![]() See Barney & Friends/Image Gallery/Season 11 Season 12 Ep 1.: "Way to Go!: A Travel Adventure" Ep 2.: "The Misbegotten Moon: A Space Adventure" Ep 3.: "The Sword in the Sandbox: A Storybook Adventure" Ep 4.: "Riff to the Rescue!: A Wild West Adventure" Ep 5.: "Lights! Camera! Action!: A Movie Adventure" Ep 6.: "To Catch a Thief: A Mystery Adventure" Ep 7.: "The Magic Lamp: A Travel Adventure" Ep 8. See Barney & Friends/Image Gallery/Season 10 Season 11 See Barney & Friends/Image Gallery/Season 9 Season 10 ![]() With some imagination, Barney and all his pals take a trip to different kinds of real places like the castle, a pizzeria, a wild. He takes his friends on his adventure bus ride. Barney becomes a bus driver, and he turns a toy school bus into a real big one. It's Saturday, and the kids are playing together. See Barney & Friends/Image Gallery/Season 8 Season 9 Barney's Adventure Bus is a Barney Home Video that was released on September 2, 1997. See Barney & Friends/Image Gallery/Season 7 Season 8 See Barney & Friends/Image Gallery/Season 6 Season 7 See Barney & Friends/Image Gallery/Season 5 Season 6 See Barney & Friends/Image Gallery/Season 4 Season 5 See Barney & Friends/Image Gallery/Season 3 Season 4 See Barney & Friends/Image Gallery/Season 2 Season 3 See Barney & Friends/Image Gallery/Season 1 Season 2 Sound Ideas, HUMAN, LAUGH - GIGGLING CHILD and what other child laughing SFX is this? Fourth Generation ![]() Intro First Generation Second Generation Third Generation
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Disclaimer: (1) Please note that your access to and use of the Binance Live Platform, whether as a viewer or content creator, is subject to our Binance Terms of Use ( ), the Community Management Guidelines ( ), and any other terms and guidelines that we may issue and/or update from time to time. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() We appreciate the development that went into the Chupacabra it’s an excellent tyre. The tread pattern of the Chupacabra sits somewhere between a Bontrager XR2 and XR3 which we found struck an excellent balance between rolling efficiency, sidewall stability and traction. Check out the scraping above the Bontrager logo- that’s some sturdy sidewall protection! We know this because with a 3” tyre you’ll be scraping the sidewalls of the tyre against lots of stuff on the trail, but despite this, the Chupacabra remained intact throughout the review. The result of the project was the Bontrager Chupacabra, a 3” tyre that weighs just 860 grams! Despite the light weight, the Chupacabra is tubeless ready, and the sidewall protection was high. We were lucky to chat with Trek’s Travis Brown where we discussed the Stache, and he summed up the decision to go with 29+ wheels by saying ‘if you’re the type of rider willing to take a small weight penalty for a lot of extra control and traction, and the ability to run low pressures, we came out with the 29+ to be superior.’Ģ9+ wheels with 3” tyres must be heavy right?Īt first glance, you would presume that the Bontrager Chupacabra tyres would weigh significantly more than regular tyres, however, one of the key aims of the Stache project (which was entitled ‘project weird’) was to create a lightweight 29×3.00 tyre. While the Stache is never going to feel like a dual suspension bike in choppy terrain, setting up the monstrous Chupacabra tyres tubeless and with the pressures low the bike has excellent small bump compliance. The second advantage of 29+ tyres is the small bump sensitivity that can be achieved by running the voluminous tyres at lower pressures. Firstly, with a bigger contact patch you’ve got more grip on the ground in virtually any condition than a goanna scaling a tree. There have only ever been one other 29+ bike make its way to the masses, we reviewed the Surly Krampus a few years ago, while we loved its endless traction it was hard work to manoeuvre through any form of a tight corner and was a boat to try and rip through singletrack.Īn increased contact patch is beneficial in two main ways. 29+ wheels are huge, too big to fit into a normal shaped frame, hence the wildly asymmetrical rear end of the bike and its elevated chainstay arrangement. Not sure what we are talking about? Here, have a read of this if you’d like to know what a plus-size bike is all about.Įssentially, Trek developed the Stache around 29+ wheels due to the increased contact patch of the tyre when compared to 27.5+, but it wasn’t going to be so simple. When Trek decided to create a bike in the ‘plus hardtail’ category, they developed the Stache from the ground up using 29″ diameter wheels, instead of jumping on the existing 27.5+ wheel (27.5″ diameter with 2.8-3″ tyres) size bandwagon. ![]() The Trek Stache, with its big, balloon-like wheels. Expensive for a hardtail with mid-range spec. ![]() ![]() ![]() GAATTC is a palindrome of CTTAAG.Therefore, palindromic sequence is defined as same sequence when either reads from backward or forward. Here, it is a region of DNA in which the sequence of nucleotides is identical with an inverted sequence in the complementary strand. Palindrome also has a specific application in biochemistry. Aibohphobia is the word (unofficially) used to refer to an “irrational fear of palindromes.” It was created to be a palindrome itself, with the word phobia (“intense, persistent, irrational fear of a specific object”) humorously used-you guessed it-forward and back.ĭive into some truly weird words in English. If you’re less than fond of this topic, you may need to add one more palindrome to your vocabulary. That last one, Groundhog Day, seems particularly fitting as ol’ Punxsutawney Phil may be followed by his own shadow! And February 22, 2022-formatted in the US as 2/2/22-falls on a Tuesday, lending this palindromic the punning nickname of Twosday. For example, a bunch of the dates in February 2022 are palindromes when written in certain month/day/year formats: February 27 (2/27/22), February 20 (), and February 2 (2/2/22). Calendar dates are another fun instance of palindromic numbers as many dates resemble palindromes when written in certain formats. Numbers that read the same forward and back, such as 888 or 1,234,321 are called palindromic numbers.
