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Paganini: Complete Edition
Label: Dynamic Catalog #: 7734 Spars Code: DDD
Composer: Niccolò Paganini
Performer: Massimo Quarta, Salvatore Accardo, Franco Mezzena, Franco Traverso, ...
Conductor: Massimo Quarta, Charles Dutoit, Franco Tamponi, Antonio Plotino, ...
Orchestra/Ensemble: Carlo Felice Theatre Orchestra, London Philharmonic Orchestra, Chamber Orchestra of Europe, ...
Number of Discs: 40
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This just might be one of the most important releases in the entire Dynamic catalog. Maybe even in all of recording history. For the first time ever, all of Paganini's works have been collected in one single release, featuring all the best interpreters of the composer's music: Salvatore Accardo, Massimo Quarta, Leonidas Kavacos, Luigi Alberto Bianchi, Stefan Milenkovic, Franco Mezzena, the Quartetto Paganini, Bin Huang, Luca Fanfoni, and many others. The release also includes historical documents featuring milestone Paganini interpretations by Ruggiero Ricci, Arthur Grumiaux, Yehudi Menhuin, Franco Gulli, Vasa Prihoda, and others. The six concertos, as well as several other works, are performed on Paganini's 1742 Guarneri del Gesu violin. Read more There is also a section of the release that features rare and newly re-discovered works in their world premiere recordings. Read less
Works on This Recording
Concerto for Violin no 1 in D major, Op. 6 by Niccolò Paganini
Performer: Massimo Quarta (Violin)
Conductor: Massimo Quarta
Orchestra/Ensemble: Carlo Felice Theatre Orchestra
Written: ?1817; Italy
Concerto for Violin no 2 in B minor, Op. 7 "La Campanella" by Niccolò Paganini
Written: 1826; Italy
Concerto for Violin no 3 in E major by Niccolò Paganini
Concerto for Violin no 5 in A minor by Niccolò Paganini
Concerto for Violin no 6 in E minor, Op. posthumous by Niccolò Paganini
Written: circa 1815; Italy
Concerto for Violin no 4 in D minor by Niccolò Paganini
Written: by 1830; Italy
Adagio for Violin and Orchestra, MS 49 by Niccolò Paganini
Written: Italy
Sonata for Violin and Orchestra "La primavera" by Niccolò Paganini
Performer: Salvatore Accardo (Violin)
Conductor: Charles Dutoit
Orchestra/Ensemble: London Philharmonic Orchestra
Written: ?1838
Maestoso sonata sentimentale for Violin and Orchestra by Niccolò Paganini
Sonata and Variations for Violin and Orchestra on Weigl's "Pria ch'io l'impegno" by Niccolò Paganini
Introduction and Variations for Violin and Orchestra, Op. 12 "Non più mesta" by Niccolò Paganini
Theme and Variations for Violin and Orchestra, Op. 8 "Le streghe" by Niccolò Paganini
Sonata Varsavia by Niccolò Paganini
Conductor: Franco Tamponi
Orchestra/Ensemble: Chamber Orchestra of Europe
Sonata for Violin and Orchestra "Maria Luisa" by Niccolò Paganini
Polacca con Variazioni in A major by Niccolò Paganini
Balletto campestre, MS 74 by Niccolò Paganini
Variations for Violin and Orchestra on "Carnival of Venice", Op. 10 by Niccolò Paganini
Quartet for Guitar, Violin, Viola and Cello no 11 in B major, MS 38: III. Larghetto, con passione by Niccolò Paganini
Andante amoroso by Niccolò Paganini
Moto perpetuo for Violin and Orchestra in C major, Op. 11 by Niccolò Paganini
Introduction and Variations from Rossini's Mosè "Dal tuo stellato soglio" by Niccolò Paganini
Napoléon, for violin & orchestra (or violin & piano) in E flat major, MS 5 by Niccolò Paganini
Written: 1807-1808
Introduction and Variations for Violin and Orchestra, Op. 13 "Di tanti palpiti" by Niccolò Paganini
Tarantella for Violin and Orchestra in A minor by Niccolò Paganini
Performer: Franco Mezzena (Violin)
Conductor: Antonio Plotino
Orchestra/Ensemble: Genoa Chamber Orchestra
Le couvent du St Bernard by Niccolò Paganini
Orchestra/Ensemble: Genoa Chamber Orchestra, Coro Januensis
Written: 1828-1830; Italy
Concertino for Horn, Bassoon and Orchestra by Niccolò Paganini
Performer: Franco Traverso (French Horn), Rino Vernizzi (Bassoon)
Sonata for gran viola & orchestra in C minor, MS 70 by Niccolò Paganini
Performer: Luigi A. Bianchi (Viola)
Conductor: Jacques Delacôte
Orchestra/Ensemble: RIAS Symphony Orchestra
Quartets (3) for Guitar, Violin, Viola and Cello, Op. 4: no 1 in A minor by Niccolò Paganini
Orchestra/Ensemble: Paganini Quartet
Quartet for Guitar, Violin, Viola and Cello no 9 in D major, MS 36 by Niccolò Paganini
Quartet for Guitar, Violin, Viola and Cello no 10 in A major, MS 37 by Niccolò Paganini
Quartet for Guitar, Violin, Viola and Cello no 11 in B major, MS 38 by Niccolò Paganini
Quartet for Guitar, Violin, Viola and Cello no 12 in A minor, MS 39 by Niccolò Paganini
Quartet for Guitar, Violin, Viola and Cello no 13 in F minor, MS 40 by Niccolò Paganini
Quartets (3) for Guitar, Violin, Viola and Cello, Op. 4: no 3 in A major by Niccolò Paganini
Quartet for Guitar, Violin, Viola and Cello no 7 in E major by Niccolò Paganini
Quartet for Guitar, Violin, Viola and Cello no 14 by Niccolò Paganini
Quartets (3) for Guitar, Violin, Viola and Cello, Op. 4: no 2 in C major by Niccolò Paganini
Quartet for Guitar, Violin, Viola and Cello no 8 in A major, MS 35 by Niccolò Paganini
Quartets (3) for Violin, Viola, Guitar and Cello, Op. 5: no 1 in D major by Niccolò Paganini
Quartets (3) for Violin, Viola, Guitar and Cello, Op. 5: no 2 in C major by Niccolò Paganini
Quartets (3) for Violin, Viola, Guitar and Cello, Op. 5: no 3 in D minor by Niccolò Paganini
Serenata for Viola, Cello and Guitar in C major by Niccolò Paganini
Performer: Andrea Noferini (Cello), Antonello Farulli (Viola), Adriano Sebastiani (Guitar)
Written: by 1808
Terzetto concertante for Violin/Viola, Cello and Guitar in D major by Niccolò Paganini
Terzetto for Violin, Cello and Guitar in D major by Niccolò Paganini
Terzetto for 2 Violins and Guitar in A minor by Niccolò Paganini
Performer: Dora Bratchkova (Violin), Adriano Sebastiani (Guitar), Gotz Hartmann (Violin)
Serenata for 2 Violins and Guitar by Niccolò Paganini
Quartet for Strings no 1 in D minor by Niccolò Paganini
Orchestra/Ensemble: Paganini String Quartet
Quartet for Strings no 2 in E flat major by Niccolò Paganini
Quartet for Strings no 3 in A minor by Niccolò Paganini
Introduction and Variations on Paisiello's "Nel cor più non mi sento", Op. 38 by Niccolò Paganini
Performer: Pier Domenico Sommati (Violin), Stefan Milenkovich (Violin), Riccardo Agosti (Cello)
Duets (3) for Violin and Cello by Niccolò Paganini
Divertimenti carnevaleschi for 2 Violins and Cello, MS 4 by Niccolò Paganini
Duets (3) for Violin and Bassoon, MS 130 by Niccolò Paganini
Performer: Claudio Gonella (Bassoon), Salvatore Accardo (Violin)
Notturni (4) by Niccolò Paganini
Serenata per Rovene, for mandolin & guitar in E minor, MS 14 by Niccolò Paganini
Performer: Dorina Frati (Mandolin), Piera Dadomo (Guitar)
Serenata for Mandolin and Guitar by Niccolò Paganini
Minuet for mandolin, MS 106 by Niccolò Paganini
Performer: Dorina Frati (Mandolin)
Centone di Sonate (18) for Violin and Guitar, Op. 64 by Niccolò Paganini
Performer: Maurizio Preda (Guitar), Luigi A. Bianchi (Violin)
Written: after 1828
Cantabile for Violin and Piano in D major by Niccolò Paganini
Sonatas (6) for Violin and Guitar, MS 9 "Lucca" by Niccolò Paganini
Sonatas (6) for Violin and Guitar, MS 10 "Lucca" by Niccolò Paganini
Sonatas (6) for Violin and Guitar, MS 133 "Lucca" by Niccolò Paganini
Duetto amoroso for Violin and Guitar by Niccolò Paganini
Entrata d'Adone nella reggia di Venere, for violin & guitar in C major, MS 8 by Niccolò Paganini
Sonatas (6) for Violin and Guitar, Op. 2 by Niccolò Paganini
Written: circa 1805
Sonata concertata in A major, Op. 61/MS 2 by Niccolò Paganini
Cantabile e Valtz in E major by Niccolò Paganini
Variations (60) for Violin and Guitar on "Barucabà", Op. 14/MS 71 by Niccolò Paganini
Duetti (6) for Violin and Guitar, MS 110 by Niccolò Paganini
Carmagnola, variations for violin & guitar, MS 1 by Niccolò Paganini
Sonata for Guitar in A major, MS 3 "Grande" by Niccolò Paganini
Caprices (24) for Violin solo, Op. 1 by Niccolò Paganini
Performer: Leonidas Kavakos (Violin)
Sonata for Violin solo, MS 83 by Niccolò Paganini
Performer: Stefan Milenkovich (Violin)
Caprice d'adieu, for solo violin, MS 68 by Niccolò Paganini
Variations for Violin and Orchestra on "God Save the Queen", Op. 9 by Niccolò Paganini
Inno patriotico, allegro & 6 variations for solo violin in A major, MS 81 by Niccolò Paganini
Sonata for Violin solo in C major, MS 6 "Duo merveille" by Niccolò Paganini
Tema variato, theme & variations (7) for violin solo in A major, MS 82 by Niccolò Paganini
Sonatas (34) for Guitar, MS 84 by Niccolò Paganini
Performer: Guido Fichtner (Guitar)
Written: circa 1800-1820
Sonatinas (5) for Guitar, MS 85 by Niccolò Paganini
Allegretto for Guitar in A major, MS 86 by Niccolò Paganini
Sonata for Guitar in E major, MS 87 by Niccolò Paganini
Andantino for Guitar in G major, MS 88 by Niccolò Paganini
Andantino for Guitar in C major, MS 89 by Niccolò Paganini
Allegretto for Guitar in A minor, MS 91 by Niccolò Paganini
Waltz for Guitar in C major, MS 92 by Niccolò Paganini
Rondoncino for Guitar in E major, MS 94 by Niccolò Paganini
Waltz for Guitar in E major, MS 96 by Niccolò Paganini
Waltz for Guitar in C major, MS 100 by Niccolò Paganini
Trio for Guitar in C major, MS 101 by Niccolò Paganini
Andantino for Guitar in F minor, MS 102 by Niccolò Paganini
March for Guitar in A major, MS 103 by Niccolò Paganini
Sonata for Guitar in A major, MS 104 by Niccolò Paganini
Marziale for Guitar in E major, MS 105 by Niccolò Paganini
Sinfonia Lodovisia, MS 98 by Niccolò Paganini
Ghiribizzi (43) for Guitar, MS 43 by Niccolò Paganini
Performer: Adriano Sebastiani (Guitar)
Written: 1819-1820; Naples, Italy
Sonatinas (6) for Violin and Guitar, MS 124-129 by Niccolò Paganini
Performer: Adriano Sebastiani (Guitar), Stefano Delle Donne (Violin)
Sonata and Variations for Violin, Viola, Cello and Guitar by Niccolò Paganini
Performer: Marco Scicli (Viola), Adriano Sebastiani (Guitar), Stefano Delle Donne (Violin),
Damiano Puliti (Cello)
Studies (4) for Violin by Niccolò Paganini
Performer: Stefano Delle Donne (Violin)
Performer: Luca Ballerini (Piano), Luca Fanfoni (Violin)
Ritornelli (3), for 2 violins & double bass, MS 113 by Niccolò Paganini
Performer: Daniele Fanfoni (Violin), Luca Fanfoni (Violin), Luca Simoncini (Cello)
Preludes (6) for violin (doubtful) by Niccolò Paganini
Performer: Luca Fanfoni (Violin)
Rondo for violin & cello in A major, MS 63 by Niccolò Paganini
Performer: Luca Fanfoni (Violin), Luca Simoncini (Cello)
Capriccio, for solo violin, MS 54 by Niccolò Paganini
Performer: Luca Fanfoni (Violin), Fabrizio Giudice (Guitar)
Ghiribizzo vocale, MS 120 by Niccolò Paganini
Performer: Fabrizio Giudice (Guitar), Lucia Cortese (Soprano), Bin Huang (Violin)
Sul margine di un rio, MS 119 by Niccolò Paganini
Performer: Fabio Macelloni (Piano), Lucia Cortese (Soprano)
È pur amabile, MS 53 by Niccolò Paganini
Quel jour heureux, MS 62 by Niccolò Paganini
Conductor: Fabio Macelloni
Orchestra/Ensemble: Niccolo Paganini Conservatory Chorus
Sonatas (34) for Guitar, MS 84: no 2 in A major by Niccolò Paganini
Performer: Fabrizio Giudice (Guitar)
Written: circa 1800-1820; Italy
Valse for Violin Solo, MS 80 by Niccolò Paganini
Performer: Bin Huang (Violin)
Canzonetta for Guitar, MS 121 by Niccolò Paganini
Duetto for Violin and Guitar in G Major, MS 122 by Niccolò Paganini
Performer: Bin Huang (Violin), Nicholas Goluses (Guitar)
Performer: Ruggiero Ricci (Violin)
Le streghe, Op. 8, MS 19 by Niccolò Paganini
Performer: Sandra Fuga (Piano), Giulio Bignami (Violin)
Performer: Vasa Prihoda (Violin)
Conductor: Arturo Toscanini
Orchestra/Ensemble: NBC Symphony Orchestra
Performer: Arthur Grumiaux (Violin)
Conductor: Franco Gallini
Orchestra/Ensemble: Lamoureux Concerts Association Orchestra
Performer: Franco Gulli (Violin)
Conductor: Luciano Rosada
Orchestra/Ensemble: Milan Angelicum Orchestra
Performer: Yehudi Menuhin (Violin)
Conductor: Pierre Monteux
Orchestra/Ensemble: Paris Symphony Orchestra
Conductor: Piero Mordini
Orchestra/Ensemble: Virtuosi d'Assisi
Performer: André Benoist (Piano), Jascha Heifetz (Violin)
Caprices (24) for Violin solo, Op. 1: no 20 in D major by Niccolò Paganini
Caprices (24) for Violin solo, Op. 1: no 24 in A minor by Niccolò Paganini
Performer: Jascha Heifetz (Violin), Arpád Sándor (Piano)
Performer: Ruggiero Ricci (Violin), Carl Furstner (Piano)
Caprices (24) for Violin solo, Op. 1: no 13 in B flat major by Niccolò Paganini
Performer: Guido Agosti (Piano), Ferenc Vecsey (Violin)
Concerto for Violin no 1 in D major, Op. 6: 1st movement, Allegro maestoso by Niccolò Paganini
Performer: Fritz Kreisler (Violin)
Conductor: Eugene Ormandy
Orchestra/Ensemble: Philadelphia Orchestra
Performer: Zino Francescatti (Violin)
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Anushka Sharma Just Opened Up About Her Marriage With Virat & All Those Pregnancy Rumours!
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I think it's incredible that actors these days aren't following age-old patterns of how a woman is not offered the lead role in films once she ties the knot or that a couple must have children as soon as they get married. It's each person's choice of family, career or both. We love you Anushka and Virat, keep being badasses!


