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MacMillan: Seven Last Words from the Cross & other choral works
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Movement 1: Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do
Track 1 on SACDA67460 [5'45] Super-Audio CD
Movement 2: Woman, Behold thy Son! Behold, thy Mother!
Track 2 on SACDA67460 [5'07] Super-Audio CD
Movement 3: Verily, I say unto thee, today thou shalt be with me in Paradise
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Movement 4: Eli, Eli, lama sabachthani?
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Movement 5: I thirst
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Movement 6: It is finished
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Movement 7: Father, into thy hands I commend my spirit
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This work was commissioned by BBC television for screening in seven separate episodes during Holy Week in 1994. It was premiered by Cappella Nova and the BT Scottish Ensemble directed by Alan Tavener. The seven short sentences Jesus uttered from the Cross would make a short work indeed if taken at face value, and MacMillan felt that one of the great challenges he faced was to flesh out the text to make a substantial piece. Thus movements one, three, five and six take Christ's final utterances and add complementary texts from various sources – the Palm Sunday Exclamation and Good Friday Responsories for Tenebrae in the first movement, a Good Friday versicle in movement three, part of the Good Friday Reproaches in the fifth movement and another extract from the Good Friday Responsories for Tenebrae in the sixth.
The remarkable thing about this work is that it is both a meditation on the horrific events which gave rise to these last utterances and an intense fully fledged drama which might as easily be staged. Of course the potential for a visual element was important – it was, after all, commissioned by television for people to watch as well as to listen to – but this was not MacMillan's real concern. He wanted, as he said, to 'explore the words in a very personal way', one which served his central purpose of getting people to interact with the music as serious listeners so that they were in some way changed by it. There have been a number of works written around Jesus's last words: Haydn's 'deep throbbing melancholy' as MacMillan describes it, and later the French composer Théodore Dubois' 'saccharine' setting in the Catholic pietistic style, and much later still Sofia Gubaidulina's wholly different approach which as MacMillan puts it has a 'sense of synthesis and delight in bringing old and new together'. And this is, in some part, what MacMillan himself has done. The opening of the second movement, 'Woman, Behold thy Son! … Behold, thy Mother!', refers to Bach, 'evoking memories of the Passion chorales'. MacMillan also said 'I love stories that go tragically and horribly wrong, laden with so many extreme possibilities for music. And I am drawn to extremes – extremes of good and evil, of tranquility and violence.' Here, in this scenario, he has the perfect vehicle through which to allow his imagination full rein.
The first movement uses a mesmerizing cadential figure which MacMillan used originally in Tuireadh for clarinet and strings written in 1991 (it appears about half-way through Tuireadh and is then formed and transformed like a mantra throughout the rest of the work). 'Tuireadh' is a Gaelic word meaning 'lament' and this figure which MacMillan uses for his Seven Last Words has an almost mystical sense of keening regret, of sighing melancholy. The work begins with this motif over which sopranos sing, chant-like, the first of Christ's words – 'Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do' – joined gradually by the altos. This figure is present throughout the movement, providing a constant sense of the 'otherness' of Jesus (rather like the 'halo' of strings Bach gives Christus in the St Matthew Passion). The tenors and basses soon start a quiet but insistent quick-fire interjection of 'Hosanna to the son of David' (in Latin) from the Palm Sunday Exclamation, joined by the violins. The superimposition of, and then giving way to, a plainsong monotone sung by the sopranos to words from the Good Friday Reponsories for Tenebrae (in English) brings the movement to a pathetic unaccompanied end with the words 'For there was no one who would acknowledge me or give me help'.
The second movement, 'Woman, Behold thy Son! … Behold, thy Mother!', starts with fortissimo unaccompanied statements of the Bach-like Passion chorale figure already mentioned interspersed with granite-like blocks of silence. The strings begin warmly but become increasingly agitated, building to a frenetic climax while the choir continues to chant the chorale figure heard at the opening in different harmonic guises. The movement ends with exhausted falling figures from the strings.
The third movement is in stark contrast to what has gone before. Jesus's words 'Verily, I say unto thee, today thou shalt be with me in Paradise' appear only briefly at the end of the movement at an incredibly high tessitura for sopranos accompanied by violins, reflecting the ascent to Paradise. The bulk of the movement is given to a setting of words from a Good Friday antiphon, Ecce lignum Crucis. MacMillan has pointed out that during the liturgy this is normally sung three times, each time at a higher pitch as the Cross is slowly unveiled and revealed to the people. The slow, quiet first part is sung by the tenors and basses and returns after a second contrasting section where the strings settle into an almost indulgent music complete with a delicious high violin solo which in turn returns. A third section (related to the first through the decorated melodic first violin part) is an extraordinary tour de force of string-writing powerfully reminiscent of Tippett's Concerto for Double String Orchestra and the whole panoply of English string orchestra-writing which preceded that landmark work. Jesus's words act like a short coda to the movement.
The fourth movement, 'Eli, Eli, lama sabachthani?', is formed like a huge arch beginning with long, slow notes on the double basses, working its way upwards through orchestra and choir to very high-pitched phrases and all the way down again to finish as it began. Throughout this movement there are very highly decorated vocal lines – a feature of much of MacMillan's choral music which is in some way a throw-back to the fantasy-like decoration of Tudor composers, and specifically to the music of fellow Scot Robert Carver (1490–c1546), a highly influential figure for MacMillan.
