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MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., Aug. 22, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Audience®, Inc. (Nasdaq:ADNC), the leader in advanced voice and audio processing for mobile devices, today announced that the new Xiaomi Mi2 smartphone incorporates the earSmart ™ eS310 Advanced Voice processor to deliver the best-sounding voice experience to Chinese consumers.
The Xiaomi Mi2 uses earSmart™ technology to remove background noise for crystal clear voice quality. Mi2 users can now make or take calls from nearly anywhere, regardless of their environment.
"Our goal is to give our customers the best of every technology and delivering the best voice quality is an important part of this," said Tang Yanglin, product manager at Xiaomi. "Xiaomi users have an active lifestyle - always on the move - earSmart ™ technology lets them talk from just about anywhere, even if it's noisy."earSmart ™ technology is based on the science of the human hearing system, and just as humans have two ears, the Xiaomi Mi2 smartphone has two microphones. This allows the phone to analyze the sound environment, and then identify voice, suppress noise, and enhance voice quality. earSmart ™ technology makes clear calls possible in both handset and speakerphone mode, so users can "hear and be heard ™" in noisy environments where mobile calls were previously frustrating and difficult. For more information on earSmart ™ Advanced Voice processors from Audience, please go here. About Audience Audience is the leader in advanced voice and audio processing for mobile devices. Its family of earSmart™ intelligent voice processors is based on the processes of human hearing, to suppress background noise and enhance mobile voice quality. Audience's technology substantially improves the mobile voice experience, while also improving the performance of speech-based services, and enhancing audio quality for multimedia. Audience earSmart™ processors are featured in mobile devices from leading providers in Asia-Pacific, Europe and the U.S. The company is based in Mountain View, California. For more information, see www.audience.com . The Audience, Inc. logo is available at http://www.globenewswire.com/newsroom/prs/?pkgid=13590 ADNC-G
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Sherman Beard, 63, of Ehrhardt, died Monday, October 14, 2013. Funeral services were held Saturday, October 19, 2013. Sherman Beard was born to the late Henry and Lottie Dortch Beard on January 13, 1950, in Ehrhardt. At an early age, Sherman joined Macedonia Baptist Church in the Colston Community in Bamberg. Sherman also attended the Matthews Center of Denmark for more than 20 years and Alonzo Day Care of Allendale until his death.
Paul Blake, 87, of Bamberg, died Sunday, October 20, 2013, at The Regional Medical Center, Orangeburg. Funeral services will be announced at a later date.
Graveside services for Mr. James Vance Bishop, 95, of Bamberg, were held at the Bamberg County Memory Gardens on Wednesday, October 23, 2013. Born in 1918, he was the son of the late Charlie and Lula Hiers Bishop of Colston. He married Enid Chapman in 1945 in Wales, Great Britain. He spent most of his married life in Bamberg. After retiring from Sanders Supply in 1981, he spent his time mostly working in his workshop, creating masterpieces of wood, many of which he proudly gave to his family members.
Patricia Margaret Darnell, 58, of Cope and Bowman, died Wednesday, October 16, 2013, at the Regional Medical Center in Orangeburg. The funeral was held Saturday, October 19, 2013 at First Baptist Church of Bowman. She was born April 6, 1955, in Bamberg, the daughter of the late Wade Darnell and the late Kate Hutchins Darnell. She was a member of First Baptist Church of Bowman.
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Funeral services for Mamie Lou Jones Williams, 89, of Bamberg, were held Monday, October 21, 2013, in Bamberg. She died on Thursday, October 17, 2013 at UniHealth Post-Acute Care of Bamberg. Born on December 11, 1923, in Bamberg to the late Robert and Leather Jenkins Jones, she was one of twelve children, nine of whom predeceased her. Mamie moved to Washington, D.C., at an early age. There she married the late Willie B. Williams. She and Willie later moved to Philadelphia. There, she and her husband joined the Nation of Islam. She retired from the Philadelphia school system after many years of service.

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Through ancient societies, the aster flower has come to be known as a symbol of charm and patience as well as refinement and elegance. The Ancients also believe that, by burning aster leaves, they could drive away serpents with the smell as well as be used as a love charm. Today, the message conveyed by giving asters can be sometimes taken as a lack of trust that a person has remained faithful. The flower offers a unique beauty that has also offered some medicinal properties. It is related to other flowers, such as mums, marigolds, and daisies. They have also been associated with the artichoke.
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The way I eventually managed to do it was to poke a hole in the ball, then freeze for a few minutes. Dip the end of the stick in chocolate and insert in the cold ball, then dip in chocolate.
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I have always dipped the sticks in chocolate, and poke them into the already made cake balls. Then I put them in the fridge for about 20 minutes. Take them out, let the chill come off most of the way, about 10 minutes. Then dip them. I find that way there is less cracking (the cracking happens from the cake expanding as it warms up to room temperature).
Also, after dipping the whole cake pop... I wait 24 hours until decorating them just so I can see for sure if any are going to crack (they will do so by then). Then I just give those ones one quick extra dip. Wait for those to set up and go about decorating... I made super cute Mickey Clubhouse ones recently (no pictures) and double dipped those just to be on the safe side because I was in a time crunch.
I recommend the 24 hours to sit, though.
The key is very little binder. And keeping them out of temp fluctuations. And not using W candy melts. I use Merckens or Peters. And always have Paramount crystals to add if needed to thin the choc. I melt small aamounts in a glass measuring cup.
I baked the cake, shredded it with a fork, added about a cup of icing to a 9x13 pan of cake. I froze them because I had so many to do and I didn't have time to do them all in one day. I took them out of the freezer and let them thaw for about an hour and then dipped the stick in chocolate and inserted it into the cakeball. I proceeded to dip. I think most of my problem was air in the chocolate. I don't have a warmer so I melted my chocolate in the microwave in a measuring cup. I then sat the measuring cup on top of a tart warmer (candle tart). The measuring cup never got hot to the touch as it was 3 inches from the flame and I don't think the chocolate was to hot. The temperature change may have been the problem. I used 2 different kinds of chocolate (Wilton melts and Merkens). I was having so much trouble that I switched to CandiQuick. It worked better and I finally got through it.
