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sugar six money, flour paste 3 money, onions, ginger and a little bit of soy sauce mixed with a good opening tune.

He took heR to the dance hall to dance heR favourite slow waltz to the tune of "auld Lang Syne" .

On today's show, two beautiful ladies will share these interesting pet stories with you. Stay tune and do not miss it.

Listen to this, will you? It's a bit sad, but a fine tune for a night like this.

Every sort of trades would have their own melodic tune in hawking, people could identify them without stepping out to see.

If any sexual behaviour is out of tune with the natural world, it is surely that of the priesthood.

Extra RAM is usually cost-effective when compared to the time you would spend trying to tune an underpowered system.

THUS getting in contact and tune with your SOULS AND DIVINE WISDOM, might be the topic of the next one, my dear Son and Scribe?

The server needs some fine tune for better performance and I will tell you how. The installation of the softwares is in Part II.

His hand on my waist is as guiding as it always was, and he hums the tune to himself in a steady, youthful way.

And while sometimes kids can drone on and on and become easy to tune out, you can't do it when they're trying to interact with you.

The Libyan intervention feels like a last reprise of that old tune, rather than a bold statement for a new age.

Finally there are four Tang dancers who seem to be swaying to a tune. Suddenly all the other figures seem static and mute.

See for yourself: Tune an old analog TV to an empty channel. Much of that "snow" is from the cosmic microwave background.

As you fine tune your memory of what it was that made you feel appreciation, you will find yourself feeling that emotion again.

She explained that it had simply gotten so out of tune that she could not stand to hear it any more.

Measure the performance of the system, and where your entities do not meet expectations, try and tune the container to optimize the queries.

When Pippi opens her present, she's so excited that she jumps up and down. She plays the music box for a long time. It has a pretty tune.

His brutality and fraudulence have become so plain for all to see that neighbours who once defended him are changing their tune.

A madman is not less a musician than you or myself; only the instrument on which he plays is a little out of tune.

It could also be used to fine-tune an electronic nose, if such a device were to be used at the site of a disaster.

Conversely, it may also be that individuals with MDD turn to happy music to "tune out" their negative moods or to elevate their moods.

Tune in to your body more often and start to recognize the patterns an when it's trying to tell you something.

This paper has analyzed the dialogue nature of text words of A Person In Loneliness emphatically from complex tune novel theory of Pectin.

Some of the waiting crowd began to dance when the sound system belted out a Michael Jackson tune.

Before a battle though I will practice up to 8 hours a day for a couple of weeks to tune my body up and push it to a higher level.

But how much we tune into it, and how developed it is, depends on us.

They were in tune with one another, she was writing books in praise of Osama bin Laden.

Such stretching is exactly what scientists say best keeps a brain in tune: get out of the comfort zone to push and nourish your brain.

Tom always said he didn't want any children, but he's whistling a different tune since his wife gave birth to a son.

The central government also continues to subsidise the cost of electricity to the tune of billions of dollars a year.

Unsettled, he closed his eyes and hummed a tuneless tune for a while as the sound of night-insects slowly rose about him.

But even they might be surprised -- and worried -- by just how much we can miss in the voices we decide to tune out.

Great and momentous times are upon you and it will auger well for you to be 'in tune' with what is happening.

It is tempting to let others judge you, tempting to ask, "What do you think? " as you put on an outfit or sketch a portrait or play a tune.

Presently he was met by an elderly parson astride on a Gray mare, who, as he rode, hummed a wandering tune.

tune. Let the music flow into the sea shells. Let all the children who picked shells can hear her music.

In subsequent installments, I'll describe in detail these same utilities as you attempt to determine your bottleneck and tune your servers.

If it does, it simply means that you are in tune with the energy, but there is so much more than you can comprehend.

It's an old 1980s tune, but whenever I have parties at my house, or my friends come over to get ready to go out, we play it full blast.

They might have played out of tune, but at least they are the world's largest guitar band .

So, emergency-room doctors have been able to fine-tune the system before the rest of the facility adopts it.

When I'm there on my yoga mat, I'm able to tune out the rest of the world. It's such a peaceful feeling.

If the tune is catchy and the lyrics are easy to understand, people can enjoy humming along.

You disagreed with me about everything I said, were you deliberately singing a different tune?

I felt a little embarrassed, but her soft tune let me calm down soon "you reminds me of my grandma" i said gratefully.

The degradation of infrastructure, institutions and, most important, human capital, creates a desire to tune out of it all.

