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Softube ABBEY ROAD BRILLIANCE PACK
Brighten up your life with these classic Abbey Road Studios equalizers! Meticulously modeled by Softube, the RS127 Rack, RS127 Box and RS135 deliver the sweetest treble equalization imaginable. With the Brilliance Pack, today's DAW-based mix engineers can add all the air and top frequencies they want, without the slightest trace of harshness?just like Abbey Road Studios' engineers have done on their recordings from the 1960s onwards.
Abbey Road Studios Brilliance Pack is a highly specialized, but indispensable, tool for mix engineers of all genres. The three included equalizers focus entirely on the presence/treble frequencies, breathing air into single tracks or entire mixes.
Abbey Road Studios engineers found the presence boxes excellent for guitars, vocals and drums, e...
Softube ACOUSTIC FEEDBACK
Screaming guitar feedback in the box! Release your inner beast with the first realistic guitar feedback simulator on the market. Go from moderate and subtle to rampant and wild by the twist of a knob (or two). To break new musical ground, try inputting a synthesizer, a violin, or even your mother's grand piano.
One thing that is really hard to achieve with a guitar amplifier simulation plug-in or hardware is the interaction in a room between the guitar and an amplifier turned up loud. Enter Acoustic Feedback - because this plug-in does precisely that. Whether you just want single notes to keep hanging a little longer and gently fade to sustained feedback or you want instant and rampant howls for your noise rock, Acoustic Feedback is your friend.
Acoustic Feedback comes bundl...
Softube AMP ROOM BUNDLE
The complete collection of Softube's reknown amplifier simulations, including Vintage Amp Room, Metal Amp Room and Bass Amp Room.
This collection includes the Vintage Amp Room with its three models of classic guitar amplifiers, the Metal Amp Room for high gain metal madness, and finally the Bass Amp Room which is a natural sounding model of a seriously cool bass amplifier and three different cabinets.
Follow the links and read more about the included Amp Rooms on their respective pages.
Softube BASS AMP ROOM
Bass Amp Room was designed to handle all your bass amp needs, from dirty rock to modern clean. It consists of a model of a bass amplifier, three distinctive speaker cabinets with click-and-drag mics, and a blendable DI section with tone controls and a limiter.
Bass Amp Room has got everything you need to create a unique signature sound in no time. It's well thought out, and the high quality building blocks will help you produce a huge range of sounds. The Bass Amp Room is all about getting a sound you know you can trust, and getting it quickly.
Although it was originally designed as a guitar amp, the 70's amp that has been modeled has proven to be an excellent choice for bass players. A thick and solid preamp distortion without any fizziness lets you crank it up without l...
Softube British Class A For Console 1
Add body and character to your tracks with a Console 1 strip inspired by classic British units from the 60s and early 70s. Paired with the smooth workflow and hands-on control you'd expect of Console 1, British Class A gives you the perfect mix solution for the DAW-based studio.
Let your tracks soak in the fat transformer crunch of the input stage, get great tone with the honey-sweet equalizer, control dynamics with the beautifully musical compressor, smash them into oblivion with the limiter, and keep things tight and tidy with the smooth gate. British Class A For Console 1 collects the most coveted and distinctive sounding units of the pro audio world in a single channel. Feast on a few details of the different components:
In the early 70s, recording enginee...
Softube Drawmer 1973 Multi-Band Compressor
More control, more versatility, more definition?the Drawmer 1973 plug-in lets you micro-manage the dynamics of your sound with ultimate precision. And you can do it with the unmistakable analog feel of a modern Drawmer classic
Make your mixes wider and louder, shoehorn a piano into a dense mix, or curb the temper of an unruly bass guitar. The Drawmer 1973 Multi-Band Compressor lets you dive into the details?analog-style
The Drawmer Sound and Softube Science Solution
Carefully modelled on the original Drawmer 1973 hardware in collaboration with the Drawmer research and development team, and approved by Ivor Drawmer himself, the Drawmer 1973 plug-in brings the award-winning three-band compressor bang up to date.
Micro-Manage Your Dynamics
Mastering with...
Softube Drawmer S73 Intelligent Master Proce...
For the mastering engineer, a multi-band compressor is a powerful tool. But as Spiderman's uncle Ben famously says: with great power comes great responsibility. A multi-band compressor that is not used diligently may create more problems than it solves. This is why we created Drawmer S73 Intelligent Master Processor (IMP).
Multi-Band Compression For Your Mix
Drawmer S73 features an enhanced multi-band compressor sound design, fine-tuned to improve your mix with a minimum of tweaking. The S73 does most of the job for you by making the choices a mastering engineer would make. Simply use the Style parameter to switch between ready made mastering processing techniques to quickly find the sound that suits your mix the best.
Clarity and Defintion
Under the hood, the...
Softube FET COMPRESSOR
The FET Compressor is an impressively faithful modeling of one of the most iconic compressors of all time. FET Compressor is loved for its aggressiveness and its tendency to add some tasty distortion to the sound source when driven hard. This compressor loves to be slammed and abused. But few things are so good they can't be improved, so we added a couple of nice features that makes it even more flexible than the hardware original.
In general, the FET Compressor can be used for deeper gain reduction than you would normally use with any compressor. The reason is that even at extreme settings, the FET Compressor shows no trace of the pinched sound many other compressors make when you push them hard. This ability for strict gain control is not least useful on lead vocal tracks that n...
Softube FIX FLANGER & DOUBBLER (...
From the mind of legendary audio equipment designer Paul Wolff comes the new Fix Flanger and Fix Doubler. They take the legacy and sound of classic flanging and vocal doubling of the 1960s, but with all the benefits of the digital world.
Classic flanging re-imagined
The Fix Flanger is versatility personified?this flanger is capable of both classic guitar pedal style flanging with a automatically swept flange as well as direct interaction in the manual mode. A VSO mode features unprecedented hands-on control with emulated servo motor bounce and true cross zero flanging, just like a tape machine. Added features such as tap tempo sweep, unique stereo widening methods and selectable delay polarity makes the Fix Flanger the swiss army knife of flangers.
Doubling made si...
Softube METAL AMP ROOM
Metal Amp Room was designed to bring you the most brutal, evil and aggressive guitar sound that is possible to squeeze out of your DAW. It may even contain backward messages. Run it in mono for a tight and focused sound, or let it take up your entire stereo width by the use of two panned microphones.
We should probably add it to our end user agreement that by installing Metal Amp Room to your DAW, you agree to having it posessed by a dark and evil force. Plus you may want to consult an exorcist if you should ever wish to uninstall.
Just kidding. Metal Amp Room won't make your computer screen spin (and you won't want to uninstall it either), but it was designed with the intent of letting you metal heads get the most fiercely brutal high gain guitar sound possible out of yo...
Softube MUTRONICS MUTATOR
Mutronics Mutator creates mind boggling filter sweep effects on any sound source?guitars, vocals, keyboards, drums, etc. Mutator is essentially a super sweet stereo analog filter and an envelope follower, based on technology developed for analog synthesis in the 1960s. It's fair to say that The Mutator is more of a creative tool than purely a mix tool.