The fifth movement is bleak. It sets Jesus's two simple words 'I thirst' together with the wonderful text from the Good Friday Reproaches 'I gave you to drink of life-giving water from the rock: and you gave me to drink of gall and vinegar.' Jesus's despair at his physical need for water is set slowly and just once erupts into a shout before subsiding again. The Reproaches text shimmers like a whispered chant. The movement ends with the strings building from a unison F sharp (G flat) to a climax which is marked 'like a violent shuddering' before subsiding again to the single G flat.
With the sixth movement, 'It is finished', we are brought face to face with the hammer-blows of the nails being driven into Christ's hands and feet. Shocking, repeated chords from the strings lead to quiet singing bringing back the tuireadh progression from the first movement. Here the text 'My eyes were blind with weeping' from the Good Friday Responsories for Tenebrae is combined with Jesus's words which are sung to the tuireadh progression. More hammer-blows accompany the sopranos' serene singing of Jesus's words and the movement ends with the continuing violation by those driven nails.
MacMillan's own description of the last movement, 'Father, into thy hands I commend my spirit', is deeply personal:
The first word is exclaimed in anguish three times before the music descends in resignation. The choir has finished – the work is subsequently completed by strings alone.
On setting such texts it is vital to maintain some emotional objectivity in order to control musical expression in the way that the Good Friday liturgy is a realistic containment of grief. Nevertheless it is inspiring when one witnesses people weep real tears on Good Friday as if the death of Christ was a personal tragedy. In this final movement, with its long instrumental postlude, the liturgical detachment breaks down and gives way to a more personal reflection: hence the resonance here of Scottish traditional lament music.
The final sighs from the violins are like the final breaths of the dying Christ and bring to a close a masterpiece of our time.
from notes by Paul Spicer © 2005

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And so with the classic Christmas fruitcake. Starting with a highly rated recipe from Alton Brown of the Food Network, I looked out the window at the cold grey autumn skies of southwestern Ontario and decided that a Christmas spent on a warm tropical island would be far preferable than the local rendering — freezing temperatures, snow shovels, and dirt-smudged city snow aren't quite what the Irving Berlin standard had in mind, I think. Using dried tropical fruits and nuts instead of the traditional currants, raisins, sultanas, glacé cherries and almonds seemed like just the twist I was looking for to let a warm sunny breeze blow through the windows of my mind.
Like good wines and cheeses, one of the secrets to making your own great fruitcake is to let it age, tightly sealed and kept moist with periodic brushings of rum or brandy. If possible, plan to bake your fruitcake at least a couple of weeks before sharing — but even cooled and served the same day, it will still be delicious.
The second and most important secret to making your own great fruitcake — and what makes this fruitcake such an especially fresh-tasting treat — is to use quality dried fruits and fresh home-cut citrus peels. Many commercial dried fruit products have added sugar and preservatives — if sugar has been added, it probably wasn't the best quality fruit to begin with, and the sugar overpowers the natural sweetness and flavours of good fruit, giving it that sticky and artificial taste that ruins most fruitcakes. You can find good dried fruit without added sugar or preservatives in health food stores, but this can be an expensive option. Bulk food stores often stock unadulterated dried fruit, but be sure to check the ingredients. But your best bets for inexpensive quality dried fruit — especially for tropical dried fruit — are often Asian or Chinese grocers. I found all sorts of exotic dried fruits — from pineapple, mango, and lychee to papaya, mangosteen and guava — without added ingredients and at very affordable prices at my own local Chinese grocer.
Of course, you're not limited to tropical fruits but only to your dried fruit desires. The fruitcake requires 4 cups of dried fruit, and my own tropical version contained 1 cup each of dried pineapple, mango and lychee, with a 1/2 cup of golden raisins and a 1/4 cup each of dried papaya and bananas. But any assortment and ratios according to your own preferences can be used to make a delicious fruitcake. You can make this recipe a traditional fruitcake by substituting currants, raisins, sultanas, glacé cherries or dried chopped apricots for the tropical fruits in any proportion as long as you end up with 4 cups of dried fruit. Dried blueberries, cranberries or chopped dried apples can also make good choices. For a traditional fruitcake, you can also omit the coconut, substitute apple juice or cider for the orange juice, and brandy for the rum. See the notes in the recipe below.
Icing or decoration for the fruitcake before serving is also optional, but will make the fruitcake a splendid visual treat as well — not to mention adding extra sweetness. A traditional marzipan, fondant or royal icing topping is always appropriate, and will keep firm longer if you're expecting the cake to last more than a day after serving. Otherwise, coconut or banana flavored cream cheese frostings or whipped cream chantillys are splendid for same day serving. But going with the theme of blending traditional and tropical, I iced my cake with a thin layer of kneaded and rolled marzipan — usually available in European grocers or delis — and scattered a quarter cup of toasted shredded coconut on top. Feel free to use your imagination.
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ICC buffs and debuffs not considered?
