The presentation of knowledge in websites and digital archives can be understood as a performance of knowledge. By using technology, do knowledge communities loose control over how they perform their knowledge? This paper examines how technology design affects cognitive justice. The concept of contact zone is introduced to discuss the meeting between the technoscientific global knowledge of database technology and the knowledge of local communities. An important challenge to database design is to keep alive the ontologies underlying local knowledges. Three cases are examined to illustrate different aspects of the relationship between technology and knowledge in particular approaches to managing local knowledge. The relationship between technology and knowledge is explored through a discussion of the meta-design approach, which focuses on designing authoring tools instead of designing an end product. Through a discussion of the cases and Wikipedia, the paper asks: What kind of authoring tools can advance cognitive justice?


cross brain assignment: twisted senses.
our five (six maybe more?) senses are what guide us through our physical world, allowing us to experience and enjoy life. this week, adventureclubinteractive challenges you to use all of your senses by looking at them in a different way.
assignment: each day this week find something that embodies two different senses "twisted" together. for example: take a photo of something that tastes like it sounds, something that smells like it feels, something that sounds like it looks. then write a brief caption or description about how and why the two senses twist together.
bonus: take a photo that encompasses all five senses in one image.
share your findings with us! email your photos and captions to adventureclubinteractive@gmail.com and we just might share your adventure with the world!


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I have just started our Spring break holidays and it could not have started any better than this!
Back in the day when I started this blogging journey I was always excited to find an Aussie blog, friends, they were few and far between.
Well we recently had the fortune of being able to all be in Sydney at the same time to meet IN REAL LIFE! REAL LIFE PEOPLE! It was so weird (in a good way) to talk to these gals without typing heehee.
No I am not ducking down, Yes that is my actual height, Yes I do know I am so little, Yes I do wear heels ALL THE TIME and Yes I can run in them. Glad we got that sorted out.
Look at those beautiful ladies! You can't see in the photo but there were fireworks going off behind us at Darling Harbour, we are pretty sure it was in honour of us.
Before we went out though, Brooke and Mel presented us with some fun gifts. Here is Mel's gift to us, a block of chocolate with her trademark super cute clipart wrapped around it.
Brooke brought some Go Noodle goodies including a lanyard with our blog buttons on it.
I count myself so lucky to have met these lovely ladies, there is clearly more to this story and I will definitely be getting to those in the next couple of posts because there was too much fun to be had for just one post.
Do you have students in your classroom who have Autisim or who are on the "Spectrum"? These students can be the most amazing, frustrating, challenging, fun and illuminating students you will ever teach. For some of them just to get through the day is an amazing achievement while for others they live so far into their own world that you rarely register on their radar.
Today I wanted to share with you some of the things that have worked with my students over the years. Keep in mind that just like every other student these students all have different needs and some of these tips may work with your ASD student and some may not. Ok her we go!
Headphones are a great way for ASD students to minimise the noise that may be a sensory overload for them. You will know if your student has noise issues as that will usually be the child who claps his/her hands straight over the ears at any loud or unfamiliar noise. I have several old pairs of headphones that I have cut the cord off and keep for just these occasions including on field trips.
NOTE: The ear buds are not an ideal type of headphone as they can increase the sensory overload and they also fall out easily.
Fiddle toys are a great way to keep little fingers occupied during quiet times in the classroom especially during mat time. It is important for the child to pick the fiddle toy that will work best for them as texture can be a sensory issue for some children. Some of the best toys I have seen are the wooden hand massagers, the students have something that can fit in their pocket and it is not easily broken.
Other fiddle toys that have been popular are the stretchy gel like toys although these can be stretched too far and end up breaking. Also if your student is a chewer these are not a good option.
ASD and anxiety usually go hand in hand, it is important to recognise the signs of anxiety in your student. This will mean you need to have a huge conversation with the parents as they will have invaluable information to let you know what signs to look for. Quite often these students need reassurance and positive talk to get them participating in the most minor activities. I like to find out from my students what helps to keep them calm, sometimes it is a picture of their favorite toy, a piece of ribbon, a stress ball, listening to music, reading or chewing on something hard.
Try to make these items as accessible as possible and be on the lookout for the early signs of escalation. I have found using the 5 point scale very helpful as well.
More often you will find these kiddos need extra breaks built into their day, this can be as simple as asking them to run a message, or allowing them to walk in an area that is within view of the teacher. For my ASD students breaks are part of their individual program, it is not always at the same time and is not always the same type of break. A lot if it depends on the student, how high their anxiety is, what the activity is and how tired they are. GoNoodle has been an easy way to incorporate breaks not only for my ASD students but for the others as well.
I also have a quiet area that students can go to with a timer, when the time is up they come back and engage with the activity again. Obviously some need longer breaks or breaks more frequently, remember we are dealing with individuals.
One of the things I have been doing lately is using heavy work to help my students regulate their level of anxiety as well as proprioception (which is them understanding where there body is in space in relation to others) Heavy work gives students an understanding of where there body is in space, it can include things like sweeping, shoveling/digging, pushing against a wall, pulling against another person or object, carrying heavy phone books, being squeezed in a blanket or under cushions or swinging on a swing.
I know it sounds kind of weird but believe me our days always run much smoother when our heavy work breaks are timely.
6. Love and accept them.
This can sometimes be the hardest part to get to......these students will challenge you in ways you never thought possible but we need to remember to celebrate their amazing minds. ASD students may not show you they love you, in fact some days they may tell you straight out they hate you, the may yell and curse at you......but they do not want you to give up on them. They are without a doubt the students who more than anything needs a team of teachers, parents and community to work with them to help them succeed and achieve, and boy when they do it is amazing!
I hope you found something to take and use in your classroom tomorrow of course this is by no means an entire list of strategies to use and I am sure I will find time to add to this list in the future.
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We had a blast yesterday at a Dance Event that included schools from around the district coming together to all dance!
So much fun! Every school had learnt the same dance over the last school term so when we all came together all you could see was a sea of students in different uniforms doing the same dance. It looked awesome and the kiddos all the way from Prep to Grade 6 participated, AH-MAZING! Oh and there was an actual live band who were fabulous as well. The best part about the whole thing, it wasn't as near stressful as I thought it was going to be, all my kiddos were so involved in the fun that they didn't have on itty bitty chance to misbehave.
and started a new file for my class to use next week, yes we are looking at money!
I achieved my goal of 10,000 steps 4 times this week, yay!!!
My hair looked fabulous every day when I left home, the minute I stepped out of my car....WHOOSH! For-get it, we had so many strong wind days that it was just pointless even combing my hair. Needless to say after the second day not even a ponytail would cut it, it was bun weather.
Hope you had a good week, head over to Doodlebugs to link up as well!
This is a file that has been lingering in the back of my brain for a while now, I was just never sure how to get it all together in a cohesive way. Well! After many weeks of pondering (I do like a good ponder) I finally got it! This first pack is a version that has a focus on US holidays and seasons, an Australian version is in the pipelines as we speak! Make sure you read all the way to the bottom to get your free sample!
As the name suggests, this is a calender pack with a focus on literacy and art/crafts.
Each month comes with a calendar page for display in the classroom, a calendar comprehension page, a reading comprehension page, a writing template, an art activity and a craft activity! Could you need anything more!!!
These pages show what special days/celebrations have a focus for each month.
This pic shows what you would get for January!
For a FREE sample month of October just click here, then head over here to get the full pack, discounted for the first 24 hours.
As I am writing this weeks Five for Friday, it is actually Saturday and I am laying back on my couch having a lazy afternoon because people...I am tired!
We played Ten More Ten Less this week, I used my Spring and Summer boards. I told the kiddos that I am trying to invoke the warm weather by getting the Summer boards out, they didn't mind one little bit! They had lots of fun working out where they needed to go and begged to play it twice, which I obliged....playing and learning are all part of the same thing in my classroom.
My daughter is learning a piece for her cousin's wedding in January, she will be playing as they walk down the aisle. We can't wait as it will be up in Queensland with loads of family! My son will be a junior groomsman, he is very excited as well. It was during one of these practices that we discovered how intrigued the cat is with the inner workings of the piano.......all I could see was him falling in, Lordy could you imagine!
Of course with Fathers Day just around the corner we got busy at school making cards and gifts. We have siblings from last years class this year so we wanted to make something different. Last year we made coasters from my Fathers Day card and Gift set but this year we made this Dad Card and we made a wall hanging with a portrait of Dad and on the back of it 10 things you should know about my Dad. I have to tell you we learnt some VERY interesting facts about the Dads!
I saw this little guy on my walk today, I am not exactly sure what he is but he is some type of small marsupial. There are heaps of them that live in the bush along the beach front, nice real estate! I actually thought it was a giant rat at first!
I am joining Farley for her Currently linky. I just love getting a little peek into bloggers lives!
I have to cook through the whole week as the hubs works later than me, so the diner menu is all mine. However.....the deal is you don't have to do the dishes if you cook, I always enjoy the sound of someone else washing up!
I cannot tell you how ecstatic I was to hear that my favourite book series, Outlander has been turned into a TV series. I was a bit worried that the characters weren't going to live up to the characters I have in my head.......Oh. My. Word! It is the best show I have ever seen! Sunday is now known as Outlander Day in my house and I just hang out for the next episode each week.
I have a massive file that I have been working on that incorporates art, craft, reading comprehension, writing and calendars. It is nearly finished and I am just wanting it to be done! My biggest problem is what to call it! I can't wait to get it in my store, I am loving it!
I have 2 weddings coming up, both of them for my nieces. One I can't get to, so I need to send a fab wedding gift. The other one is in January in North Queensland, ahhhhh, bring on the humidity! I am will be on the hunt for some cute summer shoes and a light, pretty dress for the wedding. My son will be a junior groomsman and my daughter will be playing the piano as the bride and groom walk down the aisle. I can't wait!
I have been pretty lucky in that I have travelled extensively around our country as well as many places overseas.......but there are still places I need to see!
Now, if you have read Outlander you will realise why my no1 place to visit is Scotland! I do like a man in a kilt, hee hee. Canada looks like an amazing place that has so much to explore so I hope to visit with my family one day. I am saving my pennies to hopefully get to Vegas next year for the next TpT conference because, well because!
Head over to catch up with lots of other great bloggers!