I've just had a bride ask if I do them. I am hesitant as this will mean doing a lot of them. I have cake and left over melts to play with. I guess I will play around with it again. I've had issues with fondant and didn't quit, I've had other cake disasters and didn't quit.
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One thing that the public knows, which many development experts apparently do not, is that poor countries are poor because they are badly governed and have institutions which prevent growth and permit a small elite to capture the nation's wealth. According to Why Nations Fail, by Daron Acemoğlu and Jim Robinson, the public is (as usual) basically right.Continue reading
Celebrity activists who campaign about development are often sneered at by development economists and by commentators; they are variously accused of ignorance, of exploiting a cause to further their own career, or even of wanting to perpetuate poverty to justify their own public profile. Bob Geldof has given an extended interview on Development Drums about his work over three decades; you can judge for yourself if this criticism of celebrity activists is fair. (But beware: the language is colourfully and characteristically explicit in places.) You can listen to the 35 minute version here, or listen to the entire extended interview.Continue reading
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Look over Elsa's settlement letter to add it to your list of clues.
Next, look over the case file. Flip past the property slip and read through the accident report to add it to evidence.
Ask Elsa bout the Disputed claim payout, and she'll give you an answer that you should respond to with Doubt.
Next, ask about her Connection to Buchwalter. Again, Doubt's the way to go.
Finally, ask about her Motive for dispute. This time, she'll give you the Truth.
Head into the office and check the desk just past the door. There, you'll find a delivery receipt.
Next, check the other desk (where you found the memo in A Walk in Elysian Fields).
Here, you'll find an order-of-demolition letter...
... as well as another suspcious memo from Elysian Fields.
After the fight, jog or drive over to the nearby demolished house site. All points of interest here are indicated by red flags.
Take a look at the one shown above, and you'll find some suspiciously flimsy-looking timber.
However, the only area you actually need to check is around the back of the wreck, where the arrow below is pointing:
Here, you'll be able to pick up and examine a few different broken timbers.
Choose the one on the bottom.
Match it up with the jagged hunk of wood on your left, and you'll have your next destination.
After the bulldozer minigame, use the nearby gamewell to get an address for Keystone.
After the guard takes a powder, vault over the studio's front gate and keep an eye out to your left until you find the screening room.
Inside, look on the table to your right for a film canister.
It'll be empty. Naturally. Now where's that film?
It's in the projector (in the leather case), so go open it up.
Once the projector starts, you'll be confronted with two dials that control focus and speed, as well as a switch that controls the direction of the film.
Adjust them until the movie's understandable. Their final positions should look like this:
Before you leave the site, jump back over the front gates and then look across from the guard house to see a few piles of lumber. Hop the fence to get over to them.
First, check this pile:
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Next, check this pile, across the yard from the first one:
Here, you'll find a warning label identifying the wood as inferior.
Before you leave, use the phone in the guard station.
There are a couple points of interest in the unfinished house (none of them necessary), but if you want, check out the lightswitch shown below, and the plumbing in the kitchen sink. Then head upstairs and get ready for a fight (which you will lose).
After getting a car, get ready to be chased. Drive aggressively and try to crash your pursuers off the road, and then make your way to the yellow flag once they're all .gone to finish the case.
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Luxury Apartment on Superb Clube Albufeira Complex
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Poolside ground floor 3 bedroom fully air-conditioned/heated holiday apartment on popular Clube Albufeira complex. Perfect for ideal holiday!!
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Poolside ground floor 3 Bedroom air-conditioned holiday apartment in Albufeira Village-part of the popular Clube Albufeira complex offering excellent all year round resort facilities for families, golfers and couples alike.
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The lounge offers comfortable seating with satellite TV, DVD, CD player, PS2 console/games and a double sofa bed. The apartment is a stone's throw away from one of the 4 swimming pools and children's play area. There are several snack bars and and two excellent restaurants which are open all year round which serves superb food and offers weekly BBQ's in the summer. Free shuttle bus runs daily to the town just 2km away and local taxi is only 5 euros each way. Airport transfer and car hire can be arranged on request.
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Hotels near St. Clair Lake put guests close to water recreation, and our Roseville hotel also boasts the best service in town.
A location near Highway I-94 and the downtown area means there's always something exciting happening near our Roseville hotel. We're close to Canadian borders, near shopping malls and plazas, and many of our guests cross the border just to take advantage of great deals. We're also near banquet and reception halls, and our friendly staff is happy to work with larger groups.
For a friendly hotel near Metro Beach, you can count on us to provide the service and quality you deserve. Our Roseville hotel features an outdoor pool during the summer, the perfect place to relax after a day of exploration. Near St. Clair Lake, popular for boating and fishing, outdoor lovers feel right at home.
A hotel near the Joe Louis Arena makes it easy to catch a game or special event. At this Roseville hotel, guests are near downtown Michigan casinos like Greektown, MGM® and Motor City Casino®. When you stay at a hotel near Comerica Park, you're right in the middle of all the action. The Selfridge Air Base is in the area, and travelers come from around the region for the epic air shows.
With a superior location, our Roseville hotel is 15 minutes from the Canadian border and welcomes many guests for shopping, dining and sightseeing. Business travelers with hospitals like Beaumont, St. John, and Mount Clemens General consider us their home away from home. If you're in town for work with tech crews, electric crews, painting crews or construction crews, your commute will be easy from our property. Service men and women with the 378th Michigan Battalion and Selfridge Air Force Base are also regular guests.
Hotel Amenities & Services
- Wireless internet connection in public areas
- Exercise facilities
- 100% Smoke free hotel
- Restaurant on-site
- Complimentary continental breakfast, choice of breads, cereal, fruit, eggs, yogurt, juice, coffee and hot items.
