box with the words "Sesame Beginnings" and "Make Music Together" printed on the front. The product is labeled for children ages 6 months and up.
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Using scissors, remove the felt cookie and its connecting thread from the plush toy immediately. Then get rid of the felt cookie and thread right away. For more information, contact Sesame Workshop at (800) 986-1619 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. ET Monday through Friday, or visit www.sesameworkshop.org/recall.
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"Serge Modular" is an analogue modular synthesizer system developed by French composer and electronic designer Serge Tcherepnin in the 1970s at The California Institute of the Arts. Serge's vision to create a "people's synthesizers" led to a unique modular music system with an iconic design.
In collaboration with and under licence from Serge Tcherepnin, Random*Source offers a range of Serge modules, combining the original Serge circuits with the advantages of today's technology. The modules on this page are in Eurorack (3U) format - modules in the classic Serge dimension ("4U" panel height) and the typical banana jacks can be found here.
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The SEQ XL is a modern incarnation of Serge's analog sequencer / programmer. 8 stages. 2 rows of CV output. A - B (A minus B) outouts the difference between A and B (-5 to 5V range). The length of sequences can be set via the pushbuttons - while a sequence is running. RESET, UP/DOWN, HOLD inputs. Switch to start / stop the sequencer. PULSE STAGE SELECT inputs allow selecting specific stages. great at audio rates. ALL GATE output goes high when any button is pressed (or a stage is selected by a pulse input) and allows the use of the SEQ8 as a simple mini-keyboard.
The SEQ8XL is available as a complete (built) module os as a DIY (semi-)kit (color printed front panel made in Germany + pcb with all SMT installed, this is not a "full kit"!).
Module (standard) € 540 - ships within 1-2 weeks
Module (limited, 4U-style buttons) € 600 - low stock
DIY kit (standard) € 350 - in stock
The 2017 RING is an improved version of the late Serge Ring Modulator (R9), designed by Serge himself for Random*Source in 2017, more than 40 years after the launch of the Serge Modular system. According to Serge, the RING is one of the most sophisticated modules in the Serge system. The new version has been developed by Serge for and in close cooperation with Random*Source.
Some details of the Random*Source RING module:
The RING is available as a DIY (semi-)kit or - upon request - as complete (built) module. The Random*Source RING euro kit contains:
Kit € 190 - back in stock! ::: Module € 290 - 1 in stock! :::
The NTO is Serge's legendary and most ambitious oscillator. It combines raw vintage sound with astonishing precison.
The new NTO by Random*Source has been developed in close cooperation with Serge. It took about 2 years to replace obsolete parts and bring the NTO to SMT with some optimizations (precision references and parts) for stability. It also features a new Pulse Out (square wave) in addition to the classic outputs.
Some details of the Random*Source NTO module:
The NTO is available as a DIY (semi-)kit or - upon request - as complete (built) module. The Random*Source NTO euro kit contains:
Price: Module € 470 - In Stock ::: Kit € 275 - Back in Stock!
The TRIPLE WAVESHAPER (TWS) is a non-linear modifier which can transform a sawtooth wave into a sine wave. This classic module incorporates three independent waveshapers for modifying synthesizer waveforms or for processing signals from preamplified instruments. Although originally designed as a waveshaper for early Serge oscillators, this module has been found to be a excellent modifier of electronic and acoustic sounds, and is highly recommended for subtle timbral modifications beyond the range of simple oscillator/filter patches.
The R*S version extends the classic TWS concept:
The Random*Source version is a licensed and authorized adaption of the original Serge design.
Some details of the Random*Source Serge TWS kit:
The Random*Source TWS euro kit contains:
Price: NEW! Complete Module: € 280 --- Kit: € 160
Some complex waveforms generated by a single DSG mk2:
DSG mk2 tracking test:
Serge DSG mk2 (basic) kit contents:
The Serge Dual Universal Slope Generator (DSG) is probably the most versatile module of a Serge Modular system, incorporating a wide range of functions for both CV and audio. Some functions for which one Slope Generator can be used: VC Transient Envelope Generator, VC LFO, VC Portamento device, Envelope Follower (Detector), VC Pulse Delay (Monostable), Sub-Harmonic Series Generator (Divider), Audio Oscillator with variable waveform symmetry (saw to triangle), Non-Linear Audio Processor (low-fidelity VCF).
From the catalog: "The Universal Slope Generators are unity gain voltage followers with voltage controllable slopes. The range of control is exponential, extremely wide, and the Rise and Fall times can be controlled independently. The range of the Slope Generator is from sub-sonic to high audio frequency. Trigger inputs and trigger outputs allows each section of this dual module to function as a transient (envelope) generator, pulse delay, or in a "cycling mode" (to produce an LFO or clock). Since the Rise and Fall times are voltage controllable, this adds another dimension to the above functions.
