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Krok 7" Aluminum Pliers
A heat treated aluminum plier that is spring loaded so you can cut braid or mono with ease. Comes with a belt loop sheath and lanyard.
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Yves Carcelle was born in France in 1948.
He graduated from the Ecole Polytechnique (1966) and holds an MBA from INSEAD (France).
He began his career with Spontex in 1970 before joining Blenda Pharm laboratories in 1974, where he was appointed Director of the Absorba Division – Poron in 1979 and president of Descamps in 1985.
Yves Carcelle joined LVMH in 1989 as Strategic Director. He was then Chairman and CEO of Louis Vuitton from 1990 to 2012. He is currently Vice-President of the Fondation d'Entreprise Louis Vuitton pour la Création and a member of the LVMH Executive Committee.
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MCA alumnus, sculptor/luthier and owner of Specimen Products Ian Schneller will present a lecture on Wednesday, Oct. 8, 7 p.m. in Callicott Auditorium.
MCA will present Annette Fournet's "Persona/Anima" Oct. 13–Nov. 7 in the Alumni Gallery, Rust Hall, 1930 Poplar Ave., Overton Park. An opening reception will be held on Friday, Oct. 17, 6–8 p.m.
MCA announces the opening of Colleen Fitzgerald's exhibition, "Treatment," on Sept. 12 at Playhouse on the Square.
Recent MCA graduate Carolina Salcedo was named as the winner of the Memphis Public Library and Information Center's special edition library card design contest in a special unveiling today at the Benjamin L. Hooks Central Library.
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Thoughts On Today's The Protomen 'Light Up The Night' For Orchestra
Since this song was originally a free download, I wanted to follow that same idea with this tribute. So it will be available for free or name your own price on Bandcamp later today.
When I was at PAX East last year I remember hearing all about this band called The Protomen. I was intrigued, and learned more about them as the guy in my busline kept talking them up. A rock opera focused on Mega Man? Umm, yes please!
Fast forward to today, and after my Mega Man 'Dr. Wily' orchestra and several gaming arrangements, the noise for me to arrange The Protomen was about to hit the roof.
I wasn't sure how to approach it - should it be a medley of "The WIll Of One" "Light Up The Night" and "The Hounds" ? Should it be slower, the same, or faster in tempo? Should it be just a string quartet?
I stayed up every night last week transcribing it and rearranging it. As the piece was near completion I felt it was missing something, so I hinted at "The WIll Of One" towards the end of the piece.
It's a bit softer than my other pieces, mainly because I'm becoming more attentive to dynamics in my recordings (plus I'm working on new techniques so I can hear them in surround sound too!)
The beginning of this song paints a scene where you're faced with living in a hellish world or death. Either choice you make is a casualty. But as the piece progresses there's a glimmer of hope: "maybe you and I, we can still make it right". And that's what I like about it. It's just not a song about the underdog or chaotic surroundings, but it progresses into a story of desire and fight.
Music is much the same way, orderly chaos. And when trying to start something, whether an orchestra blog, car company, or fashion line, there are naysayers and haters. There is chaos, hate, and de-motivational critics in every corner. But you have to fight because YOU can still make it right.
The trumpets and brass section play a large part in this piece because I felt they're the most "valiant". When faced with choices and adversity, I felt the brass section symbolized the most power. The cellos enter the song as the same 8th note pattern as the original, and the clarinets take the role of the background choir that is evident in the original.
But having instruments and melodies mimic the idea of "lighting up the night" was not the goal. The goal was standing back and realizing that WE can light up the night, and that together we can bring light to a darkness. It takes the will of one to initiate, but the will of many to generate.


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A New Haven couple is recovering after two masked men armed with guns burst into their home and tied them up Tuesday afternoon.
Police said the two men entered a home on Osborn Street around 3:15 p.m. A 38-year-old man and 32-year-old woman were tied up, and the suspects stole cell phones, electronics and their car.
"Just a little scared, I'm a little nervous," said one of the victims, who wished not to be identified. "Just don't want this to happen to nobody."
The car, police said, was found Wednesday morning. Police are trying to lift fingerprints or find any other clues to help identify the men.
The residents were not seriously injured and their children were at school, police said.
"Anytime I close my eyes I picture it," said the victim, who was visibly shaken. "I just don't want it to happen again."
Eighth Ward Alderman Michael Smart said he is going to try to put more security measures in the neighborhood.
