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How to get all four spkrs to play the same frnt output in a Realtek?
I have a Realtek ALC662 driver version 22.214.171.12473.
I have two pair of same 2.1 speakers,
I used to double click the ports' icon to assign them the same front speakers' output on my earlier intel motherboard, but I had to get it changed,
Now I have some motherboard named jetway or something like that, but in this I can use the same old driver, so what my point is, I think the sound card is similar on both those two mb's.
But in the new mb I just can't double click the ports to assign the same front output.......
Help Me I tried to use the "SRS Audio Labs' Dolby plugin" to use the 4.0 to get the same playback on the all four speakers but only the front speakers play it well, rear ones sound like some underwater sound effect.
I even tried to use the Y cord/ splitter but all I get the reduced output and a drastic decrease in the bass (The mid and high frequencies play, um...OK but not as I need them to play).
I just want someone to suggest me something that can get the effect of the "Double click to assign"
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Sartre v Freud
I had an interesting exchange with Ian Birchall recently concerning Sartre's views on the transparency of consciousness. Ian asked me how I reconciled my Sartrean and Freudian sympathies given their diametrically opposed views on this question. Here's my reply:
The short answer to this question is that I don't reconcile them: clearly Sartre and Freud have antithetical positions on the existence (or even possibility) of the unconscious.
And this argument crops up again and again in all sorts of other contexts, eg the longrunning argument between Derrida and Lacan on precisely this question: can you know something without knowing that you know it? Lacan says yes, Derrida says no. It even crops up in formal logic, where you get systems that accept the axiom ⬜p → ⬜⬜p ("if I know p then I know that I know p") and those that do not.
A more subtle answer might be that Sartre and Freud mean different things by "consciousness". For Freud there is barrier, the repression mechanism, that prevents unconscious knowledge from coming to consciousness. So there are two types of knowledge, the stuff we know and know that we know, which he calls conscious (or preconscious occasionally), and the stuff we know but don't know that we know because it is actively repressed, the unconscious. For Sartre the latter category is absurd, consciousness is necessarily transparent and therefore always aware on some level of its own activity.
Now the subtle point is this: for Freud the unconscious is not entirely inaccessible to consciousness. If it were, psychoanalysis would be impossible. The wager of the "talking cure", so to speak, is that with the right kind of interventions from an analyst the repression mechanism can be unlocked and previously unconscious knowledge can come to light. So unconscious knowledge is not in principle inaccessible (quite the opposite in fact), it just plays hard to get.
From this point of view Sartre can be viewed as coming to similar picture from a different angle: Sartre says consciousness is the whole of the psychic system, while Freud uses the term to describe just part of the psyche. And hence "bad faith" in Sartre plays a similar role to"censorship" or "repression" in Freud.
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IBM Analytics Finds Its Home In The Cloud
IBM's Smart Analytics Cloud marks the culmination of the company's long-term analytics strategy
IBM's new private cloud environment for business analytics could be considered the culmination of IBM's overall strategy around analytics to this point.
On 16 November, IBM announced its private cloud computing environment for business analytics, which launches internally with more than a petabyte of information, equivalent to 20 million four-drawer filing cabinets filled with text, which stacked end-to-end would circle the entire planet Earth. And to share the success models of this internal project, IBM also announced a new solution for clients to build their own private cloud environments based on this architecture, called IBM Smart Analytics Cloud.
IBM Smart Analytics Cloud provides easily consumable business intelligence services, systems and software to help customers create an efficient delivery of shared business intelligence services across lines of business and functional organizations, IBM officials said. IBM's own Analytics Cloud deployment served as the template for this solution offering, which features:
- IBM services – enables the client to transform the corporate business intelligence (BI) strategy and achieve rapid return on investment with planning and strategy sessions, installation and implementation of the Smart Analytic cloud solution, as well as optimization of the cloud for the enterprise
- IBM Cognos 8 BI – provides the BI capability for the cloud, offering a broad range of business intelligence services, including reports, analysis, dashboards and scorecards to monitor business performance, analyze trends and measure results
- IBM System z – supports the foundation for the cloud with z/VM industry leading virtualization running Linux on efficient "specialty engines" for massive scale with resilient, secure, multi-tenant operations
Some IBMers my cringe at the use of the word "culmination" to describe what the cloud analytics play means for the company's analytics push, because there is so much more that IBM plans to do in this space.
"'Culmination' makes it sound like there's nothing more…there will be more around this in the first half of next year. That said, this is certainly the result of many recent acquisitions," an IBM spokesperson said.
Indeed, IBM's acquisitions of companies such as Cognos, RedPill Solutions and SPSS, among several others have strengthened the IBM business analytics portfolio, but the company is not done yet. IBM intends to continue to seek dominance in this fast growing market segment through both acquisitions and internal growth, Big Blue officials said.
Ambuj Goyal, general manager, Business Analytics and Process Optimization, IBM Software Group, said, "This is a trend for us. This is not just an announcement; it's a journey for us."
