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Prayers and Condolences for the Kursk
- By Unknown
- Aug. 24 2000 00:00
As-Salaamo Alleichum - May the Peace of God be upon you,
We have been closely following the story of the Kursk tragedy via Moscow Times and other media. Our hopes and prayers have been with the sailors aboard the Kursk, and with their relatives and loved ones in this sorrowful period. We wish to offer our deep condolences to all the families and beloved friends of those brave sailors whose lives have been lost in this terrible tragedy.
August 23, 2000
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Click here to read our Special Report on the Kursk Tragedy.
In Islam it is taught, that the dangers of travel in the seas are a reminder of Gods' power over all of our lives. When faced with wind and wave at sea, we remember our limited strength in the face of the elements, and we are inclined to call upon God for help. When we are ashore, we are equally liable to illness, accident, or disaster. Ashore, we merely think ourselves to be safe; and we forget our constant dependence on Gods' Graces and Favor. Because God uses the forces of the sea to remind all mankind of the Divine Power, there is a tradition that those whose lives are lost at sea are the equivalent of martyrs, and that they are forgiven all their sins, and specially rewarded in the life hereafter.
We pray that God Almighty will have mercy upon the souls of all the men of the Kursk; forgive them their mistakes in this life; reward them greatly for their every good deed, whether accomplished or merely intended; and we pray that God will admit them to paradise, and grant them there a happiness which will erase every memory of any suffering. And we pray that God will send peace to the hearts of those bereaved by this sad accident, and ease their grief by increasing their faith: that although bodies may die, the souls of their beloveds await them in the next life. And may God have mercy upon all humankind.
As-Salaamo Alleichum, wa Rahmatullah wa Barakata Hu - May the Peace of God be upon you, and His Mercy, and His Blessings.
Imam Rashid Patch San Francisco, California
From this far away land, Argentina, I want to send my sympathy to the Russian people, mainly to those parents, wives, children and sisters and brothers. I can imagine how much they might have been suffering and how much they are suffering now because here, so far away, we have also been anxious and very sad, praying for a better end to this story. This means that peoples, we, feel all brothers and sisters and belonging to the same and only race: the human one. Don't allow history and governments kill these feelings.
Maria Elena Rey
One hundred eighteen dead -- the latest instance of Russia's turn to Western values.
Now there will be much talk about spending priorities of the Russian government. Away from the special interests and back to basics. But, meanwhile, the give-away of Russian industry to special interests goes on. This is called 'privatization' and capitalism. It is supposed to be good for the people. Was it good for the sailors of the Kursk? No. Do any of the common men and women of Russia own the International Monetary Fund? No. Wall Street does, however. In matter of fact, Wall Street is building a bigger navy while Russian sailors lie dead on the bottom of the sea.
Let me suggest that Putin and his government be paid by the American Central Intelligence Agency to be traitors to Russia. Putin and his government are doing such a fine job of drowning Russian soldiers, that they should be paid by the CIA, if they are not. Or perhaps they are just prostitutes for the Russian Mafia, who no longer get money from loyal soldiers who are not paid money.
No wonder the average Russian man and woman are bitter at their government for the tragedy of the Kursk. And I can hear the peals of laughter coming from the back rooms of Wall Street. Perhaps its solution will be to 'privatize' the Russian Navy!
J. E. Gilman
To the families and friends of the Russian submarine KURSK.
May you, in your moments of sorrow, gain strength from the thought that your men where among the finest brotherhood of sailors. There is a very strong bond between fellow submarine sailors, and we alone can really understand the true makeup of a man who sets to sea in such a vessel. To say they are courageous, heroic, highly intelligent, are all just mere words when one considers the environment that these men voluntarily choose for their vocation. These men are outstanding individuals, and unfortunately have paid the supreme price for following their hearts. May you rest at ease and have trouble no more.. Sailors, rest your oars...
Mark S. Carrig Ex STS-2/SS United States Submarine Service
Well, what I want to say may be it is not very satiable for the Russian government, but at the last I couldn't stand it at all.
I'm foreign, a student in Russia and I finished my study this year (exactly before 2 weeks a go), I'm preparing to continue my study in the USA after 2 months (I have an interview with the consul in the 1st of September).
I know that it is not my business to talk about what happened with the submarine Kursk or what is my opinion in this case, may be I'm not expert in these cases but really I have so many opinion and many questions to the government of Russia.
In my opinion it wasn't only a chance to save the crew (or many of them), but it was so many chances that they can save them.
I can't image that they couldn't save the crew in deep 108M in my opinion it is not hard for the Russian rescue team even if they are not a professionals, and what is so strange that they didn't ask any help only when it was so late.
I believe that before Aug. 16 or 17 some sailors or many of them were alive, and let's say that even until now I believe that some sailors are still alive (of course the Russian government are thinking that all of them were killed by Aug. 14 or 15 AND AFTER THIS DATE).
Why the government didn't save the crew as soon as possible?
Keeping or removing their secrets FROM THE SUBMARINE before the foreign rescue team will come? Or it is the Russian conceit that no one on the earth can break it? The main question is why they didn't allow TV channels to be on the place of the disaster except one (RTR)?
May be I don't have the right to ask all these questions, but please think with me a little.
Is that right? The human in third place! (After keeping secrets about atomic reactors and military techniques!)
I think and it is my opinion in the same time that is only to think about the crew at first, how to save them, how to make a contact with them, how to think the right decision to save the crew. They knew that it is impossible to save the crew from the first or the second day, so why they didn't ask any help from the United States or Britain?
The TV channel RTR didn't show every thing that the others did, so why do they have right to be there?
Something else I can't get, they need a big money to pay for all relatives of the crew but they don't have this big money as I think, why the rich people (for example like Alla Pugachyova and the rest) can't give some money? ?? ?????, ??? ??? Why the government couldn't ask the New Russians for money? Or they don't have the right to do? But is keeping secrets and keeping the crew down in the cold water the right thing?
I knew that only some poor people and who felt so sad about what happened gave the money, and me too I'll send some money them but I don't think it is enough for all of them.
Sorry if I made you wasting your time with my opinions and my questions but I hope that you can understand me at least. I lived here about 8 years.
I felt that I'm human and I could talk about what I want only in Russia. In our country we couldn't talk about politics or any situations happened before, because it is very simple we don't have the right to talk.
I can't tell you every thing but if you are interesting to know any thing please make your self-free and send e-mail about your interests or questions.