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Do you work with someone who bores you to tears with detail upon detail that you don't seem to need, and who appears to lose sight of the big picture or objectives?
Are you frustrated by a colleague who operates from a vague, airy perspective and who doesn't appear to know (or care) about the important details?
Do you ever find yourself thinking that you are the only normal one and everyone around you is completely dysfunctional?
There's a reason we find ourselves feeling a bit like we are hitting our head up against a wall when we communicate with certain people. It's that we are different to them! And the Big Picture/Detail Picture personality filter will help you better understand why your communication can sometimes be a bit 'hit and miss'.
Big Picture thinkers are deductive thinkers. They start with the global perspective and move downwards to the specifics. They operate from a universal perspective and tend to draw on the big picture or overall concept. These people may miss details so they also commonly leave out steps in a process. For instance, they may be excellent at managing different parts of a project, but may struggle to complete all the detailed steps within each part of the project.
What is a Little Picture Thinker?
Little Picture thinkers are inductive or specific thinkers. They start specifically with the details and move upwards. They operate from an in-depth perspective and tend to focus on the details or facts and figures. These people have trouble working in the midst of visual clutter. They like things put away in an organized system and they do things precisely and in order.
What is your current approach?
Whether you are communicating one to one, one to few, or one to many, if you are keen to influence your audience in your presentation, you need a model that focuses on the different needs and expectations of your different stakeholders. You see, individuals take in information differently, learn differently, and form opinions differently. As a result, individual stakeholders will be silently preoccupied by the different agendas and expectations they have of you. These agendas and expectations lead them to formulate certain questions that they are expecting you to address in your presentation. Let me share a model with you to help you achieve greater buy-in and to cater for the diverse needs of your stakeholders.
If you are a Big Picture thinker and have to communicate with specific thinkers, it can be very frustrating because you are someone who wants to focus their attention on the strategic level (the WHY? And WHAT IF?), preferring not to get bogged down with details (the WHAT?). On the other hand, the Little Picture thinker wants to give you the important details, they get stuck in the WHAT section of 4Mat, often rendering you entirely bamboozled. To build rapport with Little Picture thinkers give them lots of details and break information down into small chunks. Once they are on top of all the details, you will be able to explain the overall picture to them. Remember that if your customer, or employee has a specific preference they need a detailed presentation with facts, figures, details, charts and statistics in order to make a decision.
If you are a Little Picture or specific thinker and you need to communicate with Big Picture Thinkers, it can be very confusing. Big Picture thinkers are people who start from general principles. They will present you with concepts and overall perspectives. They want the forest first, not the trees. You will improve your communication with these people by talking first about the overall concept and large ideas, spend more time in the WHY? section building rapport and proving the need. Avoid going into detail (the WHAT?) until you have built good rapport. And always remember that if your customer has a global preference they need shorter, more conceptual presentations and pitches.
Where do you sit on the continuum?
It's important to note that most people do not neatly operate consistently as either Big Picture or Little Picture. They tend to operate somewhere on the continuum, and the demands of a position will also have some impact on the degree to which people operate as Big Picture or Little Picture thinkers in their day-to-day working lives. It's certainly important not to box or label people inappropriately.
Go forth and flex your style!
Switched-on business people who are keen to accelerate their career or business development have high emotional intelligence. They can intuit their environment and make clever, masterful choices about why and how to act in certain ways, whilst preserving the integrity of the people with whom they interact. They know how to interpret the verbal and non-verbal clues that people provide about their filters or preferences. Then they can match their approach to the needs of their stakeholders. It's really all about a keenness to 'flex' your style. Do this and you will build strong rapport with people and have great success in your life.
So, enjoy getting to know the people around you. Celebrate your sameness and differences and achieve the most from your relationships. You don't have to change the world with your actions, just take personal responsibility for the decisions you make and they way you chose to treat the people around you every day. If we all did that it would be a better world. The people around you aren't dysfunctional, just different to you!


