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Partita No. 1 : Work information
- Work name
- Partita No. 1
- Work number
- BWV 1002
- B minor
- 1720-01-01 02:00:00
- Adam Abeshouse
- Adam Abeshouse
- Recording date
- 1994-09-29 00:00:00
Johann Sebastian Bach
One of the greatest composers in history, Johann Sebastian Bach (father of C.P.E, J. C. and W. F. Bach) was... |
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People in the mountains celebrated festivities with the harvest yielded in the fields on the holy territory within the house of worship. Part of the harvested crops was used in ritual bread baking and beer brewing. The first spring works in Khevsureti started by plowing cornfield. On a Friday, the chief of the communit... |
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By Steve Graham, Networx
Humidity doesn’t just make you uncomfortable. It also causes problems and health hazards at every level of the home. Here is a bottom-to-top summary of some of the dangers of high humidity, and some solutions for each problem.
Humid weather simply exacerbates moisture problems that are often a ... |
England could spice up its food production by growing more herbs and spices, says a report looking at the nation's future food security.
It said it could become possible if the UK's climate changes, as could growing chickpeas "for roti-bread flour".
Experts involved in the government-convened Green Food Project also ca... |
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Yesterday, The Washington Post reported that there is new advice for vulnerable coastal communities on how to adapt to risings seas: move away from the shore. The Post report explores the implications of sea-level rise for the Hampton Roads area, home to Norfolk Naval Station, cautioning that traditional methods of hol... |
The Iraqi women who toured the United States last month told us that they were amazed by how misinformed many Americans were about the lives of Iraqi women. Most Americans thought that before the overthrow of Saddam Hussein, Iraqi women were sitting at home oppressed, heavily veiled and secluded, and that thanks to the... |
A new strain of flu is affecting man's best friend. Health officials say a strain of flu virus, called Dog Flu, is affecting dogs in kennels in Texas and six other states. Researchers say the dog flu strain jumped from horses to dogs. Scientists say dogs have no immunity to the virus and a large number show no symptoms... |
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Theseus is a database containing
analyses of case law relevant to children’s rights from the European Court
of Human Rights. It is available in English and in French and there are 303 cases, covering the period 23 July 1968 to
15 March 2012. There are many ways to retrieve cases, among which by
applicant, name, country... |
Preserving the Audio Archive
The material on the LCAAJ audio tapes is unique. The field notes focus solely on selected linguistic features in the informant's responses and the tapes have not been transcribed, except for a selection included in the EYDES project. The wealth of information that the tapes contain thus res... |
The 16th annual Great Backyard Bird Count takes place the weekend of Friday, Feb. 15, through Monday, Feb. 18.
This activity engages citizen scientist volunteers to count birds in specific locations all across the United States and Canada on the third weekend of February each year. In 2012, this effort recorded 104,151... |
Waste is defined as something that is unwanted or unusable. According to the Office of National Statistics, a staggering 342m tonnes of waste is produced in the UK each year. Instead of going to landfill sites to be buried or burnt, a vast proportion of this waste could be cut using the following steps:
Reduce – change... |
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Selecting, sizing transformers for commercial buildings
While commercial building designs change, their electrical loads remain fundamentally unchanged. Properly sizing and selecting transformers ensures that these loads are accommodated.
By Ralph Baeza, PE, LEED AP, TLC Engineering for Architecture, Miami
Transformers... |
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According to Miguel Angel Ortiz, a professor at the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross in Rome, Benedict wasn’t so much addressing the specific issue of remarried divorcees but addressing the relation between the spouses’ personal faith and the validity of marriage, including its commitment to fidelity.
In a 2005 ... |
The easiest way to avoid consuming too much sodium is to choose fresh, whole foods that are as close to their natural state as possible, says Steve G. Aldana, Ph.D., who is professor of health and human performance at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah. The reason: Although small amounts of sodium are naturally fo... |
Kenya - the Useful Plants Project
In Kenya, the Useful Plants Project aims to enhance the ex-situ conservation of plants that are beneficial to human wellbeing. Ex-situ conservation involves conserving seeds outside their native habitat and helps to protect plant life for our future.