Bye and take care.
Yours faithfully:
Up to the very last, I hoped that a rescue of the crew could be made.
My sadness when the Norwegian divers found that the vessel was flooded is almost beyond ability to express. All my thoughts and prayers are with the families and friends of the all men who have been lost, and my heart goes out to all in Russia and the world who are touched in any way by this tragedy.
Any premature loss of life is a terrible thing. I think these deaths are especially tragic when one considers the fact that perhaps something more could have been done if help had been asked for earlier. Perhaps an international rescue may have met with partial success ?
This awful tragedy brings into sharp focus one of the fundamental issues facing our civilization. Until our absolute priority becomes the preservation and improvement of life for all, how can we really say that we are progressing in any way at all ? We have wasted half a century in pointless arms proliferation and military posturing - how many more lives will be lost needlessly before we learn ?
Andrew Walmsley
United Kingdom
As a past member of the United States submarine community my heart broke when I heard of the Kursk's tragedy. Now we have passed from tragedy to peace. The peace of men that have left our waters for heaven. We grieve for our Russian comrades.
Victor Acosta
New York City, New York
To the Russian People in Their Time of Grief:
Every day during the past awful week, I have spoken to many people here in Boston who have shared, hour by long hour, the Russian people's sense of agony over the sad fate of the young men on the Kursk.
So many of us here love Russia and its people--you have given us and the rest of the world so much of your beautiful life-giving culture, masterpieces of literature and music and art, that we cannot remain unmoved when such tragic deaths tear into your hearts.
I hope it will be possible for you to come to some understanding of the meaning of these terrible days. You have, all of you, survived a whole century of unparalleled terror and mourning. You have been so heroic. And now you must call upon that heroism to face the dreadful results of your horrible past: frightened and incompetent leaders who are themselves struggling to adjust to new ways of responding to human suffering.
I hope, too, that in the end you will find it in your hearts to forgive these leaders, who have so little experience with openness and democracy and simple compassion. They need time, so much time, and it may seem like too much time, to learn how to respond without fear and self-concern to the crying needs of the Russian people.
To the families and the friends of your young heroes, comes one American's hope that your grief will abate in the years to come, and that you may come to see that these painful deaths have not been in vain, but rather have served to waken all of Russia to the need for a responsible, responsive, and open community that will once more bring to you all the notion that some sacrifices happen for a reason, and that you yourselves can create this reason by bending all your great talents to the creation of a new Russia that will be a glory to the whole world.
Sincerely and with my Deepest Sympathy,
Allan J. Curran
Boston, Massachusetts
From all of us here at The Boeing Company
Edmund T. Allen Memorial Wind Tunnel in Seattle, Washington.
May we offer our prayers, and deepest condolences to the loved ones, families, and friends of those outstandingly gifted young men that so tragically lost their lives.
My only hope is that all peoples of our nations and throughout the world...learn something of value from this deplorable chain of events, and in doing so, these wonderful men, may not have died in vain. When will we ever learn?
Don Shultz
Seattle, Washington
I wish to add my own message to those that have already sent messages to the Family and Friends of the men who died on the Kursk.
I was married to a Royal Navy Submariner, and have lived the life of a service wife. My heart is breaking for the friends and family who these men have left behind.
Myself and other wives here have followed the story closely, and I wish to extend my deepest and most heartfelt sympathy to the families. We are all service families, wherever in the world we live. Although we cannot be with you in body, our spirits are with you, and so are our thoughts. There are friends for you, people you have never met, and maybe never will, but we are thinking of you, and praying for you.
I have been to Russia, and have seen that the Russian are just as we are They want a good life and Happy ness just as we do, I want to let the Russian families, who have lost a loved one on the Kursk that many Americans are grieving for your loss. With the deepest sympathy, I pray the Lord will help the Russian families and the Russian people, to over come their loss in time. It is a sad time for all of us.
Karl F. Reinbold
Palm City, Florida
Our thoughts are with the family members and friends of those brave men who lost their lives on the Kursk. This is a very difficult time, and we hope the Russian people can eventually find peace and recover from this terrible and tragic loss. Please know that although we cannot feel the pain you feel right now, we are deeply saddened by this event and the loss of your loved ones.
Valerie & Stasa Kovacevic
Washington, D.C. (& Serbia)
Please pass my condolences along to the families and fellow countrymen of the Kursk. My heart and prayers and tears go out to these people. I just returned from 2 1/2 weeks in Russia (my first trip) but certainly not my last. I found the PEOPLE to be friendly, warm, proud, giving and funny. They love to tell jokes. The PEOPLE were totally different from the impressions that our government gave us while growing up during the Cold War. Please let them know somehow that there are Americans that care very deeply about them. We should not allow our governments and our media to shadow our quest to learn, understand and care about each other. I'm really sorry that this has happened to the families of the Kursk.
I know that you have seen a lot of these but here goes.
I would like to add my voice to all those others in expressing my sorrow at the loss of the 118 lives aboard the Kursk. My wife was born in Kursk and I remember the kindness when we visited the city in the summer.
To the families I would like to say this. You will never forget your grief and the loved ones you have lost, everyone is trying to blame everyone else, but pray that some good does come from this tragedy.
Alister and Elena Greenway
As we rightfully mourn the 118 lost on the Kursk submarine, we should take time to reflect upon our feelings in relation to the current posture of our nations. No politician prompted the outpouring of concern across the globe for 118 Russian sailors trapped in a condition that evokes the most human of fears, and the resulting human compassion.
My first visit to Moscow brought out an eerie feeling as I realized that I was now the target of thousands of American nuclear missiles. My return to America was no more settling, as I recalled those friends my missiles still targeted.
The high level incompetence in this incident is universal. Why was my president more concerned with his legacy speech than with earnest dispatch of American assistance? We already know that Russian pride stands in the way of Russian progress, but a true American leader can offer help in a nonoffensive manner that could have been readily accepted by Russia. Russian incompetence in this matter is well-known and well-publicized and need not be recited here. Other nations stood in the sidelines with their hands in their pockets when they could have and should have helped.
This incompetence persists in another arena as well. I am no peacenik. I believe strongly in a strong American defense. But, if we are ready to mourn with Russia over the loss of 118 men, certainly we are ready to move toward a more personable and friendly relationship.
