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LittleAtari wrote:Nya-chan Production wrote:So because people can't select a file from their system and copypaste a text we provide them we have to conform to non-standard solutions?
No it is because people dont feel like having to download a WHOLE other program to upload a video using a method that they don't have to use on other video sites they visit. Please guys, don't try to act like an upload system were you press a button, browse for the file, select it is not a standard SOMEWHERE in the world. I mean go to a college campus and ask all the students about FTP even with in the media and technical schools and more than half of them probably wont be able to tell you enough about them. I can't tell you how many times I've wanted to use FTP for a school collaboration project and no body knows what the heck it is. THAT is the generation we are faced with today. These are the same kids uploading the videos to sites like youtube. The fact is, being able to use an upload system similar to youtube is a lot simpler and puts a lot less strain and work on the user side.
EDIT: I've walked new editors through the upload system of the Org. That's when I've realized just how much of a pain it is. I was so used to the system, but the fact that people have to be TAUGHT how to upload says that something is wrong there.
You know you can upload it via Windows Explorer, right?
Btw, learning this should be the basics on the internet. If you don't know how to upload you should learn it.
And one more thing about easiness and standards - why not make the site completely in Flash? It's easy and it's colourful and it's nice. Of course it's not standard and if it doesn't load it doesn't load complete, but whatever ;x


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Holiday Acres Resort on Lake Thompson
Holiday Acres is a Classic Northwoods Resort offering cottages, guest rooms and vacation homes, plus year round recreation and relaxation. The Three Coins Restaurant and the Gallery meeting and banquet facility are open to the public and offer award winning meals and professional staffing that make a conference, retreat, wedding or group gathering at Holiday Acres especially enjoyable. The large indoor pool is a four season attraction for kids of all ages! Holiday Acres Resort is situated on 6000 feet of wooded shoreline on Lake Thompson and has a gradual sandy beach. Swimming, fishing, boating and other water sports are offered. The grounds encompass over a thousand acres of beautiful native forest ideal for hiking or nature walks or snowmobiling and cross country skiing. Two tennis courts, shuffleboard, a basketball court, putting green and a children's playground will keep everyone entertained. A variety of cycling opportunities are available nearby and a dozen golf courses are within a 40 minute drive of Rhinelander. In the summer months, a schedule of special daily activities are offered to guests. Holiday Stables offers trail rides through the forest and fields surrounding the resort. Toast marshmallows over a crackling campfire and enjoy the most beautiful sunsets at Holiday Acres Beach. The Zambon family invite you to Retreat-Relax-Rediscover-Your Place UpNorth!
Hours of Operation
Resort is Open Year Round. Call for Restaurant hours. Stable open MD-LD
From Wausau or Tomahawk: Take I-39/51 North to HWY 8 East, Rhinelander/Prentice Exit #234. At Rhinelander turn right onto HWY 47 East. Turn Left onto River Bend Rd. At the stop turn left onto County P (formerly Business 8). Go about 1/4 mile then make a right turn onto W. Lake George Rd. Staying to the left, follow the signs for 2.5 miles to the Holiday Acres resort Entrance. Directions from Milwaukee: Take Interstate 94 West from Milwaukee to Madison. Take I-39/51 North to HWY 8 east, Rhinelander/Prentice Exit #234. Go about 14 miles towards Rhinelander then turn right onto HWY 47 South/8 East. Go another 5 miles and turn left onto River Bend Rd. At the Stop sign turn left onto County P (formerly Business 8) Go about 1/4 a mile then make a right onto W Lake George Rd. Staying to the left follow the signs for 2.5 miles to Holiday Acres Resort Entrance.
