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Effective 10/14/2014, in New York County Civil Court, in the special term part there will only be one calendar call at 10:00 a.m. and only one calendar call at 10:15 a.m. for parts 11, 11c, 14, 34, 34c, 35 & 35c. The calendar calls will be heard in room 325 for all scheduled cases in parts 11, 11c, 14, 34, 34c, 35 & 35c and in room 428 for special term and name change cases. Special term and name change cases will be heard in room 428 (4th floor) and all cases scheduled for parts 11, 11c, 14, 34, 34c, 35 & 35c will be heard in room 325 (3rd floor). There will also be a new trial part for ready cases that will be heard in room 950.
Until further notice, New York County and Kings (Brooklyn) County Help Centers will NOT have Thursday evening hours. In New York and Kings (Brooklyn) Counties, the Help Center will close at 4 p.m.
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Audio has been added to the NYC Civil Court's Tenant Affidavit to Restore to Calendar DIY Form program. Audio can be turned on and off by the user. The goal of the audio feature is to improve the DIY Forms' experience for unrepresented litigants with limited English proficiency and lower reading comprehension, as well as users who process information better from spoken rather than written words. The program is available through the Civil Court's Housing website, as well as CourtHelp.
A new video celebrating the 40th anniversary of Housing Court is posted on the NYS Courts Access to Justice Program's YouTube channel. This video was produced for the New York City's Housing Court's 40th anniversary. On March 11, 2013 the Association of the Housing Court Judges, The Furman Center for Real Estate and Urban Policy at NYU, and the New York City Bar Association held a conference called "New York City's Housing Court at 40: Controversies, Challenges and Prospects for its Future". This video is a compilation of interviews of many people who were involved with the formation of Housing Court, its implementation and its advancement.
The Civil Court is now accepting electronic filing in No-Fault actions. To learn how to participate, contact Eddy Valdez at 646 386-5417 or email email@example.com.
The Civil Court has a new easy to use DIY (Do-It-Yourself) Form that will prepare a personalized individual adult name change petition ready to print and file in a New York City Civil courthouse.
Small Claims Court Action Center (SCCAC) - Connect with a trained, local volunteer counselor for free guidance and procedural information concerning the Small Claims Court. Student counselors - trained and supported by staff attorneys - from all across New York State offer information, assistance and consumer counseling free-of-charge. Each year, NYPIRG counselors help hundreds of New Yorkers understand their rights and navigate through the small claims courts - from filing claims to collecting judgments.
Continuing Legal Education
The Housing Court's Volunteer Lawyers Program offers free Continuing Legal Education (CLE) certified training to attorneys who agree to volunteer in the Court's Help Centers by giving unrepresented litigants legal advice and information. Register now by submitting an on-line application and email us at email@example.com
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Eight and a half hours of Free Continuing Legal Education (CLE) Credit is offered for our "Fundamentals of Landlord-Tenant Law" training course, including a half hour of Ethics. This required course is taught by experts in their field. In exchange for the free CLE credit, attorneys commit to volunteering in the Housing Court's Help Centers for a minimum of twelve hours over the course of six months.
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Guardian Ad Litem Program
The Guardian Ad Litem (GAL) Program offers free training to attorneys and non-attorneys interested in becoming a Guardian Ad Litem in Housing Court. Participating attorneys are provided with free CLE credit for attending the two day GAL training (10 am- 2:15 pm each day), including one credit hour of ethics. This required course is taught by a panel of experts in the fields of legal and social work advocacy and landlord-tenant law.
In exchange for the credit, new GALs (attorneys and non attorneys alike) commit to taking on a minimum of 3 pro-bono appointments over the course of the first year following training. Pro-bono appointments are appointments involving a ward that is not an Adult Protective Services client.
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Movement 1: Kyrie
Movement 2: Gloria
Movement 3: Credo
Movement 4: Sanctus
Movement 5: Benedictus
Movement 6: Agnus Dei
Liszt referred to this Mass in his letters as 'a cappella'. Another name he gave it was 'Messe de Jubilé'. The jubilee was the 1800th anniversary in 1866 of the founding of the Holy See in AD66. Liszt said at the time that he intended to dedicate the work to Pope Pius IX. It seems clear that Liszt had designs on a performance in the Sistine Chapel, the home of the Palestrina tradition and a cappella performance, and the heart of any attempt he might propose at reform. There is, however, no record of a performance there—perhaps he encountered opposition from Salvatore Meluzzi, the choirmaster at the Sistine, who was a conservative musician and outlived Liszt by eleven years. In the event the Mass was published in 1869 by Kahnt without a dedication and with an organ accompaniment.