The DSG mk2 version has been optimized for audio performance and speed/precision. The top section covers a frequency range up to more than 10kHz. It also offers improved tracking and some temperature compensation.
Now - for the first time and licenced by Serge - the DSG is available as an updated (mk2) version kit for Euro.
Some details of the Random*Source Serge DSG kit:
The Random*Source DSG euro kit contains:
Price: Kit € 220 - FRESH ARRIVAL! -
Price: *Kit with 4 expo switches € 236 - IN STOCK - MODULE: € 450 - LOW STOCK -
The Stereo-Mixer is a 2 input, 2 output equal-power panning mixer designed combine the sound of the famous Serge VCAs with the most audiophile parts available today in a special edition for Eurorack - NJR Muses op-amps and THAT2180 VCA chips. The module has 2 independent input channels (with attenuators) that can be Stereo panned between the 2 outputs. Each channel's gain is controlled by a gain knob and as Gain CV input (with attenuator) which allows to go into massive overdrive with a very organic sound. There are also two AUX inputs that allow signals to be routed in at unity gain. Both panning and Gain CV inputs have been designed to handle audio rates, making the Stereo Mixer a very powerful waveshaping and droning tool.
Beware that the module is able to deliver massive gain, resulting in output levels of up to appr. +/-11V when overdriven, so make sure your other equipment (AD converters, mixers) can handle this
Two Aux inputs can also be used to chain mixers. The output is available at a pair of banana jacks as well as (6.35mm / 1/4") TRS jacks (phone connectors) for connecting to external amplifiers, ADCs etc.
Some details of the Random*Source Stereo Mixer euro kit:
The Random*Source Stereo Mixer euro kit contains:
Price: Kit: € 250 BACK IN STOCK! --- NEW: Complete Module: € 430
The Serge Divide by N Comparator (NCOM) is a rare, much sought-after and very essential Serge module covering a number of functions: comparator, voltage-controlled pulse divider, and voltage-controlled staircase generator.
The ÷N COMPARATOR consists of two sections - a comparator (right side) and a voltage-controlled pulse divider (left side). The ÷N output of the pulse divider sends out a pulse on every N-th comparator pulse where N is a number from 1 to 31. N can be (pre-)set with the divider's control knob (1 ÷N) and can by changed with a control voltage. The VC knob (attenuator)on the bottom of the left side determines how much effect the control voltage has on "N". In addition, the divider generates a staircase waveform with N steps. This can be used to produce whole-tone steps when run into the 1V/Oct input of a VCO or as a stepped control voltage to change for instance the cutoff of a filter.
The comparator provides a number of useful "housekeeping functions": Logical decisions (if the +input is greater than the -input, the output will be high, otherwise low), Level detection (whenever a variable waveform crosses the theshold, a pulse is generated ), Pulse width modulation or Rectifying a waveform (e.g. a sine or triangle wave). (More applications and info in the Build Doc).
Now - for the first time and licenced by Serge - the NCOM is available as DIY kit for Euro.
Some details of the Random*Source Serge NCOM module kit:
The Random*Source Kit contains:
Price: Kit: € 150 - IN STOCK --- Module: € 240
The Serge Extended Variable Slope filter (VCFS) is a unique filter of the Serge system, covering a wide range of sonic character. According to the 1983 Serge catalogue, the "VARIABLE SLOPE VCF (VCFS) allows the amount of filtering to be dynamically controlled, from barely perceptible filtering to highly resonant, sharp cut-offs. With the variable slope control in the center position, the VCFS acts as a typical flat-response VCF, with high, low, and band~pass outputs available simultaneously. The slope of the cut-off is 12 db/octave. As the control is moved toward the maximum position, the resonance of the filter increases, so that the cut-off becomes sharper."
Now - for the first time and licenced by Serge - the VCFS is available as DIY kit for Euro.
Some details of the Random*Source Serge VCFS module kit:
The Random*Source Kit contains:
In addition, you can also get some "Unfancy Fancy Parts" - unfancy as instead of using lots of plastic bags and cool stickers, the parts come in a single (recycled!) bag with a content list:
Price: Kit (without any parts) € 66 - IN STOCK-
The Serge Extended Variable Resonance filter (VCFQ) is probably the most famous filter of the Serge system and one of the essential Serge modules. It is an excellent, extremely versatile general-purpose VCF that provides simultaneous low-pass, high-pass, band-pass and notch (band-reject) outputs combined with unique flexibility. Its trigger in, LOW mode and self osciallation allow a variety of uses from Oscillator to VC processing.
