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Win Passes To The Advance Screening Of AFTER EARTH In St. Louis
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A crash landing leaves teenager Kitai Raige ( Jaden Smith ) and his legendary father Cypher ( Will Smith ) stranded on Earth, 1,000 years after cataclysmic events forced humanity's escape. With Cypher critically injured, Kitai must embark on a perilous journey to signal for help, facing uncharted terrain, evolved ...4 days ago -
Demi Moores Latest Love Admits Things Are Complicated! Is She Totes Single?
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Ooh, poor Demi Moore just cant get it right! While things seemed to be going damn well with Harry Morton , that apparently ended but all hope was not lost. She quickly appeared to be rebounding with commercial diver Will Hanigan . But a rebound might be all that it was as it NOW sounds like their love is ...4 days ago -
The Weekend Rap Up: Drake Sports Afro While Filming for Anchor Man 2
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DatzHott.com - "Where Everything Cool is Hott!" By Miranda Johnson @ Randa_writes Looks like Kanye West is not the only rapper making a cameo in Anchorman: The Legend Continues. Saturday, Drake was spotted shooting scenes for the sequel while rocking an interesting look through NYC. Taking a true blast to ...4 days ago -
Will Smith Reveals Working On New Music With Kanye West (Video)
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We seen the pictures of them in Brazil together, now Will Smith has revealed to HipHollywood that he is in fact working on new music with Kanye West . Few details are known but this will be an interesting collaboration when/if it ever sees the light of day. The post Will Smith Reveals Working On New Music ...4 days ago -
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Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues – Official Trailer | Video
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The most dysfunctional news room within the San Diego area is back this December as funnyman Will Ferrell reprises his role of mustachioed anchor Ron Burgundy in Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues . Along with Veronica Corningstone ( Christina Applegate ), Brian Fantana ( Paul Rudd ), Brick Tamland (Steve ...4 days ago -
Video: Will Smith Is Working On New Music With Kanye West
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Yahoo says its $ 1.1bn (£723m) purchase of blogging platform Tumblr will boost its revenue as soon as 2014. BBC News – Business4 days ago -
Star Scoop: SNL Says Goodbye to Stefon, Seth MacFarlene Says No to Oscar, Drake Drops By the Anchorman 2 Set
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We knew Bill Hader would go out with a bang, but we didn't see this coming! Hader's signature character, Stefon, hosted the wedding of the year to none other than Anderson Cooper . But who else managed to nab an invite? Hobocops, evil celebrity chef Wario Batali, human parking cones, and Stefon's brother ...4 days ago -
Champs Until Dethroned: Are the Baltimore Ravens the Best in the AFC? (Yahoo! Contributor Network)
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[VIDEO PREMIERE] Bang Bang (Will.i.am)
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New Study Released for Newly Constructed Hospitals to Reduce Energy Consumption 62 Percent
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In the wake of the economic recession and reforms instated by the Affordable Healthcare Act (AHA), the impact to hospitals' bottom line remains uncertain. According to a recent report by Moody's , the federal government will cut reimbursements to hospitals by more than $150 billion over the next 10 years. ...4 days ago -
"Ye Has Been Pushing Me A Little Bit" – Will Smith On Working With Kanye West In The Studio
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[ YouTube Link ] Will Smith briefly talks about working with Kanye West in the studio while making the promotional rounds for his new film After Earth that also stars his son Jaden Smith. What would a Kanye West and Will Smith song sound like? Hmmmm…..4 days ago -
Will Smith on Recording with Kanye West: "We Went Into the Studio a Couple Times"
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This past February , we got wind of Kanye West and Will Smith spending some time in Brazil to take in the sights, but they also messed around in the studio. At the time, we weren't quite sure if they were really working on music or just having some jam sessions. However, Will recently revealed that he actually has ...4 days ago -
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Will Smith Considering Making New Music; Developing Ideas With Kanye West
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DatzHott.com - "Where Everything Cool is Hott!" Jaden Smith is still busy at work promoting his new film, "After Earth." The young actor and his megastar father, Will Smith recently attended an "After Earth" press junket at Spaceport America in Truth Or Consequences, New Mexico on May 17th. Jaden and ...4 days ago -
Will.I.Am – Bang Bang [Video]
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Omega 3s, a special kind of polyunsaturated fat, is important for children as well as for adults. Since they are found only in a limited number of foods, especially cold-water fish, parents need to make a special effort to ensure their children get this crucial nutrient.
Researchers continue to find that two Omega 3s, docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) and arachidonic acid (ARA), may have major health benefits for children. For example, one recent study found that eating foods rich in DHA fatty acids may help protect high-risk children from developing type 1 diabetes. Other studies suggest that DHA and AHA, when added to infant formula, aid the development of the brain and improve eyesight.
Babies get omega 3s naturally from breast milk, which is the recommended nutrition for infants. But when babies need to be fed formula, look for a major brand that includes these omega 3s.
For toddlers, fish is by far the richest natural source of omega-3 fatty acids, but with all the worries about mercury contamination, children are eating less fish than ever. Help your child learn to enjoy seafood such as salmon, shrimp, canned light (not white) tuna and pollock, which all contain omega 3s and have the lowest levels of mercury.
For babies, you can puree a mild fish with a higher omega-3 variety like salmon, mixing it with steamed veggies and grated cheese. For toddlers and preschoolers, try salmon kabobs and tiny salmon patties. Also look for foods fortified with DHA; the version added to food is made from algae or purified fish oil.
One fish to stay away from is tilapia. It is high in mega 6, a fatty acid we generally get too much of and which can have unhealthy effects in disproportionate amounts.

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Welsh Mountain Samaritan Home (New Holland, Pennsylvania, USA)
Welsh Mountain Samaritan Home, located near New Holland, Pennsylvania, and sponsored by the Eastern Mennonite Board of Missions and Charities (Mennonite Church), is the successor of the Welsh Mountain Industrial Mission, which was converted into an old people's home and the name changed in 1924. The first guests were received soon afterward. Benjamin Buckwalter and wife of Newton, Kansas, were assigned as the first superintendent and matron in charge. Extensions to the building were built in 1929 and again in 1940. The guest capacity was 32, with a staff of about 10. The location was healthful and many found this a pleasant retreat to spend their closing days. Jesse Yoder and wife of Belleville, Pennsylvania, were the superintendent and matron in the late 1950s.
Dietzel, Angela. Welsh Mountain Home. Accessed 4 October 2007 <http://www.mcusa-archives.org/jhorsch/jhorsch2004/dietzel_essay.htm>.
Adapted by permission of Herald Press, Harrisonburg, Virginia, and Waterloo, Ontario, from Mennonite Encyclopedia, Vol. 4, p. 915. All rights reserved. For information on ordering the encyclopedia visit the Herald Press website.
©1996-2013 by the Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. All rights reserved.
MLA style: Buckwalter, Ira J. "Welsh Mountain Samaritan Home (New Holland, Pennsylvania, USA)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. 1959. Web. 23 May 2013. http://www.gameo.org/encyclopedia/contents/W4614.html.
APA style: Buckwalter, Ira J. (1959). Welsh Mountain Samaritan Home (New Holland, Pennsylvania, USA). Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. Retrieved 23 May 2013, from http://www.gameo.org/encyclopedia/contents/W4614.html.


