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quote:Just got one. The games are kinda off right now, because all the sports games I either have(Madden), are old(The Show) or have heard are awful repeats of last year(Fifa 13)
quote:Rise's seems impossible...
quote:Don't know much about it.
quote:How far are you? I'm only on 5/23. I stopped playing for a while after I got to Kanji's.
quote:Basically you walk around a city killing bugs and shite. It has like 150+ weapons to collect, and is pretty great for short bursts.
quote: You are about to get to where I am. Rise's is much better than Kanji's
quote:And EDF is great. It's co-op third person shooter. Not really like MonHun though, it's a lot more fun, campy, and more casual. Ton of content and designed to played with people though.
quote: Is this something i can sink a ton of hours into? I actually love Persona for how it is so long of a game.
quote:If this were a console game, it's easily the Game of the Year. Sadly, reviewers hate portables and it'll get the shaft. Here's the GT review. Got a 9.4. LINK
quote: btw.. I made it to the 7th floor already, just chillin' til I actually have to go save her, screw her, I have more important things to do
quote:You can save her all at once and it doesn't force the story faster. Once you save someone, they go into hiding essentially, recovering after all that has happened. You're essentially wasting a day or time could spent with bros by now finishing it out

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quote:The question is what is more important, natural talent or coaching and developement?
quote:Guys that go high from smaller programs like Fisher usually are guys that fall thru the cracks or become late bloomers, something like that. But it does show that talent comes thru, even at lesser or losing programs.
quote:What does that matter?
quote:Yep that's what im saying Lol that boy going to LSU if don't believe me just watch.
quote: Did yall miss this part? quote: At last week's regional meet, Noil was wearing a pair of purple LSU socks quote: Actually, LSU isn't even in Noil's top three right now — that's Southern California, Florida and Texas A&M."I just try to ignore it," Noil said. "Nobody knows how I really feel but my mother, my grandmother and my aunt."
quote:Does it occur to anyone else that both 504 and gator have sources and are being completely honest? Ones source might be better than the other, or the kid might be back and forth. Lets not bash anyone.


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t ' The college News VOL. XL, NO. 16 ARDMORE and BRYN MAWR, PA., WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 23,1944 Copyright, Ttmitri of | Bryn M�wtC�II��>. 1B44 PRICE 10 CENTS T Henri Peyre Traces Recent Experiments Of French Novelists Goodhart, February 21. The in- fluence of "tradition" and "exper- iment" in the modern French nov- el was discussed by M. Henri Peyre in the third of a series of lectures on the contemporary novel in France. Commenting particu- larly upon the novelists Romains, Celine and Martin du Gard, M. Peyre noted also the influence of English and Russian literature. The 'French novel has borrowed a great deal from the novel tradi- tions of both England and Russia, said M. Peyre. French novels had tended to become allegorical and semi-philosophical, "short stories," expanded and stretched to novel length. French writers recognised their failure to produce true nov- els, and turned to the tradition, first of England, then of Russia. The study of Russian literature especially enriched the French nov- el by introducing a complexity of plot and of psychology which had previously been lacking, and by adding what M. Peyre called a "third dimension," necessitating an analysis net only of the rela- tions between human beings, but the relations betwen man and him- self and between, man and Cod. The foreign influences did not extinguish in any way, M. Peyre felt, the exclusively French form of the novel, called by Gide "the pure novel." The efforts of tho modern French novelists have been turned toward the integration of the English and Russian influences with the good elements of French novel tradition to produce a new and distinct novel form. Jules Romains is important chiefly for his development of the long novel, "le roman fleuve," and for his philosophy of unanimism. The influence of this long, contin- ued novel was not altogether bene- ficial, for it laid too much stress on length alone, M. Peyre said. Continue a on Page * Mass Meeting A mass meeting of the Self- Government Association will be held in Goodhart auditorium, Thursday, February 24 at 7:30 t o consider the following points:. I. A suggestion that the pres- ent constitution should be renounced and that a com- pletely new one should be framed. II. A petition "to hold a vote of the membership of the Association in order to de- termine whether they agree to the following extensions of the smoking privilege either in whole or in part" by amending resolution IX: 1. Bryn Mawr students to be permitted to smoke any- where on campus outside of buildings. 