Goyal, who has shepherded the business intelligence and analytics acquisitions for IBM, said, "This is an example of how IBM's $6 billion worth of R&D is coming together to further the company's overall mission. We will continue to grow through both organic moves and acquisitions."
For instance, SPSS had been a global leader in predictive analysis with 20 years of experience before it became part of IBM, Goyal said. IBM now owns all of that expertise.
Dave Laverty, vice president of worldwide information management marketing at IBM, said IBM has expended its efforts across the company to "help clients accelerate information-led transformation. Laverty said IBM has made more than $10 billion in investments in information management software, and has more than 4,000 global business service analytics consultants.
Overall, the amount of time, effort, manpower and financial investment IBM is putting into analytics is impressive, Goyal said. And IBM Research deserves credit as well for enabling Big Blue to push its analytics offering into the cloud, company officials said.
Steve Mills, senior vice president and group executive of IBM Software group, said, "Our clients' investment in business optimization projects is growing more than twice as fast as business automation." Analytics play a key role in IBM's business optimization efforts.
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Flee to Egypt
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Summary: In the best laid plans of man God intervenes to achieve His goal for humanity.
Scripture: Matthew 2:13-2:23 (add scripture)
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Flee to Egypt
Matthew 2:13-23
In the best laid plans of man God intervenes to achieve His goal for humanity. After the magi presented their gifts to Jesus they were warned by God not to return to Jerusalem and tell Herod what they had discovered. It is possible they would have returned to Jerusalem if God had not told them not to return to Jerusalem. There was no reason why they wouldn�t do this. They didn�t know Herod was using them in his plan to kill Jesus. It is a fact of life those that do what is godly and honest believe that others will do the right thing. They don�t believe the world is as bad as it really is.
When the magi left the house an angel of the Lord appeared to Joseph in a dream and told him to take Jesus and Mary to Egypt. Joseph didn�t know the danger Jesus was in because of the enquiry of the magi where Jesus might be found. Before their enquiry the obscurity of the Child was His protection. The angel of the Lord told Joseph what the danger was and how to escape the danger. He told Joseph, �Herod is going to search for the Child to destroy Him,� take the Child and His mother and �flee to Egypt.� In this life there are times when the wise thing to do is flee the evil in the world.
Why to Egypt? Egypt was a corrupt, degenerate, idolatrous nation and the enemy of God�s people. It had been a house of bondage to Israel, and particularly cruel to the infants of Israel, yet it is to be a place of refuge for Jesus. When it pleases God, He can make the worst of places serve the best of purposes because the earth is His and He can use it as He pleases. Like Joseph we should not fear going into places that are dangerous if God has led us to go.
The command to take Jesus to Egypt was a test of the faith of Joseph and Mary. They might be tempted to think, "If this child be the Son of God, as we are told He is, is there no other way to protect Him from a man that is a murderer of the innocence? Can He not send legions of angels to be His protectors or cherubim with flaming swords to strike Herod dead, or wither the hand that is stretched out against Him and save us the trouble of making this journey to Egypt?� Joseph and Mary had been told Jesus will be the glory of His people Israel. Under the reign of Satan�s servant Judah is the most dangerous place Jesus can be found in.
There are no objections from Joseph or Mary. Their faith remained firm. They believed Jesus was the Son of God though no miracle would be used to protect Him from the rage of Herod. An ordinary means of protection was used by Joseph and Mary. They fled from the place of danger to a place where Jesus would be safe.
God foresees His people�s distresses, and provides an escape beforehand. The continuance of God�s care and guidance is revealed in the command to Joseph to remain in Egypt until he is told it is safe to return to Judah. Joseph will be told what to do when it is the right time. When we are in difficult situations we should remember the difficult situation Joseph, Mary, and Jesus were in and God brought them safely through the situation. He can do the same for us if we trust Him.
The journey to Egypt would be inconvenient and perilous both to the young Child and to His mother; they were poorly prepared for it, and were likely to meet with a cold reception in Egypt but Joseph was obedient to the heavenly vision. He made no objection. As soon
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On behalf of the Fire and Rescue squads in Purcellville, we want to thank all the community members who came out to the rescue center this past weekend in support of your volunteer and career personal. The open house kicked off National Fire Prevention Week throughout the country. Citizens were shown proper techniques and responses to emergencies within their homes, kids practiced stop, drop, and roll and learned how to dial 911 among many other activities provided. The success of our departments comes the support from our community and we are ever so thankful!!!Please check out our Open House 2014 album for more pictures
Sunday, September 28, 2014
PVFC was proud to assist the Arcola FD with their first annual Poker Run! Check out the pictures of Station 2 hosting a stop on a beautiful Sunday afternoon!POKER RUN PICTURES
Tuesday, September 16, 2014
The Purcellville Volunteer Fire Company welcomed community members and neighbors for the final Sundaes on Saturdays for the summer. A nice sized crowed was on hand for the fire company to demonstrate proper techniques on fire extinguisher usage
Tuesday, September 16, 2014
The monthly meeting at the firehouse saw several guests show up to receive thank yous and awards from the Purcellville Volunteer Fire Company.