The key of the work is D minor/D major, though the opening Kyrie has no key signature and is written as if in the Dorian mode, a pseudo-Renaissance conceit on Liszt's part. The Christe ends in D major with two sharps, and the other movements are in G (Gloria), D (Credo), B flat (Sanctus and Benedictus) and D ('Dona nobis pacem'); a genuine D minor with the flat key signature occurs only at the Agnus Dei, one of the most poignant settings in the mass literature. Liszt's emphasis in the work on D major may be a 'royal' association (the key for example of the march from the symphonic poem Mazeppa, which has the inscription 'Il s'élève roi', and of the motet Domine salvum fac regem—'God save the king')—especially as he told his companion Princess Carolyne von Sayn Wittgenstein that the tonsure 'signifies the "royal dignity" of those admitted into the ranks of the clergy'.
Although the influence of plainsong on the thematic material is evident, there are only two actual quotations, one a 'Credo in unum Deum' intonation used also in the male-voice Mass, and the other an antiphon given fugal treatment at the start of the Kyrie. This antiphon is taken from Vespers on the Feast of Corpus Christi and has the text 'Sacerdos in aeternam Christus Dominus secundum ordinem Melchisedech, panem et vinum obtulit' ('Christ the Lord a priest for ever in the line of Melchizedek brought bread and wine'). Clearly Liszt's choice of this material in 1865 was influenced by biographical factors. (In Renaissance England this same melody, with the words 'Gloria tibi Trinitas', formed the cantus firmus of the In Nomine.) The Christe is homophonic and in F major, its key of one flat remaining for the reprise of the Kyrie. The word 'eleison' is sung repeatedly in D major at the end.
A fortissimo unison phrase heard at the outset dominates the Gloria. Its piano response in four-part harmony for 'et in terra pax' illustrates the principle of textural contrast used in the movement, which has no real fugal writing. The vigorous theme is used imitatively at the 'Laudamus', and the 'Domine Deus', at the end appearing in augmentation at the 'Cum Sancto Spiritu'. The 'qui tollis' is marked 'Lento assai' and has expressive chromatic harmony. The original 'Animato' returns at the 'Quoniam tu solus' with the earlier four-part music, forming a climax at 'Jesu Christe'. The 'Amen' leads effectively from a G sharp minor tonality straight back to the G major of the opening.
The Credo is built mainly as a series of variations on the plainsong intonation, sung fortissimo in unison by the choir at the outset. Liszt casts the melody in triple time, which gives the movement impetus as far as the 'descendit de coelis', an Adagio in 2/2 time passing into F sharp major at the 'et incarnatus est'. The 'Crucifixus' returns to the variation technique, restoring the earlier tempo, but putting the theme into the minor mode. Gradually energy is released, taking the music to a climax at 'iterum venturus est', with again a 2/2 signature, but no change of tempo. A pause on 'non erit finis' leads to the 'et in Spiritum Sanctum', where the triple-time rhythm dominates right throughout the 'confiteor'. 'Amen' statements sung in a jubilant 2/2 end the movement, whose final bars repeat grandly the opening unison intonation motive.
The Sanctus, marked 'Solenne', is in 6/4 time, Liszt introducing a clever syncopation throwing the second and third 'Sanctus' statements off-beat. The solid harmony here is a long way from Palestrina, but the music is superbly imagined. The most active organ writing of the Mass appears at the 'pleni sunt coeli' whose energy is released into a captivating change of metre at 'gloria tua'. The 'Hosanna' statements are quiet, a series of triads leading imperceptibly from B major back to B flat major. The Benedictus, marked 'Andante quieto', is an example of how Liszt can compose simple music to great effect. The return of 'Hosanna', instead of using the earlier music, is the occasion for a passage of real beauty with inner parts moving between held pedal notes in the soprano and bass.