Free Admission
- Yes
- On Water
- Boating Services Available
- Disabled Access
- Pets Welcome/Inquire
- Yes
Shopping Type
- Specialty Shop
Restaurant Type
- American
- Yes
- Yes
Cross-Country Skiing/Snowshoeing Trail Type
- Groomed
- Tracked
- Flat
- Hilly
- Open
- Wooded
- Easy
- Medium
- Hard
- Yes
On-site Hotel/Motel Amenities
- Fitness Center
- Pool/Waterpark
- Boat Rentals
- Restaurant
Trail Length (miles)
- 5
Canoeing, Kayaking and SUP Services Available
- Rentals
On-site Resort Amenities
- Fitness Center
- Boat Launch
- Boat Rentals
- Pool/Waterpark
- Restaurant
Number of Bedrooms
- 1 Bedroom
- 2 Bedrooms
On-site Cabins/Cottages Amenities
- Boat Rentals
- Boat Launch
- Yes
Meals Served
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
- Yes
Fish Type
- Musky
- Northern Pike
- Panfish
- Walleye
Cabin Amenities
- Fireplace
- High-Speed Internet Access
Fishing style
- Ice
Things To Do: Near Holiday Acres Resort on Lake Thompson
Nicolet College
Rhinelander - 1.13 miles away
CAVOC Trail
Rhinelander - 1.03 miles away
Holiday Stables and Holiday Acres Resort
Rhinelander - 0.28 miles away
Shoeder's Marine & Sports Center
Rhinelander - 3.25 miles away
Rhinelander Ice Association
Rhinelander - 2.87 miles away
Hodag Farmers Market
Rhinelander - 4.02 miles away
Logging Museum Complex
Rhinelander - 4.04 miles away
Pawz n' Clawz
Rhinelander - 3.48 miles away
Hodag Lanes
Rhinelander - 3.64 miles away
Wisconsin River Cruises
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Family: Carangidae, Jacks view all from this family
Description The Florida pompano (Trachinotus carolinus) is a species of marine fish in the Trachinotus (pompano) genus of the Carangidae family. It has a compressed body and short snout; coloration varies from blue-greenish silver on the dorsal areas and silver to yellow on the body and fins. It can be found along the western coast of the Atlantic Ocean, depending on the season, and is popular for both sport and commercial fishing. Most Florida pompano caught weigh less than 3 pounds (1.4 kg) and are less than 17 inches (43 cm) long, though the largest individuals weigh 8–9 pounds (3.6–4.1 kg) and reach lengths of up to 26 inches (66 cm).
Because it is fast-growing and desirable for food, the pompano is one of the many fish that are currently being farmed through aquaculture.
There are different kinds of pompano, including African, Cayenne, Florida and Irish. The Florida Pompano (T. carolinus) is part of the jack family. It is very similar to the permit (Trachinotus falcatus). It has a deeply forked tail and is blue-greenish silver with yellow on the throat, belly, and pelvic and anal fins. The first dorsal fins are low, with about 6 separate spines. The first spine may be reabsorbed in a larger fish. The second lobes on the dorsal and anal fins have a lower anterior. There are 20-24 anal fin rays. It is a compressed fish with a deep body and a blunt snout.
Dimensions Up to 17" (43 cm).
Habitat Estuaries, tidal flats & salt marshes, Ocean or bay shallows, Tidepools.
Range New England, Mid-Atlantic, Southeast, Florida, Texas.


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Hotel Amic Gala
Hotel with a very friendly, family atmosphere next to Playa de Palma. Ideal for student groups and families. Come and enjoy your summer holiday with us!
Renovated in 2001, It is located 60 m from Playa de Palma. It is very well connected and situated 2.5 km from the airport and 8 km from the city of Palma. It is very close to the night entertainment areas of Playa de Palma-El Arenal. Nearby, you can enjoy your favourite sport, as well as beach sports such as volleyball, windsurfing, kite-surfing... as well as cycling, tennis, golf and squash... and strolling along the fine white sands of Playa de Palma. The Hotel has a family atmosphere and is located 10 m from Hotel Miraflores, which belongs to the same company and provides guests with the use of its swimming pools and terraces.
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Cancellation PolicyThis property has a 1 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.
DirectionsShow MapHide Map
From the airport take the motorway to Santany and take the Playa de Palma - Can Pastilla Exit. Just turn on the right and get the BP station, then go on and immediately you will find the Hotel.
From the harbour: Print the map and follow the arrows ..... Take Paseo Maritimo straight ahead and connect with airport highway and then take Playa de Palma - Can Pastilla Exit and turn right.
From the airport by bus: Take Bus N21 leaving from the airport, and your bus stop is 'Hotel Miraflores'. Hotel Gala is just in front of the bus stop.
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Family: Balistidae, Leatherjackets view all from this family
Description The scrawled filefish, Aluterus scriptus, is a filefish of the family Monacanthidae. Its length is up to 1.1 m, and it is found on tropical reefs circumglobally to a depth of 120 m.
Habitat Estuaries, tidal flats & salt marshes, Ocean or bay shallows, Tidepools.