Regardless, you fall into the usual pitfall. A trinket on a random or semi-random proc isn't reliable to be active when you most need it. This trinket does a halfway decent job, but I still don't really like the proc. It can still be leapfrogged, and it may not do a damn thing. (Once you get hit to under 35%, your biggest worry is that next hit - avoidance does nothing reliable there.)
In your assumptions, you have a boss fight with a boss swinging at 1 second speed, hitting you to under 35% every blow. That boss will kill you, and this trinket will not make a difference.
I don't know where you get your avoidance values from, but I'm not sure if this is talking as a paladin or warrior. A warrior shouldn't be able to have 30% block chance in reasonable gear, and a paladin doesn't have shield block. You also forgot to add the chance to be missed to your avoidance numbers, it's not just parry and dodge.
For some reason you seem to think that unhittable means that a boss can't hit you. This is not the case. Unhittable means there will be no normal hits on the combat table. Blocks are still hits, and are definatly not within the 9.7% chance to be hit you used. (Again, where did this number come from?)


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Shocking news about Carlton threatens to overshadow Bay and Daphne's graduation day.
Shocking news about Carlton threatens to overshadow Bay and Daphne's graduation day.
Regina, Kathryn and John are shocked when Bay tells them about the extent of Daphne's self-destructive behavior.
Daphne organizes a senior ditch day for her Carlton classmates.
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All units at the Inchcape Seaside Villas stand for extravaganza in architecture and Caribbean lifestyle at its best. "House Seaside", House Sunset, The Seaside Cottages, the Garden Apartment and the Coconut Studio are more than just a place to stay. Our accommodations let you experience the exotic mix, flavor and coziness of an old Caribbean plantation style property, serving today as beautifully located ocean front holiday homes, on the western end of the white sand beach of Silver Sands with it's crystal clear and turquoise blue waters of the Caribbean Sea. "The Seaside-Cottages", can be considered a fine example of beautifully designed and finished West Indian homes. The houses are framed by a natural garden of tropical plants and trees and its wooden decks and terraces on the ground and second floor level, just a few meters from the water's edge, are responsible for breathtaking and unobstructed views of the Caribbean Sea. The Inchcape units truly are a wonderful experience.
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This June the fashion industry is due to lose a true institution when one of its longest serving, most easily identified individuals retires. No, it's not Karl Lagerfeld, silly! It's Hilary Alexander of the Telegraph. You can scarcely be a fan of fashion without having seen her about, even if you didn't know who she was. There she is, in the Valentino documentary, asking the walnut-coloured designer if he ever wanted to be a fireman when he was a little boy, there she is on numerous FROWs, even at shows where there was no front row, like Alexander McQueen's posthumous Angels and Demons collection where you can see her face reflected in the mirrors behind the models.
She has been working at the Telegraph for 25 years; she started working there as Fashion Editor in January 1985, then became Fashion Director in January 2005 - and rarely does Grazia Daily attend an event from high end to East end (of London) that Ms Alexander does not make an appearance at. (She clearly has a good driver – or a clone!) Here we salute Hilary in our pictorial tribute, where you can see her with a variety of her friends in high places, not to mention marvel at her extraordinary taste in headgear.
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Gladstone's Library
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Director of Collections and Research: Laura Yates
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Gladstone's Library is a unique institution. Founded by the great Victorian statesman, William Gladstone, following his death in 1898, it became the nation's tribute to his life and work and is today Britain's finest residential library and its only Prime Ministerial library.
As well as a unique collection of more than 250,000 printed items, Gladstone's Library also offers comfortable en-suite accommodation, conference rooms and a Coffee Shop, Food for Thought. Whether you stay for a month or just pop in for a cup of coffee, we hope that you will enjoy your visit.
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Reading Rooms 9.00am - 5.00pm Monday - Saturday. Coffee Shop 10.00am - 4.00pm Monday - Friday and 10.00am - 2.00pm Saturday and Sunday.
No charge to use the Reading Rooms but please complete an application form to become a Day Reader (available from Reception or our website).
The nearest railway stations are Hawarden (0.5 miles) and Chester (6 miles).
Gladstone's Library is in the centre of the village, approximately 3 miles from the A55 Broughton turnoff.
The collection is our greatest asset. The Library has been recognised as the most important research library and collection in Wales after the National Library of Wales.
The heart of the Library is Gladstone's own collection of over 32,000 items, majoring in the subjects of the Arts and Humanities. Many of his books contain his annotations, some of which are extremely detailed. We even have some of Gladstone's Eton school books, containing caricatures of the masters. In addition to his books, the Library houses most of Gladstone's non-political correspondence, speeches and papers.
Among the manuscripts located at Gladstone's Library are Sir Stephen Glynne's Church Notes and the Glynne-Gladstone Manuscripts. The latter collection consists of over 250,000 items of family letters and estate, household and business papers relating to the Gladstone and Glynne families.
Gladstone's Library also houses an interesting pre-1800 collection which is particularly strong in theology and church history, and several special collections, such as the Bishop Moorman Franciscan Library. There are many individual items of interest, including a rare copy of Erasmus' Paraphrase of St John's Gospel, translated by the Tudor Princess Mary.