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![]() ![]() Their definitions are somewhat more narrow than those of cultural geographers, as they are not concerned with generic commercial landscapes such as those characterizing the Galactic City (for example). The US National Parks Service and the United Nations protect cultural landscapes. This fact was not legally recognized until the last 50 years, as British colonizers after 1788 denied that Aboriginal people and Torres Strait Islanders had been "owners." Now, the process of locating and protecting millions of sacred sites and restoring the cultural landscapes of the continent's hundreds of Indigenous groups is in essence a process of recognizing that Australia has been a cultural landscape for 40,000 or more years. In a cultural landscape, geographers can also find traces of those older cultural texts, even if these are buried in the ground (literally), or in place names, like the way the US is filled with Indigenous burial sites and toponyms in places where Indigenous people no longer live.Īll of Australia is Indigenous cultural landscape. With special tools, historians can detect some of what was erased. Therefore, what you get is like those ancient manuscripts that were erased and written over, again and again. When a new occupier moves in, the erasure of previous meanings, whether intentional or not, is usually incomplete. Most cultural landscapes function as palimpsests. 2 - Galen's palimpsest, an 11th-century AD text written over a partially erased 9th-century text A landscape read by someone who wishes to make a profit has a quite different interpretation than its reading as a place to be preserved in perpetuity, for example.įig. ![]() Meanings vary a single landscape can be read in many different ways. Text and PalimpsestĬultural landscapes, whether they are US suburbs or sacred groves in Benin, have meaning and therefore they can be "read" as what geographers call text. But on Earth, the essential human geographical activity is making places and landscapes. Where people haven't been and haven't inhabited, whether ice caps or other planets, cultural landscapes don't exist. People create geographic meaning, whether by farming, building a shack, naming local landmarks, or telling stories about mountains that turn into the basis of their religion.Ĭultural landscapes are networks comprised of places (locations with meanings) and the ways they interconnect (streets, paths, roads, etc.). Because all humans possess culture, the very act of dwelling in a location, whether for a season or permanently, turns that location into a place in a cultural landscape. ![]() Now, a cultural landscape may be recognizable by its smells, tastes, sounds, and tactile sensations, not just its visual aspects. This is important! In previous times, landscapes were characterized solely as visual artifacts, a holdover from the 17th-century Dutch landschap paintings that are at the origin of the concept. Human cultural artifacts can be detected by at least one of the five senses and/or subjective dimensions such as emotions (landscapes of fear or memory, for example). Thus "cultural landscape" signifies ANY landscape on Earth outside Antarctica, as long as you recognize present or detectable past signs of humans there. Most of Antarctica, where permanent human presence has never been felt (though scientific base areas are cultural landscapes).Īrctic areas: humans have inhabited, albeit sometimes intermittently, all places but ice sheets on Greenland and nearby islands, so few landscapes here are natural.Įven the remotest parts of Siberia, the Sahara, the Australian deserts, and the Amazon bear imprints of human cultures, and nearly every remote oceanic island has a research station, weather station, military outpost, or former whaling or sealing camp. 1 - Satellite photo shows the Grasberg Mine that has excavated a giant hole in New Guinea's tallest mountain, Puncak Jaya, a 16,024-foot peak sacred to Indigenous groups who struggled against Freeport McMoran, the company responsible for the damageīecause people inhabit most of the planet's land surface, what AREN'T cultural landscapes, in the broadest sense? If a mining company carves away the mountain or climbers defile it, they are destroying human culture because they are "messing with the deities," so to speak.įig. But mountains such as Kanchenjunga in the Himalayas and Puncak Jaya in New Guinea are cultural landscapes because they are sacred for the people who live nearby. To climbers or mining companies, a mountain might seem untouched: the ultimate natural landscape. ![]() ![]() Being a piano player, I didn’t like the soft plastic keys but these feel good and have nice velocity feedback.2. You have an option for replacement but I wanted to use it for a project so can’t return.Overall, the controller is really nice with following highlights:1. There’s hardly any support from seller for this. Mine had some issues where the DAW controls Were not working and in over 15 days the Native Instruments team was still trying to figure out a solution.I got it working from an expert who charged separately from me. So those looking to use orchestral sounds like Strings, Flutes, Brass etc will have to get addon libraries.I use Logic Pro X and the controller