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The inability to write a text message may be a vital "tool" in diagnosing a type of stroke, according to new research.
A case study released by Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit, MI, documents the case of a 40 year-old on business who showed signs of "dystextia," the inability to write a coherent text message -- auto-correct aside -- but had no problems speaking normally. The patient, who was able to speak and read normally, only produced garbled messages when asked to write a simple text message, but also saw nothing wrong with such a text.
Despite showing only slight facial asymmetry and having no other apparent symptoms, doctors at the hospital diagnosed the man as having suffered an acute ischemic stroke, in which clots cut off blood supply to particular areas of the brain. Left untreated, it can be fatal or result in physical impairments.
The night before going to the hospital, the 40 year-old sent his wife the message, "Oh baby your. I am out of it, just woke up, can't make sense, I can't even type, call if ur awake, love you." When asked to type "the doctor needs a new blackberry" at the hospital, the resultant message was "Tjhe Doctor nddds a new bb," but he did not recognize any errors.
Omran Kaskar, M.D., a neurologist at Henry Ford Hospital and lead author of the research said that text messaging can be a vital way to diagnose strokes based on these kinds of language limitations. Kaskar commented:
"Text messaging is a common form of communication with more than 75 billion texts sent each month. Besides the time-honored tests we use to determine aphasia in diagnosing stroke, checking for dystextia may well become a vital tool in making such a determination.
Because text messages are always time-stamped when they're sent they may also help establish when the stroke symptoms were at least present or even when they began."
The report will be presented during the annual scientific meeting of the American Academy of Neurology in San Diego on March 19.
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COLUMBIA, Mo. - Each year at Mizzou, hundreds of student-athletes compete at the highest level for their respective sport. While the majority of people will notice their on-field accomplishments, often the individuals' efforts off the field remain un-publicized.
One of the many groups at Mizzou that is dedicated to assist and honor Mizzou student-athletes is the Total Person Program (TPP). Beginning in September and running through April, the TPP will pick four student-athletes that consistently excelled academically, athletically and in the community.
Last month, the TPP honored the first quartet of Mizzou student-athletes. Senior Max Copeland (Football), senior Jordan Gagliano (Wrestling), senior Mackenzie McGill (Gymnastics), and junior Jill Rushin (Track and Field) made up the September winners.
For the month of October, the TPP have re-named their program to the "Three Stripes Club". The newest members of the prestigious club are Bree Fowler (Women's Basketball), Igor Kozlovskij (Men's Swimming), Mackenzie Sykes (Softball), and Ryan Zech (Men's Golf).
Fowler, a 2013 Winter SEC Academic Honor Roll recipient, is entering her junior year at Mizzou. Last season on the hard court, Fowler in 24 of Missouri's contests which included a season high seven points against Texas A&M. She has translated her success to the local community as well, as she has given time with the Special Olympics, Grand Elementary Read-a-Thon, and the Boys and Girls Club.
A junior on the men's swimming and diving team, Kozlovskij was named the team captain prior to this season. Kozlovskij is a native of Lithuania, and has made an immediate impact here at Mizzou. Accolades with the swimming and diving team have included being named a 3-time Honorable Mention All-American, All-SEC First Team member and a Scholar All-American First Team recipient. He has also starred within the local Columbia area, with volunteer work at the MS150, Tiger Family Fest, Boys and Girls Club, Food Bank, and Soap Box Derby with the Optimus Club.
Sykes enters his senior year in Columbia, and will be completing her sports management major with a business minor. A leader both on the field and in the classroom, Sykes was recognized as a 2013 Spring Academic Honor Roll recipient. She also continues to find time outside of her duties with the softball team to aid others in need. Some of Sykes' community efforts include serving as a member with the SAAC, representing the Mizzou Moves team and volunteering with the Adopt-a-Family program.
Zech, was named on the 2013 SEC Spring Academic Honor Roll, as he continues to work towards his middle school math education major at Mizzou. When he's not preparing for his next outing with the men's golf team, Zech spends time at Oakland Middle School and attends Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church.