Rotation models for the Milky Way compress the predicted observed velocity to zero in the centre (0°) and anticentre (180°) directions and indeed the spiral arm velocities in the LAB survey are all severely compressed (although not quite to zero) in these directions. It was therefore very surprising to Dutch radio astronomers in the 1950s when they detected a prominent structure towards the centre of the Milky Way that had a very negative velocity of -53 km/s. This velocity could not be associated with rotation and the structure did not appear to be a spiral arm. What could it be?
The astronomers decided that the best explanation was that this was a large region of gas expanding away from the galactic centre. They called the structure the "3kpc arm" because it appeared to be located about 3000 parsecs from the galactic centre. [van Woerden et.al. 1957, Rougoor, G. W.; Oort, J. H. 1959] In 2008, another "arm" was reported on the far side of the bar with a velocity of +56 km/s. [Dame, T. M.; Thaddeus, P. 2008].
As these structures are not spiral arms and appear to ring the galactic bar, I am using the term "ring" rather than "arm" for them on this site.
You can view the LAB ring velocity data in the Velocity Explorer. I have also provided a labelled diagram of the same velocity data on this page. I've followed the convention of naming the observed structures after the anomalous velocities observed for them in the galactic centre direction (0°). I've kept the traditional "-53 km/s" and "+135 km/s" names even though the centre of the LAB velocity data for these structures appears to be closer to -50 km/s and +123 km/s in the 0° direction.
As you can see in the velocity data, the ring is not a simple elliptical structure. It is in fact a double ring that also has two associated spurs.
The -53 km/s structure (the "3kpc arm") is clearly visible. However, so is a somewhat fainter structure at -16 km/s (which is a partial edge that does not touch the ring ends). On the far side of the galaxy, we also observe two edges of the double ring at +65 km/s and +135 km/s. The velocity width of the structures on the far side of the galaxy is very large. The +56 km/s structure reported by Dame and Thaddeus in 2008 appears to be part of the structure visible in the LAB data which is centred at +65 km/s.
The +135 km/s structure is more prominent than the +65 km/s structure and has been known for decades. It has been discussed in several papers, for example, Sanders, R. H.; Wrixon, G. T. 1972.
The structure identified in the image as the "far ring spur" appears to be the same as the structure identified in the literature as the "connecting arm" and may actually lie within the bar. [Fux 1999].
Given that the ring velocities are not primarily from rotation, it is impossible to derive a detailed map from them. It is possible, for example, that the +65 km/s edge is interior to the +135 km/s edge, exterior to it, or even coincident with it, with hydrogen clouds from two different velocity ranges found together in the same region. We will need many more parallax measurements of the ring before we can determine its structure.
The LAB velocity survey does provide two crucial pieces of data useful for mapping however: the far end of the ring begins at about 337° and the near end ends at about 22°. The rest of the ring is found in between. Two parallax measurements are currently available for star formation regions that may be associated with the ring. These are G9.62+0.20 (5200 pc) and G23.4-0.2 (5880(-930/+1360) pc).
Using the ring boundary data, assuming for now that these two objects are in the ring and assuming for now that the ring is an ellipse, then we can derive a rough model for the ring, as shown in the image towards the bottom of this section. This orientation is roughly similar to the orientation shown in Robert Hurt's schematic of the Milky Way, which is largely derived from infrared data. The velocity data described in this section suggests that the ring is more complex in structure than a simple ellipse, however.
The bar, a roughly elliptical region interior to the ring, contains dense star clusters, intense radio sources and the 4 million solar mass black hole Sgr A*. It does not, however, contain much atomic hydrogen. We see a similar lack of atomic hydrogen in other galactic centre regions. For example, see the atomic hydrogen map of Messier 101 in the Mapping hydrogen section. Perhaps the atomic hydrogen is largely consumed by the intense star formation that takes place in galactic centres.
One interesting implication of the ring model described on this site is that the centre of the ring and bar is not the rotational centre of the galaxy (Sgr A*) but is instead located about 350 parsecs nearer the Sun. Given the likely unsymmetrical distribution of matter in the ring and bar, perhaps it is not surprising that they do not centre exactly on Sgr A*. (Note that our model adopts the distance estimate of 8400 pc. If we used a smaller distance estimate for the galactic centre, the ring and bar centre would be closer to the rotational centre.) A 2007 paper concludes (see their Figure 5) that the bar extends more into the fourth quadrant than the first quadrant [López-Corredoira, M et.al. 2007], and this is also true for the model used on this site.