Most of our books are available to our readers on open access and are housed in oak bookshelves, based on a design by Gladstone. We also have books housed in our modern annexe within sliding presses. Such an impressive collection attracts many visitors of different academic disciplines and cultures from all over the world.
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Great British Films
- 8 — 11 December 2014
A chance to take another look at and reflect on some of the greatest films of all time as chosen by 385 of the world's top directors in the Sight & Sound/BFI poll. Introduced by Peter Francis, this year's films will be drawn from the following list (tell us your personal preference/s and influence the final selection): Don't Look Now; The Third Man; Distant Voices, Still Lives; Kes; The Red Shoes; A Matter of Life and Death; Performance; Kind Hearts and Coronets; If…; Trainspotting.
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Looking for something creative? Ireland boasts as many gardening geniuses as it grows great flowers
Gardening journalist and author Fionnuala Fallon picks three of the more creative. And even if you can't get to these, you can always see Ireland's creative side at Bloom...
Those who visit Mount Stewart in County Down will never forget the extraordinary mixture of grandeur, whimsy and eccentricity that distinguishes its historic gardens. Superbly situated at the top of the Ards Peninsula in County Down, with views across Strangford Lough, the gardens enjoy a particularly protected, near subtropical micro-climate.
Their designer, the late Edith, Lady Londonderry, who first laid out the gardens in the early half of the 20th century, took skilful advantage of this by experimenting with many half-hardy shrubs. Hard landscaping elements echo this exotic feel. The Dodo Terrace is one example: it's home to an extraordinary collection of elaborately carved statuary, including gryphons, dinosaurs and, hence the name, dodos.
Nearby, the Shamrock Garden houses a huge topiary Irish harp, which stands above the Red Hand of Ulster (picked out in scarlet bedding plants). Meanwhile, the formal yew hedge is embellished by a series of topiary figures representing a family hunting party. Managed by the National Trust, the gardens are now in the extremely capable hands of head gardener Neil Porteous, who is overseeing their ongoing renovation and preservation.
No tour of Ireland's gardens would be complete without a visit to 45 Sandford Road in Dublin city. Home of the distinguished horticulturist, broadcaster and author Helen Dillon, this is a remarkable one-acre town garden that has been over 40 years in the making. The subject of innumerable glossy magazine features and gardening books, the Dillon Garden is the result of Helen's consummate plantsmanship and rare flair for design, combined with an exceptional eye for colour.
Add to that an ever-enquiring mind and an innate spirit of adventure and you'll begin to understand why the Dillon Garden is considered one of the island's brightest gardening jewels.
At its heart is a boldly modern limestone canal, flanked by giant, theatrically colourful borders filled with exquisite plant combinations. But this being a garden that steers well clear of clichés, there are countless other wonderful surprises in store for visitors.
Located within a stone's throw of each other on the sloping southern flanks of the Lamb Hill in west Wicklow are two remarkable Irish gardens owned by sibling horticulturists June and Jimi Blake. The first wraps itself around June's home, a picturesque, 19th-century farm steward's cut-stone house and its adjoining courtyard of rugged granite outbuildings next to deciduous woodland.
Boldly contemporary and expertly planted with an intricate mix of ornamental perennials, grasses, bamboos and shrubs, this is a garden in the process of constant change, transforming itself (sometimes radically) season after season.
Her younger brother Jimi's garden, known as Hunting Brook, is equally exciting. Exuberantly colourful and charmingly idiosyncratic, Hunting Brook is filled with rare or unusual plants collected during Jimi's plant-hunting trips to China, as well as his regular forays to specialist nurseries both at home and abroad.
The contemporary, prairie-style planting around his modern timber house is at its very best from midsummer onwards, while the woodland planting leading to the nearby forest glen is lushly beautiful in spring.
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Article by Issia Jordan
Last month two gurus of Internet marketing, John Thurnhill and Omar Martin, highlighted key evolutions in Internet Marketing during a webinar talk called IM Evolution.
Assembly line worker John Thurnhill of Planetsms fame started dabbling on the Internet in 1999 and developed a nose – and a system – for digital information marketing, becoming a top titanium reseller on ebay and a full time Internet marketer by 2006. Today he focusses on mentoring and coaching.
John has a growing list of 133 572 subscribers and has generated over 5 Mio USD of sales in IM, both from products he has created and from affiliate products. Entering one of his fast track 12 month one-on-one coaching or mentoring programmes delivers great results, and Omar Martin is living proof that.
Omar Martin was a Fire Department paramedic until September 11 killed his partner and his illusions. He went to live in Florida and took part in John Thornhill's first IM coaching program. Within 18 months he was earning 360 000 USD a year; today he has over 38 000 subscribers. Omar runs My Unfair Internet Marketing Advantage, a membership site for internet marketers of all levels.
John and Omar have a very clear message for Internet marketers: ADAPT or DIE. The technologies driving the IM world are changing at such a fast pace that the IM world of today just isn't the same as the IM world of 2 years ago – nor will it be the same 2 years from now. Just one example out of the many Omar gave us: in 2008, the number of 'things' connected to the Internet outnumbered the number of people on planet Earth.
But there's a downside to this: every man and his dog are climbing aboard the Internet mall, and the digital market is flooded with old products and frankly crappy products hiding behind great hype. So if you're a newbie to IM, you run a real risk of stocking up on courses, books and blueprints that just aren't going to deliver what they promise.
