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shrink the boot drive to same size (or smaller) of the ssd before creating if worried.
not sure the recovery disk would care as long as it has room. will the recovery disk install any of the bloat?
You could use the free paragon backup to make an image of an updated OS/drivers.
paragon would be looking for 1tb drive on restore and complain the ssd was too small. if the image is smaller than the ssd you can enlarge after it installs
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The computer came with a single 500GB HDD, but I had purchased a Samsung 830 128GB separately and tried what you are asking. I created the Dell Software recommended Recovery Discs (2 discs), then proceeded with installing the SSD and attempted to recover using those recovery discs.
I can confirm with you now that it does not work. It errored out, no OS was installed. I was only testing it for curiosity reasons because their bloatware was not welcomed anyways and is not part of the standard package I roll out.
Getting a copy of a retail disc and using the dell stickered windows key will also not work. You need to find yourself a Dell OEM Operating System Reinstallation DVD. No keys will be asked, and the product will be genuine.
Hey! Thanks for the link. Weird coincidence huh?
Anyway, I can confirm that creating the recovery discs worked for me. (Are there multiple kinds?)
Because I have something called HP support assistant that created the recovery discs for me(needed 5 dvds).
I had a similar situation. I bought a new PC that came with a 1TB hard drive and free photoshop and other good softwares for free. I did not want to deal with simply installing a generic O.S and then search and install drivers and call HP for the keys to the softwares...
Which is why I created the recovery discs. Took about 20 minutes to create them. I didn't want to deal with creating clones and images and all that. This was simple and it worked.
Also- In MY case, simply installing the SSD and running the recovery discs did not work. The recovery disc would keep detecting the recovery partition on the original 1TB HDD and it would begin installing there. There were no options for me to change anything.
So what I did was, disconnect the 1TB HDD , made sure that the DVD drive was placed first in the boot order and the factory reset worked beautifully. After installation, I reconnected the 1TB HDD and in the boot order, made the SSD boot first. It took about 30 minutes and I am now running Windows 7 on my new SSD, with all the preinstalled softwares.
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Unless we get confirmation from elsewhere, you might be the Guinea Pig, no offense intended, perhaps "ground breaker" would be a better term.
It makes sense to me that it will work, but still don't know for sure.
What about having a dual boot system?
Do you want to set it up that way?
If so, you just leave the 1tb HD as is (and disconnected while installing the OS on the SSD) and then when the SSD is up and running, there's a free program called easyBCD that assists in making a dual boot between two different drives, without having to go into the bios each time to select between one or the other.
Thanks a million for the info.
Well, so far a successful attempt with HP and not so successful with Dell ( except maybe with Dell OEM Operating System Reinstallation DVD ).
Was the 500 Gb hard drive disconnected?
If I can figure out my other drive connection issues, I would do a dual boot.
If it worked on the HP, it'll work on the Dell.
Are there any other drive connection issues right now?
Every single PC in the world, has some shortcomings somewhere.
You give up one thing to get another.
In this case, a bit less flexibility than a home built, but a solid beast that'll never let you down.
If you really don't like it. you can send it to me and I'll pay the postage.
I think my Dell is good for awhile to come.
I have an i7 920 with 12 gigs of ram, 2 original 7200 rpm 640 gig hard drives in RAID0 (total of 1.28 tb's but not hooked up right now, but still in the case) as well as two Intel X25 80 gig SSD's in RAID0, then a 7200 rpm 1tb drive for data, a GTX 460 SE and also an HD 5770 (not at the same time), a Cooler Master 550W (I believe) A Sound Blaster audio card, a pair of Audio Engine A2 speakers, along with a pair of Altec Lansing M812 wireless speakers (depending on the source I'm listening to), USB wifi, card reader, DVD burner, MSI webcam, a Logitech Anywhere wireless mouse, a wireless Microsoft Arc keyboard,
The PC runs a pair of 24 inch monitors, along with a 40 inch TV.
As mentioned, mine came with an eSATA port which comes in handy for 4 Fantom external 1 and 2tb drives,
Naturally I have a few trinkets too, like gaming controls, wireless headphones, Magic Jack, blah blah blah.
In short, I'm pretty well set up for both power, speed and storage space, with all the peripherals I need and I probably won't start yearning for a new PC for several years to come.
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Well, in all my planning in anticipation of receiving the XPS 8500. It looks like there are some significant issues with any of the PCIe x1 slots working for add-in cards as noted in many Dell forums. I was just gonna add a 1394 card and a eSATA card, but it appears this is a long shot, with the exception of maybe 1 that uses a Marvel chipset. So I may be returning the system after I get it, unless they come up with a fix soon. The issue has been going on since they started selling it. This is why I have not bought a prebuilt system in many years. I hate the proprietary motherboards and limited BIOS issues.