- Garden laced courtyard
- Complimentary breakfast
- Outdoor pool, heated
- Exercise facility, 24 hour
- Weight lifting equipment
- Game room open 24 hours
- Cocktail lounge
- Guest laundry
- Ice/vending machines
- 24-hour front desk
- Poolside services, lunch, dinner, and Bar
- Airport car 24-hours outside company. Fees apply.
- Free parking
- Truck/RV parking
- Meeting facilities
- Banquet facilities
- Conference services
- Fax services
- Catering
- High-speed Internet access
- Stationary bike
- Treadmill
- Exterior corridor
- Express check in
- Express check out
- Late check out
- Cable or satellite television
- Free wireless internet available in public areas; Free in-room wireless internet access; Free wireless internet access available in public areas and all guest rooms
- Business center
- Printer available
- Fax machine
- Computer available
- Photocopy, nominal fee
- Photocopy machine
- Dataports
- Video conferencing
- Mail services
- Wedding services Banquet and Catering Available, Gazebo for ceremony available
- Coffee shop 24 Complimentary Coffee & Tea
- Higher rates may apply for holidays/special events
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Conveniently located, the best western georgian inn in Roseville, Michigan is shown on the map. Detailed driving directions from popular points or nearby cities are listed below. For those with GPS, here you go:
Longitude: 42.526605 / Latitude: -82.917865
Driving Directions to Hotel
From: All directions. The BEST WESTERN Georgian Inn is located on Gratiot Avenue north of 13 Mile Road, directly off Interstate 94.
From: Interstate 94 East. Take Exit 231. The BEST WESTERN Georgian Inn is just ahead.
From: Interstate 94 West. Take Exit 232, head south on Little Mack, turn right on 13 Mile Rd, turn right on Gratiot, hotel on left hand side. The BEST WESTERN Georgian Inn is just ahead.
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We care about the quality of your stay with us. Below are nearby attractions, shopping and restaurants that are popular with our guests. Listed locations are nearby with approximate distance listed where available.
Most Popular Area Attractions
Detroit Zoo
Ready for a day of fun? Visit the Detroit Zoo for wonderful day with the animals. The Zoo was established in 1928, after the development of the Detroit Zoological Society, years before. Some of the first animal exhibits at the Zoo included the Bear Dens, Sheep Rock, Bird House, Elk Exhibit, the Primate House, Baboon Rock and the Reptile House. This Detroit area zoo was the first in America to have cage-free exhibits. Not only is this incredible zoo home to more than 270 species of animals, it remains active in several Species Survival Plans, to preserve critically endangered species.
The zoo's Arctic Ring of Life remains the largest polar bear exhibit in North America, with its 300,000 gallon aquarium. Have fun walking through the 70-foot-long underwater tunnel, to see the bears up close. The Australian Outback Adventure features red kangaroos and red-neck wallabies in two-acres. Before leaving the zoo, be sure to ride the Wild Adventure Simulator Ride, the Carousel, the miniature railroad and enjoy a show in the 3-D/4-D Theater. Stay close to this must-see attraction in nearby Roseville or Sterling Heights, as a guest of Best Western hotels to enjoy your time in Rock City.
Ford Field
Opened in August 2002, Ford Field is home to the Detroit Lions of the NFL. Seating more than 65,000 fans, Ford Field hosted Super Bowl XL in 2006, and has been the home of the MAC Championship game since 2004.
Fans travel in from all over Detroit to catch a Lions game during the fall – from as far north as Sterling Heights, to western Detroit suburbs like Allen Park, and Romulus. Aside from sporting events, Ford Field has hosted major musical performances from acts like Taylor Swift, and Kid Rock, a Michigan native.
Joe Louis Arena
Home to the legendary NHL franchise Detroit Red Wings, Joe Louis Arena is one of the most iconic structures in Detroit. Opened in 1979, The Joe has seen championships, records broken, and plenty of squid on the ice – a famous display of appreciation from fans as they toss a squid onto the ice from the crowd when one of the Red Wings scores a hat trick.
Make the trip into downtown Detroit from nearby cities like Allen Park or Woodhaven during the fall and into the spring for all the exciting action of Red Wings hockey. The Joe seats nearly 21,000 fans during hockey games, and can be extended to nearly 22,000 for concerts.
The Palace of Auburn Hills
First opened in 1988, The Palace of Auburn Hills has been a landmark of entertainment in the Detroit metro area. Home to the professional sports, and the stage for many live musical performances, The Palace of Auburn Hills is set in the Auburn Hills, a fine city just minutes from nearby Sterling Heights, and Roseville – it's also a short drive from downtown Detroit.
Throughout the year, The Palace, as it's commonly known, features exciting sports action. Visit during the fall and check out the Detroit Pistons as they battle their way through the rest of the NBA.
