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The 2012 4-H pullet sale is this Saturday, Nov. 3 at 10 a.m. at Chester County Farmer's Market, 116 Columbia St., Chester. Eggs don't come much fresher than getting them straight from the chicken.
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PLYMOUTH — On Friday, U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan released the list of 2012 National Blue Ribbon Schools. Webster Elementary in Plymouth was among those receiving the honor.
Only eight schools in Indiana were nominated for the award.
In the past, Webster has been named a Four-Star School twice and was awarded a Title I Student Achievement Award.
Duncan recognized only 269 schools with the award based on the overall academic excellence or for making progress in improving student academic achievement levels.
On November 12-13, 219 public schools and 50 private schools will be recognized in a ceremony in Washington, D.C. According to a press release issued on September 7, in the 30-year history, the National Blue Ribbon Schools programs has bestowed the award to nearly 7,000 schools.
Duncan said, "Our nation has no greater reasonability than helping all children realize their full potential. He added, "Schools honored with the National Blue Ribbon award are committed to accelerating student achievement and preparing students for success in college and careers. Their work reflects the conviction that every child has promise and that education is the surest pathway to a strong, secure future." "The program recognizes achievement in two categories. The first is "Exemplary High Performance" in which schools are recognized among their state's highest performing schools, as measured by the state's assessment.
The second is "Exemplary Improving" in which schools that have at least 40 percent of their student population from disadvantaged backgrounds demonstrate progress in improving.
Webster Principal, Carrie McGuire said, "This is a great honor for our school, including the staff, the students, and their families." "The people and parents at Webster really do work together to do "whatever it takes" to make sure that children are successful." she said.
McGuire pointed out that the ISTEP scores of the school do not show an achievement gap between the high risk or low income students that can be seen in some other schools. "McGuire said, "We work hard to make sure that children do well even if they have special needs."
Plymouth Schools Superintendent Daniel Tyree echoed McGuire's comments saying, "We see a close relationship between the staff, students and parents. This relationship is based on the school corporation's mission to do whatever it takes to ensure that students maximize their potential."
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The Classic Series '50s Esquire® guitar features an ash body with a single-ply white pickguard, alnico bridge pickup and a maple neck and fingerboard.
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I bought this guitar because I always wanted to add a Telecaster to my guitar collection and liked the simplicity and understatement of the Esquire. I love all-maple necks and white or blonde finishes so I chose this model.
To be honest I did not expect a Mexican Fender guitar in this price range to be of such an excellent quality! I took the guitar out of the box and everything was perfect: the setup, the frets, the finish - the craftsmanship in general. I own a few guitars that cost five times as much as this one, and yet this Fender Esquire matches the quality of these guitars in almost every respect.
The thing I like most about this guitar is its playability. I do not know why, but I can play faster and easier on this guitar than on every single one of my other guitars. The neck seems to have been made especially for my hands ;-) ...
The tone is very special. In this respect this guitar will not be suited for everyone and it certainly is not suited for every song or every genre. The sound is very, very bright with a lot of twang and clarity and a very fast response. It is amazing how many different textures you can get out of the single pickup. Nevertheless, if you are looking for a "fat" and & "warm" tone with a lot of sustain, this guitar will not be the ideal instrument for you.
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Body and neck woods, and construction is the best I've seen in this price point.
Vintage hardware is top notch quality.
Fretboard and radius is very comfortable.
Pickup wiring configuration is different, but easy to get used to, and really has the bite.
Highly recommended to any level of player, 100%.
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|Classic Series '50s Esquire®, Maple Fingerboard, White Blonde
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Newly developed Nikon FX-format CMOS sensor with 16.2 effective megapixels [NEW]
The D4 employs a newly developed Nikon FX-format CMOS sensor (36.0 x 23.9 mm) with 16.2 effective megapixels. The ISO sensitivity range is from 100 to 12800 at normal setting, expandable to ISO 50 equivalent or ISO 204800 equivalent.