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In validating the government's wide authority to collect foreign intelligence, it may offer legal credence to the Bush administration's repeated assertions that the president has constitutional authority to act without specific court approval in ordering national security eavesdropping.
Separately, in his confirmation hearing today, Attorney General nominee Eric Holder said the President cannot violate FISA:
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We will stay here again. Plenty of space in the room, good location, the innkeepers were helpful and friendly. A few blocks from the beach and town but not too far to walk or bike. Bikes were provided by inn - perfect stay.
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A small round up of my 10k win from yesterdays test event, in preparation for next months World Championships in Barcelona harbour
A small round up of my 10k win from yesterdays test event, in preparation for next months World Championships in Barcelona harbour
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Friday's Chorizo & Chickpea soup Along with Steak #foodblog
Friday's #foodblog
Pre training was a banana because \i knew the session would be an easy one. Post training breakfast was day 2 of straying from my usual (shreddies & raisins) and I once again had sugar puffs! No particular reason for that I just wanted a change.
Lunch - Chorizo & chick pea soup
I had a tin of chick peas in the cupboard for ages and didnt know what to do with them so I did some research and found a really recipe with chorizo.
What you need; 100g chorizo, 1 tin chick peas, 30-40g red or green lentils, 1 red onion, 2 carrots, 2 celery sticks, 500ml vegetable stock, paprika, seasoning.
What I did; For this recipe you just use 1 pan so make sure it can hold 750ml of stock at least. In the pan fry the chopped chorizo for 2 minutes in a little oil. Add the chopped red onion and fry for a further 4 minutes.
Add the chopped carrots & chopped celery and cook for another 5 minutes. Add 1-2 tbsp of paprika and fry for another minute. Now add the vegetable stock and bring to the boil. Once the water is boiling add the lentils and simmer for 20-25 minutes.
Serve with warm crusty bread!
Friday night I had gym and needed to replace the protein that I used in the gym so for Friday night's dinner we had …… sirloin steak!
Dinner - Sirloin steak with baked potato and salad.
What you need; sirloin steak, baking potatoes, salad or garden peas.
There really isn't a recipe for this and David cooked the steak for me but I will still show you a picture :)
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Neo Instruments Ventilator Rotary Simulator Pedal Reviews4.6/5.0 based on 36 customer reviews
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Kirk Fischer
from Temple, TX April 30, 2013Music Background: Pro Musician Old School GoodBack in the 1970's I owned Leslie 825 and a vintage 147 for my Hammond M100. Today it's a Roland VK7 with a Leslie sim that is shrill and unsatisfying... so I bought a Motion Sound (real deal) but it's 80 pounds and problematic outdoors - the inboard mics are also shrill.The Ventilator solves all that. It not only provides the best-I've-heard rotation simulation, it also models how the old 122s and 147s altered the tone, giving it body and rolling off the highs just enough to let this Roland just scream without the harshness. Pumped through my Mackie SRM450s my rig is now every bit as good as the old M100/147 combo at 1/10th the size and weight. Happy camper.
Steve Gasiecki
from Ohio April 3, 2013Music Background: Musician ExcellentBought it to use with my Roland VR-700 V-Combo. Amazing difference in not only the leslie sim, but the Leslie 122 modeling as well. Has that high end roll off modeled just right, and actually gives you that sense of swirling around you instead of just at and away from you. Also allows me to use the Hammond model in my Jupiter-80 when I can't bring the V-Combo. Very happy with the purchase.
Brad Reid
from Arkansas February 25, 2013Music Background: hobby player now Neo Ventilator with guitarGetting back into playing, I was looking at Leslie simulator pedals. After previously owning a Leslie Model 16 (same as Fender Vibratone) and also a Hammond C3/Leslie 147, I knew this was going to be a long search.I heard about Neo Ventilator on YouTube and watched clips with both guitar/amp and keyboards demoed. I was astonished by how close it sounded to a Leslie (both the Fender Vibratone/Leslie Model 16 and a 122). Yes, there were less expensive options, but none approached the sound/versatility of the Neo. After receiving and using it, I was truly sold on it!! I don't have any keyboards right now, but I know that if I do get some, the Neo will have a place in their use. Sweetwater's customer service is second to none, and It was on my doorstep two business days after ordering the item. When I have ordered from other online retailer's it would usually take 5-7 business days to receive.
Randy Skolnik
from Biloxi, MS December 7, 2012Music Background: Keyboard player (who lugged a B3 and Rhodes 88 all over creation) Happy Camper!I haven't been this happy in a Very Long time! When you run a hot signal into the ventilator (which they recommend), the typical hiss that you hear coming from your stereo PA speakers slowly pans back and forth (as the Leslie horn simulation spins at slow rotation). This is the (exact) sound of the great "Hammond Beast" waiting to be let out. It will inspire you to play a screaming solo as you change the rotation back and forth from fast to slow. Raising the "overdrive" slightly past 12 o'clock puts just the right "edge" on your tone. It reminds me of the time I ran two microphones from my Leslie into a Marshall tube amp, placed the Marshall amp (facing me) on top of my B3 as it blasted me right in the face (while I pretended to be Rick Wakeman, Keith Emerson, etc. This is the exact same thing (minus the ear damage).
Steffen Presley
from Southern California November 13, 2012Music Background: Pro musician, producer, arranger and studio owner Perfection and more!I've owned a Leslie 147 for many many years. I know it inside-out! I recently had my Hammond B3 modified so I could hook up the Ventilator at the same time as the Leslie 147 while switching rotor speeds on both from one switch. Recording both outputs allows me to do instant A/B comparisons between the Leslie and the Ventilator. For me the results were quite surprising! I expected there to be some tonal differences for at least these reasons: the Ventilator was modeled on a Leslie 122 (not a 147), plus there is the factor of microphones and mic preamps on the 147. Nevertheless, with relatively neutral settings on both units, the sound was so close to identical that I could not tell the difference! Well actually there are certain undesirable artifacts from the 147 (relay switching sound- not usually perceivable in a music track) which gave it away since the Ventilator does not produce these artifacts (which is good!). The Ventilator also has a variety of very useful controls for altering the sound, including a tube overdrive knob which can produce more distortion than my Leslie cranked all the way up. Along with this, you can overdrive the input which also adds up to a classic overdrive effect. All in all, the Ventilator is pretty much perfect and I would never hesitate to use it on professional gigs and recordings.