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module Test
  module Unit
    class DataSets
      def initialize
        @variables = []
        @procs = []
        @value_sets = []
      end

      def add(data_set, options=nil)
        options ||= {}
        if data_set.respond_to?(:call)
          @procs << [data_set, options]
        elsif data_set.is_a?(Array)
          @variables << [data_set, options]
        else
          @value_sets << [data_set, options]
        end
      end

      def <<(data_set)
        add(data_set)
      end

      def keep
        new_data_sets = self.class.new
        all_data_sets = Enumerator.new do |yielder|
          block = lambda do |(data_set, options)|
            yielder << [data_set, options]
          end
          @procs.each(&block)
          @variables.each(&block)
          @value_sets.each(&block)
        end
        all_data_sets.each do |data_set, options|
          next if options.nil?
          next unless options[:keep]
          new_data_sets.add(data_set, options)
        end
        new_data_sets
      end

      def each
        variables = @variables
        value_sets = @value_sets
        @procs.each do |proc, options|
          data_set = proc.call
          case data_set
          when Array
            variables += [[data_set, options]]
          else
            value_sets += [[data_set, options]]
          end
        end

        value_sets.each do |values, _options|
          values.each do |label, data|
            yield(label, data)
          end
        end

        each_pattern(variables) do |label, data|
          yield(label, data)
        end
      end

      def ==(other)
        @variables == other.instance_variable_get(:@variables) and
          @procs == other.instance_variable_get(:@procs) and
          @value_sets == other.instance_variable_get(:@value_sets)
      end

      def eql?(other)
        self == other
      end

      def hash
        [@variables, @procs, @value_sets].hash
      end

      private
      def each_pattern(variables)
        grouped_variables = variables.group_by do |_, options|
          options[:group]
        end
        grouped_variables.each do |group, group_variables|
          each_raw_pattern(group_variables) do |cell|
            label = String.new
            label << "group: #{group.inspect}" unless group.nil?
            data = {}
            cell.each do |variable, pattern|
              label << ", " unless label.empty?
              label << "#{variable}: #{pattern.inspect}"
              data[variable] = pattern
            end
            yield(label, data)
          end
        end
      end

      def each_raw_pattern(variables, &block)
        return if variables.empty?

        sorted_variables = variables.sort_by do |(variable, _), _|
          variable
        end
        all_patterns = sorted_variables.collect do |(variable, patterns), _|
          patterns.collect do |pattern|
            [variable, pattern]
          end
        end
        all_patterns[0].product(*all_patterns[1..-1], &block)
      end
    end
  end
end

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text:
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;

namespace it.unifi.dsi.stlab.math.algebra
{
	public class EnsureBijectionOnVectors<IndexType> : AlgebraConstraint
	{

		public Dictionary<IndexType, double>.KeyCollection KeysInLeftVector { get; set; }

		public Dictionary<IndexType, double>.KeyCollection KeysInRightVector{ get; set; }

		#region implemented abstract members of it.unifi.dsi.stlab.math.algebra.AlgebraConstraint
		public override void check ()
		{
			foreach (var keyInLeftVector in KeysInLeftVector) {
				if (KeysInRightVector.Contains (keyInLeftVector) == false) {
					throw new RightVectorHasMissingIndexException<IndexType>{
						MissingIndex = keyInLeftVector};
				}
			}

			foreach (var keyInRightVector in KeysInRightVector) {
				if (KeysInLeftVector.Contains (keyInRightVector) == false) {
					throw new LeftVectorHasMissingIndexException<IndexType>{
						MissingIndex = keyInRightVector};
				}
			}
		}
		#endregion

	}
}


Ricardo Gouveia stormed to a second European Challenge Tour title at the AEGEAN Airlines Challenge Tour by Hartl Resort courtesy of a flawless final day performance which earned him a four-stroke victory on the Beckenbauer Course in Bad Griesbach.
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Mundo Caracol es el nombre del tercer disco de estudio publicado por la banda de Rock española Los Toreros Muertos. Fue grabado en Estudios Eurosonic y publicado en 1989

, entre sus temas más recordados se encuentran «A Tu Casa», «Falangista» o «Zis Zas». Este trabajo supone una ruptura con las propuestas anteriores y se centraría en un esquema musical más experimental y alternativo que le restó posibilidades comerciales al disco en plena explosión del género Rock en tu idioma por Latinoamérica.

La promoción del álbum se vio acompañada por los Sencillos Mundo Mágico y Soy Falangista (Y Me Voy De Excursión).

Lista de canciones

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Referencias

Álbumes de España de 1989
Por Biafra
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Álbumes de Ariola Records

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Tricia Morrison is a postdoctoral fellow with Dr. Roanne Thomas in the Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Ottawa (uOttawa). Dr. Morrison completed her PhD and Master in Education at uOttawa and her undergraduate degree in Occupational Therapy at McGill University.
Prior to commencing her postdoctoral fellowship, she was a part time professor in the school of Occupational Therapy, uOttawa, while also maintaining a clinical practice in Occupational Therapy. She has predominantly focussed on the use of qualitative research methods and with Roanne is currently exploring the use of arts-based methodologies while publishing in the areas of occupational therapy, therapeutic relationship, and cancer survivorship. Tricia's main project is to explore the return to work experiences of cancer survivors using photovoice.
T. Morrison, R. Thomas, & P. Guitard. (2015). Physicians' perspectives of cancer survivors' work integration. Canadian Family Physician, 61, E36-E42.
T. Morrison & R. Thomas (2015). Cancer Survivors' Concealment or Disclosure of Diagnosis: Implications for Return to Work. Work, 52(3), 643-655.
T. Morrison & R. Thomas (2014). Survivors' experiences of return to work following cancer: A photovoice study. Canadian Journal of Occupational Therapy. 1-10.
T. Morrison & R. Thomas (2014). "Bored out of my gourd": A Cancer Survivor's Return to Work Experience. Current Oncology. 21(1), 169-171.
S.E. McEwen, M. Egan, M. Chasen, M. Fitch, PCRR Group. Consensus recommendations for cancer rehabilitation: Research and education priorities. Current Oncology, 20 (1), 64-69.
T. Morrison, (2013). Individual and environmental implications upon working alliances in occupational therapy. British Journal of Occupational Therapy. 76(11), 507-514.
T. Morrison& R. Thomas. The Experiences of Work During and Following Cancer: A Photovoice Study, Transdisciplinary Understanding and Training on Research – Primary Health Care (TUTOR-PHC) Alumni Knowledge Translation Symposium, May 2-3, 2013 (p. 34).


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Saving you from all the wastage of time that you would have to incur while roaming on local transportation, these mini buses can be your best friend for travelling in the entire city with ease.
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•These mini buses are eco-friendly; therefore lead a lesser impact on the environment as compared to the local transportation.
•Shuttle buses on rent can prove to be a more convenient and safe option for the visitors coming to the city for the first time.
It is all part of the frill and thrills of getting aboard shuttle buses in Austin .The serenity and the breath of fresh air is what you get by hiring mini shuttle bus services on rent.