Advanced Scene Recognition System with enhanced accuracy realized by 91K-pixel RGB sensor [NEW]
Advanced Scene Recognition System realizes face detection during optical viewfinder shooting. It achieves highly accurate control of auto functions such as AF, AE and auto white balance utilizing face detection information and detailed scene analysis information. Furthermore, it contributes to the performance of 3D-tracking with finer subject acquisition.
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I class myself as an enthusiast photographer and prior to the D4, my main camera was a Nikon D700 and the Nikon D90 my backup.
I'd decided to purchase the D4 for three main reasons, frame rate, the auto focusing system and low light performance.
I do a range of action shoots, sportdog shows, horse shows to air shows.
So there is always the want for high frame rate and at 10-11fps to the XQD card and auto focusing system that seems to work effortlessly and flawlessly in most lighting conditions, it's hard to miss any of the actions.
The last 3 years I was carting the D700 with MB-D10 battery grip attached to my Nikkor 300mm f2.8G VRII for animal and Airshows. So it was noticeably lighter when I connected the D4 to this lens.
The D4 fits comfortably in my medium size hands in both landscape and portrait orientation. Yes it is a big camera, relatively speaking, but it feels light and solid. And build quality is one of the best I've seen.
If you are used to semi to pro Nikon DSLRs the D4 menu will be very familiar. Even if you are not, it's relatively easy to learn within 2-3hours of flicking through the manual. It's set out neatly on a vibrant LCD and can be customised for various types of shoots that you do.
The Active D-Lighting really helps to brighten the shadows when shooting in harsh mid day light. The HDR function is handy, but lets face it, this function may not be relevant, if you have Photoshop and a HDR program where two or more photos can be created in Photoshop from one file and merged in the HDR program and tone mapped. Nevertheless, it is there if you have the time.
Auto ISO sensitivity is convenient…but it's nothing new as the D700 have the same function.
Low light performance is great and personally, noise level up to 5000 ISO is acceptable for me. Anything above this seems too grainy. When connect to a wide aperture lens such as the Sigma 85mm f1.4 EX DG HSM, you will be able to drop ISO setting back a few clicks and won't even need external flashes in situations that usually do.
I have only used the D4, 5-6 times to record HD movies so can not comment too much on this. But the picture quality certainly looks very good and the sound not bad direct from the inbuilt microphone.
That is some of the little things I've noticed about the D4. It is a fantastic camera and the mind boggles at the thoughts of the technology cramped into it and all accessible at your finger tips.
The camera is for anyone serious about their photography.
Fantastic job Nikon.
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Perfect camera if you have used a d700, d7000,, d800 for quite some time. I don't recommend it if you are a beginner. It is a great all round camera despite the weight it is around 1.3Kg without a battery or lens. It is worth every cent.
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Upgrading from a D90 straight to the top really opened my eyes to the versatility and quality of Nikon's flagship camera. I cannot make a fair comparison with the previous models nor any other full frame camera bodies as I am a virgin to the professional caliber of camera bodies. However, here is my take on the Nikon D4.
I have always loved the ergonomics of Nikon cameras and the D4 lives up to its reputation. Switching from a D90 was a breeze. It took me about half an hour to become familiar with the majority of the functionality it has to offer. The addition of the mini-controllers for both landscape and portrait shots are so intuitive one would wonder why no one thought of them before. The handling is superb. I can adjust all necessary settings on the fly without fumbling around.
The camera feels very sturdy in the hands and the neck strap feels good around the shoulders especially when flipped with the Nikon branding hidden from public so that the rubber grip is facing outward. Personally I would've liked the strap just a little longer so I can use it as a shoulder strap. The flip side to the build quality is that the camera is still quite heavy. Attach a 70-200 on this body and it will surely weigh you down. Oh well, I suppose no pain no gain.