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[Unattributed interview with Egyptian-German writer and political
scientist Hamed Abdel-Samad; place and date not given: "Present crisis
is a recipe for a world war.'" First paragraph is a Spiegel Online
Writer and political scientist Hamed Abdel-Samad has repeatedly called
for reforms in Islamic countries. Following the Arab revolution, though,
he now sees a danger of a world war. Interviewed by Focus Online , he
explains his reasons.
[Focus Online] In your new book "Krieg oder Frieden" ["War or Peace: The
Arab Revolution and the Future of the West" (not an official
English-language title)], you write about "my Arab revolution". Yet you
have been living in Germany for the past 16 years. How has the upheaval
in your homeland affected you?
[Hamed Abdel-Samad] Prior to the revolution, I didn't feel at ease in
Egypt. I despaired for my own country, and wondered why there was no
movement, despite all the reasons for protests being present. Young
people wanted to live differently from their fathers, they had no
prospects, and were dissatisfied with the ossified political structures,
with rulers with whom they had no contact. Then, when the protests did
actually start in the winter, I was surprised, and surprised about the
scale of the movement too. I immediately travelled to Cairo, in order to
experience the protests at first hand. Out there on the ground, I was
unable to be a neutral observer, it was an emotional matter for me -I
was overwhelmed.
[Focus Online] As a writer and political scientist, you have repeatedly
called for reforms within the Arab world. Are you satisfied now?
[Abdel-Samad] The people now going out onto the streets want to get rid
of dictatorial rulers. These are not their only problem, though. There
is a great deal that cannot be set right merely by demonstrations, but
can change only gradually: The mentality of society, problems in the
areas of the economy and education. The end of Hosni Mubarak's
dictatorship over Egypt is now a prerequisite for any change in the
country. But there is still a lot that is wrong.
[Focus Online] What needs to happen?
[Abdel-Samad] The revolution must go on -people must fight not only
against dictators, but also against certain tribal and family
structures. Against sexual apartheid, the incapacitation of women.
Against an educational policy that divides the world into friend and
foe. Against self-glorification and the obsolete religious mindsets. The
dictator must be removed not only from the office of president, but also
from the schoolbooks, and the manner in which people interact.
[Focus Online] What concrete steps now need to be undertaken?
[Abdel-Samad] To start with, there must be a return to political
stability, the rule of law and legal certainty must be established, so
as to also enable the country to attract investments. The next stage of
development is the mental revolution: A renewal of thinking.
[Focus Online] What role can Europe play in this?
[Abdel-Samad] Europe must cooperate with the Arab world. But I see a
danger of the European countries withdrawing into their own shells
midway through the Arab upheavals, because of their being preoccupied
with their own problems, the economic crisis and the euro rescue shield.
What the revolution now needs, however, is an economic and political
dialogue on equal terms. Both Europe and the Arab states can benefit
from one another. Europe is rich in science and learning, in technology,
in its experiences of developing democratic structures. The Arab
countries on the other hand have what Europe lacks: Young people. The
west can now rejuvenate itself entirely without immigration, by
investing in such countries as Egypt and Tunisia, developing projects
that can lead to jobs being created. Solar energy, for example: It makes
less sense to develop sites in Germany. This could take place in Egypt
instead. Cooperation can lead to jobs being created in both countries.
[Focus Online] You even favour something on the lines of a privileged
partnership for such countries as Tunisia and Egypt.
[Abdel-Samad] Good relations between countries do not arise of their own
accord , but through commitments and obligations, through economic and
state interests. After the war, no one would have considered it possible
for Germany and France ever to be linked by such a friendship. Economics
is a powerful factor in reconciliation. If there is great
interdependency, then people have to take account of each other. This
makes it hard for enmities to develop.
[Focus Online] What role can Germany specifically play?
[Abdel-Samad] Obviously, Germany cannot prescribe anything politically,
but it can assist in the development of political structures. Germany in
particular has already had a lot of experience, just think of 1945 [end
of Second World War] and 1989 [fall of Berlin Wall, leading to German
reunification]. But Germany can also assist through its experience of
processing [former east German communist state security] STASI
documents, this kind of surveillance occurred in Egypt too, for example.
A country like Germany has plenty of know-how that can be transferred,
in order to develop educational systems and curricula that get people
thinking, rather than indoctrinating them.
[Focus Online] Haven't such countries as Germany long been in the
process of providing this assistance?