Anyway, maybe this thread was not a complete waste of time, since it may have helped someone with using a recovery DVD to install an SSD
Just wanted to alert anyone who is planning to buy one.
I managed to work around those small PCI slots without too much inconvenience and it's a shame that you won't land up with what I consider to be a great machine, but you know best what your needs are, and what is or isn't acceptable for you.
Hope it all works out well for you in the end.
Well, I thought I would update this thread for those that are interested.
Received the Dell system and immediately made the System Recovery disks.
Disconnected the c: drive and replaced it with the Samsung 830 128 GB SSD.
Booted to the Recovery DVD and it worked. It formatted the SSD and installed all software.
I have to say that I thought it was not going to, because at the first screen when a progress bar had finished, it did nothing. No HD flicker...nothing. I waited about 4-5 min's and then it proceeded to start the format. Maybe this is where some people might think it has hung up and just quit.
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"It's not the same to read about it as to experience it," Tuttle said, contrasting the biweekly meetings members of the group held over months of preparation, to learn history, art, culture, and language with the 10 days the group spent in Italy itself.
"Seeing the things we'd learned about for ourselves was so much better and more meaningful than I could have imagined. Immersion in a culture is fulfilling and moving, it helps you to understand there is more out there than what we know," Tuttle said.
Students and faculty who experienced the wonders of Italy together will share their experiences Monday, Sept. 29 from 5-9 p.m. at the North Education Conference Center, and will also serve refreshments. All members of the college community are invited to come and see the culmination of the trip, much of which was coordinated through Assistant Professor of Education Dr. Denise Love. Last year, Love coordinated a group Field Period™ to Vienna, Prague and the Slovakian cities of Nitra and Bratislava along with Dr. Klaudia Lorinczova, assistant professor of education, and Melissa Newcomb, assistant professor of art. Newcomb returned for this year's trip, and the group also welcomed Dr. Jean Wannall, professor of occupational therapy, and her husband, Nathan Wannall, who helped serve as group Field Period™ leaders too.
Following the pattern set last year, students again kept online journals and blogs detailing their personal reflections in words and photographs.
"I imagined Michelangelo spending all of his time in there, working on the perfect detail," wrote Kelsey Harmer '15, after visiting the Sistine Chapel. "At first I was a little disappointed that we couldn't take pictures, but it made me appreciate the artwork so much more."
For her part, Newcomb said she was "overtaken with emotion looking at a masterpiece I had only seen in a photograph or video. I could have stayed there all day."
The trip was educational for her too, even as a professor, she said, especially since she has always dreamed about seeing Rome after studying so much art history.
"I can now say I have seen real masterpieces. I can share the experience and passion with my students. I can reach out to students in a different way now that I have walked through Italy. Passion will definitely be present in the classroom," she explained.
The group was able to experience making real Italian pasta, riding on gondolas in Venice, visiting Pompeii, and enjoying the beautiful waters surrounding Capri. Of course, some experiences don't always go according to plan. For example, authentic Italian cuisine is entirely different from the Italian-American food most of the students were expecting, as Brittany Gleason '15 discovered at an Italian restaurant where, under pressure, she ordered pizza with sausage on it.
"A few minutes later they brought out a large pizza with sliced hot dogs on it. So, today I also learned that 'sausage' here means our hot dogs," Gleason wrote.
Guided daily by an Italian native named Mario, both students and chaperones wrote about their newfound love for gelato, Italy's slightly more intense version of ice cream. While in the city of San Gimignano, the group was able to get gelato at the famous Gelateria di Piazza, which many consider the best in the world.
According to Kayla Hall '15, they weren't kidding.
"I thought the other places were good," Hall wrote. "Did you know that the best way to tell if a gelato is of good quality is to hang it upside down? If it falls off you have a lame gelato, but if it stays on, it is one of the good ones. This one stayed on!"
In addition to its rich history of food and art, Italy is also known for its considerable architectural achievements, dating back to the ruins of ancient Rome. Perhaps best-known is the four-level Coliseum, or Flavian Theater. Built of concrete and stone, the stadium was used for animal fights, staged sea battles, and the famous gladiator matches.
"When you look at the Coliseum today the floor is removed, so you are able to see where the slaves were kept before they came up for battle," wrote Jenna Bird '15. "This was pretty surreal to experience because we were able to see exactly where slaves were kept essentially before they were sent to their deaths."
"Pictures don't do any place justice, especially when it comes to the scale of architecture," described Newcomb. "It's overwhelming but wonderful at the same time. It makes you really appreciate the experience of how something so massive and beautiful was created, how all the tiny details were created by hand. Each part tells a story, and you could study it for days."