Today it's a lot harder to hook a customer than it was 2 years ago. Even top marketers like John and Omar are finding that a campaign now yields maybe 1 000 subscribers, where before it would yield three times that… and novice marketeers paying the price.
The market is tired of being oversold to, lied to, primed and let down… plus money is tight. Prospects know all the sales tactics by heart – they know the low-end sale will be followed by an upsell to a higher priced product or by an OTO (a One Time Offer), so they go straight to the bottom of the sales page to click on 'Thanks, but I just want to download my purchase'. They will also be more cautious if they've been sold a digital product, only to be told they need to purchase another (probably more expensive one) to get the full benefit from the first.
Videos are now so easy to make and to upload that long sales letters are turning into lame ducks – why read pages and pages of a sales pitch when a short video is selling you a competitor's product in much less time?
The social media have caused a paradigm shift that's here to stay. Today you're judged by the number of Facebook likes you have, not by the size of your list. The one is out there for all to see, the other can be fudged. Facebook has captured over 700 million customers, half of which log in at least once a day – add to that Twitter, Linked In and Google Plus and your fishing prospects in the social media ocean are just too good to be ignored. Not riding the social media wave would be akin to refusing to believe in the future of mass merchandising when it first appeared.
But the rules of engagement on the social media planet are different. People go on Facebook to have fun and to pursue their personal interests – get in their face promoting your services or products and you'll find you've committed social hara-kiri. Many of them check in to Facebook before they've even had breakfast. You need to earn their trust and their respect by answering their questions and by entertaining them so that curiosity then brings them to investigate your website and your products or services. By then they're primed to buy, ready to go.
Other trends to watch out for:- Internet marketers will soon no longer need to learn the basics of html- Webinars are hot and more effective than static web pages- Google adwords are being displaced by Facebook advertising – Email advertising is being turbo boosted by Google's filter bubble technology which allows it to recognize the content of an email before you even get to open it and to place relevant ads on the same page- Affiliate marketing is losing momentum. Too many affiliates are pumping out exactly the same, often low quality, products; many have lost their shirt or their confidence in expensive Pay Per Click campaigns; many are caught out by refund rates that are hitting the roof because of the low quality being churned out.
So forget the hype. If you're just starting out, the dice are loaded against you making LOTS of money FAST. IM is a business, and like any business, you have to work hard at it, have a coherent Business Plan, know how to differentiate yourself and have the right resources, structure and knowledge.
The key thoughts I took away are these:- Always deliver more than you promise- Develop your own products and put a lot of effort into branding yourself- Never sell a product you haven't personally checked out- Be very selective whom you buy from or who you joint venture with – Get training, insights, products, support and role modelling from Internet marketers that have established their credentials (i.e. who are successful and ethical)- Use the social media to segment (easy to do by tracking the right blogs and forums), to build credibility (answering questions and providing value), to advertise yourself (on fanbook pages and linked in) and to build your list – Get personal, people buy more easily from you- Make good use of all the media (videos, audios, webinars, ebooks, etc.)- Create your own quality bonuses to give away with your sale, it's a great way to differentiate yourself and to attract JV partners and make a successful product launch
The bottom line? Always provide great value and be ethical. Merchant credibility is of paramount importance in the IM world, today more than ever before.
Issia Jordan is a qualified Life and Success Coach with an Honours degree in Social Psychology and an MBA. After a successful international portfolio career, today she focusses on coaching women in business and on helping newbies to Internet Marketing.


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I am currently at 88 Hit and 28 Expertise. Be Imba! says I am "Overcapped Expertise" but I believe that is just the "Soft Cap." I believe the numbers to aim for are 142 Hit and 80 Expertise (not expecting to hit these numbers, just shoot for them) if I am not mistaken.
I just purchased the Girdle of the Fearless and am working towards the Bonefist Gauntlets. Running Heroic Magister's nightly for the Shard of Contempt as well as ZA as often as possible.
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Every TV manufacturer offers some type of "smart" functionality these days. Now, a few companies are coming together to try to standardize the whole thing.
LG and TP Vision (for Philips TVs) just announced plans to launch the Smart TV Alliance. The alliance will be sort of like the Justice League—if Superman and Batman were TV apps.
The idea is to create some type of universal platform for those TV apps, which could attract more developers. It would definitely make it easier on them, allowing apps to be shared across a variety of devices.
"Before today, the Smart TV industry was a very difficult market for both application developers and TV manufacturers and as TVs from different brands used different platforms and technologies," said Bong-seok Kwon of LG Electronics and the president of the Smart TV Alliance. "Smart TV Alliance creates a larger playing field which encourages developers to create more and better TV applications at the same time giving manufacturers and consumers the richest source of movies-on-demand, music services, games, social networking and more."
In order to make this work, the Alliance needs to start recruiting members—fast. With just two big names currently on board, it seems more like a treehouse club. How cute!
The Smart TV Alliance is planning to make the first version of its software development kit available for free, on the organization's website. The SDK is based on open web technologies (such as HTML5) and will run on Smart TV from participating members regardless of the underlying platform.