"One of the issues I told the folks, I'm going to have a conversation with their landlord and suggest they have screen doors put in. Their door was open," said Smart. "Still doesn't give the person the right to go in your house, but certainly you have to be aware."
The home invasion remains under investigation.
This is the second home invasion in roughly a week, with both sharing some similarities.
Last Monday police said two men, one with a gun, approached two women as they returned home from grocery shopping. In that case, one of the women was tied up, and the men took off in their car.
Right now, there is no evidence connecting these two crimes.
Residents in both neighborhoods told Eyewitness News they are on edge and scared after the recent incidents.
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PISCATAWAY, N.J. (August 21, 2013) – Redshirt senior Jonelle Filigno (Mississauga, Canada) received another preseason honor Thursday, when Soccer America named her a 2013 Preseason All-American. The honor marks one of many this preseason for the RU forward after she tied the school's single-season record in goals (15) and notched 35 points last season.
"These honors are extremely gratifying for the entire program," said head coach Glenn Crooks. "It's a reflection of the program and it's a reflection of Jonelle's hard work, dedication and talent."
Filigno was named to the MAC Hermann Trophy Watch List and selected as a candidate for the Senior CLASS Award earlier this preseason, while also earning a No. 12 ranking in TopDrawerSoccer.com's National Women's Top 100. The organization also placed her in its Preseason Best XI Second Team for her play during the 2012 season.
Filigno tied the school's single-season mark of 15 goals during her junior campaign, a record previously held by former standout and U.S. Women's National Team star, Carli Lloyd. Her 35 points were good for third on the single-season list, while she broke the school record with seven game-winning goals. For her career, the forward is third in game-winning scores (12), fifth in goals (25) and sixth in points (60).
RU opens the 2013 season at Yurcak Field on Aug. 23 against Drexel. Season tickets are now on sale and are $50 for adults, $40 for children 12 & under and seniors 55 & older. All packages include a free t-shirt. Season tickets can be purchased by calling the box office at 732-907-1570.
Soccer America Preseason All-American List
G Aubrey Bledsoe (Wake Forest), Sr.
G Emily Oliver (Stanford), Sr.
G Kelsey Wys (Florida State), Sr.
D Natasha Anasi (Duke), Sr.
D Abby Dahlkemper (UCLA), Jr.
D Marissa Diggs (UCF), Sr.
D Haley Palmer (San Diego State), Sr.
M Morgan Brian (Virginia), Jr.
M Dagny Brynjarsdottir (Florida State), Jr.
M Daphne Corboz (Georgetown), Jr.
M Vanessa DiBernardo (Illinois), Sr.
M Crystal Dunn (North Carolina), Sr.
M Julie Johnston (Santa Clara), Sr.
M Cari Roccaro (Notre Dame), Soph.
M Meghan Streight (Texas A&M), Jr.
F Janine Beckie (Texas Tech), Soph.
F Nkem Ezurike (Michigan), Sr.
F Jonelle Filigno (Rutgers), Sr.
F Kristen Hamilton (Denver), Sr.
F Maya Hayes (Penn State), Sr.
F Kealia Ohai (North Carolina), Sr.
F Katie Stengel (Wake Forest), Sr.
F Taylor Uhl (Stanford), Jr.
F Laura Weinberg (Duke), Sr.
F Hannah Wilkinson (Tennessee), Jr.
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You may not be able to check in with your school-aged child until after that end-of-day school bell rings, but that doesn't mean you can't let your son or daughter know you're thinking of them. And if you send a lunch box, then you have the perfect vessel in which to do just that!
For children in their first year of school or even in the first week of the new school year, it's nice to remind them they are loved and cherished by sending a sweet little "thinking of you" surprise in their lunch box. (Tweens and teens often dig this too! Not that they'll admit it.)
Every day, once a week, monthly, or a few special days a year, it's up to you how far you want to go with the lunch box fun. To make getting started easier, we've compiled 51 fun ideas for slipping notes and other small surprises into your child's lunch box.
51 Ideas for Smile-Inducing Lunch Box Notes & Surprises for Your Kids
Well, this ought to keep you busy and your kids smiling at lunchtime throughout the school year. Or heck, if my kids got one or two of these things in their lunch boxes, they'd be super happy. Good luck! Have fun!
Do you send lunch box notes or other little lunch box surprises to school?
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I sent a note every day this summer when I packed my daughter's camp lunch and she loved it. I love the idea to wrap the sandwich up in wrapping paper.
