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IT'S TOUGH FOR MUSICIANS TO MAKE A LIVING IN THIS economy. One thing that helps is diversification; the more skills you have, the more opportunities to rake in some cash. With electric guitar gigs harder to come by and paying less, if you can play some acoustic and some bass, so much the better. Unfortunately, the same economy makes investing in three amps—electric, acoustic, and bass—difficult. Peavey attempts to solve all this with the very affordable Vypyr VIP 3 Variable Instrument Performance amplifier, which uses 32-bit, floating point SHARC processors and Peavey's TransTube analog circuitry to model various electric, acoustic and bass amplifiers, as well as a host of instrument and effect models.
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Through the USB port I was able to record directly into Ableton Live. This shuts off the actual speaker and kicks in the non-adjustable speaker and mic modeling. The results were quite realistic and the latency was astonishingly minimal. Even at maximum amp levels, however, the relative volume of the input was a little low.
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COLUMBIA (WACH) -- A unanimous vote by House lawmakers sends Emmaâ??s Law one step closer to becoming a new state law.
A room full of supporters of the proposed measure watched as lawmakers engaged in a heated debate over a possible amendment to bill.
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Next up for Emma's Law is a reading on the house floor.
David Longstreet the father of 6 year-old Emma who the bill is named after said the bill could be introduced as early as Thursday and expects lawmakers to start debating the measure by the begining of April.
Emmaâ??s Law is named after Emma Longstreet, a six-year-old Lexington girl who was killed by Billy Hutto, a repeat DUI offender on New Yearâ??s Day in 2012.
"I heard him tell the judge that day that if he would've had an interlocking device in his car, that he wouldn't have been able to start his car," said Longstreet.
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"I'm sworn to protect people. That's my job. But I felt so helpless that I couldn't do a thing for Josiah," said Columbia Police Aubrey Jenkins.
According to MADD Ignition interlocks result in substantial reductions in drinking and driving deaths.
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However, marketers must rethink their approach if they want their online ads to drive engagement, clicks and conversion.
A guide to personalised advertising online
Hello Brian. There are many ways an online ad can be personalised and targeted.
In this introduction to personalised ads online, I thought I'd order the information by marketing channel, rather than by types of targeting.
Ads can be targeted to behaviour, demographic, time and audience. Most people think of personalisation as a little more tailored than, say, device type, and more about personal information that a company has about you, be it name and age, or browsing and purchase behaviour.
Personalisation, despite implying one-to-one interaction, is often a more sophisticated automated and rules-based take on traditional segmentation of a database and delivery of a marketing message.
It can be based on information you have given to a company or on information inferred or collected with tags, or matched up with third-party data.
With marketing technology becoming more sophisticated and at the same time arguably easier to use, personalisation is an area set for prominence in marketing over the next couple of years.
CRM software allows companies to tailor web experiences to different segments of users and this redefines the purpose of a previously static web page or marketing message.
In this post though, I'm concentrating on advertising online and how it is personalised. Away we go!
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Respondents taking part in the survey will receive a free, advance copy of the final research report in May, normally worth £450 ($695).
Display retargeting buyer's guide highlights growth in mobile retargeting
The retargeting industry has seen a boom in recent years as consumers become increasingly immune to generic display campaigns, creating a need for highly targeted and personalised campaigns aimed at the individual rather than the masses.
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Programmatic advertising: what is it and what are the trends in the market?
70% of display advertising is still bought in the old fashioned manner. Yep, that's right, faxing order forms, negotiating prices etc.
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There are new companies springing up all over the place providing technology platforms for buying real-time targeted advertising (so called 'demand side platforms') or technology to help publishers automate and optimise the selling of impressions.
New research from Turn, a digital advertising platform, shows the programmatic market is getting more competitive in some sectors, with CPMs increasing across channels, apart from mobile (where supply is quickly increasing).
What are the opportunities for marketers in different sectors when using RTB platforms?
In this post I'll quickly explain a bit about programmatic advertising, as it can be a bit of a mind-bender for those on the outside, and I'll take a little look at Turn's latest research into trends.