If our feelings of sympathy are so great, couldn't we do more for Russia? Russian pride is often born of Russian humiliation. Now is the time for the West to make the first move of outreach. If not at the highest levels, then perhaps such an incident as the Kursk sinking can spark a populist movement. Real leadership is what was needed most, and true leadership is what is truly lacking across the globe.
Chris Laurence
Thousand Oaks
Hello. I'm not sure whom I should address this letter to but I felt the need to write to somebody to express my feelings about the tragedy of the Kursk. There are times when I have to say that I'm at a loss - that I don't know what to say. Words can't convey to you what I feel inside. Silently, I send your people compassion and understanding. It's not the words that are communicated, it's the intention - the attitude of caring.
My name is Rod Parr and I am a writer based in Adelaide, Australia. I am writing a book about survivors of war, my research for this work has been extensive and much has yet to be done prior to completion. I have contacted war-affected people worldwide inviting them to reveal how their experience of war changed or influenced their own, and their families' lives.
It is a fact that a nation's memories are drawn to those who died in service - as is the case with the submariners who perished aboard the Kursk. For them the struggle is over - but for many veterans and casualties of war the struggle for living is sometimes harder, the inner conflict continues. I'm sure that it is like this for many Russian veterans and their families, particularly for those who have lost sons in Chechyna, or are serving there.
I feel a deep sense of sorrow for the ordinary people of Russia today - they have endured so much over the years, in one way or another. I feel my book would not be complete without stories from Russians who have shown such stoicism and valor throughout history.
Is there some way that you can assist me to gain these stories? I realize that language is something of a impediment, but I'm sure that can be overcome.
Thank you for any help in this regard.
Rod Parr
I just wanted to say how sorry I and all Americans feel about the Kursk disaster. It's too bad we have to spend so much time and money on defense; if we spent more energy on working together, both our nations would benefit and the boys of the Kursk might be alive today.
Charles Dillard
Please relay the following to the Family of the Men of the Kursk.
"Prayer is the contemplation of the facts of life from the highest point of view." — Ralph Waldo Emerson
My deepest condolences to all.
Sincerely, and in prayer,
I have followed this most terrible event since the beginning and prayed for the men to be recovered. Words cannot describe the hope that all the world had for a safe recovery, but it was not to be.
I screamed to the heavens for their safety and waited each day for some good news as most Americans did. What must the sailors still serving on submarines be thinking? Will anyone ask them?
My heart goes out to all the families of the brave submariners and I pray that God will sustain them in their grief.
There is a port of no return, where ships may ride at anchor for a little space.
And then some starless night the cable slips leaving an eddy at the mooring place.
Gulls veer no longer, sailor rest your oar.
No tangled wreckage shall be washed ashore.
— Leslie Nelson Jennings, "Lost Harbor."
In deepest sympathy
Douglas M. LaRock (EX) IC1 (SS)
U.S. Navy
USS Ethan Allen SSBN 608
USS Sea Owl SS405
USS Tecumseh SSBN 628
USS Volador SS405
I have been just one of many millions of people around the world watching the tragic events of the last week or so unfold, and held my breath in anticipation of a positive breakthrough for the men on board the Kursk, and their families. I have despaired, along with all Russians, at the delay at seeking international help. I fear, though, that even an immediate response may have still been too late.
In difficult times, and especially tragic times, there should be no "us & them" ... there should only be "us", one humanity who regardless of political or religious differences, geographic differences, seek to hold out a helping hand whenever possible. Indeed, this should always be the way. In some ways, as the days went on, I hoped that both your government, and those of western nations, would, through this tragedy, be able to reach out to each other in such a way that old wounds may at last have a hope of healing.
The ability to put old hurts and fears behind you and accept genuine assistance when it's offered, and the ability to likewise put those fears behind you and offer help, is something each individual grapples with at some point in their life, at some level.
My thoughts, and I'm sure the thoughts of all Australians, are with the Russian people, and particularly the families of the Kursk's crew members. We see your faces on our media, and we feel your pain.
I think of you. I wish I could do more.
Carol Duncan
To the families of the Kursk, and the people of Russia, I have followed with deep sorrow the loss of the Kursk, and my thoughts are with the wives, mothers, fathers and children, who are suffering a level of pain I cannot even imagine. The images of grieving families are hauntingly evocative of so many tragedies and sacrifices endured by the Russian people in the previous century. I feel much sadness that the new millennium has already brought new grief to a people who have already faced so much adversity. It will be of little comfort to the families, but their sorrow is felt, in some measure, across the world community.
Steven Hendrickson
My thoughts and prayers are with the families of those brave young men who lost theirs lives on the Kursk.
I expect all of us can learn more about how to prevent against this kind of accidents. This is the price we will pay for this tragedy.
God Bless you
Elias Mansur Neto
Belo Horizonte MG
It is with the deepest sorrow that I extend my condolences to the families of the men on the Kursk Submarine. I can only hope that with prayers and time that the deep wounds of loss may heal.
Melissa L. Lawrence
Kansas, USA
I would like to join millions of other Americans in expressing our sorrow and condolences for the Kursk tragedy. We have followed the events closely every day. Everyone I know thinks only how they would feel if it was their loved one lost in such a tragic accident. Our thoughts are with you.
Robert Sullivan
Dear Russian friends!
My heart goes out for the souls of the officers and crew of the Kursk.
May God grant peace to the Kursk families.
Dale Ara Nielsen Baronian (American Armenian-Danish)
Bakersfield, California
As a long-time student of Russian history, I followed the news of the Kursk with a feeling that I was watching a tragedy involving my own people in America. I know we offered assistance, and I know from my study of the Russian people, that if the tables had been turned, the same offer would have come from you.
Please accept my sympathies as an American citizen and admirer of the Russian people for your immeasurable loss. Tomorrow, on your day of morning, my staff and I stop our work for 118 seconds in memory of the brave sailors still on board the Kursk.
Phyllis A. Duncan
Alexandria, Virginia
I find it absolutely appalling that the Russian Government Officials did not accept the aid that was offered by other countries to possibly rescue the trapped the Russian submariners. What a waste of life. Why did the Admiralty not even admit to a problem initially???? Why would it not accept assistance from other nations?? Absolutely unbelievable!!!
I am so sorry that this tragedy has occurred. Please know many Americans have been crying over this sad event. May one day we all live in peace with each other, respecting our differences and sharing our hearts. I am sorry this has happened, may our countries become closer because of it.
