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Hey guys, I love wearing my various caps and would love the option of being able to embroider them myself rather than paying to have it done when I buy my new SE-400. Do I absolutely require a special hoop to embroider a cap, or can I get away with using the standard hoop that'll come with my SE-400?
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Remember that most caps have a seam right where most embroideries are done. Practice with an old cap and make sure you use a large embroidery machine needle.
Here is a long list of "How To Machine Embroidery A Cap"
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I wonder if I could use this method on my SE-400 to embroider a cap?
You can do it that way. From what I can tell though, caps are so shaped and small that it's easier to pay to have them done on an industrial with a special hoop.
My other thought is that making patches and sewing them onto caps would be another way to decorate them.
Its been my experience that if you are going to do a cap, you need to make sure the size of the embroidery isn't very big. Like maybe a quarter or half dollar size. If you try to do a longer design or line of lettering, it will curve. That is why the multi-needle machines are superior as they camn MOVE THE HAT so that the area to be embroidered is right under the needle. I don't do hats on my ULT--just too much trouble. Couldn't imagine doing them on a smaller machine.
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So a few of these may be challenging for a first time DIY'er; but fun to look at nonetheless. It's tough choosing the best idea (they're all ingenious). If I had to choose, I'd have to go with the wine bottle wind chimes… eco-friendly, creative, and beautiful.
Wine Bottle Wind Chimes- So pretty and unexpected!
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Despite a plethora of chances, Atlético Madrid couldn't find a winner against Málaga, and were forced to settle for a 1-1 draw that will extend the title race to the final day of the season. Samuel put the visitors ahead midway through the second half, but a late equalizer from Toby Alderweireld salvage a point for Los Colchoneros.
Atlético Madrid really should have taken a 1-0 lead in the 12th minute when Raúl García's flick-on from the top of the box found David Villa unmarked, at a full sprint on the left side of the Málaga box. Villa strike was clean, beating Wily Caballero, but instead of finding the back of the net, it hammered off the crossbar and up into the air.
Arda Turn was shown a yellow card for simulation after he went down in the Málaga box, leading to a boisterous penalty shout from Atleéti players and fans alike. The referee was spot on though, as there was minimal contact between Turan and Ignacio Camacho.
In the 39th minute, Koke missed a great chance, completely mis-hitting a low cross from Juanfran, and sending the ball skittering well wide of the far post.
Málaga got a chance to grab a lead in the 60th minute when Roque Santa Cruz got free on the left wing, receiving a long cross field cross right into his path. Before he could even pick out one of his options, Thibaut Courtois came roaring off his line to eliminate Santa Cruz's angles. The shot that finally came was blocked by the sliding Atléti goalkeeper, keeping the match scoreless with 30 minutes left to play.
Five minutes later, Málaga did not waste their chance. Courtois and Toby Alderweireld both failed to deal with a bouncing long ball just outside the Atléti box, sending the ball high up into the air towards the wide open goal, Samu was able to beat João Miranda to the ball and head it into the goal, giving the visitors a 1-0 lead.
A hero arrived in the 74th minute after Wily Caballero made a fantastic save on David Villa after a sneaky free kick. On the ensuring corner, Alderweireld -- the man whose mistake helped lead to the Málaga goal -- came up huge, rising above defenders and heading José Sosa's set piece delivery past Caballero to even the match at 1-1.
In the 88th minute, Marcos Angelieri cleaned out Diego Ribas right on the edge of the box, earning himself a red card dismissal. It appeared that he picked up a yellow for the tackle, and promptly received a second yellow for dissent. Either way, it left Málaga a man down for the final minutes.
Sosa's attempt on the free kick following the red card went just wide, hitting the side netting.
In the final minute of stoppage time, Caballero somehow denied Adrián with a diving save, as he pushed the ball just wide of the post to secure the draw.
For Atléti, thanks to Barca's scoreless draw against Elche, they will only need one point next week at the Camp Nou to win the league. For Málaga, the point guarantees their safety, and a place in La Liga for next season.