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David Holtzman, VP of privacy and security compliance at Cynergis Tek, spoke with Healthcare Informatics about trends in healthcare data in 2013. He also shared expectations for 2014, including the Office for Civil Rights revised audit program, the development of industry standards for vendors, and cybersecurity and technology standards. To listen to the podcast, click here.
Black Book Rankings named 2013 "the year of the Great EHR Vendor Switch." But, what about 2014? Health IT Outcomes reports switching could continue, quoting an EHR Intelligence article featuring an interview with John Whitham, principal of Healthcare IT at ECG Management Consultants. Whitham says reasons for changing EHR vendors range from "poor client service to being able to be Stage 2 Meaningful Use and ICD-10 compliant." He adds that with healthcare consolidations, the dominant organization prompts system replacement.
Forbes lists five technologies revolutionizing healthcare. Among the technologies is 3D printing — with applications like printing hearing aids, orthodontic and prosthetic devices, and even organs for drug toxicity testing purposes. Rounding out the list are artificial intelligence, brain-computer interfaces, robotics, and point-of-care diagnostics.
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Chris Bauder was born in Las Vegas, Nevada in 1978. He earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the University of Nevada, Reno, and a Master of Fine Arts, with an emphasis in sculpture, from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Bauder's work has been shown throughout the western United States, and he was selected as a Nevada Arts Council Fellowship recipient for 2013. In addition to his art practice, Bauder teaches at the College of Southern Nevada.
See more from Chris Bauder at ChrisBauder.com and on Instagram, @seebauderart.


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Keeping positive about finding it is a must. Think about it like this: you do not have to find a lost gecko, simply find its hiding place. They can go a good while without food and water. Most are found quickly but I've heard of one appearing eight months later.
While you are in the hunt for your gecko you can also be assessing how the escape took place. Did you leave the key to its condo in the door lock? Supply a natural ladder that you spent hours of time on for them to climb? Or didn't know you had a "carpenter morph" and left tools and a couple of two by fours in the tank…….… Seriously, figure out how the gecko may have gotten out so it doesn't happen again when you finally find it.
in a warm house with a carpeted floor the gecko may move about seeking other warm spots. In a house with cooler conditions, perhaps with vinyl floor covering or a concrete slab floor, it may be satisfied to hide in more of a brumation safe-spot tightly tucked away.
Here are some quick and easy places to look for a missing gecko. See if it's still in its tank. If the tank has carpet, look underneath the carpet. Make sure it's not in another gecko's tank. Lift up loose rugs or throw-rugs and look under them. Check your bed coverings……geckos can jump up and climb the spreads, blankets, etc. Your gecko might even be under your pillow! You've gotta take it apart piece by piece; you can't just glance at it. Look under ALL furniture and use a flashlight. Remember that it can be on the move so one check is not good enough until it is found. Any shoes on the floors or in closets? Shake them out because many have been found in the toe of shoes or house slippers.
Moisture in a nearby bath or shower area may attract your gecko. Check the shower curtain as one of mine was found in the folds of the curtain.
Check heat coming from a fridge floor area. Many have been found under the fridge. You may have to roll it out to check underneath. SO BE CAREFUL ! Don't run it over or you have wasted your time finding it. Other warm places to check are the gas water heater area and the laundry room, especially the dryer area.
The first place to look is the room it's housed in. If you have searched the room, and still have not spotted it, you now need to expand the search. With flashlight in hand look under every piece of furniture in the home. In the case of arboreal geckos, look upwards on the walls and windows.
When you search a cluttered floor area really well, such as your closet, and you shake out the toe end of shoes, etc., be sure to set all those things up someplace else so you know the gecko hasn't re-entered after your search.
Once you're sure your gecko is not in a particular area, you can set up an attractive spot for them there and try to attract them to it. For example, when a floor area, say a closet, has been searched well get an empty shoe box or something similar to make into a humid hide. Cut a hole in each end and one in the front, place moist paper towels in it and set it against a wall so it has a chance to be entered from 3 directions. Check it often!!! If the floor is empty it makes it easier to find the gecko, but if not do it anyway.
Sure, meal worms can be added, if you want. Put a slice of carrot in with the worms so they will remain healthy. REMEMBER: check often.
Your gecko can go a pretty good while without food or water. Its first priority will be to search for a protective spot, hot or cool (so it can be changing spots to find the temperature needed). Once it gets an opportunity or begins to feel safer with the surroundings it will search for water and food.
Remember, your gecko escaped while under your care. You are responsible for its safety. You are responsible to find it. So you should look everywhere if you have an escapee, even in the least likely of places, because it just might be there. Look and look again, and then again, until it's found. And you will probably find it.
H.J.Rudy, retired computer programmer and real estate broker has been involved with animals for the last 15 years. Prior to being a gecko hobbyist breeder for the last six years, he was owner of pet businesses: Schnauzer Lovers, and the Tropical Fish Center. Other past-time hobbies include carving and setting crystal in wood, along with abstract paintings on canvas. .
There's nothing more you can really do except to keep the interventions going and hope for the best. I'm planning to write and publish an article here soon about some incredible lost gecko finds I have experienced. You can also check out the article on this site titled "Found" which describes my finding a leopard gecko that escaped as a hatchling after 2 years.
The tactic I used to find my crested gecko was to leave the lights low and wait until late at night, around 1 AM when I knew he was usually active. Then I walked around quietly, listening, and looking. Within minutes I found him on the kitchen floor near the fridge. I presume he was camped out under there for the day because he darted under as soon as I tried to grab him. I had to pull it out and chase him out from behind the compressor. He's safely back in his now-secure home.
Since your tokay gecko is arboreal, look up. There is a chance that you'll find it eventually towards the ceiling. I once lost a much smaller electric blue day gecko and found it after about a week just handing out on the wall. There is always the chance that it's gotten out, or wedged itself in some place that it can't get out of. You could try hanging some kind of fake plant high up on the wall and maybe it will decide to hide in it.
Mine came back 9 months later …….
I lost my leopard gecko and i've been having some trouble finding him. He has been lost for two days now and I need some tips.
I hope you've been able to read the article, which I think gives extensive tips. The only other thing I can tell you is that I've had a gecko missing for as long as 2 years, so don't give up!
Hey my golden Gecko got out, and I have an idea of where he is but I can't get him out. I left meal worms out and a dish of water. I have a cat and she found him once but I smacked her out of the way but he took off and he is in the most impossible place to reach. I keep going back to check on him but he won't come out.
Okay, I just lost my gecko and I searched for her. In fact, she's a 3 month old baby so I'm naturally panicking on the insides but this article helps me relax and laugh a little.
My daughter got a gecko for Christmas this year. It jumped off of her and ran under a piece of furniture. When we moved the furniture, we saw the gecko crawling into the corner where two walls met – he (leopard gecko) escaped into that corner in a small gap between the carpet and the floor board. Behind the walls it is cold, so I've got to believe he is looking for warmth. I have put his aquarium on it's side, his aquarium warmer is on its side and just outside the corner he went into, put his rock condo down in the same area, caged in the area as best as I could, and I've got an app going on an ipad playing cricket noises next to his cricket holder. I loaded a night-vision app on my daughter's phone and she is watching the hole and sobbing. Very sad. I don't believe there is anything else we can do, but I would love any input.
I'm sorry you're going through this. I think you've gone way above the call of duty! Remember that he's more likely to come out at night, and you can let her know that if it will make her feel better. It may take awhile –I've had geckos missing anywhere from 1 day to 2 years! Later at night, try turning off the lights and looking through the entire room with a flashlight. Good luck!
Hopefully you read the article about finding an escaped gecko. If not, please do. Close the door to your room and keep the cats out. Use the information in the article to look for your gecko. I have 2 cats and have had numerous geckos escape and get found. Often they turn up under the fridge because it's warm. Pay attention to any place that your cats are paying a lot of attention to. The last 2 times I located a missing leopard gecko were because the cats were looking really hard in a particular place and there she was!
My mom left my tank lid opened to give him water and never closed all the way. i dont know if he went out of my room since i didnt know until today evening. i think he escaped yesterday not sure when. i laid out containers around my room but not sure if he is in there at all?? any help tips or anything? could he climb on my high up bed? can he climb on my furniture? could he be wondering around my others room, just to say we have a huge house and steps could he go down there?
You don't say what kind of gecko it is. If it's a leopard gecko, it's highly unlikely that he would climb up anything. I just found two of my geckos that escaped, one after a day and the other after a week. Keep looking, especially in the evening. Keep the containers out. Look all around the house just in case. Be patient!
yes its a leopard gecko, but good news i found him yesterday night. i was laying on my bed and he got up on my bed and found me. so he is fine and back in his tank.
That's great! I've generally had good luck with a variety of escaped geckos. I'm glad you found him.