Mutronics Mutator was an instant success when it came out in the early 1990's, and had an enormous impact of the sound from that decade. The Mutator can clearly be heard on records by artists such as Radiohead, Beck, Daft Punk, The Chemical Brothers, Nine Inch Nails, Massive Attack and many more.
But the Mutator was short lived. Production ceased abruptly when a vital component was discontinued by the component manufacturer...
Softube PASSIVE-ACTIVE PACK
The Passive-Active Pack is a collection of three very different equalizers, each with its own character and quirks. The Passive and Active equalizers emulate real workhorse units, used on thousands of recordings from past to present. The Focusing Equalizer combines these with analog sounding saturation and a novel workflow.
This collection includes three highly useable equalizer models that are unique to Softube. Here's a brief overview, read more on their respective product pages.
Passive Equalizer is modeled from a famous German passive three-band equalizer, and features a wide bandwidth and an unsurpassed clear and open sound. The low boost gives you a warm low end, perfect to fatten up a bass drum or bass guitar track. Cutting the highs gives you a very gentle 6 dB cu...
Softube SPRING REVERB (SFT-SPR-1...
Spring Reverb is an authentic spring reverb recreation that will add vintage character and grit to any audio track. It also includes novel features such as a fully automatable Shake control that will shake the virtual springs around for those thunderous spring effects. Get some recognizable character in your mix with the Spring Reverb!
When your mix lacks that certain something, Softube's Spring Reverb may very well be it. A spring reverb is built into a lot of classic guitar amplifiers and is consequently often used for guitars. But you wouldn't do it justice to think a reverb of this type was limited to guitars only. It can add a lot of personality and character to a vocal track, a snare drum, percussion, an electric organ or just about anything. It's very much a sound of its ow...
Softube SSL XL9000 K SERIES FOR CONSOLE 1
Solid State Logic XL 9000 K represents a completely different approach to analog circuits compared to the SL 4000 E channel, included with Console 1. And since XL 9000 K has virtually no distortion of its own, the Softube channel also includes a model of SSL's famous VHD (Variable Harmonic Drive) circuit.
While Solid State Logic's SL 4000 E is widely considered a great pop and rock'n'roll console with its slightly gritty and forward sound, the circuit design of XL 9000 K offers an extreme bandwidth, minimal phase shift and super low distortion. This makes it one of the world's most popular analog consoles for hip-hop and R'n'B, where the solid, deep low end and extended highs work great for getting that hyper modern, large and wide sound. For the same reasons, it is also loved for...
Softube SUMMIT AUDIO EQF-100
The Summit Audio EQF-100 Full Range Passive Tube Equalizer really sets the standard for all passive equalizer designs. It is a highly versatile and sweet sounding equalizer that will solve most of the tonality issues you may experience in a mix. The EQF-100 is equally suitable for separate tracks as across subgroups or the entire stereo buss.
Flexibility and smoothness are the key features of this tube driven passive equalizer. Here's finally an equalizer you can use in your DAW to boost frequencies and not limit yourself to cutting. Four fully parametric bands of equalization plus low and high cut filters with three selectable cutoff frequencies each make the EQF-100 a go-to equalizer for any sound or instrument in your mix. A mix that no doubt will sound warmer and fatter with t...
Softube SUMMIT AUDIO GRAND CHANNEL &nbs...
Combining the smooth operating EQF-100 parametric passive equalizer with the mild but authoritative TLA-100A compressor, Summit Audio Grand Channel is a highly versatile channel strip that will cover a large part of your mixing needs.
The Grand Channel combines the warm and smooth tone sculpting Summit Audio EQF-100 Full Range Equalizer with the rich sounding and dead-easy-to-use Summit Audio TLA-100A Compressor. Having the two combined in a single plug-in makes adjustments easier, as you will often find that the compressor affects the equalizer and vice versa. By default, the sound reaches the equalizer before the compressor, but you can easily reverse the order with a single switch.
When the EQF-100 and TLA-100A were designed, Summit Audio made sure to combine the fines...
Softube SUMMIT AUDIO TLA-100A
This classic compressor is all about gentle and natural sounding gain reduction. It effortlessly keeps your material's dynamics controlled without ever strangling the sound. Everything you put into the TLA-100A comes out the other end big and compact sounding.
The Summit Audio TLA-100A works in a program dependent manner, meaning it does a lot of the thinking for you. It's tremendously easy to use and basically impossible to make it sound bad. It will however give you some soft and warm distortion if you drive it really hard. For ease of use, Softubes TLA-100A plug-in has a Saturation knob that the original unit lacks. This lets you blend in just the right amount of distortion to your signal.
The TLA-100A shows the same basic behavior on any type of material. Its transpar...
Softube TAPE
Time to get reel! Softube's Tape plug-in adds cohesion and weight to your mixes. But Tape goes far beyond your average tape machine emulation. It includes three distinctly different tape machine types, and it offers the ease of use and low CPU strain that today's music creators rightfully expect.
Even in this day and age, it's common practice for computer based professional studios to run their mixes through at least one generation of analog tape. Why? Because even when used subtly, analog tape has a smoothing effect and adds cohesion and weight to a mix?it takes the recording from a collection of individual tracks into a song where everything is connected and works together. With Softube's Tape plug-in, you can have all that and more.
In Short
Realistic analog ...
Softube TONELUX TILT EQ
Go from shimmering bright to warm and wide with a twist of a knob! The Tonelux Tilt plug-in is a fast and easy way of making a track sit better in a mix or make it sound "warmer" or "cooler". It's also perfect in a live situation where you need to tweak the whole mix to adjust for ear fatigue.
You may want to put Tonelux Tilt first on all your channels. It includes all the controls you need for a quick and rough setting before you get into the details - and it's quite possible you will find that Tilt was all your track needed to find its place in the mix.
The Tilt filter does precisely what the name says - if you activate it and turn the control knob clockwise, it will attenuate the lows and boost the highs. Go counterclockwise, and the opposite happens - the sound gets f...
Softube TRANSIENT SHAPER
Being able to control the attack and decay of a sound is tremendously useful for anyone mixing music. But Softube's Transient Shaper goes beyond that due to the fact that it's a dual band processor. This means that the user can set it to affect only the treble or bass portion of a sound?separately for the Sustain and Punch parameters?and leave the rest untouched. This opens up a new realm of possibilities.
Transient shaping has become a vital technique in music mixing. The ability to sharpen or soften the onset of a sound, as well as lengthen or shorten the decay, has proven very useful for giving each sound just the right size and position in the mix. Transient Shaper takes this concept one step further, by letting the user affect either the entire frequency range?as most simila...
Softube TRIDENT A-RANGE
The Trident A-Range equalizer is a legendary piece of equipment. As only thirteen A-Range consoles were ever made, it remains a holy grail for sound engineers and producers around the world that hope to create works of art equal to those that were originally recorded on the A-Range - David Bowie's Ziggy Stardust, Queen, Elton John, the list goes on
It is sometimes said that one of the disadvantages of digital mixing and recording is that the happy accidents one could experience with analog gear just don't happen in the DAW. People saying that clearly haven't tried Softube's Trident A-Range equalizer.
Because the Trident A-Range is not only a tremendously nice sounding and highly characteristic equalizer. Its four frequency bands also have a way of integrating in sometime...