The project is working closely with... |
Ask the Physical Therapist: Rotator Cuff Injuries
Michael S. comes to the physical therapist after seeing his orthopaedic physician. He has a script for physical therapy and has a diagnosis of Rotator Cuff Impingement.
Michael S: What is my Rotator Cuff and what does it do?
Physical Therapist (P.T.): The rotator cuff i... |
A Question of Honour?
Wellington's memorandum on the insult Crucially, all concerned realised that this was no mere private dispute but that the political circumstances lent it particular gravity and wider import. It was, in Wellington's own words:
'Scarcely…a private quarrel'
Instead, Wellington chose to interpret the... |
Testing Your Soil for Healthier Crops
Jun 27, 2011
Read more about tips and tricks on how to test your soil for healthier crops.
Does your garden need a little help compared to your neighbor’s bountiful yard? The answer might be right under your feet: the pH of your soil. Few people realize that the pH of the soil affe... |
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How Reflective Listening Can Help You Communicate More Effectively
Reflective listening is a communication style that can be employed to steer a conversation toward being healthy and productive. It originates from the idea of “client-centered therapy,” the favored method of psychologist Carl Rogers.
This technique is a... |
Posted by: Loren Coleman on June 20th, 2008
The goverment of Ukraine intends to introduce a threatened species, the European bison or wisent (Bison bonasus), into the exclusion zone around the stricken Chernobyl nuclear reactor.
The plan is to create a nature reserve where the bison can thrive in the absence of humans.... |
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Even in crowded conditions, cyclists are perfectly able to mix harmoniously with pedestrians and, contrary to popular belief, they are not a major danger to them.
CTC View (formal statement of CTC's policy):
- Cyclists should behave responsibly and within the law.
- Cyclists do very little harm to other road users, inc... |
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Click here for an introduction to some basic
concepts and design principles of secret key cryptography.
3-Way is a simple and fast cipher designed by Joan Daemen. 3-Way features
a 96-bit key length and a 96-bit block length. 3-Way is an iterated
block cipher that repeats some relatively simple operations a specified
nu... |
About the Renminbi (yaun)
The Renminbi is the official currency of the People's Republic of China. However, it is more commonly known by its primary unit, the yuan. Renminbi is a decimalized currency system with subunits in tenths called jiao and subunits in hundredths called fen. Although Hong Kong and Macau are polit... |
Nazis secretly developed plot to drop radioactive bomb on New York from supersonic space rocket
- Hermann Goering was tasked with overcoming long-range bombing problem
- Much of the research would later pave the way for modern space travel
Nazi chief Hermann Goering plotted to attack New York in a bizarre plot involvin... |
2 Flight zone. Cattle are herd animals and are classified as a prey species. They have natural defenses against predators, such as escape or flight behaviors. The flight or escape zone is generally referred to as the area around them that, when invaded by the unwelcome, will cause them to move away. As cattle interact ... |
ATP hydrolysis in F1-ATPase
Why is F1Fo-ATP synthase so important?
F1Fo-ATP synthase, or ATP synthase for short, is one of the most abundant proteins in every organism. It is responsible for synthesizing the molecule adenosine tri-phosphate (ATP), the cells’ energy currency. ATP is depicted in Fig. 1 and used to power ... |
Definitions for water mill
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
a mill with machinery driven by water.
Origin of water mill:
a mill powered by a water wheel
a mill whose machinery is moved by water; -- distinguished from a windmill, and a steam mill |
Whats in the box:Pocket Mask, O2 Adapter, Case
The Pocket Mask is a small, easily storable device that is designed for mouth to mask ventilation of adults and children, and is a must for your diving first aid kit.