More Area Attractions & Services
- 5 mile(s) from Lake St. Clair
- 5 mile(s) from Metropolitan Beach
- 8 mile(s) from Grosse Pointe
- 10 mile(s) from Detroit Zoo
- 10 mile(s) from Detroit Historical Museum
- 10 mile(s) from Detroit Museum of Art
- 10 mile(s) from Detroit Institute of Art
- 10 mile(s) from Henry Ford Museum Greenfield
- 13 mile(s) from Windsor Casino
- 13 mile(s) from MGM, Motor City and Greektown Casinos
- 15 mile(s) from Comerica Park, home of the Detroit Tigers
- 15 mile(s) from Detroit Opera House
- 15 mile(s) from Detroit Symphony Orchestra
- 15 mile(s) from Fox Theatre
- 15 mile(s) from Fisher Theatre
- 15 mile(s) from Ford Field, home of the Detroit Lions
- 0.50 mile(s) from Macomb Mall
- 9.00 mile(s) from Partridge Creek Mall
- 10.00 mile(s) from Lakeside Mall
- 12.00 mile(s) from Sommerset Mall
Distances to Popular Points of Interest
- 1.00 mile(s) from St. Clair Shores
- 1.00 mile(s) from Fraser
- 5.00 mile(s) from Mt. Clemens
- 5.00 mile(s) from Grosse Pointe
- 5.00 mile(s) from Warren
- 6.00 mile(s) from Sterling Heights
- 7.00 mile(s) from Troy
- 10.00 mile(s) from Detroit
- 10.00 mile(s) from Rochester
- 15.00 mile(s) from Pontiac
- 40.00 mile(s) from Flint
- 3 mile(s) from Mt. Clemens General Hospital
- 5 mile(s) from G.M. Tech Center
- 6 mile(s) from St. John's Hospital
- 13 mile(s) from Chrysler headquarters
Local Area Recreation Opportunities
- 0.3 mile(s) from golf in Roseville
- 5 mile(s) from fishing
Nearby Restaurants
- Marco's Italiano, on premises, Full Service, Italian, Open for: lunch, dinner, restaurant and lounge
- 0.2 mile(s) from Ruby Tuesday's, Bar/Lounge, American, Open for: lunch, dinner
- 0.3 mile(s) from Applebee's, Bar/Lounge, American, Open for: lunch, dinner
- 0.4 mile(s) from Lone Star Steak House, Bar/Lounge, Steak House, Open for: lunch, dinner
- 0.4 mile(s) from McDonald's, Fast Food, American, Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner
- 1 mile(s) from Outback Steakhouse, Bar/Lounge, Steak House, Open for: lunch, dinner
- 3 mile(s) from Olive Garden, Bar/Lounge, Italian, Open for: lunch, dinner
- 3 mile(s) from Red Lobster, Bar/Lounge, Seafood, Open for: lunch, dinner
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Wedding Venues
Celebrate in grand style at Hyatt Regency Cincinnati. Our newly transformed wedding venues offer stunning views of the city and Ohio River and include the largest hotel ballroom in the city. We invite you to explore the many locations we offer as a stylish setting to honor your life's most important events.
Regency Ballroom
Offering 14,219 square feet of elegant interior space, this lavish event space holds distinction as the largest ballroom in Cincinnati. Divide it into sections A through G for a variety of flexible, separate event options. Graciously accommodate as many as 2,000 guests for a reception-style event or 1,200 guests for a formal, seated banquet. Discover one of Cincinnati's greatest treasures for your next large-scale event. Destined to impress the VIPs on any guest list, this signature venue exudes style.
Ballroom Foyer
With 7,700 square feet of spacious elegance, this foyer provides ample space to accommodate as many as 1,000 guests for a reception. Use it as overflow space for your ballroom event, or as an exceptional venue in its own right.
Overlooking Downtown Cincinnati, Sungarden is the perfect space for any meal, reception or wedding ceremony.
Bluegrass A & B
With 851 square feet and 900 square feet, respectively, the Bluegrass event rooms offer enough space to accommodate your small to medium-size events. Confidently host anything from a quiet wedding ceremony to a formal banquet. Bluegrass A will accommodate up to 70 and Bluegrass B will accommodate as many as 80 guests for reception-style events.
With 1,301 total square feet, this unique space is a perfect office or space for smaller gatherings. The space features four individual offices that range in size from 143 to 340 square feet and a common area that is 480 square feet.
Featuring approximately 600 square feet of stylish interior space, this function room will accommodate up to 55 guests at a reception or 40 for a formal banquet.
Hoosier A & B
Boasting 412 and 550 square feet respectively, the Hoosier event rooms offer spacious elegance for your small to mid-sized events. Graciously accommodate a guest list of 55 to your receptions in these venues.
Wolverine A & B
Offering 437 square feet or 450 square feet of spacious interior, the Wolverine allows a reception for up to 55 guests. Invite 40 guests to a formal banquet to celebrate your love.
With 425 square feet of inviting and comfortable interior space, the Mountaineer offers accommodation for 50 guests at an elegant reception. Feel at ease with a guest list of 30 for a formal, seated banquet.
Fourth Level Foyer
The fourth-level foyer offers over 2,680 square feet to accommodate the overflow from your wedding events.
For more information or to schedule an appointment, please contact the Catering Department: 513 354 4040
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It is important to make sure the home of someone who has dementia is safe for them.
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Wandering can be a serious problem in people who have more advanced dementia. These tips may help prevent wandering:
To prevent harm when someone with dementia does wander:
Inspect the person's house, and remove or reduce hazards for tripping and falling. See also: Preventing falls
Do not leave a person who has advanced dementia alone in the home.
Lower the temperature of the hot water tank. Remove or lock up cleaning products and other items that may be poisonous.
Make sure the kitchen is safe.
Remove, or store in locked areas:
Knopman DS. Alzheimer's disease and other dementias.In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 409.
Smith DA, Brechtelsbauer DA. Delirium and dementia. In: Rakel RE, ed. Textbook of Family Medicine. 8th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 48.
Moore, HD, Algase DL, Powell-Cope G, Appelgarth S, Beattie ER. A framework for managing wandering and preventing elopement. Am J Alzheimers Dis Other Demen. 2009 Jun-Jul;24(3):208-19.
Dave J, Hecht M. Dementia. In: Frontera, WR, Silver JK, Rizzo TD Jr, eds. Essentials of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. 2nd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2008:chap 119.
Petersen RC. Mild cognitive impairment. N Engl J Med. 2011;364:2227-2234.
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Cuban Crocodile in Long Beach, which reopened at its East Park Avenue address about a month after being damaged by superstorm Sandy, has now shut down permanently.
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MP 88 - Seward Highway – 24 Hour Lane Closure for Emergency Drainage Repairs
Travel along the Seward Highway is currently restricted to one lane at MP 88, just 2 miles south of the Girdwood turn-off, as the Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities repairs a failed drainage culvert. This repair work and related lane restriction is expected to continue for a 24-hour period beginning 3:00 p.m. Wednesday, October 5.