Performance wise it is incomparable with the D90. The feel of the trigger and speed is unparalleled and motivates me to continue shooting anything that moves. The new XQD card performs as well as anything I've seen so far and with the EXPEED 3 processor long exposure shots are captured with a couple of seconds! However, I have found a small glitch where sometimes the playback becomes unresponsive upon review. This happens after shooting in succession for awhile and I go back to review my shots. I'm not sure if this is a firmware issue but I hope it does get rectified soon.
I have tested shooting under low light conditions and the Nikon D4 delivers excellent quality upto the ISO range of 3200. There is a slight graininess creeping in from the 6400 range but I am somewhat of a pixel freak. I love the range of colors it captures even in low light and focusing with my 24-70 is super fast and silent!
Also, I love the addition of the new Quiet mode. I had a chance to shoot a private event for a friend and this feature really came handy. As a photographer I try to remain as inconspicuous as possible and it helps to make as little noise as possible.
Alas, as with the case with all bleeding edge tech, this tool comes at a price. About 7k that is. It is a substantial blow to the bank account and will have you on an instant noodle diet for quite some time unless you're a professional photographer who I presume will earn that back and then some with this beast. On top of that, if you own an old version of Photoshop then you will need to upgrade that as well. The raw files are only supported by the latest version of Adobe's Camera Raw. This camera is not for everyone I suppose but I took the plunge and invested in this quality machinery so that I may be armed with the necessary tool to become a professional photographer in the near future.
Finally, there are plenty of reviews already on YouTube and other sites but none of them compares to actually trying it out yourself. If you consider yourself beyond the hobbyist happy snapper and have quite a bit of loose change lying around then I definitely recommend making this purchase.
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Son of a senatorial family from Cordoba, Spain. Well educated. Priest. Head of an ecclesiastical school. Worked to comfort and support Christian martyrs and their survivors during Islamic persecutions in Moorish occupied Spain. Arrested several times for his faith, he wrote Exhortation to Martyrdom while during one of his imprisonments. Appointed to succeed the Archbishop of Toledo, Spain, but was never consecrated. Imprisoned after he gave shelter to Saint Leocritia of Cordoba, he preached the Gospel in court, then in front of the king's counsel. Martyr.
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Fanny Littmarck | May 31, 2013
It's been almost a year since we declared 3D printing the hottest topic in manufacturing, and it hasn't cooled off yet. If anything, 3D printing has seen a recent surge in popularity. By now you've heard a lot about the technology and what you can print with it, but did you know you could print invisibility cloaks this way, too?
One Invisibility Cloak, Coming Right Up!
Besides 3D printing, we've long been fascinated by metamaterials and cloaking, here on the COMSOL blog. Surely you remember the researchers from Duke University whose metamaterials made physics seem like magic? Using multiphysics simulation tools, they developed a metamaterial that could be used to manipulate electromagnetic waves in such a fashion that rendered an object invisible.
Cylindrical metamaterial cloak for microwave frequencies designed by the
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These researchers have been making magic once more, by combining their metamaterials research findings with 3D printing technology. According to an article by Duke University Center for Metamaterials and Integrated Plasmonics, "Do-It-Yourself Invisibility with 3-D Printing", an invisibility cloak can be produced within three to seven hours. And we're not talking simulation time here — when the time is up, you'll have a physical, 3D print-out of the cloak ready to be put to use.
About the 3D Printed Cloaking Device
The printed cloaking device is constructed to deflect microwave beams, and as per the aforementioned article, it resembles "a Frisbee™ disc made out of Swiss cheese". The center of the disc is left open, to accommodate the object the researchers wish to conceal. When it comes to cloaking, it's almost more about what isn't printed; the "Swiss cheese"-style holes in the disc are what conceal the object in question as microwave beams are aimed at it. The shape, location, and size of these holes is, of course, crucial, and these metrics are determined via algorithms. Learn more about this fascinating story here.