Kasha Phillips
from Patronville, IN October 7, 2012Music Background: Keyboardist SUPERB!I cannot believe how great this sounds with my Korg SV1 organ sound I use. This thing is the bomb! Even through a crappy 20 year old Peavey amp, it sounds good. Love this thing!
from Milmont Park,Pa. September 3, 2012Music Background: Pro Musician Neo Instruments VentilatorWhat a killer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Leave it to the Germans for getting that sound right on the money. As a old school keyboardist having a Hammond B-3 and two 147 leslie cabinets on stage was a monster sound and I was forty years younger. Now at 58 I get tired just thinking about lifting those boat anchors. With alittle adjustments and experimenting you can get the sound and feel of a 122,147,or 145 leslie simulation even in a mono setting and be pleased.. There is nothing out there like this on the market, trust me I spent an extreme amount of research. Its alittle high in price but I glad I purchased the unit it was a painless life time investment.I didn't purchase the remote pedal if you have a stereo 1/4"input jack sustain pedal it works with out the added cost. My band members couldn't believe I was going to get that leslie sound they were speechless at the end of the gig.Once again what a killer!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Errol Edwards
from Arlington, TX. August 2, 2012Music Background: Pro Musician The Neo Ventilator is the best Leslie Simulator I have ever usedThe Neo Ventilator sounds like a real 122 Leslie Speaker. The Neo Ventilator is smaller in size, weighs less than a 122 Leslie Speaker.
Tom Bowne
from Lexington, Kentucky July 19, 2012Music Background: Working musician since 1967 They've nailed itI don't often write reviews about the gear I buy, so this is special. I had heard Jim Alfredson playing an XK3c with the Janiva Magness band and was blown away by the tone. I have an XK3c, and it's a terrific clonewheel. But it never sounded like that! I checked out his website and his demo of the Neo Ventilator. Had to try it for myself. Bought one from Sweetwater and plugged it into my amp (Motion Sound KP200s) before my band rehearsed last night. I know this is going to sound like heresy, but...I like it better than the 122. There, I said it. You can customize a Leslie, but certainly not this easily. And the tone and punch this box adds to my sound blows my mind. A welcome addition to my rig!
Marie Taylor
from Utica, NY April 24, 2012Music Background: A keyboard players wife and enjoyer of music. Neo Instruments Ventilator is excellent!I purchased this product as a birthday gift for my husband. As youngsters we would haul around his giant leslie cabinet when he played out. A few years back he sold the leslie. Missing the effect of it, I saw him researching this ventilator and I took advantage. We are both amazed and very pleased with the awesome effects it puts out. Now when he packs up his gear, he picks it up with one hand, chuckles, and says..."should I take the leslie or leave it home...right...I'm taking it!" I highly recommend this product.
Lux de Luxe
from Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil April 24, 2012Music Background: Musician, singer-songwriter, producer. Very merry-go-roundAnd you can just say it again. Wow! I'm a-blown away, like in an Oklahoma twister?Man, do I know leslies, not actual organ leslies, mind you, but almost every rotating device for guitar the market has had to offer, even a bheringer 50 bucks pedal, I' m the sucker for the thing, I'll always give it a shot, or in the bheringer case, won't give a a shit. This here ventilator...( wonder if they got the title from 'Ventilator Blues' a murky leslie'd piano sounding track on The Stone's Exile on main street. I, myself, owe a lot of my rotating desire to, first and foremost, George Harrison on Abbey Road, Something et all, Clapton's signature rotating Badge riff, and surely Mick Taylor ...or was it Keef? on Let it loose, the fast speed rotation on the descending bass d maj arpeggio still gets to me. Well, yeah, and then there's Gilmore, Floyd did record at Abbey Road, after all. I'd guess probably the Mecca of all rotating speakers for guitars (and vocals) would be the ole' 147 cabinet they kept there, now the opperation's been sold, and you know how these things go...mon, did I get sidetracked )...is the ultimate experiece. Period. I've had Boogie Revolvers, loved the progressive speed pedal, found them hard to mike, andI have been using Hughes & kettner's Rotosphere for over 10 years, apart from the more complicated and thorough Motion Sounds, they're the best serving units I've come across. This Ventilator thang goes a couple of notches over, and as far as fooling my ears and brains, I'm looking no further, for now... What I did was split it stereo on the new EC Tremolux and an ole tweed Champ. Do that and you are in a room with the actual walnut monster, in your mind, it's that real. I' m sure getting another one, I fear it might break down, or run out, and I just can't be without it any more. The mike distance parameter makes a lot of the difference, but it doesn't stop there. It's a typically hearing to believe case, don't take my word on it. You think modelling won't fool you, well think again, smart-alec, or don't, just do it, get it, you' ll thank me. Seen?
from tennessee April 11, 2012Music Background: played professional in70's,church and started 70's group in 2012 neo ventelatorI USED 2 122 LESLIES IN THE 70'S AND DECIDED TO TRY THE NEO AND I AM AMAZED AT HOW ACCURATE THE REPRODUCTION OF THE LESLIE SOUND IS COMING OUT OF THE NEO AND A ROLAND KC 550 AMP, THE OTHER MEMBERS OF THE BAND CAN NOT BELIEVE THE QUALITY OF THE SOUND EITHER. IT CARRIES IN A EQUIPMENT BAG. HOPEFULLY IT HOLDS UP AS WELL AS IT SOUNDS. THANKS
phil weaver
from Tamworth Australia NSW April 3, 2012Music Background: Pro musician ventilator rotary simulatorAfter hearing about this product from a keyboard player at the Tamworth country music festival i contacted sweetwater and arranged purchase and delivery to Australia.The service from sweetwater was spot on and the sales person i dealt with Zach Neals was excellent.The ventilator arrived in Australia spot on time as promised.When i coupled it up to my Hammond xk3 i was blown away how realistic it is.No more lugging leslie cabs for me anymore.
Doc LaFalce
from March 13, 2012Music Background: Pro Musician Great PedalI've been searching for years for a pedal like this... no more lugging around bulky Leslies.... This thing is amazing... when I kick this thing in on my Korg CX-3 you can't tell the difference between the Korg and a Hammond B-3 w9ith leslie... I LOVE IT
Brad Chrysler
from Bellingham WA December 9, 2011Music Background: Keyboard Player for Memphis Rain Neo VentilatorI am currently playing in a band with three other band members who have all played with piano legend Larry Knectel. Larry used an authentic B-3 and a real leslie for most of his organ work. All of us are familiar with the true leslie/B-3 sound. We are all blown away by the performance of the Neo Ventilator. So what you are getting here really is four votes. The guys in the band are just a pleased as I am with what we have affectionately come to know as "The Unit" . The authenticity of "the unit" can easily satisfy even seasoned professionals who know what a real leslie sounds like. well worth the money.
Malachi Thompson
from Minot ND October 13, 2011Music Background: Keyboardist Great ProductThis is a powerful addition to any musician's gig setup. Very powerful and authentic Leslie sound...Highly recommend!:)
from Kansas City August 23, 2011Music Background: Organist/Keyboardist Awesome productThis little digital leslie122 in a box was worth every penny I spent. check it out
from NoHo, CA USA July 27, 2011Music Background: pro guitarist Amazing Pedal- well worth the priceWhen I first set up my Ventilator I dialed in the Keith Richards "Let It Loose" sound and could not stop playing it for 30 minutes or more. I have not had a chance to play through a Leslie before but have tried several simulators. This is by far the richest most authentic sound I've had a chance to play with. The slow speed can provide a nice subtle texture to your tone that enhances without being obvious, kick in the high speed for a more dramatic effect.It is not inexpensive but if you love the Leslie sound and don't have a roadie to carry a real one for you this is the way to go.