2. Bryn Mawr students to be permitted to smoke on the Paoli Local at any point on the line. 3. Bryn Mawr students to be permitted to smoke in the Bryn Mawr or other Main Line railroad stations. III. A petition to hold a mass meeting of the Association to consider "the existing and possible resolutions concerning smoking." Model League Plans To Assemble at BMC Delegations from approximately twenty-five eastern colleges will be present st the Eighteenth Mod- el Assembly, Middle Atlantic Divi- sion, which will meet at Bryn Mawr from March 30 to April 1. The Assembly will take the form of a conference of the United Na- tions, with Bryn Mawr represent- ing Iraq. Dorothy Bruchholz, '46, will be the Bryn Mawr delegate to the Political Commission, Virginia Continued on Page 4 Junior Class Chooses Malik, Thomas, Cox, And Clarke as Undergraduate Candidates Duty of Officer Includes Coordinating Student Activities The Junior class has nominated Harji Malik, Virginia Thomas, Mary Cox, and Ann R. Clarke as candidates for the presidency of the Undergrduate Association. The president of the Undergrad- uate Association is the co-ordinat- or of all undergraduate extra-cur- ricular activities. This includes the foHowing-up of the activities of the clubs, responsibility for the work of the Sub-Freshmen, the Entertainment, the Vocational, the Employment, the Record Library, New Book Room, and Curricular HARJI MALIK Committees, and the planning of social affairs. The president is the representa- tive of the undergraduates in their relations with the faculty, the ad- ministration, halls, visitors and speakers on campus. She is head of the College Council on which are also representatives of Self- Government, the League, the Ath- letic Association, the College News, all classes, graduates, alum- nae and faculty. Continued on Page 4 Junior Class Nominates Candidates For President of Self-Governnient VIRGINIA THOMAS MARY JEAN HAYES Four Candidates Include Thomas, Hayes, Clarke And Kistler The Junior class has nominated Virginia Thomas, Mary Jean Hayes, Barbara Kistler and Ann Clarke as candidates for the pres- idency of the Self-XSovernment As sociation. The president of the Self-Gov- ernment Association is responsible for the discipline and conduct of the student body. In serious in- fractions of the rules she is expect- ed to deal personally with the mis- creants, while in the lesser cases the problem can be settled through the Executive Board and the hall presidents in the weekly meetings at which she presides. Virginia Thomas Ginny Thomas was treasurer of her class Freshman year. As a Sophomore she was class president and Sophomore representative to the Undergraduate Association. This year she is secretary of the Self-Government Association. She is a member of the Dance Club, and president of the Spanish Club this year. Mary Jean Hayes Mary Jean Hayes was Freshman representative to the Self-Govern- ment Association, and a member of the committee directing the Sophomore carnival given last year. She was a councilor at the League Camp last summer, and has been chosen director of the camp for this summer. She is a Junior representative to the Self- Government Association and vice- president of her class. She is a member of the Dance Club and the French Club. Barbara Kistler , Barbara Kistler is Junior class representative and a permission giver. She is also air-raid warden for Merion. She was on the swim- ming team her Freshman and Sophomore years. Ann Clarke Ann Clarke was in the aquacade her first year and on the lighting committee for Freshman Show. Her Sophomore year, she was the League representative from Rock- efeller Hall. This year, she is a permission giver, an assistant fire warden, co-owner of the soda foun- tain, and head of the last Rocke- feller dance committee. BARBARA KISTLER ANN CLARKE Yale Press Volumes Donated to Library The Library has received as a gift in memory of Professor Charles McLean Andrews three hundred and forty-six volumes published by the Yale University Press. The gift, which comes from an anonymous donor, is val- ued at over one thousand dollars, and has been presented in honor of Professor Andrews as a former member of the Bryn Mawr Col- lege Faculty and a loyal supporter of the Yale University Press. Charles McLean Andrews was Farnam Professor of American History in Yale University from Continued on Page 1 'Alas, Poor Yorick' Combines Variety, Originality, Satire Thin Continuity Overcome By Expert Direction And Talent By April Oursler, '46 Alas, Poor Yorick combined ad- mirable ingenuity in theme with brilliant individual performance to present a thoroughly original Freshman Show. Getting away from the usual campus take-offs, this year's show was a satire on human preoccupation with such petty matters as which of two sky- scrapers is the tallest and its ef- fect on monkey and man. On the whole, the show was char- acterized by expert direction and attention to detail both in the writing and performance. The theme allowed for a large number of vaudeville skits which were carefully tied in with the sky- scraper problem. However, the con- tinuity was weakened by the nec- essary pauses as the stage was cleared of one scene in preparation for another, and through the indi- viduality of each different act. Among the most outstanding of the skits was the Sailor and his Love singing the "Maudlin Min- uet." Mary Helen Barrett com- bined a natural imitative talent with a bass voice and gestures characteristic of a sailor on leave. Also exceptional was Marion Moise as the Congressman with stage whisper delivery. Her dou- ble-talk speech about the height of the buildings was rivalled only by her animated but still throaty bidding from the balcony during the auction. Marietta Taylor's delivery of "One of Two, or Who?" was a striking example of poise and ef- fective gesturing, while Elizabeth Dowling's "Blues of the Blue Books," also characterized by stage presence, showed an innate sense of the satiric, and a mastery of caricature and movement. In general, however, it was the" music that carried the show. Bas- ically catchy