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Now Reading : Tayari Jones Uses Fiction to Tell the Truth
Tayari Jones Uses Fiction to Tell the Truth
May 1, 2019 • Sophia Rivera-Silverstein
Whether or not to engage with social and political issues was never a question for author Tayari Jones. It was a given.
Jones was raised in a "very political home… with the idea that you could be whatever you wanted to be as long as whatever you chose to do with your life, you did it in the service of justice." She says she understood early on in her writing career that using her platform to address the issues facing our society today was her "life's work."
Jones' ability to blend extreme societal injustices with the intimacies of life in a new marriage, all through powerful storytelling, is why she was awarded the Aspen Words Literary Prize for her novel An American Marriage. The award, which is one of the largest literary prizes in the United States, was established by the Aspen Institute to honor a work of fiction that illuminates a vital contemporary issue and demonstrates the transformative power of literature on thought and culture.
An American Marriage tells the story of Celestial and Roy, a newlywed couple in Atlanta whose lives are completely upended when, only 18 months in to their marriage, Roy is arrested and sentenced to 12 years in prison for a crime he did not commit. As Roy's time in prison passes, their relationship naturally stumbles, and they find themselves unable to hold on to the grounding love they once shared. When Roy's conviction is suddenly overturned after 5 years, he returns to Atlanta looking to rebuild their life together. The novel tells its readers a private story of one couple and their relationship while simultaneously presenting an interwoven conversation on what it means to be Black in the American prison-industrial complex.
It was important to Jones to make the story she presented to her audience accurate without over-dramatizing the plot developments for shock value. Instead, Jones said, it was essential that she be able to write with hope, and to tailor her story to different audiences.
Tayari Jones talks hope in stories at Aspen Words Literary Prize announcement
In her acceptance speech, Jones thanked Aspen Words for creating an award that highlights the importance of literary works that touch on the important issues of our time.
Tayari Jones accepts the 2019 Aspen Words Literary Prize
In an era where it seems to be getting more and more difficult for Americans to understand one another, it is especially poignant when writers like Jones are able to tell stories that are resonant for people with differing perceptions and experiences — like the impact of the criminal justice system. For Jones, this ability comes realizing that, as a writer, her main responsibility is simply to be honest in her work.
"When I was a young writer I would think about how to make sure that my political views and social critique made its way into the writing," she said. "But I came to realize later that, that's my worldview. Anything I write is going to be infused with my worldview. And I was able to just kind of relax a little bit and instead of trying to make a point to just tell the truth, because the point is in the truth."
Tayari Jones Wins Aspen Words Literary Prize for Her Novel 'An American Marriage'
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Sterling Associates announces Nov. 9 Fall Art & Antiques Auction featuring estate discoveries from New Jersey and beyond
Posted on November 7, 2022 November 7, 2022 By RSS Post
Featured: 60+ lots of paintings, portraits, sculptures and editions; bronze mermaid coffee table, regulator clocks, pocket watches and wristwatches; 1821 ship's log with yacht registerNORWOOD, N.J. – New Jersey's estate specialists, Sterling Associates, will host a November 9, 2022 art and antiques auction featuring a carefully vetted selection of goods from estates and upscale residences in the Garden State and beyond. The boutique auction comprising 178 lots includes an eclectic array of fine and decorative art, furniture, clocks, watches and fine jewelry. Absentee and Internet live bidding is available through LiveAuctioneers.Hudson Mindell Kitchell (NY/NJ/RI, 1862-1944), nocturnal landscape, oil on canvas, signed, 23in x 19in (framed size). Estimate $600-$800The auction includes more than 60 lots of art, including several well-executed portraits. One of them is an oil-on-canvas portrait of a gentleman from Dublin, Ireland. The 34- by 39-inch (framed) painting has writing on verso that shows the sitter's lineage, including possible identification of the man as G.L. McEntee III. It is estimated at $600-$800.A beautiful nocturnal autumn landscape by Hudson Mindell Kitchell (NY/NJ/RI, 1862-1944) is artist-signed and measures 23 by 19 inches (framed). Its colors are deep green and brown, with a luminescent golden sky, an expression of Kitchell's leaning toward Tonalism. This attractive painting by an accomplished artist who exhibited at the Society of Independent Artists in the 1920s is estimated at $600-$800.Several interesting sculptures will be offered, led by a Steven Weinberg (b. 1954-) glass cube sculpture with architectural cutouts and internal decoration having a botanical theme. It measures 9 by 9 by 9 inches and is signed and dated 09060. This intriguing form is expected to sell in the $1,500-$2,000 range. An Eric Hilton etched glass sculpture measures 18 by 12 by 14 inches. It is signed and dated '93 and will cross the auction block with an $800-$1,200
Lark Mason Associates Sale of Furniture, Fine and Decorative Arts Now Live on iGavelAuctions.com
Posted on September 28, 2022 September 28, 2022 By RSS Post
New York: Lark Mason Associates announced that their Furniture, Fine and Decorative Arts on igavelauctions.com goes live on September 22 through October 11. Among the 250 lots offered is an important collection of fine 18th century Venetian furniture and mid-20th century pieces by Eero Saarinen and Charles Eames. Running concurrently is Rugs and Carpets from the Collection of Barry MacLean, which goes live on October 4 to 22. "We are delighted to present this eclectic sale of furniture, paintings and decorative arts, which dates from the 18th century through the mid-20th century," says Lark Mason. "It's rare to have such a fine quality group of Venetian furniture come up for sale." According to Mason, the auction also includes a large selection of rugs as well as mid-century furniture. "This is an ideal opportunity for design aficionados s to acquire furnishings at accessible estimates."A pair of armchairs and ottoman by Eero Saarinen for Knoll (Estimate: $500/800)Among the highlights are a pair of 18th century Italian Console Tables, (Estimate: $8,000/12,000); a set of eight 18th century Venetian Italian Red and Gilt Chairs, (Estimate: $12,000/18,000); a Genovese Italian Burl Walnut and Fruitwood Bureau Bookcase, circa. 1740-1750 (Estimate: $10,000/15,000); a pair of Italian Venetian Carved Giltwood Girandole Mirrors, circa 1750-1760 (Estimate: $2,000/3,000); an 18th century Milanese Italian Giltwood Console with Faux Marble top (Estimate: $5,000/8,000); a pair of 18th century Italian, Red-Painted Consoles with Faux Marble Top (Estimate: $8,000/12,000); and an 18th century Italian Giltwood Mirror, circa. 1730-1740 (Estimate: $700/1,000).Mid-twentieth century furniture designed by Eero Saarinen for Knoll includes a yellow upholstered executive side chair (Estimate: $300/500) and a pair of armchairs and ottoman (Estimate: $500/800). Two modernist fiberglass shell chairs by Charles Eames for Herman Miller (Estimate: ($300-500) are also in the sale.Additionally, the sale includes a woodcut by Albrecht Durer (1471-1528), called The
Potter & Potter Auctions' Enter the Matrix: The Wachowski Collection Event to Offer Memorabilia, Props, Awards, and Concept Art From The Archives of Celebrated Film Directors, Writers, And Producers Lana Wachowski and Lilly Wachowski
Posted on April 27, 2022 April 27, 2022 By RSS Post
This sale includes items from cult-classic movies including The Matrix, V for Vendetta, Sense8, Jupiter Ascending, and Cloud Atlas, with all profits going to the Protect and Defend Trans Youth Fund which provides direct services and funds to at-risk trans youth throughout the country.Chicago, Il, April 22- Potter & Potter Auctions is pleased to announce this can't miss sale to be held on Thursday, May 12th, 2022, starting at 10am CDT. The event will be held online and live streamed, with a limited number of bidders physically allowed in the gallery as determined by current Illinois public health attendance guidelines. Please call the auction house, located at 5001 W Belmont Avenue in Chicago, at 773-472-1442 to reserve seats. Bidding will take place through Potter & Potter's website, at www.potterauctions.com. Phone and absentee bids are also welcome. All items are available for in-person preview, by appointment only. 5 Signed Enter the Matrix PostersIconic, screen used props from the Wachowskis' signature films take several of the top lot slots in this star-studded sale. Lot #4, a Neo-Seoul Speeder from Cloud Atlas, is estimated at $6,000-8,000. This original police speeder with attachments was used by authorities in the futuristic dystopian city of 2144 Neo-Seoul and can be seen during Sonmi-451's (Bae Doona) escape. It measures 103 x 45 x 51". Lot #114, a purple Segway scooter from Speed Racer, is estimated at $3,000-5,000. This modified transporter appeared in the 2008 film and measures 51" high.Lot #47, a lightning rifle prop from The Matrix, is estimated at $2,000-4,000. This resin, rubber, and foam weapon was wielded by Cypher (Joe Pantoliano) against Tank (Marcus Chong) and Dozer (Anthony Ray Parker) when he reveals himself as an ally of Agent Smith (Hugo Weaving). It measures 18 x 28 x 10" and includes a barcode identifying it as property of
Sterling Associates leaves winter behind with March 2 auction of estate art, antiques and mid-century modern furniture
Posted on February 28, 2022 February 28, 2022 By RSS Post
Fresh and vibrant 1989 Dahlov Ipcar 'kaleidoscopic' painting of African animals attracts strong pre-auction interestNORWOOD, N.J. – On Wednesday, March 2nd, Sterling Associates will bid farewell to winter with a 171-lot auction of fine and decorative art, antiques and mid-century modern furnishings from estates in the NY/NJ/CT tri-state area. Bidders may participate absentee or live online through LiveAuctioneers.Dahlov Ipcar (American, 1917-2017), Cherangani, oil-on-canvas, 48 x 40in, signed and dated '1989.' Original artist's label with title, date, description and $9,000 price. Estimate $10,000-$15,000The auction's long list of highlights includes a stunning Dahlov Ipcar oil painting of an African animal scene, a Philip and Kelvin LaVerne "Kang Tao" bronze coffee table, a 1926 Steinway baby grand piano, and a Franz Bergmann cold-painted Austrian bronze and glass lamp. A specialty collection of 15 mid-Victorian portrait miniatures is included, as well.From the first hour of its appearance in Sterling's online catalog, the Dahlov Ipcar painting was already attracting hits from potential bidders. Ipcar's work is held in the permanent collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Brooklyn Museum, and other institutions. Her large, impressive oil titled Cherangani (referring to a hilly region in Kenya) is an exciting depiction of African animals against a landscape typical of the artist's "kaleidoscopic" style. Painted in 1989, the 48- by 40-inch painting is signed and dated, and has an artist's label on verso that documents the title and date of creation plus a description ("oil on Belgian linen") and original fixed selling price of $9,000. It is offered in Sterling Associates' auction with a $10,000-$15,000 estimate. "For years, Dahlov Ipcar's paintings typically sold for $3,000 to $4,000, but she has been increasingly discovered by collectors, and now her paintings can fetch $20,000," said Stephen D'Atri, owner of Sterling Associates.Among other artworks worthy of special mention are three botanical