Retargeting: how to ensure it is useful rather than intrusive
Retargeting has earned itself a bad reputation as most people only associate it with those annoying display ads that follow you around the internet for days after you visited a website.
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Linz gets its gay-themed traffic lights back
The Local · 29 Jan 2016, 11:18
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- Linz scraps gay-themed traffic signals (07 Dec 15)
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- Right-wing politicians against gay traffic lights (13 May 15)
Markus Hein of the FPÖ is the city's traffic official and had objected to the lights on the grounds that "traffic lights are for traffic and should not be misused to impart advice on how to live your life".
Instead of the usual stick man, the special lights at pedestrian crossings show two figures: either a man or a woman, two men or two women, holding hands, together with a little heart symbol.
Stefan Thuma, a spokesman for gay rights group HOSI, welcomed the decision to reinstall the lights at several crossings in Linz, saying that scrapping the lights had attracted "international attention and was an embarrassing spectacle".
The gay-themed lights were first installed temporarily in Vienna for the 2015 Eurovision Song Contest but proved so popular that they were made permanent and spread to other Austrian cities.
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Surprise, surprise: Warner Bros. is fast-tracking a sequel to this summer's sure-to-be-blockbuster "Man of Steel."
According to Deadline, which broke the story, director Zack Snyder and screenwriter David S. Goyer are set to reprise their respective roles on the planned follow-up, though producer/story co-writer Christopher Nolan will likely be playing less of a hands-on mentor role now that the franchise appears headed for a mega-successful launch.
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Posted by Michael Schuerlein on 24 Apr 2016 | Tagged as: Gameday, General, Opinion, Playoffs
The 2016 Stanley Cup Playoffs have progressed nicely in Brooklyn, and I can say that I am fortunate enough to have attended Games 3 and 4. Today, I will be attending Game 6 as well. While the transition to Brooklyn hasn't been the smoothest, the Playoff transition has gone a little easier.
The Islanders and the Barclays have taken a few different steps to make sure that the arena is a little more like home. From league and team logos to the atmosphere in general – it all feels better. They've even spent a great deal of attention to the quality of the ice sheet – which is a story for another blog.
Along the way, we have witnessed another 100 point season and various lengths of strong and not-so strong play (some would say typical of the Islanders). We have made new memories with a Game 3 OT winner by Thomas Hickey and rallied behind the team as they tried to come back again in Game 4. It was loud in Brooklyn, dare I say almost as loud as it was at times at the Coliseum.
More importantly, we have forged some new traditions as well.
During my lifetime, I was never more than 25 traffic lights from the Old Barn. The travel to the Coliseum was always easy (unless there was a bunch of traffic on Hempstead Turnpike). That changed a bit when I moved into Eastern Suffolk, but I still made it a point to get to as many games as I could. During the Playoffs, we had the parking lot and the amazing tradition of tailgating and all the fun that came with that. We went out with a bang before the Barn Doors slammed shut after that thrilling Game 6 win over the Capitals.
This year, I made it to TWO regular season games – for various reasons. Those were my first two experiences with the Barclays, we'll call it a dry run for the Playoffs. With those two trips, I adapted to the change.
It may not be the most ideal of situations, but the train ride to Brooklyn's Atlantic Terminal has become the new tailgate experience. I've met a bunch of wonderful fans and had so many awesome Islanders conversations along the way. Coincidentally, I have run into many of the very fans I used to see regularly as a season ticket holder and friends outside of the Isles that I have not seen in a few years.
And then, you have Brooklyn itself.
In the immediate areas around the Barclays – there are a ton of really fun places to spend an hour or two in prior to the puck drop. We've adopted KBH on St Marks as the pre-game venue of choice, a short two block walk to and from the arena.
In the end, the Barclays is not and never will be that "home" just a few traffic lights away from where I grew up, but it's slowly becoming the home of Islanders hockey. Even if that home requires counting train stations.
Let's make it loud tonight, just like it was 4 years ago to the day of that Shawn Bates penalty shot against Toronto.
Posted by Michael Schuerlein on 16 Oct 2015 | Tagged as: General, Opinion, Post Game
We all know how well the Islanders played and protected leads last season, but it's with growing confidence I can say that may be a thing of the past.