[Abdel-Samad] People are still a long way from realizing that aid is a
long-term investment, rather than charity. The political
small-mindedness remains. Unlike the situation at previous times of
upheaval, today there is a lack of big personalities in politics,
capable of making the right decisions: Adenauer [first post-World War
Two German federal chancellor, 1949-1963; Christian Democratic Union]
Brandt [ 1969-1974; previously vice chancellor and foreign minister;
Social Democratic Party of Germany; drove forward the Eastern Policy of
reconciliation with the communist states of eastern Europe, and
recognition of postwar borders]; Schmidt [ 1974-1982; Social Democratic
Party of Germany] Kohl [ 1982-1998; Christian Democratic Union; credited
with Germany's reunification]. Those were men who recognized the signs
of the times, and were visionaries. Politicians of such calibre are
lacking right now on both sides of the Mediterranean. For this reason,
long-term de! velopments in countries that have undergone these
upheavals remain totally open.
[Focus Online] So does this mean that the jubilation over the Arab
Spring, perceived by many people as a stroke of liberation from the old
structures, is premature?
[Abdel-Samad] Absolutely. Everything is still open, in Egypt and Tunisia
too. We have experienced a political earthquake, that caused old houses
to collapse. Yet no one can now guarantee that new and better houses are
going to be built. Europe is very preoccupied with itself, with rescuing
the euro and the southern states. Everyone hesitated for a long time
prior to the Libya operation, and ended up without any agreed line.
France and Great Britain went in on their own. On top of that, there are
the economic crisis, renationalization processes in Europe, young people
lacking prospects for the future. On the other hand, Islamist forces in
the Arab countries are getting a boost. This is a recipe for a world
[Focus Online] So do you share the fears that Islamists could now
exploit the power vacuum that has arisen?
[Abdel-Samad] The fear of Islamists is justified. They are
unpredictable, and have different priorities from those of democrats.
There is cause to worry if political order is not immediately restored
in such countries as Egypt, Tunisia, Syria, and Morocco, if economic
development is not satisfactory, and if young people fail to realize
that freedom is worthwhile. If people become frustrated, then Islamists
will be able to win over their hearts and minds. Hitherto, violently
disposed Islamists have been able to entrench themselves in such
countries as Somalia and Afghanistan -failed states. This must not
happen in a country like Egypt. If a genuine democracy is established
there, then this can form a counterweight to centres of Islamism in
Saudi Arabia and Iran.
[Focus Online] So what kind of role is Saudi Arabia playing in
developments in the wake of the Arab Spring?
[Abdel-Samad] Saudi Arabia has launched a counter-revolution in the
region. Salafists from that country are finding support in Egypt,
Tunisia, and Morocco. They have now gotten extremely active, in politics
too, whereas they used to be rather apolitical. The Salafists have
founded two parties in Egypt, and are putting up a candidate for the
presidency. They are receiving a lot of money, and the question is:
Where from? Furthermore, Saudi Arabia has taken in Ben Ali from Tunisia
and Yemeni President Saleh. The idea is to delay or prevent the process
of dealing with the dictators. According to local media reports, there
have been negotiations with the new rulers, for the purpose of
preventing the sentencing of Mubarak. Riyadh is afraid that the Arab
Spring is going to reach Saudi Arabia too. For protests could also erupt
in society there, with youth unemployment in the region of 40 per cent.
[Focus Online] German trade ties with Saudi Arabia seem to be in good
[Abdel-Samad] Germany is selling weapons to the country, which I regard
as irresponsible. This is participation in a crime, for those weapons
are certainly not going to be used for the purpose of spreading
democracy. Their purpose is to oppress minorities and women. This is
almost a tradition: The west thinks of fast profits, so it forms
alliances with dictators. This is a mistake, not only in the case of
Saudi Arabia: That's a country that exports its fundamentalist ideology
all over the world. Wherever the Middle Ages and -thanks to Germany
-high tech encounter one another, I fear that nothing good can come of
it. This is the precise reason why I called my book on the Arab
revolutions "War or Peace".
[Focus Online] Make a forecast: Is the situation in the Arab countries
going to develop further?