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USA. Tetra Tech Establishes Global Clean Water Fund for 50th Anniversary
Pasadena, California. Tetra Tech, Inc. (NASDAQ: TTEK) announced today the recipients of its 50th Anniversary Global Clean Water Fund grants. In honor of Tetra Tech's 50 years of leadership in the water sector, Tetra Tech established a fund, in partnership with Engineers Without Borders (EWB), to support programs that provide clean water for communities in need around the world.
"Tetra Tech created this Global Clean Water Fund to commemorate its 50th Anniversary, building on its legacy of leading with science," said Dan Batrack, Tetra Tech Chairman and CEO. "We were very impressed with the quality of applications and the dedication of the project teams to identify innovative approaches to solving community water challenges."
Tetra Tech reviewed dozens of submissions for water-related projects from 10 countries around the world, and selected six projects to fund based on the application criteria. Each winning project will meet an identified need of the local community, involve community members in the project, and ensure long-term sustainability of the project and associated technology.
The grants will help bring clean, safe water to communities in poor and underserved villages and towns in remote areas of Cameroon, Malawi, and Mexico as well as children's shelters in schools in Brazil, India, and Timor Leste. Projects include infrastructure such as cased water wells and rainwater harvesting, filtration systems, and training programs. Dedicated teams from EWB organizations in Cameroon, Canada, United Kingdom, Brazil, India, and Australia will lead the projects in conjunction with local community members and organizations.
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OP2442. TANNHÄUSER, Live Performance, 3 Aug., 1961, w.Sawallisch Cond. Bayreuth Festival Ensemble; Victoria de los Angeles, Grace Bumbry, Wolfgang Windgassen, Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, Josef Greindl, Theo Adam, etc. (E.U.) 3-Myto 00291. - 0801439902916
"The first performance of a series, they say, isn't always the best. In 1961, as the critics noted, the opening night suffered not just from the usual first-night nerves, but also the common cold was doing the rounds. The discovery in radio archives of a 'Tannhäuser' from the next performance is thus a real find in historic nights at the Bayreuth Festival. Wieland Wagner's 1961 production, conducted by Wolfgang Sawallisch, saw Wolfgang Windgassen as the titular hero and, alongside him, Grace Bumbry in her international breakthrough role as the 'black Venus'. Victoria de los Angeles sang Elisabeth and Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau (at his last Bayreuth Festival) the role of Wolfram. By a stroke of luck, all the protagonists were on form on the evening of 3 August 1961, as we can now hear for the first time. Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau outdoes himself once again as Wolfram, and Grace Bumbry and Wolfgang Windgassen achieve a perfect balance of love's lust and sorrow. Sometimes a second attempt is worth more than twice the trouble.
The most important singer of the German Heldentenor repertory in the 1950s and 1960s, Wolfgang Windgassen employed his not-quite-heroic instrument, believable physique, and considerable musical intelligence to forge memorable performances on-stage and in the recording studio. Although his voice lacked the sensuous appeal of Melchior's or Völker's, it was never unattractive and never employed to obvious effect. Indeed, it conveyed a youthfulness that suited the young Siegfried especially well."
"Theo Adam, a German opera singer whose varied career spanned the second half of the last century and who made a particularly strong impression internationally with his Wagnerian roles, was a regular at the Bayreuth Festival in Germany beginning in the early 1950s, and in February 1969 he made his debut at the Metropolitan Opera in one of his signature roles, Hans Sachs in Wagner's DIE MEISTERSINGER.
At a time when, for many operagoers, the singing was the only thing that mattered, Mr. Adam brought an actor's sensibility as well as a fine voice to the stage. 'Mr. Adam has developed the vocal and histrionic aspects of his art with equal care and success', Allen Hughes wrote in THE NEW YORK TIMES in reviewing Mr. Adam's Met debut. 'His voice is relatively light in weight and texture, and he sang here with a smoothness and flexibility that basses do not invariably possess'. 'Mr. Adam is not a tall man, he has not let himself get fat, and he moves lithely', Mr. Hughes added. 'Indeed his movements, so splendidly scaled and timed, made his acting a joy to follow'.
By the time he retired in 2006 he had appeared in operas and recitals all over the world. For his final performance, that November at the Semperoper in Dresden, he reprised the role of the hermit in Carl Maria von Weber's DER FREISCHÜTZ, which he had first performed at the same house in 1949.
Mr. Adam joined the rosters of both Bayreuth and the Berlin State Opera in 1952. He first performed the role of Wotan in the Wagner RING operas in 1963, and in 1967 he took his Wotan to the Royal Opera House in London. Metropolitan Opera audiences got to see him as Wotan in DIE WALKÜRE in 1969, just after his Met debut as Hans Sachs.
Mr. Adam was also known for numerous other roles, including the title character in Alban Berg's WOZZECK. Philip Borg-Wheeler, reviewing a 1973 recording of that opera for Music Web International, said of Mr. Adam's performance that 'we have here arguably the most magnificent Wozzeck on record'.
- Neil Genzlinger, THE NEW YORK TIMES, 15 Jan., 2019
"Wolfgang Sawallisch, one of the last of the old-school German conductors, who led the Philadelphia Orchestra for nearly a decade and the Bavarian State Opera in Munich for two decades before that, embodied the German type of the 'Kapellmeister' in the best sense: a man steeped in music, who knew every note of every score he conducted (often from memory), who was a supportive accompanist as well as an informed interpreter and who understood how to train, develop and lead an orchestra. Never flashy, even somewhat understated, he was, at his best, insightful and illuminating.
While Mr. Sawallisch was renowned throughout Europe, he might have remained little known to American audiences had the Philadelphia Orchestra not tapped him to take over as music director in 1993. When he arrived at age 70, he underwent a veritable renaissance, evidently enjoying a new freedom, both artistic and political — far from the political squabbling that had increasingly overshadowed his last years in Munich. 'The last 10 years, with the Philadelphia Orchestra', he said in 2006, 'were really the top years of my symphonic life'. His time in Philadelphia was therefore a particularly happy ending to his career. Against some expectations, the reserved, intensely private German thrived in America, and the orchestra responded warmly to him."
- Anne Midgette, THE NEW YORK TIMES, 24 Feb., 2013
"Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau was by virtual acclamation one of the world's great singers, from the 1940s to his official retirement in 1992, and an influential teacher and orchestra conductor for many years thereafter. He was also a formidable industry, making hundreds of recordings that pretty much set the modern standard for performances of lieder, the musical settings of poems first popular in the 18th and 19th centuries. But he was essentially a lyrical, introspective singer whose effect on listeners was not to nail them to their seat backs, but rather to draw them into the very heart of song.
The pianist Gerald Moore, who accompanied many great artists of the postwar decades, said Mr. Fischer-Dieskau had a flawless sense of rhythm and 'one of the most remarkable voices in history — honeyed and suavely expressive'. Onstage he projected a masculine sensitivity informed by a cultivated upbringing and by dispiriting losses in World War II: the destruction of his family home, the death of his feeble brother in a Nazi institution, induction into the Wehrmacht when he had scarcely begun his voice studies at the Berlin Conservatory.
He had the good luck to age well, too. In 1988, at 62, he sang an all-Schumann program at Carnegie Hall, where people overflowed onto the stage to hear him. Donal Henahan, then the chief music critic of The New York Times, noted that Mr. Fischer-Dieskau's voice had begun to harden in some difficult passages — but also that he was tall and lean and handsomer than ever, and had lost none of his commanding presence. Mr. Fischer-Dieskau described in his memoir REVERBERATIONS (1989) how his affinity for lieder had been formed in childhood. 'I was won over to poetry at an early age', he wrote. 'I have been in its thrall all my life because I was made to read it, because it gave me pleasure, and because I eventually came to understand what I was reading'. He discerned, he said, that 'music and poetry have a common domain, from which they draw inspiration and in which they operate: the landscape of the soul'.
Before adolescence Dietrich was inducted into a Hitler Youth group where, he recalled years later, he was appalled by the officiousness as well as by the brutality. His father died when he was 12. And he had just finished secondary school and one semester at the Berlin Conservatory when, in 1943, he was drafted into the Wehrmacht and assigned to care for army horses on the Russian front. He kept a diary there, calling it his 'attempt at preserving an inner life in chaotic surroundings'.
Instead of returning to the disastrous campaign in Russia, he was diverted to Italy, along with thousands of other German soldiers. There, on 5 May, 1945, just three days before the Allies accepted the German surrender, he was captured and imprisoned. It turned out to be a musical opportunity: soon the Americans were sending him around to entertain other P.O.W.'s from the back of a truck. The problem was, they were so pleased with this arrangement that they kept him until June 1947. He was among the last Germans to be repatriated.
Because of his youth, Mr. Fischer-Dieskau had been in no position to make his own choices in the 1930s and '40s, so he didn't encounter the questions about Nazi ties that hung over many a prominent German artist after the war.
Mr. Fischer-Dieskau gave his first professional lieder recital in Leipzig in the fall of 1947. Success followed success, with lieder performances in Britain and other European countries, beginning in 1949. He first toured the United States in 1955, choosing for his New York début to sing Schubert's demanding WINTERREISE cycle without intermission.
He had made his opera début in 1948, singing Posa in Verdi's DON CARLOS at Berlin's Städtische Oper (later renamed the Deutsche Oper), where he was hired as principal lyric baritone. He also sang regularly at the Bavarian State Opera in Munich and appeared frequently in the opera houses of Vienna, Covent Garden, Salzburg and Bayreuth.
Versatility was not the least of Mr. Fischer-Dieskau's assets. He tackled everything from Papageno in THE MAGIC FLUTE to heavier parts like Wotan in DAS RHEINGOLD and Wolfram in TANNHÄUSER. He recorded more than three dozen operatic rôles, Italian as well as German, along with oratorios, Bach cantatas and works of many modern composers, including Benjamin Britten, whose WAR REQUIEM he sang at its premiere in 1962.
Mr. Fischer-Dieskau's insistence on getting things right comes through vividly in scenes of him at rehearsal or conducting master class. In a widely circulated video at the time, showing him coaching a young Christine Schäfer, Ms. Schäfer is singing beautifully, or so it would seem to your average mortal, yet the smiling maestro interrupts time and again to suggest something better. And it isn't merely that he is invariably correct; it's also that when he rises to sing just a few illustrative notes, the studio is instantly a stage, and he illuminates it with what seems to be an inner light.
Of the many tributes he received over the decades, perhaps none was more heartfelt than that of the British music critic John Amis: 'Providence gives to some singers a beautiful voice, to some musical artistry, to some (let us face it) neither, but to Fischer-Dieskau Providence has given both. The result is a miracle, and that is just about all there is to be said about it….Having used a few superlatives and described the program, there is nothing else to do but write 'finis,' go home, and thank one's stars for having had the good luck to be present'."
- Daniel Lewis, THE NEW YORK TIMES, 18 May, 2012
"In 1955 Grace Bumbry entered Northwestern University, where she studied voice with Lotte Lehman, and transferred with her to the Music Academy of the West in Santa Barbara, California. In 1958 she was joint winner of the Metropolitan Opera Auditions, sharing first place with Martina Arroyo. She won some other prizes, and made her professional debut in a recital in London in 1959. Her first operatic appearance was at the Paris Opéra, as Amneris in Verdi's AIDA. It was one of the most spectacular operatic debuts in history; Bumbry became an instant star and was invited to join the roster of the Basle Opera. She made operatic history in 1961 when she was engaged by Wieland Wagner to sing at the Bayreuth Festival and became the first black singer to perform in that shrine of Wagnerian opera. Furthermore, musical historian Nicolas Slomimsky has pointed out that she was the first African American to make a professional operatic as a goddess, for her debut at Bayreuth was as Venus in TANNHAUSER, 23 July, 1961. Bumbry embarked on a concert tour of the United States and was invited by Jacqueline Kennedy to sing at the White House, on 20 February, 1962. She also followed up her success at Bayreuth with appearances as Venus at the Chicago Lyric Opera and at Lyons, France.
Bumbry's 1963 London debut came in the role of Princess Eboli in Verdi's DON CARLOS, and she gave her first Metropolitan Opera performance in the same role in 1965. During the 1960s Bumbry worked on extending her vocal range. In 1970 at the Vienna Staatsoper, she sang the part of Santuzza, making her debut as a soprano. She sang Richard Strauss' SALOME at Covent Garden the same year, and her first appearance in Puccini's TOSCA at the Metropolitan Opera came in 1971. She has a very warm voice with rich tone quality throughout the mezzo range, although it loses some of its distinctiveness in the very upper part of her soprano register. She is among the few sopranos who have sung both the roles of Aida and Amneris in AIDA and both Venus and Elisabeth in Wagner's TANNHAUSER."
- Joseph Stevenson, allmusic.com