"Even though we saw so much and maximized our time, there could never be enough time," Tuttle said, "It made me want to go back, to see more someday."
"I want to say thank you to Keuka College and all of those that have supported group Field Period™, because it is a life-changing and life- enhancing experience," Tuttle said.
Additional students who participated in the group Field Period™ included Alyssa Ange, Shawnee Brown, Amber Callahan, Marina Kilpatrick, Brittany Kuhn, Brianna Longwell, Brooke Reynolds, Anna Tomasso, Haley Tuttle, Justin Merrill, Lakwan Alleyne-Hall and Ian Wentzel.
Editor's Note: Where can a Keuka College degree take you? This is the fourth in a series of snapshot profiles on members of Keuka's Class of 2014.
Dung Hoang came to Keuka College from a partner school in Hanoi, Vietnam to pursue a degree in management with a minor in accounting. After graduation May 25, she moved to Anaheim, Calif. where she is now working as an accounting assistant for Business Expo Center, an events company.
Hoang's student visa permits her a limited time after graduation to work in an off-campus job related to her field of study.
"Honestly, I feel that I am so lucky to get this job," she said, adding her excitement at the chance to apply what she learned from her classes and gain even more experience in accounting.
Her duties include processing and reconciling payments and other business transactions using a system based on the QuickBooks software, a popular accounting tool she'd never heard of until introduced to it in her Keuka College classes. Hoang conducted a Field Period™ with the California company over winter break and credits the real-world internship experience there for leading to her job offer.
"I love the way Keuka College requires us to take the Field Period™ every year, because we can apply what we learned from college in a real working environment, we support our future career," she said, adding her thanks to her academic adviser, professors, Field Period™ supervisor and many friends who helped "lead me to the right way for my future."
"I am so thankful for what I have today," Hoang said. "I love the education here and I grew up a lot from this environment."
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Editor's Note: Where can a Keuka College degree take you? This is the third in a series of snapshot profiles on members of Keuka's Class of 2014.
Kyle McVannan '14 of Endicott graduated with a B.A. in organizational communication and has begun a new job working in the video production department of the Binghamton Mets, the Double-A affiliate of the New York Mets.
In between McVannan's junior and senior years, he conducted a Field Period™ in the Mets' video department, which paved the way for his job offer upon graduation. A Field Period™ is a self-initiated placement of at least 140 hours that each Keuka College undergraduate completes each year. It can be an internship like McVannan's, a cultural exploration, community service or creative project or a spiritual/faith-based exploration.
During his time at Keuka College, McVannan pitched for the baseball team and played some at third base while also serving as one of four team captains. In his senior year, the team made a significant turn-around under a new coach, winning the most games in a season in school history while earning a share of the North Eastern Athletic Conference's (NEAC) regular season title. He also completed a senior practicum within his major, working with the College's digital media producer on a variety of video-related marketing projects.
McVannan has been excited to carry his love of the game over into a job opportunity involving his favorite sport. His Field Period™ experience was "awesome," he said, because it put him in "a real-world position" to explore career opportunities.
"The best thing about my Keuka College education is that I was able to branch out and have Field Periods™ that really helped me in my decision on what I wanted to do with my life," McVannan said.
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For Kelsey Tebo '14 of Tupper Lake, a semester of study in the Fourth Judicial District of the NYS Supreme Court, which covers Franklin and Clinton Counties, pushed her towards a career in law. While there, the double criminal justice and sociology major had the opportunity to work on mortgage foreclosure cases, meeting with banks, attorneys and families, and observing paperwork procedures. She also sat in on a sex offender containment case and a two-week medical malpractice trial.
"It was the medical malpractice trial that made up my mind that I wanted to attend law school. Watching the attorneys fight for their clients, it just hit me that I wanted to be in court right next to them," Tebo said, adding that she's leaning toward specializing in either criminal law or medical malpractice after law school.
Supreme Court Justice John T. Ellis and the rest of his staff were "incredibly supportive," recommending law schools she could apply to, helping her study for the LSAT (entrance exams to law school), and challenging her to "be the best I can be," Tebo said.
That focus paid off earlier this spring when Tebo was accepted into Tulane Law School, and received a generous scholarship, according to her adviser, Dr. Janine Bower, associate professor of criminal justice. Bower also praised Tebo for outstanding academic performance, personal leadership and community service in various volunteer and extra-curricular roles.
Bower said Tebo's eagerness to learn, understand and think critically about concepts within the fields of criminal justice and sociology was evident in her Field Period™ experiences, including one Tebo conducted at the Sunmount Developmental Center in upstate New York. There, staff work with a challenging population—convicted sex offenders with developmental disabilities—and Tebo observed patterns indicating staff burnout and depersonalization, Bower said. Tebo's written reflections showed "significant insight" and maturity on that kind of work, the structure of the work environment, and its effects, Bower said.