The expressive harmonic ingenuity of the Agnus Dei, marked 'Lento assai', is again an example of Liszt's compositional genius in a simple context—nobody would expect such music from the piano virtuoso. The third 'Agnus' leads to the 'Dona nobis pacem', where Liszt gives the mass a cyclic character by re-introducing music from the Kyrie, spanning out the word 'pacem' with pedal notes as in the second 'Hosanna'. A series of measured 'Amen' statements to the earlier 'eleison' music ends the work in a resplendent D major.
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Quadrant II would depend heavily on comparative economics. Because local variables might play an important role in this case, the grid might not retain a unified look in the "nimble" scenario. An interstate highway-scale system would still be built to access the most desirable energy resources, but to a lesser extent than in the "metallic skies" scenario. This backbone would be complemented by a diverse set of smaller-scale resources including distributed generation, storage, and demand response suited to different geographic areas.
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In the "radical" scenario of Quadrant III, rather than augmenting the transmission backbone, distributed capacity itself becomes the key structural element of grid architecture. Most if not any large-scale transmission to be added would have to be underground, or otherwise unobtrusive to the public eye—say, by consolidating circuits into superconducting links—as a socially acceptable alternative to overhead transmission capacity. While the cost of transmission is highly project-specific, and while technological improvements might reduce these costs, it seems a safe bet that buried transmission systems will tend to remain more costly than standard overhead lines. For this reason, the "radical" scenario would include a competition between advanced transmission on the one hand and a narrowed geographic focus on the other, where the system's function becomes defined as facilitating the exchange of electricity locally or intra-regionally. In other words, the economic incentive could shift in the direction of finding local alternatives to long-distance connectivity.
To the extent that expensive, invisible transmission isn't built and access to significant amounts of distant generation reserves is therefore unavailable, siting enough distributed generation would be the first challenge, followed by matching this generation to load. An extremely high premium on energy efficiency, combined heat and power, demand response and electrical or thermal energy storage would be expected. Furthermore, the actual value of service reliability to different loads would likely receive much scrutiny. Enabled by intelligent switching technology, microgrids might provide variable power quality and reliability to specific loads as appropriate.
Operationally, the major implication of the "radical" scenario would be a redefinition of the role of electricity distribution. With all stops pulled to reconcile electric supply and demand locally, the distribution system is no longer a one-way delivery infrastructure: instead, it collects, coordinates, stores, and delivers. As in the nimble scenario, the problem of managing large volumes of information will arise. Because of the reduced connectivity, however, at least the geographic scope of high-priority information would be more limited. More importantly, owing to increased generation and power quality control capability at the local level, more local intelligence could be depended upon. The key question for distribution operations might become where to draw the line on information management and control relative to the customer meter, and placement of this line could change over time. Indeed, microgrids at various scales could intentionally operate as power islands under specific conditions, introducing a much more proactive approach to variable topology for T&D systems than is currently used by any utility.
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This story was created as part of a 2008 education pilot project between I.M.O.W. and Oakland School for the Arts. The video is a response to the Malaysian Everywoman story from the Women, Power and Politics exhibition. The character Mak Bedah promotes democracy by delivering political-minded messages to the catchy beat of American pop songs.
We wanted to show our support for the Malaysian women's political movement, so we created our version of the hip-hop song "Tell Me When to Go." We hope our video will encourage people internationally to get involved in the democratic process and the trajectory of their country's future.
miércoles, 10 de junio de 2009 14:57
This video was put together by three students from the Oakland School for the Arts. Anais Kane and Chetina Hunter are in the vocal emphasis, while Knia Ward is in the dance department. The original song and choreography in the video were inspired by their study of women through the exhibition "Women, Power and Politics" by the International Museum of Women. This song and the interpretive dance is an empowerment piece for women; it encourages women to use their power and fight for their goals.
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My two paintings represent the effect stories about powerful, strong women in the "Women, Power and Politics" exhibition have had on me. It is also a tribute to all strong women in my life. I was inspired by a quote by Bosayna Kamel, from the story, Egypt: We are Watching You. She says, "Change won't come suddenly. It'll come step by step. Our first step was to open our eyes." The butterfly, an ancient symbol of the soul and of freedom, goes through a slow, step-by-step change... just as I did through my experience with I.M.O.W.
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This is a slide show created by 3 students from Oakland School for Arts. We came together to create the slide show with audio, literature, and image.
sábado, 14 de febrero de 2009 0:00
I am a student in Ms. G's class, and I actually wrote two poems for the same power point. This is just the first one, so please bare with me.
