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If you import an MP3 into Audacity, edit it then export it as an MP3, you will lose quality twice, once in the original MP3 encoding of the imported audio, then again when you export it from Audacity as MP3. So never do production work in MP3, instead work with a lossless format such as WAV, AIFF or FLAC and for final use then export to MP3.


Georgia! Georgia! Hear the Bulldog growl!Scrapping, snapping, listen to him howl!Here he comes a running to the field,Georgia's team is never going to yield.Win or lose, the other fellow knowsGeorgia fights until the whistle blows.Red and Black wave on for Georgia's VarsityAnd Georgia's victory!




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Behn's exploits were not profitable, however; the cost of living shocked her, and she was left unprepared. One month after arrival, she pawned her jewellery.[16] King Charles was slow in paying (if he paid at all), either for her services or for her expenses whilst abroad. Money had to be borrowed so that Behn could return to London, where a year's petitioning of Charles for payment was unsuccessful. It may be that she was never paid by the crown. A warrant was issued for her arrest, but there is no evidence it was served or that she went to prison for her debt, though apocryphally it is often given as part of her history.[3][16]


She died on 16 April 1689, and was buried in the East Cloister of Westminster Abbey. The inscription on her tombstone reads: "Here lies a Proof that Wit can never be Defence enough against Mortality."[36] She was quoted as stating that she had led a "life dedicated to pleasure and poetry."[3][16][37]


God is incomprehensible. This means that, while we can truly know him (because he reveals himself to us), we can never wrap our minds around him. He is infinite, eternal, and triune, and thus he reveals himself to us in ways that fit our capacities. As one theologian puts it, God speaks human to humans, and this makes true knowledge of God possible.


Under the influence of his adult advisors, Edward moved England toward a Protestant nation. In 1549, the First Act of Uniformity was passed, making the Roman Catholic mass illegal in England. The clergy of the Church of England was ordered to remove icons and statues, and to paint over wall paintings. Protestant churches do not have these figures and paintings, while Catholic churches do. Also, in 1549, the First Book of Common Prayer was introduced, which was printed in English, rather than Latin. In 1550, the Duke of Somerset was replaced by John Dudley as regent and Lord Protector of England. John Dudley proclaimed himself the Duke of Northumberland. The Duke of Somerset was executed in 1552.


In 1556 Philip became king of Spain, he left England for Spain, never to return. In the following year Philip convinced his wife Mary to declare war on France, an enemy of Spain. It was a disaster for England because Calais, the last area of France controlled by the English, was lost in the war.


Besides religion, another problem Elizabeth had was the issue of marriage. Like religion, Elizabeth was not interested in marriage. She had seen how unsuccessful her father was in marriage, and she wasn't interested in getting married herself. One of the responsibilities of a monarch is marriage so that there would be an heir to the throne. However, as queen regnant, Elizabeth would most likely marry a foreigner, as her half-sister had, bringing England under the influence of a foreigner. Many foreign rulers proposed marriage to Elizabeth, her answer was always the same... maybe. In this way she kept her suitors at bay, never intending to marry any of them. She would later say, "My husband is my country, England."


Elizabeth died in 1603 at Richmond Palace, never having married. Ironically, it was the son of Mary, Queen of Scots, James, who then became king of both Scotland and England. Although the Tudor Dynasty came to an end, Elizabeth left a lasting legacy. She had established England as a world power, increased trade and colonization, and had seen an English Renaissance, through the works of William Shakespeare. Elizabeth I has gone down in history as one of England's most successful monarchs. She proved, beyond a doubt, that a queen regnant could rule effectively.


It SOMETIMES charges to 100% and sometimes it doesn't. I mean, it's fine by me because some people have a problem that it doesn't charge anymore so if it is dead then it will never be able to work again. I'm just happy it can charge.


Well it's never the coil! But otherwise, this answer is good. If it's not a bad battery, then FL 11 on the logic board and possibly also U2 charging logic ic are the candidates. Yes these can be replaced.


+1 for never the coil, but the answer is still worth an upvote. If its neither the FL11/Dock/battery itself (even if the battery has been replaced, as a good majority of replacement batteries have bad gas gauge ic's), its going to be the U2. its incredibly common for this to fail in the iphone 5 (the 1608A1 was the first revision of the lightning/USB logic ic), especially with the user of aftermarket chargers.