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The American Standard Precision Bass® is the same best-selling and solidly powerful instrument it has always been, and now it's upgraded with a seismic Fender Custom Shop '60s Precision Bass split single-coil pickup and a striking new Jade Pearl Metallic finish option. It's the latest incarnation of the indestructible workhorse instrument that revolutionized popular music, stronger and more indispensable than ever.
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Well I love this bass, it plays like butter and sounds like heaven. I play this bass daily. I have owned several different basses from Washburn to Gibson and this is the one. I would put it on the top. The jade color is sick!! The only thing I am going to change is the volume/tone knobs as they are too textured for my taste, and the strings that come with it are too bright for my style. Thanks Fender for all your hard work through the decades.
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I sold my Freeman and Waters P-Basses and bought an American Standard Precision Bass. Woooow, the quality and the tone of this bass is awesome! Brilliant quality (2012), it sounds cool, looks cool so I think this one was made for me. :-)
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These things are incredible. I put flatwounds on mine as soon as I got my hands on it and I've never been disappointed.
It will probably require the initial set-up. Take it to someone who knows what he's doing and you will have one hell of a bass. The tone is great, too. I play funk/R&B and this thing lays down the floor for your band-mates to stand on. Plug this into a nice fat amp and you'll be in bass heaven!
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I bought my Fender P-Bass second hand, but unlike some brands Fender products hold their worth considerably more than most other brands. This is the first bass I have owned, but I have played on others and highly recommend precisions compared to other bass types by Fender. The newer models are incredibly reliable and if taken care of will last for many years to come. I prefer playing on this model as the shape is much better suited for me, but that is just personal preference, in terms of sound there isn't much in it compared to other Fender products. They are all reliable, and have good, if not great sound quality.
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I recently purchased a 2009 (2008 ?? Based on serial number lookup) Fender American Standard Precision Bass guitar in Austin, Texas. The instrument had supposedly been sitting in the store for somewhere between 5 and 6 years. I am the original owner. I plugged it into one of the amplifiers at the store before I purchased it. The tone of this Bass guitar is AMAZING. It feels wonderful in my hands. My Bass guitar teacher is a rock star from Austin, TX whose last album went to #4 on the Billboard Charts. He was quite impressed with my new instrument. I love to play this Bass guitar, the sound is flawless. The Bass had already been aged for somewhere between 5 and 6 years before I purchased it. The wood is just right. There is no substitute for a Fender American Standard Precision Bass. I tried several other Bass guitars before I purchased this one, once you have owned the American version, you will never go back. I will probably never own a Mercedes Benz or a home on Lake Travis (The rich part of Austin), however I own the best Bass guitar that money can buy, and for that I am thankful.
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Just bought a Mystic Blue American Standard Precision Bass.
Wanted the build quality of a made in the USA Fender and I'm completely satisfied.
The bass sounds fantastic and is a joy to play. I also love the simplicity of having only volume and tone knobs to deal with. I don't like to deal with all the tinkering with knobs and tone that come with active electronics basses.
This bass completely suits my needs and I can imagine playing this one for years and years.
satyayoga owns this item
I play bass since almost 20 years now. I bought this bass one year ago. It's a perfect instrument for me and exactly what I was looking for and more.
First, the tone is just perfect. I put chromes flatwounds on it and it's such a great match. It's perfect for every styles. The tonal options are rather limited but what it does it does good. I didn't expect that I would like the tone of this instrument that much.
Second, the frets and neck are perfect. I can set the action really low with no buzzing, it's amazing. So although the neck is a bit thicker and wider than a jazz bass, the playability is very good.
Overall, this is such a good bass, very well done. It's not a cheap instrument, but I definitely should have bought one many years ago.
gariepyf owns this item
I own mostly Fender Jazz basses. Picked this bass up in a shop and was very suprised how nice the neck felt. Especially coming from playing the thinner neck of a Jazz bass. Very,very playable. The tone of the Custom Shop pickups is very good. I might change out the pickups down the road.