Air is administered to the patient when the emergency responder exhales through a one-way filter valve. Po... |
Engineering & Construction Degrees and Programs Offered in California (CA)
Engineering and construction careers require you to have a high level of technical knowledge and formal training. A bachelor's degree plus a license from the California Board for Professional Engineers, Land Surveyors and Geologists is required ... |
What It Means for You
If you follow discussions about the rising costs of serials or the “crisis” in scholarly communication, you may have heard the term “open access” applied to either journals or publishing in general. And if you are like many people, you can barely keep up with developments in your field, let alone ... |
What is chiropractic treatment?
is an alternative medicine to treat back pain through manipulation of the spine. Chiropractic technique involves use of the practitioners’ hands to press, pull and otherwise adjust the spine, neck, joints and surrounding soft tissues.
Spinal manipulation is thought to correct misaligned ... |
55 And Older
You can contract HIV
Even though pregnancy may not be an issue, sexually active people over 55 are still at risk for contracting HIV and other STDs.
With new male enhancement drugs on the market, STD rates among older Americans are increasing. In 2007, persons aged 50 and older accounted for approximately ... |
Prepare for spring by diving into late-winter chores in the garden.
Remove leaf litter from a pond, especially if you have fish. Decomposing leaves can have an adverse effect on water quality. Turn off the pump to make it easier to collect the leaves. While removing the leaves, you can also scoop out algae that may hav... |
Journal of scientists, physicists, mathematicians, engineers, inventors, nature, biology, technology, animal kingdoms, and science projects.
Kids to 12
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Make a Gas Balloon
by Jeanette Cain
2. Baking soda
3. Soft drink bottle
When a vol... |
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In this course you have learned of the importance of being compassionate and of controlling negative emotions like anger and hatred that can cloud one's vision and better judgment. Our underlying premise has been that doing so helps improve the world. True compassion — a sense of concern for others that stems from feel... |
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|VII. Why is the Progress of Evolution Cyclic?
question is one which necessarily appalls us and makes us wonder.
Let us, therefore, deal with it as follows: Certain ideas are involved in the thought
of cyclic progression, and these ideas it might pay us well to contemplate.
1. The Idea of Repetition
This repetition inv... |
Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary define the word Extortion as obtaining (as money) from a person by force, intimidation, or undue or unlawful use of authority or power.
In order for musicians to get paid copyright collectives began to appear in the 19th century. These collecting societies were formed to ensure that those w... |
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In this day and age, keeping a low carbon footprint has grown in popularity at a rapid pace. Everything from water conservation to renewable energy has become a hot topic among the public. While some of the ways to live a greener life are fairly obvious, there are some that people may not think about on a regular basis... |
One of the most significant events in Norman Waterford and Ireland was the marriage of Strongbow and Aoife which took place in Christ Church Cathedral as it symbolised the long and sometimes tortuous birth of a new Ireland. In 1171 the King of England, Henry II, arrived in Waterford and anxious to exercise his control ... |
More in Outdoors
Arguably the biggest mistake you can make is with "topping" your tree. It's considered something of a dirty word in horticulture circles. Topping means cutting a tree back so severely that only the stumps of large branches are left. It's done in an attempt to control the size of the tree. This stresses... |
The early Christian church chose Midsummer Day as the birth date of Saint John the Baptist (June 24th -- it isn't really "mid summer" but that's the day traditionally celebrated as midsummer's day).
Saint John has long been thought of as one of the greatest saints. It was he who told of the coming of Christ. He was giv... |
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Cancer Cells in Bloodstream Show Great Diversity: Study
TUESDAY, May 8 (HealthDay News) -- There is a great deal of genetic diversity in cells shed by cancerous tumors into the bloodstream, a new study has found.
Some cells have genes that enable them to lodge themselves in new locations, helping the cancer spread betw... |
What four factors influence the severity of allergy season?