If you need help with your elevator speech. Post what you do and what you are striving for below and I'll tune it up for you.

Now, the tune changes, and you will find that the next three weeks brings a time of greater understanding and cooperation with others.

In fact, many of them act like this just to look the part, or to be "in tune with" other artists.

The reference trajectory is a classic second order curve. The controller parameters have clear physical meaning and are easy to tune.

As you get more in tune with your workflow, you'll also get more intuitive about what capacity means for you.

When it struck up a familiar waltz tune I decided to invite him for a dance.

Oh, Mr Tumnus - I'm so sorry to stop you, and I do love that tune - but really, I must go home. I only meant to stay for a few minutes.

He would have been much more in tune with the times if he had widened it to include the open source movement in all its different aspects.

But how much of an advantage is it to be able to tune in to Flash-based video on your Android device?

He said he would never speak to me but he soon changed his tune.

Mr Bernanke sat behind a rather large mahogany desk, looking strikingly as though he were about to bang out a tune on an upright piano.

Usually it has no real words or tune , it 's just relaxing music. People who give massages usually use new age music to relax their clients.

Most people sort of tune off, or immediately jump to one of the two extremes, as it were.

It would be much too hard to interact with Jessica normally if I had to work to tune out the music, too.

Some individuals seem to have the ability to tune into their private selves in the midst of the noisiest crowds or company.

Expectation shall furnish me with music, and hope shall pitch the tune. Soon I shall rejoice in a candle of God's lighting.

I even played chicken with a huge bus, its horn blaring like an out-of-tune concerto. The bus was bigger, and I was defeated.

No matter how much Google engineers fine-tune their algorithms, that will never change.

I shall tune it to the notes of forever, and when it has sobbed out its last utterance, lay down my silent harp at the feet of the silent.

Through the dark clouds, after suffering frustrations, our motherland, the mother river of the years, step by step, the difficult tune.

You tune into your aversion and bodily sensations and wait to see what comes up for you.

It was one way to tune out the voices that babbled like the gush of a river inside my head.

He said that measuring levels of circulating apoptotic endothelial cells might be a useful marker to fine-tune CPAP therapy.

He took up a knife, and with the flat part of it played a tune on his cheek in a wonderful manner.

As you close your eyes and tune in to your imagination, you sense a soft glowing warmth begin to surround and pulsate around your body.

They tune in to one of at least 20 different teleconferences, which broadcasts programming similar to traditional radio stations.

If it sounds out of tune with the times, it is: the ship was commissioned in 2007, before the start of the economic crisis.

He liked being there so much that he began to hum a tune.

The remaining check boxes allow you to fine - tune validation by specifying individual types of errors that you want the editor to mark .

Autumn foliage turns the valley into a mosaic of colors and brings out a different tune to every song of life.

The mixture of water and add the proper flour, tune into a paste, then rub in the face, and fifteen minutes later with a towel.

He is often out of tune whenever he sings.

Physical and mental strength are needed to tune in, to be harmonious with nature, and with your creator.

A tune will come into my head and sometimes a lyric, but I never really sit down and try to make something from it.

It also introduces some of the long-term monitoring tools that you should use to help tune your system.

There are other software programs that correct pitch and other parts of a musical work, but Auto-Tune is one of the best known.

He spends so much tune fooling around that he never accomplishes anything.

This may be for you to tune up physically or mentally, or for a family member or friend whom you will be helping.

When he was happy, he would write a happy, fast tune like an allegro.

"The piano is out of tune, should be tuned. " she said in a dispointed tone.

Different cultural features of ethnic groups are in tune with one another and work out a melody.

As you move later into your pregnancy, you likely will become more in tune with your baby's movement patterns, however.

I thought about this last night as I struggled with getting my newly stringed guitar in tune, something I've yet to master.

I had known that tune in my infancy, but it had long since passed out of my mind.

Her fairy feet tripped along by her nurse's side, as if to the measure of some tune she had lately kept time to.

Keep brushing for the length of a pop tune on the radio, or for the length of the Happy Birthday Song, sung twice.

The young birds are not afraid of courageous people, people who domesticated strong, easy to tune.

I just could not hear whatever it was they heard in a piece of music. I enjoyed music, but I could hardly carry a tune.

The moonlight on the pool was not uniform, but light and shadow made up a harmonious rhythm like a beautiful tune played on a violin.

Before he got married, Jack used to be really wild. But he's dancing to another tune now with his beautiful wife and 2 kids.

Kitty used to be very critical of the way we raised our children, but when she became a mother herself she began to change her tune.