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Wednesday, September 10, 2014
In recognition of the annual Fire Prevention Week, the Purcellville Public Safety Center will host its annual open house on Sunday October 5th, 2014 from 11-2 pm. The entire Western Loudoun community is encouraged to come out and tour the station, participate in games, review important safety tips in cases of emergency and watch a simulation! Families will also be able to purchase Purcellville Fire Department T-Shirts, our famous Christmas Ornaments and a slue of other gifts! Please come out and support the firefighters in the area, come see the apparatus and learn more about what it's like to be a firefighter!Here is a glimpse of just some of the fun activities planned! FIRE TRUCK RIDES WIN A FIRE TRUCK RIDE TO SCHOOL BUCKET BRIGADE COMPETITION EQUIPMENT DISPLAYS BALLOONS – FACE PAINTING – MOON BOUNCE GIVE-A-WAYS…AND MORE So come one and come all! to meet the duty crews from both the Fire and Rescue Departments!
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On June 6th, Students from Blue Ridge Middle school gave the Purcelleville Volunteer Fire Department a donation in the amount of $200, in which Chief Bob Dryden and Battalion Chief Andy Kelly. The Blue Ridge middle school put on an auction at their school in order to raise money for charity and other organizations. Not only did the students give money to the Fire Department, but also gave money to the Purcellville Rescue Squad and the American Red Cross.
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The Purcellville Fire Company is excited to announce that Sundaes on Saturdays is back again!!! Please come out the last Saturday each month to spend time getting to know the firefighters that protect your community and see live training and demonstrations from the fire fighters. Sundaes on Saturdays will begin at 6pm and will end a 8pm each weekend. Please come by for Delicious treats and meet the firefighters.DatesMay 31June 28July 26August 30
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A unique formation wowed the crowd at the recent Joint Services Open House at Andrews AFB in Maryland. A Second World War P-51 Mustang led a 1960s-vintage F-4 Phantom, 1990s-built F-15E Strike Eagle and a brand-new F-22A Raptor Stealth Fighter. The event also featured an F-22 solo display that has been enhanced from last year with new post-stall and thrust-vectoring maneuvers. The F-22 is flying at airshows in the U.S. on most weekends this summer, and will be flown across the Atlantic for the first time in mid-July, to appear at the Royal International Air Tattoo and on the opening day of the Farnborough Air Show.
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UPDATE: I just received an e-mail from Perry Abbenante, the VP of marketing for Pretzel Crisps who said:
"Based on the feedback received from you and other bloggers, we are switching directions with our ad campaign and will be taking the 'You can never be too thin' ads down."
Wallis Simpson, Duchess of Windsor is the lady we have to thank for gracing the world with the phrase, "You can never be too rich or too thin."
It's something we've heard countless times in pop culture, and usually associated with vapid, wealthy women who obsess over the superficial. But it's also incredibly played out. And that's why Pretzel Crisps' new ad campaign with the slogan, "You can never be too thin…" is just simply irresponsible.
This is 2010 and we've been through 20 plus years of these kind of messages shoved in our faces. Consider that Jean Kilbourne has made four Killing Us Softly films since 1979 documenting all of the incredibly damaging and irresponsible ads that have helped contribute to a society where more than 10 million people in the US alone have eating disorders, and millions more suffer from body image issues. It's 2010 and it's enough.
I was put off enough by the Pretzel Crisps ad to call up the National Eating Disorders Association and get their thoughts on the ad. NEDA put me in touch with supermodel and clothing designer, Emme, who is also the founder of the Body Image Council - a group with the goal of increasing public awareness around eating disorders, obesity, body image and self-esteem "through innovative media, big industry, public policy and an overhaul of the school lunch program throughout the K-12 educational system."
As the world's first plus size model (who was twice named one of People's "50 Most Beautiful People"), Emme knows a thing or two about beauty and expectations, and was more than candid when asked her thoughts on the ad.
She agreed the ad was irresponsible but more than that, "It's heartless and not compassionate, and more than anything just lazy."
Ads that prey on our insecurities are the bread and butter of the advertising industry but Emme is ready to call marketers out saying that, "It's so passé, it's cheap and old. They are just repeating what has been done in the past, I mean be creative. If they were smart wouldn't go for the low blow or the cheap trick."
She should tell that to Perry Abbenante, the VP of marketing for Pretzel Crisps and one of the brains behind the ad.
According to Abbenante, the poster was one of four ads in a new campaign that officially launched on Monday. Other slogans you are likely to see popping up around New York include:
"Perfect for skinny dipping," "A new star in the Garden," (in reference to the product being sold at Madison Square Garden) and the kicker, "Tastes as good as skinny feels," as a play on the phrase "Nothing tastes as good as skinny feels," uttered last year by super-waif Kate Moss, and a known mantra of "thinspiration" upheld by the pro-anorexic community.
"It's a thin pretzel and thin is just an attribute of the product," he said. "We're a small company, and we had to come up with something that would catch people's attention in a short amount of time."
Abbenante said the ads aren't meant to be taken literally and that the company apologizes if people take offense to the ad's message.