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Ashland University redshirt sophomore Tristen Weirich finished sixth at the NCAA Division II Nationals on Saturday (March 8).
Three of Ashland University's wrestlers will be traveling to Cleveland, Ohio, to compete in the NCAA Division II Nationals on Friday and Saturday (March 8-9).
Ashland University junior Bret Romanzak won the NCAA Division II Super Region Three at 165 pounds on Saturday (Feb. 23).
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Ashland University's wrestling team took care of business at home on Saturday (Jan. 26) night, beating Findlay's Roughnecks, 25-16, on a night where the Eagles' national champions and seniors were honored.
Ashland University's wrestling team earned a victory over Urbana on Wednesday (Jan. 23) night at Kates Gymnasium, in a one-sided dual that ended with the No. 17 Eagles on top, 45-0.
Ashland University's wrestling team will honor its seven national champions on Saturday (Jan. 26), ahead of the Eagles' dual with Findlay at 7 p.m. at Kates Gymnasium.
Ashland University's wrestling team went 2-1 at the Greyhound Duals on Saturday (Jan. 19), beating Davenport (41-0) and Maryville (27-7). The No. 17 Eagles' only loss came to No. 12 Indianapolis.
Three Ashland University wrestlers are still nationally ranked in the latest NCAA Division II wrestling rankings – redshirt juniors Chandler Minnard and Bret Romanzak, and redshirt sophomore Tristen Weirich.
Ashland University redshirt sophomore Tristen Weirich ended Saturday's (Jan. 12) dual against Notre Dame College at Kates Gymnasium with a bang, beating the nation's No. 1 285-pound grappler Kameron Teacher, 10-4.
The Eagles haven't been home since Nov. 8, but this Saturday (Jan. 12) at 1 p.m., Ashland University's No. 18 wrestling team will march back into Kates Gymnasium for a showdown with one of the nation's best, No. 3 Notre Dame College.
Ashland University's No. 18-ranked wrestling team earned a 28-12 win at Mount Union on Tuesday (Jan. 8), improving to 7-1 in duals this season.
Three Ashland University wrestlers - redshirt juniors Chandler Minnard and Bret Romanzak, and redshirt sophomore Tristen Weirich, have earned their way into the latest NCAA Division II wrestling rankings.
Ashland University junior Chandler Minnard earned a championship at 141 pounds on Sunday (Dec. 16) at the 40th Midwest Classic.
Ashland University junior Chandler Minnard went 3-0 on the first day of the 40th Midwest Classic in Indianapolis, Ind., on Saturday (Dec. 15), and advanced to the semifinals at 141 pounds.
A highly-successful first half of the 2018-19 season for Ashland University's wrestling team will come to a close on Saturday and Sunday (Dec. 15-16) at the 40th Midwest Classic in Indianapolis, Ind.
Ashland University's wrestling team competed at West Liberty on Saturday (Dec. 8), and the No. 14 Eagles came back with a 36-6 victory.
Ashland University's wrestling team lost its first dual of the season on Saturday (Dec. 1) at No. 8 Pitt-Johnstown, 20-12.
Ashland University redshirt junior Bret Romanzak remains at the top of the 165-pound class in the most recent NCAA Division II wrestling rankings.
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Пожарицкая — фамилия.
 Пожарицкая, Мария Михайловна (род. 1937) — заслуженный врач России, советский учёный-стоматолог и практикующий врач-стоматолог, профессор.
 Пожарицкая, Нина Михайловна (1930—2006) — советский хозяйственный, государственный и политический деятель, Герой Социалистического Труда.
 Пожарицкая, София Константиновна (1932—2021) — российский лингвист.


CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG CAST ANNOUNCED!
Producer TIM LAWSON and acclaimed Director ROGER HODGMAN today announced the star studded cast of CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG who are all set to fly into Sydney's Capitol Theatre from 16 November 2012 and Melbourne's Her Majesty's Theatre from 30 January 2013.
Playing the role of Caractacus Potts will be one of Australia's best-known singers and recording artists, tenor DAVID HOBSON; the role of Truly Scrumptious will be played by one of Australia's most in-demand performers in musical theatre and television, award-winning actor RACHAEL BECK.
The role of Baron Bomburst/Lord Scrumptious will be played by ALAN BROUGH – best known for his role on the much-loved ABC music game show Spicks & Specks. Actress and singer JENNIFER VULETIC will play Baroness Bomburst/Miss Phillips; veteran of the Australian stage, PETER CARROLL will play Grandpa Potts. GEORGE KAPINIARIS, one of this country's best-loved comedy stars who shot to fame with Wogs out of Work will play Goran. Versatile and accomplished performer TYLER COPPIN will play Child Catcher/Junkman.
CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG will be directed by ROGER HODGMAN and features sets and costumes by renowned English designer ANTHONY WARD.
Not sure if I am too late, but when is the Melbourne auditions for the children's cast for Chitty Chitty Bang Bang?
Please see our DanceLife article posted yesterday (Monday) – be quick as submission close this Thursday 15th November 2013.
Please see our article posted on DanceLife yesterday regarding Chitty Children's auditions – submissions are due in no later than this Thursday 15th November 2013 and auditions will be held this coming Sunday.