Softube TSAR-1 REVERB (SFT-TSAR-...
The TSAR-1 Reverb is not an emulation. It's not a stock design. It's not a static snapshot of a space. The TSAR-1 is a powerful, modern reverb algorithm. It's alive and vibrant, it's gentle and dreamy, and above all - it's natural and believable. The TSAR-1 is the better-sounding alternative to the established, traditional reverb products. At a fraction of the price.
The True Stereo Algorithm inside the TSAR-1 is what gives it its magic. The strength lies in its sophisticated sound and versatility, no matter whether it's used on strings and brass or rock drums and lead vocals, it always shines. All this while still having a comprehensive and easy-to-use interface that is unparallelled in other high-end reverb products.
The TSAR-1 has been designed with ease of use in mind...
Softube TSAR-1R REVERB
The TSAR-1R Reverb is the little brother of our high-end TSAR-1 Reverb and combines ease-of-use with the same powerful reverb algorithm as its big brother. The TSAR-1R is the first choice for any situation where you need fast results without sacrificing sound quality.
The TSAR-1R Reverb is the little brother of our high-end TSAR-1 Reverb and combines ease-of-use with the same powerful reverb algorithm as its big brother. The TSAR-1R is the first choice for any situation where you need fast results without sacrificing sound quality.
The True Stereo Algorithm inside the TSAR reverbs is what gives them their magic. The strength lies in the sophisticated sound and versatility, no matter whether they are used on strings and brass or rock drums and lead vocals, they always shin...
Softube TUBE DELAY
Tube Delay is a marriage between analog and digital, combining the warmth and natural compression from tubes with the features and versatility of a digital delay. The effect is perfect for fattening vocal tracks, adding slapback echo to drums or getting a gritty delay for guitars!
A slightly dark and distorted delay has a way of giving a great sense of space and size to a mix without really drawing attention to itself. So that's where our Tube Delay gets in the picture.
The controls are quite self explanatory, but it's the sound that sets Tube Delay apart from any other delay you have tried. The drive knobs add a wonderfully dirty distorsion and the tone controls are just sweet. There's actually three different tube stages in this model, each adding to the total sound. Th...
Softube TUBE TECH CL 1B
Optical compressors have a particular way of responding to the incoming signal that is uniquely compelling and musical. But they are of course not all the same, and the Tube-Tech CL 1B is the prime example of what an optic compressor is capable of. It is highly versatile and can go from soft and gentle to snappy and punchy by the twist of a few knobs.
Tube-Tech CL 1B is one of those units that has a defined personality while still being useful on a variety of sound sources in a variety of situations. It can be used for a calm and natural dynamic control, but depending on your settings, it can bring out punch and life from any material. Because of its way of treating the signal differently depending on the frequency content, it gets a lot of love when used on material with a wide ...
Softube TUBE TECH CLASSIC CHANNEL
The Classic Channel is not your everyday channel strip, with a surgical equalizer and fast bus compressor. The Classic Channel is a vintage style and warm sounding channel strip put together from the most famous and classic Tube-Tech gear: The "Pultec" equalizer PE 1C, the mid-range equalizer ME 1B and the tube driven opto compressor CL 1B.
With the two Pultec-style equalizers you can shape the sound of a track, a bus or a mix within seconds. The highs sound smooth and gentle, the mid-range airy and focused, and the lows full and fat, almost at any setting. Add the final touch with the CL 1B compressor, versatile but with a distinct personality. Forget about precise and minute tweaks with 0.1 dB read-outs. The Classic Channel is about the good sound, and the way to get there is ea...
Softube TUBE TECH ME 1B
The real battle for getting a clear and vibrant mix is often fought in the midrange frequencies. The Tube-Tech ME 1B is a tube-driven passive equalizer that addresses the midrange?and only the midrange. So gear up, soldier and go, go, go!
The ME 1B is Tube-Tech's unique take on the classic Pultec MEQ-5 midrange equalizer. There's a lot of mojo going on in the Pultec designs, but the biggest mojo of it is that it is so well-designed that almost whatever setting you use, it will sound good.
Just like the Tube-Tech PE 1C "Pultec" Equalizer, the Tube-Tech ME 1B is a passive, tube-based equalizer. It was designed to accompany the PE 1C equalizer, and provide control over the frequencies that the PE 1C cannot adjust. On its own it's a great tool to shape the midrange of any aud...
Softube TUBE TECH PE 1C
Loved and coveted by sound engineers all over the world for its super huge bass and its silky shiny treble, the PE 1C is Tube-Tech's modern day take on the famous Pultec tube-driven passive equalizer. It does things no other equalizer can, and when you start twisting the knobs you will find it's more versatile than it may appear at first.
We think the sound from this equalizer is the reason why some people started spelling "fat" with "ph" when describing a sound. The PE 1C will give you the most thunderous and solid low end on the planet, and in addition to that, a treble that is so silky and sweet you just want to cuddle into it.
The Tube-Tech PE 1C is a passive, tube-based equalizer suitable for many different sources ranging from bass drums and guitars to vocals, and n...
Softube VALLEY PEOPLE DYNA-MITE
A secret weapon to some - a hidden treasure to the rest. Squash drums, get a snappy bassline, enhance track dynamics, duck, gate, key or de-ess - the Valley People Dyna-mite is a swiss army knife limiter/expander design with unique character that inspires to new sounds.
The Dyna-mites usefulness goes way beyond the snappy and aggressive compression it is mostly known and loved for. True enough - used as a compressor it can make you blink involuntarily at every drum hit you send through it. But it can also be used as a highly versatile expander or a full on gate. Even in this day and age of digital recording with all its editing possibilites, a nice expander is still a very useful tool, for example to control microphone bleed in a natural manner. And a good gate still saves tons of...
Softube VINTAGE AMP ROOM
Straightforward and simple, Vintage Amp Room emulates three great and classic guitar amps in a complete studio set-up with speaker cabinets and fully flexible microphone positioning. It's easy to use for live performances and recordings, as well as for re-amping and last-minute tweaking.
The three guitar amplifiers we simulated in Vintage Amp Room are timeless classics that have deserved their place in the history of guitar based music. So instead of simulating tons of amps, we set out to get these three done right instead.
The amps are simulated in a true studio environment with fully flexible click-and-drag microphone positioning. So not only did we simulate the sound of guitar amps in a nice studio, we simulated the entire workflow.
Vintage Amp Room has none o...
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The final stage direction in Samuel Beckett's "Play" is "repeat." The Acme Corporation, one of Baltimore's experimental theater companies, is taking that instruction very seriously.
Last Friday, the one-act, three-character, roughly one-hour work was performed on a kind of continual loop from noon until midnight in a high-ceilinged, balconied hall at St. Mark's Lutheran Church. But that's just a warm-up. This week, the production's length will double, running continually from one noon to the next.
"I'm interested in duration and how things progress, change or fall apart over a long time," said "Play" director Stephen Nunns. "I have no idea what's going to happen, which I'm really excited about."
Nunns, director of the MFA Program in Theatre Arts at Towson University, will have a great vantage point to observe how the cast makes it through the marathon. He's running the lighting board, a hefty assignment in "Play," where spot lights have a pivotal role in the action.