While the company denies the ad is about anything other than the dimensions of its product, it seems that maybe they should own up to the fact that they were being really lazy when it came to trying to create a clever campaign.
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So the console I use the most leads off this year's conference? Works for me. I like watching these and just going with a stream of consciousness on my thoughts, using the all new, limited edition, BULLETPOINT feature (note, may not actually be new or limited). Jump with me and let's get a little nerdy, shall we?
At least half of the games I own come from EA or one of their subsidiaries. Most of them being EA Sports games clearly, but also Need for Speed and my favorite series going right now, Mass Effect. ME3, as yall can tell from my earlier post during the Microsoft presser, is my most anticipated game by a long shot. But I love hearing what to expect out of my sports games as well. To the bulletpoints!
The only way to get the game is to buy EA's NBA Elite. 2K has been dominating EA in NBA sims the last few years, prompting EA to change the name and allegedly a lot about their offering starting this year. I guess this is one way to get more people to join in. I would've rather seen it as a cheaper download off of Xbox Live or PSN, but oh well. There you have it kids.
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This last week has really driven home that fall is here and winter is on its way! With the cooler weather, your lawn is slowing down on growth, and gathering reserves to be able to survive the dormant season. It's tempting to stop mowing all together and enjoy the much deserved break from your yard chores. As long as your grass is still growing, your turf still needs mowed for optimum health and winter hardiness. For a little more clarification, I thought I would share with you a piece from K-State Research and Extension' s horticulture specialist Ward Upham:
For the first time last week a touch of fall filled the early morning air. With the coming of fall and approach of winter, it's fun to recall some time-tested weather sayings.
Most people think that the time to get a soil test is in the spring when they start thinking about what they want to grow, and how it is going to look. While a spring test can be important if one hasn't been done for several years, a fall test can actually help you more.
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It is safe to say over the last year almost everyone in some fashion has thought about the government, what it should or shouldn't do, and whether it can do anything well. Lately with the events in Washington and over the last year with events transpiring in Topeka a strong diversity of opinion is evident. Like many discussions regarding government, opposing opinions frame the questions in pretty stark black and white terms. Agriculture is no different in this respect as the industry is constantly aware of and dealing with various aspects of local, state, and federal government bureaucracies. Rather ...
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Governor Brownback recently proclaimed the month of October as Kansas Farm to School Month and the week of Oct. 14-18 as Farm to School Week.
Dog eating your shoes again? Do you want to garden but have a brown thumb? Dream of cloning yourself to be three places at once? These are just a few of life's little questions. 4-H can help you with these questions. 4-H is a place where everyone in the family can go together on the same night to a 4-H meeting. Join 4-H and learn the basics of dog obedience in the dog project. Join 4-H and open up a new world of fashion options by designing clothes or buying them, selecting accessories and modeling.
More than 75 Farm Bureau members of Kansas have taken leadership positions within their farm organization and will serve on the organization's agricultural advisory committees. Members on the eight state ag advisory committees surface commodity-specific issues, discuss solutions and make recommendations to the Kansas Farm Bureau board of directors.
In the last two weeks, I have been getting a lot of calls about different types of caterpillars that are migrating into people's yards and gardens, and sometimes even their houses! I will talk about a few of these and try to help you out a little bit if you are also having this problem.
Sometime over the last year or so, one of these columns was supposed to focus on the new Farm Bill. Needless to say, that hasn't happened and likely won't for some time to come. One of the casualties of the impasse in Washington going largely unnoticed isn't just the lack of a Farm Bill but as of October 1 there is no authority to continue under the previous one. Adding to the mess for agriculture is the closure of Farm Service Agency offices and most USDA functions. Instead of dwelling on Washington, let's shift the focus ...
With each passing day there's more interest in the Grain Belt Express Clean Line transmission project. This is the proposed direct current (DC) electric transmission line that would run from near Spearville north and east across the state to the Kansas-Missouri border.
Now is the time to be thinking about your landscape for next spring. Putting some planning, time and energy into your flower beds now will help them look beautiful next year. This week, I want to share an article from K-State Research and Extension's Horticulture specialist Ward Upham about Spring-flowering bulbs and how to plant a care for them. Happy Planting!
The farm has always been a fertile field for producing crops, but it is also an environment rich with learning experiences.
Cattlemen and producers are invited to the Fall Forage Tour, Friday, Oct. 31, and Saturday, Nov. 1st. The tour will begin at 1 p.m. on both days at the Dale Strickler Farm, one mile south of Courtland on the west side of the highway. Two audiences will benefit from participation in the Fall Forage Tour-cattle producers and those interested in utilizing cover crops to improve soil health. The tour will focus on improving soil productivity by using of cover crops, forages, and perennial grasses.
The fall weather lately has been beautiful, and made it very easy to be outside most weekends. The warm weather will not last much longer, so now is the time to prepare your garden and landscape for the coming spring if you have not already done so. Below, I have found a few pieces of information about fall chores that you may find helpful, and if you would like to learn more about fall prep for a healthy spring landscape, I will be giving a short program at the Extension Office located at 1800 12th Street over the noon hour ...
