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Book your room at GrandmasHotels Seminyak
Cozy RoomMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
Hotel in Seminyak near Legian Beach
Situated near the beach in Seminyak, this hotel is close to Seminyak Beach, Double Six Beach and Gado Gado Beach. Also nearby are Legian Beach and Seminyak Square.
Hotel Features
In addition to a restaurant, GrandmasHotels Seminyak features a full-service spa. Other amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access and massage/treatment rooms.
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LCD televisions include cable channels. Guestrooms also feature beds with Select Comfort mattresses, complimentary wireless Internet access, and air conditioning.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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The hotel offers a restaurant. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. GrandmasHotels Seminyak features a full-service spa. For a surcharge, a shuttle from the airport to the hotel (available on request) is offered to guests. This Seminyak hotel also offers express check-in, express check-out, and an elevator (lift).
GrandmasHotels Seminyak has designated areas for smoking.
- Airport transportation - pickup (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 114
- Number of floors - 4
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Full-service spa
- Designated smoking areas (fines apply)
- Designated smoking areas
- Free Wi-Fi
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Restaurant
- Year Built 2010
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
Stay connected
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
In your room
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Shower only
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Complimentary toiletries
- Sleep Number by Select Comfort mattress
- In-room safe
- Cable TV service
- Free Wi-Fi
Eat and drink
Full breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning.
GrandmasHotels Seminyak has a restaurant on site.
De Nyuh Spa has massage/treatment rooms. Services include massages, facials, body wraps, and body scrubs. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy.
- Manicures and pedicures
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The fine print for GrandmasHotels Seminyak
When you arrive
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-in time ends at 2 AM
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When you leave
Check-out time is noon
How you can pay
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, MasterCard, Visa
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
No rollaway/extra beds available
No cribs (infant beds) available
- Breakfast fee: IDR 75000 per person (approximately)
- Airport shuttle fee: IDR 130000 per vehicle (one way)
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Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.


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Sequels... how we love them. Not sure why we love them because except for a few rare exceptions, they are normally tremendous letdowns, but we love them nonetheless. There's just something about seeing that next chapter in our favorite stories that's so damn alluring.
Sequels are great for several reasons. Aside from the fact that we get another look at characters we fell in love with, sequels also keep the story arc going (sometimes good, sometimes bad), and sequels usually make a shit-ton of money... and it's always nice to see a horror film at number one at the box office.
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Forget cardio; rule number one is when your horror or horror-comedy film gets this much attention and positive chatter, you've got to make a sequel. Fans fell in love with Zombieland instantly and figured a sequel was all but guaranteed. But when you feature stars like Woody Harrelson, Emma Stone and Jesse Eisenberg (thanks a lot, The Social Network) who don't have any trouble finding work in Hollywood, there's no guarantee they'll be back for another round of undead shenanigans. Thus is the fate of Zombieland. Although there are always rumors swirling around about a second film, and with a TV series in the works, it doesn't look very promising that we'll be seeing Columbus and Tallahassee again on the big screen anytime soon.


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TRENTON, N.J. — Jazz trumpeter Dizzy Gillespie, former NFL coach Bill Parcells and "Superman" actor Christopher Reeve are among the nominees for the New Jersey Hall of Fame's 2012 class.
The hall announced the nominees for its fifth class on Tuesday. In all, there are 50 nominees from the fields of arts and entertainment, sports, enterprise and history.
Gillespie and Parcells, both of Englewood, and Reeve, of Princeton, were joined by artist Alexander Calder of Hoboken and Revolutionary War heroine Molly Pitcher of Trenton.
It's now up to voters to choose. They have until January to cast their ballots at www.NJHallofFame.org .
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Previous inductees include Civil Rights activist Paul Robeson, rock musician Bruce Springsteen, actor Jack Nicholson and Olympian Carl Lewis. -- (AP)


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Fri Jul 18, 2014 9:58 am Eddie Butler (shoulder) is expected to rejoin the Rockies' rotation on Tuesday against the Nationals.
Fantasy Source Spin: Butler made a rehab start with High-A Modesto last weekend, allowing three runs on two hits and two walks over four innings. It appears that will be his lone rehab outing before being activated even though he only got his pitch count up to 58. Butler doesn't figure to pitch deep into Tuesday's outing, but the young righty is worth rostering again in deeper formats.
Source: Denver Post
Sun Jul 13, 2014 8:49 am Eddie Butler (shoulder) allowed three runs on two hits and two walks over four innings in his first rehab start with High-A Modesto Saturday.
Fantasy Source Spin: Butler got his pitch count up to 58 and reportedly hit 96 mph on the radar gun, so it was a positive showing all in all. The Rockies are hoping that the young right-hander will be ready to rejoin the rotation not long after the All-Star break.
Tue Jul 8, 2014 5:26 pm Eddie Butler (shoulder) tossed 55 pitches in a simulated game on Tuesday afternoon.
Fantasy Source Spin: Butler reported feeling great after the workout. The next step for the young right-hander could be a minor league rehab assignment and he should be ready to rejoin the Rockies' rotation by the end of July. Butler has been out since June 9 with rotator cuff inflammation.
Source: Patrick Saunders on Twitter
Sun Jul 6, 2014 10:27 am Eddie Butler (shoulder) said he "felt good" during a simulated game Saturday.
Fantasy Source Spin: Butler threw 35 pitches to fellow rehabber Carlos Gonzalez. "Everything felt good," Butler said. "I've just got to figure out how to get that fastball in on CarGo. ... We're both up there testing each other." There's no timetable for Butler's return, but he appears close to a rehab assignment.
Source: Denver Post
Wed Jul 2, 2014 3:56 pm Eddie Butler (shoulder) will throw live batting practice on Saturday.
Fantasy Source Spin: Butler has made nice progress in his recovery from inflammation in his pitching shoulder. The Rockies haven't set a timetable for his return, but rejoining the rotation before the end of the month would seem to be doable.
Source: Thomas Harding on Twitter
Tue Jun 24, 2014 10:39 pm Eddie Butler (shoulder) has resumed a throwing program and is expected to begin throwing off a mound again soon.