This bass can groove and is built for the "pocket" if you know what I mean. It also has a killer slap tone-Suprised!
This one is a keeper. Fender has improved their quality control as my bass and all the others I tried recently in the American Standard series are built A++. Good job Fender!!!!
jazzbassjo owns this item
You are buying a legendary piece of music history, that has transcended into the new millennium effortlessly. The components that make up the bass are top notch the beautiful grain of the alder and the finish are just wonderful. Fret work, nut and neck pocket are perfect. The harmonics before you plug her in ring out clearly no buzzing or dead notes. The custom pickups cut thru any band and solidifies the bottom end. I don't need to be convincing because sooner or later just like me you will buy this piece of history.
bassblast owns this item
I previously owned a jazz bass. It worked well especially because I have short fingers. However, when I plugged this in at the store to test out a bass cab I was looking at, I was overwhelmed by the tone. It was everything I look for in bass tone. At the first practice with the band I play in, the rest of the guys were very impressed also. I'm done buying. Thanks Fender.
brtank owns this item
I have multiple basses all of which are Fender products. This 2012 Precision is by far my favorite. Tone-playability-looks! It's truly a triple threat! Well worth the price and will most definitely be my number one bass for the rest of my days! Then I'll just pass it along to my son and so on and so on.....it will surely last for generations, it's an American made Fender!!!!!
Bighousebass owns this item
If you have a home studio, then you probably dream of creating new sounds, while retaining the listenable and archetypal sounds of the past. The Fender Precision takes you there; and is a must have for the home studio. You can try bass after bass with mediocre results. Just get it over with. Spend a thousand bucks and buy THE bass--the American Fender Precision. The custom shop pickups sound awesome, and honestly, I never find the bass in any of my tracks lacking.
Wangooflux owns this item
I have owed many basses over the years, mostly mid range axes. The second I held this bass in my hand and played my first note, it felt perfect. The playability and tone is amazing. Perfect size and weight. I own a 53 Fender P-reissue, it doesn't even come close. The Neck on this beauty is fast and comfortable. I would place it close to the 78 Standard Precision in over all feel. Mine has been updated with Custom Shop Pickups which brings brilliance and unbelievable bottom end. I would highly recommend this product to anyone looking for an excellent all-around bass.
Great job Fender!!!
richmiehl owns this item
Bought my American Standard P -Bass in November 2012. Hadn't played for years! My previous bass was a fretless P Bass that I bought back in the 70s. This new bass is just awesome! Great sound. After playing a fretless I was concerned about fret rattle. But the new bass is easily played and fret buzz is minimal. Craftsmanship is terrific. Came right out of the box from Fender and didn't need any adjusting whatsoever. I just love this Bass! And the Candy Cola with Rosewood fret board and white pick guard is really sharp!
And combined with a new Rumble 350 Combo makes a great, great package.
I wouldn't play anything but Fender basses. They have always been the best!
Ralpharmst owns this item
I have been playing 37 years and have owned or played everything out there. I only wanted to purchase this bass for the simple reason that.... as a teen, when I first started playing, it was my dream to own a Fender Precision. Well, for various reasons it has been practically the only bass I've never owned. I was stunned to receive the bass, and find that with only a few standard adjustments it revealed itself to be the most finely built bass I've ever played....I'm serious! I look at things that experienced players look at, including: fretwork, lack of dead spots on the fretboard, versatility between slap and finger styles, nut slot heights were perfect, tone, craftsmanship. Not to mention that the bass is beautiful. Anybody that is thinking about purchasing this bass.....don't hesitate, I believe you'll be pleased!
patbensing owns this item
The moment I picked up this bass and played the first few notes I knew this was the bass for me. Having owned a number of other basses which all seemed to have something wrong with them I wanted something a little bit special. I found it with this one, the sound quality is very good and it keeps its tuning all the way down the neck perfectly something that other basses fail on. It is definitely one to keep!!!