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The objective of this poem is to commemorate sex traffickers in third world countries. There are many nameless and faceless girls and women that endure these kind of horrific lifestyles everyday. In this poem, I hope to shed light on this devastating issue for all those faceless, voiceless girls.


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First version: The original key is A flat with a touching but rather static tune, and changes of key signature on almost every line: A flat to E and back, and then to B minor via a kaleidoscopic series of enharmonic modulations. The lines 'Es schwindelt mir, es brennt mein Eingeweide' are the obvious bugbears. The words are too strong and over too quickly for Schubert to be able to make much of them in music. The recapitulation uses the same tune as the beginning, and the piano postlude is eloquent and heartfelt.
Second version: The key has changed to F major, which places the whole tessitura in a less hysterical and more reflective part of the voice. Much of the first section is merely a transposition of the first version, but tremolandi are now used to heighten the emotional temperature on the difficult words: he repeats 'es brennt mein Eingeweide' which gives him more time to make an effect with the passage, although it is still not satisfactory. The return of the tune is set up by a piano interlude in triplets and the vocal line is given an ornate Italianate sweep with more of a feel of cantilena. The postlude is also thus energised; with its throbbing triplets it bears a family resemblance to the piano writing of Memnon of 1817.from notes by Graham Johnson © 1989
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Awesome post, I have been RL in two different guilds in the past 3 years one progression based was 4th on server back in Ulduar right up until some guild drama, and my current one which is more casual and tries to be inclusive to those that are interested in raiding. Couple things I would like to add from my own personal experiences.
Patience is a truly a Virtue: I have found one of the most important things to a Raid Leader is an to have an abundance of patience. As in every raid in every guild in every mmo, things are going to go wrong. Your raiders are going to make mistakes, there will be wipes, there will be case of under performing or clearly not performing. If you cant show patience in these events why would your raid have patience in you leading them. You are very much the customer of your raid, as much as the leader. You have to earn the right to lead people and their willingness to trust you and follow your decisions. Being patient and setting the example for patience will allow for a better all around attitude and outlook within your raid.
Treat People like they are People: It's often very easy as a raid leader to get caught up in the numbers involved with working to complete an encounter. We are going to need this much DPS, this many healers doing X amount of healing ect. It's often that we forget that these "numbers" are actually people that have life outside of wow. They have jobs, family and friends ect that may prevent them from doing all the research into their class that others do themselves. Understand your trying to convince people to follow you into these often complicated encounters that may take a good amount of their time to complete that they could otherwise spend elsewhere. I often wonder how it is that I can convince all my raiders to 6 nights a week listen to my advice, follow my directions and spend their free time based on my ability to lead them alone.
Most of this is from treating everyone equally. We all do our part, no one ever is seen as not contributing to the success of the group so long as they were online and played to the best of their ability. I always address mishaps or wipes as the need for improvement by the team, ALL OF US including myself. I have never seen a raid with 9/24 absolutely perfect players who never need to improve and one really poor one. Treat your raiders like they are all equals no better or worse then the raider standing/lying next to them and you will build a stronger relationship within your raid.
I really enjoyed this post and have applied a lot of what has been said to my own raiding style. I hope this truly does encourage and inspire those to take up the task of raid leading. We can never have to many awesome raid leads in WoW.


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Bears, Giants, Saints
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I think injuries killed the Steelers this season. Yes, injuries are part of the game. No, not all injuries are created equal. When they disproportionately affect a team's best players, or when there are numerous injuries on one unit or at one position, then it becomes a problem.
Ben Roethlisberger, Troy Polamalu and James Harrison are the three "superstars" on the team, and all three missed multiple games due to injuries. They also tried playing through their injuries and were ineffective in the process. Polamalu and Harrison both missed significant time early in the season and failed to make an impact until the final month. Roethlisberger was injured mid-season and hasn't been the same since.
Several other impact players (Antonio Brown, Ryan Clark, Maurkice Pouncey, Ike Taylor, LaMarr Woodley) missed multiple games as well, and two (Heath Miller, Mike Wallace) missed one game. In fact, Brett Keisel and Lawrence Timmons were the only two impact players who were healthy for all 16 games.