Fantasy Source Spin: The Rockies slowed down Butler's rehab last week, but he's made the necessary progress in recent days to ramp things up again. There's no timetable for the young right-hander's return, as the club will obviously proceed cautiously.
Source: Rockies.mlb.com
Wed Jun 18, 2014 9:50 am The Rockies have decided to slow down Eddie Butler's (shoulder) rehab after getting a second opinion from Dodgers team doctor Neal ElAttrache on Monday.
Fantasy Source Spin: Butler threw 10 pitches off the slope of the mound Monday and felt fine, but the Rockies will back him off for a few days. "Eddie is doing good. There is no pain," head trainer Keith Dugger said. "(ElAttrache) suggested that we go a little slower, so we are going to back off for a few days. Then Eddie will start throwing again." There's no timetable for Butler's return.
Source: Denver Post
Fri Jun 13, 2014 8:13 pm Eddie Butler (shoulder) could be cleared to begin long-toss at a distance of 90 feet on Saturday.
Fantasy Source Spin: The young right-hander is battling a bout of shoulder inflammation, but felt better on Friday after doing strengthening exercises. He still appears unlikely to return to the Rockies until July.
Source: Thomas Harding on Twitter
Tue Jun 10, 2014 6:13 pm Eddie Butler (shoulder) will be shut down from throwing for at least five days.
Fantasy Source Spin: An MRI on Butler's shoulder showed merely inflammation, but the Rockies will proceed cautiously with the young right-hander. Butler will require a rehab assignment once he's built back up enough strength in the shoulder. He seems unlikely to return before the end of the month.
Source: Thomas Harding on Twitter
Mon Jun 9, 2014 5:41 pm Rockies placed RHP Eddie Butler on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to June 7, with right rotator cuff inflammation.
Fantasy Source Spin: Awful news for the rookie right-hander. Butler allowed six runs over 5 1/3 innings last Friday against the Dodgers in his major league debut. It's unclear how much time he might miss.
Sat Jun 7, 2014 12:45 am Making his major league debut, Eddie Butler gave up six runs over 5 1/3 innings Friday in a loss to the Dodgers.
Fantasy Source Spin: Butler showed good stuff, but location was an issue for him and the Dodgers made him pay. He gave up 10 hits and three walks while notching just two strikeouts. Things should get better for him from here, but he's not a consideration in standard mixed fantasy leagues right now.
Fri Jun 6, 2014 12:49 pm Rockies purchased the contract of RHP Eddie Butler from Double-A Tulsa.
Fantasy Source Spin: Butler will make his major league debut on Friday at home versus the Rockies. Ranked by Baseball America before the season as the No. 24 prospect in the game, Butler boasts a 2.05 ERA and 238/84 K/BB ratio over 286 professional innings. He struck out only 40 over 68 2/3 Double-A frames this season but has put up a 2.49 ERA and 1.18 WHIP. The righty is worth a shot in all fantasy formats.
Tue Jun 3, 2014 9:43 pm MLB.com's Thomas Harding reports that the Rockies will promote pitching prospect Eddie Butler to make his major league debut on Friday against the Dodgers.
Fantasy Source Spin: Ranked by Baseball America before the season as the No. 24 prospect in the game, Butler boasts a 2.05 ERA and 238/84 K/BB ratio over 286 professional innings. The 23-year-old has struck out just 40 over 68 2/3 Double-A frames this season but has put up a 2.49 ERA and 1.18 WHIP. Butler will replace Franklin Morales in the rotation and is worth a shot in all fantasy formats.
Source: Thomas Harding on Twitter
Thu May 15, 2014 8:24 am Rockies right-handed pitching prospect Eddie Butler threw seven shutout innings on Wednesday, scattering six hits and one walk while striking out four for Double-A Tulsa.
Fantasy Source Spin: Butler has bounced back with two strong outings after his worst outing of the season, and he could be in line for a promotion for the major leagues by mid-season. He has done a great job lowering his walk rate this season, but his strikeout rate has taken a tumble from in excess of 8% to just 5.48%.
Fri May 2, 2014 3:54 pm Rockies prospect RHP Eddie Butler struggled in his start on Thursday, allowing a season-high five earned runs and 11 hits in six innings for Double-A Tulsa.
Fantasy Source Spin: The 23-year-old issued a walk and struck out only one batter. The outing easily was Butler's worst of the season, as the right-hander entered the game with a 2.87 ERA and 25/7 strikeout-to-walk ratio through his first 31 1/3 innings (five starts). Butler is regarded as one of the more MLB-ready pitching prospects at or above the Double-A level, and should force his way into the Rockies' starting rotation by midseason, if not sooner.
Wed Apr 9, 2014 12:51 pm Rockies prospect RHP Eddie Butler turned in another strong start on Tuesday, allowing two runs on six hits with seven strikeouts in as many innings for Double-A Tulsa.
Fantasy Source Spin: Butler entered the season as one of baseball's top-ranked pitching prospects, and the 23-year-old hasn't disappointed through his first two starts, with a 2.25 ERA and 12/1 strikeout-to-walk ratio in 12 innings. Butler enjoyed a quick rise through the minors last year in his full-season debut, posting a stellar 1.80 ERA and 143/52 strikeout-to-walk ratio in 149 2/3 innings across three levels, and will likely make his debut with the Rockies at some point around midseason, if not earlier.
Tue Apr 1, 2014 11:32 am The 46th overall pick in 2012 will open the season with the Tulsa Drillers of the Texas League. The Drillers will open the season April 3.
Fantasy Source Spin: Butler will team with fellow top-prospect Jonathan Gray to form one of the best pitching tandems in the minor leagues. While he lacks Gray's upside, if Butler can limit his walks he could turn into a solid #2 pitcher.
Source: Tulsa World
Sat Mar 15, 2014 1:33 pm Rockies optioned RHP Eddie Butler to Double-A Tulsa.
Fantasy Source Spin: The 23-year-old hurler posted a 3.86 ERA, 1.29 WHIP and 1/3 K/BB ratio in seven innings this spring. He's likely to find himself in Colorado at some point during the 2014 season.