The 1963 "Play" centers on a man, his wife and his lover. The three address, from their distinct perspectives, details and ramifications of an adulterous affair. Some analysts see the light that shines on them, triggering their speech, as a kind of divine judge.
Any number of interpretations of the text is possible, just as the word "repeat" can be taken in various ways.
"What Beckett really means is repeat two and a half times, then fade out," Nunns said. "I think his idea is that these people might be dead and could be in a purgatory, where they have to relive things over and over. I'm going for a literal interpretation."
Acme's staging of "Play" will include several variations during the repeats — changing the location of the performers in the hall, for example. This should help keep things fresh, but those variations bring a certain risk.
"It's the exact same text each time, just done differently," said actress Naomi Kline, who portrays the mistress in "Play." "So you have to be very careful not to get tripped up."
The actors — Sophie Hinderberger and Single Carrot Theatre member Nathan A. Cooper round out the cast — will have a lot to be careful about. As Sen. Rand Paul's recent filibuster in the Senate illustrated, there are limits to how long anyone can keep talking, let alone acting in a play.
"We have made food part of the show, so the actors can have it whenever they want," said set designer Lola B. Pierson. "And each actor has three minutes off each hour to use the bathroom."
Unusual productions are par for the course at the Acme Corporation. One of last season's shows was a zombie version of Chekhov's "Three Sisters." And another Nunns-directed Beckett work, "Not I," involved putting an actress' face underwater, where a video camera captured her expressions.
"We do pretty extreme work," Pierson said with a laugh.
In preparing for the extremes of "Play," Kline is drawing on a previous, non-theatrical experience.
"I have run a half-marathon," the actress said, "so I know how you can't stop, how you feel the pain of it and the exhaustion, but you keep getting past it. I've been storing up on sleep."
Should any theater-goers care to try their own endurance feat of attendance, the Acme gang is ready. A prize ("not some crappy T-shirt") is being promised to the audience member who stays the longest.
"I don't really expect anyone to stay for the entire thing," Nunns said. "We're stamping people's hands so they can come back at different times, just to see if we're really doing it."
There is no talk of cheating, though, even if attendance dissipates in the wee small hours.
"We're going to be doing it anyway," Kline said. "If you want to share it with us, please do."


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Medical editor interview questions
In this topic, you can ref top list of interview questions and other useful interview materials such as behavioral interview, second intervi...
In this topic, you can ref top list of interview questions and other useful interview materials such as behavioral interview, second interview, types of interview questionsfor Medical editor. Note that you need to refer to the method of interview, interview process for each employer as Behavioral interview, phone interview, situational interview …
List of interview questions for Medical editor:
1. Tell me about yourself?
2. Why did you leave your last job?
3. Please tell me about your long-term career goals for Medical editor?
4. Inform you that you would be an resource using this organization?
5. Are you aware the toughest options to produce?
6. How will you handle it once the boss is wrong?
7. What kind of salary are you looking for Medical editor?
8. What irritates you about co-employees?
9. Furthermore vital that you: the money or even the task?
10. What are key tasks for Medical editor?
11. What have you learned from your past jobs that related to Medical editor?
12. Do you'd like to work individually or around the team?
13. Now when was the ultimate time you're angry? What went lower?
14. How will you handle stress/pressure?
15. Describe the rate of interest where you are employed?
16. The amount of several hours can you work?
17. What made you choose to apply to Medical editor?
18. What are top 3 skills for Medical editor?
19. How do you apply ISO 9001 for your Medical editor job?
20. What are most common mistakes for Medical editor job and how to solve them?
21. Do you have any questions?
Useful job interview materials:
• Free ebook: 75 interview questions and answers.
• 95 management interview questions.
• 13 types of interview questions and how to face them.
• 440 behavioral interview questions, 40 second interview questions, 36 situational interview questions.
PART III: TOP 10 COMPETENCY BASED INTERVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERSCompetency-based interview questions require interviewees to give specific examples of times in which they demonstrated particular skills or attitudes. Generally, these questions require interviewees to describe a problem or situation, the actions they took to handle the problem, and the results of the situation. Such questions allow the employer to quickly evaluate an interviewee's mindset, and to gauge how the interviewee handles certain situations.
1. Teamwork interview questions:
Now onto the more generic skills, such as your ability to work in a team. No matter how big or small the team is, the hiring manager will want to know that you can develop a strong working relationship with them, as this is essential for productivity and achieving company goals. You may be asked something like the below in order to test if you are a strong team player:
Question: Give an example of team leading in past employment
Answer: You should summarise the task and nature of the group but focus primarily upon your role as team leader. List the personal qualities you possess which made you ideal for leading this team and how you achieved success. Conclude your answer by giving examples of the lessons you learnt while leading this team.
2. Communications skills interview questions:
Your ability to communicate effectively and influence others to act in support of your own and team goals will be examined. An ability to adapt your communication methods depending on situations and individuals is important here.
Question: Provide an example of how you explained a technical concept to a client or co-worker lacking your technical expertise.
How to Answer: Competency based interview questions are meant to determine how well you communicate with others, including your ability to simplify difficult concept. The customer service question about negative feedback is meant to determine whether or not you're capable of dealing with customer comments that aren't all that positive in a courteous, constructive manner. With a few of your examples, briefly discuss what you learned from those interactions.
3. Decision making interview questions:
Decision making is a skill that requires the ability to process information and filter this information to ensure you produce a sound and valid decision. You should be able to provide examples of situations where this skill has been tested. Use examples where an obvious answer is not immediately apparent.
Question: Can you tell me about a time when you consulted others when making important project decisions?
How to Answer: You'll notice that interviewers tend to want specific examples to illustrate your abilities. It's not unusual for questions to be fairly complex in nature, often involving multiple, related parts. Don't get overwhelmed. Instead, answer questions one point at at time by providing relevant, easy to digest examples. If you forget the rest of the question, politely ask the interviewer to repeat it.
4. Drive for results interview questions:
This competency assesses your personal motivation and how you approach challenges.
Question: What is your biggest achievement?
Answer: Ideally, use a work-related example to illustrate your key career achievement. Highlight exactly why you consider it important, with details of the role you played. If your biggest achievement in life is related to your personal life, use commercial references such as budget slashing, determination, commitment and team work to communicate all the associated positive aspects.
5. Planning and organizaing interview question:
Auestion: Give me an example of a time when you had to plan a project or a large piece of work.
Tips for Successful Answers:
+ Demonstrate how you have worked in a structured and methodical way.
+ Show real detail about the steps you have taken to plan.
+ Explain how you have amended or flexed the original plans you'd made.
+ Talk about how you built pre-emptive solutions to potential problems
6. Customer focus interview question:
Your ability to understand and believe in the importance of customer focus will be tested here. You must display a competency for understanding the difference between internal and external customers.
Question: What about important clients, or complex or sensitive customer relationships?
Answer: If you can show that through your customer service orientation you saved the company from losing something of value (a big client, $X amount of revenue, 20 man hours a week) then you will really demonstrate your customer focus. Or did you save the company a political, organizational, or image problem? Write it out. What was the situation? What action did you take? How did you communicate to your teammates and how did you communicate with the customer? What was the result? … I hope this gets you thinking.
