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Fifty Years of Shoe and Leather Making: the Story of G. H. Bass & Company
Get PDFA pamphlet providing the history of the first fifty years of the G. H. Bass Shoe Company from its beginning in 1876 in Wilton, Maine. Includes several illustrations
CHAMBER MUSIC CONCERT BASS INSTINCTS Monday, November 4, 2002 8:00 p.m. Lillian H. Duncan Recital Hall
No full textPROGRAM: String Quintet in F major, G.338 / Luigi Boccherini -- Passacaglia for Violin and Double Bass / G.F. Handel/Johan Halvorsen -- P-Ray-Lude / John Clayton -- Lil'Darlin / Neal Hefty -- Suite for Violin and Double Bass / Reinhold Gliere -- String Quartet No.8, Op.110 / Dmitri Shostakovic
KJETIL RISNES LAUKHOLM Double Bass MASTER'S RECITAL Saturday, December 1, 2001 10:30 a.m. Lillian H. Duncan Recital Hall
No full textPROGRAM: Gran duo for bass and clarinet / Giovanni Bottesini -- Cello suite no.1 in g major, BMV1007 / Johann Sebastian Bach -- Concerto for bass / Eduard TubinThis recital is given in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Master of Music degree
Profile of Dan Reardon, 47, of South Portland, the president of G. H. Bass\u27 reta
No full textProfile of Dan Reardon, 47, of South Portland, the president of G. H. Bass\u27 retail division, who has been instrumental in Bass\u27 support for Youth Alternatives of Southern Maine, the Judge Baker Children\u27s Center, various YWCA programs and the Maine Youth Center
G. H. Bass & Co. is an innovator in employer-based volunteer projects, providing
No full textG. H. Bass & Co. is an innovator in employer-based volunteer projects, providing jobs, clothing and food to disadvantaged children in the state. Bass President Daniel N. Reardon on Tuesday shared his company\u27s experiences with other business leaders at the Child and Family Issues Forum, held in Portland and spearheaded by the United Way of Greater Portland. Details
ROBERT NELSON Double Bass JUNIOR RECITAL Friday, February 10, 2012 8:00 p.m. Lillian H. Duncan Recital Hall
No full textPROGRAM: Suite in the Old Style for Solo Double Bass / Hans Fryba -- Souvenirs de Bellini for Cello and Double Bass / Julius Goltermann -- Sonata in G Minor for Cello and Piano, Op. 19 / Sergei RachmaninoffThis recital is given in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree Bachelor of Music
Fluid transport through Bass Strait
No full textThe flux of water through Bass Strait was measured with two sections of current meter moorings placed in the west of Bass Strait between Cape Otway and King Island, and King Island and Hunter Island, in the autumn and winter of 1984. The flux was found to be highly correlated with the local wind stress and the time gauges on the northern boundary. Mean flux over the period of the experiment was 0.49 Sv from west to east, with a maximum of +3.05 Sv and a minimum of -0.8 Sv. Much of this flux occurred in surges lasting 2-3 days following the passage of atmospheric cold fronts across the region. The variations in flux may be monitored by a single tide gauge on the eastern Victorian coast, at least in winter. From dynamical considerations it is inferred from the available data that the through-flow is forced by a combination of forcing to the west of Bass Strait and wind stress within Bass Strait in the approximate ratio of 3:1. It seems probable that these surges are the principal cause of the coastally trapped waves observed in the Australian Coastal Experiment of 1983-1984 (H. J. Freeland et al. (1986) The Australian Coastal Experiment: A search for coastal trapped waves. Journal of Physical Oceanography, 13, 1230-1249). It appears that the geometry of Bass Strait causes singularities in linear coastally trapped wave theory in the south-west and north-east corners, and it is probable that this phenomenon is manifested in the stronger currents observed in the south-west than at the other stations further north
NICHOLAS LONG WALKER Double Bass SENIOR RECITAL Tuesday, April 12, 1994 5:30 p.m. Lillian H. Duncan Recital Hall
No full textAudio quality of the recording gradually increases. Recording of performance is incomplete.Program: Sonata in G Major, BWV 1027 / Johann Sebastian Bach -- Four Sketches for Double Bass Duet / Gabriela Frank -- Three Sketches of a Naked Domestic for Low-End String Quartet / Nicholas Walker -- A Carmen Fantasy for Double Bass and Piano / Frank ProtoThis recital is given in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree Bachelor of Music
Feeding ecology of 0-group sea bass Dicentrarchus labrax in salt marshes of Mont Saint-Michel bay (France)
Get PDF0-group sea bass, Dicentrarchus labrax, colonize intertidal marsh creeks of Mont Saint Michel Bay, France, on spring tides (e.g., 43% of the tides) during flood and return to coastal waters during ebb. Most arrived with empty stomachs (33%), and feed actively during their short stay in the creeks (from 1 to 2 h) where they consumed on average a minimum of 8% of their body weight. During flood tide, diet was dominated by mysids, Neomysis integer, which feed on marsh detritus. During ebb, when young sea bass left tidal marsh creeks, the majority had full stomachs (more than 98%) and diet was dominated by the most abundant marsh (including vegetated tidal flats and associated marsh creeks) resident amphipod, Orchestia gammarellus. Temporal and tidal effects on diet composition were shown to be insignificant. Foraging in vegetated flats occurs very rarely since they are only flooded by about 5% of the tides. It was shown that primary and secondary production of intertidal salt marshes play a fundamental role in the feeding of 0-group sea bass. This suggests that the well known nursery function of estuarine systems, which is usually restricted to subtidal and intertidal flats, ought to be extended to the supratidal, vegetated marshes and mainly to intertidal marsh creeks
Aquaculture Performance Comparison of Sunshine Bass, Palmetto Bass, and White Bass
Get PDFAquaculture performance of phase II and phase III sunshine bass (a female white bass Morone chrysops × male striped bass M. saxatilis), palmetto bass (a female striped bass × male white bass), and white bass were evaluated in separate 12-week yield trials conducted in indoor recirculating-water systems. Phase II sunshine bass, palmetto bass, and white bass had mean initial weights of 40.0 g, 39.7 g, and 41.0 g, respectively. A diet containing 40.2% crude protein (CP) was fed to fish twice daily at a rate of 3% body weight/d. At the end of the trial, sunshine bass and white bass had mean weights of 124.2 g and 126.0 g, respectively and were significantly larger than palmetto bass (93.5 g mean weight). Phase II sunshine bass and white bass outperformed palmetto bass by having higher relative growth (h), mean daily growth, and relative weight, as well as better feed conversion ratios (weight of food fed/weight gained). Survival was 100% for all three taxonomic groups. In the phase III study, mean initial weights for sunshine bass (177.5 g) and palmetto bass (185.9 g) were similar but significantly greater than the mean initial weight of white bass (153.8 g). In this trial, fish were fed a floating trout chow (44.1% CP) to satiation twice per day. At the termination of the study, sunshine bass (611.1 g) and palmetto bass (517.8 g) had significantly greater mean weights than white bass (254.4 g). Significant differences among all three taxonomic groups were found for h and for mean daily growth rate. Both crosses of hybrid striped bass had lower feed conversion ratios when compared with white bass. Relative weight values (ratio of a fish\u27s weight to the weight of a standard fish of the same length) for sunshine bass were significantly greater than values for palmetto bass and white bass. Survival rates ranged from 98% to 100% for the three taxonomic groups. Differences were not detected between sunshine bass and palmetto bass for eviscerated percentage, headed and eviscerated percentage, or dressout percentage. Sunshine bass outperformed palmetto bass at phase II and phase III sizes under the conditions of this study
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