To make matters worse, the RBs and LBs were depleted by injuries early in the season, the QBs mid-season, and the CBs and offensive linemen late in the season. When third- and fourth-string players get significant playing time, then there's a problem. At least Baron Batch, Kelvin Beachum, Josh Victorian and DeMarcus Van **** all got to experience something more than the pre-season.
Last April, the Steelers drafted David DeCastro in the first round and Sean Spence in the third round, and both players impressed the coaches during the pre-season, but both ended up on IR before the regular season even started. At least DeCastro was recalled. Spence was not. And Mike Adams, their second-round draft pick, was injured after filling in for another offensive lineman who ended up on IR. Adams missed the last six games of the season himself.
So yeah, when all a team's superstars and most of its impact players miss extended periods of time, and different units of the team get wiped out at various times, and two of the top three rookies don't even make it to the regular season, then it really does begin to add up and negatively impact the performance of the team, and it can most certainly make the difference between 11-5 or 12-4 and 8-8. It's death by a thousand cuts.
If the Steelers have a good draft and avoid too many significant injuries to their best players next season, then they'll be back in the mix in 2013.
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Well, I expect it is easy to select a 7, 8, 9 or 10 win team from this past season that didn't make the play-offs and call them a turn around. Which of the 6 win or less teams will turn it around? I would like to say the Lions but they have some significant pay rates coming up for their top players that could really limit their ability to field a team with any/lots of depth at the various positions.
So, that said...my shot in the dark is the Cleveland Browns.
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We bought a vanity with dual sinks just like these. You need to make sure that you have a faucet that extends to the center of the sink to reduce water splashing outside the sine. We have a 7" faucet but it doesn't go to the middle and therefore, water splashes outside of the sink while you wash your hands. Ours are in the guest bath, so it won't be used on a daily basis. However, if it were a room that were used every day, I would give it 1 star and not recommend it. Also, because it's a square, you have to run more water and use your hand to rinse the sink out because the shape doesn't let gravity pull to the drain.
I absolutely adore this sink. The photo doesn't do it justice - it's a gorgeous piece of hardware. I bought it to sit on top of a rustic wood vanity in my bathroom, and it's perfect. The look of the modern lines of the sink against the distressed wood is lovely. My husband appreciates that he can fit his forearm down in the sink so as to...what? Rinse his arm hairs? Wet his elbows? I'm not sure, but it was a selling point for him, and I'm just pleased he's pleased. Not that I'm going to let him actually *use* the sink. It's just too pretty. :) Anyway, you should get this sink, too.
I saw this sink about a year ago on Overstock, and have finally gotten around to the bathroom remodel. We purchased 2 for a double vanity and they are beautiful - which is a good thing since the whole bathroom re-do was planned around them ! Keep in mind they are large, but the quality is excellent, the price was extremely excellent, and they give the room a clean, uncluttered feel. Very happy with Overstock for getting them here quick and well-packed.
I ordered three sinks. One had a defect that was noticeable, so I sent back the defective one and received another one in its place. the shipping was paid by the seller. The sinks were packed very well compared to the cheap Chinese sinks that are not packed very well and break during transit. Excellent sink, very heavy and made well. My recommendation is to spend a little more money and get a Kraus sink and not those made in China.
I needed a vessel sink to put on top of an old dresser. The dresser was quite narrow and this little sink fit the bill nicely. The style is simple enough to not look out of place in my 1906 house. Used a wall mount faucet that reaches to the center of the sink, to avoid splashing, that another reviewer mentioned. Good quality sink. No complaints.
Renovated out guest bathroom using this sink and a matching Krause faucet. Added the WOW factor we wanted.
We ordered 3 for our home remodel...so they have yet to be installed...that is the reason for the 4 stars. But, the sinks look amazing and appear to be high quality. The packaging to prevent damage was amazing. I would recommend this purchase.
These sinks are amazing! They are very big so when you are trying to brush your teeth or wash your face, the water splashes in the sink not on the counter top. Very pleased.
What can you say about perfection? Will look for this brand when shopping for other plumbing.
I was happy that the quality was as good as I thought it would be. Haven't installed it yet but I like it very much.