mitchell19 owns this item
This Bass is in General a quite simple bass - one tone knob and one volume knob - that's it. Next to this simplicity are a collection of complex flavour of tone structures which make this Bass so remarkable. The neck is well suited for some big guys and supports a powerful grip and playing style. You either hate it or love it ... I do love my P-Bass and I do regret, that it took me so long to own one.
joekeystone owns this item
Having owned several P-basses over the years, the 60th Anniversary model caught my eye. I scored the Sunburst/Maple neck model and it's just gorgeous! The engraved 60th anniversary neckplate was a big selling point for me, as I wanted something that stood out from the pack a bit more. Absolutely the finest playing and sounding Precision I've ever owned! My only complaint on the newer models is the lack of the skunk stripe on the neck. I've always thought that was such a cool look on a Fender bass. Beyond that, I couldn't be more pleased. It's a keeper!
dougz owns this item
My 1st bass was a Fender over 25 years ago. I have owned and played a plethora of basses over the time that has passed. From boutique, to 'all in one, everything/kitchen sink' instruments. Though my affinity for the Stingray bass holds, and I strongly consider it the Leo Fender P-Bass "Mach 2", I have returned to where it all started - not just for me, but for the instrument itself.
When the last guy sold me a handmade German boutique bass that "can get all the Fender sounds and more", not only did it not deliver, but why did I get an expensive facsimile? I ended up trading it in on the bass I should have bought; I took a loss, but gained so much more.
My Precision bass is a 2012 American Standard. It is solid. It is familiar. It is the bare essential. It is timeless.
I am stoked about the bridge allowing me to string through the body.
I only wish the pickups were a hint more responsive, like the Seymour Duncan Quarter Pound's found in some of the artist series. I think it is as it was intended though, and I will not change a thing; I think my ears have been jaded by years of active pickups. Heck - I don't even want to use my regular brand or gauge of strings as the 8250M's it came with sound and feel good - if Fender ships the bass with these its got to be for good reason.
When you realize the only arsenal you need is the original - Fender.
Kbkc09 owns this item
|Model Name:
|American Standard Precision Bass®, Rosewood Fingerboard, Mystic Red
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|Mystic Red
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|Synthetic Bone
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|Truss Rods:
|Posiflex™ Graphite Neck Support Rods
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Environmental Markets is the inaugural book in Cambridge Studies in Economics, Choice, and Society, a new interdisciplinary series of theoretical and empirical research focusing on individual choice, institutions, and social outcomes.
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How one enviropreneur is harnessing private capital for innovation in environmental ventures.
Tackling air quality issues one smartphone at a time.
Annie Ireland 05/14/2014
The intersection of agriculture, economics, and textiles.
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An upwelling of PERC-trained innovators quietly replenish the sea.
Juliet Eilperin 12/04/2013
The Oglala Sioux aim to reclaim their landscape and culture heritage
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Reinstating indigenous rights to own property and build an economy in New Zealand
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The voice of Bayonetta speaks about the latest additions to the franchise
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Veteran ADR Director/Writer for anime dubs discusses career and why he's retiring
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Check out the latest sneak peak for the upcoming Star Wars animated series coming this fall
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All of the original Sailor Moon anime features will be getting a new english dub/subtitled release.
The Traditional Easter Candy Could be Getting a Movie Treatment
The clasic voice of the Hulk will once again be heard in Avengers: Age of Ultron
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Quick version since Im getting up early tomorrow.
Gear for dps, hit expertise caps are nice, and as much str and crit you can muster. I would not recommend gearing for any defensive stats or gemming/enchanting for resilience. With normal pvp gear and the base line talents from prot, you wont need them. Play in battle stance only jumping to defensive or berserking when you need to use an ability exclusive to those stances.