The ice at the Barclays Center looked the same as it has the last few games – slow, soft and slushy. I understand that the arena personnel there are new to this ice maintainence routine and that the arena is like MSG with a lot of events, but this is a situation that bears watching long term.
There were a few positive takeaways from the game however – the Islanders were fairly physical against their opponent, out hitting them 43-33. At times the Isles did what made them so successful last season, were strong on the forecheck and puck retrieval. Three of their four goals came off plays where they forechecked hard, either causing a turnover or kept the play in the zone and were able to score off rebounds or plays down low.
Surprisingly, both teams were even in draws, but watching I felt that the Islanders were the weaker of two teams.
The Islanders had scoring from all kinds of players – their first line combined for 5 points (Lee with Goal, Assist – Tavares Goal, Assist and Strome Assist) the second line, also with 5 points (Okposo Goal, Grabovski 2 Assists, Kulemin Goal, Nelson Assist). All told the Islanders had 8 different players on the scoresheet, not too bad offensively. When you have two lines going, it's going to be harder to stop you.
Some negatives, the Isles seemed to scramble in their own zone at times. Zidlicky tried to clear the puck from the crease and hit the post, scoring on his own net. There was also a few occasions where they could not clear the crease in front of Greiss, which was evident on the third goal. The Islanders felt there was contact by a Predator player in the crease and used a coaches challenge for the first time this season, but were unsuccessful in their case. While this burned their timeout, the team got an extended rest during the review process – so it was a smart gamble by Capuano. It's something we could see more of in those situations throughout the season for sure. Lastly, Brian Strait – paired with Zidlicky. That's all I need to say there.
Ultimately, this was a confidence builder for the Islanders – a strong team came to town and the Islanders played them well enough to win even though it wasn't their best performance. The season is still young, but it's games like this that will matter come April. They face a similar opponent in the San Jose Sharks tomorrow night, they need to play a stronger, more physical game – if they want to come away with two more points.
Posted by Michael Schuerlein on 14 Oct 2015 | Tagged as: General, Injuries, News
Reports out of practice this morning, by both Artur Staple and the New York Islanders have goaltender Jaroslav Halak and defenseman Thomas Hickey practicing with the full squad.
Hickey, who's been nursing a finger fracture and Halak a mysterious upper body type injury – have missed the first three games for the Islanders, including the Barclays Home Opener.
While the Isles have made due without both of these players, having your number one net minder and a key pivot on the back end close to returning can only help. That's not to say Greiss hasn't played well in his two starts, posting a respectable .915 save percentage and a 2.46 goals against average.
The Islanders certainly bounced back after their second game against the Blackhwaks with a strong, spirited matinee win over the Winnipeg Jets on Monday.
I've only gotten to see highlights of the last two games, but it looks like the team is on the right path, I'll reevaluate after Thursday's matchup with the 3-0 Predators when they come to town.
Posted by Michael Schuerlein on 09 Oct 2015 | Tagged as: Gameday, General
When you've been a fan of a team for what amounts to a lifetime of ups and downs, there's always a lot of optimism following a strong season. One playoff win away from advancing in the playoffs, a strong and emotional send off to your old arena, and of course – the continued development of your youth, and core. In years past, opening night – especially the Home Opener meant great and exciting things for me. I'd drive down Hempstead Turnpike, fighting traffic lights and rush-hour to sit in my season long seats in Section 309, or make my way up to the press box to cover the game. But that's all behind me these days, as much as it's still an exciting time.
As I sit and reminisce about those days, I pass the old barn, it's colorful exterior advertisements removed and the emptiness of the building and parking lot ring out like the new and failed goal horn of the Barclays Center. The what ifs, the government failures and flat out lies – the disappointment that the team is now a Brooklyn resident instead of a Nassau one. But I digress, they're still in New York.
This blog has been dark for a long time, my life has changed quite a bit since I started it almost 10 years ago. I moved to Eastern Suffolk, got married and started a family. There's been a lot I could've written about here and have been called out by some in the mainstream media to start writing again (I'm looking at you Katie and Peter…) – so here I am.