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With Adobe Audition CS5.5 making its way back into the suite and now available on both Mac and Windows, you now have more power, more flexibility, and incredible control over your audio inside your Premiere Pro sequences. So what we have here is we've been working on this scene and want to effectively send all of this content to Audition so we can begin leveraging some of its incredible editing tools, mastering tools, and noise-reduction capabilities--maybe even add some music and do some additional things and then send it all back to Premiere. So we have a new method of doing this. It's very simple, and I'm going to show you how we can literally drag-select all the clips in Premiere, send it all to Audition, work on it, and send it back very fluidly. So from within the Premiere interface, I'm going to select all of my clips, go up to the Edit menu, and choose Edit in Audition Sequence. Now when you do that it's going to bring up this dialog, and you can see that we have lots of different options here. Whether we want to do the entire sequence or the work area, we're going to export a preview video. So this is going to take all of the video content inside the sequence and effectively create one single compiled video track that you can use for reference inside the Audition interface. You then have the ability to render audio clip effects, send clip volume key frame metadata, and then, of course, open this entire thing in Audition. Well, I've already gone ahead and done that for you, so if we bounce over to Audition, now you can see that the same project with the same track names and the same individual audio clips live inside Audition's interface. [audio sounds from clip] Well, you can, in fact. So what we want to do is begin tweaking some of the dialogue here and, as I mentioned, maybe adding some music. Now Audition has lots of power and incredible flexibility, and we have two unique views when working inside of Audition, the multitrack view and the waveform view. If we want to individually process files, we can of course tackle that by going into the waveform view. And it's as simple as taking one of these clips, double-clicking on it, and it will bring you into the waveform editor here. [sounds from video clip] So if we wanted to make a very simple change like just increase the overall volume, we can use our on-clip volume controls--like this-- increase the volume, and the change is applied. We can go back to our multitrack, and again we can begin rebalancing some of these changes. We can do this to multiple clips. We can even batch process these clips, but we'll save that for later. The other thing that I want to do here, though, before I send it back to Premiere Pro, is actually add some music so I have the reference of music to watch inside Premiere Pro's interface. So if I scroll down, you can see that I have some music selected here. I can drop this into a new track. We can play this back. [sounds from video clip] So if we need to make some very simple changes to this, we can go into our mixer. And you can see that on our music track here, I can just drop the audio volume down a bit, [sounds from video clip] Okay. So that's at a pretty good level. So at this point I'm ready to send all this back to Premiere Pro. So if I bounce over to Premiere, the first thing I need to do is actually select a blank sequence, which actually has a video reference already present. From here, I can then go over to Audition. We can go up to Multitrack, Export to Adobe Premiere Pro, and here's where we have a whole series of options of how we want this audio, this new audio, to reappear inside the interface. We can either export each track as a stem, or we have the option to mix down the session to mono files, stereo files, or a mixed 5.1, also known as an interleaved 5.1 file. Well, leveraging some of the power and the fast performance of Audition CS5.5, I'm actually going to export each track as a stem, and this means that all of those individual audio clips that live in a single track will now be one audio track that is the entire duration of the video clip. I'm going to choose Export each track as stem, open it in Premiere Pro, click Export. You can see that we have the status monitoring there, and before I can even finish talking, it's done. It's exported a multitrack session that was approximately one and a half minutes long. Let's go ahead and insert it here. Done. That's it. It's all here. So fast. Bouncing takes time, doesn't it? Doesn't it usually take real time to bounce a one-and-a-half-minute song? Shouldn't it take one and a half minutes? No. That's the incredible speed of Audition CS5.5. So now we have all of our audio content back in Premiere Pro, let's go scrub ahead and just listen to where we've added some of that music. [sounds from video clip] Yes, you can. So now it's easier than ever to send all of your audio content with a video reference over to Audition CS5.5, make your changes leveraging all of the incredible effects and mastering processes that we have, the noise-reduction processes, tweak your audio, send it back to Premiere Pro either as stems, mono, stereo, or 5.1 files, and continue working. Absolutely brilliant, and the best part, of course, that you can do this on Mac and Windows. [Adobe TV - tv.adobe.com]
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Easily sweeten your audio. Pass clips and multitrack mixes from Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.5 to Adobe Audition CS5.5 for editing or send Adobe Premiere Pro sequences with a reference video to Adobe Audition for complete multitrack creation.