During the early days of our country, settlers hunted out of necessity. While farming and trading provided them with a great deal of food, it wasn't enough for sustenance. In order to survive, they hunted, fished and trapped wildlife where they lived and worked.
Katherine and Mathew Hicks of Great Bend competed on Oct. 11, at the Kansas State Rabbit Breeders Association annual convention. They participated in the youth individual contests, the royalty contest and youth rabbit shows. Katherine was third runner up in the rabbit judging contest, was a member of the queen court and won the American Chinchilla rabbit show with her home bred, home grown rabbits. Mathew was named the runner up Kansas duke in the royalty contest which is a six-contest skill-a-thon including a six-page written application, a 200-question test, the rabbit judging contest, the rabbit ID contest, showmanship and ...
Livestock producers attending the Kansas Livestock Association (KLA) Convention in Wichita will hear an investigative journalist present the case that nutritional science has it wrong with respect to the healthfulness of meat and dairy products. A tribute to KLA's chief executive, who is stepping down, and comments from one of the nation's largest cattle feeders are other highlights of the convention, set for Dec. 3-5.
While not avoiding this topic, it seemed smart to wait and see how fall harvest and planting progressed. However, as you read this, the area is experiencing early summer, not mid-fall temperatures. First let's look at fall yields followed by winter wheat planting.
Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) State Conservationist Eric B. Banks, announced an application evaluation cutoff date of Nov. 21, for the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP).
One hundred years ago, Dr. Norman Borlaug was born. His semi-dwarf, disease-resistant wheat spurred the Green Revolution and saved more than a billion lives from starvation. It is fitting that the 2014 World Food Prize, which Borlaug created, will be awarded on October 16 to a wheat researcher for the first time. And Dr. Sanjaya Rajaram is not just any wheat breeder - he was Borlaug's successor.
As the 2014 election races toward the finish line on Nov. 4, candidates from both parties have stooped to their old tricks of slinging mud, name calling and finger pointing at one another. Why can't candidates do what's right for this nation and focus on issues?
In 2014, the average age of a farmer in the United States is 57 years old, yet more individuals continue to farm well past 65 years of age. With the larger value of many farms and ranches today, how will you make sure of a successful transition of the family Farm to the next generation?
To wrap up this discussion, today's column discusses what a producer can do to strive for as efficient an operation as possible with the four factors of production – Land, Labor, Capital, and Management. Please keep in mind that unlike many other enterprises, producers of agricultural products have certain disadvantages including weather, producing a product with a limited shelf life compared to most products, and trying to predict what the factors of production used actually produce. Take a moment to think about the last point – a car manufacturer or a smart phone manufacturer can tell you based upon the inputs ...
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The Charter granting City Status is dated 24 February 1964 and in 2014 the city celebrates 50 years of city status.
There's lots going on in Southampton to celebrate the city's Golden Jubilee this year, including
9 November: Remembrance Service - Cenotaph
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Organising an Event
If you are organising an event to celebrate this year and would like it listed on this website, please send the details to The Cabinet Office has produced a helpful "Can Do" guide to organising and running voluntary and community events.
Thinking of organising a street party?
Street parties are a great way to get neighbours looking out for, and respecting each other. They get people interested in what's happening in their area and help form friendships. They can be held by anyone almost anywhere; gardens, community centres and open spaces to share food, music and laughter.
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50th Anniversary Commemorative Book Goes On Tour- John Lewis
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24 February: Mayoral Open House - Civic Centre
A visit to the Mayoral Rooms 10am - 12noon
24 February: City of Southampton 50th Anniversary Commemorative Service - St Mary's Church
A commemorative service at 5pm.
23 March: Sainsbury's Sport Relief Mile - Guildhall Square
The Southampton Mile is a mass participation event for people to run 1, 3 or 6 miles in aid of Sport Relief
27 March: Embrace The Change - Southampton Solent University
Embrace the Change - changing the world for the better with two events that focused on solutions for a better future.
11 - 22 April: 50 Good Eggs - Egg Hunt in various locations
Etch invited 50 local businesses to decorate and hide eggs around the city, they then shared a photo of the location on Instagram and Twitter. Whoever found them, they in turn shared a photo finding the egg and were entered into a prize-draw.
17 – 27 April: Easter Fair - Southampton Common
Traditional fair with popular market on Bank Holiday Monday.
23 April: St George's Day Festival - The Hub Theatre
Celebration of the city's community organisations
30 April – 5 May: Moscow State Circus - Mayflower Park
The greatest and most famous circus visits Mayflower Park
29 May: 50,000 Miles on stationary bike finish - Red Funnel, terminal 1 building.
On the 29 May Gus McKechnie reached the end of cycling 50,000 miles on the Red Funnel Ferries.
June - August: Community Fairs - Various venues
June: Southampton Airport "Welcome to Southampton" Wall - Arrivals area
As part of 50th anniversary of the city, Southampton Airport have commissioned a Southampton Solent University final year photography student to gather images from across the city of people as well as landmarks. These will be mounted and displayed on a wall in the arrivals area of the airport as a 'welcome to Southampton'.