(BPT) - While many people rejoice when the weather gets warmer, it's not always a pleasant time for everyone. Those who suffer from seasonal allergies know to expect difficulties around this time of year, but the severity of allergy season can vary.
The presen... |
Full Pantry Plus Too Little Sleep Is Recipe for Weight Gain
MONDAY, March 11 (HealthDay News) -- Too little sleep with unlimited food availability leads to too much eating and weight gain, according to a small new study.
"I don't think extra sleep by itself is going to lead to weight loss," Kenneth Wright, director of ... |
Dover, Del.–August 11, 2003 At a press conference held this morning at the Delaware Department of Education, Secretary of Education Valerie A. Woodruff announced school and school district accountability ratings for more than 170 public schools and 19 school districts under Delaware’s recently revised accountability sy... |
Intel Corporation (INTC) is an American multinational semiconductor chip maker corporation headquartered in Santa Clara, California, United States and the world's largest semiconductor chip maker, based on revenue. It is the inventor of the x86 series of microprocessors, the processors found in most personal computers.... |
1. A NORTHBOUND HURRICANE
Hurricane Sandy is moving very slowly toward the north-northeast and is expected to continue its current path parallel to the Carolinas over the weekend, forecasters say. At some point, it’s expected to become what’s known as an extratropical storm. Unlike a tropical system like a hurricane, w... |
Kids and Obesity: A Growing Problem
By Kenneth Cooper
Obesity rates in children continue to climb. Eating more and exercising less are the two most commonly mentioned culprits, but what are the best ways to reverse this trend? On May 25 at 4 p.m. ET (1 p.m. PT), come discuss managing your child's weight, when to be con... |
It is still perplexing to note that although German-speaking countries had been the birthplace of many great musicians and composers before 1700, only in the 18th century did Germany fully realize how important its role was on the musical stage and it is no small paradox that the new cultural nationalism, rather than f... |
The Creation of the First Copper Penny
Appearing in the Columbian Centinel of June 20, 1792.
Click on the image to see an enlargement
On Page 1:
*An Act to Provide For a Copper Coinage*
"That the director of the mint...be authorized to contract for and purchase a quantity of copper, not exceeding one hundred and fifty ... |
The previous discussion of entertainment as a world paradigm only hinted at the origin of that paradigm. More to the point, it dabbled in connections between music as art and entertainment, and suggested that such a duality could be relatively recent in origin. In some sense, this distinction is about upper- and lower-... |
This week’s top news story has been hiding in plain sight on the Internet for two years.
Even so, a September, 2010 report from Deutsche Bank Group entitled “Climate Change: Addressing the Major Skeptic Arguments,” is big news. In Earth Preservers’ opinion, the report has the potential to be a game-changer because it h... |
BOSTON, Dec. 19 -- An experimental lab-on-a-chip can accurately detect cancer cells circulating in the blood, researchers here said.
The chip -- slightly more than 1.5 square inches in area -- detected circulating cancer cells in 115 of 116 blood samples from patients with metastatic cancer for a sensitivity of 99.1%, ... |
The Blackfriars Bridge over the River Thames was constructed back in Victorian times, and now it’s getting a distinctly steampunk facelift with the addition of 4,400 photovoltaic panels. When complete, this installation is expected to be not only the largest solar power array in the United Kingdom, but also the world’s... |
Definition of Aging
Aging: The process of becoming older, a process that is genetically determined and environmentally modulated.
Research into aging: To sum up the state of research into aging is well beyond the confines of this space (and this writer's talents). However, here is one type of research into the genetics... |
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Alternative power sources are able to do more than just save the planet. Now, they can help save people, too.
Spectra Watermakers, Inc. of San Rafael, Calif. has introduced the new Solar Cube, a portable water treatment machine powered by solar and wind that can provide clean drinking water in disaster situations.