Atlético Madrid: Courtois, Juanfran, Miranda, Alderweireld, Filipe Luis, Koke (Adrián 57'), Gabi, Tiago, Turan (Diego 70'), Raúl García (Sosa 63'), David Villa
Goals: Alderweireld (74')
Málaga: Caballero, Eliseu, Angelieri, Camacho, Weligton, Antunes, Samuel (Juanmi 83'), Darder, Duda, Amrabat (Pawlowski 92'), Santa Cruz (Rescaldani 76')
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WOW....fans are still talking about Plummer.
I think with Garcia, McCown and Griese, we have a very strong qb position. Gruden learned his lesson in 2006 about being deep in qbs who can start and perform well. He learns fast, and won't let it happen again if he can help it. The only way it happens again is if all 3 get hurt.
The reason they traded for Griese is that the Bucs do not have a trustworthy veteran QB on the roster to back up Garcia, who may miss games this season due to injury. And in fact, don't be surprised to see a little more Griese than you'd expect even while Garcia is healthy.They traded for Griese because he has had success in Gruden's offense, he knows the system, has plenty of starts, he's been to a Super Bowl, he's been to a Pro Bowl, and he has the highest single season passer rating in Buccaneers history.They traded for Griese because Gruden learned his lesson regarding how to stock his QB position in 2006.They traded for Griese because Gruden trusts him. He fits.They traded for Griese because it was better and cheaper than waiting for him hit the open market. And they traded for Griese because most sixth round picks aren't a whole lot more useful than an undrafted player you can sign off the street.There's nothing more than that going on here, folks. Trust me on this.


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Josh on the vergecast
i've just watch this weeks episode, here are some conclusions:
-hearing him talk about what phone he is choosing (or any of his personal tech stories (like sonos...)), is as interesting as it gets when it comes to tech media, i mean i just watched his rant 3 times.
(i recently bought a z1 which is arriving tomorrow, and his opinion on it was a big factor in my 500€ decision i must admit)
-he compares the cameras and after hearing his thoughts i'm still wondering (i just have barely tested both phone's cameras)
-he says the iphone camera gets more detail (i see no reason not to believe him)
-he says that the iphone camera is clearly superior to the one on the z1
but my impression is that the z1 produces a shallower depth of field, making it's photos more pleasant (this is a matter of taste of course).
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I had been needing a workbench in my garage for years. Whenever I got to the point of actually assembling anything I was making, all I had was a small Black and Decker vise table. If that was too small, then I first had to slap together something, delaying the original project.
I spent too long treating the project like it was going to be my last workbench ever, until I finally decided I just needed to build something. Then I saw an episode of New Yankee Workshop on Youtube, where Norm builds a workbench. I liked the simplicity and the built in clamping for a range of sizes and the cost. (I had been looking at solid top Roubu style up till this point). I found his book at my library and studied the plans and made my own version.
My main changes were dropping the side storage tray, because I felt I would only fill it with junk at all times, and I would rather have more bench surface in the same space. I added a second shelf on the bottom, spacing the two shelves just enough to fit my miter saw and planer underneath the bench. I found a hand wheel at my work instead of the standard dowel handle. I put wheels under the bottom shelf and installed some Rockler lifting levelers. Finally, I put two T-slots in the top for clamps and bench cookies and whatever else I could think of.
A note for anyone who uses Norm's book; the detail of the benchdog has a lot of errors. But my day-job is drawing in AutoCAD, so I drew up my own. The building of it took me 3 vacation days in the garage and a few weekends. The cost was around $150-175. Down the road I plan to add a air-hose reel to the underside of the overhang, and possibly one or two more T-slots since these two are a little far apart for some applications.
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#1 posted 468 days ago
Beautiful job! I built this bench as part of a blog series that I was (hiatus) working through.
I REALLY like your version. Very well done!
My only problem I have had with mine is that it is a little on the light side for hand tool work. When I get into boards with my planes the thing scoots all over the shop.
The bench dog system Norm has in the design works wonderfully.
I think your T-track idea is great as well.
One thing I've found is that a face vice or two would be nice along the front for edge jointing. Not a big deal if you own a jointer and don't do your jointing by hand, but still a nice to have.
I also axed the storage tray – between saw dust and general shop crap it would have driven me insane.
I also noticed the errors in the book. Actually, several of the projects in the book have errors. The instructions are decent, but I would definitely recommend using them as a starting point, plotting out all of your own cut lists to make sure it all makes sense and will go together correctly.