[Abdel-Samad] I hope that it will end well, if the west will just seize
its historic opportunity. The people of the Arab countries are at any
rate prepared for change: Taking part in the demonstrations in Tahrir
Square and elsewhere wasn't a stroll in the park, but extremely
dangerous. The young people showed courage, and noticed that their
voices were being heard. Whenever I recall their shining faces -faces
full of optimism - then I am convinced that the people there are going
to do everything possible to live in dignity and prosperity - but they
do need support.
Source: Focus website, Munich, in German 9 Oct 11
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Parilla sits on the Mallee Highway in the Murraylands region of South Australia. With a population of approximately 80, Parilla is a great spot to take a break from travelling and perhaps to stay the night. Take a look at the mural as well as the other points of interest in town. It has both traditional and newer crops, including potatoes, carrots, onions, olives and grapes. Parilla was named after an Aboriginal word meaning 'cold place'. It was surveyed in 1904 and proclaimed a town in 1907. Like nearby Pinnaroo, Parilla too was brought to life in 1906 with the opening of the railway. Explore more of the Murraylands - one of South Australia's favourite aquatic playgrounds, with the mighty Murray River meandering through. This is where you'll find your perfect houseboat holiday. There's nothing that quite compares to a holiday on a houseboat, cruising up and down the river at your leisure in your own floating hotel. And the towns of the Murraylands have a relaxed, casual feel - the ideal place to spend a lazy afternoon in the sun after a day of watersports or fishing. There are plenty of opportunities to go bushwalking, or enjoy an old-fashioned singalong by the fire at a camping site. And you'll find a range of accommodation options, great places to relax, shop and enjoy a drink at a local pub.
One of the sweetest beach settings in South Australia, Port Elliot is a popular place to visit. Port Elliot is a model seaside village, it has cafes, antique and gift shops along The Strand. Feel the sand between your toes at picturesque Horseshoe Bay - its large beach and safe swimming conditions which makes it a hit with the children. If you like surfing, Boomer Beach is the place to go, it lies on the western edge of the town. Jump aboard the Cockle Train to nearby Goolwa or Victor Harbor - other popular seaside destinations - or try the cliff-top walking path for stunning views of the coast. The Encounter Bikeway weaves its way through Port Elliot's streets. Port Elliot has a wealth of holiday accommodation to relax in. You'll find some great places and you may even want to bring your four-legged friend! Port Elliot was selected by Governor Sir Henry Edward Fox Young in 1850 as the site for the ocean port of the Murray River trade. He named the place after his friend, Sir Charles Elliot. The township was proclaimed in 1854, the same year in which the first railway line in South Australia was opened between Goolwa and Port Elliot. The Governor's choice was unfortunate because the bay was not well enough protected. After several shipwrecks, the anchorage was transferred to the lee of Granite Island at Victor Harbor in 1864.
Loxton is a charming, vibrant town - the thriving centre of one of the most productive agricultural and horticultural regions in South Australia. Established by its pioneers as the Garden Town of the Riverland, Loxton's beautifully maintained gardens explode in a riot of colour all year-round and are testament to the proud community spirit that exists in this country town. The town often hosts Garden Alive weekends. Make sure you visit the award-winning Loxton Historical Village with more than 38 fully furnished buildings and sites exhibiting farm equipment, machinery and household items used by early settlers. Loxton Historical Village springs to life on each of its regularly scheduled 'Alive Days' – not to be missed. You will also want to visit The Pines Loxton Historical Home and Garden, displaying antique furniture, silverware, paintings and more. It is lovingly maintained by volunteers after being bequeathed to the community in 2002. Loxton Golf Course is ranked in South Australia's top 10 and opens to visitors, as are numerous other sporting facilities. The Loxton Community Hotel offers golfing accommodation packages and following its recent renovation, there is now an excellent variety of dining options as well. You'll also find several motels, farm stays and bed and breakfast properties in the area. The Loxton Riverfront Caravan Park offers water's edge camping and modern amenities. Don't miss the astounding 'Tree of Knowledge'– a living chart with markers recording flood levels, right up to the extraordinary 1956 flood. It sits on the riverfront opposite the Loxton Caravan Park and is one of the few river red gums to survive severe flooding since the all time high flood of 1956. Each Christmas the town lights up when more than 350 houses take part in a brilliant Christmas lights display. Local guides offer bus transport around the town and people come from great distances to join in the fun.