7. Leadership interview questions:
Leadership is a competency employers look for in candidates who are applying for jobs that require them to lead, motivate and/or develop other people, usually team leader and management positions
Question: Describe a time you took a leadership position when you did not have the title of a leader.
Answer: In this question, take an example from a situation where you were in a group and took responsibility to delegate to achieve goals. Show how you gained from the other members to follow your lead and the result of your leadership.
For instance, in college, we were put into groups of four to complete a marketing project. We had to prepare a 15-page paper and 10-minute presentation on a new product. We want to introduce that outside the U.S. I took the initiative among the group to lead a discussion on how we should split up the work when we meet throughout the semester and deadlines for each person's part of the work. Because I was the one to take the lead the discussion and had a plan in mind, I gained the buy in of the other members quickly. I took everyone's e-mail address and created a group email to help us all keep track of our progress and so we could help each other outside of class and our meetings. By the end of the semester, my group achieved a 95% on our project.
7. Conflict resolution skill interview questions:
Conflict resolution skills and the ability to disagree with others professionally and politely are necessary for successful contribution in organizations. If every employee employer hire is willing to engage in conflict resolution, more new ideas and better approaches to solving problems will take place in your organization.
Question: Give an example of a time you handled conflict in the workplace
Answer: Your interviewer will assess your adaptability and gauge the constructiveness of your approach towards conflict, tension and differences of opinion. Your example(s) should highlight the importance of your role in resolving these issues.
8. Creative skills interview questions:
Question: Give me an example of your creativity?
Answer sample:
One of my key creative accomplishments occurred in my current job, when I had to increase market share for a new product without increasing our existing marketing budget. I kicked off with some internal brainstorming on how to maximize the use of our resources and be more creative in the way we market. I worked with our two interns, both of whom were creative writing majors, on creating a blog for our website, plus Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook pages for the company's new product. I tasked the interns with managing the pages, and the three of us came up with relevant content for each social page. The ultimate aim was to create a community of fans and buzz around the new product.
Through product teasers on Twitter, the timely answering of questions on Facebook, and brief video tutorials on Instagram, we grew a fan base of 2,500 people in just three months. When the product was released, first day sales exceeded all expectations, and sales continued on a steady incline for the rest of the year. A lot of the success was attributed to the online fan base we developed, where positive word-of-mouth spurred an influx of customers to purchase the product through the trackable online sales page we created in-house with our design and dev teams.
9. Time management interview questions:
Question: Explain a time when you were not able to meet a deadline?
Answer: Use an example were you where not able to meet a deadline due to outside factors. For instance, there was a big project that my team was working on, and I had split up the work among some members and myself. During that time, one member of the team had to leave due to their spouse getting a position in another city. He left at a critical time, and I had to re-assign his duties to someone else. I make the new person work to speed with the progression of the project and due to this, was not able to complete it on time. We were still able to complete the project a few days after the deadline even with the change in the team member.
10. Problem solving interview questions:
The old adage goes that managers want people who come to them with solutions, not problems, and for me, I couldn't agree more. The employees who can rise to a challenge and think of innovative ways to solve a problem are the ones who go on to achieve great things both for themselves and the business. Taking this into account, your manager may ask something like:
Question: Give an example of a challenge you faced in the workplace, and how you overcame it
Answer: If you are entering the workplace direct from school, college or university, this question will be geared towards your academic experiences.
Provide a great example of a task that involved using as many skills and abilities as possible. An ideal answer to this question enables you to demonstrate your ability to work in a team, display leadership skills and handle pressure.


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pyLoad is a fast, lightweight and full featured download manager for many One-Click-Hoster, container formats like DLC, video sites or just plain http/ftp links (supported hosts). It aims for low hardware requirements and platform independence to be runnable on all kind of systems (desktop pc, netbook, NAS, router). Despite its strict restriction it is packed full of features just like webinterface, captcha recognition, unrar and much more.
pyLoad is divided into core and clients, to make it easily remote accessible. Currently there are (screenshots):
- a webinterface;
- a command line interface;
- a GUI written in Qt;
- and an Android client.
Install the pyloadAUR package from the AUR.
Headless Servers
On headless servers, you will want to use giflib-nox11AUR instead of giflib, before you install pyload. Otherwise this package will pull X11 dependencies.
Required dependencies are handled by the AUR package's PKGBUILD. Nevertheless, some optional dependencies aren't:
- Ability to establish a secure connection to core or webinterface.
# pacman -S openssl python2-pyopenssl
- For ClickNLoad and at least ZippyShare (maybe other hosters too) support:
# pacman -S js
Run Setup Assistant:
# pyLoadCore -s
The Setup Assistant gives you a jump start, by providing a basic but working setup. Being a basic setup, there are more options and you should at least look at them, since some sections are untouched by the Assistant, like the permissions section.
pyLoadGui or with the the Web Interface.
However, if you prefer to edit the pyload.conf yourself and you went with the default conf directory, you can change the settings by editing {{ic|~/.pyload/pyload.conf}. Use your favorite editor to edit, ie:
# nano ~/.pyload/pyload.conf
You can get aquainted with most of the configuration options in this page. Do note that it is outdated, in a sense, since the
/opt/pyload/module/config/ files it refers to do not match what's still on that page.
While also editable with the web interface, you can also change the plugins configuration by editing
~/.pyload/plugins.conf. Use your favorite editor to edit, ie:
# nano ~/.pyload/plugins.conf
Extraction passwords are store in ~/.pyload/unrar_passwords.txt. To add passwords either edit the file or:
# echo '<password>' >> ~/.pyload/unrar_passwords.txt
You can get aquainted with most of the configuration options in this page. Do note that it is outdated, in a sense, since the /opt/pyload/module/config/ files it refers to do not match what's still on that page.
For more info on this,
cat /opt/pyload/scripts/Readme.txt
If you are interested in running userscripts, before running, you need to either
# chmod 777 /opt/pyload/scripts/
# chown <user you defined in pyload.conf / permissions settings> /opt/pyload/scripts/
in order for pyLoadCore to create the necessary folders.
# pyLoadCore
pyLoadCore --daemon to your
Interfacing with pyLoadCore
# pyLoadCli
# pyLoadGui
Or, as stated above, with the web interface. If the default settings are true, then:
To start pyload as a daemon we have to create it first:
su touch /etc/rc.d/pyload chmod +x /etc/rc.d/pyload
Now edit the content with:
nano /etc/rc.d/pyload
USER and
PIDFILE and/or uncommenting lines after
# after pyload update restart itself if required.
#!/bin/bash . /etc/rc.conf . /etc/rc.d/functions USER=YOUR_USER PIDFILE=/PATH/TO/.pyload/pyload.pid case "$1" in start) stat_busy "Starting pyload" su $USER -c '/usr/bin/pyLoadCore --daemon' &> /dev/null # after pyload update restart itself # sleep 30 # waiting time for pyload updates # su $USER -c "kill -15 $(cat $PIDFILE) && rm -f $PIDFILE" &> /dev/null # kill pyload # su $USER -c '/usr/bin/pyLoadCore --daemon' &> /dev/null # restart pyload if [ $? -gt 0 ]; then stat_fail else add_daemon pyLoadCored stat_done fi ;; stop) stat_busy "Stopping pyload" # killall -w -s 2 /usr/bin/pyLoadCore &> /dev/null su $USER -c "kill -15 $(cat $PIDFILE) && rm -f $PIDFILE" &> /dev/null if [ $? -gt 0 ]; then stat_fail else rm_daemon pyLoadCored stat_done fi ;; restart) $0 stop sleep 3 $0 start ;; *) echo "usage: $0 {start|stop|restart}" esac exit 0
Finally start pyload with:
rc.d start pyload
To start
pyload automatically add it to the daemon array in
[Unit] Description=Downloadtool for One-Click-Hoster written in python. After=network.target [Service] Type=forking PIDFile=/home/$USER/.pyload/pyload.pid ExecStart=/usr/bin/pyLoadCore --daemon KillSignal=SIGQUIT User=$USER [Install] WantedBy=multi-user.target
To start pyload run:
# systemctl start pyload
To have it started automatically on boot:
# systemctl enable pyload
JDownloader available in AUR.