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Bob Connelly, a nationally recognized antiques appraiser and auctioneer, will provide verbal appraisals of antiques for visitors to the sixth annual Margaretville Cauliflower Festival Saturday, Sept. 27 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the history tent. A fee of $4, or $10 for three items, will be charged, with proceeds going to the Historical Society of the Town of Middletown.
The second annual Holiday Treasure Express, a community-wide holiday celebration and "shop local" campaign, makes its return this year with a brand new twist. A major parade up Margaretville's Main Street, with bands, floats, antique cars, and lots of other surprises has been scheduled for November 29 (the Saturday after Thanksgiving) to kick off the season-long event.
The 50th Shavertown Old Home Day was held on Sunday, Aug. 31 at the Pleasant Valley Meeting House on the Tremperskill Road, Andes. Sixteen people attended. Bob and Alice Jacobson opened the Meeting House for us and provided coffee and tea. Bob and Alice and Jean Butler displayed their pictures of homes taken by the reservoir.
Jumping frogs, rumbling tractors, a barrel train and a mystifying magical performance will add to the fun at the Sixth Annual Margaretville Cauliflower Festival Saturday, Sept. 27 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the village park. The event is free and is held rain or shine. It is sponsored by the Greater Margaretville Chamber of Commerce.
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Anyone laboring under the misconception that women are the weaker sex has never witnessed Black Friday's annual shopping frenzy offering super sales beginning as early as Midnight following Thanks-giving dinner. News reports screening women frantically battling over a marked down item in Wal-Mart or Bloomingdale's will testify to the tenacity of shopaholics possessing a shared trait near and dear to the hearts of most ladies, a bargain!
And there were bargains galore on Saturday afternoon during the Fifth Annual Fashion Show sponsored by the Auxiliary of the Margaretville Hospital. Ranging from sporty attire to elegant gowns, there was something for every taste.
Willis Marks attended first game during 1932 season
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At 86 years of age, Margaretville native Willis Marks has a few different "claims to fame" to his name.
Opening this week is a new collective show by the Longyear member artists, featuring Transitory Horizons, a solo exhibition by Ann Lee Fuller. The artists' reception will take place at Longyear Gallery on Saturday, September 27, from 4 to 7 p.m.
Ann Lee Fuller describes her work as being "a combination of literal and abstract, a meeting of contrasts." Her well known work is inspired by the shifting weather of the Catskill Mountains rural landscape with its transitory horizons and unique moments of light created when sky meets land.
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Saturday, Sept. 20 marked the 145th anniversary of the conclusion of the Battle of Chickamauga, a Civil War battle that signaled the end of a Union offensive in Tennessee and Georgia. Because the Union advance was stopped, the battle was considered a Confederate victory, though it was one of the deadliest of the war, claiming over 34,000 lives.
Traveling historian Charles Slater of Margaretville was joined by Jim Hitchcock as Abraham Lincoln and Ron Galley as Confederate soldier James Thadeus Holtzclaw at a Civil War program at the Stone School House in Dunraven on Saturday, the focus of which was the Battle of Chickamauga.
James Krueger will give a free one-hour concert/reading entitled "Autumn: A Celebration of the Season in Words and Song" at the Skene Memorial Library on Saturday, Sept. 27 at 2 p.m. Hailed by judges as "an extraordinarily talented writer with a real talent for poetic imagery," Krueger is a two-time honor award winner in the Great American Songwriting Contest.
More than 40 people joined Alan Dee and Frank Buffone at their New Kingston residence Saturday afternoon for a "Farm Country Rally for Gillibrand." Representative Kirsten Gillibrand is running for reelection to New York's 20th U.S. Congressional District.
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Another reminds commuters of bus stops in Salem, Windham and Londonderry.
The messages have just started and can be seen Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 3 to 6 p.m. on boards near the state line in Salem and at the weigh station in Windham.
A task force that looks at transit issues along the I-93 corridor encouraged posting the messages, due to the $800 million highway widening, traffic congestion and a goal of getting people to support transit options.
State Department of Transportation officials agreed it was a good idea, said Mark Sanborn, the department's federal liaison.
"This was a result of those conversations," Sanborn said.
Construction had something to do with the locations for the messages.
Denise Markow, program manager with the state's transportation management center, which operates the boards, said traffic gets congested northbound near Exit 1 as the number of lanes goes from three to two.
It's most noticeable between 4 and 6 p.m.
"Right now, there's a traffic bottleneck that is particularly ugly on Friday," Markow said.
So, the consensus was those locations were best to convey the idea that people could be on a bus, doing work, rather than driving in traffic.
"We said, 'Let's do those two boards,'" Markow said.
David Preece, executive director of the Southern New Hampshire Planning Commission and a member of the task force, said it's all about letting people know there are transit choices.
"We're using the electronic signs to remind people you don't have to be in your car and stressed out," Preece said. "There are options besides driving by themselves in a vehicle down I-93."


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We live in a technical world where smartphones have redefined convenience. We live in a world where we can make a deposit to our checking account without ever leaving our house. We live in a world where we can purchase movie tickets and skip the line and where we can stay connected to the people we love. We live in a world where our smartphones have become our lifelines.
However, that convenience is sometimes coupled with fear; fear that our bank account will be hacked or that our credit card will be skimmed or that risk of malware infecting our connection to the world. Banks go to great lengths to protect customer information and go above and beyond to ensure a secure network so that this type of threat or risk can be avoided. Because of the technology banks offer, we have to stay abreast of anything and everything that would pose a threat and keep our cyber security at the highest level at all times.
Computer World reports that people use mobile banking services on average 24 times per month versus visiting a branch about 2 times per month. However, research suggests that concern about mobile security is why some people have not adopted mobile banking. It is only natural that we have these doubts or concerns and nothing is full-proof, but you can rest assured that we take the necessary steps to ward off cyber theft and we actively monitor account activity for suspected fraud. We also partner with IT security companies to ensure that we have installed the most up-to-date sophisticated computer systems. It's our job to protect your money, service your banking needs and offer technology and services so you are able to manage your banking with little interruption in your life.