Travelers are asked to drive with caution, to expect delays, and refer to 511.alaska.gov or call 511 for continuing updates.
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The real time verification system for automobile liability insurance identification cards, TexasSure, is now up and running. During the 2005 legislative session, SB 1670 was passed which created TexasSure. It is estimated that one-quarter of Texans do not have automobile liability insurance although it is required by law to have proof of financial responsibility when driving in Texas. TexasSure is aimed at reducing the use of counterfeit or expired identification cards by allowing law enforcement officers to verify insurance coverage by using a license plate number or vehicle identification number. The program is funded by a $1 fee paid when individuals renew their vehicle registration. Prior to statewide rollout, TexasSure was tested in the Austin area. It is now operational across the state.
On October 27, the Transportation and Homeland Security Committee, which I chair, held a hearing in Austin to review the state's disaster response and preparedness capabilities. The hearing was originally scheduled for September 23; following the landfall of Hurricane Ike, it was rescheduled. As one can imagine, a great deal of testimony concentrated on Hurricane Ike and the depth of its impact across the state. The committee heard testimony related to the challenges of restoring power to areas affected by Hurricane Ike, the success and challenges of the evacuation for Hurricane Ike, as well as Ike's impact on agriculture along the coast. Additionally, the Committee heard from representatives of Parkland Hospital regarding public health emergencies, such as pandemic flu and the impact of natural disaster on our public health system.
The Sunset Advisory Commission has continued to meet and make recommendations on changes to state agencies that are undergoing sunset review. As you may know, the Sunset Commission is charged with identifying and eliminating waste, duplication, and inefficiency in government agencies. Each state agency is reviewed approximately once every 8-12 years. The Commission's recommendations for each agency are then drafted into legislation that will be filed in the upcoming session. Since I last wrote about the sunset process, the Commission has voted on its recommendations to make to the Legislature. Among the recommendations are that the Department of Public Safety operate its driver's license program using a civilian management model and the Texas Department of Insurance collect more information on the processing of automobile and homeowner's insurance claims. Although staff reports have been issued, the Sunset Commission has not yet voted on its final recommendations relating to the Texas Department of Transportation or Texas Youth Commission. For a complete list of the agencies under review and recommendations click here.
The Texas Higher Education Commissioner, Raymund Paredes, has released his recommendations for uniform GPA calculations for Texas high schools, which will be used for calculating GPAs for admission purposes to public universities in Texas. The growing number of students being admitted under the top ten percent rule, which grants automatic admission to any public college or university to students graduating from the top ten percent of their high school, resulted in the passage of legislation requiring the uniform GPA calculations. Under the plan, an additional point will be given for Advanced Placement (AP), International Baccalaureate (IB) and dual-credit classes, while an additional half-point will be given for pre-AP and pre-IB classes. The Higher Education Coordinating Board will consider the new rules at a meeting on January 5, 2009; the new standards will apply for high school freshman in 2009.
As the Chair of the Senate Transportation and Homeland Security Committee, one of my key goals during the upcoming legislative session will be to improve our transportation infrastructure. While roads, bridges and highways will always be an important component of such infrastructure, I believe that expanding mass transit throughout the North Texas area with a focus on rail, including light and high speed rail, is essential to addressing our transportation and air quality needs. I would like to take this opportunity to provide an overview of our area's transit systems and update you on efforts for expansion throughout the region.
Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) is the regional mass transit agency for our area. It was created by voters in 1983 and is funded with a one-cent local sales tax. Thirteen cities participate in DART, including Dallas, Garland and Richardson, covering 700 square miles. DARTs multi-modal system includes the operation of over 1,000 vehicles, including buses, van pools, and vans for disabled individuals. DART Light Rail currently consists of two lines (Red & Blue Lines), which total 80 miles and feature 45 stations. DART also jointly operates with the Fort Worth T the Trinity Railway Express (TRE) commuter rail line between Dallas and Fort Worth, which consists of 35 miles and 10 stations. The DART Green Line, the longest project of its kind in North America, is under construction and scheduled to begin operating in September 2009. Construction on the Orange Line to DFW Airport and the Blue Line extension from Garland to Rowlett are scheduled to begin in early 2009. (For a map of existing and planned DART lines, click here. With more than 19.4 million passenger trips in fiscal year 2008, DART Rail increased its ridership 8.6% over the previous year. The Trinity Railway Express, with more than 2.7 million trips, increased its ridership nearly 11% over the same period. Since opening in 1996, these rail lines have improved traffic, air quality, and quality of life.
Last session, I authored SB 257, which would have allowed cities in the North Texas area that have not dedicated a portion of their sales tax to mass transit to have a local option election that would add an additional one percent sales tax dedicated to mass transit. However, this bill did not pass because of late-session opposition to the sales tax mechanism. Had the bill passed, other North Texas cities would have been given the opportunity to join DART, which would have allowed DART to further expand transit throughout our region.
Since the last legislative session, community leaders have been working on the best way to fund and implement an expanded transit system throughout the area. These efforts are being spearheaded by the Regional Transportation Council of the North Central Texas Council of Governments, which is working to find a consensus on a possible menu of options that could serve as a funding mechanism for implementation of expanded transit in the North Texas region. For more information on these efforts, click here. Although no concrete plans for an expanded rail (light and commuter) system in our area have been developed, it is important that the community is working together in developing consensus. In the upcoming legislative session, I look forward to advocating for the most acceptable and promising solutions to our transportation needs.
Comptroller Susan Combs published the annual Unclaimed Property List in October. Examples of unclaimed property include dormant back accounts, forgotten utility deposits, old uncashed checks, unclaimed investment income, securities and family heirlooms from abandoned safe deposit boxes. At present, the Comptroller's Office has more than $1.7 billion in unclaimed property. In fiscal year 2007, the Comptroller returned approximately $119 million in unclaimed property to its rightful owners. For more information, you can visit the unclaimed property website. You may also call 800-654-3463 to speak to a customer service representative.