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Discover some of the many unique neighbourhoods Toronto has to offer. From the history to shopping, schools and recreation – see why so many call these areas home.
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Please SelectRosedale (Central)Summerhill (Central)Annex (Downtown)Beaconsfield Village (Downtown)Cabbagetown (Downtown)Harbourfront (Downtown)Liberty Village (Downtown)Little Italy (Downtown)St. Lawrence (Downtown)Trinity Bellwoods (Downtown)Leslieville (East)Riverdale (East)
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Beaconsfield Village Real Estate
Beaconsfield Village history begins with the Denison family who were the major landholders in this district dating back to the early 1800's. Captain John Denison was the owner of "Brookfield", built around 1815, at the north-west corner of Queen and Ossington. Henry Scadding recounts in his book Toronto Of Old, "Brookfield house was shaded by great willow trees and surrounded by flower gardens and lawns, no mean feat in an area of virgin forest." The Denison heirs sold Brookfield in the 1850's. By the 1870's a network of streets had been laid out on the former Brookfield estate. Beaconsfield Avenue became the signature street in the neighbourhood. It is named after former British Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli, who was given the title of Lord Beaconsfield by Queen Victoria.
Beaconsfield Village Homes
Beaconsfield is popular with members of Toronto's arts community who have gradually migrated westward along Queen Street to the affordable houses and studios found in this neighbourhood.
The colourful Rua Acores shopping district on Dundas Street West, is brimming with Portuguese restaurants, fresh fruit and vegetable markets, mouth watering bakeries and an assortment of gift shops. Queen Street West is an eclectic mix of small clothing boutiques and interesting one-of-a-kind arts and crafts stores mixed in with the usual convenience type stores.
The McCormick Recreation Centre at 66 Sheridan Avenue, and the Trinity Community Recreation Centre, at 155 Crawford Street, both have an indoor pool, a gymnasium, a weight room, and a games room. McCormick also has an indoor Arena that offers a variety of skating programs. The McCormick playground features a tot park and a wading pool. Beaconsfield is only a few minutes from Toronto's Harbourfront district, which includes Ontario Place, Exhibition Place, Skydome, the Harbourfront Recreation Centre and the Toronto Islands.
Please note that the schools listed below have very definite enrollment boundaries.
(P) Alexander Muir/Gladstone Jr. & Sr., 108 Gladstone Ave., (416) 393-9140 (PH) Heydon Park Secondary School, 11 St. Anne's Rd., (416) 393-1710 (PH) Central Technical School, 725 Bathurst St., (416) 393-0060 (CA) St. Anthony, 645 Gladstone Ave., (416) 393-5210# Legend: (P) Public School (PH) Public High School (CA) Catholic School (PR) Private School (PC) Private Catholic School (PJ) Private Jewish School (C) College (U) University
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Found 19 entries for October, 2017.
Welcome to The Cascade Team Nicholas Crosser!
"Cascade Team! I am excited to start my real estate career with your company I was immediately drawn by both the positivity and drive to help agents succeed. I was born and raised in the Seattle area, graduated from Willamette University majoring in business and psychology, and am now proud to be a Lieutenant with the City of Seattle Fire Department currently serving Lake City and Wedgewood out of Station 40. My family includes my wife Kimberly who is a second grade teacher at John Hay Elementary in Queen Anne, daughter Makena age 9, and son Andrew Jilong age 5. We have lived in the Magnolia neighborhood the past 10 years and I am excited to bring my past experience of building construction and
Halloween: Best town for trick-or-treat in every state (Washington - Snoqualmie)
Diego Vitelli
Does "Trick or treat, smell my feet, give me something good to eat" ring a bell? No doubt, one of many adults' greatest childhood memories entails dressing up on Halloween and collecting a pillowcase full of candy.
Kids all over the country partake in this one-night event, after weeks of anticipating the moment they can put on their costumes. For many children, Halloween serves to provide a first altruistic experience when they collect donations from the homes they visit on behalf of UNICEF or other charities to help undernourished children.
Since this is an early-evening event, parents tend to walk alongside their kids — especially the younger ones — as they go door to door to ensure they are safe. Along with child safety, many other factors about
Some Halloween Fun Facts From The Cascade Team
Cary W Porter
In the "Spirit" of the season we wanted to share with you a few Halloween Fun facts that you might find interesting and if you are in the Sammamish/Issaquah area please come by and join us for Terror At Trossachs on Halloween evening from 5:30 until 8:30!
"Halloween" is short for "Hallows' Eve" which was the evening before All Hallows' Day celebrated on November 1.
Ireland is typically believed to be the birthplace of Halloween.
The word "witch" comes from the Old English wicce, meaning "wise woman." In fact, wiccan were highly respected people at one time. According to popular belief, witches held one of their two main meetings on Halloween night.
According to Irish legend, Jack O'Lanterns are named after a stingy man named
For Halloween: 10 True Tales of Real Estate Terror
October 2017 | By REALTOR® Magazine Staff
Real estate professionals are a brave bunch. You walk into unfamiliar homes every day, prepared to deal with whatever lurks inside. Hopefully, the scariest thing you find is a seller's outdated sense of style. But some properties have more insidious issues that staging can't fix.
No strangers to haunted houses, many practitioners have real-life horror stories of dealing with creepy, ghostly circumstances in the course of their daily work. With Halloween around the corner, REALTOR® Magazine asked its readers to share their most frightening experiences in the field. From paranormal occurrences during showings to apparitions in listing photos, read on ... if you dare.
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Amityville Horror/ Nightmare on Elm Street/ The Exorcist/ More: The Homes and Stories From Classic Halloween Horror Flicks
Every house has a story, but these may be the most terrifying.
In honor of Halloween, take a closer look at the real-life dwellings that inspired or set the scene for some of your favorite scary movies.
A Nightmare on Elm Street, 1984.
"One two...Freddy's coming for you."
No, it's not "only a dream." Nancy's house from the 1984 slasher film really does exist.
PHOTO: The home located at 1428 N Genesee Avenue in Los Angeles, from the film 'A Nightmare on Elm Street.' (Zillow Listings)
Located at 1428 N. Genesee Avenue, in Los Angeles, California, the 2,700-square-foot colonial was sold in 2013 for $2.1 million.
It appears that not much has changed about the three-bedroom house except the blue door has been painted red
Worried About a Zombie Apocalypse? This Atlanta Home With Bunker Is 'Safest in America'
An artistic rendering of the completed house. Courtesy of Paul Wegener
With Halloween right around the corner and of course the impending zombie apocalypse due to hit any day, we thought we would spotlight this beauty that just hit the market in Atlanta for a cool $14 Million. Not only does it have everything from a 30 car garage with a secret waterfall entry, ballistic bedroom doors, and 3 artisan wells providing an unlimited water supply... It's darn stylish too!
Call it the Wayne Manor of the South.
The cream-colored, colonnaded façade of the Rice House, situated on 3.5 acres just outside Atlanta, hides far more than a private theater, bowling alley, and infinity swimming pool.
A rendering of the sprawling car…
Do Millennials Understand What it Takes to Buy a Home? Do They Even Want to Buy?
Maybe it's time to adjust your strategy.
"They have to give up their coffee three times a week."
"They need to keep their car until it's paid off and then continue to drive it for years."
"If they really want to buy a house, they need to change their lifestyle."
These are just a few of the comments overheard on a recent day as two presumably hungry mortgage professionals met over lunch within earshot of our table at a local restaurant. Curiously, they both seemed to agree that these strategies were key to turning millennials into homeowners.
The strategies don't seem out o f line, really... unless you actually know some millennials and are in touch with how they act, who they are, what they like, what they want, and what…
Terror At Trossachs 2017: Our Last One After 7 Years...
Welcome to Terror At Trossachs 2017!
After 7 years of living in Trossachs and putting on our yearly Terror At Trossachs presentation our kids are now both seniors in High School and about to head out for collage and the next great adventure in their lives. So while we'll still hand out treats every year, 2017 will be the last production full of animatronics, live actors, and more scares than you can shake a stick at for the trick-or-treaters who venture through the Trossachs neighborhood of Sammamish.
For those kids who make it to the front door we promise FULL Sized candy bars AND plenty of scares along the path! It's been a lot of fun watching the kids come back year after year; and chatting with those who chickened out a year before, but
With Tight Inventory; Buyers Aren't Spooked by Haunted Houses
Many said they could be convinced to live amongst spirits if it the price was right, or if it was in the right neighborhood.
With inventories so tight, many consumers say they're even willing to live in a haunted house.
Thirty-three percent of more than 1,000 consumers recently surveyed say they're willing to live in a haunted house, and another 25 percent said they'd consider it, according to a newly released survey by realtor.com®.
"Haunted houses are a popular attraction this time of year, but we wanted to see how many people would actually live in one," says Sarah Staley, a housing expert who commented on the study's findings. "What we found may be a sign of today's tight housing market, or for many living in a haunted house doesn't have
8512 Preston Fall City Rd, Issaquah, WA
High end remodel in desirable Preston - Hardwood floors greet you at the entry and extend throughout the main level along with crown molding and wainscoting. Chef's dream kitchen with custom cabinets, quartz countertops, high end stainless steel appliances, island, and walk in pantry. Spacious master suite with walk in closet and bath attached. Main floor features the original claw foot tub which adds to the charm of this home. Mudroom with storage round out the main floor. Upstairs find 2 nice sized bedrooms. Spacious deck overlooking the backyard is a great place to relax or entertain. Close to Issaquah, 1-90 and parks. Award winning Issaquah Schools!
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The Harmoneons were a blackface musical singing group in the 19th-century United States. The group began as the "Albino Family" in 1843, and later became the "Harmoneon Family." Principal group members included L.V.H. Crosby;  Marshall S. Pike (1818-1901);  James Power;  and John Power Through the years others associated with the group included: F.B. Howe;  Francis Lynch;  W.H. Mower, manager;  T.B. Prendergast;  and F.A. Reynolds. In 1847 the Harmoneons performed for President James Polk at the White House. The group sang throughout the U.S., including Baltimore, Maryland (1846-1847, 1850, 1853);  Trenton, New Jersey (1847); Portsmouth, New Hampshire (1848); Lowell, Mass. (1849); Salem, Mass. (1849); Belfast, Maine (1850, 1852);  and in Boston at the Melodeon (1849), Horticultural Hall (1849, 1851), and other venues. They also toured in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