Mobile banking is by far one of the coolest, most convenient, and in some cases, the safer way to bank. A check left in a mailbox is more at risk for identity theft than depositing that same check via mobile banking. A perfect example is of a recent case where criminals were stealing checks out of mailboxes, recreating and copying those stolen checks and enlisting someone to go cash them by paying them $100. Luckily we know our customers and stay abreast of such type of activity and are in the position to help protect your accounts and monitor account activity with advanced technology.
So, while it is only natural to have some worry, we are here to help educate you and help you adopt the idea of mobile banking so that we can keep you moving forward in this technical world. For more information on our mobile banking, visit our website at www.southernstatesbank.net and/or download our mobile app from the Apple or Google store for free. Or you can call one of our locations and ask about our mobile banking with remote deposit anywhere and get mobile today!]]>
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We came across a great list of questions you can ask yourself when it comes to preparing you and your business for 2014.
1. Reflect
How many times a day do you just sit back and look at what you've accomplished, or not accomplished across the last week, last month, last quarter, or even the day before. This year, ask yourself the following questions:
What did I do to most contribute to my successes?
What did I do to most contribute to my failures?
What would I do differently given the same set of circumstances?
Who were the people worthy of my time and effort?
With whom did I spend time where I received no value?
In what ways did I not measure up to my potential?
What will I most fondly remember about 2013?
For what will I be rightly proud?
2. Repent
We can't be on top of everything all the time. There will be times when a phone call didn't get made, or an email didn't get sent. Forgive yourself. But don't excuse yourself. Make plans to take action. Ask yourself the following questions and take appropriate action.
What are the areas I need to improve?
Who have I hurt and how can I rectify the situation?
Who and what are truly important and worthy of my dedicated attention in 2014?
3. Renew
We want you to go into this new year asking yourself how you, your business, your employees can be better and more focused on doing the right things. Sometimes that comes from seeking outside advice. Sometimes it means making some hard changes. Ask yourself these questions as your write your strategic goals for 2014.
Who will be my inspiration this year?
What new adventures are ahead?
Where are the new lessons to learn?
How will I be able to contribute in a significant manner?
We've enjoyed serving you and your financial needs this year. It's been a great year. But 2014 is going to be even better as we renew and revive the ways we communicate with you about your business and your personal finance needs.
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The Better Business Bureau provides the following tips on how to be safe when using an ATM machine, along with some tips to protect yourself from being a victim of ATM skimming.
How to Avoid being Skimmed
Another risk that holiday shoppers can run into is falling victim to "Skimmers". Skimmers are devices planted on ATMs that are often unnoticed by users. Often made from plastic or plaster, they blend right into the ATM. The device is often a realistic-looking card reader placed over the actual installed card reader.
Customers insert their ATM card into the phony reader, and their account info is swiped and stored on a small attached laptop or cell phone waiting nearby.
Skimming typically involves the use of a hidden camera to record customers' entry of their PINs into the ATM's keypad. In some cases, criminals attach a phony keypad on top of the real keypad which records every keystroke as customers punch in their PINs.
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We are starting a series of posts that will spotlight our clients and let you hear a little bit about what their business is all about and what is important to them when it comes to business banking.
This month's feature is on Mike Gibson, the owner of Appleseed Workshop, a commercial and residential design build company in Birmingham, Alabama.
As taken from their website: "The mission of Appleseed Workshop is to design and build places and furnishings that draw people together in a deeper and more meaningful experience of life. We believe that elegant and refined craftsmanship should be the norm for a builder. We believe that a deep understanding of – and tenacious fidelity to – the design concept will result in projects that are harmonious and impactful. We seek clients who share our commitment to high-level craft, and we build relationships with our clients that generate trust in, and proof of, our abilities. We construct places and furnishings that breathe quality, and that grow in value as their users dwell in and around them, treasuring them more with passing time."
Here's what Mike had to say.
1.) What are the top three questions any small business owner should consider when choosing a bank?
We looked for a couple things, and we think it really applies across the board.
-Who are the decision makers, and do they live where you live?
-Does the relationship really matter or is it all about checking boxes?
-Are they service oriented?
2.) What was your first experience like with Southern States Bank?
Our first experience was amazing, they were able to evaluate our company and give us a credit line in a very short amount of time with limited back and forth. There was a clear list of questions and we answered them and then we signed the papers. In a world of corporate banks that do not care, working with Southern States feels like banking probably used to feel with when farmer Jed needed a loan to fix the tractor to bring in the harvest so he went to his bankers house and knocked on the door and told him the situation and the next day Jed had the money and his tractor so that he could bring the harvest in on time.
3.) Tell us a little bit about starting your company? What were the early struggles you faced, and how did you push through them?
We started it from nothing while we were in school, and we have grown it to a 13 person company. Every dollar in the bank and every piece of equipment we worked hard for, and we still work hard everyday. The biggest struggle we faced, and still face today, is getting people to believe in us enough to take action and lend a hand.
4.) What is the best thing about owning your own business?
Some people jokingly say that the best thing about owning your own company is being able to pick the 100 hours a week that you work. The reality is that you just work all the time. But what makes it worth it is knowing where you stand everyday, and know that your blood sweat and tears are going toward something that you believe in.
5.) If you could do any other job, what would it be and why?
I honestly would not want to do a different job, I just would like to do my Job better and hopefully I move closer to that reality everyday. But I really would like to be able to play the piano!
You can learn more about the Appleseed Workshop and their current projects around Birmingham at their website, www.appleseedworkshop.com or by finding them on Facebook.]]>
We have people come into our bank branches every week looking for advice and guidance on setting up a new checking account, changing banks completely, or just looking to change the way they manage their finances.
Kelly Moore, the Birmingham Southern States Bank Branch Manager, said her main approach with new customers is just letting them know that she is there to help them. No sales pitches.
"When you focus on making people feel comfortable and let them know that you're just simply here to help them accomplish their financial goals and feel safe about their savings, it's the first step to creating the type of customer experience we look for."
At Southern States Bank we really take calling ourselves a "community bank" seriously. We are a bank that understands the value of your plans in life, and that's why we work to provide you solutions that help further those plans the best way we can.
Many of these solutions start with our Common Sense Checking packages. With our checking you can enjoy flexibility, convenience, and peace of mind with personally tailored packages that cover just about every one of your banking needs. See some of the features on our Common Sense Checking page.