The Texas Round-Up is accepting submissions for the T-shirt design competition for its 6th annual Texas Round-Up Family Mile. Entries will be accepted through January 31, 2009. The race will be held April 25 in Austin and is intended to highlight the benefits of physical activity. The winning artist will have their design featured on all Family Mile T-Shirts. For more information go to www.texasroundup.org.
This will be the last Email Update for this year. The next edition will be in January to update you as the Legislature convenes on Tuesday, January 13, 2009. As this year comes to a close, I will enjoy the closeness of family and friends as we celebrate the holidays. I hope that you also will find joy and peace this season.
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LS2104 - Subwoofer - 3000w, 21 inchThe ultimate passive subwoofer, the élite LS2104 delivers up to 3000 watts of bottom end support to any large-scale club or concert venue. A 21-inch neodymium driver with a full 6-inch voicecoil rear-loaded bass horn enclosure delivers a maximum SPL of 132dB in the essential 32 to 200Hz range.
Built for maximum long-term reliability, the LS2104 uses a solid 15mm (5/8th-inch) Russian birch plywood cabinet construction with heavy duty tilt wheels and all metal bar handles on bottom, back and sides. A 1 3/8-inch stand adaptor in the top allows a speaker pole to be used to elevate a high power full range loudspeaker in club environments. Inputs include a pair of parallel 4-pole Speakon™ connectors.
- 21-inch Neodymium Woofer Driver w/ 6-inch Voicecoil
- Handles Up to 3000 Watts
- Two 4-pole Speakon™ Input Jacks
- Solid 15mm (5/8th-inch) 11-Ply Russian Birch Cabinet Construction
- Heavy Duty Wheels & All-Metal Handles
- All-Metal Heavy Gauge Perforated Grille
- Rugged Ozite Cabinet Covering
- Integrated Speaker Pole Mount Adaptor
élite Series OverviewYorkville's élite series loudspeaker systems are the result of years of research, pushing the limits of modern state-of-the-art sound reinforcement technology. Engineered for the serious pro audio user, élite systems are among the most advanced, most versatile and most efficient high powered portable P.A. boxes available.
Today's élites, from the highly efficient two-way E10 to the 1500 watt E2152 have some of the most advanced component protection and crossover technology available today. They have been carefully designed to bring you the latest in Yorkville's advanced loudspeaker engineering.
Ideal for any small PA rental house, installer or sound company, these loudspeakers may replace a number of specific application cabinets in any inventory.
A modified trapezoidal shape and recessed input jack panel and handles mean these cabinets can function perfectly as a wedge monitor or front-of-house loudspeaker. Unlike some 'multi-function' loudspeakers currently in the marketplace, great care has been taken in the design process to ensure that élite cabinets will perform without compromising functionality as either a monitor or a front-of-house enclosure. Neither application was considered as an afterthought.
Several of the élite loudspeakers are loaded with 80° x 50° rotatable ABS Waveguide horn assemblies (the E10 utilizes a 100° x 25° horn). The ability to rotate the horn assembly ensures that the cabinet can provide optimum high frequency dispersion when the loudspeaker is used in either a vertical, horizontal or arrayed application.
Integrated stand mount adapters and flyware means these enclosures can be utilized in any permanent install or touring application. In addition, the modified cabinet shape means the élite series can be installed much closer to vertical surfaces and in some cases, under balconies in tight locations, and can be arrayed in a much tighter less obtrusive cluster.
Of course, the élite series has retained the features and high quality sound that have made them so popular including Yorkville's famous two year (even if you break it!) transferable warranty.*
Advanced technology
- Compact and simple to operate
- Linear, full range frequency response
- Time aligned with low distortion
- High power handling, high efficiency, high SPL
- High efficiency, high excursion, linear response drivers.
- High definition, high slope internal passive crossovers.
- Computer modeled enclosure designs to accommodate greater driver dynamics.
- Unique protection networks capable of reacting equally to power overloads and input distortion levels.
- Dual purpose electronic processors specifically designed to enhance bass response and to act as stereo crossovers when bi-amping with subwoofers.
The majority of the élite range feature seamless driver interaction through sophisticated high-slope passive networks and ingenious component protection schemes. Rugged jackplates are inset and include a combination of both Speakon™ and 1/4" phone jack inputs.
Advanced PTC™ Horn Protection makes its debut in the élite series.
PTC™ is an ingenious current sensing / self resetting breaker that offers some serious advantages over current protection schemes used in many loudspeaker cabinets. This protection scheme, while always present in the signal path, remains inaudible until it becomes necessary for it to react. It kicks in at a point where it effectively reduces output to the horn and protects that diaphragm from damage due to excessive power input or signal distortion. Unlike a breaker it does not require a physical reset to allow signal back to the horn driver, and unlike a bulb or fuse, does not need to be replaced if the circuit is tripped, and the fuse is blown.
Where PTC™ shines is in heavy feedback environments where most horn diaphragm damage occurs. In rare situations even where a microphone might be dropped in a monitor, the sustained 'squeal' can destroy diaphragms in seconds. PTC™ will significantly reduce output level to the horn to protect the diaphragm. When the situation has been rectified, and the feedback eliminated the horn will return to full operating level within half a second.
The E2152 features the ATP™ (Active-Transistor) protection system, which allows the horn driver to operate at levels significantly above those required for normal operation. The ATP™ brickwall element of the protection circuit uses power transistors configured to operate linearly yet have the fast attack required to protect against harmful transients. Along with ATP™, the crossover also incorporates air core coils and polypropylene capacitors to guarantee reliable and distortion free operation at extreme levels. The sonic benefit is higher output and greater transparency when operating at high levels.