-- Steve. Visit my website http://www.campbellwoodworking.com
#2 posted 468 days ago
Thanks for the kind words, Steve. Your bench looks strong like a tank! I do like the phrase you used; a low cost way to find what you do and don't like in a workbench. I felt the same way when I finally chose this one.
I think storing the miter saw and planer in the bottom has helped with the weight issue a bit (especially the planer). Also the lifting feet I have use rubber soles, so they are less prone to sliding. Maybe if you put some no-slip rubber under yours? Beyond that I later want to either find a way to make a cavity under the bottom shelf that I fill with sand, or bolt some steel to give some heft to the bench.
You have the exact vise that Harbor Freight no longer sells! I had an opportunity to pick one up and waited. Too late now. Northern Tool has one that doesn't look quite as nice. But I do want a face vise someday.
#3 posted 468 days ago
Good build and some great additions
-- Who is the happiest of men? He who values the merits of others, and in their pleasure takes joy, even as though 'twere his own. --Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
#4 posted 468 days ago
Nice! I like your handwheel on the wagon vise.
-- "hold fast to that which is good"
#5 posted 468 days ago
The bench looks like it is working well for you already! I too have been watching the New Yankee Workshop on YouTube. I saw the plans and dvd on sale online for $25 here.
Did your plans come with a materials list? I plan on building a similar version as well as the fixed Miter station Norm built. Would you be willing to share your plans?
-- Jerome, Marietta, GA
#6 posted 468 days ago
Jerome, the New Yankee book from my library had a very basic material list, though it was vague on some points. If you were interested in them, I would gladly share the plans I made for my own version by sending you a PDF or the CAD files (which you could view/modify as you saw fit using a CAD reader or a program like DraftSight (free)).
#7 posted 468 days ago
Very well done, very economical but extremely functional!!
#8 posted 467 days ago
Keith, great bench. I'd be interested n both the PDF and cad file if you don't mind. mprzybylski at gmail dot com. Many thanks.
-- Matt, Illinois, http://www.reintroducing.com
#9 posted 467 days ago
Nicely thought out. I'm sure Norm would approve.
-- Dave K.
#10 posted 467 days ago
Nice bench. I like the handwheel idea as well.
-- Darren
#11 posted 467 days ago
Nice, I like the wagon vice.. what hardware did you use??
-- Will, Ontario Canada. "I can do fast, cheap and good, but you can only pick two... "
#12 posted 467 days ago
Now that's a great bench! I really like the handwheel and the t-slot incorporation…very versatile! Well done!
-- -James, Sumerville SC
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#14 posted 467 days ago
The hardware for the wagon vise was a shoulder vise screw from Lee Valley Tools. I took off the original T handle socket and used a hand wheel that is available from McMaster Carr (there was a unused one at my workplace so it was a freebie.)
#15 posted 466 days ago
Very nice, I built this bench about 24 years ago. My memory says I saw the plans in a woodworking magazine. I still use it almost daily. I have made a few additions, mostly to hold things vertically and horizontally on edge.
I split wine bottle corks in half and stapled them to the feet of the bench, no more skidding.
I think it's why I've developed into a hand-tool guy. I really don't like the noise associated with power tools. I have a blended shop, but I try to do it by hand first.
Good luck, many years of good service!
-- dust control
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TOKiMONSTA resurrects Dr Octagon, jolts mainstream dance fans into hip-hop's avant-garde and takes scenesters on a psychedelic adventure with her first music video for Ultra Music, "The Force." TOKiMONSTA (Jennifer Lee) and Ultra scored big with tastemakers at THE FADER who premiered the video yesterday, Tuesday, February 6. Check out the video below!
The Los Angeles beatsmith surprised fans last month with the audio preview of the track which features Ultramagnetic MC Kool Keith in a classic string of loosely themed non sequiturs. Fans of the massive Ultra Music channel, accustomed to arena-ready dance anthems, were unsure what to think of the off-kilter trip-out at first. This prompted TOKi to rally the hundreds of thousands of dedicated fans who know her from L.A's seminal Low End Theory, Flying Lotus's Brainfeeder, Japan's Art Union and her collaboration album Analogue Monsta on Scion A/V. The flame war quickly turned in her favor, with commenters noting that "TOKiMONSTA's production is ridiculous on this track and from the little else I've heard, dope in general," and "I F**KIN' LOVE THIS."