Tucan Manager available in community.
plowshare available in AUR (CLI).


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Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Has the ride ended. Is it time to get off?Tweet
When it comes to commodity prices, the "drought" bloom is off the rose, and values are fading with reduced demand and the prospect of increased competition from South America in the near future. However, corn and soybeans remain at record level prices with the psychological help of razor-thin carryout. But the volatility in commodity prices has not been the only area where economic values have whip-sawed agriculture.
While corn and soybean prices took farmers on some wicked roller coaster rides in the past year, there have been some other markets that have had lesser volatility, but which should be noted because of their integrated impact on farm profitability. Iowa State University economist Chad Hart says, "Compared to oil price and the Dow Jones Index, corn and soybean prices are much more variable." He says the Dow had a 12% swing over the course of the year, with a 2% drop in June and a 10% climb before a 6% retreat. Oil prices began the year 7% higher, but with increased domestic supplies and reduced demand for gasoline, prices weakened with a 31% trading range and a 10% drop from the start of 2012 to the end of the year.
Buckle your seat belt. Corn prices had a 42% swing with a 6% gain by the end of the year. Soybean had a 50% swing in prices and a 16% gain by year's end. Beans have returned their summertime drought premium, but corn still have some. Hart says the price weakness in the past several months has been due to loss of demand. He says, "Domestic soybean demand is down and export demand is up. Much of the pullback is centered on the livestock industry as it deals with feed pricing and availability issues and the relative weakness in domestic meat demand. And similar tales can be told for the other demand sectors. For example, corn demand via ethanol took a hit this summer as corn prices rose and ethanol plant margins fell."
Regarding ethanol, Hart says ethanol prices tried to climb in the summer but reduced demand for gasoline did not allow ethanol to keep up the torrid pace for corn. Ethanol retained its cost advantage over gasoline and supported margins for blenders. Those profits did not get returned to the refiners and ethanol production declined 10% as corn prices rose.
Hart rhetorically asks about the resiliency of demand for commodity prices, "With the shorter crops, prices rose and demands withdrew. As we move into 2013, will those demand sectors rebound quickly enough if we are able to produce a normal crop? Current demand projections show livestock and biofuel demand continuing to decline. Over the last five years, the corn and soybean markets have been strongly supported by robust demand from the food, feed, fuel, and fiber sectors. But that run may be coming to an end."
He says corn and soybean prices are poised to either climb or fall or any bit of speculative news, of which there is no shortage. And he says the news is not quite as bullish for prices, "Just before the 2012 harvest, the futures markets pointed to 2013/14 corn prices in the $6.25 per bushel range. 2013/14 soybeans were pricing over $13 per bushel. Those prices have declined, based on the questions about demand. But we ended the year with futures indicating 2013/14 corn prices around $5.65 per bushel and soybean prices around $12.40 per bushel."
Hart asks if those prices are above your cost of production, and if so, you should have a profitable 2013. However, there are some management requirements. Those include close budgeting for input costs and locking in profits while still possible. He says, "Margins are tightening both prices fall and input costs increase. Farming is still a competitive industry. The profits over the last five years have induced more acreage into production and created more demand for cropland and crop inputs. Eventually, the crop sector will work its way back to breakeven profitability or losses. But thus far, 2013 does not look to be that year."
While the economy has had considerable volatility, corn and soybean prices have been some of the more volatile. Both of lost nearly their entire drought premium, but ended 2012 higher than they began. Current prices for 2013 are considerably lower, but still remain in the level of farm profitability. Nevertheless, farmers should conduct some strategic budgeting and lock in profits while they exist. A large crop in South America, followed by a large US crop could erode prices substantially.
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About FBWW
Fenerbahce Worldwide was started in July 2006 by American graduate student Nathan L. Redd. After becoming a Fenerbahce fan through his travels and a love for Turkiye, he became frustrated by the lack of information on the club in English. Speaking very little Turkish, Nathan started Fenerbahce Worldwide – a non-profit blog dedicated to news on the club in English.
In May 2007, Turkish media began to pick up on this weird American who loved Fenerbahce and Turkish futbol. Soon, some of the biggest newspapers, magazines, and TV networks in Turkiye began featuring stories on Fenerbahce Worldwide. (You can find some of these in the "FBWW in the Media" section) The blog began acquiring fans from all over the globe and many were like Nathan – Fenerbahce fans who did not speak Turkish.
In September 2007, Nathan's friend Ozgur R. Nazilli joined Fenerbahce Worldwide. Ozgur, a native of Ankara, Turkiye, is a university student in Canada and also a huge Fenerbahce fan. Fluent in both English and Turkish, Ozgur impressed Nathan with his bilingual writing skills and quickly became an asset to Fenerbahce Worldwide. As readers from around the globe began flocking to the blog, Nathan and Ozgur realized they needed to do more to serve the Fener fans.
Not long after Ozgur joined Fenerbahce Worldwide, the team invited Cristina Prado to join as well. Cristina, a native of Sao Paolo, Brazil, had become a Fenerbahce fan through the club's signing of Brazilian stars like Alex de Souza and Roberto Carlos. With Cristina fluent in Portugese, Spanish, and English, the team knew they were on their way to becoming the home for Fenerbahce fans around the globe. Soon it became obvious that Fenerbahce Worldwide had outgrown its blog format, and Ozgur's childhood friend Murat Ayfer was brought on board. Murat, who is also a native of Ankara, Turkiye, and studying in Canada like Ozgur, joined the team to help design a new website – www.fenerbahceworldwide.org. The website was launched in January 2008.
The purpose of Fenerbahce Worldwide is to deliver the greatness of Fenerbahce to the world in as many languages as possible. Our mission is to use every media opportunity and every outlet available to promote Fenerbahce. We hope you'll feel at home here and be as much a part of our team as Nathan, Ozgur, Cristina, and Murat. After all, we believe that one day everyone will be a Fenerbahce fan.


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Three North Carolinians have died from the flu, state health officials reported Tuesday. None of the deaths were from western North Carolina. However, officials encourage residents across the state to get vaccinated.
Three North Carolinians have died from the flu, state health officials reported Tuesday.
The individuals, all of them middle-aged adults who were at an increased risk for complications because of underlying medical conditions, were from eastern North Carolina, the Triad region and the Charlotte area.