Range New England, Mid-Atlantic, Southeast, Florida, Texas.


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There are two problimes in contention for resorce discovery in social networks. One is that there are cases where you want to creat partations in the network to alow for diversity of ideas . The second is that you whant to make it easy to find esotaric subjects. The first I will describe in terms of Britny Spears fans and fetishits, the fans and fetishists problime. The second I will discribe in terms of twisty puzzles, the esiotaric resorce discover problime.
The Fans and Fetishests problime is the diseir to create partitions of the socal network so that diversity can exist. Take for example two groups of Britny Spears devoties, fans and fetishists. The fans are mostly young people who actuly enjoy the singer's music. These fans want a place to discuss Britny and engage in othere such holesum fan related actvity. The fetishests on the othere hand are mostly adults who have impure thoughts about the pop-icon and are instread in discusion and activities not appropate for the majority of the fans. The goal is to alow both to exists, gard agenst the fans form accdently stumbling in to a fetishists discution group, and also probly increas the dificulaty for the fetishests to find a fans group. In meat space this largaly acomplished by preforming resorce discovery through the socail network. The fans are unlikely to accdently end up hanging out with a bunch of fetishests becouse thay are not connected two adult network that the fetishests exists in. Simmaerly the fans addlesent socail networks are inexisible to the fetishests so thay would find it difficult to know when and where the fans meet to traid gossip.
The twisty puzzle problime is much simpler to discribe. It is simpaly that the set of avid twisty puzzle fans are a dispers and inialy disconnected group but thay would still like to have a common forim where thay can discuss there thoughts. One nessity of the twisty forim is that as there are only a small number of true twisty junkeys that are phicly and socialy distant it is optimal for there to only be one forim. This type of situation is one that was not solved well in meat space but that has done well on the inter net where a short session with google will find you the twizty fan sights and mailing lists.
The contention between these two problimes is that of ease of resorce discovery. It should be easy for twisty and hard for Britny. To barrow form meat space we can for the Britny problime just have the only way do discover a britny group being by refreance form some one in your on-line social network. One commen solutino for the twisty problime is to have a searichable directory of directory of interest groups. One could provied a option on group creation as to weathere or not it should be listed in the directory. My issue with that is that I don't trust users to make the right choise as to the appropate setting. For me the challange is to try to find a approach that is "natrual" requering the user to make no choises about how resorce discovery works.
note about centrail dictorys:
There is a genreal problime with centreal direcotrys; over time popular topics tend to have a pore signal to noise ratio. This can be seen in what happend to usenet news as the internet expanded in user base. It seems largely the answer that people took to this chance was to create mailing lists and move off usenet. Seance there was no centrial dictory of mailing lists thay are harder to find and there are often mutpull ones per topic. I think both these two factors help to increase the S:N ratio for mailing lists over usenet but of corse agin at the cost of making it harder for esotiric groups to form.
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So there is this current artical:
That clams it has been conclusvely proven that it is dangrous to use eletronic equptmnet on plains. (mobiles, computers, ect.) The thing that has allways disturbed me about these comments is that I realy don't think it should be so easy to cause a failular in the navagation or auto pilot systems of passenger air craft. I mean really could you hijack a plain by threnening to turn on your cell phone.


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Presented in partnership with New York City Audubon.
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This past Sunday night, behind Fenway Park, a subtle yet symbolic changing of the Boston sports-media guard occurred, giving unprecedented power to the people. At the Baseball Tavern, while the Red Sox battled for their pride in Baltimore, the New England Sports Network (NESN) sponsored the first-ever Boston Sports Blogapalooza.
You read that correctly: instead of cheap-shotting its competition into oblivion, New England's Goliath sports channel thanked and saluted roughly 100 of its David grassroots challengers with chicken wings and sausage subs. (Beer was not complimentary, but flowed freely nonetheless.)
It's not unusual for traditional outlets to embrace their Web rivals. Since at least 2004, both network and cable news programs have regularly featured bloggers, including Andrew Sullivan and Ana Marie Cox, as guests on political matters. In arts and entertainment, such sites as Pitchfork Media (music) and Hollywood Elsewhere (movies) have, for many, surpassed traditional publications Spin and Rolling Stone. But props have come slower in the sports blogosphere, where access to players and coaches remains limited to a credentialed few.