"The Field Period™ and experiential learning opportunities at Keuka College directly influenced my future job opportunities and my decision to pursue law," Tebo said.
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Two career-affirming Field Period™ experiences, a spiritual exploration of Thailand, and being an active member of the Keuka College community helped earn junior Sini Ngobese the Experiential Learner of the Year Award, which recognizes learning from Field Period™, co-curricular involvement, and community service.
At her summer 2013 Field Period™ at Biogen Idec, a biotechnology company, Ngobese gained invaluable career experience, established a network of human resources (HR) professionals, and solidified her career aspirations. Her January 2014 Field Period™ at the Yates County Personnel Department led her to experience a different aspect of HR through interning in the public sector.
"The theoretical knowledge I gained in the classroom was applied in practice, and, through hands-on, experiential learning, I grew in my understanding, skills and abilities," Ngobese said.
Nominated for the award by Director of Marketing and Communications Pete Bekisz and Professor of Communication Studies Anita Chirco, the Durban, South Africa resident believes her experiential learning opportunities make her a well-rounded candidate that will be an asset to any organization.
"These opportunities have vastly improved my written communication by emphasizing the importance of communicating clearly, yet professionally," Ngobese said. "My oral communication also improved immensely during these internships, and I believe I have become a much more effective and confident communicator."
Elizabeth Abbott, senior manager at Biogen Idec and Ngobese's Field Period™ supervisor, would agree.
"Sini has many strengths, but her ability to communicate effectively, professionally, clearly, and persuasively in both written and oral communication are what really stand out to me," said Abbott. "Sini's communication strengths are impressive at any level, and the fact that she is still in school makes it even more remarkable."
At the Yates County Personnel Department, Ngobese took "great initiative" in problem solving and was well prepared to have high-level discussions, according to Amy Guererri, personnel officer and human resources director for Yates County, and Ngobese's Field Period™ supervisor.
"Sini took great pride in the quality of the work she produced," said Guererri. "She quickly gained my confidence in her abilities and proved to be quite capable of performing well at a high level. Her ability to comprehend multifaceted subject matters, and then proceed independently in completing assignments was impressive. It allowed us to cover a wider variety of topics than we had originally thought."
Abbott, too, was "extremely impressed by how much work Sini did, with little guidance and structure, and still maintain an extremely high quality of work."
For example, Abbott told Ngobese that she wanted to create a policy template which would assist policy owners in putting together content with a consistent format.
"I thought I would sit with Sini and give her some ideas, we'd go back and forth on a few drafts, and then it would be complete," said Abbott. "Instead, Sini sent me her first draft of a template, and it was exactly right."
With Guererri, Ngobese "produced reports and documents that were at a level I would have expected from a seasoned professional," she said. "During her short time working with us, Sini produced several viable work products and solutions that we utilized and implemented, which greatly benefited our department and Yates County."
Guererri added she is "incredibly fortunate to have had the opportunity to meet and work with Sini. She is such a bright, determined, capable young woman, and I can state with the utmost certainty that she has an extremely bright future ahead of herself, and will excel in any endeavor she undertakes."
Ngobese might not have had the same amount of confidence in herself that Abbott and Guererri had in her as she boarded a plane bound for Thailand, a country where Ngobese said she faced language and cultural challenges.
But she chose to participate in a Spiritual Exploration Field Period™ in Thailand, because in the "craziness of the busy streets, dense jungles, tan faces, and humid cabs in Thailand, I had never felt so lost," she said, "or found."
Experiencing a culture that differs from her own increased her appreciation of what she loves about her Zulu South African culture.
"Though we are different and eat different foods, worship different deities and have different social and behavioral norms, we all pursue to be happy, loved, and free," said Ngobese. "My trip to Thailand helped me see that though we are different, at our very core, we are similar."
Ngobese said her spiritual exploration of Thailand brought her closer to her own faith, Christianity, and helped her gain additional respect and admiration for a different faith, Buddhism.
"I was able to experience Thailand's delicious food with curious taste buds and smell the rich, and sometimes pungent, odors of its busy streets and clear beaches," said Ngobese. "I felt the sleek fur of a tiger beneath my clammy, nervous fingertips, and saw the heart-melting adorableness of a dancing baby elephant. There are no words to adequately express my gratitude at being able to embark on this life-changing, independence-solidifying trip."
Through Field Period™, Ngobese said she has gained a greater understanding of her own greatness and potential.
"To undertake an intimidating adventure in yet another foreign country took courage, and my professional growth has been fostered through challenging Field Period™ opportunities at Biogen Idec and the Yates County Personnel Department," said Ngobese. "[In all three experiences], I utilized the various knowledge, skills and abilities I have acquired in my liberal arts education at Keuka College."