M in SC
from SC June 18, 2011 The Leslie Rotating Speaker SoundThere have been many attempts at simulating that rotary speaker sound with varying degrees of failure. Some, like the Uni-Vibe are really viable sounds in their own right. But that true Leslie sound has never been available aside from the real thing until the NV. This nails it and weighs under 10 lbs. It works with keyboards and guitars and other instruments and mics. It is worth your time to research it if you have any interest in this effect.Search for Lance Keltner's review and a fine demonstration of the Neo Ventilator tastefully used in his band's performance.
from Minneapolis, MN June 15, 2011Music Background: Songwriter, Pro Musician This thing sounds REAL!Wow! Don't settle for bad onboard rotary simulators anymore! I ran this through my Nord Electro 2, and it was all over. The search for authentic Leslie tone has ended. I tried getting that sound and tone through the Motion Sound PRO-145, in which I was seriously disappointed. This baby sounds ten times better, is a third of the cost, and is a mere fraction of the weight! As others have said here, if you're chasing after that genuine Leslie tone (that doesn't require a hand truck to transport), your search can end right here.
Mahdiy A
from Connecticut USA April 16, 2011Music Background: Songwriter/musician (Hammond) You will NOT regret buying it!Unbelievable I have a Hammond A100 w/Leslie 251 and there was always something missing in the sound. Well I found it in the Neo Ventilator . My A100 into the Ventilator out to a Mickie mixer that is out putting in to a pair of Mickie SRM 450's and my sound is HOT.Sounded so good I thought about putting my Leslie 251 out side with a sign on it that says FREE. But I didn't do that! It's in the corner and I have no intention of plunging up/using that Leslie. If you have a Hammond or other keyboard and something is missing! Buy the Neo Ventilator and you will kick your self for not buying it sooner:-)
Jim Conley
from Muncie, Indiana February 25, 2013Music Background: I,m 62, been playing a long time. Buy and sell Hammonds and Leslies. neo ventilatorsometimes it actually sounds better than a real Leslie. If that is possible. No miking problems, and no weight problems.
from Los Angeles, CA August 3, 2012Music Background: Semi-Pro. Have been playing pretty steady for about 45 years. Lots of corporate gigs, concerts in parks, weddings, clubs, parties, etc. Closest simulator I've heardThe best I've come across.
Matt D.
from Upstate New York March 27, 2012Music Background: Playing since 1967. Studio, clubs, stage and theater Best Sim YetI've tried several electronic simulators and this is the closest I've heard to an actual Leslie.I played a 147 for years and just can't practically lug it around any more. I've tried the Voce Spin and the Boss pedal. They were OK but did not have quite the space and motion that I loved. I finally settled on a Motion Sound KBR-M. I love this little cabinet with a rotor of its own! I got it in 2000 and have beat the heck out of it for the past 12 years. I've recently been llaying in a louder rock band and blew the horn out of the KBR and needed something that would have the sound I love and play at level I needed. After reading several good reviews and listening to all of the youtube videos I thought I'd try the the Neo Ventilator. I'm glad I did. In a nutshell, it has a superior sound, is built like a tank, and can be configured in a number of ways. It's not perfect, but it's really, really good. I have a Nord Electro 2 and it's sim is extremely lacking. But I love the portability and programmibility of the unit. With the right cabinet, it really gets the B3 sound. The Vent does the job well. It is a bit bright when it's run flat, but with available adjustment, you can dial in what you need. The only down side is the cost. It is, by far, the most expensive sim available. However, if you weight that against a real Leslie (figuratively and literally) it's a reasonable investment. I also got the remote control pedal. It's an additional cost. but I don't want the Ventilator underfoot where drinks and dancers can get at it. If the sound matters to you, this is the unit. Also, kudos to Sweetwater. I've been doing business with them for over 20 years. They are the best by any measure. Service, price, product availability and product knowledge... they have it all.
Rev S
from NYC January 1, 2012Music Background: Pro Can't Stop HyperVentilatingThe ventilator is awesome. There are so many bad leslie simulators on the market, well it's about time they made a great one! You get complete ability to control every little nuance of the sound. Any organ player who is not using a real leslie, has to get this. Only issue is that the unit comes set up with a mono in and stereo out but Neo says you can re solder the wires for stereo in and out. Why not just do that then? Especially for what they are charging...
from New York December 31, 2011Music Background: Playing and working for 40 + years Neo Instruments Ventilator - The best, so far!Love this device! I'm using it for guitar, and when set in the "Keyboard" mode, it nails the Leslie sound heard on so many classic recordings.
Joel Bouchillon
from Birmingham/Nashville December 29, 2011Music Background: Professional Touring Musician and Recording Engineer (Google Search for more information) Neo VentilatorAfter demo'ing the Neo Ventilator In a live-performance situation, the Vent was so conviencing, that I immeditately SOLD my Lesile 147 to purchase this pedal. My sound source was a Numa Organ; and, the combiniation between Numa and Neo is incrediable.But, the real compliment that I can give to the to Vent is not from me but from the FOH engineer. After the show, he had totally forgotten that I had replaced my 147 with the Vent and during the set tear-down, the sound engineer had walked back to the keyboard position to where I normally housed the Leslie to remove the mic's from the cabinet and realized that the organ was running through the Vent...not a Leslie. The only reason I did not give it a 5.0 star rating is because the pedal does not have a Rotor Brake control. Although, it does have By-Pass switch, this does not simulate the sound of a fully stopped rotor. Though, I have talked to Neo's tech support and voiced a few minor tweeks to the Vent....one being making a RackVersion....in which, will be a reality...Yes!
from Los Angeles, CA February 14, 2011Music Background: Semi-pro Great Leslie Sim for Guitar & Live Application!I got one of these boxes from Germany when there wasn't any organized US distribution yet! Love it! Glad to see that Sweetwater picked up distribution. Folks on YouTube wre saying "where can I get one of these?" Running it stereo into 2 amps live provides the killer "Badge" Leslie sound.
from San Francisco East Bay Area April 5, 2013Music Background: Passionate Hobbyist and Student VentilatorIf you want very realistic Hammond/Leslie sound, the Vent is exactly what you need. Well worth the investment.It was easy to set up with my Korg Kronos. I programmed the Kronos to have the organ sounds go through a separate channel to the Vent. This achieves an excellent stereo effect of the Leslie sound. The Vent has a wide variety of setting for you to get the precise sound your listening for. The Vent has a "substantial" feel to it - Seems well made. from Boston March 19, 2013Music Background: Total amateur More than adequateGood enough to allow you to ditch the Leslie and buy a really powerful keyboard amp. Portability and high volume after all these years... Strongly recommend the foot switch. Lack of a power switch is a little weird. Makes any keyboard with a half decent organ setting sound great. The overdrive is a hoot.from Las Vegas, Nv. March 7, 2013Music Background: Pro Musician / ELectronic Technician Ventilator Adapter DesignThe Ventlator is very good in recreating a real Leslie 122, but their is several Design flaws that should be considered. First the unit should have a on/off switch; second the AC adapter barell jack and plug doesn't really fit right (loose) when plugging in the cord. The barell shaft is too long for the jack because it has to accomadate the frame opening and length to the PCB Board.
from COVERT, MI. December 28, 2012Music Background: KEYBOARD PLAYER SINCE 1967,GUITAR & SINGER. a must for keyboards, but over priced.FOR THE PRICE OF THIS FANTASTIC GADGET, THE OPITIONAL FOOT SWICH SHOULD COME WITH IT.