I have written notes before on my son's napkin in his lunch box. The last time I did he said it was kind of embarrassing. He is a really affectionate kid but I guess his friends saw it and made fun of him. maybe because they were jealous that their own parents didn't do it. ?? I may try some of these other ideas, or try jokes or something instead of mushy love notes. lol
i like the rock idea, if i have to send my daugther to school with a lunch then i will be doing that. thanks!
I used to write notes on my kids' lunches when they were younger.
I did it once for my son and the kids made fun of him and he was crushed so of course, I never did it again.
I wrote notes to my kids every time I packed their lunches. I love the idea of the wrapping their lunch items!
thanks for the ideas
I wrote notes for my oldest and the kids made fun of him once he hit first grade. So I started hiding them so the other kids couldn't see them but he would still get a smile and know I was thinking of him.
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2009 will be even better, we promise.
To kick off 2009 we have a new sponsored contest we know youll like. This one is with Ryz www.ryzwear.com , we could say they are the laFraise of the sneaker world.
Here is a brief breakdown of Ryz direct from them:
We provide a level playing field where anyone has an opportunity to shine. Anyone can submit their own sneaker designs, share their creativity, and showcase their personal style. And anyone can be a rock star.
Our shoe designs are created by artists, DJs, poets, students, dreamers, doers and other not-so-ordinary individuals like you. But that doesnt stop them from achieving design immortality.
Unlike the fashionista elite who dictate the latest style, RYZ gives the power to the people.
Well post the design entries online and let our community decide whats hot and whats not. The design that receives the most votes wins. Winning shoes are produced and sold to adoring fans from around the world. And along with bragging rights, the designer also gets a share of the profits. (Keep the day job for now.)
Yes, this is a popularity contest. And like all democracies, participation is important - so tell everybody you know to vote early and often.
The Details:
The contest starts Jan 5th and will run for 2 weeks. One (1) winner will be selected to win 1500 Euros, their design on a limited run of 500 tshirts and their design interpreted into a shoe design exclusively through Ryz.
Now we require you to submit your design to the special Ryz category on laFraise, but we also suggest you submit your shoe design to RyzWear , that way it permits you to easily advertise between the 2 platforms.
There is no required theme and no design stipulations.
Sounds fun huh?
So the breakdown:
-contest runs from Jan 5th-19th on laFraise EU
-1 winner will be selected (maybe more to win 1500 Euros
-winning design will printed on 500 limited edition tees and on an exclusive line of sneakers through RyzWear
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The National Cycle SwitchBlade Shorty Windshield offers ample wind protection while still offering a clear view over the top of the windshield. Sleek and stylish with a classic look, the Shorty is an ideal choice for a daily rider in warm weather.
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Television in the Soviet Union
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Television in the Soviet Union was owned by the state and was under its tight control and censorship.
The governing body in the former Soviet Union was "USSR State Committee for Television and Radio Broadcasting or USSR Gosteleradio (Государственный комитет по телевидению и радиовещанию СССР, Гостелерадио СССР), which was in charge both of Soviet Central Television and USSR Gostelradio.
Soviet TV production was classified into central (USSR Gostelradio and Soviet Central Television (TsT SSSR, Russian: Центральное телевидение Гостелерадио СССР, ЦТ СССР)), republican, and regional broadcasting.
Regular TV broadcasting in the Soviet Union started in 1938, first in Moscow and Leningrad only.
Initially TV was governed by the All-Union Committee for Radiofication and Radio Broadcasting at the USSR Sovnarkom (Всесоюзный комитет по радиофикации и радиовещанию при СНК СССР).
- 1934
- 1 October: first TV sets were produced, with screen 3x9 cm, with mechanical rasterization in 30 lines, 12.5 frame/s.
- 15 November: first TV broadcast with sound in Moscow concert
- 1935
- 15 October: first TV film with sound
- 1938
- 9 March: first experimental studio TV broadcast in Moscow from Shabolovka tower
- 25 March: first full TV movie, The Great Citizen (Великий гражданин)
- 7 June: first trial TV broadcast in Leningrad
- 1945
- 15 December: Moscow TV center reinstated regular TV broadcasting after World War II
- 1948
- 4 November: Moscow TV center adopted a new 625 lines standard
- 1949
- 1950
Television services[edit]
Because of the Soviet Union's size, a few problems had to be overcome. The first was geography: the European area of the Soviet Union was typical of Eastern Europe. Then there were the mountains such as the Urals. There were also the taiga and steppes of the east and the north. Another problem was time. The Soviet Union encompassed 11 different time zones, and thus what would be shown at 18:00 in Moscow would be different from 18:00 in Frunze, Kirghiz SSR (now Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan). The population too was unevenly spread out - there were more people in the European areas of the country than there would be in the eastern, Asian areas of the Soviet Union. In addition, the Soviet Union also relayed their programming to other Warsaw Pact states.