According to the Alliance, an update is already in the works. Since it won't be available until the end of the year, we shouldn't expect to see anything until at least 2013.Follow Electronic House on Facebook and Twitter.
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2014 Manufacturing Trends and Outlook
In a recent survey of current trends and practices in biopharmaceutical manufacturing, BioPharm International readers revealed a preference for disposable systems, identified challenges for different therapies, and suggested technology enhancements to improve process efficiencies (1).
Survey respondents represented research, development, formulation, and process development functions, as well as quality control/assurance, validation, and laboratory management titles at branded and generic-drug companies in the United States, Europe, and Asia. More than half of the respondents work for organizations that produce both small- and large-molecule drugs; 25% added a biopharmaceutical-manufacturing program in the past year.
The responses indicate some signs of manufacturing growth. More than half of all respondents said their companies increased biomanufacturing capacity in 2013. Less than 3% reported a drop in production. Only 8.1% said their companies decreased spending for biopharmaceutical equipment and services in 2013 compared to 2012; 37.8% reported increased spending; spending was flat for 33.8% of respondents. Nearly 40% expect spending to increase in 2014 compared to 2013; only 5.4% expect a decrease.
The top reasons for increased capacity were the addition of new products and increased production of existing products. More than 40% of respondents said that internal development of new products spurred the need for additional capacity. About 20% said capacity was added due to the acquisition of another company or in-licensing of a drug product
Almost 45% of the respondents reported that their organizations manufacture therapeutic monoclonal antibodies (mAbs); more than 55% of those surveyed said they manufacture protein-based drugs other than mAbs. More than 40% of the respondents said their companies manufacture vaccines; 17.7% develop cells for tissue and/or cell therapies; 10.4% manufacture nucleic-acid based drugs.
Challenges: Protein-based drugs. Facilities that manufacture protein-based drugs reported use of multiple purification technologies. Ion-exchange chromatography was the most frequently reported (71.6%) followed by chromatography with other resins (62.7%), chromatography with Protein A (56.7%), and membrane-based filters (53.7%).
Protein stability led the list of reported technical challenges, cited by 53.7% of the respondents. Producing sufficiently high product yields was a close second at 52.2%; purifying high product yields was the third most frequently cited at 49.3%. Protein aggregates, formulation issues, creating/cloning cell lines, regulatory issues, and analytics were mentioned by more than 25% of the respondents (see Table I).
Nucleic-acid based drugs. Although they represented a smaller subset of the respondents, those that manufacture nucleic-acid based drugs reported multiple manufacturing challenges. Purification (reported by 45.5%), stability (36.4%), drug delivery (31.8%), and scale up (27.3%) led the list (see Table I).
Cells for tissue or cell-based therapies. Process development for cells for tissue- or cell-based therapies created technical challenges for half of the respondents. Scale up (35.7%), cell viability (31%), and cell stability (28.6%) were also listed as top technical issues. Regulatory issues, costs, analytics, and inadequate bioreactor volumes were other challenges (see Table I).
Process analytical technologies
Hybrid equipment dominates
All respondents, those who used and did not use disposables, shared perceptions about the value of single-use systems. Nearly 70% cited reduced contamination as an advantage. Time savings, ease of use, and flexibility for multiproduct manufacturing were identified as advantages by more that half of the respondents (Figure 1). While 38.1% said disposables offered cost savings, 55.6% said high cost was a challenge to using a disposable system. Other challenges were limitations on size and leaching of the disposable material into the product (Figure 2).
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There is, however, room for improvement. Better disposable systems, including bags that do not leak, reduced leaching, larger bioreactors and fermenters, and disposable sensors were identified as desired new technologies to improve process efficiencies. Better filtration, chromatography columns, automation, and process analytical technologies also were identified as ways to improve manufacturing efficiencies.
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By: Jordan Barnes, Social Media Specialist for Bishop's Lodge Ranch Resort & Spa
This winter, Bishop's Lodge Ranch Resort & Spa is bringing a taste of Mexico to New Mexico by introducing tequila flights to our Las Fuentes bar menu! In preparation for our flight "takeoff", the Las Fuentes staff has learned a lot about tequila. In this blog post, you'll learn our tequila takeaways.
Where does tequila come from?
Tequila is distilled from blue Weber agave. Mexico's volcanic soil makes it the ideal terrain for growing this agave, which is why most tequila is distilled in Mexico.
Should there be a worm in my tequila?
Never. This was actually a marketing gimmick devised in the 1940's, and still somehow exists today. If you see a worm, you're probably drinking mescal, a product often confused for tequila.
What are the different types of tequila?
There are four main types of tequila, all distinguished by age.
1.) Blanco (also called silver, plata, or platinum) is the original tequila. It is bottled directly after distillation and is clear in color.
2.) Reposado, or "rested," is usually aged between two and twelve months in wooden barrels. The flavor and color of the tequila depends upon the type of wood the tequila is aged in.
3.) Anejo, meaning "vintage" is aged between one and three years in oak barrels. With a darker color, smoother flavor, and more complex taste than reposado, anejo tequilas are sipping tequilas, best served neat rather than with salt and lime.
4.) Extra-Anejo is ultra-aged Anejo, aged for more than three years in oak casks. This tequila commands higher prices, which makes it the perfect spirit for special occasions.
