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The traditional mix of galleries, project groups and artists brought art alive for international visitors to discover promising new talents and programmes in the light-flooded, historic Postbahnhof ambience.
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FORT COLLINS — Three sites on the south section of the Colorado State University campus are being considered as potential spots for a football stadium to replace aging Hughes Stadium.
The three were picked by a subcommittee of the recently formed stadium advisory committee and the CSU master plan committee. The sites were unveiled last week.
All three are about 12 acres and potentially meet criteria spelled out by CSU president Tony Frank: Any new stadium should not intrude on existing open space or interfere with anyone's view of the mountains.
Frank also said no public funds would be used to build the structure, which could run from $100 million to $200 million.
One site is on West Pitkin Street west of the railroad tracks that run through campus. A second site is a grouping of three separate sites around the Pitkin-Meridian Avenue intersection.
A third site would be where Ingersoll and Edwards halls sit, said Fred Haberecht, CSU's assistant director for facilities management.
All the areas have potential for redevelopment, Haberecht said, and would also call for the removal of some existing buildings.
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Update is available on the web at http://www.cancer.umn.edu/news/mcc-update-newsletter/index.htm. Update is an official newsletter of the Masonic Cancer Center for faculty, members, staff, colleagues, and friends. All submissions for the next issue must be sent to Sandi Sherman, firstname.lastname@example.com, by noon on Thursday for publication the following Monday. January 26, 2015Tuesday's SeminarTuesday, January 27, 2015, 9-10 a.m., 1-125 CCRB Host: Jeffrey Miller, M.D. This meeting will be simulcast in 450 MCRB. A peek at next week's seminar: This meeting will be simulcast in 450 MCRB. View the calendar for a complete schedule. In This IssueFunding Announcements and Opportunities Director's MessageLisa Peterson, Ph.D., Professor, Division of Environmental Health Sciences, Masonic Cancer Center, University of Minnesota, has accepted the position of program leader of the Carcinogenesis and Chemoprevention Program as of November 1, 2014. 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Joseph Creed: Of course the Bose bass is nice, however its all resonance. The JBL keeps
it more realistic, with a significant bass drop. B. Rexie: Again spoken like a true fan but first listen to Tony Johns. I'v tested both the speakers and JBL aint this bad Tony Johns: @ Clavinetjunkie - If you decide to put up videos on youtube, be man enough to take people's opinions. Clearly you are a BOSE fan, and thats completely your right to have your own opinion. Equally, other people have right to their own opinions. It's appreciated that you put up many comparative videos of different speakers and I assume you did that spontaneously to give people some insight. However when you go all crazy on people who prefer the JBL instead of just accepting their opinions it kind of takes away your credibility. I mean for someone who tests speakers as much as you do, you would think that you would understand that ultimately what an individual prefers to listen to is a matter of taste. I find that generally people either prefer a bass heavy tone or treble heavy with little bass and then some people prefer something in between. It also depends on what type of music one prefers, and not all music has base in it, it's just a matter of individual taste. As such I'm sure you can appreciate that one needs to buy a specific speaker for the kind of taste one likes. There's no point in saying one is better than the other - ultimately it is subjective. Some people like coffee with milk, and some like it black.. but at the end of the day, its coffee. I listened to both speakers in the shop today and personally I have to say I prefered the JBL, because to me the base drowns out the rest of the melodies in the BOSE whearas it sounded more balanced in the JBL, which is also much cheaper and for me was louder. The music i listen to is extremely varied, and it seemed that the BOSE was almost exclusively for music with base. But that's just my taste. I think until they can find a way to incorporate a graphic equalizer into the speakers where one can adjust the base and the treble for the individual music, no speaker will be perfect and one needs to decide at the moment based on your individual taste. B. Rexie: This guy is a fan of Bose. Im sure he boosted some low ends for bose speaker while editing. Alexander Mastin: Very useful job you've done. Thank you for such a vivid comparison! ;-) I opt for JBL for everyday routine in quiet environment and clear sound not overwhelmed with bass. If I want to listen loud and bassy - I'd switch on my 5.1 system with big subwoofer )) I realized recently - I need some time without too much bass. I don't know how JBL does it, but their sound has a distinct and very special taste which I particularly like. Bose is fine, premium sound electronically adjusted to please the majority of people. JBL's sound has something, that others don't have. Tiago Martinho: This comparison