One such dedicated fan is Teppei Maki, an aspiring Japanese designer who had responded to a call for visual collaborators late last year via TOKi's Twitter. The two exchanged concepts and notes (having never met) and arrived at the stunning hyper-visual aesthetic you see in the three-minute video.
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It is the media's job to spotlight criminal activity, but it is disconcerting when there is a lack of equal intensity for similar acts when perpetrated against Jews.
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' linguistic blog, Schott's Vocab, defined the "price tag" phenomenon on July 24, 2009, as "attacks on Palestinians by Israeli settlers in the West Bank protesting against the actions of the Israeli army."
Wikipedia, based on a report by Efrat Weiss on Ynet, credits Itai Zar with coining the phrase back in 2008, after the dismantling of Adei Ad on July 25 of that year. The term began appearing on the Arutz 7 website, and by 2009 it was widespread in the media in Israel and abroad.
A recent and highly-reported incident involving the term was the torching of a mosque in the Israeli Beduin town of Tuba Zanghariya in the Galilee on October 3. The headlines were strident, intensive and prominent, and lasted for almost a week.
Follow-up interviews, columns and feature stories abounded.
Three days after the mosque arson, a suspect was arrested, identified as a West Bank yeshiva student from northern Israel. Three other suspects were also arrested, all connected to the settlements, one from Bat Ayin, one from Elon Moreh, and one from Yitzhar.
All this, one may safely assume, made the public well aware that "settlers" were responsible.
Does the public, though, know the end of this story? Since then, all the suspects in the case have been released due to lack of evidence.
But that is unlikely to deter Dan Ronen who accused the settlement movement of carrying out the attack regardless of who actually carried out the attack. On October 5, he wrote, "We don't know who lit the fire. We can hope the perpetrator will be found. But the people who encouraged and poured oil on the flames are well known."
In other words, according to Ronen, regardless of who actually carried out the attack, it's still the settlers' fault. Now that all the "settler" suspects have been released, can we expect Mr. Ronen to issue an apology? Furthermore, is it at all possible that the perpetrators had other goals in mind? Ami Dor-On suggested on the News 1 website that the act might have been a provocation by extreme Islamic elements interested in stoking the flames of hatred against the State of Israel. The vast majority of the residents of Tuba Zanghariya are intimately involved in Israeli life, and the community has a rich history of service in the IDF going back to the days of the Palmah.
Could this have led to an Islamic Movement provocation? A FEW days later, "price tag" graffiti was found in the non-Jewish cemetery in Jaffa.
The Israel Broadcasting Authority headline screamed "Suspicion of price tag in a Jaffa cemetery." But to the chagrin of the settler bashers, however, the graffiti also included statements like "Death to the Russians," and the suspects according to police were Maccabi Haifa sports fans.
By including the "price tag" grafitti, the anonymous vandals had the media pin the blame on settlers.
As reported by Ynet, a Jaffa family was arrested in May on suspicion of preparing to bomb the Hassan Beck mosque in Jaffa and assassinate a senior Muslim cleric, all under the guise of extreme right wing activities.
One may argue that the media was merely reporting the facts as they became known, for that is its job: to report while the police investigate. But the media does not only report. It comments, distorts and accuses.
On October 28, Channel 2 news ran a 15- minute documentary that "explained" why after three years of "Jewish terror," not one case has ended with a prosecution in court (actually, this past Tuesday, Hillel Leibovitz was prosecuted for "price tag" activities).
The star of the documentary was Peace Now's Hagit Ofran, whose home this week was once again smeared with "price tag" graffiti. Reporter Noam Amit did not hesitate to mention the Jaffa case, even though the central suspects were not "settlers."
The clip was followed by the wise words of Amnon Abramowitz, who "knows" that thousands (!) are involved in price tag activities and that the security services simply do not want to find the perpetrators.
Roni Daniel prepared a long list of actions perpetrated against Palestinians and complained that these acts should be referred to as "terror" rather than "price tag," especially since some were aimed against the IDF.
The third commentator, Udi Segal, claimed that these actions demonstrate the moral bankruptcy of the settlers, who are no better than their Tel Aviv counterparts.