4 June: Commonwealth Games Queen's Baton Relay
The Queen's Baton Relay visited the city during its two week journey across England, drumming up support for Team England and celebrating sport as it goes.
7 June: Holi One Southampton - Mayflower Park
Thousands of people cam to Mayflower Park dressed in white to share music, dance, performance art and visual stimulation.
22 June: Vintage Family Festival - Bedford Place
Celebrating the city's 50th anniversary with the Hampshire Farmers Market, Vintage vehicles, music and street party
6 - 30 June: 50@50 - Various Venues
Southampton Music Hub celebrates with 50 musical events. Some of these will be open to the public.
29 June Southampton Sky Ride - city wide route
Mass participation cycling event in the city centre attracting 12,000 participants.
12 July: Let's Rock Southampton - Southampton Common
80's Music Festival featuring Billy Ocean, Bananarama, Howard Jones, ABC, Go West, Nick Heyward, The Real Thing, Heaven 17, Then Jerico, Jaki Graham, Altered Images, Brother Beyond.
12 July: Mela Festival - Hoglands Park
Annual free festival focussing on south east Asian culture attracting 25,000 visitors.
12 July: Golden Anniversary Concert - Turner Sims Concert Hall
The Southampton Concert Orchestra celebrates its Golden Anniversary
12 July: A Song For Southampton - Oasis Academy, Mayfield
A celebration of our city from past to present with songs and dance performances
25 July: Southampton Play Day - Hoglands Park
Fun and activities celebrating a child's right to play
27 July: Big Fun Run - Southampton Common
5k Fun Run for all the family to raise funds for a charity of your own choice.
2 August: Eid Festival - The Ropewalk Centre
Celebrating the end of a month-long religious Festival with activities for all the family.
1 – 17 August: Art at The Heart Festival - Nuffield Playing Field @ Guildhall Square
A summer festival of events at Nuffield Playing Field, Guildhall Square, in partnership with Art Asia, City Eye, John Hansard Gallery, Mayflower Theatre and Turner Sims.
22 - 23 August: Southampton Maritime Festival
Two day maritime event for all the family at Southampton Docks
21 – 25 August: August Bank Holiday Fair - Southampton Common
Traditional fair with popular market on Bank Holiday Monday.
4 & 5 October: Music in the City - Various Venues in the City Centre
Music in Unusual places returns and the free event attracts thousands of visitors over the weekend.
11 October: Team Solent Sharks - St Mary's Leisure Centre
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Before we discuss the benefits of L-Glutathione, we will first talk a little about the nutrient. Glutathione is a dominant anti-oxidant enzyme that is water soluble. It is absorbed mostly in the liver. It helps to fight free radical damage. Free radical damage is harmful to ones health. L- Glutathione is involved in a variety of other functions within the body.
The function of L-Glutathione Benefits of L-Glutathione
Glutathione works in DNA Synthesis and repair, protein and prostaglandin synthesis, and amino acid transport. It assists in the metabolism of carcinogens and toxins. Immune system functioning is enhanced with the use of L-Glutathione, and it aids in the prevention of oxidative cell damage, as well as enzyme activation. Glutathione also helps and maintains the functions of other antioxidants.
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Samsung presents the evolution of its phone displays in new infographic
0. phoneArena 25 Dec 2013, 08:45 posted on
The infographic ends with the Samsung Galaxy S4 and Samsung Galaxy Note 3, both of which come with 1080p Super AMOLED displays...
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1. hackmanhtc1 (Posts: 12; Member since: 21 Apr 2013)
Next display will be 2560×1440 for those who dont know..
27. _Bone_ (Posts: 2135; Member since: 29 Oct 2012)
According to rumors of course.
2. ihavenoname (Posts: 1441; Member since: 18 Aug 2013)
Anybody has information if S5 is going to have Amoled display? I've heard it will have, but I've also read that it will have lcd display.
4. abdane (Posts: 476; Member since: 07 Oct 2011)
i really hope Samsung would use SLCD 4 in the GS5, i've always been a Super AMOLED fan, but when i got my HTC One... the Screen is just AMAZING !!!
8. xoxoGeorges (Posts: 207; Member since: 11 Jul 2013)
I've just got a Lumia 925 and I couldn't disagree more.
18. roozbeh101 (Posts: 49; Member since: 31 Mar 2012)
which one uses less battery resource?! LED panel is better in this aspect!
14. rodneyej1 (Posts: 3556; Member since: 06 Jul 2013)
This is a good place for you.. Not on WP/Nokia related articles.........
20. xperiaDROID (limited) (Posts: 5577; Member since: 08 Mar 2013)
Be more less-fanboyinsm buddy, you will earn some respect from other people.
24. tech2 (Posts: 2189; Member since: 26 Oct 2012)
and how did you manage to get here ?