As a result, the Soviet television system, while similar to the Soviet radio system, was a combination of ingenuity to overcome the problems mentioned in the prior section as well as transmitting programming to the Communist world.
Soviet television standard[edit]
The Soviet broadcast television standard used System D (OIRT VHF band with the "R" channels ranging from R1 to R12) and System K (pan-European/African UHF band), with SECAM as the color system standard. The resulting system is commonly referred to as "SECAM D/K".
Soviet television channels[edit]
Generally there were five channels (called "programmes" in the typical European fashion then). The first channel (1st Programme) was the main channel. It was also the most adaptable for the republics to utilize, having windows for broadcasting regional programming. (see #Regional television services below). Other channels were the All Union Programme (the second channel), the Moscow Programme (the third channel aimed mostly at Moscow), the Fourth Programme (the fourth channel), and the Fifth programe (the only channel broadcast from Leningrad). Not all channels were available everywhere in the Soviet Union. Many regions only had access to the First Programme and the All Union Programme until perestroika and the full establishment of the new Gorizont satellite network, which had enough transponders for all five channels to be carried to the entire Soviet Union for the first time. This move increased the variation of TV programmes offered; the newly available channels offered urban news and entertainment (Channel 3); culture, documentaries and programs for the Inteligentsia (Channel 4) and information and entertainment from the point of view of an another city (Channel 5).
Regional television services[edit]
In addition to the national television channels, each SSR and ASSR had its own state radio and television company or state broadcasting committees, although other regions were allowed regional state radio and television companies/state broadcasting committees. Taking the Chechen-Ingush ASSR as an example, like other areas of the Soviet Union the four national television channels would be broadcast by either a Television and Radio Company of the Chechen-Ingush Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic or by a State Committee on Radio and Television Broadcasting.
However, there would be a difference in that in the First Programme, the Company/Committee was allowed to broadcast regional programming alongside the official First Programme schedule. Depending on the political status of an administrative division, the Company/Committee would either broadcast the regional programming in either Russian or the local language. In the Chechen-Ingush ASSR's case, this would mean that the regional programmes would either be in Russian, Chechen, or Ingush. The Company/Committee would also broadcast additional channels for their coverage area only.
Soviet satellite services[edit]
Alongside Canada's Anik satellite system and the U.S.'s satellite system, the Soviet Union could boast having the largest domestic satellite system in the world. Part of the ingenuity lies in the programming itself. The Soviet Union was a master in time-shifting programmes so that everyone in the Soviet Union could enjoy television programming. This involved several solutions to the Soviet Union's geography and time zone problems:
- Schedule. The national television channels were only on the air for part of the day. This would make it easy for transmitting the channels throughout the Union. For instance, the Fourth Programme aired from 1300-1740 GMT. This would make it easy for the Fourth Programme to be aired by satellite.
- Time-shifting. This is the heart of the programming aspect of the Soviet television system. By time-shifting programmes, this allowed the Soviet Union and countries that relayed Soviet television (such as Warsaw Pact states). There were two types of Soviet time-shifting, one based on a similar radio programme, and "Double" programs, which was composite time-shifting for the different time zones. Only the First Programme was time-shifted based on the pattern of a similar radio programme (in the First Programme's case the pattern was based on the All-Union First Programme from Soviet radio (TV Orbita-1 (UTC +11, +12, and +13 time zones), TV Orbita-2 (UTC +9 and +10 time zones), TV Orbita-3 (UTC +7 and +8 time zones), TV Orbita-4 (UTC +5 and +6 time zones), and the First Programme (UTC +2, +3, and +4 time zones)). All other national television channels (the All-Union, Moscow, and Fourth Programmes) used the "Double program" composite time-shifting format.
The Soviet domestic satellite system was also known as Orbita - in 1990 there were 90 Orbita satellites, supplying programming to 900 main transmitters and over 4,000 relay stations. The most famous Soviet satellites were the Molniya (or "Lightning") satellites; other satellite groups were christened the Gorizont ("Horizon"), Ekran ("Screen"), and Statsionar ("Stationary") satellites. With the right equipment, people outside the Soviet Union who used TVRO satellite television could receive Soviet television programming.