What are horizontal and vertical flights?
A horizontal flight is a group of three to five tequilas in the same age category from different distilleries.
A vertical flight is a group of three to five tequilas generally from the same distillery, that are of different categories. Tasters typically have an easier time discerning differences in taste in vertical flights than in horizontal flights.
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Established in 1999, The Chess Store, Inc. is the world's leading chess retailer specializing in fine Staunton wood chess sets along with thousands of other chess products. Our exclusive chess set designs, large selection of high quality products, unmatched value, and excellent customer service are our trademark. We are continuously developing new and exciting products to promote the game of chess and meet the needs of chess players around the world. Our office and warehouse facilities are located in Hillsboro, Oregon, just a few miles outside of Portland.
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You may return any item for an exchange within 30 days. Exchanges shipped in advance of receiving returned items will be charged to your credit card. Upon receiving your returned item we will refund to your account the full price of the returned item. The Chess Store does not provide free shipping on exchanges.
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The Chess Store does accept international orders. Please keep in mind that international shipping can be very expensive and customers are responsible for return shipping of a product for exchange or refund and including return of items deemed defective by the customer such as electronic chess games. Return shipping costs will be reimbursed if determined an error was made by The Chess Store.
Jaques of London Chess Sets
A 25% restocking fee shall be applied for returns that are not related to a defective chess piece, box, or damage caused by shipping. Customer is responsible for return shipping back to England. A return authorization is required that must be clearly marked on the package returned to England. Contact The Chess Store Customer Service at 1.888.810.2437 for a return authorization number.
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The Chess Store offers FREE UPS Ground shipping on all orders over $50 within the continental US. This applies to any and as many of our products as long as the order totals $50 or more. Orders with volume discounted items are excluded from this offer. Most coupons are still valid and can be combined with the FREE shipping.
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All other shipping options are offered at published prices including USPS Priority Mail, UPS 3 Day Select, UPS 2nd Day Air, UPS Next Day Air Saver, UPS Next Day Air, and UPS Next Day Air Early AM.
The Chess Store ships to most "Safe Countries". We offer both UPS and USPS shipping options for international orders. Except for Standard UPS to Canada, the shipping amount does not include taxes, duty, and brokerage. These additional costs vary by country and it is the responsibility of the customer to pay any applicable fees upon delivery.
The Chess Store will only ship to the address of record (bill to) for the credit card. If the "bill to" address cannot be verified through the credit card transaction, The Chess Store will contact the customer by email and ask for additional information so that the "bill to" address and the name on the account can be verified.
As an alternative, international customers may choose to make their purchase through our eBay store which will eliminate the need for The Chess Store to verify the bill to address and account name. Our eBay store url is: stores.ebay.com/thechessstore
After the bill to address and account name are verified, the order will be shipped within one business day. You will receive an email with tracking information within 24 hours after your order ships. From this email you can track the status of your order.
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UPS Standard to Canada includes everything - brokerage, tax, and duty. When you select UPS Standard to Canada the shipping price you see at check out includes these items. We collect and pay this upfront for you so that you know exactly what your total purchase will cost including these hidden costs that some customers are unaware of. When your package shows up at the door, there is nothing more to pay! When we ship UPS Standard to Canada we are able to provide you big savings on the brokerage and we pass this on to you! We're able to do this by consolidating Canadian shipments and spreading out the brokerage costs instead of a single shipment absorbing all of the cost.
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Orders ship next business day. Delivery in 2 to 5 business days by end of day. Time-in-transit does not include weekends, holiday, and the day the order ships.
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November 1912. Central Falls, Rhode Island. View of privies, garbage dumps, etc., in back yards near Bed-bug Alley and High Street. View full size. Photo and caption by Lewis Wickes Hine for the Child Welfare Exhibit of 1912-13.
June 22, 1916. Fall River, Mass. Oscar Revinsky [Radnisky]. Born Jan. 11, 1900. 16 years old. Lives at 99 Oak Grove Ave. A scavenger on Pine Street Dump. Case known to S.P.C.C. (record No. 4322) since 1910. In 1913 parents refused to let child be committed to Wrentham, Mass. In 1916 father came to office asking that boy be committed as he spent all his time on the dumps. Deficient mentality. Neck covered with scars and boils. "No work, no school" since 1912. Never cleans up. Doesn't go home to meals. Eats from dump and steals from dinner pails. Was in baby grade at Ruggles School and was expelled. "Is father alive?" "No, he's a milkman." View full size. Photo and caption by Lewis Wickes Hine.
April 1913. Columbus, Georgia. "Eagle and Phoenix Mill. A 'dinner-toter' waiting for the gate to open. This is carried on more in Columbus than in any other city I know, and by smaller children. Many of them are paid by the week for doing it, and carry sometimes 10 or more meals a day. They go around in the mill, often help tend to the machines, which often run at noon, and so learn the work. A teacher told me the mothers expect the children to learn this way, long before they are of proper age." View full size. Photo and caption by Lewis Wickes Hine.
"The Works Progress Administration in Ohio presents the Federal Theatre for youth in 'A Christmas Carol.'" This poster for the Federal Theatre Project presentation of "A Christmas Carol" was created between 1936 and 1941.