Your goal as prot is to help control the fight....not kill stuff. In other words it is more important to interupt casts, lock down players, and protect your team mates. Unless you are primarily doing 2s arena. If that is the case reroll arms or fury because the lack of prot damage will really slow you down in the 2s bracket. Use your vigilance, properly applied your vengence should be climbing the entire fight. WHen you get up to 20k+ attack power those shield slam crits get to be a lot of fun.
A couple of useful macros, which you should be able to lookup or figure out how to write them:
macro hamstring to charge/intercept
any ability that you need to switch stances for needs a macro ie. shield wall, recklessness, disarm, taunt (for pets), and intervene.
This is just stuff off the top of my head so im sure ive forgotten a lot of useful information. If you come up with some more specific questions ask away and I will do my best to answer them.


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Reading the report is just as important as they teach you how to break the scabies cycle and prevent re-infection. Re-infestation occurs in MANY of scabies cases. The guide is comprehensive in the fact they walk you step by step through both treatment and post scabies healing.
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Another Recommended Tip
I would also suggest getting some extra sulfur soaps here as it will help you overcome itching, help prevent re-infection and help surface the dead mites and debris.
You should also clean your environment such as furniture, cloth seats, car seats, bedding, headboards, chairs, floors etc. Your cleaning routine should have you using the Benzarid sprays in the morning and at night paying close attention to areas you are more likely to frequent when in your home especially around carpeting and furnishings.
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- Cut finger and toe nails daily. Scabies like to hide in the corners and under nails.
- Take warm epsom salt baths in post scabies in the evenings for 25-35 minutes.
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- Moisturize skin during the day but apply very lightly so your not blocking pores.
- Reduce sugar intake scabies love sugar it makes them more active.
- Take Garlic daily and clean up your diet.
- For scabies massage the skin in circular motions as it helps surface dead mites and debris.
- Make use of garbage bags or sealed containers for clothing and other items.
- Treat your Entire family.
- Read more scabies tricks here.
Be sure to get as many of these products at the same time as it increases your chances of getting rid of scabies and avoiding re-infection. Re-infection happens in MANY of scabies cases and this is why it is so widespread. You will thank me later!
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You will have finally rid your scabies problem and have resumed your life without the rashes and itching. I hope this site provides at least some motivation to help you take the steps to get treated. Just take it one day at a time and you will begin feeling yourself again. You'll feel things you haven't felt before and feel like it will never end. It will end…
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on how it all beganWritten by jane
Samui Jazz – on how it all began
Samui International Jazz Music Festival – on how it all began and introducing the artists of the 2010 Festival
(Interview with Mr. Alexander Beets, August, 2010)
The beginning
Alexander Beets, a reknown saxophone player from Holland initiated the Day of Dutch Jazz in the Netherlands (later known as the jazzday.nl).
This jazzday is a networking event for the entire dutch jazzscene with more than 1000 participants. It holds musicians, festivals organisers,
bookingsagents, record companies, copyright oganisations etc etc.
Jazz on a tropical islandWritten by Administrator
The Samui International Jazz Music Festival came to a close on September 30 with another spectacular display of Jazz from both the Thai and the International artists. The Main Stage at Chaweng Lake was packed to capacity as hundreds of jazz fans flocked to the last chance to listen to some amazing music.
review on the Samui Jazz Festival 2010Written by Administrator
Tropical jazz on Samui
Smooth jazz is best served with a cocktail on a hot, tropical night. That is the concept of the Koh Samui International Jazz Music Festival, and the winning formula worked this year once again.
Over 100 international and local artists were in the Gulf of Thailand recently to showcase their saxophones, trumpets, and most importantly, their rhythm and soul. The 2010 International Jazz Music Festival welcomed musicians from all over Europe and the United States, particularly with a large group of talent from the Netherlands. Led by jazz-saxophonist Alexander Beets, who has performed over 2000 concerts worldwide, the Dutch musicians shared their talent and love with the Samui audience, playing soulful classics and also instrumental contemplations. Beets kicked off the festival on the Chaweng main stage with energy and flavour. His cover of Summertime with singer Eline Gemerts left the perfect taste in the humid air.