is almost unfair to the JBL, i've listened to both live. Ox King: I ve bought the JBL after tested out both in an shop. The Bose seemed to me a bit too bassie and cut the bass at the same time off at a point. The JBL seemed more balanced to me. This was my first impression. Then i got back to the JBL and want hear the Bose one more time. But than i wasn't able to connect them to my Nexus 4 again. I tried to unpair and re pair, turned BT off on the phone and turned the speaker off and on again etc. pp. but nothing helped. So i bought the 50€ Cheaper JBL. Maybe the Bose are "better", maybe not. But i am happy now and have no problems pairing with the JBL. It works even with my Windows 7 Notebook. :) Sonereyup Dogan: We cant all afford bose iam afraid Hai Long Liu: Good try and nice remix dude. But my wife just bought me a gift of JBL charge "2" ! And it is way better than the gay "bose sound link whatever" plus I've tried both of them before I payed the money of course. 1addictsad78: you know the real difference? full volume. bose never distort, charge is pretty freaked up... zin min: I also wanna test my speaker , can you tell me your speaker test song or download link . Thank ~~~ :) jimmy castro: i like bose soundlink mini! Tad Greenwald: Both sound very nice, but I wouldn't pay the extra $50 for the Bose logo. I just got my JBL Charge for $90 on Black Friday and I love it. kuhmilch: First... nice microphone xD Kenneth Kenz: You can buy the Bose SoundLink Mini BT Speaker at http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00D5Q75RC/?tag=bestbuyportablespeakers-20#productDetails Jose Palacios: best review of Bose mini TroniX: All people care about is bass. Yes, I like bass too and I like some gotten end as well. So in the mids and high the jbl is better. I also gotta admit the Bose does have better bass but bass is not everything. Also the jbl is cheaper than the Bose. Jesuis Alex: Do you guys think the Bose worth the diference of 100€ ?? jzy0104: I have compared both. In real life my opinion is, the bose has good lows but lacking in the midrange and hi's, kind of sounded flat. In the otherhand, the jbl's mid and hi's are good and crisp and clear not as good on lows as the bose but not bad. So if I think if you are a person who likes nothing but bass, then go for Bose. But if you like good SQ and listens to loads of acoustics then go for JBL. newatthis761: Well I'm undecided. I really like Bose, (and I have Bose earbuds) but I can't see taking it to the lake. Great for my work desk, but that's not what I'm wanting it for. The comments are pretty much divided on which sounds better. So I think I'll go with the JBL that is $50 cheaper and looks better (as far as taking it to the park or beach). Oh and the jBL will charge my phone if I get in pinch. Just my thoughts. Like I said I'm still undecided. quinten ulle: Bose soundlink mini is better Arka Biswas: bose is boss Fred Pilcher: The JBL sounds much more realistic. The ludicrously accentuated bass from the Bose is dreadful! Nick Meurers: Jbl got rekt spamtelevision: The bose sounds better Daniel RedCyber Volf: Bose is more better than JBL :D Dahley Wolf: I like both of these speakers alot, the sound quality of the Bose speakers is just mindblowing, but that is to expect from a 200$ device. I am still going for the JBL charge, because of the battery life and it's easier to carry around in my opinion. (which is what I want to do with them) koko Patil: You need to tilt JBL speak little bit as Bass effect will be more from right part of JBL speaker. miguel23315: Se escucha mas limpio el sonido en el Bose Lydon Lewis DoUbLeZz: The charge slums super weird on this camera. .. my Charge sounds way better then this vid is showing! =/ check them out in person! Arkadiusz Lutynig: bose is more clear and natural Pendenque John: Obviously depends on the style of music you're listening to but for these kinds of pop style type of songs, Bose wins this quite easily for the least. The bass is formidable. Stefan Cvitkovac: Bosse is Winer TheAsrcrew: Bose or JBL ? For me not difference only differenze is price . Alex Coreable: i own a charge and it distorts at higher volume especially songs with heavier bass but still i think it's a very very decent speaker. Mike David: bose, really, do you think you have to try this? Arnold Beckenbauer: Unrealistic test! JBL Charge sounds in really much better! René Olsen: bose 1# Fu Zhixiang: Bose, too much amout of base, too warm to be natual. Talal Alharbi: This is THE BEST sound comparison that i have ever seen.... Thank you CovrHD: Bose ItsGodfreyHD: £70 Jbl charge or £99 jbl pulse?? ziggef: In my opinion better was Bose Soundlink. Jideofo Ofole: I actually feel a jolt of disappointment when it switches to the jbl Walter Nishida: that seemed like a fair comparison, good video junoreactor10000: thats false, the sound of JBL its Better!!!! Cho Antonio: what's the name of this song, it's really great !!! maxlok1: Can you compare soundlink mini with Cambridge audio minx go.. Please Patrick Thompson: I AB'd these, nowhere near the difference in volume exhibited hear. tgifford: without live specs this video is worthless. |
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Lionel Messi of Barcelona sets new goal-scoring record
Barcelona's Lionel Messi has set the record for most goals in a calendar year by scoring his 86th goal of 2012.