All died two weeks after testing positive for Influenza A, one of the main types of flu responsible for seasonal flu epidemics each year.
"We extend our deepest sympathy to all of the families on their loss," Acting Health Director Dr. Robin Gary Cummings stated in a news release. "We hope that these tragic cases will help alert other people to the risks associated with contracting flu."
According to public health officials, cases of the flu in the Tar Heel state have been relatively low so far this season. However, officials note, the cases are beginning to trend upward.
Henderson County Interim Health Director Betsy Alexander said the local department focused on getting school-aged children vaccinated early this year.
"Students are exposed to a lot of people every day and come into contact with people who may be sick. By protecting one student, we've protected a couple of people all at once," Alexander said.
This October, the local health department offered four school clinics in which, Alexander said, approximately 1,362 people got vaccinated.
Alexander said even if a person has already had the flu this year and was not vaccinated, they should get a flu shot.
"All of the pharmacies have it (flu shots), and we still have it at our health department. It's not difficult to get at all," she said.
Flu season typically peaks during January and February. Complications from flu can be particularly dangerous for high-risk groups including children younger than 2, pregnant women and people with chronic medical conditions such as asthma, diabetes, heart disease and immune system problems.
"Anyone in a high risk group who gets the flu should see a doctor right away so they can receive treatment with an antiviral drug," Cummings said in the release. "Early treatment with an antiviral drug can mean the difference between a mild illness and a very serious illness."
For more information about how to get a flu vaccination, Henderson County residents can call the public health line at 694-4040.
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Hi guys, I'm new here, thought I could show my little web comic, Spikes. I'm at week 20 now and it's a continuous story. The format I keep varying from really long pages to short to animated pages. I'm playing around with it still not sure on the format but having fun! If you've got a minute check it, and if you can give me advice on properly promoting a webcomic that would be great, i'm really new at this
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Choosing the Right Law School / Should I attend NCCU or Howard this fall?« on: August 04, 2011, 04:03:39 PM »
I am very desperate for advice. I literally know 0 attorneys , which means I know 0 people that attended law school. I noticed that people do not really post much on this board anymore, but if there are some lurkers out there reading this please, please, please help. I have to make a decision by next week because orientation for both schools is August 15th. I have already committed to Howard (payed a seat deposit, signed a lease with two others and payed around $1600 between the July & August's rent/ deposit). I was just accepted off of the wait list at NCCU today. I know for a fact that I would much rather live in Durham than DC because I am a low-key person, and I do not like big cities. Additionally NCCU is much cheaper (especially when you factor in the cost of living) . If anybody is out there, please help me decide. I have no one else to turn to. Oh and BTW both of them would be at sticker , so either way I will be paying with loans.
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anyone play paintball?
I play woodsball and speedball on a recreational level. I use a stock class Phantom(pump), 10 round feed tube, 12 gram dropout changer. I used to play at an urban field on an airbase. The field had its own neighborhood of houses, but they had to tear them down recently.
I love paintball. It's the only sport that you can legally wail on an eleven year old.....Don't get me wrong. Those eleven year olds will draw a line on your ass if you're not paying attention. I play Speedball. Marker is an Ion, 18" Dye Boomstick, Halo, and she runs on 72 ci, 4500 psi, Pure Energy with a Dye rhino cover. Dye Invision 3 goggle system. = )
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The last time I went paintballing our group rented the whole ground and like half of us ended up in the hospital haha oh it was so much fun XD
[Enter life resembling quote here]
I played it once
what is this cr stuff
My friend owns a field here in PA ( Linglestown Paintball ) so I play quite often.
Typically I play recball or woodsball by recently I've been playing in a pistol group.
You looking at me? I'm looking at YOU!
never played paintball. I miss read the title as pinball witch I have played countless times. I love pinball machines.
Chaos reigns within Reflect, repent and reboot Order shall return
I have the worst luck trying stuff out for the first time.
First time playing paintball I took a shot in the throat from about 6 feet away. I couldn't talk for weeks as my voicebox healed.
Never played again. As Principal Skinner once said "If life has taught me one this, it's to know when I've been beaten".
Hard at work on my Manga - I will be your little sister!
It really looks like a lot of fun.
. . . and furthermore . . .
I play woodsball and was going to start speed ball but then i got my gun stolen but I had a 2005 Bob long intimidator with a furious barrel, Kila magnetic Detents, Tadao Board, Ninja 68/45 carbon fiber tank, Orange bolt, a Hybrid Impact Resistant Polyurethane Ram with a halo hopper
plan to get back into it soon
I use to play all the time, both speed ball and woodsball. I live in PA and we use to go to all american paintball all the time. I have an epiphany with an magna-drive hopper,maxflo reg,4500 psi tank and a freak barrel. For woodsball i have my simple tippmann 98 custom with a 26 inch barrel and a huge as* air tank.
I still always try to get games together but with everyone's work schedules so different we can never get big games going anymore:(. I have a HUGE course me and my buddies built in the woods next to my house for years and years but now we almost never get to to use it anymore
:( That really is a sore spot for me, i just walk out their every now and again and remember all the amazing times we had playing paintball with everyone.
Oh ya i almost forgot all american closed!!! they use to host huge world wide tournaments and literally overnight they closed down:(
My old cr proflie was the-true-brandon heat.
I've played paintball a few times... I suck It was fun though! noticed after I got out that the red on my leg was blood and not the paintball (they were green) Talented, I know...
Does anyone here still exist?
I used to, but everyone stopped playing with me because I got too serious. So you show up in a gilly suit 1 time!
yes i have good fun but hearts if you get hit in the boob
I love to play. At one point I used to go just about every weekend with some buddies of mine. I play primarily woodsball or scenario and am not a fan of speedball (just wastes too much paint and it just doesn't seem to require as much strategy). I have owned a few guns but all of which have broken on me in various ways, plus what I have noticed is that its not the gun that matters its the player. With that being said I never felt the need to buy anything super expensive. I normally used a 98 custom with a few modifications and would stomp on guys with overpriced markers all the time.
I've never played but I really want to.


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Welcome to Americana Vineyards
Americana Vineyards tasting room and gift shop used to be a functioning swing barn in the 1820s, about five miles away from its current location. It was rescued from demolition, meticulously dismantled and rebuilt at its new address on East Covert Road. With a history like that, you can imagine the attention to detail that goes into our wine making!
Our Labs- Maverick and Lilly- work as full time greeters. They can direct you to the tasting bars where you can sample a wide array of some the Finger Lakes finest wines. Those with a sweet tooth love our famous homemade fudge, and with over 20 varieties there is something for everyone.
On Sundays, we gently ease you back into the work week with our afternoon concert series. Whether youre looking for wine, a great meal or just a place to hang out with friends, drop by any time for a true taste of Americana.
Americana Vineyards Wines
As a founding member of the Cayuga Wine Trail, guests have been enjoying the many varieties Americana has to offer for over twenty-five years. Our award winning wines offer something for every palate.
You can choose from our Chardonnay and Chablis which are dry and flavorful, try our extremely popular Crystal Lake wine made from Niagara grapes, or sample our dessert- style red Sweet Rosie. Learn More About
Americana Wines.