God bless you all
Clarence-jon Heisler
Santa Monica, California
The Prayers of myself and my family go out to the sailors, May Jesus embrace them and hold them in his heart, ease their pain, and may he ease the pain of their loved ones until they can be reunited in the afterlife.
Steve Gordon
Stoughton, Massachusetts


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sunken surfaces. The above applies to all sorts of plaster work,
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the frieze of which is painted in tempera. Four illustrations,
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(page 121), as also that in the drawing-room of the same house
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I had a good day at knitting including selling the green and pink shawl I've been knitting. Got some food shopping done, bought some awesome new false nails and pink hair dye, and had a surprise visit from friends after dinner. But my neck and upper back won't relax and I've had a headache developing for the last three days. It's not very strong but it's persistent and distracting. There will be graphing and calculating tomorrow to make it work
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Heard an old favourite while shopping today and I fancy something uplifting tonight. I really enjoy singing along to Des'ree. India Arie is very similar I think. Uncomplicated music with positive, melodic vocals. This song in particular was a positive for me during my teens when I felt most isolated from my peer group and alien in the world around me. It's about the same time that I decided I was who I am and that I wasn't going to change. But more than that, I refused to be told that who I was and how I felt was wrong. It's not that simple in the moment to moment but it's a desire, and a determination at my core. And when it comes to my precarious grip on my mental health, this is desperately important. It's hard enough working through that mental mine field without also having to negotiate the lies we tell ourselves.
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Paul Encourages the Thessalonians (1 Thessalonians 5:12-28)
Andrew Love, 26th May 2019
Preached at Sunday Morning service
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1 Thessalonians 5:12-28
12And we beseech you, brethren, to know them which labour among you, and are over you in the Lord, and admonish you; 13And to esteem them very highly in love for their work's sake. And be at peace among yourselves. 14Now we exhort you, brethren, warn them that are unruly, comfort the feebleminded, support the weak, be patient toward all men. 15See that none render evil for evil unto any man; but ever follow that which is good, both among yourselves, and to all men. 16Rejoice evermore. 17Pray without ceasing. 18In every thing give thanks: for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus concerning you. 19Quench not the Spirit. 20Despise not prophesyings. 21Prove all things; hold fast that which is good. 22Abstain from all appearance of evil. 23And the very God of peace sanctify you wholly; and I pray God your whole spirit and soul and body be preserved blameless unto the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ. 24Faithful is he that calleth you, who also will do it. 25Brethren, pray for us. 26Greet all the brethren with an holy kiss. 27I charge you by the Lord that this epistle be read unto all the holy brethren. 28The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you. Amen. (KJV)


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You are cordially invited to attend the Paul Blanco's Good Car Company in Sacramento's 5 year Celebration and Name Change Ribbon Cutting Ceremony! Along with this celebration we will also be introducing an exciting new group of services, The Paul Blanco's IFE Insurance Agency, Credit Health and Quick DMV Services.
This event will be held at Paul Blanco's initial location,2200 Fulton Avenue on Thursday, April 18 from 5:30 pm-8:00 pm. With the actual Ribbon Cutting Ceremony taking place at 6:30 pm. Partnering with us on this event is the "My Sister's House" charity and the Sacramento Metro Chanber. Both Paul and Putu Blanco, Paul's partner in life and business, have been avid supporters of this important Sacramento cause. In addition Paul Blanco's Good Car Company is a Sponsor of their annual "Fun Run" and has been for years.
Paul Blanco is of course an iconic name in the Sacramento community. Having been an Auto Dealer Principal for the past 13 years. Both he and Putu as previously mentioned have been pillars of the city's philanthropist activities as well. The Paul Blanco's Good Car Company on Fulton Avenue was Paul and Putu's first joint venture as co-owners of an Independent Used Car Dealership. And what a resounding success story it has been. Retailing over 2200 vehicles in 2012 alone.
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This event will be catered by Sushi Cafe and Vicki's Authentic Mexican Food. There will also be door prizes awarded including a 46″ Flat Screen television, tickets to the "My Sister's House" Gala Dinner, plus a fun romp through a money machine where you can grab and keep all the cash your hands can hold.
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Pas votre location ordinaire en bord de mer, 1600 pieds carrés de luxe
- Logement En Copropriété149 m²
- personnes: 8
- Chambres: 3
- Salle(s) de bain: 3
- Séjour minimum: 4–7 Nuitées
Condo, 3 chambres + lit convertible (s), 3 bains, (8 personnes)
Propriétaire particulier
- Langues:
- anglais
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- Satellite ou câble
- Laveuse et sécheuse
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- Familles acceptées
- Internet
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- Piscine
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- Salle(s) de bain: 3
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Type de destination
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- Propriété donnant sur l'océan
Autres commodités
- Climatisation
- Chauffage
- Literie fournie
- Laveuse
- Sécheuse
- Stationnement
- Internet
- Serviettes fournies
- Internet sans fil
- Planche et fer à repasser
- ascenseur
- Lave-vaisselle
- Réfrigérateur
- Cuisinière
- Four
- Micro-ondes
- Cafetière
- Grille-pain
- Machine à glaçons
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Salle à manger
- Aire de repas
- Téléviseur
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- Lecteur DVD
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- Jeux vidéo
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Enfants admis
Animaux de compagnie interdits
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Taux d'occupation maximal : 8
Âge minimal du locataire principal : 25
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Les réservations annulées ne seront pas remboursées.
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We had to wash the dishes before we could use them. The light bulbs were out so you need not have much light. The place was not clean.
I am so sorry you did not feel the unit was everything you had hoped for. I was not aware that there were any light bulbs out or that you had a problem with any dirty dishes. I wish you had let me know as my cleaning company would have immediately sent someone over to take care of that for you. I want your stay to be incredible and work very hard to create an environment that creates great memories for you and your family. Admittedly there may be times when our cleaning company misses something or a previous renter puts something away that has not been adequately cleaned, and when that happens it is always helpful to be able to address it with our cleaners so they have an opportunity to make it right. I know when I touched base with you a couple of times during your stay, you did not mention either of those items and indicated how great the unit was.
I will certainly address this with my cleaning crew to ensure future guests do not experience the same issue. Thank you for the feedback.
Great Vacation!
We had a great week! The condo was wonderful. Plenty of room for everyone to have their own space, super clean and amazing views. The condo offered everything we needed for the perfect stay. The furniture both inside and on the balcony were amazing. Doug was great to work with too! Thank you for a wonderful place to stay. I would highly recommend!