3. koko1 (Posts: 98; Member since: 03 Dec 2013)
samsung smartphone displays are the best
9. sniper1087 (Posts: 378; Member since: 31 Dec 2011)
nah color reproduction is off and brightness output is not that high, SLCD 3 was one of the best next to IPS, we will see next year on the new gen displays.
12. ihavenoname (Posts: 1441; Member since: 18 Aug 2013)
Note 3 has one of the brightest displays in market, if you don't know. And although colours are not as realistic as IPS, vividness and deep blacks forgive it.
15. rodneyej1 (Posts: 3556; Member since: 06 Jul 2013)
Actually, the display on my 1520 is better than any current Samsung display.. But, for all I know it's probably made by Samsung.. Lol❕❕
21. ihavenoname (Posts: 1441; Member since: 18 Aug 2013)
I don't usually agree with you, but at the moment 1520 has best phone display.
33. MANGUELPR (Posts: 28; Member since: 15 Aug 2013)
Samsung doesnt make any IPS Display for Smartphones Phablets my friend, probably the 1520 display is made by LG who is the only one making those beautiful displays atm.
34. ihavenoname (Posts: 1441; Member since: 18 Aug 2013)
Well, whoever made the display should be proud.
40. adecvat (Posts: 131; Member since: 15 Nov 2013)
Lumia 1520 has poor sunlight contrast ratio. Worse than many others.
19. xperiaDROID (limited) (Posts: 5577; Member since: 08 Mar 2013)
LG's IPS smartphone displays are the best IMO.
5. remtothemax (Posts: 235; Member since: 02 May 2012)
i'm not commenting on the relative awesomeness of the note 3, but i feel like if you are going to have a timeline of landmark displays, wouldn't it be rather important to include the original note? it kind of launched the whole phablet thing everyone is obsessed over. i remember all the editorials questioning why samsung had made such an oddly shaped device and predicting that no one would want something so awkwardly large as a phone. i would argue that the og note is significantly more important than the note 3, even though the note 3 is arguably one of the most perfect handsets on the market today.
10. sniper1087 (Posts: 378; Member since: 31 Dec 2011)
I used the note 3 and never thought was a perfect smartphone, far from it if the phone stutters then it is not the perfect smartphone. There are other options with better value out there that out perform the note 3, like the Xperia Z1, the nexus 5, moto x, just to name a few and yes compared them side by side and you can tell the difference.
11. Damitel (Posts: 65; Member since: 21 Apr 2013)
Listen to yourself... Sad that you couldn't be sincere to yourself. Help yourself buddy.
17. rodneyej1 (Posts: 3556; Member since: 06 Jul 2013)
I agree with you, my friend... I choose the 1520
29. ihavenoname (Posts: 1441; Member since: 18 Aug 2013)
Rodney, we all know you have 1520.
37. nasznjoka (Posts: 345; Member since: 05 Oct 2012)
Rodney was born with a small nokia phone in his lil hands if you don't know iHaveno....
35. AntiFanBoyz (Posts: 98; Member since: 30 Nov 2013)
My Note 3 never stutters. I would have looked at the Nexus 5, but the battery life is sooo behind the times. Note 3 battery is a beast.
39. ihavenoname (Posts: 1441; Member since: 18 Aug 2013)
Android doesn't actually stutter so much anymore. I tested my friends S3 Mini and I have to say that it was slow, but not laggy.
6. zuckerboy (Posts: 898; Member since: 22 Dec 2011)
glaxy s3's display is worst than any other 720p screens
7. koko1 (Posts: 98; Member since: 03 Dec 2013)
u need to see a doctor
13. ihavenoname (Posts: 1441; Member since: 18 Aug 2013)
I think that GS3 display is very good. Remember, it's 2012 phone.
23. zuckerboy (Posts: 898; Member since: 22 Dec 2011)
I remember htc one x and iphone 5 has far better display than s3
28. ihavenoname (Posts: 1441; Member since: 18 Aug 2013)
And they are only 720p phones of 2012?
16. roozbeh101 (Posts: 49; Member since: 31 Mar 2012)
and itoy fanboys brag about apples revolutions !
22. MarkArigayo (Posts: 240; Member since: 18 Dec 2013)
AMOLED vs LCD, which is the best?
Of course, they have their own strength and weakness compared to one another, depend on your daily use.
I own Samsung Galaxy S3, Note 2 (both are AMOLEDs) and LG G2 (IPS LCD).
My experience, AMOLED is the best display for video playback and viewing photos whereas G2's LCD is more pleasant for web browsing.
Colors represented on the G2's True IPS technology looks so realistic and more energy-saving compared to Samsung's GS3. But in other side, color looks so vivid on AMOLED screen.
The choice is yours.
25. The_Innovation (Posts: 563; Member since: 18 Jul 2012)
I get the feeling that in the begining, it was truly amazing how things were moving forward. I feel like after the iPhone was introduced, everything essentially, stopped. Yes we have more powerful chips, screens with more megapixels, but the real evolution stopped. We have't truly seen "The Next Big Thing" yet. It's the same stuff being upgraded, year after year.