"I couldn't be happier that NESN decided to do this with us," says organizer Joe Gill, who covers the full athletic gamut for Boston Sports Then and Now. "[WEEI and NESN] are smart, because no one is picking up the Globe or Herald anymore. It took a long time, but you finally see guys like Ken Fang [of Boston Sports Media Watch] getting acknowledged by the big guys."
Gill began writing seriously about nine months ago, when he was laid off from his full-time job in public relations. Having grown increasingly familiar with the several hundred active Boston sports blogs, he felt the need to facilitate communication. "It's a lot different from the old days," says Gill. "Some of those reporters might have drank together, but they didn't help each other out the way that we do."
For a gang of big drinkers whose Sox were about to get swept by the worst team in the league, the Blogapalooza bunch seemed surprisingly mild-mannered. With a few possible exceptions — hello, Barstool Sports, which was not in attendance — these outlets seem more interested in positive and thoughtful coverage than in trash-talking.
"I love Barstool," says Jared Carrabis, the democratically elected governor of Red Sox Nation who blogs at soxspacenews.com. "In my stuff, though, I'm known as more of an optimist — I'm always defending [David] Ortiz — and people appreciate that, too."
"Personally, I'm a fan first and an analyst second," adds Tim Daloisio of Firebrand of the American League. "I don't do what I do because I feel a need to criticize."
While some of these players stand out for their attitude, others have found unique corners of the marketplace. To separate himself from the herd of Sox bloggers with whom he was formerly corralled, Adam Vaccaro recently started Six States, One Blog to cover all things New England Revolution (the title riffs on the soccer club's motto: "Six States, One Team"). Likewise, Katherine Hasenauer has taken on the Boston Blazers beat.
"Look around," says Hasenauer, who covers lacrosse for examiner.com and her own site, On Being a Sports Girl. "There are more Red Sox bloggers than you can count — I'm just trying to find my own niche. Eventually, I would love to do this full-time."
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By NEMS Daily Journal
Tupelo goes wild for Boerner April 27
Ballard Park will be moving and grooving April 27 for Boerner Be Wild Day.
Sponsored by the Healthy Tupelo Task Force, the festival honors the late community and fitness advocate Hank Boerner.
Online registration at racesonline.com for the four-mile run is encouraged; it will be available through Wednesday. The cost of the run is $20; T-shirts available for $15.
The free festival will feature live music, karoake contest and parrot head contest.
There will also be an obstacle course run with onsite registration for $5.
The 4-mile race will begin at 8 a.m.; the festival will run 9 a.m. to noon.
March for Babies rolls at Fairpark on Saturday
Families can stick their feet out for babies on Saturday.
The annual March for Babies benefiting the March of Dimes will begin at 9:30 a.m. Saturday at Fairpark in Downtown Tupelo. Registrations will open at 8:30 a.m. Walkers will have the option of a one- or two-mile loop. Strollers are welcome.
The event is free and open to the public. Individuals and teams work to raise money to support the March of Dimes mission to give babies a healthy start in life. Individuals who raise $200 or more will earn a shirt.
For more information, call Wendy Parker at (662) 523-9333 or visit marchforbabies.org.
HealthWorks! announces summer fun schedule
Summer is coming fast, and HealthWorks! has some infectiously contaminating fun to keep the "I'm bored" doldrums at bay.
The children's health education center will have Fit Fridays in June with special programs for kids and their grown-ups from 10 to 11:30 a.m. June 7, 14, 21 and 28. The program will be included in the regular admission; $5 for 2 and older; free to members.
On Thursdays in July, the center will host a number of half-day and full-day camps such as Challenge of Champions, Silly, Stinkin', Shocking', Super Slammin' Science! The camps are divided into two age groups: 5 to 8 and 8 to 12.
Full day camps are $50; half day camps are $25; discounts for members. A stay and play option is available following the half day camps for $15.
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So, you know that dress I mentioned yesterday in my after-post thoughts? The short and sweet sassy piece about which I was so excited? Well, here it is… along with a few of its very close friends. What do they have in common, besides awesomeness? I = OBSESSED WITH THEM.