For a country or beach escape, fine-tune your city duds as follows: Add a pair of jeans or shorts, a sun hat, a bathing suit and cover - up.

I found that the words had no means of reaching by themselves the region into which they were borne away by the tune.

I found that the words had no means of reaching by themselves the region into which they were borne away by the tune.

It's too bad Fat Bonzi isn't with the team because there has been a lot of garbage time lately for him to tune up.

This, " she said, " allows customers to create fragrance colors perfectly in tune with the latest fashion trends.

Researchers at the National Institutes of Health gave six professional jazz pianists a few days to memorize a never-before-seen tune.

To tune in to its whisper, you have to turn down the volume in your busy, noisy, complicated life and force yourself to do nothing at all.

This holds true even if you know nothing about tuning and can't even tell if a particular note is out of tune.

I will inform my debtor in the United States to issue out the payment to you to the tune of the amount he owes me.

The violin and the piano seem to be out of tune.

Human beings, vegetables, or cosmic dust - we all dance to a mysterious tune, intoned in the distance by an invisible piper.

But to pursue daphne not discouraged Apollo, he took the harp, pop-up beautiful tune.

I said to myself damn, she's kind a cute I must tune in tomorrow for a second glimpse.

He was able to tune his explanation of his Nobel Prize-winning research precisely to my level of understanding.

But in an interview for the US TV show 60 Minutes, she said she may well tune in after she leaves the programme.

I rate the songs I hear using Apple's software, which changes how often a tune comes up in shuffle, an almost magical feature on the iPod.

The president-elect's aides are beginning to tune down expectations of change.

and I want you to tune in next time for me to tell you how to live a fear-free life.

Downstairs , a beggar scratched out a tune on a street- organ and sang an old Warsaw melody .

The composer transformed a simple folk tune into a complex set of variations.

An official at Rain's new agency, J. Tune Entertainment, said he had no information.

Singers and instrumentalists have to be able to get every note perfectly in tune.

You can then tune a database or databases as if the configuration were already implemented.

The volcanic eruption was a minor adjustment by Gaia in her efforts to "fine tune" the processes she must undergo prior to ascension.

Then in July there was an unexplained drop in reported bank deposits to the tune of US$176bn, adding more grist to the rumour mill.

A hopeless attachment is as pretty an accompaniment to the tune of life as a gentleman might wish to have.

Ah to begin with, me, as the expounder of this teaching, I must tune my own motivation.

Oh, my Love is like a red, red rose! That's newly sprung in June; Oh, my Love is like the melody! That's sweetly played in tune.

It was the first time that he had ever spoken to me in such a tune.

Power stations had to tune themselves to deal with a specific mine's output, and would generally be located near the mine head.

Jonathan Brandon, a student in London, strikes up a tune at the same piano.

But if you used to tune to television stations in towns in opposite directions, you may have to choose which ones you want most.

These places may be able to help you with parts and tune-ups, but supplies will be limited.

In the north, the European Union is the culprit: the EU subsidises every single cow to the tune of five hundred euros a year.

But their love of a good tune is matched only by their proficiency at obtaining it illegally and their reluctance to pay for it.

The tune, like the scenery, was sweet, imaginative, full of yearnings and kind of melancholy that no one could resist.

A group of singers who really were a hit- tune factory ; an old house that served as an illegal drug factory .

Allegations that Phil used auto-tune and other dark arts of his trade to paper over holes in her musical ability are "totally untrue" .

Tune in to Times Square coverage, deviating now and then to see if E! is doing a Top 100 countdown of the year's hottest celebrity moments.

As the audience rose to applaud, it was perhaps unaware that the tune was the same as Bruce Springsteen's "Born in the USA" .

Some of them allow you to fine-tune how awk functions, while others can be read to glean valuable information about the input.

O my love's like a red, red rose, That's newly sprung in June; O my love's like the melodies, That's sweetly play'd in tune.

The boss is a stubborn man; it's not easy to make him dance to another tune.

a song writer puts down the notes of a song on a staff , and a musician then plays the tune.

The composer tra formed a simple folk tune into a complex set of variation .

You could share such music with others. But we could fine-tune this personal music to have a specific emotional and a mental effect.

If hardware bottlenecks are not observed on the system, you could fine-tune the system to maximize hardware capacity.

Then, one by one on the second step tune "the title card" , if the title Lonchura can come out of a card, give to the food as reward.

Singers and instruments have to be able to get every note perfectly in tune.