Part of the College's liberal arts education includes the opportunity to get involved outside of the classroom. And Ngobese is taking full advantage of those opportunities as an active member of the Keuka College community.
She serves as an Academic Success at Keuka (ASK) tutor in human resources management and writing, and credits her Field Period™ experiences at Biogen Idec and Yates County with helping her expanded her HR knowledge.
"HR truly feels like second nature to me after having two Field Period™ experiences immersed in its terminology and way of thinking," said Ngobese. "I believe I am a truly informative resource as an HR tutor, because not only do I have a theoretical understanding of the material, but can provide real-life examples."
She also serves as an office assistant for the Center for Spiritual Life and the Center for Global Education, is a New Student Mentor, and has been on the Dean's List since 2011. Ngobese received a Judith Oliver Brown Cultural Exploration Field Period™ scholarship, the Student Senate Leadership Scholarships Rising Senior Award, and was awarded the Center for Spiritual Life Excellence Award.
President of Lambda Pi Eta Honor Society, Ngobese is also active in the Keuka College International Club, where she serves as vice president and community service coordinator. She is a member of Students Helping Students' Crisis Response Team, President's Leadership Circle, Budget Allocations Committee, Tuesday Non-Denominational Service Drama Team, Sigma Lambda Sigma, and the Spiritual Life Advisory Board.
Said Ngobese: "Keuka College's Field Period™ has benefitted my mental, spiritual, and emotional growth, and has revolutionized my college learning. I have aspirations to one day become a full-time Biogen Idec employee, and I look forward to my career with renewed vigor and certainty that this is the career path I want to follow, and I am immensely excited for my future."


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The internal IT systems have been stretched way beyond their capabilities and create a huge amount of manual intervention for even the most simple tasks. Unfortunately the IT department is woefully understaffed and while they do their best, they don't seem to be able to deliver everything that is asked of them. I am amazed when the finance department is able to The new CEO has addressed the product side of IT with some highly qualified talent, I just hope he and the CFO will now spend some time focusing on the internal systems as well. Also, I hope there is some vision for how to deal with the rapid evolution of technology as far as the products are concerned. Customers are consolidating data centers and the competition continues to erode the IP margins. What is the real future competition killer product? Also would be nice to see some real professional development opportunities - training, mentor programs, cross divisional interaction other than just pointing fingers at each other and talking behind each others' backs.
Fix the IT issue, it impacts everyone in the company. If you really do intend to take this company to the next level over the long term (and not just polish it up to sell it off) figure out a way to automate the error prone and overly burdensome manual processes. Money is literally leaking out of those holes and the customers and employees are tired of excuses.
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The Moore of Venice.
537Bra. God bu'y, I ha done:
538Please it your Grace, on to the State affaires;
539I had rather to adopt a child then get it;
540Come hither Moore:
541I here doe giue thee that, with all my heart
543I would keepe from thee: for your sake Iewell,
544I am glad at soule. I haue no other child,
545For thy escape would teach me tyranny,
546To hang clogs on em, I haue done my Lord.
547Du. Let me speake like your selfe, and lay a sentence
549Which as a greese or step may helpe these louers
549.1Into your fauour.
550When remedies are past, the griefes are ended,
551By seeing the worst, which late on hopes depended,
552To mourne a mischeife that is past and gone,
553Is the next way to draw more mischiefe on;
554What cannot be preseru'd when fortune takes,
555Patience her iniury a mockery makes.
556The rob'd that smiles, steales something from the thiefe,
557He robs himselfe, that spends a bootelesse griefe.
558Bra. So let the Turke, of Cypres vs beguile,
559We lose it not so long as we can smile;
560He beares the sentence well that nothing beares,
561But the free comfort, which from thence he heares:
562But he beares both the sentence and the sorrow,
563That to pay griefe, must of poore patience borrow.
564These sentences to sugar, or to gall,
565Being strong on both sides, are equiuocall:
566But words are words, I neuer yet did heare,
567That the bruis'd heart was pierced through the eare:
568Beseech you now, to the affaires of the state.
569Du. The Turke with most mighty preparation makes for Cipres:
570Othello, the fortitude of the place, is best knowne to you, and tho we
571haue there a substitute of most allowed sufficiency, yet opinion, a so-
573ueraigne mistresse of effects, throwes a more safer voyce on you; you
574must therefore bee content to slubber the glosse of your new for-
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HARMAN Soundcraft Si Expression 2 Strikes a Strong Chord with Producer Grant Leiterman
REVELSTOKE, Canada â A lot of talent passes through the small town of Revelstoke, British Columbia, Canada, and as the only producer in town, Grant Leiterman always manages to leave a big impact with his HARMAN Soundcraft Si Expression 2 digital console. With decades of experience, Leiterman mixes sound at convention centers, nightclubs and a 300-seat performing arts center.