June 22 stay
We had a wonderful week. The only suggestion I have would be to have more washcloths. We had to go buy some to have enough for the guests.
I am so glad you enjoyed your stay at our home. I wish you had notified me about the washcloths as I would have been happy to have our cleaning service drop more by. Every bathroom is supposed to have 2, if that was not the case I do apologize for the mixup. This is the first review in 10 years that I did not receive a 5 star. I am sorry I was not able to exceed your expectations.
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We have stayed at OOP several times and we really like it. This was our first stay at this particular condo. The condo was nice and clean and had all the amenities needed for an enjoyable week! Doug even texted to let us know it was ready for us to check in which was very thoughtful. A great week at the beach!


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Walther v. Florida Tile, Inc., 060619 FED6, 18-3747
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|JAMES WALTHER, Plaintiff-Appellee, v. FLORIDA TILE, INC., Defendant-Appellant.
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|BEFORE: CLAY and STRANCH, Circuit Judges; PEARSON, District Judge.
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|June 06, 2019
|United States Courts of Appeals, Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
BEFORE: CLAY and STRANCH, Circuit Judges; PEARSON, District Judge. [*]
Defendant Florida Tile, Inc. argues the district court abused its discretion by granting Plaintiff James Walther's motion to voluntarily dismiss pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 41(a)(2) without prejudice and without imposing any conditions on the dismissal. For the reasons below, we
AFFIRM the district court's order.
Florida Tile employed Walther for nearly 26 years, from 1991 until his termination on April 7, 2017. Two months prior to his termination, Walther's supervisor, Jason Tackett, called him into a meeting. Walther secretly recorded the conversation. Walther claims that, during the meeting, Tackett presented him with a Hobson's choice: resign now, so that Florida Tile would not have to pay Walther unemployment benefits, or face a pretextual termination. Florida Tile disputes the veracity of Walther's recounting of the meeting and claims Walther altered the recording.
When Walther reported his meeting with Tackett to Florida Tile's Human Resources Department, he did not disclose to Human Resources that he had recorded the conversation. A month later, Walther reported the incident to the Montgomery County Sheriff's Department and the Miami Township Police Department. Again, he did not disclose that he had recorded the conversation.
Florida Tile terminated Walther from employment two months after his meeting with Tackett. Florida Tile claims Walther was terminated due to "ongoing poor sales, poor job performance, and failure to meet expectations in his performance improvement plan." (Appellant's Brief at 3).
Walther filed suit in the Montgomery County, Ohio Court of Common Pleas, claiming retaliatory discharge from employment in violation of Ohio Rev. Code § 4113.52. Walther alleged entitlement to multiple remedies, including compensatory damages, consequential damages, punitive damages, and attorneys' fees and costs.
Following removal to federal court, Walther filed a Motion for Temporary Restraining Order and Preliminary Injunction against Florida Tile. Walther claimed Tackett called Walther's new employer approximately one month after Walther filed his complaint in state court, and attempted to call Walther's prospective employers on at least four other occasions. He accordingly requested an order requiring Florida Tile to refrain from interfering with Walther's employment. The district court, finding that Walther failed to show a likelihood of irreparable harm in the absence of an injunction, denied the motion for temporary restraining order and vacated the hearing on the motion for preliminary injunction.
After a failed attempt at mediation, the parties agreed to suspend discovery while continuing to engage in settlement discussions. The parties had engaged in limited discovery prior to mediation.1
Two weeks after the unsuccessful mediation, Walther provided Florida Tile with a proposed amended complaint containing new causes of action and requested Florida Tile's consent for leave to file the amended complaint. Florida Tile refused.
The following week, Florida Tile produced Tackett's personnel file and Walther produced his police report. Walther alleges that, upon reviewing Tackett's personnel file, Walther ascertained the need to add Tackett as a defendant and to add new claims. Because Tackett was a citizen of Ohio, joining him as a defendant would have destroyed diversity of citizenship. See Strawbridge v. Curtiss, 7 U.S. (3 Cranch) 267, 267 (1806).
Two days later, Walther requested that Florida Tile stipulate to Walther's voluntary dismissal of his claims without prejudice. Florida Tile refused.
Within five days, however, Florida Tile submitted to Walther an Offer of Judgment under Fed.R.Civ.P. 68, offering reinstatement, $105, 000 in back pay plus interest, and attorneys' fees and costs up to the date of the offer. Walther rejected the offer and claims to have done so because it precluded him from pursuing additional claims against Florida Tile and Tackett, and Walther did not want to be reinstated as a Florida Tile employee.
The following week, but five months after the time to do so had passed, Florida Tile filed a Motion for Partial Judgment on the Pleadings under Fed. R. Civ. P 12(c), arguing Ohio Rev. Code § 4113.52 did not permit Walther to collect for compensatory damages, emotional distress damages, consequential damages, punitive damages, or any other monetary damages other than back wages or fringe benefits as referenced by the statute. Florida Tile also filed a motion requesting "retroactive approval of leave for Defendant's April 13, 2018 filing of its Motion for Partial Judgment on the Pleadings." (R.35, Florida Tile's Motion for Instanter Leave to File 12(c) Motion, PageID # 311).
A week later, Walther filed motions to voluntarily dismiss without prejudice and stay Florida Tile's partial motion to dismiss. Soon thereafter, Walther filed a second motion to stay.
In support of his motion to voluntarily dismiss without prejudice, Walther argued dismissal without prejudice was proper because the factors set forth in Grover by Grover v. Eli Lilly & Co., 33 F.3d 716, 718 (6th Cir. 1994) support dismissal under Fed.R.Civ.P. 41(a)(2). In opposition, Florida Tile argued Walther was not entitled to dismissal without prejudice because Walther had not acted diligently in litigating the case, no good reason existed to warrant dismissal without prejudice, Walther was attempting to "wipe the slate clean and start all over" to avoid an adverse result, and substantial discovery had taken place. (R.33, Opposition to Walther's Motion to Voluntarily Dismiss, PageID # 261). In the alternative, Florida Tile argued Walther should be required to pay Florida Tile attorneys' fees and costs not directly reusable in subsequent litigation and return Florida Tile's confidential documents as conditions of dismissal without prejudice.
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The most impressive thing about the Uber trip from the Midwest to Southern California wasn't that the truck drove itself the 344 miles across Arizona. It was what happened when two men named Larry and Mark met at the western edge of the Copper State. Larry, the trained safety driver, had spent the autonomous voyage watching over his robot. Mark was freshly arrived from Los Angeles in a conventional truck.