élite Series CharacteristicsProcessor Controlled
Full function stereo analog processors that are configurable for passive or bi-amp operation, as well as live or recorded music applications make sure that your élite system is always tuned and ready.
Rugged Driver Mounting System
All élite cabinets feature a specially reinforced driver mounting system that makes sure the horn drivers will still be attached to the horns when you get to the show. The ABS or composite horns are pressure fitted to the driver which is bolted to the internal driver support.
Custom Design Horns
Custom ABS plastic and composite horns are specifically designed for each cabinet and manufactured right in our factory for optimum quality control. This insures proper waveguide output for better clarity and lower distortion.
Rugged Black Carpet Covering
The stylish yet practical carpet that covers the élite cabinets keeps them looking great. The two part rubberized glue that is used to attach the carpet ensures that élite cabinets will stand up against moisture by effectively wrapping the cabinet in a rubber glove.
Curved Metal Speaker Grilles
Curved metal grilles absorb shocks evenly to resist dings and dents while eliminating frequency resonance. The trapezoidal cabinet shape allows for arrayable performance without phase cancellation.
Recessed Handles
All élite cabinets feature attractively recessed bar handles. Great care is taken to make sure that they "stay out of the way", but are easy to get at when you need them.
Flush Mounted Stand Adapters
Flush-mounted stand adapters in the top of the subs and bottom of the full-range speakers allow the use of the adjustable SW-TELETUBE option which makes setup a breeze by eliminating the need for speaker stands.
Integrated Wheels
Tilt back wheels and top-mounted handles are standard issue on the larger cabinets such as the E215, E2152, LS1208 and LS1004.
* Warranty valid in U.S.A. and Canada only
Warranty Information:
Yorkville LS2104 Sub 3000W 21in
This item has been discontinued by the manufacturer.
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Important Note:
The LS2104 has been replaced by the LS2100P.
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Celph Titled has never really had a proper solo LP. The Gatalog was a bullet-ridden collection of just about every song he'd recorded during the heyday or the indie hip-hop movement, while his collaborative album with J-Zone, Every Hogg Has It's Day was a concept record that only allowed him half the spotlight. His latest, Nineteen Ninety Now, is the most introspective yet, this time collaborating with legendary producer, Buckwild.
Buck has had some major beats in his career – his biggest hit ever being Black Rob's "Whoa", while his second biggest check-writer is likely Biggie's "I Got A Story To Tell". But prior to these two beats, Buckwild's sound was closer to that of Pete Rock and Showbiz, crafting a multitude of classic tracks for just about every relevant artist in the 1990′s. When hip-hop's sound changed, so did Buckwild's, but with Celph's Nineteen Ninety Now, he raids the vaults, crafting an LP of unused beats from mid-90′s era.
And it's just as good as anything he released back then.
From the onset, Celph opens the album with "The Deal Maker", immediately sending a flood of memories back to longtime listeners that forgot what hip-hop's supposed to sound like. This track packs a hollowed out bassline, a sampled, echoing horn section, and hard hitting snares, while Celph spits humorous punch-rhymes and taking pot shots at the competition. Songs like "Out To Lunch" (feat. Treach) and "Eraserheads" (feat. Vinnie Paz) are of the more "jeep-beat" variety, conjuring up images of Bubblegoose jackets and Timberland boots, which Celph still probably rocks on the regular. In other spots, like "Tingin'" and "Hardcore Data" we get the classic sound of east coast street hop (think Redman and Black Moon, not Ruff Ryders and Bad Boy).
Topically, we get more of Celph Titled than we've ever seen before. The humorous "Fuckmaster Sex" finds him lightheartedly talking up his game over a beat that might make Pete Rock envious, while "Wack Juice" finds him tearing apart today's skewed hip-hop scene, with no apologies. "Miss Those Days" reminisces on the 90′s era, but his most introspective moment comes on "I Could Write A Rhyme", an autobiographical account of his career thus far, touching upon everything from beard-dye (?) to beefing with Cage.
Guest appearances are aplenty, and perfectly executed. Half of them are relics of the 90′s, appropriately placed on the album, while others are members of Celph's immediate crew. Of course the aforementioned "Out To Lunch" grabs Naughty By Nature's Treach, while "Mad Ammo" is a rhyme competition between Celph, F.T., and R.A. The Rugged Man. "Swashbuckling" is a four part "Speak Ya Clout"-esque posse cut with each Apathy, Ryu, and Esoteric, and "Styles Ain't Raw" again employs Apathy, along with Chino XL. The most impressive moment of all however is "There Will Be Blood", where Celph amazingly assembles a line-up including Sadat X, Grand Puba, A.G., O.C., and Diamond D. The only thing that snaps the listener back to modern times is Sadat X's mention of Obama, which in itself is surreal.
Are their problems with this record? Few and far in between. At times, Celph's punch-rhymes are cringe-worthy ("I'll bust a nut in a hogie and create a new 'sub' species"), but nine-times out of ten he's either making the listener laugh out loud, or amazing them with his wordplay. Others may complain that the novelty of a 90′s hip-hop album in 2010 wears thin over it's 17-track, 80 minute run, but we'd argue there's not enough music like Buck's left, so enjoy until time's up (no pun intended).
Ultimately, Nineteen Ninety Now is a success on many levels. Many have tried to emulate the sound of the 1990′s throughout the indie hip-hop era, which has resulted in a lot of unauthentic, half-assed copies that have done little to progress the music or culture. This however, is the real deal. Many times we see artists try to revisit their past glories with disastrous results (Bacdafucup 2, anyone?), but this one actually pulls it off. Given the fact that many of these beats are from '94 or so (obviously tuned up a bit for modern release), it's shocking reminder of a lost era, one that many of today's generation weren't apart of and have no idea even exists. Do the knowledge.
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Celph Titled is Cuban, number one(many have African in their bloodline..), and number two, he is THAT dude…The Rubix-Cuban is the man!!!
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Ahh yes, tha 90′s are back!!