The Soundcraft Si Expression 2 is an extremely versatile console that suits Leitermanâs needs, especially since his projects range from wedding ceremonies to monitor mixes with bar bands. For this reason, he finally made the switch from analog to digital. The Si Expression 2 digital board provides clear advantages in terms of recallable features and copy-paste capabilities.
âMy setup times are as quick as my analog days, only now I get the benefits of storing multiple digital profiles,â said Leiterman. âSoundcraft makes it very easy for me to go to any venue with minimal gear and pull up the settings that I prepared for it.â
When asked about other mixing consoles, Leiterman replied: âThe inputs on a lot of other boards are so compressed, thereâs no music left. I have been working with Soundcraft my whole life, because it has been the most reliable brand for me. The Si Expression 2 definitely holds up to the Soundcraft reputation because it does not sound too warm or too crisp.â
Soundcraft consoles are designed with the user in mind, as it comes standard with FaderGlow⢠to illuminate the fader slots according to function, the TOTEM⢠for instant mixing with a single key, and the complete feel of an analog board as each control is dedicated to a given function without any layering of controls.
âJust as expected from a Soundcraft console, it was solid out of the box and does everything just the way I want it to. My experience with Soundcraft started with the 200 and 800 Series, and Iâm glad the company listens to its customers and provides upgrades all the time,â Leiterman stated.
HARMAN (www.harman.com) designs, manufactures and markets a wide range of audio and infotainment solutions for the automotive, consumer and professional markets â supported by 15 leading brands, including AKG®, Harman Kardon®, Infinity®, JBL®, Lexicon® and Mark Levinson®. The Company is admired by audiophiles across multiple generations and supports leading professional entertainers and the venues where they perform. More than 25 million automobiles on the road today are equipped with HARMAN audio and infotainment systems. HARMAN has a workforce of 14,600 people across the Americas, Europe, and Asia and reported sales of $4.5 billion for the last twelve months ended September 30, 2013.
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Two Malaysian teenage boys on Friday sued Malaysia Airlines and the government over the loss of their father on Flight 370. Continue reading
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Doping is illegal in sports and a number of rules exist to curb the same. But Dr. Jason Mazanov has come up with a new way to solve the problem.
He has suggested that doping should be made legal. Dr. Mazanov said that with passage of time, anti-doping fight has become more of a way to protect status rather than catching cheats.
Therefore, he has suggested that it would be better to legalize doping. Dr. Mazanov said that his suggested act will lead to level the playing field. On the other hand, there are experts, who were of the view that the measure will not lead to level the playing field.
There are a number of problems associated with the suggested action and it will dilute its real motive. Experts are quite divided on the suggestion. Some were of the view that the current anti-doping system is not better in comparison to pro-doping environment.
There are a number of things that needs to be decided before it is said that doping can be made legal. Some of the questions that need to be answered are: who will decide whether it is right to legalize doping or not? Before taking a decision on the same, a discussion among authorities concerned is needed.
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2011 Napa Valley
Cabernet Sauvignon
The Louis M. Martini Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon exhibits a deep burgundy color with aromas of dark fruits, smoky cedar and dried herbs. Concentrated flavors of black cherry and blackberry are framed nicely by cedar and toast notes on the finish. Rich and broad in the mouth, this wine has a long finish with an expansive palate. This is a well structured and balanced wine that is medium-to-full-bodied and is ready to enjoy now or can be aged up to 5 years.
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In The Vineyard
After a growing season with many challenges, including rain followed by high humidity and overall cool temperatures, the 2011 harvest in Napa Valley turned out quite nicely. The rains during bloom affected our vines less than others, because our clusters were loose enough to drain any moisture. Dry, sunny weather provided ideal ripening and picking conditions during harvest, creating memorable wines with excellent color and elegant flavors.
In The Cellar
Our Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon delivers the highest quality from our premier Napa Valley vineyards. After destemming, the grapes were transferred to upright tanks for a two- to three-day cold soak. The must was pumped over up to three times a day, with some delestage for the Petite Sirah and Petit Verdot lots. We tasted each lot daily to determine the optimal drainage time, which ultimately led to some extended maceration for the Cabernet. Each lot was evaluated separately as it aged in a combination of French, American and Hungarian oak barrels with medium to heavy toast levels for approximately 15 months.