In the 1860s, the tune of their most famous song, "Dearest Mae," became the tune to which the enormously popular college song, "My Last Cigar," was sung. Though James M. Hubbard has always been credited as the composer of "My Last Cigar," its true tunesmith is James Power of the Harmoneons.

Songs

 "Carolina Melodies" (1845) / words by Marshall S. Pike, music by L.V.H. Crosby.
 "O Give Me a Home If In Foreign Land" (1845) / words by Marshall S. Pike, music by L.V.H. Crosby.
 "O Where Is De Spot Dat We Was Born On" (1845) / words by Marshall S. Pike, music by L.V.H. Crosby.
 "Miss Nancy Paul" (1845) / words by Marshall S. Pike, music by L.V.H. Crosby.
 "I Forget the Gay, Gay World" (1846) / words by Marshall S. Pike, music by L.V.H. Crosby.
 "We Come Again With Song to Greet You" (1846) / words by Marshall S. Pike, music by L. V. H. Crosby.
 "The grave of Washington" (1846) / words by Marshall S. Pike, music by L.V.H. Crosby.
 "Dearest Mae: a celebrated Ethiopian song" (1847) / words by Francis Lynch, tune by James Power, arranged for piano by L.V.H. Crosby.
 "The Lone Starry Hours" (1850) / words by Marshall S. Pike, tune by James Power, arranged for piano by J. P. Ordway.
 "Home Again" (1850) / words and music by Marshall S. Pike, arranged for piano by J. P. Ordway.
 "Happy Are We Tonight" (1850) / words and music by Marshall S. Pike, arranged for piano by J. P. Ordway.
 "The Indian Warrior's Grave" (1850) / words and music by Marshall S. Pike, arranged for piano by J. P. Ordway.
 "The Widowed Bride" (1851) / words by Mrs. H. M. Stephens, music by Francis Lynch.
 "Faded Flowers" (1851) / words by J. H. Brown, music by James Power.
 "The Happiest Time Was Then" (1854) / words and music by L.V.H. Crosby.
 "Somebody is Waiting for Somebody" (1858) / words by Charles Swain, music by L.V.H. Crosby.

References

External links

 Public Domain Music. "I'm Sailin' on de Old Canal" (1845), As Sung by the Harmoneons.
 Atlantic Canada Theatre Site

Images
Members of the troupe

Concerts

American vocal groups
Blackface minstrel troupes
1840s in the United States
1850s in the United States
American comedy troupes

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In a recent patent application, Apple may be revealing their intention to integrate mini-projectors into their iOS devices (iPhones and iPads) as well as a possible portable video projector accessory for Macbooks. Recently, we posted an article about developments in lens technology that is an important step towards integrating a video projector into smartphones and portable devices. Now, with this patent by Apple perhaps the days of embedded mini video projectors is closer than we may think.
Also of note in the patent application is language describing "gesturing analysis" that might permit a novel user interface. In this scenario a user could interact with the projected image – shadows created by a user's gestures, whether onto a video projection screen or wall, would be interpreted by image processing software.
Apple, in previous patents, has shown interest in projection technology, but this patent is the most comprehensive to date and suggests that it has become a priority for Apple engineers.


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Q: Catalina: How to disable tab(button) in Safari Can you disable the keyboard tab button when in Safari?
It is super annoying, when you actually are using tab to switch between application - and when in Safari you keep you little finger at the tab(not pressing) while reading... Then boom you are at the next TAB of the page, just because you relaxed the little finger(only - not the thumb) and pressed the tab button while reading.