The fact that virtually all settler leaders have rightly and repeatedly denounced "price tag" activities did not prevent nor mitigate the harsh criticism.
It is important to state clearly that neither the slanted reporting nor the biased commentary is the real problem. "Price tag" activities are taking place and it is the job of the security services to stop them. It is the media's job to spotlight criminal activity and demand that the state put an end to it. But it is disconcerting, to say the least, when there is a lack of equal intensity and demand for punishment for similar acts when perpetrated against Jews.
Consider the following example, reported in the Basheva newspaper by Chani Luz, director of the Tadmit media review organization.
The IBA's Nissim Keinan reported that a complaint had been lodged with the police for the destruction of 1600 trees adjacent to the Jewish town of Omer. Omer regional council head Pini Badash was interviewed by Esti Perez on Israel Radio's Reshet Bet. Badash claimed that the perpetrators were Beduin. Perez retorted: "When you say Beduin, you too are generalizing and without proof."
Later, however, Perez interviewed MK Taleb a-Sanaa, who explained that the incident in Omer could not be separated from the fact that on the same day five Beduin homes were destroyed by the Israeli authorities. Perez did not seem bothered by this "price tag" attack, apparently because the perpetrators weren't "settlers." Nor did she demand that the Israeli Arab leadership learn from the Jewish leaders's example and roundly condemn such acts. Even worse, the same item was hardly mentioned by most media purveyors.
Following the Tuba Zanghariya events, graffiti was scribbled at what many believe to be the burial site of the talmudic High Priest Elazar in the Samarian town of Awarta. The gravestone was chiseled in two places. Yet hardly anyone knows of this, since the media apparently does not find such acts against Jewish holy places to be sufficiently reprehensible.
Even if Jews were responsible for the mosque torching, does this justify the rioting that followed? The media took pains to present the efforts of Israel's leadership to placate the residents and denounce the acts. Yet the same did not take place when Joseph's Tomb in Nablus was desecrated by Palestinian security forces two years ago.
We would want to think that fair and balanced media reportage on criminal activity, irrespective of who perpetrates it, would significantly contribute to its reduction.
Perhaps, on the other hand, Israel's biased media encourages, in its own way, those people who are violent under the guise of a "price tag." Shouldn't the media at least demand of all sides, with equal intensity, to speak against violence of any kind? Fair and balanced media reporting on criminal activity would significantly contribute to its reduction.
The writers are, respectively, chairman and vice chairman of Israel's Media Watch.
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Towards the end of my first semester in the MBA program, I was asked to choose between two different concentrations Finance or Supply Chain Management (Operations).
Supply Chain Management at EBS is offered by the Supply Chain Management Institute (SMI). They have a ties with the Indian Institute of Management in Bangalore (IIMB) and run courses focused on India and on emerging markets. SMI works very closely with various corporations.
I chose Supply Chain Management because I come from the manufacturing industry with a Mechanical Engineering background and already had a feel for operations management. I always liked supply chain and logistics networks and looked at it to understand how they were designed and managed. I also used to look at the rail/tram network designs of a city, more so, after coming to Germany. Together with my mathematical bend of mind, liking for numbers and computers, it made perfect sense for me to choose Supply Chain Management. It will also broaden my job choices after I complete my studies at EBS.
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(PS) I do like finance and am currently planning to do my MBA thesis by linking both finance and supply chain management.
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My name is Maike and I started my Bachelor studies in General Management at the European Business School in September 2008. I am currently in my second year at EBS where my focus is on business languages, particularly Spanish. In January 2010 I will be going to Spain for my semester abroad.
I came to the EBS from Hamburg, in the north of Germany, where I was born and where I lived for most of my life. However, the last two years of secondary school I spent in a boarding school in England. I was 16 when I went to the small village of Worksop, located at the northern edge of the Sherwood Forrest. It was an interesting experience living in a different country, meeting new people and being without my parents. Over my two years abroad in England I became a lot more independent, learned very much about myself and got to know another culture. One of the most interesting things about being abroad was being a foreigner and a stranger in a new land, specifically entering a new environment, realising how many differences there were and, by the end of my time there, managing to fit in. The year after I graduated from school I took a gap year where I did some internships and was a leader on an interchange with children from Colombia.