Americana Vineyards - Crystal Lake Cafe
At The Crystal Lake Cafe, you can be sure we are still as dedicated as ever to offering
a unique winery dining experience.
We are still cooking it all in-house. So come on over for lunch, dinner or our almost famous Sunday brunch and check out one of the best kept secrets in the Finger Lakes. There's something for everyone at the Crystal Lake Cafe!


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This Week's Best Tweets: Blake Shelton, Trace Adkins + More Discover Dumb Things People Do on Cell Phones
With the Texas tornadoes, the ACM Awards and the normal crazy things country artists see on any given day, there was plenty to tweet about this week — and the stars didn't disappoint. Trace Adkins and Blake Shelton were prime examples of how dangerous tweeting can be, while the Band Perry and Chris Young gave examples of how embarrassing it can be to abuse your phone privileges.
Included of course are Justin Moore's comments about Ashton Kutcher and Kip Moore's comments about … himself. What happened after the ACM Awards was almost as fun as what happened during the broadcast. Click the big orange button below to read all this week's best tweets from today's top artists.


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From the Wires
Boundary and Locaweb Partner to Safeguard Cloud Applications and Hybrid IT Environments in Latin America
Locaweb Will Offer Boundary Application Monitoring Technology With Its Infrastructure Hosting Services to Help Customers Avoid Service Interruptions
By: Marketwired .
Nov. 29, 2012 08:00 AM
SAN FRANCISCO, CA -- (Marketwire) -- 11/29/12 -- Boundary, the cloud application monitoring leader, has partnered with Locaweb, the leading provider of infrastructure hosting services to companies operating in Brazil and Latin America. Through the agreement, Locaweb customers, including many of the region's largest enterprise organizations, will have access to Boundary's real-time cloud failure detection system, the first solution capable of alerting application providers to cloud outages before consumers suffer the consequences.
Locaweb was the first data center operator in Brazil to provide cloud computing solutions. Today, nearly 24 percent of the Brazilian Internet run through its data centers. The hosting provider employs over 900 people, has more than 250,000 customers, and owns three data centers (two in Brazil and one in Miami) with upwards of 25,000 servers.
By partnering with Boundary, Locaweb customers in Latin America can more confidently migrate their applications to cloud and hybrid IT environments. Unlike traditional IT monitoring tools that assume a static infrastructure, Boundary is ideal for dynamic environments that experience change on a massive and continuous scale, including public and private clouds, fixed networks, data centers, highly-agile application development environments, SQL or NoSQL clusters and Big Data application stacks.
"Many of our customers are interested in capitalizing on the benefits of hosting applications in the cloud, yet legacy monitoring applications don't provide the visibility of performance that is necessary to ensure stability in these dynamic environments," said Gilberto Mautner, CEO at Locaweb. "Only Boundary can tell our customers when a cloud outage is happening and exactly where the problem is, so they can work around the problem and maintain service availability. Boundary provides the real-time insight, tools and services that our customers need to be successful."
"Locaweb is the largest cloud infrastructure as a service (IaaS) provider in Latin America, and we are thrilled to enter this exciting market with them as a partner," said Gary Read, CEO at Boundary. "There is a tremendous appetite among companies in Latin America and elsewhere for cloud applications, but providers are understandably concerned about their ability to guarantee high levels of service. Boundary is their insurance policy. Our solution monitors the performance of cloud applications every single second, so users can navigate around problems before customers are impacted."
About Locaweb
Locaweb is the leader for Hosting & Infrastructure for Brazil and Latin America, according to IDC in 2011. With 14 years of expertise and more than 21.000 developers partnerships, the company provides hosting for more than 250.000 customers and has a datacenter for 25.000 servers to provide solutions for IaaS, PaaS and SaaS: Infrastructure as a service (IaaS); on-demand provisioning for Cloud and dedicated servers with managed services; platform as a service (PaaS): Hosting; software as a service (SaaS): Hosted software solutions like Email, Email Marketing, Online store, Virtual PABX, Webchat and WebDesk. Locaweb believes that innovation, quality of service and a high qualified team are the key factors to be successful on the market. Visit Locaweb on the web at http://www.locaweb.com.br/default.html.
About Boundary
Boundary provides a new kind of application monitoring for new IT architectures: one-second app visualization, cloud-compatible, and only a few minutes from setup to results. Boundary is a privately-held company based in San Francisco, California, with venture funding from Lightspeed Venture Partners and Scale Venture Partners. For more information on Boundary, visit us on the web at http://www.boundary.com or on http://www.twitter.com/boundary.
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You ain't gotta be no superstar
I only want to find out who you are
And we gotta be no Superman
So if you wanna talk to me, you can
My girlies caught me on a good day
I was (something) to move a job
So we took it to a club
Nigga we would make out a little
And plus at the time I was single, a little
So I said "Fine, we could meet up about nine"
So anyway we crossing the place where bub is flowing
We walking around, giving up peace to everyone we knowin
Some people in the joint is yellin "Hurt me, Hurt me"
I'm working my way over to the bar cus I'm thirsty
And then I see this guy
Oh no, I think he sikes me
I smile cus he's fly
He smiles back, I think he likes me
Well then it takes a twist
He sends his homeboy to talk to me cus he's scared to get dissed
I don't walk baby
I don't bite neither
You coulda asked me yourself for my number to my beeper
The worst thing I'da said was "No"
So maybe next time you better push a (something)
Saturday moving in the house
Lookin at the videos
At the same time I'ma tryna put on my clothes
First date (First Date) with the guy's name was Nate
Was he fly?
Yes he was
Word up, the type you have on a plate
Cus I only met him last night
So I don't really know him, but I hope it goes right
So he pulls up at my door in a twenty-four foot limo
What is on his (something), are we expecting more?
He showered me with gifts and then he kissed me on my hand
Now what was in your plan?
I really didn't understand
We're only going to the movies
Either you're trying to impress me or watch you're trying to get the poony
Listen baby, I don't want a condo
You can make me smile a little and give me convo
All I might require from my man is intelligence
And all them other material things is irrelevant
(Chorus twice)
Now if you ready to deal with a girl who consider herself a queen
And you know how to treat a queen
Then step to the scene
We can sit alone in a room and deal
We can take a ride listening to music and chill
And I can do the crazy things I never thought I'd do
And maybe I can do all of those crazy things with you
Cus you ain't gotta be no superstar honey
All I wanna find out is exactly who you are
Money ain't gone make me love ya
And even with your car
So cease with that attitude
With that attitude you won't be getting far
And I love all of my brothers with a passion
Can't a sister get the same type of reaction
(Yeah) If you cool like dat
Take a trip to Jersey cus that's where I'm at
Black Reign
- Black Hand Side
- Listen 2 Me
- I Can't Understand
- Rough...
- Superstar
- Just Another Day
- Weekend Love
- Winki's Theme
Queen Latifah lyrics
- 1. Mercy, Mercy, Mercy
- 2. Listen 2 Me
- 3. I Know Where I've Been
- 4. California Dreamin'
- 5. Rough...
- 6. Hello Stranger
- 7. Close Your Eyes
- 9. I'm Gonna Live Till I Die
- 10. Champion