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Mum, 27, takes own life days after she's drugged and raped by sex beasts who filmed it all
Jenna Johnson was found dead at her Thurso, Scotland home days after two men threatened to publish the video - taunting her that she'd lose her kids
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The 27-year-old's body was found at her home in Thurso (Image: Daily Record)
A mum-of-two took her own life because she was drugged and raped by sex beasts who filmed the attack.
Jenna Johnson died on January 1 however her family believe that the horrific ordeal days earlier was the catalyst.
The 27-year-old's body was found at her home in Thurso, Scotland after she failed to join her family for lunch at her mum's house.
Jenna was said to have been tormented by the thought of people in her home town finding out about the assault, report the Daily Record.
After Jenna's body was found, it was taken to Glasgow for a forensic examination.
But tests were inconclusive because the sexual assault by two men happened days earlier, on the night of December 22 or early hours of December 23.
Jenna told close friends and her little sister Kelsey the identities of the two men who drove her to kill herself. Now her family wants justice.
Tragic mum-of-two Jenna Johnson, who took her own life aged 27-years-old (Image: Facebook)
Jenna Johnson (left) with her family while holidaying in Dubai (Image: Daily Record)
And Kelsey and mum Carol Forrest have reached out to another Caithness family still demanding justice after more than five years.
One of the men Jenna accused of rape is suspected locally to have murdered Stefan Sutherland, 25, in September 2013, and to have got away with it.
Police and the Crown Office continue to claim there were no suspicious circumstances surrounding Stefan's death, despite a catalogue of evidence to the contrary.
Stefan vanished after a night out in Lybster, Caithness, on September 6, 2013. His body was found on the beach at nearby Occumster on September 17.
Stefan Sutherland was killed in 2013 (Image: Daily Record)
His blood was found on the walls of the suspect's home and he had injuries consistent with being tortured when he was found.
Carol said: "We know, and our whole community knows, that these two guys are evil and have carried out other sickening and violent crimes.
"Stefan's killer is the ringleader. He thinks he is above the law and is a very dangerous man. He needs to be locked up or there will be more deaths."
Stefan's dad Sandy said: "This guy should have been in jail for Stefan's murder and if he had been, another family would not be suffering as we have."
Mum of two Jenna Johnson took her own life (Image: Daily Record)
About a week before she died, Jenna had woken to find herself covered in bruises and scratches, with needle marks in one arm.
As her head cleared, she recalled being seriously sexually assaulted by one man and raped by another.
The two told her they had filmed the attack and threatened to publish the video, taunting her that it would lead to the loss of her children.
She showed Kelsey, 21, her arms after the assault.
Jenna had been tormented by the threat of the assault being circulated in the community (Image: Daily Record)
Kelsey said: "One arm had needle marks and the other was covered in scrapes and bruises that looked like they had been made by fingers holding her down.
"She didn't tell me the full story but she told me who she had been with and I knew one of them was considered a murderer in our community.
"She said she must have been drugged as she couldn't remember clearly all that had happened.
"I was actually angry at her for associating with them.
"Over the Christmas period, she was subdued and quiet.
"But on Hogmanay, she brightened up, ordered a microwave, things for the kids, ornaments, candles and we talked about taking a winter trip together to Iceland and a summer holiday in New York."
Jenna lived in Thurso in the Scottish highlands (Image: Getty)
Carol added: "Jenna was not suicidal when she left her kids with me on Hogmanay.
"Who orders things for their home and plans holidays when they intend to end their life?
"In the morning, when I texted, 'Happy New Year' and she never replied, I got a bad feeling. She was coming to me to eat but she didn't show and there was no sign of her on Facebook."
Worried, she called the police and two officers went with her and broke into Jenna's flat, finding her dead inside.
Later that day, Carol and Kelsey heard a full account of what Jenna had apparently gone through from friends.
Kelsey said: "It seemed a few people in the community knew these two guys had drugged and raped her and filmed it, because they had actually been boasting about it.
"They told Jenna they had filmed themselves doing sexual things to her and were threatening to send it to people, saying she'd lose her kids.
"I don't know if they were blackmailing her or just enjoying having power over her but she was distraught.
"Jenna was a loyal friend and totally devoted to her kids.
"The thought of losing them would have been too much for her."
Her mum added: "I'm so angry with both these men. One is the ringleader and nothing about him surprises anyone who knows him but Jenna trusted the other one as a friend and he betrayed her."
The family has been told Jenna was drinking with the men when they turned on her, held her down and injected her with a sedative.
Breaking down, Kelsey recounted how Jenna described the rape.
She said: "We have told the police and the people she confided in have also made statements identifying the men who did this, and they are both well known to the police.
"We have no idea if they have been questioned but we have been told that no video footage has been found and that they have been unable to access Jenna's phone because it had a passcode.
"Police told us it could cost £5000 to have an expert bypass the security and they would have to justify the cost to their bosses.
"My sister was raped, threatened with public humiliation and I don't know what else and she has killed herself as a result.
"I don't think you can put a price on doing everything possible to gather evidence to deliver justice."
Carol added: "The police appeared at first to want to push as hard as they could.
"But we feel that it's already been downgraded. There should be no argument about the phone being examined, no matter the cost.
"Jenna was out with friends at a house party after leaving me on New Year's Eve. They all say she was in good form.
"She got a phone call and became agitated, but didn't say who called or what it was about.
"A text followed and her mood got even worse. When her friends moved on to another party, she wanted to go home.
"She called me at about 5.30am and told me to tell her kids she really loved them. I was half asleep and thinking she could tell them herself when she came for her dinner.
"I didn't realise there was anything major wrong and that it would be the last time we spoke.
"The most important thing I can do now for my daughter is look after her children.
"But I can also demand justice. She doesn't have a voice any more so we have to speak for her. Too many serious and violent crimes have been swept under the carpet in this area in recent years.
"Kelsey and I need to make sure this isn't another one.
"We want people to know how Jenna died and to know that even if the men who raped and threatened her didn't kill her with their own hands, they are responsible.
"We won't be fobbed off and we won't stay quiet.
"I had to bury my daughter two weeks after her 27th birthday. Our lives will never be the same. We are devastated.
"Yet they remain free to walk around and choose their next victim."
Police said there were no suspicious circumstances surrounding Jenna's death but refused to give further comment as there was an "ongoing investigation".
If you need to speak to someone, Samaritans are available 24/7 by calling 116 123 or by emailing jo@samaritans.org
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The Nightmare-ening Day 3: DREAM WARRIORS (1987)
January 20th, 2016 — a nightmare on elm street, burnt-faced pussy, From The Feeds, the nightmare-ening
Man oh man. I wrote about A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors waaaaay back during Final Girl's formative days as an early entry in the "I Heart..." series. I was curious to find out if my feelings had changed in the near-decade-long (!!) interim. Guess what? Boy, they sure have changed.
I heart it even more now! How is this possible, how can I hold so much love? I don't even question whether or not this movie deserves such adoration because obviously it does...and if you don't believe me, I present you with these two pieces of evidence to prove my case:
Taryn's "beautiful...and bad" look and the stop-motion skeleton doing its little victory cheer. That's all it takes for this film to earn a Lifetime Achievement Oscar if you ask me. And since you're reading this, you kind of did ask, so.
This is the Nightmare on Elm Street for me. I was just the right age to totally buy into it, to totally identify with all the misfits who had to deal with adults who just don't get it, to totally find Nancy dying in Kristen's arms and getting dreamed into a beautiful dream to be a 100% higher tragedy than a million Sophie's Choices. (Between this and Deadly Friend, wow, that Wes Craven sure liked to toy with my volatile teen emotions!)
Dream Warriors is just so quintessentially 80s, anyone who has the slightest bit of fondness for horror from that era is going to find a lot to love: Jennifer Rubin, sparkle shower ghosts, a very special theme song, Craig Wasson, this kid whom you always think is another Jacoby sibling even though he never is:
For fuck's sake, it's called "Dream Warriors"! Not-Jacoby shoots friggin' green movie lightning out of his fingers! How much more 80s horror can you get?
Look, just because I love this movie doesn't mean I don't recognize its faults, the most egregious of which is that since her days on Elm Street, Nancy Thompson has taken to living her life as the world's dowdiest 21-year-old.
I admit, however, that her funeral attire smacks of Joan Collins on Dynasty and as such I enthusiastically approve of it.
Okay, actually the biggest sin of Dream Warriors is probably that it's the beginning of the end of Freddy Krueger as a horror villain remotely resembling anything scary. In fact, this is the moment where he changes from nightmare killer into "wiseguy pop culture icon":
He's just killed Zsa Zsa Gabor and then he turns into a TV and I repeat he turns into a TV and then he has a one-liner: "Welcome to primetime, bitch!" It's stupid and I dig it because it's stupid–and yes, I savor the absolute fucking weirdness of cameos by Zsa Zsa and Dick Cavett–but it signifies the End Times for A Nightmare on Elm Street, my friends.
For its place in the series and the genre at large, though, it's a notable film. Breaking the standard slasher mold, several characters manage to survive...including the black guy, can you believe it? And we get some maybe needed-maybe not needed history into who exactly Fred Krueger was when it's revealed that he's the "bastard son of 100 maniacs." If only he'd been the bastard son of 10,000 Maniacs, then he would have lived a life singing earnest, politically-minded kinda folkish music instead of a life full of child murderin'. Alas!
Listen, if Final Girl is still around in another decade then I solemnly swear to take yet another look at A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors. Who knows, maybe by then I'll somehow be able to heart it even a little bit more!
P.S. how come no one ever talks about this teardrop that Joey has on his face in one scene