tunes combined with unstrained lyrics, as in the case of "The Group That's Got a Mania" Continued on Page i Sophomore Sleuths Search Low Buildings For Hubbard Poodle While Yorick Escapes By Patricia Behrens, '46 A larking professor and his wife, luck, and the obliviousness of train passengers turned Satur- day night into a victory for the Freshmen and a chattering little monkey named Yorick. Yorick's charmed life as a Freshman ani- mal began on his trip down from New York. The entire trip was made on the same train with a Sophomore, who saw Yorick's box, but did not realize the signi- ficance of the travelling animal. When Yorick and his keeper quietly left the train in Haverford, the Sophomore paid no attention. Yorick then boarded a taxi and made the trip to Bryn Mawr, com- pletely unnoticed. Once here, he took up residence with Mrs. Wheel- er in Low Buildings. By a quar- ter of seven Saturday night, three quarters of an hour before their seven-thirty deadline for finding it, the Sophomores were convinced the Freshman animal was quarter- ed in Low Buildings. He had no need to fear, however, for the Sophomores believed that the animal was Mr. Hubbard's French poodle named Nicole, also a resident of Low Buildings. The fact that the dog's name was the same as that of the Freshman di- rector, Nicole Pleven, plus the evasiveness and gay trickery of the Hubbards convinced the Soph- omores that they were right. Like the Gestapo, four Sopho- mores moved in on the Hubbards, next door to Yorick. Also like the Gestapo, they met with mad- dening passive resistance. The Hubbards led them on, watched the clock, and admitted nothing. Even- tually they even locked the Ges- tapo out on Mrs. Wheeler's side porch. In panic, the Sophomores dashed to the supposed scene of action, the front door of Low Buildings. Yorick and Mrs. Wheeler walked peacefully out the back door. Led even farther astray by the Continued on Ptft 4
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quote:I'm guessing Rendezvous is just a tourist attraction?
quote:Memphis BBQ Co. in Horn Lake? Probably end up going there for a quick bite.
quote:Tom's BBQ.
quote:Going to memphis in may next week. Bookmarked.
quote:bad link
quote:Trust me -- follow my advice on page 1 and you'll go home happy.
quote:Going to memphis in may next week. Bookmarked. I'll report back
quote:central bbq and bbq shop are at the top of my list, but ive been to both already.
quote:They've opened one on Mendenhall since I moved
quote:I would still be torn between there and The Belmont
quote:You might be ready to try Cozy Corner for lunch then. Place looks sketchy as hell, neighborhood is sketchy as hell, but the smoked cornish game hens are amazing.
quote:Speaking of the Belmont - probably the best burger in town.
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Kay. Let's hear them.Hiryu wrote:I have two suggestions for boobs growing, should I throw them around?
Lol, I just noticed this.Blood Lord wrote:I can help. :3
But you're too far away.Blood Lord wrote:BUT I CAN RUB THEM FOR YOU!
Oh yeah that's another one to try out.Morpheus wrote:Take birth control like stuff.
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This footage, which All In producers filmed, shows the police loudly threatening Chris Hayes and his media team as they attempt to film the chaos in Ferguson. As Chris Hayes approached the scene with cameras, police threatened to mace them—one officer shouted, "Hey! Media! Get behind us! Do not pass us! You're getting maced next time you pass us."
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Several passengers who perished on flight MH17 were HIV researchers en route to a conference in Melbourne, where they believed their discussions could end the AIDS epidemic. "There was a real sense of profound optimism going into this conference," The Nation's executive editor Richard Kim told Chris Hayes on All In Friday. One researcher in particular who was aboard the flight, Joep Lange, believed that the medical community possessed the necessary knowledge required to end AIDS—they only lacked the resources. "That struggle, to get the political will and human resources—that was Dr. Lange's entire life. He was not just a brilliant researcher and scientist. He was an activist," said Kim.
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Why is so much of the funding for anti-marijuana activist organizations coming from pharmaceutical companies? Joining Chris Hayes on All In last night, Lee Fang explained the tangled links between big pharma companies who make opioid prescription drugs and anti-legalization activist groups that he uncovered while reporting his article, "The Real Reason Pot Is Still Illegal."
According to Fang, the anti-drug activists who focus on pot have their priorities misplaced, as prescription painkiller abuse is an "epidemic" that is sweeping the country. "The CDC says it kills over 16,000 people a year," Fang told Hayes.
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On Wednesday morning, House minority leader Mitch McConnell and other Republican representatives successfully blocked Elizabeth Warren's student loan bill—a piece of legislation that would have allowed the millions of Americans saddled with student loan debts to refinance them at a lower interest rate. McConnell referred to the bill as a "tax increase bill styled as a student loan bill," and encouraged Republicans to filibuster to stop it. fifty-eight senators, three of them Republicans, voted for the bill, while only thirty-eight voted against it, but it was still not enough to overcome the filibuster.