Now - for the first time ever and licenced by Serge - the VCFQ is available as DIY kit for Euro.
Some details of the Random*Source Serge VCFQ module kit:
The VCFQ is available either as a complete module (superslim, SMT) or as a DIY Kit (through-hole), containing front panel and pcb set, no other components - not a "full kit"!).
DIY kit:
Module: € 310 - NEW!
DIY Kit: € 66 - IN STOCK -
The legendary Serge Wave Multipliers (VCM) are designed to dynamically add new harmonically-related overtones to an input waveform. Accroding to the 1982 catalogue, they "alter the timbre in exciting new ways, producing interesting alternative forms of signal processing which are unique in the Serge Modular Music System. Since there are three entirely separate and different types of Wave Multipliers in this module, an enormously varied palette of new effects can be synthesized."
The top section offers two different modes, selected by a switch. In the "HI" position, the module functions to "square-up" an incoming signal, with a rounded flattening of the signal peaks, somewhat similar to overdriving a tube amplifier (with voltage control!). In "LO" mode, the module is a linear gain controlled VCA. This is useful for various functions such as amplitude modulation and for gating signals into the other sections.
The middle section generates a sweep of the odd harmonics (1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11 and 13th) when a sine wave is applied to its input and the FOLD knob is turned up or a control voltage is swept from low to high. This effect is similar to overblowing a wind pipe closed at one end. A second input is included to allow two signals to be mixed before processing. This module can be used to explore timbral areas beyond the range of ring modulation.
The bottom Wave Multiplier performs non-linear wavehaping known as full-wave rectification, but with sophisticated level-compensating conditioning as well. The circuit uses three full-wave rectifier sections linked in a very refined controllable format. Sweeping the VC input over its range will produce a smooth timbral transition using the even harmonics (second, fourth, and eighth). Many other partials are present in this basic sound, however, and the sonorities are very rich and varied. The white output is a "squared up" version of the black one, resembling an harmonically enhanced pulse width modulation.
The Random*Source version of the Serge Wave Mulitpliers for Euro is a licensed and authorized adaption of the original Serge design, using best parts available today (e.g. Burr-Brown op-amps, C0G capacitors up to 220N) for optimum audio performance.
Now - for the first time ever and licenced by Serge - the Wave Multipliers are available as DIY (SMT) kit for Euro.
Some details of the Random*Source Serge VCM module:
The Random*Source bundle contains:
Wave Multipliers (VCM) SMT bundle: € 170 - BACK IN STOCK!
NEW: Wave Multipliers (VCM) complete module - professionally (wave) soldered and calibrated: € 320 - few available!
The RESONANT EQUALIZER (EQ) is a unique ten-band filter designed specifically for electronic sound synthesis and processing. Except for the top and bottom frequency bands, the bands are spaced at an interval of a major seventh. The Resonant Equalizer is designed to produce formant peaks and valleys similar to those in acoustic insstruments.
There are three equalized outputs: the two COMB outputs provide the sums of the two alternate filter bands, while the two top outputs are the (identical) mix of all filter bands. Please note that there is no sharp separation between the bands, moving any frequency knob will have an influence on both COMB outputs. This equalizer is special in that the bands can be set to be resonant: when the knobs are in the middle position, the response at the main EQ Output is flat. When the knobs are positioned between the 9 and 3 o'clock position, up to 12 db of boost or cut is set at the band. If the knob is set beyond the 3 o'clock position, the band will become resonant, simulating the natural resonance of acoustic instrument formant structures. Below the 9 o'clock position, increased band rejection is achieved.
The Random*Source version of the filter is a licensed and authorized adaption of the legendary Serge equalizer for Eurorack. It adds an input mixer with 2 inputs that can be built/used to attenuate or amplify/distort the input signal(s) before they are sent into the EQ and a Feedback section (knob and phase switch) which allows to feed back the output signal or the inverted output signal (depending on the Phase switch). Adding inverted feedback leads to phase cancellation effects - unlike the "normal" feedback, level decreases and the signal thins out.
Now - licenced by Serge - the legendary EQ is available as DIY kit for Eurorack.
Some details of the Random*Source Serge Resonant EQ module kit:
The Random*Source Kit contains:
Price: Res EQ kit: € 78 - LOW STOCK! -
The Serge Smooth & Stepped Generator (SSG) is a complex multi-functional module which can be patch programmed to provide various slew and sample functions both for audio and CV signals. It is one of the essential Serge modules.