Bill Maruca
from Pittsburgh May 31, 2012Music Background: weekend bar-band R&B keyboardist Don't break your back with a LeslieI have tried every Leslie simulator on the market for decades. I own a Leslie 145 but it stays put on the stage of the main club where I play. I used the Motion Sound Pro-3 and then their KBR-M amp, but they sound muddy compared to the Ventilator. The best feature of the Vent is the distance knob - the closer the virtual mic is set, the greater the "throb" of the rotors. I use the Vent with a Hammond Suzuki XK3c and even used it with the organ patches on a Privia PX-3 digital piano for a couple one-keyboard gigs which made those patches much more usable.
larry choate
from springfield, mo January 15, 2012Music Background: pro musician neo ventilatori think tihis is a great unit, not having anything like this before i did not know what to expect, as soon as i hooked it up to my keyboard and turned it on i loved it. it did everything they said it would do. thank you.
from Napa, CA October 11, 2012Music Background: old fogie fiddler Better Leslie sim than mostGUITAR ONLY ReviewPros: Realistic Leslie rotating speaker sound. Unit PCB can be modified for 2 channel input. Quiet operation if first in line. Good speed change effect when switching speeds or engaging pedal. Cons: Unit gets muddy easily behind OD/distortion/sustain pedals, so has to be put at front of signal chain- negating the stereo capability (unless your sc is all stereo). Speed control makes the pedal difficult to set because the slowest/fast speed is too fast, and the fastest/slow speed is too slow. I played extensively with it and finally gave up and accepted the speed compromises. And an $85 remote pedal to stop the rotating?!! IT NEEDS AN EXPRESSION PEDAL TO CHANGE SPEED 0-20RPM. Balance control works well to get critical T/B balance. Distance control has no discernable effect. Too expensive for effect on guitar. Would probably be worth it for keyboard.
from Texas November 30, 2011Music Background: Musician, Recording, LIve Ventilatorits not what i thought it would be. I play guitar and keys. I was really looking for something for guitar that sounds like a phase shifter pedal i have that is getting really old. I don't think it has a good sound on the guitar at all. Sounds more like a chorus. However on the keys it sounds great. But I'm still a little disapointed that it does not have a left and right in and a left and right out that would swriling the soung separatly like two lesliesNeo Instruments Ventilator Rotary Simulator PedalRotary Speaker Simulator Pedal with Bass and Treble Rotor Emulation, Drive Section, Virtual Mic Placement, and 2 Footswitches |


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The Newburyport Farmers Summer Market celebrates local fresh produce every Sunday morning rain or shine! Start your Sunday browsing fresh North Shore local produce, meats, cheeses, and seafood in an open air market atmosphere! Food and beverage vendors offer fresh hot coffee, breakfast treats and delicious food. Live music every week!
The Fast Chicks 5k is a community fundraiser race that celebrates active women and raises funds for a selected charity each year. There's also a FREE kids race - a 100 yard dash! Now in it's second year, the race begins and ends at Patton park and funds raise this year will go to the Community Giving Tree, a North Shore organization based in Boxford that provides gently used children's clothes, equipment, and basic necessities for families in need.
The Manchester Public Library Presents: The Beantown Jumpers Double Dutch Team! This demonstration event is a lot of energetic fun for everyone! The team will perform a "Fusion" music presentation and then they will demonstrate the jumping styles necessary for competitions, including speed (2 minutes), compulsory (25 second dance routine) and a free-style (tricks) routine (1 minute). After the presentation, group participation with the team is encouraged. Audience members will learn how to jump in, turn the ropes and some jump rope tricks!
The Happy as a Clam 5k, Family Fun Run & Wellness Fair is a yearly event that's filled with fun for both kids and adults. There will be a 5k road race and a 1 mile family fun run. Whole families are encouraged to do the fun run. There will be medals given to all children under 12 yrs. old and there will be family prizes as well.
The Cape Ann Relay for Life is a community event that raises funds funds for the American Cancer Society and creates an opportunity to celebrate those who have battled cancer, remember lost loved ones, and fight back against the disease. The 2013 Relay will take place at Newell Stadium at the Gloucester High School .
The Brain Balance Achievement Center of Danvers is proud to host a free workshop at the Danvers center featuring Brain Balance founder Dr. Steven Bromberg. The workshop provides drug-free solutions for families that have children suffering with social, behavior and academic difficulties such as with ADHD, Learning Differences and Autism Spectrum Disorders. This workshop is not to be missed as Dr. Bromberg will provide parents with real activities they can do at home to help their children and immediately see changes.
BeachFit Moms is coming to Newburyport! Join the Movement to get fit and have fun while bringing your baby/children! BeachFit Moms is The New Workout Movement for the Most Exciting Stage of your Life...Motherhood! The Grand Opening is free so bring a friend and RSVP to email@example.com. Gift Bags, special offers, children's activities, snacks, and a raffle immediately following the workout! Get BeachFit!
Together, Anna Jaques Hospital and Commonwealth Newburyport Cancer Center, present an engaging event to educate the community about cancer prevention. The FREE seminar and cooking demonstration will be led by local holistic health counselor Tanya Tzitzon. She will give a brief overview of basic foods, like fresh or frozen vegetables and fruits, whole grains, healthy good quality fats, legumes, quality proteins and herbs and spices that should be incorporated into your diet and why.
Beverly Public Library hosts the North Shore Chapter of Nursing Mother's Council on the last Friday of every month at 10 am. For March 2013 the discussion will be 'Picky Eaters & Good Nutrition'. An accredited breastfeeding counselor will be present to facilitate discussion on the monthly topic and provide evidence-based breastfeeding information. All mothers and their children are welcome to attend. Contact Sara at 978.969.3080 with any questions.
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Dear Friends and Neighbors,
Grassroots Tosa, along with countless Wisconsin residents, is alarmed and dissatisfied with the leadership of Governor Scott Walker. Not only has he failed to create jobs and improve the economy, he has divided our communities, alienated hard-working citizens, and misled the people of Wisconsin. Since his election, his record and actions clearly illustrate that he governs to protect the interests of his corporate friends, not those of us who work hard and take pride in our great state.
- FAILED ON JOB CREATION: Walker promised to create 250,000 jobs, but under his leadership, Wisconsin has lost more jobs than any other state over the past year. Our economy is lagging behind the entire country. We need a leader who will look past ideology and party politics to get the job done.
- FAILED THE MIDDLE CLASS: Instead of reducing the increasing tax burden on middle class and working families, Walker gave $2 billion in tax breaks to corporations -- and as job numbers confirm, none of it is "trickling down" to ordinary citizens.
- FAILED OUR SCHOOLS: Walker cut $1.6 billion from our schools – the largest cut in the nation – jeopardizing our kids' education, as well as the economic competitiveness of our state.
- FAILED OUR DEMOCRATIC TRADITIONS: Walker has disregarded Wisconsin's traditions of honest, open and accountable government, with his secret meetings, rushed votes and his outright cooperation with out-of-state corporate contributors. Walker and his former county staff are the subject of a criminal investigation to determine their involvement in illegal campaign activities.