An outraged Elizabeth Warren told Chris Hayes last night that the choice should have been simple. "Do you stand with the billionaires, protecting every single tax break that they get? Every loophole, every subsidy? Or do you stand with the students? The people who went out there, played by the rules and tried to get an education and are trying to start their lives," she demanded.
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In a memorable 2009 speech on the House floor, Florida Representative Alan Grayson claimed that the Republican plan for healthcare involved two simple steps: don't get sick and, if you do, die quickly. According to Nation editor-at-large Chris Hayes, those controversial comments are proving scarily accurate. While dozens of Republican governors have blocked the expansion of Medicaid in their states, Hayes draws on the example of Massachusetts—which expanded access to health insurance, lowering the state's mortality rate by 3 percent—as proof that "insuring the previously uninsured saves lives." Under the Affordable Care Act, the national rate of uninsured has dropped to the lowest point since Gallup began recording the figure. As Hayes said, "Blocking the implementation of Obamacare will cost lives."
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"Are you the unluckiest reporter in America today?" WNYC's Brian Lehrer asked Nation Editor-at-Large Chris Hayes on Monday morning. Hayes laughed. The day before, the third episode of Years of Living Dangerously had aired on Showtime, in which Republican Congressman Michael Grimm admitted, in an interview with Hayes, the existence of man-made climate change. The following morning, Hayes woke up to news that Grimm had been taken into federal custody for alleged fraudulent business practices. "Well, we got a Republican convert on climate change," Hayes joked, "too bad he got indicted the next day." Fraud or not, Grimm's change of heart is a positive step for Republicans, who continue to diminish the severity of the climate crisis. "If we continue doing what we're all collectively doing on this planet," Hayes told Lehrer, "we will get to a point where Fargo is like Phoenix." Which is to say, climate change doesn't care whether conservatives believe it exists, it's going to destroy the planet if we don't act.
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To prevent the catastrophic scenario of a planet heated by more than 2 degrees Celsius, 80 percent of the world's current fossil fuel reserves need to stay in the ground. What's standing in the way of making sure that happens? It's not climate change denialism—it's money. Those reserves are valued at an estimated $20 trillion, a number that seems impossible for fossil fuel companies to walk away from. "What does it take to make concentrated powerful interests relinquish their wealth on this scale?" was the question tackled on yesterday's episode of MSNBC's All In with Chris Hayes, as well as in his new Nation companion piece. The only time business owners have let go of a revenue source on that scale was when the United States ended slavery. It's a tough mission, but as guest and Gasland director Josh Fox reminds us, "What is money worth when there is no civilization?"
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New York Mets second baseman David Murphy was harshly criticized in the sports media this week. His crime? Murphy missed two games for the birth of his first child. The issue was humorously addresed on All in With Chris Hayes by guest host Joy Reid, joined via telephone by Hayes, who was himself on paternity leave. The irony of the situation was not lost on him. "There's actually a nice, tight analogy here between cable news and baseball," he said. "They play 162 games, OK? He's going to miss three games, which is, by the way, in the collective bargaining agreement that the union negotiated." Hayes had no sympathy for the "neanderthalish" views of sportscasters like Boomer Esiason and Mike Francesa. "Take some time with your frickin' kid and take some time with the partner in your life who brought the kid into the world" he said. "That actually is part of being a man."
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Fancy a side of irony with your corporate hypocrisy? Last night on MSNBC, Nation Editor-at-Large Chris Hayes profiled ExxonMobil CEO Rex Tillerson, a vocal proponent of hydraulic fracking, who is suing to prevent the construction of a water tower near his eighty-three-acre, $5 million horse ranch in Bartonville, Texas. The purpose of the tower? Storing water for fracking. Tillerson and his super-wealthy neighbors are concerned, the lawsuit states, that the fracking tower might "devalue their properties and adversely impact the rural lifestyle they sought to enjoy." As Hayes put it, "Rex Tillerson is leading the fracking revolution, just not in his backyard."
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While we hold up Roosevelt, Washington and Lincoln as exemplars of American democracy, there have been some duds in the presidential lineup. Nation Editor at Large Chris Hayes celebrated President's Day with a rundown of the presidents "whose maleficence, incompetence, cluelessness, racism, violence, and ethnic cleansing made the country and the world worse." Joining him were Columbia professor Dorian Warren, author Jim Moore, and Nation Washington DC Correspondent John Nichols, who selected Andrew Johnson as the country's worst president thanks to his blatantly racist leadership in the post-Civil War years. Nichols noted that Johnson, who took office after Lincoln's assassination, blocked the 1866 Civil Rights Act, fought against the Fourteenth Amendment and vetoed allowing states to enter the union for fear they might tip the balance in favor of civil rights.