Album of the year. Drake, J Cole and Kanye can get the perfect ratings, but Celph & Buck dropped a TRUE classic.
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Revenues from our acute support line, which includes CentriMag and PediMag were $8.7 million compared with $4.4 million a year-ago, an increase of over 90%. We're certainly pleased with the continued momentum in this product line, which include a growth in the core U.S. CentriMag business of 34% as well as approximately $2.7 million of incremental revenues recorded as a result of the Levitronix Medical transaction, over 90% of which were generate outside the U.S.
Lastly, revenues from the Thoratec product line, the PVAD and IVAD were 5.8 million versus 7.3 million a year ago, a decrease of 21%. We recorded strong year-over-year unit growth in the quarter selling 1,057 pumps, an increase of 23% versus 859 pumps in the first quarter a year ago. In the U.S. market, we shipped 838 pumps representing a 24% year-over-year increase, while internationally pump volume increased 20% in the first quarter of 2012 to 219 units. HeartMate unit volume expanded by 32% in both the U.S. and international markets, offsetting a significant decline in PVAD and IVAD units.
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Charles Colson∇: There are little things that we have going that one by one, I think, will nibble away at [unclear] Kennedy's statement about recognizing Cuba was, just, God, if he never thought he was going to carry Florida, that's--"
President Nixon: We're going to get that around, aren't we?
Colson: Oh, that's [unclear]. Our former CIA∇ operative, Howard Hunt, who's been working on the Pentagon Papers∇, he ran the Cuban government in exile during . . . through the end of the Bay of Pigs.
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EAU CLAIRE — The third annual 24-Hour Project will return to the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire campus to highlight creative and performing artists from multiple disciplines at 7 p.m. March 12 in the Riverside Theatre of the Haas Fine Arts Center.
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Meet a creator of cutting-edge HBO TV shows, get your dose of Broadway dreams, spend a day in the park in automotive heaven, or "brunch down" with Cincinnati's best chefs and 7 Days for SIDS.
Monday — June 7
Harriet Beecher Stowe Lecture Series: David Simon
Baltimore-based David Simon is an author and TV creator/producer who has been a major force behind landmark series NBC's "Homicide: Life on the Street"; HBO's "The Wire"; and current HBO series "Treme," based on post-Katrina New Orleans. Learn what's behind his unique style and his ability to capture the essence of criminal behavior and drug use that continue to challenge our modern cities.
Where: Mercantile Library, 414 Walnut Street, Downtown
When: 7 p.m.
How Much: $20 members, $25 non-members
More information: Call (513) 621-0717 or visit MercantileLibrary.com.
Tuesday — June 8
Broadway across America — "Dreamgirls"
Experience opening night of this new stage production from Harlem's Apollo Theater of the Beyonce/Jennifer Hudson Academy-award winning movie. This is your chance to see the show the way it was originally conceived in 1981 — live and on stage! (Performances run through
June 20.) Where: Proctor & Gamble Hall/Aronoff Center
When: 8 p.m.
How much: $20-$62
More information: Call (513) 721-3344 or visit BroadwayacrossAmerica.com
Friday — June 11
Contemporary Dance Theater
Choreographers without Companies Cincinnati has long been a hotbed of contemporary dance, and CDT has been at the forefront for the past 36 years. Each June, CDT gathers talented area freelance choreographers in a diverse showcase of their newest creations. (See another performance on June 12.)
Where: Jarson-Kaplan Theater/Aronoff Center
When: 8 p.m.
How much: $27 and $22; $17 for students and seniors
More information: Call (513) 621-2787 or visit CDT-Dance.org.
Saturday — June 12
"Walker Evans: Decade by Decade"
According to Art Museum Curator of Photography James Crump, "(Walker Evans') photographs changed the way Americans viewed their country and themselves." This exhibit tracks his career from the Great Depression to his experimentation with the then-new Polaroid SX-70 camera in the 1970s, and showcases his profound influence over the way photographic images now capture life in the 21st century. (Exhibit runs through Sept. 5.)
Where: Cincinnati Art Museum, 953 Eden Park Drive, Eden Park
When: 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
How much: FREE!
More information: Call (513) 721-ARTS or visit CincinnatiArtMuseum.org
June 13 — Sunday
7 Days for SIDS — Family Day Brunch
Touted as the "Brunch event of the season," this culminating event of 7 Days for SIDS features chefs from Cumin Eclectic Cuisine, Daveed's, Orchids at the Netherland Hilton, and Hyde Park Tavern and Grill. 7 Days for SIDS was founded by Chef Jean-Robert de Cavel and his wife, Annette, to sustain the Tatiana de Cavel Scholarship Fund at the Midwest Culinary Institute. (The entire 7 Days for SIDS includes varied events at area restaurants from June 7 through 13.)
Where: Midwest Culinary Institute at Cincinnati State. 3520 Central Parkway
When: 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
How much: $65 for Adults, $15 for children under 12 — Group rates are available. More information: Visit 7DaysforSIDS.com.
Concours d'Elegance
Give your guy an early Father's Day present by taking (or sending?!) him to the 33rd annual Concours d'Elegance classic car show in Ault Park. The show features more than 200 collector vehicles and celebrates "International Designers and Coachbuilders," the 100th anniversary of Alfa Romeo automobiles, historic hot rods, and vintage beach cars. Parking in Ault Park is limited, so free parking and shuttle service is available this year on Red Bank Road.
Where: Ault Park
When: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
How much: $20, $60 for a group of four
More information: Call (513) 321-1951 or visit OhioConcours.com.
Cincinnati Fringe Festival
Stage, music and film offerings make up the seventh annual celebration of Cincinnati arts. (Performances through June 12 at various locations.)
More information:Visit CincyFringe.com.
"The Fantasticks"
Where: Playhouse in the Park, Thompson Shelterhouse
When: Through June 30
More information: Call (513) 421-3888 or visit CincyPlay.com.
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