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not guilty (I do hope he does well, though).
Do you think Ross Miner will be on the US Men's podium?
not guilty (I do hope he does well, though).
Do you think Ross Miner will be on the US Men's podium?
Guilty (I hope he wins Gold!)
Do you think Max Aaron has a shot at a medal?
Not guilty
Do you like watching National Juniors???
Do you have ice network?
not guilty (but I have Universal Sports & Europeans begin tonight.)
Do you think Gracie Gold will medal?
Would you like Ashley Wagner to successfully defend her Us ladies' champion title?
Are you pleased with the ladies standings after the Short Program?
Are you excited for the Senior Men's LP???
guilty! (trying my best to stay completely "unspoiled" though)
Are you snowed in right now?
Not guilty
Have you had any ice storms???
Are you feeling sad for Mirai (and Caroline)?
Do you believe a new day has dawned in U.S. figure skating?
Not guilty
Are you sad for Jeremy???
guilty!!!! (he's SO artistic!)
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Latest update : 2012-08-24
Emmanuel Lincot, Editor-in-Chief, 'Monde Chinois' Magazine
Douglas Herbert speaks to Emmanuel Lincot, Editor-in-Chief of the "Monde Chinois" Magazine. They discuss the recent stand-off between China and Japan over the disputed Senkaku islands, as well as the Gu Kailai murder trial. These two very different stories have offered us a glimpse into the workings of China's Communist Party.


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The middle slow movement is in B minor, a poignantly felt song, potently textured and voiced, dramatic in its contrasts of soft and loud, of minorial pathos and sweet maggiore release, of dark diminished-seventh tension, of poetically meaningful ornamentation. Structurally its shape is elegant and balanced, combining breadth of phrasing with economy of expression. The 3/8 Presto finale is an imaginatively inventive cameo of Scarlattian brilliance and Mendelssohnian fleetness, of glittering thirds and equally elfin and stormy octaves. Historically, such music is Classical. Temperamentally, it is Romantic.
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These days, there are a ton of affordable security options out there. Unfortunately, a lot of them are sort of fuzzy. Samsung is hoping bring a few high-def CCTV options to the mainstream, with two new cameras.
If you're looking for detail (literally) in your security footage, Samsung just introduced the 8-channel SDH-P4040 and the 16-channel SDH-P5080. Both cameras provide real-time and recorded video in high definition.
Both systems offer four, outdoor-ready 720p HD bullet cameras, all of which promises night vision up to 85 feet. The 16-channel model adds in four additional bullet cameras, with night vision up to 75 feet.
Each one also boasts an easy setup, with all-in-one HDTV kits and Cat5e cable. Each kit comes with a DVR with a 1TB surveillance-class SATA hard disk for 24/7 recording. Other features include Samsung Super Dynamic Range (SSDR) and Samsung Super Noise Reduction (SSNR III) technologies.
If you're looking to peep while out of the house, all of the new CCTV options can be viewed from a desktop computer or one of Samsung's free iOS and Android apps.
"High-definition CCTV security systems provide exceptional clarity and performance; however, until today, price points have traditionally kept average consumers or small business owners from truly experiencing the benefits offered by such systems," said Mike Palazzolo, VP of sales and marketing for Samsung's consumer video monitoring and security products. "Without cutting any corners in regard to performance or features found in these two new kits, Samsung has now opened the door for all customers to further bolster their security setups with not only the precise detail afforded by high-definition imagery, but the wider field-of-view as well."
Samsung plans to start selling the SDH-P4040 and SDH-P5080 this spring. Look for the products to be priced at $1,399 and $1,799, respectively.