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Wilsonville, Ore, April 11, 2011 - Mentor Graphics Corporation (NASDAQ: MENT) today announced that, according to the Electronic Design Automation (EDA) Consortium Market Statistics Service Report for 2010, the company has achieved a 50% worldwide market share in PCB design solutions. For over 12 years, Mentor Graphics® has been consistently executing on a vision and investment strategy to bring the most advanced design capabilities to the industry. Today, Mentor is supplying industry-unique capabilities that extend beyond the design of the PCB and integrate the multiple engineering disciplines necessary for complete product development and delivery.
"Our continued R&D and strategic investments in advanced systems design technologies, far exceeding that of other suppliers, has resulted in a gradual increase in our revenues and market share," stated Henry Potts, vice president and general manager of Mentor's Systems Design Division. "The electronics industry requires these advanced technologies to support their PCB product development and manufacturing processes and Mentor is the only supplier seriously investing. This positive cycle continues, as the more revenues and market share we obtain, the more we can continue to invest in future design solutions to the benefit of our customers."
R&D and strategic investments in systems design have been a major focus for Mentor Graphics. The result has been industry-unique technologies that address users' most advanced design and manufacturing needs including:
- Mechanical analysis supporting thermal analysis of electronic products including the IC package, the PCB, and the complete system
- The expansion of Mentor's capabilities to support the complete design-through-manufacturing process including design for manufacturability, new product introduction (NPI) to manufacturing, and PCB manufacturing process execution optimization
- The HyperLynx® PI (power integrity) for AC and DC analysis of complex power distribution networks on high-end products
- Major enhancements to the Expedition® Enterprise platform in support of advanced technology product design by mid-sized to large and global enterprises
- Best-in-class desktop PCB technologies with PADS® software, tailored to meet the design needs of individual users
"In 2010 we conducted and published a research project entitled Why Printed Circuit Board Design Matters to the Executive," stated Michelle Boucher, research analyst for Aberdeen Group. "This study highlighted several PCB design best practices that enabled electronics companies to achieve best-in-class status by meeting their aggressive business goals. The design capabilities offered by Mentor Graphics support these best practices."
Of particular note in the EDA Consortium report is Mentor's market share in North America, Europe, and Asia/Pacific with 60%, 57% and 50% respectively. Japan was the only market where Mentor did not show the largest PCB design market share but did grow their market share by more than 75% from 2009 to 2010. The impressive growth in Japan is due to Mentor's emphasis on this important market with increased dedicated sales and support targeted at major enterprise companies.
About the EDA Consortium
The EDA Consortium is the international association of companies that provide design tools and services that enable engineers to create the world's electronic products used for communications, computer, space technology, medical, automotive, industrial equipment, and consumer electronics markets among others. For more information about the EDA Consortium and the Market Statistics Service Report, visit www.edac.org.
About Mentor Graphics
Mentor Graphics Corporation (NASDAQ: MENT) is a world leader in electronic hardware and software design solutions, providing products, consulting services and award-winning support for the world's most successful electronics and semiconductor companies. Established in 1981, the company reported revenues over the last 12 months of about $915 million. Corporate headquarters are located at 8005 S.W. Boeckman Road, Wilsonville, Oregon 97070-7777. World Wide Web site: http://www.mentor.com/.
(Mentor Graphics, Mentor, HyperLynx, Expedition, and PADS are registered trademarks of Mentor Graphics Corporation. All other company or product names are the registered trademarks or trademarks of their respective owners.)
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Stripes add a bold, fun accent to a room, and create a perfect complement to solids and prints. This rug is tufted by hand of our plushest wool.
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My Little Pony: A Very Minty Christmas
The "Here Comes Christmas" Candy Cane is an important part of Ponyville - it's the beacon that shows jolly old Santa Claus the way to the town as he makes his holiday rounds each year. But when Minty accidentally breaks it, uh-oh! It looks like Ponyville is destined to have a bleak holiday season. Minty is determined to do anything to save Christmas for her friends while they, in turn, band together to try to cheer her up. Together, they all discover that Christmas can come anyway, wrapped in the love of good friends and the oversized heart of one little clumsy, minty-green Pony!
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Phase cancellations with lavalier mics |
I am using miniature lavalier omnidirectional body mics taped to actors' faces in a theatrical application. Whenever I have two or more actors speaking in close proximity to each other, I am getting a very unnatural sound from their mics that is perhaps caused by comb filtering. The highs predominate, and it sounds like they are talking into a coffee can. When they move away from each other, it sounds fine again. Other than riding the faders to keep only the speaking actor's mic on, do you have any other suggestions? Reply: You are definitely getting comb filtering from phase interference between the two mics. Also, since you said "the highs predominate", it sounds like the low frequencies are cancelling, which indicates a polarity difference between mics. In the XLR cable coming from the wireless receiver, reverse the connections to pins 2 and 3 and see if that helps. Or flip the polarity switch on one mic channel if your mixer has polarity switches. To reduce comb filtering, put the mics as close as possible to the actors' mouths. Another possibility is to keep the mics farther from the mouth, but use only one mic to pick up both actors when they are very close together. Otherwise you'll have to ride gain as you mentioned. An unusual solution is to pan the two mics slightly left and right (if you have a stereo PA system). Because of their better isolation, cardioid lavs might have less of this problem than omni lavs. However, cardioids have more handling noise and breath noise. If your two lav mics are one foot apart, a 1 msec delay or more in one channel might help |


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Cancro pledges $110,000 to Monmouth University at the event.