Each unhitched their trailer and hooked up to the other's. Mark drove his new pile of cargo to its final destination. Larry headed back east, flipping his semi into autonomous mode.
This recent meet and greet, which Uber described today, marks the ride-hailing giant's latest step into the world of long-haul trucking: a step that depended not just on self-driving tech, but on the logistical firepower to make it work for real.
Uber has been talking about trucks since it acquired Anthony Levandowski's self-driving big-rig startup, Otto, in 2016. (Between Levandowksi's role at the center of Uber's bruising legal fight with Waymo and a trademark lawsuit, Uber dropped the Otto name last year.) And it's far from the only company trying to teach robots to drive semis: Volvo, Daimler, Waymo, Tesla, and several startups have declared similar intentions.
That's because trucking is, as they say in the Valley, ripe for disruption: Americans are shipping more and more stuff. There aren't nearly enough drivers to move it all, and the shortage will only get worse over time as Amazon continues to disrupt (there's that word again) traditional retail stores. And while it's hard to get vehicles to drive themselves in complex cities, the trucker's domain—the freeway—is easy to master. Just stay in your lane and brake before you hit the guy in front of you.
The question is not, then, can the technology work, nor is it whether people will pay for it. It's what happens when the truck leaves the highway and must negotiate intersections, avoid squashing pedestrians, and navigate through industrial yards. The consensus among the companies trying to take trucking robo is that all that stuff is simply too hard. So they have cooked up a few workarounds.
One startup, Starsky, wants to separate vehicle and human: People in call centers would remotely operate the trucks on surface streets. Uber is going with what we call the bar pilot model. A human in a regular truck picks up the shipment, takes it to a transfer hub next to the highway, and passes it over to the autonomous truck. The robot (with a licensed driver behind the wheel, for now) does the simple highway cruising. When the truck eventually exits, the handoff runs in reverse, and another human takes control for last few miles—like the bar pilots who lead ginormous container ships into and out of port. Someday, Uber's transfer hubs could be dedicated facilities with their own on- and off-ramps. For now, its trucking team is using weigh stations off Interstate 40 in Topock and Sanders, Arizona, at either end of the state.
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Ryan Conley writes:
Dr. Damage answers explicity:
I have to get this out of the way first: Just how old is that computer? Have you seen the prices on new 300MHz PCs? Maybe you're not exactly made of money, but the effort one must put into an ancient PC isn't always worth it. If 'time' = 'money' and 'PC' = 'too old for a 2.5GB drive,' 'time' and 'money' may be intersecting at your local PC retailer.
That said, this set of questions is, in many ways, an RTFM thing. You will need to go to Seagate's web site and check out the docs for their drive overlay program. I'm not sure how much the overlay software will degrade performace, but systems old enough to need it generally lack bus mastering IDE, which I'm sure it would kill. Still, drives that would be small enough to work without overlay software on your PC are prolly quite a bit slower than newer, larger drives. So if you have no choice, it may be a wash, anyhow.
I can tell you what the drive overlay program does: it compensates for the fact that your BIOS can't comprehend the drive geometry for newer, larger hard drives. Generally speaking, the overlay works at a lower level than the OS does, so there's shouldn't be too many worries making it work with a fresh install of Win98. In fact, I've used Quantum's overlay software with success in an older Pentium system with Win95 OSR2.1 and FAT32.
However, to make sure things go well, I'd take a couple of steps:
1) See if you can't just upgrade your computer's BIOS to handle larger drives. You might be able to shed the overlay software after a BIOS flash upgrade, assuming your PC isn't too ancient to upgrade via flash. Check with your motherboard's manufacturer for a BIOS update.
2) If that fails, get the latest verison of the overlay software from Seagate. If there are any Win98 or FAT32 incompatibilities, they should be ironed out in the newest version.
In your situation, with a relatively old verison of Win95, I think the Win98 upgrade decision is a no-brainer: do it. Most of the folks whining about Win98 only being a minor, incremental service update have been using some OSR2-era release of Win95. The cumulative updates between the earliest (August '95) version of Win95 and Win98 are very substantial. I count FAT32 as one of the more significant pieces of the upgrade--and yes, FAT32 will let you have a single, 2.5GB partititon.
The actual upgrade will almost certainly be a joyous experience for you. I threw your question Dr. Evil's way, and he had this to say:
I believe it does slow the
drive down; I think some versions of software like this are incompatible with 32-bit drive
access, which forces drives to use compatibility mode. Obviously this slows things down
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Celebrities were asked to choose a hateful comment they had received to turn into a piece for the collection. By reclaiming these hateful and hurtful words we can play a significant role in cultivating identity and facilitating conversations about rights. Through countering the act of being called a SL*T, a THOT, an IMPOSTER, a WEIRDO or a FA**OT and re-appropriating these words and combating hate and owning them, DIESEL Haute Couture attempts to expose the hate we all get, flip it with irony and irreverence and take the power back from these words.
Bella Thorne was labelled as a sl*t.
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Miles Heizer was called a weirdo.
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Barbie Ferriera was called constantly called fat.
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By: (Earthquakes) Sherlock, Thomas
Price: $75.00
Publisher: London, Vertue and Goadby, Stationers at the Royal Exchange: 1750
Edition: 1st edition
Seller ID: k200225b
Condition: Good
One of several editions published in the year of the quake, 1750 (priority unknown.) 12mo, 16 pp. Unbound, as issued. Stitched at left margin, but stitches mostly pulled. ##### In 1750 a series of five earthquakes rocked London. This sermon by Thomas Sherlock warns of a merciful God to a sinful people and lays part of God's wrath at the feet of a sinful press: "Have not all the Abominations of the publick Stews been open to view by lewd Pictures exposed to Sale at Noon-day? Have not Histories or Romances of the vilest Prostitutes been published, intended merely to display the most execrable... View more info
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Publisher: Bath: Printed for Private Circulation: 1873
Edition: 1st ed.