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Marvel Studios released a new clip from their hit ABC show, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. this week, finally showing where the mysterious Simmons has been hiding out this season.
Labeled as a scene from this coming Tuesday's third episode, it definitely looks to be a little off, but hopefully this provide some insight into why Simmons left her brain-damaged partner Fitz to his own devices and 'inside voices.'
This clip (via comicbook.com and TV Guide) definitely poses a lot of questions, so watch it below, and don't forget to comment about your ideas on where Simmons has been and what she is doing.
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10 Interesting Facts About Aarhus
Facts About Aarhus:
The second-largest city in Denmark.
The history of Aarhus began as a fortified Viking settlement founded in the 8th century and with the first written records stemming from the bishopric seated here from at least 948.
The city was known as 'Århus' or 'Åros' in ancient times which literally meant 'The Mouth of the River'. 'å' in literal terms means a river and 'oss' is the mouth.
In 2017, Aarhus was the European Capital of Culture along with Paphos in Cyprus.
Aarhus is twinned with Bergen, Norway; Gothenburg, Sweden; Harbin, China; Kujalleq, Greenland; Rostock, Germany & St. Petersburg, Russia.
Aarhus is home to the annual eight-day Aarhus Jazz Festival, the SPoT Festival, and the NorthSide Festival.
Aarhus is home to 32 consulates: Austria, Belgium, Burkina Faso, Chile, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Japan, Lithuania, Malta, Mexico, Netherlands, Norway, Oman, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Korea, Spain & Sweden.
The Population of Aarhus is 336,411, as of 2017.
The spelling "Aarhus" is first found in 1406 and gradually became the norm in the 17th century.
Founded in the early Viking Age, Aarhus is one of the oldest cities in Denmark, along with Ribe and Hedeby.
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SUNDAY WORSHIP: 7:45 a.m. and 10:15 a.m.
SUNDAY SCHOOL & BIBLE CLASS: 9:00 a.m.
The Lord's Supper is offered at the 7:45 service on the 1st and 3rd Sundays of the month, and at the 10:15 service on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month. It is offered at both services on the 5th Sundays of the month (when there is one), and at all Feast Day services.
Our Worship is "Lutheran!" Lutheran Worship centers in Christ. Our church follows an annual cycle of readings and responses which unfold God's eternal plan of salvation in the life, teaching, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. We Believe, Teach, and Confess that the true God is the Triune God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit as revealed in Scripture and confessed in the Creeds of the Church. Jesus Christ, true God and man, reconciled all people to God through His substitutionary life, death on the cross, and resurrection. The Bible is God's Holy Word, given by inspiration to reveal to man his sin (Law) and God's plan of salvation in Jesus Christ (Gospel). God has given the Church two sacraments: Holy Baptism and the Lord's Supper. Through these, the Holy Spirit grants forgiveness of sins and strengthening of faith. Man is saved by God's grace alone, for Christ's sake, through faith in the Gospel.
We use the Lutheran Service Book for our Orders of Liturgy.
Opportunities abound to serve our Lord and His people in Worship! They include: Crucifer (usually the Elder who is serving that day), Torch Bearers, Acolytes (See "The Order of St. Michael's" below), Deacons, Greeters, and the Ladies who serve the Altar needs.
Youth of the Congregation from the age of 10 to 18 serve their Lord by assisting in worship through Acolyte duties and any other duties as assigned by the Pastor. "Acolyte" means "companion" or "one who helps, serves." St. Michael and all the Angels in the Holy Scriptures serve the Lord. One area of service is in the realm of heavenly Worship. Thus, the name of our "Order" of Acolytes at Emanuel. They serve Pastor and people in Worship. Their training includes an annual Workshop. Their commitment is for at least one month out of the year. The Order of St. Michael's originated in the Fall of 1996 with the first group of Acolytes installed in this Order in December of 1996.
Greeters greet all members and guests of the Congregation as they enter the Church for Sunday morning Worship, distributing Worship bulletins as they do so. They offer assistance to visitors and guests. Members are scheduled for this service on a weekly basis.
Emanuel offers a Nursery for both the 7:45 a.m. and 10:15 a.m. Worship services. The Nursery Room (immediately to the rear of the Overflow area) is unstaffed, but always available for parents.
Hymnals and Bulletins/Highlights are available to those who need Braille or Large Print items. Other items provided as needed/requested.
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Andrew 'Beef' Johnston qualified for the U.S. Open in the most incredible fashion
Boredom Spieth
Beef Johnston earned a spot in the U.S. Open thanks to an appropriately brilliant qualifying performance at Walton Heath.
If you haven't been keeping tabs, the 118 local qualifiers for more than 9,000 2017 U.S. Open hopefuls have wrapped. Now, those fortunate enough to make it through the 36-hole grind at a local level get to do the same thing in sectionals.
The initial two qualifiers were held Monday, and the great Andrew "Beef" Johnston was among those looking to earn a spot at Erin Hills. Beef ended up grabbing one of the 15 qualifying spots, but more than that, the way he did it was damn impressive.
Beef carded three eagles. And even more impressive than that, he eagled a par 5, a par 4, and a par 3 (otherwise known as a hole-in-one) as his magical journey continues.
And fortunately, an intrepid, phone-wielding fan shot this video of Beef's ace.
Great fun following @BeefGolf at US Open qualifiers at #waltonheath today pic.twitter.com/zzbt5atmKa
— Sarah Denyer (@SarahDenyer) May 29, 2017
Johnston fired rounds of 68-66 to finish ninth, well inside the 15-man cutoff. The Englishman did the same drill last year, qualifying the the U.S. Open at Oakmont where he finished tied for 54th.
You'll recognize a few of the names on the list of qualifiers from Walton Heath.
Aaron Rai, (-14) 66-64=130
Haotong Li, (-13) 67-64=131
Alexander Levy, (-12) 63-69=132
Richie Ramsay, (-12) 66-66=132
Oliver Bekker, (-11) 67-67=133
Joel Stalter, (-11) 68-65=133
Bradley Dredge, (-11) 62-71=133
Eddie Pepperell, (-11) 67-66=133
Brandon Stone, (-10) 68-66=134
George Coetzee, (-10) 64-70=134
Andrew Johnston, (-10) 68-66=134
Paul Dunne, (-9) 67-68=135
Matt Wallace, (-9) 67-68=135
Thomas Aiken, (-9) 68-67=135
Wade Ormsby, (-9) 66-69=135
Ten additional qualifiers will be played in the United States on June 5th. And of course, all players inside the top 60 in the Official World Golf Ranking on June 12 earn a spot in the field at Erin Hills.
The other qualifier was held in Ono, Japan, where four spots were up for grabs. Those advancing thanks to their work at Ono Golf Club: Satoshi Kodaira, (-11) 64-69=133, Yusaku Miyazato, (-7) 66-71=137. Chan Kim, (-7) 69-68=137. Shugo Imahira, (-7) 68-69=137.
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In this Ruby on Rails training course, students will learn to create database-driven websites using Ruby on Rails. They will learn to install Ruby and Rails, to program in Ruby and use Ajax in their Ruby on Rails applications. This course can be customized to your team's learning needs.
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Yonex is the trusted name in the field of sports accessories having the most advanced equipment for sports like badminton, tennis, and golf, and their mavis series of badminton shuttlecocks is an example of the brand's constant endeavour to perfect their gear. The mavis 350 nylon shuttlecocks can be easily compared to the traditional feather unit. Designed to have the same flight time as a feather shuttle, these nylon shuttlecocks provide an accurate performance that is ideal for beginners and intermediate players.
The mavis 350 shuttlecocks do not just have a flight time similar to that of a traditional feather shuttle, but they are also able to provide a more traditional feel compared to other nylon shuttles. Their precision design enables a stable trajectory mid-air, which is further aided by a quicker recovery time.
While conventional nylon shuttlecocks often falter in recovery, those from yonex's mavis series differ greatly in performance. With a recovery time of only few seconds, the mavis 350 shuttlecock, when smashed with great force, comes quite close to the performance of yonex feather shuttles.
While badminton pros usually prefer using feather shuttlecocks, nylon shuttlecocks present a good option for beginners and intermediate level players. Their durability makes them perfect for using in practice sessions, while yonex's engineering makes the mavis 350 shuttles behave much like a feather unit in their flight.
With the mavis shuttlecocks, yonex has closed the bridge between feather and nylon shuttlecocks to a large extent. These have been engineered with precision to provide a performance that is close to feather shuttlecocks, the result being the same flight time as a feather shuttle.
Yonex understands the need for identifying the right shuttle for a particular playing environment. Yonex categorises their shuttles into 3 temperatures, each colour coded for added convenience. Red caps, blue caps, and yellow caps are suitable for 0-13, 12-23, and 22-33 degrees celsius respectively.
Nylon shuttlecocks have been a popular choice for players of beginner or intermediate levels due to a more durable performance compared to feather ones. The yonex nylon shuttlecocks offer unparalleled longevity while remaining uncompromising in terms of performance.
I received 3 shuttles of poor quality. They would dwindle incessantly while playing. They are good for nothing.
I feel cheated. I'm glad I found this review section . I hope people save disappointment by NOT ORDERING this product from here n wasting Money as well as peace of mind.
And for more details search for google..
1.0 out of 5 starsGot a counterfeit box from Cloudtail India!!
Got a counterfeit box of Mavis 350. The box was of bad quality, logos weren't original or on the correct side. Even the shuttles don't feel the same and the logo inside them was not the real one. The actual logo inside the shuttle has 2 white dots, one on the blue side and one on the green side. This seller had also stuck a barcode sticker over where the actual product code should be on the box. Even the silver yonex stickers for product guarantee which are usually put together were far apart. Then the yonex embedded logo on the cap appears on the top and this was on the inside of the box. I'm only able to add a single pic, so adding of the wrong yonex logo on the inside of the box's cap.
Stay away from buying shuttles from Amazon. 4 out of the 6 shuttles were wobbling straight out of the box and absolutely unplayable. All rejected shuttles are bunched together in the box. I want to give zero stars but since there is no option am giving 1 star!
5.0 out of 5 starsYonex is the best but watch out for fakes ones!
Shuttle is ideal for those moving from amateur to intermediate level playing. But this time, I got fake shuttles. from a seller named NooR'sSportsIndustries. The shuttles were made of extremely poor quality plastic by a company called Shuanlian. Extremely hard feathers and they break-off easily and won't last more than 5 minutes of a game. I wouldn't take them even if they are giving it away for free as they don't fly properly either. Check the product photos.
But otherwise, whenever I got Yonex branded shuttles, they were all good and came sealed. I wish those who did not have the right experience or were delivered with fakes ones, they had explained if it was a sealed box with photos and also if they had cross checked the unique code through the website.
I got a duplicate product. ( replica). From the Green cap itself we can make out. the Cap is so thin compared to the original one. It is like plastic paper, and shuttle did not lost for one single match.
This vendors should be banned from selling in amazon.
Do not buy this product online. You will regret while playing.