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An innovative project that provides a great location for community and campus members to come together to grow produce and community.
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Paws for a Cause" event includes police dog demonstrations and door prizes.
January 28, 2014
The collaborative partnership will create a continuum from kindergarten through higher education and address 21st century skills and readiness for the workplace.
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Polling Institute Director named as one of PolitickerNJ.com's "Winner of the Year" in NJ politics.
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Robert Solorzano believes that working in a diverse environment is a skill required for an international business major.
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Robert Solorzano (Manahawkin, NJ), international business major, received a rare opportunity to intern in Hangzhou, China for one month during the summer of 2013.
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Polling Institute Director Patrick Murray was featured in U.S. News and World Report on October 31.
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Superstorm Sandy One Year Later: Looking to the Future is a day-long conference taking place on October 29 at Monmouth University in West Long Branch, NJ on the one-year anniversary of the worst natural disaster ever to hit New Jersey, will address three critical questions about the Sandy recovery process: What have we accomplished? What have we learned? What do we still need to do?
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Renewed EU commitmment to combating poverty and social exclusion – what perspectives for the Year? |
The European Anti Poverty Network (EAPN), a network of organisations fighting poverty and social exclusion across the European Union, called for 2010 to be the European Year against Poverty and Social Inclusion back in 2004 and has been promoting the year ever since. 2010 is a crucial moment for the EU - the EU Year against Poverty and Social Exclusion marks the deadline set by the Lisbon Strategy back in 2000 to make a decisive impact on the eradication of poverty in Europe. 2010 presents a vital opportunity for the EU to assess why it has not made progress in achieving this goal. For us in the EAPN there are two main objectives for 2010. The first one is to raise awareness about the causes and effects of poverty and social exclusion - including the examination of the stereotypes that are associated with those experiencing poverty and social exclusion. The second objective is to ensure that the fight against poverty and social exclusion is at the heart of the EU2020 strategy. Poverty is a daily reality for millions of people across the European Union: 16% of the EU population are in or at risk of poverty, i.e. about 79 million people. Women (17%), children (19%) and older people (19%) face a higher poverty risk, while groups such as homeless, Roma, migrants and ethnic minorities are often facing extreme forms of poverty. In single households with children, the majority of which are headed by women, the poverty rate is estimated at 33%. However, poverty is not only about financial deprivation: 4% (more than 19 million) of people living in Europe lack an indoor flushing toilet for sole use of the household, 18% live in housing that has significant problems with damp whereas 30 million are under nourished. Even having a job does not always protect people from the risk of poverty: in 2007, 8% of the employed citizens in the EU countries (aged 18 and over) lived below the poverty threshold. Our approach to the year has been to attempt to maximise the impact and involvement of all actors. As part of this approach EAPN is currently coordinating a broad NGO coalition involving over 40 European networks. This coalition, launched on the 19 January, is working in close cooperation with the European Commission who has overall responsibility for the Year for Combating Poverty and Social Exclusion. Among the objectives of the 2010 NGO coalition are building the understanding and support for the individual objectives of different networks; building consensus across the NGO sector on the outcomes of the Year; driving forward key projects and building alliances with other actors to ensure the success of the Year. The coalition had developed a common approach to activities at EU and national level. These activities are thought of in an open fashion and we hope that a variety of actors will take initiatives to support these actions. Arts and culture actors are particularly well placed to contribute and to assist to these events with the objective to reach audiences, which are usually not engaged in debates about poverty and social exclusion in the EU. Throughout 2010, national focus weeks will put the spotlight on one Member State. Support will be given to national level networks and actors in order to ensure the visibility of their work and actions. NGOs are aiming to create a symbolic transfer between national focus weeks by a person passing on the NGO messages for the Year from one week to the next. The European Spring focus week (24-30 May) will aim to raise awareness on the situation of poverty in Europe mainly via broadcasting. The NGOs coalition and the EC will try to mobilize community media as well as public broadcasting and private press to engage in a debate about poverty, social exclusion and the growing levels of inequality. We hope that cultural institutions will participate in this awareness-raising activity. The European Autumn focus week (11-17 October) will include activities around 17 October - the International Day against Poverty. We aim to have an impact on the political outcomes of the Year. In particular focus will be the organisation of a human ring around the EU institutions in Brussels on 12 October. Similar events involving small and large gatherings in towns and cities throughout Europe will also happen on this day. The questions will remain at the end of the Year, once the formal closing event of the Year has taken place in Brussels under the Belgian Presidency in December 2010, whether the Year really has had an impact on social policy in the EU. Will those suffering from poverty feel less isolated? Will their voice have been heard? If we are to have some positive answers to these questions then all actors, arts and culture sector included, must engage and take advantage of the achievement of having a Year dedicated to the fight against poverty and social exclusion. Fintan Farell Director European Anti-Poverty Network Key links EAPN website www.eapn.eu EY 2010 NGO coalition website www.endpoverty.eu European Commission website for 2010 www.2010againstpoverty.eu |


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Cheesemore wrote:First RP I was in was Highschool Hell by Zelosse. It was rather fun, first RP I ever did actually.