Here we go… and we begin with my beloved, aka the teaser dress, aka BCBGMAXAZRIA's Strapless Floral Appliqué Dress, available at Nordstrom…
The moment I laid my eyes on its floral appliqué, I was sold. No really, I'm not kidding. Many of you may remember the various times I've alluded to – or just straight out mentioned – my natural tendency to be a saver. Well, when I saw this textured beauty, here's how it went down: I clicked the link, added the dress to my "shopping cart," entered my credit card information and completed the purchase, all in a matter of seconds. NO HESITATION. That was once unfathomable to me. To my friends and family, even! I didn't think I was even capable of such reckless spending abandon. But… here we are.
… And I couldn't be happier. (Of course, I'll be sure to update you guys on whether or not that changes when the dress actually arrives at my doorstep. Moment of truth awaits!) FYI: I spotted this BCBGMAXAZRIA stunner on the lovely Nancy's So Happi Berries!
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Update: It came and I LOVE IT!!!!!! Even the fiancé admires the texture and pattern of the material. Which weirded me out more than it got me excited!
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Here's a recommendation: buy these ruffled heels ↓
Wild Diva Sailor 02 Black Satin All Ruffled Up Heel
Miss Me Footwear Diva 14 Black Satin Zip Ruffle Heel
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Ok, now for some dress action courtesy of my beloved LuLu's! We all know how much I adore this little online boutique and its excellent e-session-appropriate offerings. (As evidenced here and here.) Well, recently, I've been just as pleased with the lighter, more creamy-colored looks they've added to their delightful selection.
Sammy Dress from BB Dakota by Jack
Oh, and just for kicks, check this stache-tastic ring I found. It's called Doc Holiday. :)
You know you sorta want it. In a "I totally don't need this but damn that is the silliest ish I've ever seen. I need it on my finger." (Conversation starter, at the very least?)
Hope you're all having lovely starts to your weeks! I'd love to hear your feedback on these picks; which look is your personal fave? Thanks!
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With puff pastry, frozen vegetables and a jar of Alfredo sauce, you can make homemade pot pies even on busy weeknights!
If you don't have 10-oz custard cups, look for them in any kitchen or department store. Many grocery stores also carry them in the baking aisle. They are inexpensive and have a multitude of uses in the kitchen.
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Binghamton University to host SUNY instructional technologies conference
Binghamton University will host the 2005 Conference on Instructional Technologies (CIT) from May 23-26. The 14th annual CIT will explore opportunities, challenges and issues involved in teaching methods, technology and learning. Themes to be addressed include: preparing tomorrow's teachers with technology (PT3); learning outcomes and assessment: raising the bar with technology; and emerging technologies.
Charles Dziuban, director of the Research Initiative for Teaching Effectiveness (RITE) at the University of Central Florida (UCF), will deliver the conference's keynote address at 9 a.m. Wednesday, May 25, in the Watters Theater.
Dziuban has taught research design and statistics at UCF since 1970. Since 1997, he has directed the impact evaluation of UCF's distributed learning initiative, examining student and faculty outcomes and gauging the impact of online courses on the university. In 2000, Dziuban was named UCF's first-ever Pegasus Professor for extraordinary research, teaching and service.
Dziuban will be joined by Patsy Moskal, faculty research associate for R.I.T.E.
CIT, SUNY's foremost event for sharing best practices and visions for using new technologies that support academics, is held annually on a SUNY campus. Established in 1992 by the SUNY Faculty Access to Computing Technology (FACT) Advisory Committee, the conference allows faculty and instructional support professionals to share experiences and expertise. Sponsored by the University Faculty Senate and the Faculty Council of Community Colleges, the conference has become a unique learning and net-working opportunity across all 64 SUNY campuses and beyond.
Registration, $175 for SUNY and CUNY faculty and staff; $250 for non-SUNY individuals, will run through Friday, May 13. No walk-in registrations will be accepted.
To register for the conference, visit the CIT website at http://www.cit.suny.edu/cit2005/cit05home.htm.


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Syrian leaders tried to impose a media blackout on the country's civil war. They failed. As CPJ's Dahlia El-Zein reports, foreign journalists responded by smuggling themselves into the country, while Syrians picked up cameras and uploaded videos online. They all did so at extreme risk. (4:13)
Read CPJ's special report on journalists killed in Syria and worldwide in 2012. And visit our interactive database.
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UW researchers complete analysis of 2010 meteor
Mifflin meteorite landed in Wisconsin
MADISON, Wis. - Scientists at the University of Wisconsin-Madison have completed their analysis of a meteorite that struck Wisconsin on April 14, 2010, and are ready to publicly release their findings.