- FAILED ENVIRONMENTAL RECORD: Walker has failed to implement sensible energy policies that would create clean energy jobs, reduce our dependence on foreign oil and protect our pristine natural resources, which provide the basis of our tourism industry.
- FAILED ON HEALTH CARE: Walker has failed to rein in rising health care costs and stop insurance companies from discriminating against individuals with pre-existing conditions. Instead, he has made it more difficult for seniors, working families and those with disabilities to access basic health care.
- FAILED ON WOMEN'S HEALTH: Walker gutted critical health care services for women – including cancer screenings and HIV testing – inhibiting thousands of women from receiving basic preventive care services.
- FAILED ON WORKERS' RIGHTS: Walker explicitly misled Wisconsin citizens, never stating during his campaign that he would strip fifty-years of collective bargaining rights from over 175,000 teachers, nurses, police officers and other hard-working citizens.
We can't afford the failed leadership of Governor Walker and Lieutenant Governor Rebecca Kleefisch. We need new leaders who will reclaim Wisconsin, restore the integrity of our political system and get us working again! Vote for Tom Barrett and Mahlon Mitchell on Tuesday June 5th.


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Fashion and women have had an ongoing romantic affair since times immemorial. Every fashion conscious woman would strive to create her own signature style that draws her apart from the rest of the crowd and gives her a personality that is very appealing and unique. Women with romantic fashion personality, are exceptionally feminine and romantic and live in the glorious days of the past. Let's take a look at what makes a woman fall into the category of a romantic fashion personality.
1. The love for feminine stuff
A romantic fashion personality is essentially very feminine looking with a love for all things dainty and delicate. This would include a love for flowing fabrics, ruffles, velvety gowns, lace, soft and glossy clothes, feminine silhouettes and all things historical and romantic.
The Victorian era appeals to them as it is part of a romantic past where women used to wear delicate clothing hats, gloves skirts and girdled gowns which denote ultra feminine tastes. Their interest in art and crafts would also consist of floral motifs, hatpins as collections, china etc. If you belong to this category of women, you are truly a romantic fashion personality.
2. A sneak peek into the closet
Take a look at the romantic fashion personality's closet and you will be transported back to a bygone era where skirts were always modestly below the knee, tops were frilly, pastel, floral, well below the hips and very elegant and pants very feminine with soft and drape silhouettes predominant. Probe deeper and you will find long skirts, an abundance of sweaters, few suits and a total absence of things that are crisp, well tailored or tight.
Their jewelry box will be replete with antique necklaces and earrings and vintage styles that are everlasting and beautifully delicate and feminine. You will also find hats and gloves of various sizes and shapes to go with every elaborate romantic attire.
3. Clothes for work and leisure
A romantic fashion personality will have a much less professional dressing style than her modern counter parts. She would prefer to wear a feminine dress than a suit and would turn up in a cardigan than a jacket which is more of a manly attire in her opinion. Skirts would be more acceptable to them than pants as skirts are more feminine and graceful.
On casual weekends, a romantic fashion personality can even stand out in the crowd with her eccentric fashion sense. Among the countless denims and casual tees, they would be seen in floppy pants or lengthy long skirts which are far from the usual norm.
4. Romantic fashion personality shopping patterns
These are the women who are not driven by a sense of style and what is in vogue. They are more drawn to floral and frilly stuff, rather than fitted and stylish clothes that define the woman of today. Very few clothing stores would cater to such clothing styles and romantic fashion personalities have a tough time choosing their preferences.
However, there are certain romantic clothing stores like Coldwater Creek, Speigel, J.Jill etc. which specifically cater to the needs and fantasies of romantic fashion personalities.
5. Style of romantic fashion personality
As frills and fringes are unavoidable accessories for a romantic fashion personality, they could look more girlish and naive than mature and strong like modern women. Their professional and casual attires can sometimes be the butt of a joke and hence romantic fashion personalities need to balance their look by adding some modern accessories and accent pieces to their personality. This will help them gel with the crowd and become less noticeable.
6. Tips for romantic fashion personality
a. A romantic fashion personality could be left with an inferiority complex as people may derive wrong assumptions about her abilities. If you are of short stature, the styles that you choose from the bygone era will work against your favour as ruffles, long skirts, laces and frills will only highlight you short and petite figure.
b. People have a tendency to judge a person by her wardrobe and create a personalised impression which has nothing to do with your actual abilities and personality. Your sense of style can make or break your entire personality and for romantic fashion personalities, mostly their dress sense breaks their personality, unless they are very careful as to add finer elements to their dressing styles, taken from the modern world.
c. For women who are short and fat, avoid too many frills and fringes, especially around the waist and bust line. Stick to sleeker and more fitted silhouettes and baggy styles of jackets and tops. This will elongate your figure and add the illusion of a few inches more than what you actually are.
d. Stick to darker shades to avoid that very feminine look with pastels all through. You may use a white or a pastel shade top and a matching dark skirt or trousers to break the monotony. Though jackets may not be your arena, it is important to invest in a few sleek ones which you can throw over your frilly tops while you are at work. This will improve your image and confidence level and improve the attitude of your colleagues and peers towards you.


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Riot police were called to Windsor Park after a number of Rovers fans are understood to have broken through barriers in the North Stand and made their way towards Linfield fans.
Officers brought the situation under control but both sets of supporters were heard goading each other throughout the game, which had to be stopped briefly after a flare and smoke canister were thrown on the pitch.
It is understood a number of seats were ripped up in the North Stand.
Police say fans were able to leave the match safely, following Linfield's defeat 3-1 and 7-2 on aggregate.
Missiles were thrown at officers in Tates Avenue by a number of people at around 9.40pm however calm was soon restored.
No-one was hurt.
A statement from the PSNI said: "Police reported that a number of people were throwing missiles at them in the Tates Avenue area at approximately 9.40pm.
"Further police went into the area and the incident was over within 10 minutes. There were no reports of any injuries in this incident."
PSNI confirmed they will be following up inquiries into the disturbances.
A spokesperson for Shamrock Rovers said the club is "very disappointed by the behaviour of some of our fans at Windsor Park last night".
"We brought over 500 supporters to Belfast and the majority of them got behind the team and enjoyed watching the club progress to the semi-finals of the competition," they said.
"Out of the over 500 fans, about 20 caused the problems that occurred last night; we are looking closely at what happened and will take whatever action is necessary."
"The Setanta Cup is a great competition. We won it in 2011 and Trevor (Croly, manager) and the squad are very keen to replicate that again this year."
The majority of our fans got behind the team last night and enjoyed their trip to Windsor Park to watch the two most successful clubs on the island compete in all-Ireland competition.Shamrock Rovers
The majority of our fans got behind the team last night and enjoyed their trip to Windsor Park to watch the two most successful clubs on the island compete in all-Ireland competition.
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On Tuesday Sports Minister Carál Ní Chuilín said that there is "no place for this type of behaviour in sport".
"So much work has gone on behind the scenes to ensure that football takes place in a welcoming and friendly environment," the Sinn Féin MLA said.