I've been thinking about making my first RP recently. But there's the huge problem of inexperience and not knowing exactly what needs to be done to make the RP successful. I have a general idea of what I want to do, but I feel I need more experience before I can consider making one.
Vegedus wrote:#1: Player interaction is key. ...
#3: Action is easy, but not great. ....
#4: Keep energy high, at all times...
Vegedus wrote:Like say, GM goes "There's a big black door barring your path". Obviously, someone has to open the door, but no one wants to do it, because there's no way to do it that's not boring. "My character grabs the handle and opens the doors." is a boring-ass post...
Sentios wrote:most players won't even take much in the way of creative liberties with the setting, you can forget about the plot.
Vegedus wrote:Which is a shame, I think. But true. Even when I explicitly state players can and should take control of the setting and plot, they don't, as if too timid to do so. I figure that have more to do with culture than something innate, people having played more linear than open games and not feeling confident in dictating anything more than their own character.
Tuor wrote:Sentios has some good insights into GMing, but I don't think I can remember him GMing an Rp.
Vegedus wrote:I don't think he has, based on what he wrote last page, but I'm basing it just as much on my play time as my GM time as well, so it's fine. You can learn from watching, though there's also some things that are only obvious from the other side of the metaphorical table.
Sentios wrote: I do think it's a cultural thing but I think it has more to do with the community rules. It seems like a negative development emerged from having respect for the other peoples' ideas, so people won't alter in it any more than they would another player's character.
First being if the player felt up to directing a plot themselves and had the creative spark neccessary, they probably would have just started their own RP instead of joining yours.
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This amazing pop-up book from National Geographic brings kids face-to-face with some of their favorite animals. As the pages turn, dolphins, pandas, tigers and more pop out in brilliant, 3-D portraits that are up to four times the size of the book and are accompanied by dozens of fascinating facts and trivia.
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I was a little concerned by a previous reviewer's description of the tins rusting after water became trapped during washing. When these arrived, I realized you can carefully pop out the clear plastic pieces for washing, and then pop them back into place after they are dry (I had dried them). Labels made adhered easily. I have had my spices up for about 3 weeks now and love how they look and work. Great space saver at a fraction of the price of other tins you will find.
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Blood Lord wrote:Anyone seen ant of these?
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I've seen Rosario + Vampire. Eh...t's been turned into a cluster of shameless pantyshots and fanservice everywhere, compared to the manga. From what I've seen, the manga isn't nearly as silly or fanservice heavy as the anime adaptation. I've heard that the manga is actually darker, too, so if you're really curious about it, it's probably better to check out the manga.
Samurai 7 is a steampunk anime re-imagining of the classic Japanese movie, Seven Samurai. I personally really liked this anime, though judging from what others have said, it doesn't seem to live up to the original, I guess. So, it might be better to just watch the original film.


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Mr. Bennett gives pointers and information about ePublishing. CS Bennett hails from Philadelphia, PA and now resides in Interlachen, FL. He is a world traveler, decorated war veteran, and has penned 12 full-length books.St. Johns Reads Event: A Taste of A Land Remembered
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Kauk Picks Dordt College
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(Tuesday, December 4; Sioux Center, Iowa) Trevor Kauk, a senior at Unity Christian (Iowa), has announced his intention to attend Dordt College and join the Defender basketball program.
Kauk averaged 8.5 points, 5.7 rebounds, 2.2 assists and 1.1 steals per game as a junior. Kauk is listed as a 6-6 forward/guard. During his high school career Kauk has earned letters in track and cross country along with basketball and was a part of two state-qualifying cross country teams.
""revor is a very athletic and gifted player who will fit in well with our system. He is versatile in that he can defend multiple positions on the floor and has a knack for scoring the ball on the offensive end," said Dordt College coach Ross Douma. "Trevor possesses a great deal of potential. We are excited to see him develop this potential during his time with us."
Trevor is the son of Mark Kauk of Orange City, Iowa. He plans to study math at Dordt College.
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Most people who have heart failure need to take medicines. Some of these medicines are used to treat your symptoms. Others may help prevent your heart failure from becoming worse and let you live longer.
You will need to take most of your heart failure medicines every day. Some medicines are taken once a day. Others need to be taken 2 or more times daily. It is very important that you take your medicines at the right time and in the way your doctor has told you.