Inscription: Inscribed by author
Seller ID: k190121l
Condition: Good
1st ed., 8vo, original decorated green cloth, gilt decorations and lettering. 41 [2] i-xxxiii. Tipped in photographic frontispiece of "Wordsworth's Glen." [See note below] A talk about the Quantock Hills area of southwest England, where Coleridge and Wordsworth wrote Lyrical Ballads, which Nichols writes about the landscape as well as some of the other "Quantock Poets," including Charles Lamb, Thomas Lovell Beddoes and Charles Lloyd. Gift inscription on FFEP "with the writer's compliments" to Welsh mathematician, photographer, and painter Rev. Calvert R. Jones, [1804-1877]. We bel... View more info
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Publisher: Mexico: Oficina Tip. de la Secretaria de Fomento: 1885
Edition: 1st ed
Seller ID: k191122j
Condition: Good
1st ed., small 4to, marbled boards, gilt leather spine with 5 compartments. 2 volumes in one. 260 pp. [4] ; Atlas of plates [2] xxxix. An etymology of place names in the Nahuatl language and an analysis of the gylphs from the Codex Mendoza. Main title page printed in black and red; Atlas title is chromolithographed followed by 39 chromolithographed plates illustrating the glyphs for 462 place nahuatl names. Dr. Antonio Peñafiel (1830-1922) was the founder of the Natural History Society of Mexico and a member of a number of societies dedicated to the cultivation of human and social science... View more info
By: Allan R. Ottley, Introduction
Price: $55.00
Publisher: Howell North Books, : 1960
Edition: 1st thus
Seller ID: vl191122c
Condition: Fine
Facsimile reprint of Thompson & West's 1880 edition, first printing thus. Oblong black cloth stamped in gilt. A fine, virtually pristine copy in poor dustjacket with numerous tears and tape repairs. Publisher's prospectus laid in. View more info
By: American Racing Pigeon Union
Price: $135.00
Publisher: Los Angeles, ARPU: 1940
Seller ID: k180315d
Condition: Near fine.
4to, blue and silver embossed boards. 116 p. Progam book for the 1940 ARPU [American Pigeon Racing Union] held at the Biltmore Hotel in Los Angeles. Many advertisements, including welcomes from Hollywood stars and LA politicians. Profusely illustrated with b&w photos. Near fine copy with moderate rubbing to back cover. Front cover a delight to behold. A two page advertisement features a scene from Edward G. Robinson's "A Dispatch from Reuters", where racing pigeons were used to establish the world's first news agency. Many of the other advertisements are messages from Warner Brothers ... View more info
By: Angelo Heilprin
Price: $225.00
Publisher: Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott Co., : 1904
Edition: 1st edition
Seller ID: k200120j
1st ed., 4to. 3/4 red cloth. 24 b/w plates, 62pp. of text. Heilprin was an American geologist who arrived in Martinique soon after the eruption of Mount Pelee in 1902; he was the first scientist to ascend the crater of the volcano. This work is his report on his third visit the volcano in 1903 and includes photographs by him. Good: Internally, a clean, tight copy. Covers worn at extremities, panels soiled and toned, rubbing to spine; hinges lightly shaken. View more info
By: Ansel Adams
Price: $175.00
Publisher: New York Graphic Society: 1979
Edition: 1st edition
Inscription: Signed by Ansel Adams
Seller ID: k200312s
Condition: Near fine
1st ed., 4to. Grey cloth with burgundy spine. 4to, oblong format. "First Printing" stated on copyright page. Introduction by Paul Brooks. More than one hundred photographs, of Yosemite Valley and the Sierra Nevada. SIGNED by Adams on a bookplate affixed to fep "as one of a special edition for Time/Life Books. Near fine in good d/w. The book itself is a near-fine copy; clean, tight with a narrow fade-line at top and bottom edges. Dustjacket is good only, with moderate surface wear and a ¾" closed tear at top front. View more info
Price: $65.00
Publisher: Weston-Super-Mare: Gazette Office: 1884
Edition: 1st thus
Seller ID: k190316b
Condition: Fair
1st thus; edition limited to 200 Copies. 41[1] pp, occasional illustrations.. Red boards with black lettering and rulings. Reprint of a rare 1607 tract regarding the great floods in Somersetshire and five other counties in England that year. Includes facsimiles of the original woodcuts. Fair: extremities rubbed, spine chipped; hinge partially cracked; corners bumped. End papers browned. Glued onto inside rear board are 'extracts from press notices'. Text block is clean, tight and free of foxing, browning; no marks or tears. View more info
By: Baskin, Leonard [wth Tobias, Lucretia, Hosie, & Lisa Baskin]
Price: $65.00
Publisher: Viking Press: 1979
Edition: 1st ed.
Inscription: Signed by Baskin
Seller ID: sw180315a
4to, green cloth. 1st ed, signed by illustrator Leonard Baskin in red ink on the front end paper. A companion volume to his Caldecott Honor Book Hosie's Alphaet; kBaskins illustraions of birds with light verse. A light fade line along bottom of front cover, else fine in fine d/w. View more info
By: Baum, L. Frank
Price: $100.00
Publisher: New York, Books of Wonder: 1991
Seller ID: g1001
First thus. Facsimile edition;first hardcover edition. 12mo, brown illustrated cloth. Published 14 years before The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, this was Baum's first book -- an illustrated guide to the breeding and raising of the many varieties of Hamburg chickens. The book displays the origins of Baum's folksy writing style. New copy. View more info
Price: $225.00
Publisher: Honolulu: Bishop Museum Press: 1909
Edition: 1st ed.
Seller ID: k190114d
Condition: Very Good
4to. Tan cloth with black lettering. [vii, 222 p. illus., pl. xli-lxvii] color frontispiece, 26 b&w plates, numerous text illustrations. First edition. Separately published as Vol II No. 4 in the Memoirs of the Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum of Polynesian Ethnology and Natural History. William Tufts Brigham (1841-1926) was curator of the museum and wrote on all aspects of Hawaiian culture and natural history. This work is a history of the recorded eruptions of the volcanoes and is comprehensive in its coverage of sources and past accounts of volcanic activity. Condition: ex-lib but in very goo... View more info
By: Caius, Johannes
Price: $185.00
Publisher: London, A Bradley: 1880
Seller ID: 07151
A reprint of the earliest book on dogs in the English language, first published in 1576. Published in May 1880. 8vo. 1/4 cloth, gray boards. Leather imprinted spine. 1st thus. Good; a 1" diagonal crack across the upper right corner of front cover; front cover sunned. . Interior clean and bright. Title page only is in facsimile; the rest has been reset in new type View more info
By: California State Dept of Education
Price: $40.00
Publisher: Sacramento, California State Dept of Education: 1956
Edition: 1st ed.