Although I have been at the EBS for nearly one and a half years now, it feels like a lot longer because so many things have happened. EBS expects a high level of academic excellence, which takes up a lot of my time, but there are several other non-curricular activities I enjoy as well. I have attended numerous congresses and was able to help organize some of those events, have had many opportunities to meet and listen to the talks of representatives of a number of companies, have participated in competitions, and have enjoyed spending time with new friends.
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This release varies from the band's past as an electronica-heavy act, but better represents what they've always sounded like live.
SIGNAL PATH"This time around, we made a conscious decision to get in the room and turn the amps on so we could get some feedback, so that it resonates," says Vig. "When the sound comes into the pickups, it just rings differently than if you're sitting in a chair in the studio. We would run some of our guitar tracks into the Line 6 XT Pro Pod, and some into Matchless, Mesa Boogie, Marshall or Fender amps. We also used a German amp called the Diezel—they are great for the crunchy stuff."
"We used the Littlelabs PCP Distro to split the guitar signals to the different heads and Pod," explains engineer Billy Bush. "All of the amps were routed to the same old Marshall 4x12 slant that we have at the studio."
"But if there was a secret weapon on the guitars, it was the Palmer Speaker Simulator that we used," says Vig. "It's designed so you can record in your house without an amp, but it sounds better than even a DI. It's got some tonal controls and it sounds very much like the amp is right in your face." They also used some Chandler TG-2 and Channel pre amps, and the Groove Tubes ViPRE, Focusrite 430, and Manley SLAM as preamps for guitar tracking.
MIC POSITIONThe guitar tracks for Bleed Like Me were recorded using an assortment of mics — positioned carefully to satisfy Vig's ears. "We tried to use good microphones: a Neumann FET47, the RODE NT2, and a Shure FM57," he says. "We also used the Royer 121 ribbon mics and Coles ribbon microphones. We moved them back from the amp maybe six inches or so, and would line them up so we could get them all in phase." They also used a Brauner KHE-VM1 as a room-ambience mic.
"I like to turn it up, put some headphones on, but then not have anyone play the guitar or any other signal coming through," he says. "Then I'll just listen to the different tones of the background hiss and move it around, so I can kind of balance the low with the high, bright, clear sound. And once we get those set up on a session, we'll make sure they're in phase so we can mix or match—or pick one—and that can take a while."
They usually end up with four mics, plus the Pod and the Palmer. "Then we split between those and figure out what is best for the recording," he adds.
PROCESSING"Now, as we work on a song, it kind of starts getting mixed as the song gets farther along," says Vig. This process is enabled by the twin Pro Tools HD rigs that Vig has set up at Smart Studios and at his home studio.
"I'll start putting in automation, EQing and balancing and panning things," explains Vig. "I like the Massenberg EQ because it's got a great high and low pass filter. When you're recording a lot of big guitar tracks, sometimes you want to put in a high pass at 60 Hz or 80 Hz. That way, you still get the fundamental body, but it doesn't have all the sub stuff making the song sound muddy."
TRACK NOTESSome songs on Bleed Like Me have 60 or 70 tracks — but not all playing at the same time. "It might just be an extra texture on the chorus," he says. "But most of them boil down to a riff or a chord progression that Duke and Steve would play. Then we would layer the electronic things underneath the guitars. But the electronic elements are still way secondary to the core of the record."
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A woman has spoken of her torment after her 92-year-old mother died in pain after she spent four days trying to get a GP to visit her home.
Susan Law, 62, of Burdett Close, North Cray, lost her mum Edna Law on May 16 following a sudden illness.
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If the rumor mill is true, looks like you'll soon, as in this summer, be able to have Stephen Colbert for dessert too! The folks at No Fact Zone have gotten an inside "scoop" and it appears that Ben & Jerry's is planning a Stephen Colbert "Americone Dream" flavor (currently, vanilla ice cream with fudge covered waffle cone pieces and a caramel swirl, but it may change). All I can say is that it better have the delicious sweet taste of the Truth!
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Count me in the "I love Stephen Colbert and Ben & Jerry's" crowd too. I would definitely consume this one.
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Love B&J and Colbert. What a sweet combo.
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That ice cream sounds sooo yummy! And I love Steven Colbert!
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That is amazing...I used to work at Ben & Jerry's...it was always so exciting when they came out with new flavors!