Nobody did, however, and nobody saw Beth wipe the tears off the yellow keys, that wouldn't keep in tune, when she was all alone.

This week they changed their tune, telling the Financial Times he was in town but out of the office.

Lee is now in debt to the tune of $20, 000, as he is still paying off the wedding.

He used to be a very lazy student but after he entered college, he changed his tune.

A week or so of relaxed interaction can be a great way to tune up families.

She had the quickest fancy, a gift like her brother's, for the tune of words. Like him, she had a taste for the theatre.

This may be out of tune with the stated drive by the International Football Federation (FIFA) for "sustainability" .

Back in the Fifties in England we used to sing (to the tune of Battle Hymn of the Republic).

We are now within reason on a number of these indicators and have removed the noise, but it is still too early to tune the engine.

These products provide a set of advisors and tools to help make it easier to tune SQL.

Your friendship is now out of tune ; don't let him walk all over you.

The crucial discovery is that DBS seems to tune an array of brain regions, not just the area around the electrode.

The following section will provide a working tutorial on how the Dynamic Query Analyzer can be used to performance tune a report.

Now you could tune to your favorite station, without taking your eyes off of the road, just by pushing a button.

In a time of change, young people often put self interest in the first place and tune out social commitment.

this project is a world on its own; through the various use of shades of yellow, it is a complex setting in tune with its leisure program.

To help fine tune the setup of your system there are mute switches for each of the bands and also independent polarity switching.

A newly married man question his wife, "will you get married me if my daddy gets't left me a to tune? "

As you gain experience and can tune your systems, applications and storage, you can evolve to higher storage capacity utilization.

She was asked to do the after-sales service, that is to say, she had to tune the pianos for the customers in their homes.

Then the dancing begins To the tune of a fiddle, All the snowman line up, And sashay down the middle.

Experienced tuners find they need to pitch raise many pianos before they feel confident enough to fine tune with it.

The results are very relevant to any DBA that must maintain and tune an online transaction processing (OLTP) system.

Carmakers already take engine noises seriously enough to use acoustic engineers to tune exhaust pipes, especially for high-performance cars.

This time, although he vomit a phrase is not very clear, but I heard a tune, unexpectedly is jay Chou's "in the west wing of the affair" .

The databases that are selected to tune do not affect how the statements are evaluated.

How come an imitation of a democratic system ends up selecting the singer who has the least ability to carry a tune?

No fine tuning has been made: I mean, it is PERFECTLY tuned, but we don't like a real piano to be perfectly in tune, right?

His singing, nasal and out of tune, sounded like a gruesome mixture of groaning and moaning coming from some ghost-world.

Within two years, Van Patten says, he expects his exchange will process 40 to 50 transactions a month, to the tune of $250 million a year.

This script should contain a set of Transact-SQL statements that execute against the database or databases that you want to tune.

Classification Workbench provides a variety of features and techniques that allow you to fine-tune the corpus to optimize KB accuracy.

he would have to carry a tune . preferably one of mine.

Above all, the tune and even the words of 'Beasts of England' were known everywhere. It had spread with astonishing speed.

It also lets you to tune and configure the WebSphere Process Server cluster independently of the messaging engine cluster.

Contains the identifying information for the server on which the databases reside that you want to tune.

One of the benefits of this approach is the ability to tune queries at deployment time without making code changes.

After this, the young tailor pulled out a fiddle from under his coat and began playing a tune on it.

We tune the bank's message and services to the identified needs of the consumer .

He let the tune play on, tried to fill in the refrain as he pressed the trowel into the earth.

With LED lights and note indicator , you can tune accurately from a distance , even in the dark .

Flowering characteristics of tune lyrics to spend at the beginning of regular flowers Yu Yu materials and flowers to people.

In combat one may often have to manually fine-tune jammers and guide active antimissile systems like the Boxer.

To dress up a simple expressive folk tune in the trappings of a symphony is to degrade it.

Then tune up and down in octaves by ear.

Indeed, he was always tightly-wound, as though he were keeping tune with the threats buried beneath the ground.

Or, to return to my musical metaphor, you will know which college is playing your tune.

I heard her sing that song only once. But the joy in her voice was so evident and powerful that I remember the lyrics and tune to this day.

and this, said he, is the tune that the piper played while they were burning.

You may also want to develop a high-level upgrade plan that you fine-tune as you move through the remaining stages.

To overcome this, we have to fine tune the maven-war-plugin by overriding one of its default settings, Listing 3 below shows this setting.

Igor Kirkchi, general director of an advertising subsidiary of Moscow's Omni group, bought just such a tune from an English company.