Soviet TV programming was highly diverse and somewhat similar to that of American PBS. It included news programs, various educational programs, documentaries, occasional movies, and children's programs. Major sports events such as soccer and ice hockey matches were often broadcast live. Programming was almost entirely either domestic or made in Warsaw Pact countries. Some TV miniseries were locally produced for TV, but rarely exceeded 5-10 episodes in length. A notable exception is Seventeen Moments of Spring—a twelve-episode series—which quickly became a cult film, about Stierlitz, a Soviet superspy in Nazi Germany, who inspired many jokes (see Russian humour).
Like all other forms of public media in the Soviet Union, Soviet TV was remarkable for having high levels of self-censorship. In addition to obvious state-mandated restrictions such as prohibition of any form of criticism of Soviet government, the list of taboo topics included all aspects of sex, with an exception of kissing, holding hands, and hugging, public nudity, graphic portrayal of violence, and coarse language. (Similar to many Western TV nations, such as the U.S., which maintained a total ban on the portrayal of couples in the same bed as well as having strict morality laws for all public media which only broke down after the 1960s Cultural Revolution) The subject of drug abuse was generally avoided, as in America where portrayal of drug use was not shown publicly on Television until The Man with the Golden Arm in 1955. Religion was either portrayed critically or avoided.
The face of Soviet television began to change rapidly in the late 1980s. Many Western programmes, mostly from the United Kingdom and Latin America, were imported and became very popular among Soviet citizens. Talk shows and game shows were introduced, often copied from their western counterparts (for example, one of the earliest Soviet game shows, The Field of Miracles, was copied from American Wheel of Fortune). Free speech regulations were gradually eased.
Until the late 1980s, Soviet TV programming did not carry any advertisements. Even then, they were rare, because few companies could produce ads about themselves.
The Soviet Union's television news was provided almost entirely by the Telegraph Agency of the Soviet Union, commonly known as TASS. TASS still exists today, transformed into the Information Telegraph Agency of Russia (ITAR-TASS). It occupies a Leonid Brezhnev-era building in Moscow, characterized by a sculpture of the globe above the main entrance. Much like its counterparts in cinema and the press, it has suffered since the collapse of Communism.
See also[edit]
- 1990 edition of the WRTH (World Radio and Television Handbook)
External links[edit]
- Central Television USSR at the Internet Movie Database
- CCCP TV: the Soviet TV portal
- (English) Library of Congress—The U.S. Naval Academy Collection of Soviet & Russian TV
- (Russian) Russian Museum of Radio and TV website
- The U.S. Naval Academy Collection of Soviet & Russian TV
- Nu Pogodi, the Soviet equivalent of Road Runner/Coyote, or Tom and Jerry.


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When Yu Hsiang Garden at 7630 Germantown Ave. became Chestnut Hill's first Chinese restaurant in September of 1989, it was a case of baptism under fire. Several residents close to the restaurant had done everything in their power short of poisoning the area's water supply to prevent Yu Hsiang Garden from opening. They had the usual litany of fears — crowds, parking, noise, smells, etc. While the protesters did not ultimately get their way, they did in fact delay the opening for many months.
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Recently, I was lying in bed on a Saturday night, watching an "Osmond Family Reunion" fund-raising special on PBS. As if that weren't pathetic enough, I was thinking, "Boy, these guys are good!" And when they projected old video from their 1970s' TV show, I thought I detected a tiny tear of nostalgia trying to make its way out of my left eye.
Suddenly a thought struck me like a thunderclap. Is this what my life has come down to: watching dancing Mormons in fringed vests on TV? Am I the same rogue who used to arrive home as the neighbors were leaving for church on Sunday mornings? Is this the same guy who once woke up at high noon in a tuxedo on the beach at Atlantic City, amidst a crowd of little kids staring in wide-eyed wonder? "Mary, Johnny, stay away from that man," their mother cried, "He's dangerous."
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Maia has survived very well, indeed. After what could be described as a natural gestation period of approximately nine months there, she made a move in February 2007 to the present spot at 7721 Germantown Ave.
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49-year-old David Dudas is facing 31 charges, including first and second-degree sexual assault, strangulation and suffocation, and substantial battery.
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