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Online Advertising
News about Online Advertising, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
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Apr. 7, 2013
Using a contentious medium to try to shape its future. MORE
Nov. 1, 2012
Paul Downs, owner of Paul Downs Cabinetmakers, discusses how his monthly sales began a steady decline due to mismanagement by Google's pay-per-click advertising service, his primary marketing source. MORE
Feb. 6, 2012
Web sites, newspapers and other news organizations are gearing up to produce hours of video programming, in part to pursue the higher revenues available from video ads; The Wall Street Journal already produces about four hours of live programming each weekday, with plans for more hours in 2012; The New York Times Web site has begun running a morning business newscast, which joins its taped daily show TimesCast. MORE
Feb. 6, 2012
Facebook has not found a way to cash in from the more than half of its 845 million members who log in on mobile devices; experts say Facebook's mobile ads could be highly lucrative should the company start showing users ads or coupons pegged to the places they visit and the businesses they frequent; its Places service could lay groundwork for attracting advertisers. MORE
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In Advertising, It's About Who Gets Credit for the Sale
Oracle's purchase of Datalogix sheds a light on an important side of the digital advertising business: connecting an ad you see with a product you buy.
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Retailers Try Offering Expertise Online Along With Products
In order to gain the attention of search engines, companies are turning to "content marketing" like blog posts on relevant subjects, but the benefits are hard to pin down.
December 25, 2014, Thursday
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Nov 24 2014
Will our kids' kids use commas?
By Heather Sanders When asked what I do, I tell people that I am a homeschooling journalist, but I wince a bit as I say it. I think of journalists as writers–those who can define all the English tenses and provide corresponding sample sentences (something I cannot do without Google). [...]
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Oct 31 2014
Mean Ol' Schoolmarm: "Less" or "Fewer"
By Heather Sanders For Halloween, you will get more than you bargained for; oh yes, you will leave this blog with a new understanding of how to correctly determine when to use "less" versus "fewer." Because I cannot be anything but transparent with you, I must admit [...]
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Oct 15 2014
Mean Ol' Schoolmarm – "Climatic" or "Climactic"
By Heather Sanders While sitting in the dentist office reading outdated magazines, I came across the word "climatic" and thought I caught a typo. Rereading the sentence, I realized the context would not have fit the word "climactic", which is what I initially [...]
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Jul 04 2014
Mean Ol' Schoolmarm – "Attain" or "Obtain"
By Heather Sanders Today's Mean Ol' Schoolmarm post has a ring of independence to it, but if you want a bit more, here are twenty interesting things about the 4th of July! The use of the words "attain" or "obtain" is today's subject matter, and it apparently is a challenging [...]
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Jun 03 2014
My 10 Most Commonly Misspelled Words
By Heather Sanders Each homeschooling family handles spelling differently. Initially, I assigned spelling words from the Language Arts portion of Sonlight's Core curriculum, but eventually switched to Sequential Spelling, which we used up until the end of this past school year. In [...]
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Apr 14 2014
The Best of Mean Ol' Schoolmarm
Mean Ol' Schoolmarm started posting here back in 2010 as a way not only to point common grammar and usage errors, but also as a way to dive deeper into them myself herself and learn precisely the correct way of using our English language. Over the years, Mean Ol' Schoolmarm has [...]
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Apr 02 2014
Question: Have you ever heard of an eggcorn? Well, I hadn't either until a few days ago! I love learning new things. Before I show you examples (you'll immediately recognize the phenomenon as soon as you read them), here's the definition of an eggcorn according to the [...]
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Jan 24 2014
Mean Ol' Schoolmarm – "In to" or "Into"?
By Heather Sanders I am often hesitant to write Mean Ol 'Schoolmarm posts because I am not a grammarian. That said, writing these posts exercises my love of learning and encourages me to remain teachable (yes, even at my ripe old age); so, here we go. Because the question of whether [...]
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Sep 28 2013
Mean Ol' Schoolmarm – Who vs. Whom
By Heather Sanders The question of whether to use the pronoun "who" or "whom" is often a struggle. While there is a shortcut I learned in middle school, let's take a look at the grammar rule first. There are a few who say "whom" is an old school [...]
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Jul 16 2013
Mean Ol' Schoolmarm – All right or Alright?
By Heather Sanders After posting the Mean Ol' Schoolmarm distinction for when to use I or Me, I received several emails requesting dissemination of many other grammar faux pas, which means I am studying grammar rules this summer. Studying? YES, STUDYING! I have to get these right, [...]
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Jun 11 2013
Mean Ol' Schoolmarm – I or Me?
By Heather Sanders Lidian H. wrote to me this week asking if I would tackle the use of "I" when the proper word to use is "me", and vice versa. For the record, and many of you will nod your heads in agreement, I have never claimed to be a grammarian. Like E.B. [...]
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Nov 26 2012
("Under the sea." Get it?) Okay! Here's the situation: A preposition links a noun or pronoun to the rest of the words in a sentence. And I love this description from The Writing Centre at University of Ottowa: "A preposition usually indicates the temporal, spatial [...]