In addition to our Common Sense Checking options, we have plenty of Common Sense Extras that our customers here enjoy. Things like free personalized online banking with direct bill pay, credit cards, and direct deposit. We are helping our customers save time and money everyday. We even offer some financial calculators to help you figure things out. It's just common sense.
Head on over and check out all of our other personal common sense banking perks online. Make sure to reach out to Kelly and any of our other Southern States Bank Branch Managers.
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Travel season is always a fun time. The kids are out of school, the weather is warm, and hopefully life is slowing down a bit.
But it's when you relax that sometimes you put yourself at risk for some of the dangers of traveling. You already know the basics of card safety: Keep your cards with you at all times. Be aware of what's going on around you when you are at a public ATM. Hide your card and PIN numbers while checking out at a store. And hang onto those receipts, even at the gas station, don't leave anything behind.
But since it's your vacation, make it a point to try a few new things. Here are some ways to make sure your fun in the sun doesn't turn into a pain in the pockets.
No. 1: Consider letting your bank or credit card companies know your travel schedule.
If you live in Birmingham where all of your expenses generally happen, and then try to charge dinner in San Francisco, your card issuer may suspect fraud and suspend your card.
Giving us or your card issuer a rough itinerary of your upcoming trip really becomes a helpful tool for not only making sure you know you're safe, but also letting us know you're safe as well.
One good tip is to pad an extra few days or even a week onto your return date when you inform your bank or card issuer. This way, if something happens and you are delayed, you have the resources to book extra hotel nights or make new travel arrangements without things looking suspicious.
No. 2: Pack Your Purse or Wallet Smart.
Pack your wallet the way you pack your suitcase by taking only what you actually need.
You most likely won't need every card you have. Follow the "KISS" method — Keep it simple silly!
No. 3: Think About Lowering Your Cash Withdrawal Limits.
Debit cards are handy for getting cash, and they're also one of the best ways to change currencies on the go if needed.
Most debit cards, especially if they have a MasterCard or Visa logo, will work at cash machines abroad.
Most importantly, remember that with your Southern States Bank debit card you can use any ATM and we will pay the fees.
At Southern States Bank, we can help you adjust your limits so in the event that your debit card or card information is stolen and you're quick to report it, you've kept a bad situation from getting even worse.
No. 4: Jot Down Emergency Phone Numbers.
Your wallet's gone. Maybe even your phone, too. What to do? Now you need to report those stolen cards. But what numbers do you dial?
Our advice is to keep a list of phone numbers for your credit card companies in case your wallet is lost or stolen, so you can immediately put a hold on those accounts. But make sure you keep that list separately from your other cards.
No. 5: Ask Hotels About Card Security.
The hotel industry itself accounted for close to 8 percent of card breaches in 2011. This is down from a whopping 38 percent in 2009, but still a substantial number to consider when thinking about good card safety at hotels.
Travel experts recommend that you always use a credit card when checking into a hotel and making a reservation. Don't use a debit card so your bank account remains separate and protected.
Also data protection experts advise you to ask if the hotel computers use either encryption or tokenization technology which protects private information.
No. 6: Don't Put All Your Cards in One Basket. Or Wallet.
This goes back to our advice about packing a smart wallet. Good advice for any time, and especially when you travel, is to keep at least one card in a separate location.
That could mean splitting cards between you and a spouse or family member, placing a card in the room safe or just putting one card in a different pocket or bag.
When you carry cards, always keep them close to your body. That means a front pocket rather than a back one if you're a guy. And if you're a woman carrying a purse, keep it with you — don't put it down and always keep it zipped or closed.
For those more fashionably daring, one strategy to consider is a money belt. While they might not be featured on travel fashion's top 10 list — they keep money and cards close to you in a place that isn't easily accessible to any prying hands. Perfect for walking down small or tight streets where you are close to people.
No 7: Practice Safe ATMing.
And last, but certainly not least, and a point where many people fall victim to theft, is practicing good safety at the ATM.
When you hit a cash machine, observe your surroundings. That means selecting ATMs in safe, public areas and visiting during daylight hours. You can also choose machines that are in a lobby, rather than out on the street.
As you do at your hometown bank, look out for people who could be cribbing card numbers or peeping PINs. Beware of strangers plying the "did you drop this?" technique where as you look on the ground, they are behind your back withdrawing cash.
Summer is a time to be worrying what bathing suit is going to look good and what restaurant you're going to enjoy that night on the beach. But make sure someone doesn't turn your dream vacation into a nightmare of money woes.]]>


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I won't talk about some ill advised sequels (any "Major League" movie after the original) or straight to video. And I can't include what I haven't seen, but was told was horrible (Mr. 3000 for example).
Here ya go:
Rookie of the Year (1993)
Thomas Ian Nicholas, best known for the "American Pie" movies stars as a 12-yr old who is suddenly blessed with a three digit fastball when he breaks his arm. I haven't really seen much of Nicholas' work, but he was absolutely awful as an overly precocious, obnoxious tweener.
Gary Busey is not believable as a has-been great pitcher (okay, the has-been part is completely believable). Eddie Bracken as the team owner essentially plays the same role he did in "National Lampoon's Vacation". Daniel Stern must have really needed the money as he took on the role of the village idiot, in this case, the pitching coach.
The only good performance was Albert Hall as the Chicago Cubs' manager, who is a combination of Lou Piniella and Norm Crosby.
Cheesy and Predictable from start to finish.
The Babe Ruth Story (1948)
Veteran movie actor, and later the star of TV's "Life of Riley", William Bendix stars as the great Bambino himself, Babe Ruth. Bendix comes off as completely unathletic, not that the Babe was built like a great athlete, in one of the corniest movies ever made.
Two scenes stand out for corn - Prior to the 1932 series with the Chicago Cubs, the Yankees had traded shortstop Mark Koenig to the Cubbies, who mistreated the former Bronx Bomber. The movies depicts Ruth (Bendix) standing outside the Cubs dugout, razzing each of the players as he takes the field.