"Destruction and violence have no place on the football terraces.
"It was for this reason that my Department worked in partnership with the Department of Justice in the development of legislation (the Justice Act (NI) 2011) which introduced new criminal offences around spectator behaviour at major matches in the north.
"I call on both clubs to assist the authorities in any investigation that follows last night's disgraceful scenes."
The trouble comes after a section of Linfield fans were filmed singing allegedly sectarian songs during the first leg in Dublin last week.
South Belfast SDLP MLA Conall McDevitt said: "I think the vast majority of Dubliners, real Shamrock Rovers fans are really just disgusted at the carry-on of a small number of people.
"Clearly having to put up with the brunt of some of the unfortunate behaviour of a small minority of Linfield fans last week, thought they'd come and do the same in Belfast and its deplorable."
The South Belfast MLA said that clubs on both sides of the border needed to work to address the issue.
Mr McDevitt added: "We need to tackle in an even more robust way, bigotry and hatred in soccer in Ireland.
"It's not football, it doesn't reflect, I believe, what either Shamrock Rovers or the Linfield fans stand for."
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By gaildick1014 on 26 Apr 2012
Hello everyone! I am currently looking into BR. I am 5'4 with 42DDD! I absolutly hate them! Back, neck, shoulder pain for years now! If I could go down to a B cup I would. Has anyone heard of a doctor going down that small?
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That would be me!!! Kimmers Breast Reduction.
I started as a DDD and ended up in a B


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After I changed and ...finally got the certificate to work with no errors... with the help of my hosting company
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Arms Control TodayOctober 2, 2012
Top negotiators representing Iran and six world powers met Sept. 18 in Istanbul for what both sides described as a "constructive" discussion on the future of high-level negotiations over Iran's disputed nuclear program.
Arms Control TodayJuly 5, 2012
Over the past four decades, the world has gotten several glimpses of the illicit procurement methods used to support nuclear programs: Iraq's diversion in the 1980s of agricultural loan funds into its nuclear procurement program, the payment schemes of the Abdul Qadeer Khan network as part of its sale of uranium hexafluoride to Libya,1 and the fraudulent transactions through New York banks of shell companies linked to IRISL, Iran's state-owned shipping company.
Arms Control TodayJuly 5, 2012
Hossein Mousavian is a research scholar at Princeton University's Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs. From 1997 to 2005, he was the head of the Foreign Relations Committee of Iran's National Security Council; from 2003 to 2005, he served as spokesman for Iran in its nuclear negotiations with the European Union. He is author of The Iranian Nuclear Crisis: A Memoir (2012).
Arms Control TodayJuly 5, 2012
Olli Heinonen has been a senior fellow at the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs at Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government since 2010. Prior to that, he served for 27 years at the International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna, including five years as deputy director general and head of the Department of Safeguards.
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Arms Control TodayJuly 5, 2012
Although North Korea continues "actively to defy" UN Security Council resolutions, international sanctions "appeared to have slowed" the country's activities in areas such as development of its nuclear and ballistic missile programs, according to a report to the UN Security Council on the implementation of the sanctions imposed by the resolutions.
Arms Control TodayJuly 5, 2012
Additional U.S. sanctions targeting Iran's banking and oil sectors went into effect June 28, further restricting Iran's ability to export oil and isolating the country from the international financial system.
Arms Control TodayJuly 5, 2012
Additional U.S. sanctions targeting Iran's banking and oil sectors went into effect June 28, further restricting Iran's ability to export oil and isolating the country from the international financial system.
Arms Control TodayMay 31, 2012
A deal allowing the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to pursue its investigation into the possible military dimensions of Iran's nuclear program could be signed "quite soon," IAEA Director-General Yukiya Amano said May 22.
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Following two days of discussions last month in Baghdad, Iran agreed to meet again in June with six world powers to "expand" on the "common ground" that the two sides identified during negotiations on Iran's nuclear program, Catherine Ashton, who represented the six countries, said May 24.
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The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) last month provided the most extensive details to date regarding suspicions that Iran has engaged in activities to develop a nuclear warhead. The details in the Nov. 8 report suggest that Iran pursued a range of activities relevant to nuclear weapons development as part of a structured program prior to the fall of 2003 and has resumed some weapons-related activities since then.
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Google pushes for gay marriage rights with new 'Legalise Love' campaign
Sydney, July 9 (ANI): Internet search giant Google has launched an international campaign to legalise same-sex marriage, according to a report.
The company has officially started its 'Legalise Love' campaign in Singapore and Poland at the weekend.
According to News.com.au, Google plans to team up with companies and grass-roots campaigners in countries that discriminate against homosexuals.
"We want our employees who are gay or lesbian or transgender to have the same experience outside the office as they do in the office," Google executive Mark Palmer-Edgecumbe said during a global GLBT (gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender) Workplace Summit in London.
"It is obviously a very ambitious piece of work," Edgecumbe said.
According to the report, a Google spokesperson said the campaign was not a political one.
"Legalise Love is a campaign to promote safer conditions for gay and lesbian people inside and outside the office in countries with anti-gay laws on the books," the spokesperson added. (ANI)
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Our guide, Lilian, was very helpful and spoke English really well. She was very infomative about the history of the site. It was extremely crowded when we went, as it was during the Mid-Autumn festival, so she helped us buy tickets to see the Buddha from the river. The lunch was decent, from a little restaurant across the road and she let us help choose the meal. The only criticism I have is that my friend and I paid for a private tour and there was another lady (who also paid for a private tour) who joined us. She was pleasant, though and we all got along well.
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I live much of the year in a float cabin on Powell Lake. We discovered it in 2001 and knew it was where we wanted to live. You can read more about our "Sunshine Coast" adventures in my husband Wayne J. Lutz's Coastal BC Stories series of books at www.PowellRiverBooks.com.
The first book is Up the Lake and it tells how we gave up busy careers in Southern California and discovered a simpler way of life off the grid. It's been a journey back in time for me discovering things like kitchen gardening, canning, handwork, using a woodstove for heat and propane for lights. Up the Lake is available online in print and Kindle formats at Amazon. Go take a free look inside.
You can also read more about at the Powell River Books Blog. Come on over and say hi. -- Margy
I spent six weeks in England recently and it reminded me quite a bit of B.C. without the gorgeous scenery of the Sunshine Coast. I still check out properties for sale from Sechelt up to Pendour Harbour. How is life in Powell River? Don't you have to catch a ferry to get there from the Sunshine Coast? I haven't been up there in two years and I used to go every year, always staying in Sechelt.
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Associate Director of Athletics for Events and Facility Operations John David Wicker is in his seventh year at Washington State University. Wicker arrived at WSU in the summer of 2001 after spending two years as director of athletic facilities and event management at the University of Southern Mississippi.
Wicker is responsible for event planning and gameday responsibilities for all home athletic events, conference tournaments, and NCAA championships; day to day oversight and operations of all athletic facilities; and liaison for the athletic department on capital projects.
A 1992 graduate of Mississippi State University, Wicker spent three years at the University of Georgia prior to arriving at Southern Mississippi in August 1999. While at Georgia, Wicker received a Masters of Education with an emphasis in Sports Management. Wicker also worked with the Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games in preparation for the 1996 summer event as the Venue Logistics Manager for Sanford Stadium, home to the medals rounds for men's and women's soccer.