Never stop taking your heart medicines without talking to your doctor first. This is also true for other medicines you take, such as drugs for diabetes, high blood pressure, and other serious conditions.
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ACE inhibitors (angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitors) and ARBs (angiotensin II receptor blockers) work by opening blood vessels and lowering blood pressure. These medicines can:
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Beta blockers slow your heart rate and decrease the strength with which your heart muscle contracts in the short term. Long term beta blockers help keep your heart failure from becoming worse. They may also help strengthen your heart.
Common beta blockers used for heart failure include carvedilol (Coreg), bisoprolol (Zebeta), and metoprolol (Toprol).
Do not abruptly stop taking these drugs. This can increase the risk of angina and even a heart attack. Other side effects include lightheadedness, depression, fatigue, and memory loss.
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Many people with heart disease take either aspirin or clopidogrel (Plavix) . These drugs help prevent blood clots from forming in your arteries. This can lower your risk of a stroke or heart attack.
Coumadin (Warfarin) is recommended for patients with heart failure who have a higher risk for blood clots. You will need to have extra blood tests to make sure your dose is correct. You may also need to make changes to your diet.
Drugs used less commonly for heart failure include:
Statins and other cholesterol-lowering drugs are used when needed.
Antiarrhythmic medicines are sometimes used by heart failure patients who have abnormal heart rhythms. One such drug is amiodarone.
Jessup M, Abraham WT, Casey DE, Feldman AM, Francis GS, Ganiats TG, et al. 2009 focused update: ACCF/AHA Guidelines for the Diagnosis and Management of Heart Failure in Adults: a report of the American College of Cardiology Foundation/American Heart Association Task Force on Practice Guidelines: developed in collaboration with the International Society for Heart and Lung Transplantation. Circulation. 2009 Apr 14;119(14):1977-2016. Epub 2009 Mar 26.
Mann DL. Management of heart failure patients with reduced ejection fraction. In: Bonow RO, Mann DL, Zipes DP, Libby P, eds. Braunwald's Heart Disease: A Textbook of Cardiovascular Medicine. 9th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 28.
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Nice update for Belle FP1.
Nice update for Belle FP1.
Last edited by sscob; 2012-05-20 at 13:57.
Nice tool, it is very helpful to all theme makers
Last edited by roby_tay; 2012-06-03 at 18:35.
Thanks for the update Simone..
Hi theme makers! It was very long and difficult but here it's the version 4.0!! I unpacked Evolve FP1 theme and checked every single element to find almost everything missing! Unfortunately some icons like TTS or Call icon in toolbar don't work even with correct uids, so I guess it's a Belle OS bug.... anyway here it's the changelog!!
UPDATE: version 4.0.0
- Added Contact icons like Add, Favourites, General Image
- Added some icons in Clock app
- Fixed dropdown icons like Music Player, USB, Alarm Clock
- Added "Download" icon in Video App
- Added "Album" icon in Gallery app
- Added all Widget editing icons
- Added loading/editing widget highlights
- Added loading circle animation (reboot required to get visible)
- Added some missing icons in FMGR app
- Fixed "+" and "-" in Mail app and added also for SMS
- Added all IMAP folders icons in Mail app
- Added missing icons in New Calendar Element creation
- Added Dolby on/off icons
- Added Play/Pause/Rewind/Forward buttons in Video Player
- Added "+" and "-" indicators for volume slider
- Added "Offline" indicator for Belle toolbar
- New icons categories to improve speed of Carbide. Now you need to edit into "Carbide.ui Symbian\Eclipse\TPI\icons.xml" the string <task name="ICONS"> into <task name="MENU ICONS"> in order to make your Third Party Icons work.
- Various other fixes/tweaks
Download at first post
Nice Update.btw how to edit theme using sis content to make it compatible with anna phones?
It's explained into first post, anyway just open the sis and then add into target devices tab the one wanted choosing them from the list. Then save
How is this a good move
So if we want to add icons we cant do it via the UICarbide.ui Symbian\Eclipse\TPI\icons.xml" the string <task name="ICONS"> into <task name="MENU ICONS"> in order to make your Third Party Icons work.
My 3rd party icons work with out editing the file
So what is the point of editing the file, just to add your 3rd party icons?
Thanks for ur best Plugin...
can u tell me what uid of this:
i need it ...
plz found it so ..
Should be either "qgn_graf_nslider_marker" or "qgn_indi_slider_set", so try 0x101F86E3 0x19D1 or 0x10005A26 0x13F8
thanks simograndi ... i will chek them and report .... thanks very much bro ..
Hi ..tested !!
not worked !
i test all of them in all mods but not worked!
plz help me bro ... thanks u ..
Seems like plugin contains almost all icons except some of indicator icons like bluetooth, wifi, missed call, sms. I hope next version will contain these icons?


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