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Oct 08 2012
Mean Ol' Schoolmarm
The Mean Ol' Schoolmarm Moment is… Either vs. Neither This is one of those rules that's a little difficult to explain, and I hope I have enough of a grasp of it myself to explain. If I make any glaring errors below, please feel free to weigh in! In a nutshell: Either [...]
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Aug 29 2012
Mean Ol' Schoolmarm
"Between the 'A' and the 'T.'" I grew up hearing this. It was my grammatically correct mom's response whenever I'd end a question with the word "at." Where's my ballet bag at? What time is rehearsal at? Where are Mike and [...]
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Jun 11 2012
Mean Ol' Schoolmarm Moment
I covered this same topic in a post a couple of years ago, but Mean Ol' Schoolmarm hasn't gotten a hold of it yet. Plus, it's one of the most common usage errors in this here English language we all use…so it bears repeating! The bottom line: Irregardless is not a [...]
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Apr 16 2012
Free Rice
Originally posted in 2010. Updated for 2012. I feel it is my global, grammatical, and terminological (huh?) duty to share this site once a year. I still love it. If you need to rattle the vocabulary section of your brain, run, don't walk, to FreeRice.com. After I started having Word [...]
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Dec 12 2011
Redundant Phrases
I found out over the weekend that the phrase added bonus is considered redundant. This blew my mind and caused me to research other common redundancies. Here are a some I found, only a few of which had occurred to me before: advance warning please RSVP revert back a.m. in the morning basic [...]
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Oct 31 2011
Mean Ol' Schoolmarm Reminder
(Republished from November 2010.) The Mean Ol' Schoolmarm Moment of the day is… Affect vs. Effect Affect: Verb. To have influence on. To have an effect on. Effect: Noun. A change that is a result or consequence of a cause. These two words are commonly swapped incorrectly. [...]
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Oct 19 2011
Mean Ol' Schoolmarm
This Mean Ol' Schoolmarm Moment is… Pore vs. Pour Pore: |pôr| (verb) – to be absorbed in the reading or study of. "She's going to pore over the documents all weekend." Pour: |pôr| (verb) – to cause liquid to flow from a container in a steady [...]
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Oct 03 2011
Mean Ol' Schoolmarm
The Mean Ol' Schoolmarm Monday Moment is… Peak vs. Pique Peak: |pēk| (verb) – hit the highest point. "Oil prices peaked in July." Pique: |pēk| (verb) – stimulate (interest or curiosity.) "The documentary piqued my interest." Peak is often [...]
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Market Preview: In-Line Jobs Number Won't Cut It
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- The market will swap Greek debt for nonfarm payroll data as a trading touchstone as Friday morning progresses, and expectations are for a healthy February jobs number.
It's an aberration in the jobs number, though, and not the expectation just being met, that will be required to influence the markets.
Last month, the nonfarm payroll number came in at 243,000, the third-consecutive up month and a significant beat of consensus, leading to an up day for the markets. The February nonfarm payroll consensus is for 204,000, according to Bloomberg -- other consensus figures come in around the 210,000 mark -- but just meeting that number isn't likely to stoke outsized investor confidence.
"For us to see something that really moves the market, the number needs to be significantly outside of expectations, otherwise it's just noise more than anything else," said Phillip Silverman of money manager Kingsview Capital. "If we do see a soft number and it suggests that things are potentially slowing, we could see the market start to come down, because it has gone up so much." In fact, the jobs number has to be viewed within the context of the huge market rally of early 2012. The two-month equities run, and nine straight weeks of moving up and to the right on the chart, has resulted in the best equities spike since 1991. The extent of the rally was behind Tuesday's sudden selloff, and with the past two days erasing that stumble, the jobs number is one more data point to which the markets will look for conviction, either bearish or bullish. Expectation isn't conviction, but merely a sign that the U.S. economy recovery isn't moving off track. Gary Thayer, chief macro strategist at Wells Fargo Advisors, said that he is most interested in whether a jobs number that beats consensus fails to move the market, which would suggest to him that this rally has reached its exhaustion point. "We haven't seen any really good news lately that the market didn't like, but we also have a lot of good news built into the market as a result and high expectations. If we get 250,000 jobs and it doesn't move the market, we could see some more consolidation," Thayer said. He cautioned that it is too early to say a couple of days rebound from Tuesday's selloff is enough to stop investors from exiting profitable positions.
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Abus Steel O Chain 880 Red Bike LockKeep your bike safe from the bad guys with the Abus Steel O Chain 880 Red Bike Lock. The red protection sleeve can be seen a mile off so everyone knows your bike is under lock and key.
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