Powe... |
Fasting girls is a Victorian term for young females, usually preadolescent, who, it was claimed, were capable of surviving over indefinitely long periods of time without consuming any food or other nourishment. Fasting girls were not only girls who refused food but who also drew attention to their fast by claiming to h... |
Last week, Los Angeles became the largest city in the nation to enact a ban against one of the most widely polluted items in history – the plastic bag.
Over the next 12 months, the use of plastic bags in the city will be phased out gradually. Larger stores will have sixmonths to phase them out, while smaller stores wil... |
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Engineer your first step to a four-year degree at Edmonds Community College
Engineers Make a Difference
Engineering is the art of applying scientific and mathematical principles, experience, judgment, and common sense to make things that benefit people. Engineers solve problems. They improve and develop products to mee... |
Consumption and Saving Review for AP Economics
Review questions for this study guide can be found at:
Main Topics: Consumption and Saving Functions, Marginal Propensity to Consume and Save, Changes in Consumption Functions
The circular flow model illustrates the importance of consumption in the production of goods and ... |
A thyroid scan uses a radioactive tracer and a special camera to measure how much tracer the thyroid gland absorbs from the blood. The tracer can be swallowed or can be injected into a vein. It travels through your body, giving off radiation signals. The camera "sees" the signals and can measure how much tracer the thy... |
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The Anatomy of Anxiety
THE ANATOMY OF ANXIETY
Buried deep in the brain is an area known as the limbic system. The limbic system connects to key parts of the brain such as the amydala and the hippocampus, where all memories begin and are stored for later playback. The limbic system is the emotional storehouse of the bra... |
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1536 Act of UnionThe 1536 Act of Union combined England and Wales into a single state. It was passed during the reign of King Henry VIII of England. His father, Henry VII was Welsh-born and very conscious of it, and Henry VIII declared himself proud of his Welsh blood. His motive in merging the two countries was not me... |
A group of individuals agreeing in common attributes, and designated by a common name; a conception subordinated to another conception, called a genus, or generic conception, from which it differs in containing or comprehending more attributes, and extending to fewer individuals. Thus, man is a species, under animal as... |
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Think green, act green. This message is not limited to governments alone any more. It has become everyone’s concern to take measures to save the environment as much as we can before it is too late. Each one of us can contribute to make the planet eco-friendly by doing small things on an everyday basis – for example, tu... |
This armor can be identified by its decoration as having belonged to Pedro II (reigned 1683–1706). The decoration includes the crowned monogram PR for Pedro Rex (Pedro the King) and the cross of the commander of the Order of Christ, a hereditary office held by the kings of Portugal.Harquebusiers were armored cavalrymen... |
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The Future of Toxicity Testing is Here
EPA Tox21 partnership taps high-tech robots to advance toxicity testing.
Today there are around 80,000 chemicals that exist in food and consumer products, and 1,500 new synthetic chemicals are introduced into the marketplace every year. Most of these chemicals, both new and old, h... |
The Lecture Series is presented by the Environmental
Science Institute and the Jackson School of Geosciences
UT Campus, Welch Hall 2.224
5:45-7 - Pre-lecture Fun
7-8 - Lecture
8-8:30 - Q & A Session
The Live Webcast will start at 7pm. Please log on at least 15 minutes before 7pm to download the necessary plug-ins to vi... |
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- Tea Pouches
- Loose Tea
- Iced Tea
- Why Mighty Leaf?
EGCG, Catechins, Antioxidants and Green Tea
Catechins are a type of tannin commonly found in green tea - these chemicals provide both the active antioxidant property of green teas and also the slight astringent taste green teas are noted for.
Black tea also contai... |
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A venous skin ulcer is a shallow wound caused by venous
insufficiency, a condition in which the valves in the blood vessels are damaged
and allow some blood to back up in the veins. The slowed circulation causes
fluid to seep out of the overfilled veins into surrounding tissues, causing
tissue breakdown and ulcers.
Ven... |
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