The 25-year-old Argentine overhauled Gerd Mueller's tally of 85 - set in 1972 - to create a new benchmark which includes goals for club and country.
Messi's goals month-by-month
- January 7
- February 10
- March 13
- April 9
- May 8
- June 4
- July 0
- August 7
- September 5
- October 10
- November 9
- December 4
- Source: Opta
Messi broke the record with two goals in a 2-1 win over Real Betis on Sunday.
He fired in an angled shot after 16 minutes to equal the record, before adding a second with a low drive in the 25th minute to reach the new mark.
Three-time World Player of the Year Messi's attempt to break German Mueller's record looked set to falter after he was carried off on a stretcher during Barcelona's Champions League group game draw with Benfica on Wednesday.
The forward feared he had seen the "last ball I'd touch for a long time because of the pain" but the injury to his left knee was not as bad as he thought and he started against Betis.
Messi's path to the record has included 74 goals for Barcelona and 12 for Argentina in 66 games.
He still has two league matches and one King's Cup tie to add to his tally before the end of the year.
"I always say the same, it's nice for what it means but the victory is more important as it maintains our lead over the other teams," Messi told Spanish TV station Canal Plus afterwards.
"My goal when the year began was to try to achieve everything again, with the team, in the league, the (King's) Cup, the Champions League."
Mueller scored 72 for Bayern Munich and 13 for West Germany when he set the previous benchmark in 1972 and was 27 at the time.
Messi is now favourite to claim a fourth Fifa World Player of the Year award after making the three-man shortlist which also includes Barcelona team-mate Andres Iniesta and Real Madrid's Cristiano Ronaldo.
"Messi will be the player to win the most Ballons d'Or in history," said former Barcelona player and manager Johan Cruyff.
"He will win five, six, seven. He is incomparable. He's in a different league."
Barcelona's current staff also lauded Messi, with manager Tito Vilanova highlighting his all-round game.
"He is still young and gives us so much, even tonight he helped us out defensively when we needed it," said Vilanova.
"His record this year is absolutely brutal. Let's enjoy the moment and not focus on how many goals he might score in the future."
Sporting director Andoni Zubizarreta says Messi's talent is hard to measure.
"I think his records will be valued more in the future, it's one more for now but he makes it seem so easy it's hard to measure his talent," said Zubizarreta, who spent eight years as goalkeeper at the Nou Camp.
"It's a team game and he needs his team-mates to help him."
Messi is already Barcelona's all-time record goalscorer but was equal with Cesar Rodriguez on 192 at the top of the club's leading league scoring list before his goals against Betis moved him clear at the top of that as well.
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Comment number 315.
10th December 2012 - 8:07Its getting a bit boring the amount of Guiness book style records that are invented to beef up this chaps marketing profile. What about goals in a month? Or even goals in the first ten minutes of a game? goals in friendlies anyone? How can anyone take this seriously? Firstly Muller had far less games and secondly Messi has had a fair few goals "gifted" to him, Alexis or the one last week.
Comment number 314.
10th December 2012 - 8:05There chumps who are brainwashed by Sky think The Prem is THE BEST LEAGUE IN THE WOOOAARRLLDD!!
Haha I dread to think what Messi, Xavi and Co would do to some of the ameture defences in England. Here's a clue, if you don't watch Spanish football, don't comment about something you know nothing about.