The researchers said the so-called "Mifflin meteorite" created a fireball equivalent of 20 tons of TNT.
Using an electron microscope, researchers found metals in the space rocks connecting the fragments to a piece that scientists said predates Earth's formation.
"So to find metals, that tells us it came from a place where there was not a lot of free oxygen. To me, the metals are the most interesting thing," said John Fournelle, a researcher at UW-Madison.
Combining the existence of metals with evidence of high heat, researchers connected Mifflin's formations to a specific class of space rocks.
"One of the things we learned about the Mifflin meteorite is what kind it is. It's called a l5 chondrite, and the l chondrites are a class of meteorites that have been hitting the earth for 500 million years," said John Valley, a geoscience professor at UW-Madison.18993106
Researchers said the l5 chondrites all came from one astronomical body that formed 4.5 billion years ago.
As to whether the Mifflin meteorite could come from the same l5 chondrite-based meteor as the one that recently hit Russia, scientists said it's still too early to tell.
The meteor in Russia is about 17 times bigger than the Mifflin meteorite.
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Thank you scootsit.. I've been enlightened.. Though I'm still going to buy the GR07 only
Thank you scootsit.. I've been enlightened.. Though I'm still going to buy the GR07 only
Ya, I was prostelatizing not too long ago when I got my hands on the GR04, they really sound great. In the GR04/GR06 threads, it was established that the GR04 is a significant step above the GR06. I'm quite happy with the GR04, and the price is so good right now (~$50) that it's really quite mindblowing. There is one major problem, the GR04 makes me really curious about the GR07, but I think I'd rather try something different all together. Anyway, you can't go wrong with the Vsonic line up, I've heard the GR99-GR04 and each represents a fantastic value at their respective price points. The only thing to consider is the soon-to-be-released VSonics, like the GR08, GR09, and VC02... The first two will be a bit more expensive, but the GR08 is going to have the same driver set up as the $1000 AKG K3003...
Thanks, will do.
Yes, now that they are $400. They were $500 until a month or so ago. There is also the new 1964-V3. which is a sizable improvement over the 1964-T and nearly on-par with the Alclair Reference.
I haven't seen any complaints about GR07 cables. You want to find something explicitly labeled "GR07 MK2", like on the lendmeurears page. I don't know what all of these other editions are. VSonic nomenclature is confusing even before you bring in the different editions because GR01 > GR07 > GR04 > GR06 > GR02 > GR99. The numbers seem to be pretty much random.
I was using my iphone to look at the link you gave me.. I now understand that there is a free GR04 included with the GR07.. I don't need it because it raised the price to nearly $80 more..
Thanks anyways..
To Joker, are there different versions of the GR07? I think I am seeing 3 different versions..
The flagship version http://www.ebay.com/itm/VSONIC-GR07-R07-Flagship-Version-Inner-Ear-Earphones-/290567696399
This one with the hard shell which says new version case http://www.ebay.com/itm/VSonic-GR07-Pro-Dynamic-Noise-Isolation-Earbuds-Innovic-Hard-Shell-Case-/200828144549?forcev4exp=true&forceRpt=true
And the last one as GR07 Bass edition http://www.ebay.com/itm/VSONIC-GR07-BASS-Edition-High-Fidelity-Professional-Stereo-Inner-Ear-Earphones-/380504885821?pt=US_Headphones&hash=item5897dbca3d
I'm getting confused out here.. Please help.. Advance thanks for the replies..
there´s the old one , original, mk1
the new mk2 with silver cable
and seems there´s this mysterious one, BASS. the read and silver cable. it labeled "BASS" at the box
the Vsonic GR01 is more "flagshippy" than the GR07?
how different does it sound?
and why isn't it on their official website ?
another mystery
it seems to be in the Chinese version of their website:
Noob question but what are microphonics
Yeah the GR01 is technically the current flagship for Vsonic, although didn't gain as much interest as the GR07 since there are already excellent TWFKs out there. As for the sound, I like to sum it up to be somewhat similar to the GR07, but with less bass quantity although quality is top notch, and with a much better treble. Detail wise, the GR01 edges out the GR07.
it seems to be in the Chinese version of their website:
oh great, obrigado amigo! now i need to learn chino
Microphonics are just how much static and noise is produced in the earphones if the cable is moved, tangled, played with, etc. Less microphonics is better.