Seller ID: k181231a
40 single plate black & white photographs (8 1/2" x 11"), printed on stiff paper and housed in publisher's printed portfolio folder; accompanied by three page "Teacher's Guide"). Plates are fine; folder has some wear and a few nicks but very good overall; title written in red ink on the spine. The photographs depict the famous CA flooding throughout the north state the week before Christmas --, principally Yuba City and the Feather River, but also other cities and counties -- including a few in the south state. ; a photographic archive of the mainly northern and central California flood even... View more info
By: Claridge, (John)
Price: $60.00
Publisher: Thomas Hurst: 1827
Edition: Later printing
Seller ID: k190220f
Condition: Fair-Good
London: Thomas Hurst, Edward Chance, & Co., 1827. 1827. Small 8vo. xi, 56 pp. Original ¼ leather over plain boards, gilt-stamped spine title. A "new edition" of a classic first printed in 1670 as "The Shepherd's Legacy". , Observations and predictions about weather, with aphorisms, rhymes, and folk wisdom. CONDITION: Fair-Good. The text block is clean, with no tears and very little foxing or toning. Covers have moderate edgewear but substantial rubbing of the spine, front hinge split, rear hinge cracked; prior owners penciled names on front flyleaf. View more info
By: Connett, Eugene
Price: $5,500.00
Publisher: Derrydale Press: 1929
Edition: 1st ed.
Seller ID: k181227a
Condition: Good
Deluxe edition. #47 of 50 large paper copies with a hand-colored frontispiece by illustrator Edgar Burke. [Siegel 24; Frazier C-10-D.] A presentation copy from Connett to his daughter Marcella; a belated wedding gift with a lengthy inscription on the title page carrying over to the acknowledgements page -- attributing the gift to the persuasive abilities of Connett's wife "after [drinking] three side-cars." Small 4to, ¾ maroon morocco, unopened at top edge, marbled boards. Morocco spine, gilt titles, decorations, and five raised bands. Signed by Connett and Burke on the half-title. ... View more info
By: Jackson, W. Turrentin, Introduction
Price: $85.00
Publisher: Howell North Books: 1970
Edition: 1st thus
Seller ID: k191122b
Condition: Fine
Facsimile reprint of Thompson & West's 1880 edition, first printing thus. Oblong black cloth stamped in gilt. A fine, virtually pristine copy in poor dustjacket with numerous tears and tape repairs. Prior owner's inked inscription inside front cover. View more info
Price: $200.00
Publisher: Moses King, Boston: 1982
Edition: 1st ed.
Seller ID: k190125d
Condition: Good
1st ed., with title page in red and black. 8vo, 928pp. Original tan and brown pictorial & gilt cloth. More than 800 photographs, many full page. A good copy of this comprehensive nineteenth-century guide to the city. CONDITION: Good; edges and corners lightly worn and bumped, spine ends lightly rubbed, front hinge cracked, inked gift inscription at top of title page. View more info
Price: $325.00
Publisher: J. B. Lippincott Company, Philadelphia, : 1915
Edition: 1st edition
Seller ID: k200120c
Condition: Near fine
1st ed., 8vo, Blue cloth with white titles and gilt Zodiac design to the front board. . 422pp. Color frontispiece with tissue guard. 8 color plates, including frontis. 82 b/w illustrations in doubletone & line. Teg. Cover Design by Edward Stratton Holloway (1859-1939) with his monogram "H" on front cover. An illustrated study of the myths and lore that interconnects jewels, gems, stones, superstitions and astrological lore. Also, the religious, magical and talismanic use of various stones, the creation of amulets, healing stones, and a chapter devoted to meteorites and celestial stones. Very... View more info
By: Mario Gemmellaro
Price: $250.00
Publisher: Catania: Dall Stampria dei Regi Studi: 1819
Edition: 1st edition
Seller ID: k200301d
Condition: Good
1st ed., 12mo, stitched wrappers. 30 pp. plus three folding plates depicting the phases of Etna eruption, after Mario Gemmellaro and engraved by Antonio Zacco. Gemmellaro "was a local naturalist who had long been studying the volcano; he and his brother Carlo had even built a refuge at the foot of the summit cone, to which they regularly took the more energetic of visiting savants" (M.J.S. Rudwick, World before Adam, pp. 98-99). Scarce -- only two copies of this first edition in OCLC. ##### Condition: Very good. Appears to be disbound, but all bibliographic references refer to the ide... View more info
Price: $55.00
Publisher: NY: Hastings House: 1967
Inscription: Signed by PM on title page
Seller ID: s1806222n
1st ed., 12mo, sienna cloth. An unusual small volume written for young adults, perhaps for use in schools; an account of an expedition to an island in the Bering Sea inhabited by musk oxen. Illustrated with Matthiessen's photographs. Fine, virtually pristine copy in fine d/w with some sunning at bottom of spine and small nick at top. Signed on title page. View more info


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The China Basin Road connects Queens River to the Atlanta valley. The bench above Queens River was named after Chinese miners who worked the tertiary gravel deposit high above the valley floor. The Pioneer hard rock mine located on the China Fork produced less than 50 ounces of gold between 1937 and 1942. The trail and road first shows up on the 1932 Sawtooth Forest map.
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Hi all. I'm working with a 56F8323 DSP and I'm using Freescale CodeWarrior 5.9.0. I'm making full use of ADC and timer beans.
I'm having a problem where I can't seem to initiate an ADC conversion while in interrupt context. Application is basic, just running a timer which will interrupt every 10ms. In that interrupt routine, I want to start an ADC conversion and get the results before returning from the interrupt.
What seems to happen instead is that I get stuck in an infinite loop which checks for a flag that is never reset.
byte thermistorADC_Measure(bool WaitForResult)
if (thermistorADC_ModeFlg != IDLE) { /* Is the device in running mode? */
return ERR_BUSY; /* If yes then error */
thermistorADC_ModeFlg = MEASURE; /* Set state of device to the measure mode */
HWEnDi(); /* Enable the device */
if (WaitForResult) { /* Is WaitForResult TRUE? */
while (thermistorADC_ModeFlg == MEASURE) {} /* If yes then wait for end of measurement */
return ERR_OK; /* OK */
Execution is stuck in that while loop. What I'd like to know is: why do ADC measurements fail to complete in interrupt context and is there a way around this other than setting a flag in the interrupt to be processed some time later?


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