Of course, Bing only launched a few days ago, so we expect Microsoft to fine-tune these results over time.

Thesong will be sent at exactly 7pm, and the iconic tune will also be spun on radio stations around the world to mark the moment.

Once I began defining my career in terms of the message instead of the medium, I felt much more in tune with my work.

Jane and Betty are going on separate holidays in a few days' tune.

Narrative Poetry outspoken figures later strengthened part can develop into a rap performance literature "Zhugongdiao tune. "

Once you completely clear the settlement of anything resembling Zerg-ness, rush the entire squadron back to your base for a tune up.

Part 1 of this series also introduced some of the command and utilities used to monitor and tune performance.

I would have offered consolation during his final hour, if I'd been really listening, thinking and in tune with the Infinite.

By tweaking its genes, the scientists were able to "tune" the worms' natural defences - enzymes it produces to tackle superoxide.

So design a solution in such a way that these operations are minimized or tune the database for high performance.

It is good practice to let the garbage collector tune the frequency of its collections.

One robot would sing its randomly generated sequence, then the other would follow suit with its own tune.

But used the way that it was meant to work, Auto-Tune is a great tool to have in the recording studio.

they were filled with the wonderful sounds of the out-of-tune piano and two very out-of-tune singers.

The difficulty with pulling out is that, to do it perfectly, the guy must be really in tune with when he is going to ejaculate.

One day I sat down to set to words a composition of my own while full of this bit of song. Humming my tune I wrote to its accompaniment

If you can't understand what I'm saying, it's time you fine-tune your sense of humour.

The Vatican's search for ulterior motives is in tune with Italian political culture, with its love of dietrologia (or "background-ology" ).

The latter practice is discouraged, because you will not be able to individually tune each database.

So, the first step in pranayama is to tune into the rhythms of the breath and of the world in which we live.

His speech at the meeting was out of tune with the remarks of the other speakers.

Chief Executive Donald Tsang has said the government would monitor property prices and fine-tune its land-sales policies if necessary.

But 2010 was a year in serious need of a tune-up.

Next month, we ll explore how this information was used to tune a real application that was suffering from exactly this problem.

What is the point of having different voices in the choir if they all sing out of tune in unison?

In this circuit, programmable capacitor arrays were used to rapidly tune parameters, which ensured stability of the module.

This pair of Combination not putting up tune completely, ride in "the house has started their peculiar taking risks swiftly" route.

Some experts prefer 'Row, Row, Row Your Boat. ' But any tune will do as long as it lasts at least 15 seconds.

Gold does dance to its own tune, and it's not a unidimensional story of just the strength or weakness of the dollar.

The company also can fine-tune the marketing program and activities to better reflect competitors' marketing.

Now if you hummed this tune to your dog or cat and it hummed it back to you, you ought to be pretty surprised.

As you tune the database, the Number of completed transactions field should increase from one test to another.

Your mind is able to tune in to the deeper Consciousness and can be used as an instrument.

It is up to the State Council and its organs to fine-tune and implement those policies.

It is extremely important to understand the distinction between the two, as this helps you tune your systems to their optimum capabilities.

During those years, you had to tune into foreign stations to hear the Stones.

At least that tune was a little more modern.

God of laughter, thank you for the gift of joy that fills a heart in tune with your ways, grace, and forgiveness.

Long acne will certainly be in tune, something more topical, do not remove your body toxins, are white talk.

Second, like 2010, whose theme tune ran "I'll sing you one, O" , it will bring a sprinkling of dates with nothing but noughts and ones.

but soon after meeting Bonnie he changed his tune and is now a happily Bonnie he changed his tune and is now a happily married man.

Shape to what can be optional, baking, cooking is a difficult, have patience, can't tune too thin, fragile.

What is more, higher net revenue marks to the tune of over a billion dollars, plus lower credit costs and expenses, helped the bottom line.

Why forbid singing and guitars, even if the tune is not always in harmony with some of the park's ritzy neighbors?

Very wise decision. When was the last time you had a tune up?

All these cuts add up, needless to say, for a federal budget already straining to the tune of trillion-dollar-plus annual deficits.

He sings terribly, out of tune now and then, but I still have to applaud.

Paul McCartney woke up with the tune for "Yesterday, " in his head one night in 1965.

Therefore, investors regardless of what happens, do not lend their own funds account tune.

But you dont seem to be in tune Ooh.

The company has also worked with some restaurants in the city, which will tune their TVs to the Bloomberg station.