The worst scene is the penultimate near-death scene as the Babe lays gravely ill in a hospital bed. All the children in the area gather in the street below and start singing, "Take Me Out to the Ball Game". Take me out to the lobby.
Ed (1996)
Matt LeBlanc stars with a baseball playing chimp. 'nuff said.
The Slugger's Wife (1985)
Michael O'Keefe (Caddyshack) is Darryl Palmer, a slugger for the Atlanta Braves. The movies centers around O'Keefe's relationship with Rebecca DeMornay (Risky Business) as well as his pursuit of Roger Maris' single season home run record.
One look at O'Keefe's swing and you realize he couldn't break a pane of glass. The only amusement comes from cameos by Al Hrabosky as himself and Braves owner Ted Turner as a fan.
This movie will make you want to slug the screen writer(s).
The Babe (1992)
Another movie about the Sultan of Swat. This time starring Roseann's John Goodman in the lead role. I love John Goodman, but I so didn't love this movie. Possibly because they make the Babe very unlikeable.
While I realize his life has been glamorized and not everything is true or portrayed accurately, I could have done without the over the top drunken, womanizing, ill tempered portrayal.
Sandlot (1993)
Blasphemy will be shouted by some, including my brother, but this movie stunk. It's a rip-off of just about every movie ever made - think "Stand by Me" + TV's "The Wonder Years" + the original "Bad News Bears" + "A Christmas Story" and many, many more.
Everything in the movie is predictable - the scary man who isn't scary, the narration talking about the past, the kid who can't really play but will make a big play, and the fat catcher.
Bad News Bears (2005)
You do NOT re-make one of the best movies ever made. The original, the difference being "The" before the rest of title, appealed to any kid whether they were in little league or not. It's a classic.
And while I said I wouldn't talk about movies I didn't see, I refused to see this one. One more reason to not like Billy Bob Thornton.
The Scout (1994)
We like Brendan Fraser, but his portrayal of phenom Steve Nebraska is not believable. We can't stand Albert Brooks, but he was good as scout Al Percolo. Go figure.
Little Big League (1994)
Here we go again with a 12-yr old at the major league level. This time as the team owner and manager after he inherits the Minnesota Twins. Yeah, baseball allowing a 12-yr old manager, okay.
Like Gary Busey, Timothy Busfield is the washed up player who mentors the kid, etc. And the team improves and blah blah..snooooooooooore.
Summer Catch (2001)
Freddie Prinze Jr. as a pitcher...yeah real believable...in the Cape Cod League. Jessica Biel does her hottest best to keep the movie going, but this is major league bad. Mild spoiler - Prinze leaves his no-hitter in the 9th to stop Biel from leaving town. What, you couldn't get the last out and then follow her? No one has cell phones? C'mon.
Friday, September 18, 2009
The 10 Worst Baseball Movies Ever Made
Posted by Drew Sarver at 6:39 PM
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Dude, Sandlot was a friggin' classic!ReplyDelete
I know some feel that way, but I stand by my words.ReplyDelete
I vote for The Scout. When Steve Nebraska finally pitches he throws a perfect game on 81 consecutive strikes? A baseball movie is supposed to be more grounded in reality than that.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 7, 2009 at 11:00 PM
I actually thought the Bad News Bears remake was passable. Nowhere near as good as the original, but still not nearly the disaster I thought it was going to beReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 8, 2011 at 8:16 AM
The Bad News Bears Go to Japan belongs on this list.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 30, 2012 at 7:59 PM
Mr. Baseball (with Tom Selleck)....it was a chick flick disguised as a baseball movieReplyDelete
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- Trauma
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- Anesthesia
- ED-Based Orthopedics/Radiology
- ED-Based Ultrasound
- Adult Intensive Care Unit
The month of July is dedicated to Intern Orientation. Emergency Medicine interns will spend the month of July in lectures, cadaver and simulation labs, a 2 day Ultrasound Course, BLS, ACLS, PALS and ATLS.They will work 4-6 shifts in the ED to familiarize themselves with the department and have plenty of time to learn the city, unpack and get to know their fellow residents.
First year residents will spend 4 months assigned to the Emergency Department here at the University of Nebraska Medical Center and one month in the Pediatric Emergency Department at Children's Hospital and Medical Center here in Omaha. Our ED Based Orthopedics rotation allows the interns to see orthopedic related complaints while reviewing online modules to strength their XR readings kill. Dr. Weslev Zeger, our ultrasound director, works one-on-one with the interns during their Ultrasound Rotation. The remaining rotations listed above are all one month in duration and take place at the University of Nebraska Medical Center.
EM Year 2:
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The PGY 2 year is a very busy and exciting year! TheEM residents spend 6 months in the UNMCED and one month at a rural site. They have a choice between going to North Platte or Scottsbluff for their rural experience. One month is spent at the Nebraska Regional Poison Center and one month is spent doing an elective of their choosing. Critical care months in the Adult ICU, Pediatric ICU and Neurosurgery service help prepare them for an expanded role caring for the critically ill in our ED.
EM Year 3:
- Emergency Medicine (8 months)
- Pediatric Intensive Care Unit
- Rural Emergency Medicine
- Surgical Intensive Care Unit
- Elective or ED-based Ultrasound
The final year of the residency is spent mostly honing their skills in our ED at UNMC. A Trauma rotation places the residents in a supervisory role on the trauma team, a second elective month allows them to focus their learning on an area of interest and a second month at a rural site helps strengthen their clinical practice.They round out their year with a month in the pediatric ED to fine-tune their pediatric practice.
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I'm sad to miss some Fall in New York, but so excited to bring back a few of my favorite items for sunny weather. You can see all of my shopping picks for this week here on my Pinterest!
This weekend I'm headed to L.A. !
I'm sad to miss some Fall in New York, but so excited to bring back a few of my favorite items for sunny weather. You can see all of my shopping picks for this week here on my Pinterest!
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Just in time for some of our wonderful late October fall weather. The warm Santa Ana winds have cleared the skies and gently dismissed out to sea the usual smog. Warm days, cool nights.
Will you be coming to Pasadena by any chance? ;)
Garance! Welcome to the Best Coast! I'm sure you're staying in a fancy location, but if you have time (and the inclination) you should hit up Zinque wine bar in Venice for happy hour. Marc, the bartender from Saint Trop, is amazing and it's always fun to people watch the locals. Hope you have an incredible trip out here!