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It was a big day for Jessica Ennis today as she went off to Buckingham Palace to receive an OBE from the Queen. So what does one wear to such a fancy event? She opted for a strechy knit Antonio Berardi dress with a flared skirt with a fascinator and nude heels. How very Kate Middleton of you Jess. She also represented the Brits with a black Mulberry bag in her paws.
So she wore Antonio Berardi, but what did she say to the Queen? Jess said about her moment with the Queeny: 'You know when you're so nervous and you forget? She just said the summer was amazing, 'How's training going?', so it was very, very nice.'
Jessica is the nation's golden girl and could be the most inspirational young Brit, well, ever. The 27-year-old won gold at London in one of the most spectacular sporting nights in British history, is the British national record holder for the heptathlon, the former European and world heptathlon champion and is the poster child of British athletics. Oh and she has the most impressive six pack we have ever seen.
But she also wins in the fashion stakes, as she regularly steps out in luxe designers including Alexander McQueen, Stella McCartney and Victoria Beckham. Grazia Daily caught up with the Team GB champion on the front row of Mulberry's Spring/ Summer 2013 catwalk presentation where she gushed about the designer of her dress - Victoria Beckham. 'I'm wearing another Victoria Beckham dress today! I love her collection and her collection was great at New York Fashion Week. She's got some amazing pieces so it's great to be able to wear some of her dresses.'
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Posted: Tue Jun 30, 2009 12:49 pm
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Thought I'd start a "Hey Paul" thread on FCOnline so we can keep the "Hey Paul" threads on the other forums for SFB company. Got a few items for FConline I was wondering if I could pass on.
ISC star cruiser fleet scale in client has some glitches. It is showing 4 PL-F and there are only 2 on SSD. It shows 2 PH-3 and there are 4 on SSD. It shows 2 PL-S, only 1 on SSD and arc is shown as FP on SSD. PPD should be in one Plasma slot according to SSD.
Squadron scale ISC star cruiser plasma arcs are LP and RP on SSD card, depicted differently in client.
Using this ship in squadron scale at the end of the turn when plamsa status popped up it was still showing tubes loaded that were expended during the turn. Was able to manually empty them but was wondering if this was supposed to be automatic by the client.
Used the ISC PPD but it is not registering in the EA status next to the plasma's. Had to manually deduct energy and keep track of PPD status, was wondering if there is a way to add PPD to the energy allocation. It also fires in null mode, no selectable option for firing it.
I remember you stated with the update that fighters weren't supported yet, we manually added a hydran fighter counter and it loaded at speed 8. We manually moved it at speed 16 but just wanted to mention the speed issue.
I know this is a bunch and you are probably beat from Origins. Really enjoy the game and just trying to improve the experience. Thanks for you time Paul and will be looking forward to listening to the podcast on I-tunes. Thanks again.
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Which ISC ship. I just went into Fed Com Duel and saw the properly number of weapons.
I need to work on the PPD. I just got the rules last week. So I need to look at the rules.
I will work some more on the fighters. Forgot about the speed.
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Just to confirm, you have the PPD rules from the RRB, right?
And do know that the fleet scale ISC Star Cruiser CA changed between Booster Zero and Communique #15. The Booster Zero version had the four Pl-F and two Ph-3. The Communique version had the two Pl-F and four Ph-3. The Communique version (2 Pl-F and 4 Ph-3) is the correct version.
EDIT: The Communique was #15, not #17.
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Hey Paul!
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) more bugs if I may ...
The Phaser -G on the Hydran Dragoon only has the "No fire" option when it is clicked.
Peewee -- do you remember what the exact problem was with the Hellbores? Was it that they didn't arm? i.e. only had "empty" option or something like that? I should remember since I was the one moaning about it, but the weekend approaches and the brain turns off...
Thanks in advance Paul.
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Hey Paul,
I believe the problem with the hellbores was that it didn't give us the option to preload at the beginning of the scenario. Also at the end of turn it was giving strange options for the hellbore status, i.e. not showing that we had fired them or what the arming status was. I believe that is what the problem was. Thanks in advance from me too
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The scam is not new, but it's taken an elderly Omaha woman for one of the largest amounts yet. It involves a con artist pretending to be a relative in trouble outside of the United States.
"I should have known better." An 88-year-old widow got a call from a young woman claiming to be her granddaughter. "I picked it up and I heard, grandma." She claimed to be in trouble half a world away. "Begging me not to tell her folks, don't tell my mom or dad, I'm so embarrassed."
So convincing, the grandmother wire transferred more than $23,785 from her account to one in Peru. "Don't tell anybody what it's for. Tell them you are renting a home in Peru for the winter."
Bank employees are often the last line of defense.
At another bank, United Republic Bank, tellers are trained to ask questions if someone, especially an elderly person, comes in and wants to withdraw a large amount of money. "Yes, ask where is it going and what is it for," says teller Jared Leland.
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At Mary's bank, she didn't reveal the real reason and her attorney warns the money is probably gone. "When they get these suspicious calls that their granddaughters or people they love are in jail, before they do anything they have to do everything they can to confirm it's true," says James Martin Davis.
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