ideally should work with it. ![]() So please beware as FAQs have many people saying that it comes along.Secondly, the included libraries are descent for you to start with but there are hardly any good orchestral sounds included. Slight dents on the box but product was good with no damage.And please note, it DOES NOT COME WITH KOMPLETE KONTROL SELECT.I wrote mail to seller - Musician Jack who reverted confirming that it comes with Komplete select software but later they told that it was confusion and I won’t get that software. Read this before you buy! Software confusion clarified. Native Map technology automatically maps all key parameters for each KOMPLETE or NKS instrument to the touch-sensitive controller knobs Native Browser - Browse and load your entire library of KOMPLETE and VST instruments from a single, unified interface. Performance Features The KOMPLETE KONTROL S-Series keyboards augment and advance how you play and compose with a number of unique innovations. Leading instrument builders such as Arturia, U-He, and Output Audio are already on board, and the list of NKS partners is growing rapidly. Third-party developers can now configure their software instruments to access the unique hardware features of the KOMPLETE KONTROL system directly. Established by Native Instruments, this groundbreaking development offers an entirely new quality of software/hardware integration. ![]() Defining Standards Native Kontrol Standard (NKS) is an extended plug-in format. You get the same deep integration with MASCHINE software and hardware, as well as pre-mapped control of KOMPLETE instruments and hundreds of Native Kontrol Standard (NKS) instruments from leading manufacturers. The KOMPLETE KONTROL S-Series has also received a refreshing update to its knobs and controls, adding a more ergonomic look and feel, as well as a 4-directional push encoder for one-handed sound browsing and project navigation. New in version 2 are dual high-resolution color screens for browsing, tweaking, mixing and more. Now with the MK2 version of the KOMPLETE KONTROL S-Series, you'll have even greater control over your music. Perform expressively, browse and preview sounds, tweak parameters, sketch your ideas, then navigate and mix your project - all from one fully integrated centerpiece for studio and stage. With KOMPLETE KONTROL, music-making becomes a more intuitive, hands-on experience. ![]() ![]() ![]() 2) The player with the lowest number of pips wins the game. If there is a tie for the lowest number of pips, there is no score. Variations: 1) The player with the lowest number of pips scores the total number of pips in his opponent's hand. ![]() The number of points to be reached must be agreed upon by all the players prior to the start of the game. 3) If a larger group is playing, players may wish to reduce the number of points that must be reached in order to win the game. If any play made causes the player's or partnership's total score to exceed 61 points, then no points at all are scored for that particular play, and play continues to the left. The first player, or partnership if 4 are playing, to reach exactly 61 points wins the game. (1 point for 5 pips 2 points for 10 pips 3 points for 15 pips and so on.) The player who dominoes is also awarded points - one point for each multiple of 5 - at the end of each hand by adding up, and rounding to the nearest multiple of 5, the pips on the tiles left in his opponents' hands. 2) A player is awarded one point every time he makes a play that results in the open ends of the tiles in the line of play adding up to a multiple of 5. Variations: 1) The first to reach 100 points wins the game. 3) A Player may draw from the boneyard even if he holds a playable tile in his hand. 2) If a player has a playable tile, he must play it. If there are 3 or 4 players, the last tile in the boneyard may not be drawn. ![]() Variations: 1) When there are 2 players, the last two tiles in the boneyard may not be drawn. After the first tile has been set, play continues to the left. Variation: The player holding the highest double in his hand makes the first play by setting that tile. 2) If 4 play, each draws 5 tiles if 3 play, each draws 6 and, if 2 play, each draws 7. Variations: 1) No more than 4 can play, and every player, regardless of the number of players, draws 7 tiles. When one player dominoes, the number of pips on the tiles remaining in the hand of his partner are subtracted from their score. Scoring when partners play: Players must play individually, but a common score is kept for partners. Then, the player with the next-lowest number of pips scores the difference between his total and that of each of his opponents, and so on. The player with the lowest number of pips scores the difference between his total and that of each of his opponents. Scoring if hand is blocked: Each player counts the pips on the remaining tiles in his hand. In case of a tie, follow these rules: If 2 are playing, play two more hands 3 players, play three more hands 4 players, play four more hands. If points are tallied at the end of a hand and more than one player has a score of 200 or more, the player with the highest score wins. If a player reaches 200 points during play, the game ends at that point. The first player, or partnership if 4 are