The two main required properties are the "Chose report template" and "Configure data sources". Report template defines what to display within the document and the configured data sources lets you bring data from different sources to generate the document. You can select an existing report template (Word document) or upload a new report template, whatever you prefer.
Here's a sample report template that will bring back a list of names and emails from FlowWright user table and generate a document.
As you can see in the above template, it uses a loop to display all the names and emails from the data source "ds.Users". For a list of all supported template functions, please refer to Aspose documentation here, for enumeration methods, click here.
Next step is to use the step in a Workflow definition to generate a document.
After creating an instance and executing, the following Word document is generated.
Above is a document generated using a simple template, more complex documents can be generated using rules, logic and complex expressions. Expression also support Microsoft .Net Language Integrated Query(LINQ) technology.
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Ed Sheeran feat Chance The Rapper & PnB Rock - Cross Me [PP]
"Cross Me" is a song by English singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran featuring American rappers Chance the Rapper and PnB Rock, as the second single of Sheeran's upcoming studio album No.6 Collaborations Project. Atlantic Records released the song on 24 May 2019. It follows his recent single "I Don't Care", which was a collaboration with Canadian singer Justin Bieber.


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Q: Best practice for sharing packages between 2 projects? I know that many people use the patern of having two projects, AppName and AppName.API. What happens when both of them projects require a class from the same package.
In my mind I have two options, create another project (AppName.Common) and reference that project on both AppName and AppName.API, or just add the package to both projects via Nuget.
Which is the best practice for this? Have I even got this right, is there an option I've missed? I'm a beginner to programming and just looking for some guidance towards advanced topics.
Many thanks.

A: NuGet was created for package management and Visual Studio handles package management for you. "Best Practice" for this question is subjective, in my opinion. What I recommend is that you add both projects to a solution. Then, right-click on your solution in the solution explorer and choose the Manage NuGet Packages for Solution menu option.

Then, from the package manager, install your package into both projects of your solution. When you move this solution from machine to machine, or someone else works on it, they can simply restore packages to install the dependencies. Your packages will be stored in a common folder at the solution level.

A: Just add the package to both projects via Nuget. The transitive reference approach (depend on Common just for dependencies) has pains the second you have 3 projects where two need a dependency but the third doesn't, at which point you've introduced a pointless dependency.
Don't overcomplicate package management or project layouts; always keep things simple or they (as a rule of thumb) will get in your way as you scale.
Edit: You mentioned you were new to programming. You don't always need X.Impl and X.Api (nor is that better than simply having X), and until you know WHY you might need them, it's going to be best to keep things simple. Your goal as a new programmer is likely to learn programming. If you overcomplicate your project structure & application architecture, you're going to waste time wrangling that vs learning, well, programming. Focus on writing as little code as possible, as few abstractions as possible, and creating as few csprojs as possible (ideally 1).

A: I agree Nuget is best for package management. But IMO it's not best to use it if it's not a generic package and not used by many teams and projects.
For your purpose I feel using a common class library and referencing it in both projects works very well and sorts out the debugging problems with remote packages.

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Harry Howard Kemp
March 13, 1931 - May 9, 2017
Harry Howard Kemp, 86, of Oskaloosa died Tuesday, May 9, 2017, at the MHP Hospice Serenity House in Oskaloosa. He was born March 13, 1931, in Rose Hill, Iowa, the son of Harry A. and Anna Faye McDonald Kemp. He graduated from Oskaloosa High School with the class of 1948. He continued his education at the University of Tulsa, in Tulsa, Oklahoma where he earned his bachelor degree in business. Following college graduation, Harry was drafted into the United States Army and served during the Korean Conflict. Upon his honorable discharge from the Army, Harry returned to Oskaloosa and joined the family business, Kemp Trucking in Oskaloosa and Kemp feed store and chicken hatchery in Sigourney. On April 26, 1958, Harry was united in marriage to Rachael Monast in Muscatine, Iowa. After some time working at Kemp Trucking and the feed store, Harry realized that driving a semi was where he wanted to be so he started Harry H. Kemp Enterprises. He owned and operated the business for nearly 10 years. He then went to work for a paving company managing their fleet of trucks locally and in Waterloo. Last, he drove semi for various local companies until his retirement. He loved to garden and travel. His family includes his wife of 59 years, Rachael Kemp of Oskaloosa; and a son, Jay Kemp of Clermont, Florida. He was preceded in death by his parents, and a sister, Irene Kent. Funeral services will be held Friday, May 12, at 10:30 am in the Bates Funeral Chapel with Reverend Tim Johnson officiating. Burial will be in the Forest Cemetery in Oskaloosa. The Bates Funeral Chapel is in charge of the arrangements. Visitation will be 9:00 to 10:30 on Friday prior to the service. Memorials may be made to MHP Hospice Serenity House.
Harry Howard Kemp, 86, of Oskaloosa died Tuesday, May 9, 2017, at the MHP Hospice Serenity House in Oskaloosa. He was born March 13, 1931, in Rose Hill, Iowa, the son of Harry A. and Anna Faye McDonald Kemp. He graduated from Oskaloosa... View Obituary & Service Information
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It's the biggest deal ever in the fast-growing fast-consolidating industry of electronic payments. Fidelity National Information Services is buying Worldpay for about $35 billion. That's more than triple what the seller, credit card processor Vantiv, paid to acquire Worldpay a year and a half ago. Combined, they'll boast revenue of $12 billion.
Worldpay is a major player in card payments, a hot area as more people opt to pay digitally instead of doling out cash. It's especially big in Britain where it originated 30 years ago. FIS is an acquisitive fintech firm based in Florida specializing in retail and institutional banking.
Fidelity shares inched higher Monday. Worldpay shares rose more than 10 percent.


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You can even investigate the position of the printer, manual or ink levels progressively by means of Wi-Fi or system. You'll be pleased to give stacked pictures elevated amounts of data, and in addition having the capacity to distribute specific records with clear content, on account of 5 singular inks, Canon's advanced FINE innovation and a print determination of around 4800 dpi. Printing is likewise quick, with ISO ESAT rates of 15 ipm mono and 9.7 ipm hues. You can have a borderless 10 x 15 cm photograph in your grasp in around 44 seconds. There is no limit in demonstrating your inventiveness.
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Q: Creating vectors with respect to remainder I have the problem following : Let's say we consider numbers from 1 to 102. I want to create four vectors a,b,c,d in such way :
Vector a takes value 1 if a=4k+1 and 0 otherwise
Vector b takes value 1 if a=4k+2 and 0 otherwise
Vector c takes value 1 if a=4k+3 and 0 otherwise
Vector d takes value 1 if a=4k and 0 otherwise
for some integer k.
My work so far
a<-b<-c<-d<-c()
for (i in 1:102)){
  if (i%%4==1){a[i]<-1}
  else (a[i]<-0)
}
for (i in 1:102){
  if (i%%4==2){b[i]<-1}
  else (b[i]<-0)
}
for (i in 1:102){
  if (i%%4==3){c[i]<-1}
  else (c[i]<-0)
}
for (i in 1:102){
  if (i%%4==0){d[i]<-1}
  else (d[i]<-0)}
}

Question
Is there any faster way to do that without using 4 loops ?

A: %% is vectorized, so you don't need any loops. And ifelse is a vectorized version of if(){}else{}.
rem = 1:102 %% 4
a = ifelse(rem == 1, 1, 0)
b = ifelse(rem == 2, 1, 0)
c = ifelse(rem == 3, 1, 0)
d = ifelse(rem == 0, 1, 0)

The ifelse makes it clear that you are getting a 1 or 0 output, but you can also do, e.g., a = as.integer(rem == 1) to coerce the TRUE/FALSE directly to 1 and 0 instead of using ifelse. It's a little more efficient, though perhaps a little less clear.