I love the whole look, casual yet polished. Safe travels and enjoy CA!
ton blog me fait voyager !!!!!
L.A!! Garance tu ne te poses donc jamais!!? :))
Bon séjour à LA ;)
Perfect outfit. Have a nice day.
You realize it is going to be 91 degrees on Saturday and high 80s through Wednesday. Gets down to high 50s at night. You might want to add your Birks (sans socks).
Glad to see you are in my hometown. I'm looking forward to some possible street style and pictures of LA.
That jacket, so good! xx
Safe trip…. loving the quilted leather bomber.x
Cute jacket!
At least the weather in LA is always freaking perfect– HAVE FUN!
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Yay! Welcome to LA! xo
You picked a GREAT weekend! The weather is awesome here. Hope I spot you around town!
Enjoy the warm weather here in Cali.
Always enjoy your blog, thanks for sharing your view on life.
If you make it to the OC enjoy the sunset and the drive down PCH from LA.
Peace out
Aaah, enjoy the sunny weather! Fall can wait :)!
Le sac est canon !
Raaaaaaaaa!!!! Le temps de la Côte Ouest!
Le soleil, la chaleur, la merrrrrrrr…………
I unfortunately saw this late on Sunday night — hope you had a terrific stay! You certainly got the great weather – I heard 95 on the Westside on Saturday.
I look forward to hearing about where you go while in LA — as a local, I know you can cover only so much ground in a couple of days.
Have fun!
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What do you get when you take a group of 25 talented girls and put them through auditions until you narrow it down to five? You get the group Sugar Jones from the TV show Popstars.
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It's full of fast cars and beautiful people but it's also overflowing with cheesy dialogue. Thinking of checking out Driven? I say keep on drivin' - right past the movie theater.
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Keith Famie, Tina Wesson and Colby Donaldson. One of these names will join the ranks of Richard Hatch and become an ultimate survivor. Will the best person win? Who is the best person anyway?
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Roku is taking on Google's Chromecast device with the launch of a version of its Streaming Stick that works with any HDTV to deliver access to Netflix, YouTube and 1,200 other Internet-delivered channels.
Roku's Streaming Stick for HDMI, to begin shipping in April, is listed at $49.99 -- $15 more than Google Chromecast. But unlike Google's set-top-on-a-stick, which relies on smartphone or tablet apps to control content playback on TV, the Roku product has a separate remote control.
SEE ALSO: Roku Makes First Jump Inside Smart TVs, Trying to Beat Apple to the Punch
That said, the new HDMI-compatible Roku Streaming Stick can be controlled via free apps for Android and iOS devices, just like Chromecast, to browse and select channels to stream. The Roku stick also supports "casting" Netflix, YouTube and personal media from mobile devices to their TVs.
The Internet-video player segment had been a two-horse race between Roku and Apple TV, before Chromecast crashed the party. Meanwhile, Amazon.com has been rumored to be readying its own set-top device, with a possible launch this spring.
The new Roku Streaming Stick is actually the same form factor as the Roku Streaming Stick, which the company launched in 2012. But that product uses the Mobile High-Definition Link (MHL) spec, which is not as widely supported on HDTVs as the standard HDMI interface. Still, the original stick is not going away, according to Anderson: In 2013, Roku certified 60 different TVs and other products from 14 partners and this year that will expand to 125 devices from 20 partners.
To date, Roku has sold around 8 million video-player devices in the U.S. According to Anderson, viewing among Roku users was up 70% in 2013 versus the year prior, to a total of 1.7 billion hours. The average Roku household spends about 13 hours per week using the devices, while the top 25% of users spends 36 hours with them.
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With the launch of Roku's HDMI Streaming Stick, the company is phasing out the Roku LT model. It will continue to offer the $50 Roku 1 set-top, the $80 Roku 2 set-top (which includes an audio jack in the remote) and the $100 Roku 3, which adds support for videogame apps.
The goal with the new Streaming Stick was to get it under a $50 price point. It rounds out Roku's product lineup across traditional standalone players, stick-based devices, and Roku-based TVs, which are set to debut in the fall of 2014 from Chinese manufacturers TCL and Hisense. "This spreads us across the board," Anderson said.
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Stepped on the gas grab the gun cocked back the weapon
Shot up the whole corner but hit him in the kneecap
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The Phoenix Condos at Clarendon Metro, Arlington
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Stop looking this is the building for you if you like living in the center of an urban neighborhood, the Clarendon neighborhood in Arlington. The Phoenix could not be more conveniently located, only one block to the Clarendon metro, restaurants, night life, grocery stores, shopping all within steps of The Phoenix. There is no need for a car living in this neighborhood, capital bike-shares nearby, the metro a block away, and bus routes a block away. The Phoenix offers a 92 walk score, thus making this building very walk-able to everything needed in daily life.
The Phoenix Condo Units are Open and Luxurious
There are a variety of different floor plans in the Phoenix. There are studios, 1 bedroom, 1 bedroom + den, 2 bedroom, and 2 bedroom + den floor plans in the building. The Phoenix was built in 2007. The condos offer an open floor plan with granite and stainless steel in the kitchen, hardwood floors, most with a balcony or terrace and have good natural light. The condos have washer/dryers in them, most units come with a parking space.
The condos range in size from the studio running about 525SF to over for the three bedroom 2150SF. Prices range from $320,000 to over $1,200,000. Many of the condos move quickly once they come on the market.
The Phoenix Offers Many Amenities
The Phoenix offers many common area amenities from the rooftop pool to the club room/library, to a fitness center, courtyard and theater room. There is a person at the front desk 24/7, the building offers a secure entrance with a fob needed to enter the building. There are multiple elevators, multiple levels of parking and storage. The monthly condo fees range from$250 to over $600 depending on the size of the condo.