31. djkhalid (Posts: 17; Member since: 01 Jul 2013)
well Apple hasn't evolved, of course, however Android most certainly has
36. The_Innovation (Posts: 563; Member since: 18 Jul 2012)
Evolving doesn't necessarily mean moving forward. Android merely "caught up" in my book, and obviously even surpassed. It gave more freedom to do more things. But I'm talking about brand new concepts of communication, brand new technologies. Not so much on the software side.
26. cashphama (Posts: 7; Member since: 24 Sep 2012)
Whoever did the infograph didn't see the need to put SG2 on the chat right? Like Seriously? 2011 was S2's yr! #smfh
30. djkhalid (Posts: 17; Member since: 01 Jul 2013)
I noticed that too
38. nasznjoka (Posts: 345; Member since: 05 Oct 2012)
But i hate this incrementing in screen size and Samsung is the the one who is responsible because he creates them and lots of people purchase them then other manufacturers also think its cool and because samsung is also a benchmark like apple when it comes to smartphone standards then they keep increasing screen size, i'd have been amazed to see an all round touch screen smartphone rather than this madness


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Halloween brings 'Evil Dead' to life at Proctors
Thursday, Oct. 23, 2014
Without "The Rocky Horror Show" there would probably be no "Evil Dead — The Musical." That's according to Christopher Bond, who along with three other writers created "Evil Dead — The Musical," coming to Proctors in Schenectady on Tuesday.
Curtain Call founder enjoys edgy role in 'Lyons'
Thursday, Oct. 23, 2014
When Carol Max first started reading the script of Nicky Silver's "The Lyons," she knew she wanted to produce the play at Curtain Call Theatre. And then she realized that she wanted to be in it, too.
Schenectady Civic Players offer novel 'Liar'
Sunday, Oct. 19, 2014
Dear Joseph Fava: You're the one I blame for drawing me into your wordy game.
City a big hit with 'Newsies' cast and crew
Friday, Oct. 17, 2014
About 20,000 people will have seen "Newsies" at Proctors by the time the show closes tonight, and when cast members weren't on stage, they were exploring the Electric City along with everyone else.
Cast of 'Newsies' welcomes its own brand of fan
Friday, Oct. 17, 2014
There are fans and there are "fansies." What's the difference? A "Newsies" fan is one who simply likes the show and has seen it once or twice. A fansie is someone who has seen the show multiple times, knows the words to every song and dresses like a Newsie.
Actor at Civic Players began appearing on stage as singer
Thursday, Oct. 16, 2014
It was his voice that helped get Bob Hegeman up on the stage, but after more than two decades of community theater he says his singing days are, for the most part, over.
Talented cast, great dancing make paper-thin 'Newsies' entertaining
Tuesday, Oct. 14, 2014
Disney's Tony winning Broadway musical "Newsies" is, without question, a whirlwind of non-stop youthful energy.
Proctors to hold lottery for 'Newsies' tickets
Tuesday, Oct. 14, 2014
Some of the last few seats for "Newsies" will be available through a lottery today and Wednesday.
Review: Stellar HMT cast gets the most out of dead musical
Sunday, Oct. 12, 2014
Review: There are moments in Home Made Theater's handsomely mounted "The Addams Family" that manage to give a good giggle. And all credit goes straight to a talented cast in their often successful attempt to get life out of truly dead material.
SLOC delivers timeless 'Horror'
Saturday, Oct. 11, 2014
The musical is receiving an all-hands-on-deck-or-somewhere-on-the-body treatment, under the sweet lash of director Michael Gatzendorfer, and you might find yourself standing and swaying at the end of the evening while the cast sings and dances to "The Time Warp."
Downtown Schenectady ready to cash in on 'Newsies'
Thursday, Oct. 9, 2014
Restaurants in downtown Schenectady are preparing for more customers with Disney's "Newsies" coming to Proctors this weekend.
Bizarre, spooky plays will creep onto local stages
Thursday, Oct. 9, 2014
The October offering at Home Made Theater in Saratoga Springs may be pretty "creepy and kooky," but it's the Schenectady Light Opera Company that's really pushing the envelope this month.
'Newsies' gives actor chance for headline role
Thursday, Oct. 9, 2014
Peter Pan inspired Dan DeLuca to forge a life in the theater, and Charlie Brown and other characters like him have kept the 22-year-old actor from the Pittsburgh area very busy. But last year, suddenly, something was missing.
With 'Newsies' coming, Proctors will be in spotlight like many times before
Monday, Oct. 6, 2014
Proctors, Schenectady's landmark theater, will begin its 2014-15 Broadway Series on Saturday when "Newsies the Musical" begins a seven-day engagement. The State Street theater has also been a place for big shows, movies, magicians and musicians.
Review: Cirque's acrobats amazing, but 'Dralion' tale falls flat
Sunday, Oct. 5, 2014
Review: Over the past few years, circus arts troupes have popped up in theaters everywhere. Cirque de Soleil has the reputation of being the biggest and best among them. The Montreal-based company is large and flashy. However, as seen this past weekend at the Times Union Center, its Las Vegas-style show, "Dralion," was more dress than polish.


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