Would playing music loud make it unnoticable even on high microphonic iems


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A collaboration between two longtime members of the Princeton community has produced a chamber opera based on a true story of love and courtship featuring singing, poetry and dance.
The Center City Opera Theater of Philadelphia will present the first fully staged production of "The Always Present Present" by librettist Renée Weiss and composer Peter Westergaard at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 29, in the Matthews Acting Studio at 185 Nassau St. The show then will move to Philadelphia, where it will be performed Sept. 8, 10 and 12, as part of Philly Fringe.
The opera is an extension of a book of poetry and letters by the same title published in 2006 and written by Weiss and her husband, Princeton professor Ted Weiss, an award-winning poet, editor and literary critic who died in 2003. The story draws from correspondence the two exchanged 70 years ago when they were falling in love, separated by the distance between her home in Allentown, Pa., and his graduate school in New York City. The book was the last volume of the Quarterly Review of Literature, which the Weisses edited together for nearly 60 years and which was nationally acclaimed as one of the most influential and cutting-edge literary publications of its time.
Ted Weiss came to the University as poet-in-residence in 1966, was named to the English and creative writing faculty in 1968 and retired in 1987. Westergaard, who earned his master's degree from Princeton in 1956, joined the music faculty in 1968 and retired in 2001.
"I did this book several years ago when my husband was ill, but it was in my thinking that it would make a dance opera," Renée Weiss said. "This is actually something that I wanted to do in college -- I wanted to dance to my husband's poetry."
She turned to Westergaard, who has written six other operas and who knew her husband as a fellow supporter of the arts on campus. "It's more like a song cycle with a lot of spoken material and dance," Westergaard said, noting that the letters are spoken and the poems are sung.
The Center City Opera Theater, under general and artistic director Andrew Kurtz, presented a semi-staged reading without the dancers in 2008 at the Kimmel Center's black box theater. "Although musically that worked well, I sure knew exactly how big a hole there was from not having the dancers," Westergaard said.
Weiss said that the dancers have relevance, not just in the performance so that the audience can more easily imagine what the characters are thinking, but also in her life. She was a dance major at Bard College and describes the art form as her "real passion," although she also is a skilled musician.
The Weisses grew up next door to each other in Allentown. The story follows a period early in their relationship, when she was a high school student there and he was a graduate student at Columbia University.
The opera describes their efforts to convince Ted's family that the two ultimately should be together. The opera takes place between 1939 and 1941, with the events leading up to World War II adding a sense of urgency. The collaborators said the plan is to project images from the time period to provide context.
The performance opens with the couple in 2000, when she discovers the cache of his letters to her when she was a teenager. He comes up with the idea of the book as a 60th anniversary "present" that "will keep us in constant memory" -- "The Always Present Present."
The cast will include: baritone Jason Switzer as Ted; soprano Darlene Kelsey as Renée; Jesse Jones as the male dancer; Nicole LaBonde as the female dancer; Jennifer K. Lee on violin; Glenn Fischbach on cello; and Jody Schum on piano.
The Princeton performance will include a showing of the award-winning 1987 documentary "Living Poetry: A Year in the Life of a Poem" by filmmaker Harvey Edwards. Tickets are $20 and are available online, by calling (215) 238-1555 or at the door.
The performances in Philadelphia are set for 8 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 8, Thursday, Sept. 10, and Saturday, Sept. 12, at the Lantern Theater, 10th and Ludlow streets. Prior to the Sept. 10 performance at 5 p.m., there will be a free discussion titled "The Genesis of 'The Always Present Present'" with Kurtz, Weiss and Westergaard.
At 2 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 12, the documentary "Living Poetry: A Year in the Life of a Poem" will be shown again. Admission is $5.
Tickets for the Philadelphia performances are $25 and are available online, by calling (215) 238-1555 or at the door. Each performance is doubled-billed with another Philly Fringe Center City Opera Theater production, "Darkling," composed by Stefan Weisman, who earned a Ph.D. in music from Princeton in 2006. Of the other two such productions, "The Great Blondin" and "Paul's Case," the latter features composer and librettist Gregory Spears, who earned a Ph.D. in music from Princeton in 2007.


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"The Current State of Russian-US Relations: Conflict or Conciliation?" will be presented at 4:30 p.m. today by Igor Neverov, Bowl 5, Robertson Hall.
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