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Cosponsored by the Asian Studies and Yuchengco Philippine Studies Programs and the Center for the Pacific Rim
February 16 (11:45-12:45), Venue: MC 251: "Intolerable Cruelty: Marriage, Law and Society in Early Twentieth- Century China" by Dr. Margaret Kuo
At the outset of the Nanjing decade (1928 - 1937), a small group of Chinese legal elites worked to codify the terms that would bring the institutions of marriage and family into the modern world. Their deliberations produced the Republican Civil Code of 1929 - 1930, the first Chinese law code endowed with the principle of individual rights and duties. IN the following decades, hundreds of thousands of women and men took up the new marriage laws, bringing a myriad domestic grievances before the courts. The book manuscript upon which my talk will be based, Intolerable Cruelty: Marriage, Law, and Society in Early Twentieth-Century China, investigates both the codification process and the subsequent implementation of the Republican Civil Code to contribute to our understanding of Chinese state-society relations through an examination of marriage, law, social transformation, and gender relations in the context of the Republican Chinese experiment with liberal modernity.
About the presenter: Margaret Kuo was born in Taiwan and raised in southern California. She studied History, East Asian Studies, and Asian American Studies as an undergraduate at UCLA. She went on to law school at Georgetown University and briefly practiced tax law. She then returned to UCLA to pursue graduate studies in history, her true passion. She has taught modern Chinese history at McGill University in Montreal and California State University, Long Beach. She writes on gender and law in modern Chinese history. Margaret is currently a EDS-Steward Postdoctoral Teaching Fellow for the Center for the Pacific Rim.
February 21 (11:45-12:45), Venue: MC 251 : "Translating Chinese Materials: Material Culture and the Art of Things" by Dr. Ellen Huang
This talk explores the problems and history of cultural interpretation by focusing on a case study of translation. Through a study of some of the key material artifacts from Qing China that fascinated collectors and scientists in western Europe and America during the latter half of the nineteenth century and onward (porcelain, silk), this study traces how writing about art developed within the context of nineteenth and early twentieth century transitions from empire to nation.
About the presenter: Ellen Huang is a Fellow at the USF Center for the Pacific Rim. Combining her experiences in technology, intellectual history, and art history, she focuses on analytical problems of visual and material interpretation of artifacts from East Asia. Her broader interests include ornament and decorative arts, and methodological issues of language and cross-cultural aesthetic exchange. Prior to USF, she was a Chancellor's Postdoctoral Fellow at UC Berkeley, taught art history at East China Normal University in Shanghai, and helped to curate the Asian art collection at the Cantor Arts Center (Stanford).
March 20 (11:40-12:40), Venue: MC 251: "Skype Mothers and Facebook Daughters: How Technology is Transforming Care Work in Transnational Families" by Prof. Valerie Francisco
This presentation explores the production and redefinition of care in the transnational Filipino family. Scholars have posited that "transnational motherhood" has reorganized the way that migrant mothers participate in family life from afar. Professor Francisco extends that concept by providing evidence that care work changes for all members of transnational Filipino families going and coming from multiple directions: from migrant mothers to families left behind and from families left behinf to their migrant counterparts. This talk will focus on a concept Francisco calls "multidirectionality of care," which highlights the reorganization of care work through the use of technology to redefine new roles, definitions and forms of care in the lives of migrants and their families. The inventive experiences and approaches of Filipino families stretched over time and space allows us to see how the global has been sutured to change the very intimate parts of social life. In an increasingly globalized world, understanding the changes in the family can also help us to understand the social processes tat insist on conditions of separation and individuation.
About the presenter: Valerie Francisco is a doctoral candidate in the Department of Sociology at City University of New York. Francisco's academic interests include transnationalism and diaspora with a special interest on the Philippine migration, family, gender and labor, and globalization. Her dissertation research is with Filipino migrant women working as domestic workers in New York City and their families in the Philippines. In the 2011-2012 academic year, Francisco is teaching and completing her dissertation as the Dissertation Writing Fellow in the Department of Sociology at the University of San Francisco.
Co-sponsored with the Sociology Department, Asian American Studies Program, and the BAIS Program
March 27 (11:45-12:45), Venue: MC 251: "Official Corruption in Eighteenth-Century China" by Dr. Nancy Park
During the 267-year Qing period – China's last imperial dynasty, which ended in 1911 -- officials convicted influence peddling, bribery, extortion and other corrupt acts could receive sentences ranging from salary suspension or removal from office to strangulation, decapitation, or forced suicide. In spite of the risk to their careers and even their lives, countless officials continued to flout the anti-corruption laws. The speaker will discuss the economic and political pressures that encouraged officials engage in corruption, as well as the long-term negative impact of corruption on the stability, prosperity, and longevity of the Qing dynasty.
About the presenter: Nancy Park is an Adjunct Professor in history and Asian Studies at the University of San Francisco, where she has been teaching since 2009. She received her BA in Asian Studies from Georgetown University and her Ph.D. in History and Asian Languages from Harvard University. She is an Honorary Professor at Chinese People's University and the author of numerous articles related to law and society in imperial China. She is currently working on a book about corruption and its recompense during the 18th-century reign of the Qianlong emperor.
April 12 (11:45-12:45), Venue: UC 222 : "Re-examining Indigenous Sound Traditions for Contemporary Inspiration" by Prof. Robin Estrada
The speaker will explore the impact of North and South Philippine indigenous sound traditions on various contemporary music genres such as popular, choral, orchestral, and new music compositions. He will delve into the different aspects of music and performance practice of ethno-linguistic cultures, as well as how they are appropriated in new creative works.
About the presenter: Professor Robin Estrada ranks among the next generation of composers from the Philippines, in the field of contemporary art music. Estrada earned his bachelor's degree in music from the University of the Philippines and completed his Masters in Music at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. Estrada is a Ph.D. candidate at the University of California, Berkeley and is currently working on his dissertation composition BAILAYA, an opera for voices, bamboo and gongs.
April 26 (11:45-12:45), Venue: MC 250: "The Cycle of Insurgency Revisited: At the Crossroads of Nonviolent Protest and Armed Insurrection" by Prof. Doowan Lee
The Middle East and North Africa have witnessed sweeping political changes and contests in 2011. The Arab Spring brought both the euphoria of democratization and the brutality of regime repression. Almost three decades ago, a similar historical phase was sweeping East Asia. South Korea, Burma, the Philippines, and Taiwan experienced an intense period of political turmoil in the 80s. While these countries did not share many socio-economic characteristics, the pace of political dissent and subsequent confrontation with the respective regime was strikingly comparable.
About the presenter: Professor Doowan Lee teaches at the Naval Postgraduate School (NPS) and USF's Center for the Pacific Rim. His current research focuses on the evolution of contentious politics in East Asia. As an active participant in the activism that lead to the democratization of South Korea during the1980s and 90s, he is particularly interested in the link between the pace of democratic transitions and the institutionalization of social movements and insurgencies. He holds M.A. degrees in Political Science from Simon Frasier University and the University of Chicago, where he is also completing his Ph.D.