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I often look to celebrities for hair inspiration because they have the best stylists and colorists to enable them to always look like a million bucks. Short and long and everything in between, I think these are the best hair moments for some of today's top female celebrities:
1. Mila Kunis' soft waves at the 2011 SAG awards
2. Katie Holmes' choppy bob on the cover of Elle Magazine
3. Lauren Conrad's subtle curls and braid
4. Jennifer Aniston's sleek bob
5. Jessica Biel's ombre loose curls
6. Kate Beckinsale's thick, wavy hair
7. Zooey Deschanel's big curls with thick bangs
8. Rachel Bilson's clean updo
9. Michelle Williams' romantic updo
10. Gwyneth Paltrow's asymmetric bob
11. Nicole Richie's bob with side-swept bangs
12. Emma Watson's pixie cut
As much as I love the look of sleek bobs and adorable pixie cuts, long loose waves suit me best. I find long hair to be the least maintenance, and the most versatile.
Which celebrities do you look to for hair inspiration? And which of the above looks are your favorite?


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The VitraHaus, built by Herzog & de Meuron, is Vitra's flagship store and home to the Vitra Home Collection. Here, you can view furniture arrangements in different design styles, which include both the great Vitra classics and the latest contemporary designs. This means that you can find inspiration for your home, explore your taste in design and try out, order and purchase furniture and design objects. Enjoy the view from the loft and then set off on a tour of discovery: in addition to the showroom over four floors, a shop, the Lounge Chair Atelier and the Café await you on the ground floor.
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Vitra considers all furnishings to be a personal collage which changes over time with the tastes, preferences and the personal circumstances of the owner. In order to always present our visitors with a continuous flow of fresh ideas, the VitraHaus displays change on a regular basis, with new Vitra products continuously being added to the tour. All Vitra furniture and accessories seen can be ordered or purchased here.
Contact information & opening hours:
+49 (0)7621 702 3502
Mon-Sat: 10am-6pm
The Lounge Chair Atelier gives you the chance to watch a stage of the chair's production. Here you can witness the craftsmanship that goes into the Vitra design classic – the Lounge Chair – which was designed by Charles & Ray Eames in 1956. In the VitraHaus, you can configure your own Lounge Chair & Ottoman with a selection of leathers, wooden shells and grains – and watch your own personal one-of-a-kind original be put together.
An open workshop forms the centrepiece of the Vitra Atelier. It has been relocated from the company's private production premises to the public campus area. Beginning with the story behind this icon of modern furniture design – produced by Vitra with the same care and precision for more than 50 years – the Vitra Atelier opens up various perspectives. It gives visitors the opportunity to witness materials being used, individual production tasks, as well as the longevity and sustainability of the design, which remains as cutting edge today as it ever was.
If at the VitraHaus you decide to purchase an Eames Lounge Chair and to have it made in the Lounge Chair Atelier, the chair will be given a special label that shows that it was made there. Later, it will be delivered to your door.
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The shop on the ground floor of the VitraHaus offers a wide selection of design objects, home accessories and publications. These include select furniture designs by major designers such as Charles and Ray Eames, George Nelson, Jasper Morrison, Sori Yanagi and Hella Jongerius, miniatures and faithful re-editions from the Vitra Design Museum, as well as offers from other design manufacturers such as Muji, Alessi, Freitag, Hay and many more. Our selection of books includes the Vitra Design Museum's exhibition catalogues as well as a wide range of publications on design and architecture. Many of the products are developed based on the museum's collection and on the research done for exhibitions. The aim is to make important classics of design history available. A selection of products can also be found at the Vitra Design Museum's online shop.
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Duke's Mason Plumlee, Virginia Tech's Erick Green and Miami's Shane Larkin headline the All-ACC first team.
The teams were announced Monday following a vote of 77 members of the Atlantic Coast Sports Media Association.
They were joined by Virginia's Joe Harris and North Carolina State's Richard Howell.
Plumlee received 226 points to 225 for Green and 224 for Larkin. Players received three points for being listed on the first team, two for the second team and one for third team.
Green led the nation in scoring with a 25-point scoring average. Plumlee was second in the league in scoring (17.2 points), rebounding (10.3) and field goal percentage (58.9 percent). Larkin averaged 13.7 points while leading the Hurricanes to the No. 1 seed in this week's league tournament.
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