Living in Clarendon and Along the Orange Line
Clarendon rarely has a dull moment. There are a ton of restaurants, an active night life scene, shopping and all needed necessities (grocery store, gym, CVS, Walgreens, doctors, dentist, dry cleaners, banks, post office, Seven Eleven, etc) all within blocks of the Phoenix. Lyon Hall is mere steps from the front door, Moby Dick and Mr. Days are across the street, to just start on the many, many restaurants and bars in the neighborhood.
The Clarendon metro is only one block away, as is Trader Joe's. Wilson and Clarendon Blvds offer many different bus routes, which is only a block from the Phoenix. Market Commons is a couple blocks away, where one can find such stores Crate & Barrel, Barnes & Noble, William Sonoma, the Container Store, Ann Taylor, Ann Taylor Loft, Origins, and the Apple Store. Across the street from Market Commons is the very popular Whole Foods store, which has a small parking lot in front of the store. There are several parking garages in the neighborhood as well as some metered street parking, but at certain times of day finding parking can be a challenge, thus living within walking distance of all of this is ideal living.
There are a few Arlington Co. parks within short walking distance that offer kids playground equipment, basketball hoops, the park in Lyon Village has a water feature that is very popular during the summer months with the children, tennis courts and more. There is a dog park three blocks away that was recently remodeled.
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Megan Bratten, of Independence, Mo., had just gone into the local Kmart to pick up some last-minute school supplies. She was in the store for about 15 minutes and when she came out discovered that her minivan had been stolen.
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My post-Resort trip was an amazing, family-focused, all-American adventure. The real goal of the trip was picking up my nephews, Isaac and Asher, from their first overnight camp experience near Yosemite National Park. Since we were already in the area, my family decided to meet for a few days in Napa.
We kicked off the trip by racing Audi R8s at the Sonoma Raceway (above). I didn't think it was possible to drive that fast, and I have gotten two speeding tickets since. The next day was devoted to wine. We got an early start at one of my favorite California vineyards, Shafer Vineyards.
We headed to Yosemite National Park the following afternoon and stayed at the Ahwahnee Hotel, a majestic timber building from 1927, owned by friends of ours from my hometown of Buffalo, New York. The experience was perfection. Hikes, horseback riding, and standing in awe were all part of the next day's activities.
After picking up my nephews from camp, we headed to my brother's serene ranch in eastern Washington State. Set on the Yakima River, it has fields as far as the eye can see and an endless sky. We visited my sister-in-law's chickens, turkeys, donkeys, and horses before heading back to NYC the next morning. So, as I said, an all-American adventure.
The beautiful view at Shafer Vineyards. Its wine is incredible and the story of the vineyard—a man who decided at fifty to leave his marketing job in Chicago, pack his family in a station wagon, and move to the then undeveloped Napa Valley to explore a new way of life—is inspiring. Maybe my third act!
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Whether it's for archiving old recordings or restoring master tapes, most studios need a tool that reduces or eliminates unwanted noise from audio files. For that reason, BIAS has introduced SoundSoap (Mac/Win, $99), an inexpensive program designed to remove common artifacts from musical and spoken-word material.
SoundSoap can be used standalone or as a VST and DirectX plug-in. Mac users will need OS X 10.2, and Windows users will need Windows XP Home or Professional. I tested SoundSoap (on a dual-processor Mac G4/1.42 GHz running OS X 10.2.6) as a standalone program, as a plug-in within Steinberg Cubase SX 2.0, and in Digital Performer 4.1 (using FXpansion's VST-to-AU Adapter).
SoundSoap's interface is surprisingly simple. The Wash window shows the amount of unwanted audio debris in red and the unaffected audio signal in blue. The Noise Tuner control homes in on the offending frequencies, while the Noise Reduction knob adjusts the amount of noise reduction.
The Preserve Voice button automatically removes frequencies beyond the range of the human voice. When I applied this process to snippets of phone interviews, most of the background noise and hum generated by my cheap Radio Shack phone mic was removed. I wish I had had this capability years ago, because it would have saved me hours of wringing intelligibility from the original sound files.
Additional radio buttons select the listening mode: Off (no noise reduction); On (noise reduction engaged); and Noise Only, which lets you hear only the material that will be removed, so you can avoid losing useful content. The Learn Noise button samples the noise content, and once SoundSoap previews the track, it automatically adjusts the noise-reduction frequency and amount. Giving SoundSoap an area of isolated noise to work on allows the program to get a more accurate reading of the noise content of the file.
SoundSoap includes buttons for removing 50 and 60 Hz hum, and it has a Remove Rumble button that cuts off frequencies below 40 Hz. Although it didn't remove the hum entirely, the 60 Hz button significantly lowered this artifact on a recording of a Stratocaster that had shielding problems.
Things are a bit trickier when you remove higher-frequency noise with SoundSoap. Use too much noise reduction, and the track will lose its high-end snap and sizzle. Extreme settings will remove attack transients, but that's not always a bad thing. With Noise Reduction full on and the Noise Tuner set at about one o'clock, I was able to transform a mediocre General MIDI 12-string guitar into a very close approximation of a Joe Zawinul lead sound with a hornlike attack. Conversely, I was able to use the Noise Only settings to create the sound of a cheap, phase-shifted banjo from the same file — perhaps not a sound on everyone's wish list, but you never know.
The standalone version of SoundSoap has transport controls for file playback and a small window that indicates the absolute-time location in the file, down to a tenth of a second. Left and right markers select boundaries for processing: you can select in and out points on the fly by typing I or O. The markers come in handy for processing files with multiple, but differing, noise problems.
To finish the job, hit the Apply button to commit your noise-reduction settings to the file. The plug-in version of SoundSoap relies on the host program's transport, selection, and time-display features as well as the host's bouncing resources to process the file.
SoundSoap is not perfect for every noise-reduction application; it is not designed for decrackling or removing pops and clicks. Those who need a broader selection of noise-reduction options may need to look elsewhere. However, SoundSoap does an admirable job of removing hum, rumble, and other relatively steady-state noise. (BIAS recently introduced a high-end version called SoundSoap Pro, which should be shipping in early 2004.)
It is inevitable that removing noise from an audio track will affect the overall sound quality of the material to some degree. Nonetheless, SoundSoap gives you a simple, elegant, and painless way to remove or reduce some of the most common sonic pollutants at a price that won't take you to the cleaners.
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