I'll eventually post up my experience of the final regular season home game in April and the awesomeness that was the series against the Washington Capitals. In a way maybe I wasn't ready to let go of the old feelings just yet, but it's time to move on.
Tonight marks the beginning of a new era, Traditions New Home as the Yomark folks say. I'm excited to see how much the team has grown from their game seven loss last season.
Tonight will be different though, as I won't be in the press box at the Barclays, I won't be in my seats at the game and I won't be riding the LIRR to the game (but you never know if I manage to write with any regularity…). Instead I'll be in front of my brand new TV, taking part in the discussion on Twitter (@islesblogger) and taking notes as I always have for my eventual return to writing.
The venue may have changed, but Islanders hockey is back – as much as it may still be different, this time.
Posted by Michael Schuerlein on 18 Mar 2015 | Tagged as: General, Opinion, Rant
It's one thing to watch idly as fans when a team begins to falter after months on top, it's something completely different as a player in the room – I'm sure….
There's a large contingent of fans who never get to experience the frustration a player experiences as they step off the ice, the scowl on their face, the expletives they spew as they slam sticks or equipment down or the blank stares of disgust as they sit in the stall of their locker. Instead, television interviews expertly crafted show almost nothing but positive thoughts and statements. Some players, allow a bit of their feelings to slip through, allowing you a glimpse of their human nature and inject a level of realism into the post game.
What I've grown tired of this season, the LAST in Nassau Coliseum – a season that matters MOST to a large percentage of the fanbase; everything is status quo.
The 2014-2015 New York Islanders have literally kicked tail for stretches of the season, but have now lost four consecutive games for the first time all year. They find themselves stuck in a rut, sliding down the standings to teams who have multiple games in hand and yet remarkedly they're holding their ground in the division – for now. They're failing miserably on the power play, and even strength in the goal scoring department and their most lethal offensive threats are nowhere to be seen, guilty of trying to do too much of anything – trying to do something.
We look to coaching, but honestly – without being a fly on the wall we can only speculate as to what is said or what adjustments are or aren't made.
I like how the players are quoted as believing they can get through this tough time, use positive and playful antics to keep the mood light – I do. But when it comes down to it on the ice, do stuff. I said those exact words on Twitter.
Do stuff.
When the team has been great, they've been fast, strong, smart and brutally physical. When was the last time someone stood up for someone? Tavares continues to get frustrated by slashes, hacks or late little hits and has been taking some penalties because of that. Nelson gets head butted last night, and as much as I didn't watch the game – I didn't see anything about someone taking exception to this.
Forecheck. The Islanders were relentless earlier this year on the forecheck. Get the puck deep, bang bodies, chip the puck and wear the opposition down. What happened is goals. Lots of them. They've done away with this because of injuries, but that's no reason to stop completely. They have more than enough people capable of speed and causing turnovers. Stop being so stationary and focusing on the same players who get drawn double and triple coverage.
I know that this team is hurting and are missing key guys – but the bottom line is there are players who need to step up, take the body to make a play and skate. Skate like there's no tomorrow – because at the end of the day, with ten games remaining, your clock is ticking.
Hit. Take hits. Use your speed. Quick, crisp passes. Get the puck deep and make the opposition pay.
I've still got hope, but I expect more out of this bunch. Show me the heart on the ice to back up what you say in print.
Don't let us down. Not now and not in April.
Posted by Michael Schuerlein on 11 Apr 2013 | Tagged as: General, Post Game
I made it to the game on Tuesday night, the first time this season. Not that I haven't wanted to go earlier, I have been crazy busy during this shortened season.
From the second we pulled up to the parking, you knew that hockey was back on Long Island. Yes, it's been back since January when the lockout ended – but it's BACK these days. We sat in traffic just to pay for parking and had to park near Hempstead Turnpike do to the turnout. The last time that happened was my first as a season ticket holder, in 2006-2007.
It was a beautiful night Tuesday night, so many fans did as they always have during early and late season games – they tailgated. There was a buzz among the crowd, an hour before the puck was even dropped!
Inside, fans were just as plentiful – a far cry from some of the earlier games this season.