playing, to reach 200 points wins the game. 1 or 2 pips is worth nothing 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 is worth 5 points 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12 is worth 10 points and so on. The player who dominoes is also awarded points at the end of each hand by adding up, and rounding to the nearest multiple of 5, the pips on the tiles left in his Opponents' hands. If a player overlooks a score, his opponent may call, "Muggins!" and take the score himself. (5 points for 5 pips 10 points for 10 pips 15 points for 15 pips and so on.) Each player must announce his points on making his play in order to receive credit for the points made. Scoring: A player is awarded points every time he makes a play that results in the open ends of the tiles in the line of play adding up to a multiple of 5. If a player is unable to make a play from his hand and there are no tiles left in the boneyard, the player must skip his turn until he is able to make a play. If a player is unable to make a play from his hand, he must draw tiles from the boneyard until he draws a playable tile. The ends of the two tiles that are joined must have the same number of pips. How to Play: After the first domino is set, subsequent players must join a tile from their hand with an open end in the line of play. The first player may play any domino in his hand. Set: Lots are drawn to determine who sets the first tile. The tiles not drawn are pushed to one side to make up the boneyard. If 3 or 4 play, each player draws 5 tiles. Number of dominoes drawn: If 2 play, each player draws 7 tiles. The game may be played in partnership when there are 4 players. What's unique: If a player should overlook a score, his opponent may call "Muggins!" and take the score himself. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() What is the best Google Earth app? Top Alternatives to Google Earth However, now each one of us can get a taste of the Pro features as Google makes it absolutely free. How much is Google Earth Pro cost? Most of us have used the Google Earth software, but not many of us have used the Pro version that is priced at a hefty $399 per year. Google Earth requires you to manually geo-locate geographic information system (GIS) images, while Google Earth Pro helps you automatically find them. Is there a difference between Google Earth and Google Earth Pro? Google Earth lets you print screen resolution images, whereas Google Earth Pro offers premium high-resolution photos. ![]() You can go to Tools>Options>Navigation> and select ‘Do not automatically tilt while zooming’. FAQ How do I stop Google Earth from tilting? How do I remove Terrain from Google Earth? If by terrain you mean the 3D effect, you can turn this off by unchecking the terrain option at the bottom of the Layers panel in Google Earth Pro. Choose Map Style and scroll to the bottom. To open Google Earth Pro, open your Applications folder and double-click Google Earth Pro.Ĭonsequently, Can I make Google Earth 2D? All Replies (8) Earth for Chrome has a switch to choose between the 2D and 3D imagery.pkg » file and follow the installation process. How do I get a Google Earth Pro account? To open Google Earth Pro, click Start Programs Google Earth Pro. Hi, In Google Earth Pro, you can turn off Terrain at the very bottom of Layers in the Sidebar. ![]() ![]() ![]() Figure 7.1 shows four specific examples of r and r 2, each produced by taking two very simple sets of X and Y values, namely We will examine the details of calculation for these two measures in a moment, but first a bit more by way of introducing the general concepts. Both of them together give you the whole works. In effect, the correlation coefficient, r, gives you the true direction of the correlation (+ or ) but only the square root of the strength of the correlation while the coefficient of determination, r 2, gives you the true strength of the correlation but without an indication its direction. The advantage of the coefficient of determination, r 2, is that it provides an equal interval and ratio scale measure of the strength of the correlation. ![]() The advantage of the correlation coefficient, r, is that it can have either a positive or a negative sign and thus provide an indication of the positive or negative direction of the correlation. The coefficient of determination can have only positive values ranging from r 2=+1.0 for a perfect correlation (positive or negative) down to r 2=0.0 for a complete absence of correlation. Values falling between r=0.0 and r=+1.0 represent varying degrees of positive correlation, while those falling between r=0.0 and r= ≱.0 represent varying degrees of negative correlation.Ī closely related companion measure of linear correlation is the coefficient of determination, symbolized as r 2, which is simply the square of the correlation coefficient. The midpoint of its range, r=0.0, corresponds to a complete absence of correlation. The primary measure of linear correlation is the Pearson product-moment correlation coefficient, symbolized by the lower-case Roman letter r, which ranges in value from r=+1.0 for a perfect positive correlation to r= ≱.0 for a perfect negative correlation. Some Basic Statistical Concepts and Methods ![]() |
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