12. True to the teaching and example of her divine Founder, who cited the preaching of the Gospel to the poor as a sign of His mission, (12) the Church has never failed to foster the human progress of the nations to which she brings faith in Christ. Besides erecting sacred edifices, her missionaries have also promoted construction of hospitals, sanitariums, schools and universities. By teaching the native population how to take full advantage of natural resources, the missionaries often protected them from the greed of foreigners.


No one may appropriate surplus goods solely for his own private use when others lack the bare necessities of life. In short, "as the Fathers of the Church and other eminent theologians tell us, the right of private property may never be exercised to the detriment of the common good." When "private gain and basic community needs conflict with one another," it is for the public authorities "to seek a solution to these questions, with the active involvement of individual citizens and social groups." (23)


41. The poorer nations can never be too much on guard against the temptation posed by the wealthier nations. For these nations, with their favorable results from a highly technical and culturally developed civilization, provide an example of work and diligence with temporal prosperity the main pursuit. Not that temporal prosperity of itself precludes the activity of the human spirit. Indeed, with it, "the human spirit, being less subjected to material things, can be more easily drawn to the worship and contemplation of the Creator." (42) On the other hand, "modern civilization itself often complicates the approach to God, not for any essential reason, but because it is so much engrossed in worldly affairs . " (43)


63. Racism is not the exclusive attribute of young nations, where sometimes it hides beneath the rivalries of clans and political parties, with heavy losses for justice and at the risk of civil war. During the colonial period it often flared up between the colonists and the indigenous population, and stood in the way of mutually profitable understanding, often giving rise to bitterness in the wake of genuine injustices. It is still an obstacle to collaboration among disadvantaged nations and a cause of division and hatred within countries whenever individuals and families see the inviolable rights of the human person held in scorn, as they themselves are unjustly subjected to a regime of discrimination because of their race or their color.


My children were picking up their children from school, and that day they were holding them very close. Because some parents of little schoolchildren in Connecticut would not be able to pick up their children from school or hold them close. Not that day - never again.


It wasn't easy being queen. So it should come as no surprise that monarchs like the late Queen Elizabeth would like to escape from London sometimes. In fact, one such occasion, the queen asked her chauffeur to take her for a ride in the country. Then she asked him to pull over so she could just take a little walk by herself. No crown, no gown - dressed down. So for these golden moments, the queen was just an ordinary lady, taking a walk in the country. She'd gone out about a mile down the road when this sudden rain shower opened up. The queen knocked on the door of a small hut that was nearby. She asked the lady if she had an umbrella. The lady actually had two umbrellas - a tattered, battered old umbrella and a brand new one. She gave her the beat up umbrella. This is the queen, but she doesn't know that of course. The queen promised it would be returned the next day. Well, you've got to imagine the scene as a uniformed chauffeur pulls up in the royal limousine, goes to the door of the hut the next day and announces, "I'm returning this for the queen." Needless to say, the woman was in shock. All she could say was, "If I had known it was for the queen, I would have given her my best!"


I have carpenter friends who never leave home without their tools. There are doctors who never leave home without a stethoscope. And I can understand those kinds of things, but what about a friend of one of my friends who is an electrician. Well, he always carries an outlet box with him - you know, the thing in your wall you plug your things into. But that's all this electrician carries - just the outlet box. He says he carries it just in case he's in a situation where there's a power outage and no electricity available. Now, listen, there's probably something I don't understand here but, like is this going to help?


Note: On devices running iOS 9 or lower, the Allow Bluetooth Input option is not available and is replaced with the Output Only option, which you will need to enable if you wish to use bluetooth speakers.


Babbage designed the Difference Engine No.2 to solve equations and print the results in the form of mathematical tables. It was one of two types of engine, difference engines and analytical engines, designed by Babbage. The engine was built by the Science Museum and the main part was completed in June 1991 for the bicentennial year of Babbage's birth. Babbage conceived the engine to calculate a series of numerical values and automatically print the results. Difference Engine No 2 was never constructed in his lifetime. 2ff7e9595c


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