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Love, Love, Love, me some Colbert!!! BaltimoreGal
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Well they have the package ready to go, so maybe it isn't a rumor! I dig Ben and Jerry's.
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I love Stephen Colbert, and I love Ben&Jerry's. I really look forward to consuming this. :9
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"It's beyond my skills as a writer to capture that day," begins a sentence that stopped me this weekend and made me break into a very earnest smile. And then there's the sentence that preceded it:
And then, on September 11, 2001, the world fractured. It's beyond my skill as a writer to capture that day, and the days that would follow—the planes, like specters, vanishing into the steel and glass; the slow-motion cascade of the towers crumbling into themselves; the ash-covered figures wandering the streets; the anguish and the fear.
I very much like the rhetorical strategy employed here: admit defeat, and then march to victory. The first couple of clauses discount the writer's capacities, lowering readerly expectations. After all, so much has already been and will be said about that day. How can one add anything of value? And yet, the em-dash draws a line in the rhetorical sand that the writer then crosses—four ways. Four clauses: the planes, the collapse, those on the ground, the feelings one might well have had. "Vanishing" is a good word to describe what happened to the planes, for they did seem to vanish, however well we know that nothing that gentle transpired. "Slow-motion cascade" doesn't try to do more than denominate–it isn't "glittering cascade," or any sort of offensive rhetorical opportunism that would turn ugly into beauty to earn the writer aesthetic points. "Crumbling" yields "ash," thus it's only logical that what it falls upon would be named. And then what, most basically, was felt.
Good and clear, and a little daring, that sentence, one which turns out to be fully utilitarian, serving what follows:
Nor do I pretend to understand the stark nihilism that drove the terrorists that day and that drives their brethren still. My powers of empathy, my ability to reach into another's heart, cannot penetrate the blank stares of those who would murder innocents with abstract, serene satisfaction.
From negation to negation the paragraph goes. The writer, unable to write about the day, is also unable to comprehend what engendered it. Despite those negations, the writer nonetheless isn't, with these clauses, delimiting a void. Rather, he is trying, through negation, to contain the unknown, which is a thing like anything. As much as I like these sentences for what they say and how they say it, I read them with a very weird feeling located, it occurs to me, deep in my chest. The feeling is extra-literary. Meaning: I find it simply amazing that these sentences were written by our president-elect, in the preface to the 2004 edition of his first book.
That it should—could!—come to this.
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Holguín and Santiago have international airports, and there are smaller airports in Bayamo, Guantánamo, and Baracoa. Cubana has several daily flights between Havana and Santiago, a daily flight between Havana and Holguín and Santiago, and weekly flights from Santiago to Baracoa.
Holguín's Aeropuerto Internacional Frank País is just south of the city. A taxi into town costs $10, and transfers are available to both Holguín and Guardalavaca. The airport also sees a good deal of international charter-flight service.
Santiago's Aeropuerto Internacional Antonio Maceo is 8 km (5 mi) south of the city center; a taxi ride into town will cost about $10. Havanatur operates an airport shuttle service, but you must make arrangements in advance; the costs are $15 round-trip, $10 one-way.
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Aeropuerto Internacional Antonio Maceo. Santiago de Cuba. 226/69-1014.
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I hope that you have enjoyed this tour of Cuba. These last photos didn't really fit the categories in earlier posts, so they are a bit of a Caribbean flavored smorgasbord. The first two photos are of the view from our hotel balcony and the others were taken around Havana.
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While in Cuba last March, we took bus trips out of Havana and had the opportunity to walk in the botanical gardens and in a mangrove forest. My husband Rob concentrated on photographing wildlife and I took pictures of trees.
Rob took tons of pictures of this bird and got one good one.
The botanical gardens…
We were told that this snake was harmless.
An agave plant. It's good to see where the liquid sweetener comes from.
The view from Ernest Hemingway's house, overlooking Havana.
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Cuba: streets (part 1)
It's time to show more pictures of Cuba. I have so many photos of streets, that I'll have to post a second group. The streets of Havana were vibrant, very walk-able and clean. The pleasant March weather brought people out onto their stoops and balconies. The Cubans were friendly and engaged with each other. Around every corner was a scene begging to have its picture taken. You didn't have to watch out for speeding cars and even when I ventured out alone with my conspicuously large camera, I felt safe. Occasionally, you'd have to get out of the way of pedicabs making their way around the side streets. Take a walk with me around the neighborhood.