The Smooth section will place a positive and negative slew on input voltage transitions for lag effects, voltage controlled portamento and for low frequency filter applications." In Cycle-mode (cycle jack patched to the input), the Smooth side "will oscillate yielding a voltage controlled triangle wave LFO. A high level into the HOLD input will enable the Smooth Function to be used as a track-and-hold circuit with voltage controlled slew rate.
The Stepped function can be used as a sample-and-hold with voltage controlled slew rate limiting. In Cycle mode, a pulse applied to the Sample input will generate complex staircase waveforms for control voltage applications and for use as audio signals.
The Coupler is an internal comparator which compares the output levels of the Smooth and the Stepped Generators. This output is useful for generating complex control voltages or random voltages.
The Random*Source version of the Smooth & Stepped Generator for Euro is a licensed and authorized adaption of the original Serge design that provides an increased audio range of the Smooth Generator and a bipolar ("hot") Coupler output in addition to the regular (unipolar) Coupler output.
Now - for the first time ever and licenced by Serge - the SSG is available as DIY (SMT) kit for Euro.
Some details of the Random*Source Serge SSG module kit:
The Random*Source Kit contains:
Price: SSG SMT kit: € 180 - BACK IN STOCK -
SSG built module: - available


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The Great Houses of Cayetana, Duchess of Alba.
El Viso, 2012. Profusely illustrated in color. 221 pages, 4to, scarlet cloth, d.w. N.p.: Fundacion Casa de Alba, (2012). Small bump at head, still near fine. More
El Viso, 2012. Profusely illustrated in color. 221 pages, 4to, scarlet cloth, d.w. N.p.: Fundacion Casa de Alba, (2012). Small bump at head, still near fine. More
London: Bles. Many photo illustrations. Small folio, blue cloth. London: Geoffrey Bles, n.d. [1930]. Presentation copy, 1930, to Mr & Mrs Woods Bliss, with the Dumbarton Oaks bookplates of both Mildred and Robert Woods Bliss. More
New York: Barron's, 1977. Numerous illustrations, mny in color. 106pp. Small thin oblong 4to, black cloth, d.w. New York: Barron's, (1977). First American edition. A fine copy in very good(+) dust wrapper. More
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Winterthur: 1989. 392 pages. thick 4to, red cloth lettered in gilt. Winterthur, DE: Winterthur Museum, 1989. Fine. More
Paris: Baranger. Hundreds of mounted black & white illustrations. Short thick 4to, 1/2 burgundy leather, marbled boards (ex. lib. stamp on title). Paris: Baranger, n.d. ca., 1890. Very good (+). Mille reproductions documentaires Armoirs, Bahuts, Cabinets, Cadres, Coffres, Commodes, Consoles, Credences, Sieges, Tables, etc. More
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London: Goupil, 1904. Many illustrations, rubricated title, 302pp. folio, green cloth. London: Goupil & Co., 1904. Very good. A collection, chiefly of paintings, particularly strong in the 18th century French masters, but with representatives of English, Flemish and Italian schools, furniture, porcelain, and sculpture. More
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Michigan: 1889. Ink drawing on paper. Sheet measures 7 5/8" x 8 3/4". This original ink sketch by Harry Beard depicts a set of furniture in the collection of his brother, Daniel C. Beard. Beard has drawn a table, chair and chest-desk made around the turn of the 19th century. He notes on the drawing that the chest-desk was made of "aromatic wood" on Long Island. This original drawing is in very condition with some wear to the paper. William... More
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Milan: Malavasi, 1994. Illustrated with 38 full-page color plates and 300 b/w well-printed reproductions. 224 pages with text in Italian. Slim 4to, gilt-lettered brown cloth, d.w. Milan: Malavasi, 1994. Limited first edition - number 596 of 1000 copies. A fine copy in a near fine dust wrapper. A Scarce study of one of the most prestigious 'workshops' of the Neoclassical period. The works are divided into five sections: The early furniture; the "New Style"; the "Courtly Period"; Giuseppe Maggiolini; and... More
Tokyo: Kodansha, 1979. Translated by Katherine Watson. Profusely illustrated with 257 images, many full-page, 50 in color. 199 pages. Square 4to, green cloth. Tokyo: Kodansha, (1979). First edition. A near fine copy, lacking the dust wrapper. Based on rare pieces that can be accurately dated, on excavations, and on depictions of furniture in the paintings of Chinese masters. Includes lacquered and enameled furniture & porcelain furnishings. More
Numeorus photographic illustrations by Bharath Ramamrutham. 4to, blue cloth, d.w. (San Francisco): Soma, (1999). A fine copy in a fine dust jacket. More
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