The technique & tactics are at a much higher level on the continent. prem has stoke for god sake -
Comment number 313.
10th December 2012 - 8:01Messi = The best player in the world by far, hopefully if pep comes to chelsea messi will follow..lol
Comment number 312.
10th December 2012 - 7:58Why no mention of the number of games Muller played? Glaring omission in the article no?
re Chitalu. Zambian league isn't exactly the highest level. I'm sure you'll find Sunday league players who've netted over 100 goals in a year. -
Comment number 311.
10th December 2012 - 7:54303. What has pele got to do with it? He broke Muller's record!! And Pele player all his career in Brazil which didn't have a national structure.
As for La Liga being weak, I think you will find that Barca and Madrid would dominate the same in the Prem. Barca keep smashing Man Utd, Athletico beat Chelsea quite easily, Real knocked City out. There are 4 La liga teams in the next round of CL. -
Comment number 310.
10th December 2012 - 7:54A fantastic talent and yet he remains astonishingly humble. Yet we have other players, particularly in the English Premier League, who don't have half of Messi's talent yet wouldn't know humility if it walked up and shook their hand.
Comment number 309.
10th December 2012 - 7:50Müller only needed 60! games to score 85 so 6 less than Messi according to this:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/11/13/lionel-messi-pele-goals-year-gerd-muller_n_2121043.html -
Comment number 308.
10th December 2012 - 7:50he plays in the weakest two team league in the world
Comment number 307.
10th December 2012 - 7:47@ 303. antiplasticfantastics
I don't think I've ever read such rubbish in my life!
Had it easy in a two team league!
What a shocking comment -
Comment number 306.
10th December 2012 - 7:46It's a phenomenal achievement, but what baffles me a little, is how nobody talks of Gerd Muller as one of the best ever, when he quite clearly was a magnificent talent. But regardless of the poor standard of league he plays in, 86 goals in a calender year, wow
Comment number 305.
10th December 2012 - 7:45@304 85 in 61 games. Simply better.
Comment number 304.
10th December 2012 - 7:4486 goals in 66 games = 1.30 goals/game. I see Muller had 85 goals but no metion of the number of games so how many did he play in 1972.
Comment number 303.
10th December 2012 - 7:37ha has had is so easy playing his career in such a weak joke of a two team 'league" imagine of pele played in a league that was as much as a two team joke as joke "liga"
Comment number 302.
Comment number 302 is an Editors' Pick
10th December 2012 - 7:37Messi is head and shoulders above anyone else at the moment. Ronaldo scores a lot of goals, but in terms of close control, Messi's in another league.
Comment number 301.
10th December 2012 - 7:31I know one Godfrey Chitalu scored 107 goals in the Zambian league of 1972. Someone please help me explan how these records are recognised.
Comment number 300.
10th December 2012 - 7:27There is a virtually endless list of truly outstanding players, past and present but I'm not sure it's appropriate to compare with the outcome as to who is/was best.
All the names I've read so far fit into the category along with a good number more but they are all individuals with their own personalities, their little idiosyncranies and that special something which makes them 'special'. -
Comment number 299.
Samar Behzad
10th December 2012 - 7:26A great player, legend
Comment number 298.
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Comment number 297.
10th December 2012 - 7:23Well he will never break Zambias Ucar Godfrey Chitalu s record of 107 goals in a season. We wonder why FIFA still dily dalys in recongnising this achievement, because he is African and from Zambia? Please BBC investigate.
Comment number 296.
10th December 2012 - 7:22I do not think that a second Messi will appear in future.
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From: Tim E. Real <termtech@ro...> - 2010-01-21 23:40:19
You want sync? Check this out! Once again, in the MusE SVN repo. Problems? Please let me know. Still ironing out a few things. Seeking etc. But I will guarantee this: External midi sync is now rock solid. Drift has been essentially eliminated. ** Please see the ChangeLog for a detailed explanation of what was done. If you have trouble, remember to check that MusE's 'division' setting is at standard 384, although my fixes should support any setting, but have not yet been tested with other settings. I'm not done yet. Will try to fix things like not seeking when started externally (a complaint heard here). But this is a good first step. It seems to be working well so far, with complex stress tests. These changes mean I may be able to add support for syncing to Jack's timebase position ! Yep, that's currently NOT done by MusE. Tim. |