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Browner was suspended for four games last year for violating the league's performance-enhancing drug policy.
He has already exhausted the appeals process for this latest violating of the NFL drug policy.
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Not the least of the puzzles that surround yesterday's EU-Russia Summit, which ended with a spectacularly "frank and open" press conference, is why it took place in Samara, a fairly large city on the Volga, whose history goes back to the sixteenth century. In fact, the Summit was outside Samara, in a sanatorium called "Volzhsky Utyos" (Volga Cliff, a direct reference to a popular Russian song).
The one thing everyone agrees on is that the EU-Russia Summit was unsuccessful. Whether it shows that there is a crisis in the relationship or merely business as usual has divided opinion. Nor is there any agreement as to whether the EU or Russia won the battle of words.
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- A period of suspension
- FRES is dead – long live … er?
- Buying into the myth
- A first for the blog
- How high?
- A blind spot
- I did what I thought was right
- Fair is fair
- Mood music
- Same old story
- Metric victory?
- Happy Europe day!
- The middle ground is sometimes hard to find
- Ignore the good news…
- Here is one I made earlier
- What if we won, and nobody noticed?
- The truth will out
- What's French for "watch this space"?
- A European Council on Foreign Relations?
- Taking the war to the enemy
- We're still asking
- Just in time
- UNRWA just cannot get it right
- Job for the boy?
- Great minds
- A new member of our government
- Personality politics
- Surrender in the offing?
- Moderation is not the way forward
- The Saturday "toy"
- Nearing the end?
- Back to two-party politics?
- Is this for real?
- Small things
- The EU acts (not!)
- Results
- Keep it simple stupid
- That's democracy for you
- Conceding defeat
- It's voting time
- This goes on and on
- What was that about teddies?
- The contradictions of Polish lustration
- More waffle
- Too little, too late
- A lack of connections
- The call of nationalism
- The worse it gets…
- The presidential veto
- All's fair?
- Recognising the challenge
- Act of Union
- A scream in broad daylight
- View from the back
- Ash trays away!
- Quote of the day
- No apologies
- ▼ May (147)
- ► 2006 (1471)
- ► 2005 (1784)
Why Samara?
Not the least of the puzzles that surround yesterday's EU-Russia Summit, which ended with a spectacularly "frank and open" press conference, is why it took place in Samara, a fairly large city on the Volga, whose history goes back to the sixteenth century. In fact, the Summit was outside Samara, in a sanatorium called "Volzhsky Utyos" (Volga Cliff, a direct reference to a popular Russian song).


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I went to court and the judge told me that he would have granted my divorce had it been consolidated. I have submited the information to the Attorney General and now all I get is the run around. My childerns father is owes more than $10,000 in back child support and has nothing to do with them. I can not afford an Attorney. I'm hoping to get my divorce by the end of the year.
Sorry you are going through this, most courts offer some legal services and can help you fill out the forms, I would go to the court or call and see when those services are offered. You seem to have a strong understanding of what needs to be done, now you just need to affectuate the paperwork. Good luck and take good care.
Draft a motion to consolidate AND draft and order consolidating the cases. Send the motion and proposed order to the AG. They will sign the order indicating their consent, which you can present to the court and the court will sign it.
If the AG won't sign your proposed order, then file your motion and send the motion and order to the court with a cover letter asking the court to sign the order if there have been no objections received within 5 days. The court may sign the order then.
However, if the AG won't sign your order and the court won't sign it, set your motion for a hearing and give the AG notice. The court Will sign your order at the hearing.
Good luck!!
If your AG case and your divorce are in the same county I suggest you make an appointment with the Managing Attorney in the Attorney General's office where your case is located. Bring all of the information regarding your divorce ie. petition for divorce, final decree etc. and the information regarding your AG case ie. final orders and explain what you need. Typically the AG will intervene into the divorce and file a Motion and Order to consolidate the cases. When you contact the AG's office you may just be talking to someone on customer service who has no idea what to do. The Attorneys in the office will know exactly what to do with the case and will also let you know if the Final Decree of Divorce needs anything to satisfy the AG's requirements.
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