Okay, remember last year when Ninty didn't really show that much and really got lit up by the fans and the press for being too blah about feeling the need to impress? Remember how it seemed that they didn't really care about the show that much and just rested on their already sizable laurels?
Not that much has changed.
There are quite a few good looking DS games coming up from Nintendo. Mario and Luigi: Bowser's Story, a new Golden Sun (Yay!), the return of Link in a new Zelda adventure, and others really show that Nintendo has the perfect stratagy for DS gaming.
Now you're talking. The anemic DSi shop is about to get a much needed boost in the form of Mario vs Donkey Kong as a download only game. It's more March of the Mini's stuff, it looks great and includes a level editor (!) AND it'll be out next week!
It's really unclear if NSMBW is a straight port of the DS game or a new installment based off of it. The one thing that is clear is that it allows for four player simultaneous co-op play. SMG2 is a little clearer still, the sequel to the original smash hit, Galaxy 2 takes the last game and adds more of the same, which is in no way a bad thing.
In a very surprising move, Nintendo has allied with Ninja Gaiden creators Team Ninja to develope an all new, all different Metroid. Called Metroid: Other M, it looks awesome, like a cross between 3D and the old school 2D titles. Almost like God of War- but better.
I really don't know what they're thinkig with these things. Reggie Fils-Aime showed off the Motion Plus for the second straight show. It still looks exceptionally 'meh', and now theres really no comparison to the Natal from Microsoft. Soooo much more interesting than the little better motion tracking that the MP offers.
More 'Whaa?' came in the form of a long winded speech from CEO Satoru Iwata. He lectures the audience about the philosophy of Nintendo -- which no one really needed to hear -- then he showed off the Wii 'Vitality Sensor' which, well honestly, I'm not sure what the hell it does. Apparently it's supposed to help you relax. Just what you want from a video game company.
Maybe just stick to the games for the next E3, huh Nintendo?


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Q: CSRF Field in React (JSX) In Laravel Blade, we access the CSRF field by putting @CSRF within a form. What I would like to do is to access the CSRF field in React JSX instead of Blade. I found an answer here React js - Laravel 5: Using csrf-token in POST method but I would like to know if there's a better way to do this.
How can I put a CSRF field in a form in (React) JSX in the best possible way?

A: The answer you mentioned is the preferred way to use csrf inside of react (i.e javascript). If I am right.
Although if you're using axios then you can add the token to axios globally.
//in your main layout file
<meta name="csrf-token" content="{{ csrf_token() }}" />

If using axios for any request ( this must in the common script file of all pages )
// I am using jquery, you can do it in vanilla too
axios.defaults.headers.common['X-CSRF-TOKEN'] = $(
  'meta[name="csrf-token"]'
).attr('content');

And for your csrf in jsx, if you have common js file for all your pages
Add in it :  let csrfToken = $('meta[name="csrf-token"]').attr('content');
and in the form in JSX, use it this way
<input type="hidden" name="_token" value={csrfToken} />


Slogan: I know I am God. Now, I have to act like I know that I am God.
Vision: Inspire a grassroots-based personal paradigm-shift using daily acts of mindfulness. In doing so, a specific number of self-selected persons will systematically distribute highly-enriched mental food, designed to immediately empower consumers to gain possession of their own minds and change their behavior patterns at will.
Clean Glass Theory: Recognizing that all paths of self-cultivation lead to the same space of self-mastery, this group of assembled minds is not obsessed with the promotion of any one path to perfected self-cultivation. We seek to assist those who have selected a path to embody said path to the best of their ability; to become a clean glass of that path.
Basic Activity: Use the Love Letters Campaign as the first generator of interests/leads into this personal paradigm-shift. Once attracted, the self-selected one will be introduced to these concepts.
1) E + R = O. This is the basic mantra of the movement. The EVENT plus your RESPONSE equals the OUTCOME. In this manner, we wish to inspire participants to acknowledge and demonstrate the power inherent in their personality to affect change immediately between themselves and their environment.
2) Look for the Good Journaling exercise – our movement will develop a "scoresheet" for daily activity, where we count how many smiles inspired for the day, how many hugs were distributed, how much advice given, relationships repaired, etc.
3) Improvement of Diet – self-selected ones are conscious of diet, moving towards vegetarianism.
5) Experiment with Truth exercise – a challenge/experience which is aligned with one's path of cultivation. An example would be the Love Letter Campaign.


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Issues are a quick way to point out a bug. If you find a bug or documentation error in CodeIgniter then please make sure that:

1. There is not already an open [Issue](https://github.com/codeigniter4/CodeIgniter4/issues)
2. The Issue has not already been fixed (check the develop branch or look for [closed Issues](https://github.com/codeigniter4/CodeIgniter4/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aclosed))
3. It's not something really obvious that you can fix yourself

Reporting Issues is helpful, but an even [better approach](./workflow.md) is to send a
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Identify the CodeIgniter version (eg 4.0.1) and the component if you
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Your education is about to become Kettering Built! Your personal qualities and accomplishments, as well as your scholastic record, have placed you among the brightest and the best. Kettering has a long-standing tradition of recruiting students who think differently and learn differently. We are proud you are part of this select group.
Now get started on the next steps for completing the enrollment process including submitting a deposit, taking the math placement exam, learning about housing, submitting a resume, scheduling an academic advising appointment, submitting a health form and other steps.
We look forward to having you as a student, and want to help you succeed during your studies and throughout your career. Upon graduation, you will join the ranks of esteemed Kettering University/GMI alumni across the globe who include CEOs and corporate presidents, business leaders, entrepreneurs, researchers, inventors, and others who demonstrate our mission of extraordinary leadership and service.
Please know that we are available to help you succeed, contact us (gsr@kettering.edu) if you have questions or if we can assist you with anything during your studies as a graduate student.


We are proud to have been born into a family of bakers.
We are the relatives and partners of our customers.
We like to use simple communication when contacting our partners.
We want to provide solutions that really meet their needs, respecting traditions and culture.
We want to create a reliable and functional product that earns profits.
We want to be specialists in this art.
This is our true positioning, what sets us apart on the market. Because of this we work tirelessly every day to be recognized.
We are much more than just a company. With our customers we form a community with shared interestsand values.
The newly coined word Bakish means valued art, pride of forming part of this sector and the ability to recognise our own style of communication, with our own modus operandi.
This positioning clearly translates into the essence of what we are today and puts us firmly back on the path that we want to follow.


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Единая точка входа () — обеспечивает унифицированный интерфейс для интерфейсов в подсистеме. Front Controller определяет высокоуровневый интерфейс, упрощающий использование подсистемы.

Описание
В сложных веб-сайтах есть много одинаковых действий, которые надо производить во время обработки запросов. Это, например, контроль безопасности, многоязычность и настройка интерфейса пользователя. Когда поведение входного контроллера разбросано между несколькими объектами, дублируется большое количество кода. Помимо прочего возникают сложности смены поведения в реальном времени.

Паттерн Front Controller объединяет всю обработку запросов, пропуская запросы через единственный объект-обработчик. Этот объект содержит общую логику поведения, которая может быть изменена в реальном времени при помощи декораторов. После обработки запроса контроллер обращается к конкретному объекту для отработки конкретного поведения.

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This was my first storytime of the new spring season and for the years 2014. I chose an easier theme to start off with (who needs something complicated when you're still have semi-holiday brain?). However, with an easy theme also comes with the large amount of options of activities to do! Ideas that I had but did not do included playing different animals noises (from an iPod app called NAME) and letting the children guess which animal it was. Another was to do the popular Dear Zoo storytelling with puppets and large boxes. These are so much fun, but just didn't make it into this program. Oh well. Maybe next time!
You can never go wrong with Eric Carle. I love this book. The children do such a great job mimicking the animals!
This is such a fun book. It works great for Toddlers especially because it allows them to work on their animal recognition.
This was the second time that I have ever read this book. Seriously! Knowing the reaction during the last reading, I knew more interactiveness was needed to keep the kids engaged. So I made props! Also, it helps if you get the rhythm correct. If you need help need help with the rhythm Micheal Rosen has a video doing the story rhyme from beginning to end (it was hard for me to not use his accent during the program!).
Along goes Mr. Crocodile as full as can be!
I used a flannel board that was created by a coworker.
To make the story We're Going on a Bear Hunt more interactive I weighed my options. It would have been amazing fun if we had done a actual obstacle course, but I didn't have space for that. So instead I created my own props. I'm hoping that I'll be able to use these props again in a future storytime format that my partner-in-storytime-crime and I are working on right now (hence why I used felt). I did not use any patterns - just my imagination. Each child got their own set of grass, water, mud, snowflake and tree, and either remain seated or could stand up. During the reading of the book they had to wave the different prop around when we got to that part. It worked out pretty well. Next time around I'll make them stand up, which works out better when they have to run from the bear and to go up and down the stairs. I also included a little bear in a cave.
If you're going to hear stories about wild animals and if you're going to keep an eye out for wild animals out in your world, you will need a pair of binoculars! You take two toilet paper tubes and glue or tape them together. I added a strip of construction paper to decorated it up a bit but also keep the tubes together more. The children LOVED them!