Posted by Michael Schuerlein on 20 Mar 2013 | Tagged as: General, News, Post Game
When Eric Hornick updated his awesome blog with the latest Skinny on the Isles loss to the Senators last night, one glaring stat stuck out like a sore thumb. 42.
No, it's not the answer to the ultimate question of life, the universe and everything actually yes it is, but read on! It's the total of third period goals allowed, which owns the title of most in the NHL. Perhaps the Islanders never have those handy towels ready. Ok, that was the last unavoidable reference to The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galazy, but not towards the frustrating New York Islanders.
Posted by Michael Schuerlein on 16 Mar 2013 | Tagged as: Gameday, General, Hot Headlines, News
Fortunately for the team, they had a rare four days off in between the Pittsburgh game and their game in Tampa against Stamkos and the Lightning and outworked them to a 2-0 victory on Thursday. The break afforded much needed rest for the team, as well as Evgeni Nabokov who's been used in most of the teams games thus far.
Tonight's game in Sunrise Florida against the struggling Panthers is a pivotal game for the Isles. Why is this? Let's take a look at the standings for a second.
Posted by Michael Schuerlein on 09 Mar 2013 | Tagged as: Gameday, General, News
I'm back from Sunny Florida, as I am sure you may have seen if you follow me on Twitter!
I had a great time on our trip, a lot of exciting things happened – but now that I am back it's back to business.
Unfortunately, I couldn't watch any of the games while I was away. I did catch one period of the Ottawa game last Sunday (a really bad stream online), but the rest I caught bits and pieces of via the WRHU iOS app.
On to the good stuff.
The Islanders will be completing a seven game homestand this afternoon against the Capitals and are 2-0-2 in their last four. To have points in four straight is a huge accomplishment for this team at home, as they have had major struggles in front of their own fans. The team is one game below NHL .500 and only a few points out of the final playoff spot with 24 games remaining.
Posted by Michael Schuerlein on 26 Feb 2013 | Tagged as: General, News
The Islanders are set to take on the Boston Bruins tonight on their second of seven games on home ice. This home ice is in an arena once dubbed "Fort Never-Lose", but these days it's the quite opposite "Fort Never-Win" brandishing a 2-7-0 record at home.
Hopefully, Team A shows up, as this game is nationally broadcast.
Posted by Michael Schuerlein on 22 Feb 2013 | Tagged as: General, News, Post Game
In any case – the Islanders were victorious North of the Border in Montreal last night, but it was a tale of three teams. I'm almost certain that you read the title and said – "Eh? THREE teams Mike?".
Yes, three.
Posted by Michael Schuerlein on 08 Mar 2012 | Tagged as: Gameday, General
Three games in six days agains the same opponent – it has a playoff feel doesn't it?
The Islanders are in New Jersey tonight to take on the Devils for round two of their three game stint.
The Islanders are 2-1 against the Devils so far this season – with three games remaining in the season series. Last weekend, the Islanders blanked the Devils 1-0 thanks to their strong defensive play and the great play of their rookie goaltender Anders Nilsson who stopped all 24 shots he faced.
The Islanders cannot give up ANY points in their quest for a post season appearance. They have struggled to put together win streaks longer than a two or three games much of the season.
Scoring has often disappeared, as the only line doing much damage is their first line, however Josh Bailey's move to wing has paid dividends as of late. Bailey has scored four goals over the last four games, while Kyle Okposo has played well with his new linemates and scored the only goal – the games winner last weekend against New Jersey.
With 16 games remaining, the Islanders are 7 points back of the 8th and final playoff spot. While not mathematically eliminated, they need to win the next string of games with strong, confident and consistent hockey of they don't want those hopes completely dashed.
It's a stretch, but crazier things have happened. Just look at the parity in the league – these six points against the Devils are HUGE.


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East Stroudsburg man killed in crash
Published: 8:00 PM EDT Jul 30, 2013 Updated: 8:03 PM EDT Jul 31, 2013
An East Stroudsburg man has been killed in a car crash in Monroe County.
The coroner has ruled the death of 47 year-old Thomas Frame an accident.
The crash happened around 11:00 Tuesday night on Marshalls Creek Road in Smithfield Township.
Police say Frame's car left the road and hit several trees.
He was pronounced dead at the scene.
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