There's a real buzz in the Angaston main street - cafés, cheese makers, wine bars, cellar doors, smart little antique and retail shops and traditional shops. Blond Coffee is a Mecca for the locals that visitors should not miss: a modern coffee shop that offers fresh light lunches, great coffee, and a selection of local and imported produce. Similarly, just a minute from the main street The South Australian Company Store offers visitors a truly regional experience, stocking a large range of Food Barossa products as well as a sensational dining experience, compliments of renowned local chef Chris Wilksch. Both businesses typify the way the Barossa constantly reinvents itself to reflect the best contemporary culture while keeping its feet still firmly rooted in tradition. The Barossa Farmers Market on the edge of town is another example. Held each Saturday morning, it showcases real food produced in the homes and farms of the Barossa. Local food producers offer the freshest of home grown produce, from fruit and vegetables to meat, poultry and free-range eggs, along with a huge variety of locally manufactured food products. But history is never far away. With a population of around 2000, Angaston is at the "English" or eastern end of the Barossa and was named after one of South Australia's founders, George Fife Angas, who sponsored many of the region's early German settlers. The Angas family was a major influence here for many generations, with one of their homes, Collingrove, now providing accommodation and a popular tourism attraction. There is a terrific selection of bed and breakfasts, both hosted and self-contained, as you'll need a rest after all of the activity Angaston has to offer.
Carrieton was named in 1878 after the daughter of Governor Jervois. This small but extremely enchanting town is surrounded by gum lined creeks. Carrieton has many attractions nearby, including the Yanyarrie Whim, Moockra Tower and the Horseshoe Range. The annual Carrieton Campdraft, held in November each year, is one of the biggest and most popular in South Australia. Thousands of people come from all over Australia to either participate in, see, or soak up the atmosphere of the Carrieton Campdraft.
Surrounded by apple and cherry orchards, Norton Summit is home to beautiful 19th century homes and quaint cottages, some of which offer bed and breakfast accommodation. At the centre of the Norton Summit is the Scenic Hotel. Its balcony offers stunning views over the Hills to Adelaide. At nearby Ashton, Marble Hill is now privately owned and there are plans for it to be rebuilt. There are several public open days each year, including the gourmet food and wine picnic at Marble Hill in November. For more information please see the Marble Hill website. Further afield, bushwalkers will enjoy a visit to the Horsnell Gully Conservation Park, while Morialta Conservation Park is popular with rock climbers. More information on what to see and do in the area can be found at the Adelaide Hills Natural Resource Centre in Norton Summit. One of the oldest towns in South Australia, Norton Summit was settled in 1837 just months after European settlement by Englishman Robert Norton. The town is also a family home of former South Australian Premier Sir Thomas Playford.
What is your idea of the real South Australia? Explorers, dreamers and legends? You'll find what you're looking for in the Flinders Ranges and South Australian outback. The land is a country of thick, gnarled gum trees, growing alongside stony creeks. There are ruins of farms left by pioneers, beaten back by the harsh landscape. The Flinders Ranges is an ancient and unique part of the world. It is where you'll find Australians who live hundreds of kilometres from their nearest neighbour. They wait for the twice-weekly delivery of mail and goods from the outside world, brought by a postman and the few lucky tourists accompanying them. There are magnificent mountains, glowing red in the sunset, with caps of lichen covered rocks and razored edges. Feel part of nature with emus and kangaroos passing by your campsite. Experience the peace and darkness at night in the bush. Wedge-tailed eagles soar above the horizon as you tackle the deep, red sand and spinifex of the Simpson Desert or Strzelecki Track. The eyes of the desert lizards will watch, as you stop to see the beauty of Lake Eyre in flood. Feel the burr of the cattle grids under the wheels of your car and mark your journey across this wilderness. Waterholes and narrow gorges of red rock hide yellow-footed rock wallabies and tiny Lake Eyre dragons. Walk, explore and watch. Listen to Dreamtime stories under the shade of gumtrees. It's vast, ancient and seemingly empty. It is full of adventures and a world far removed from any modern city. There's the strange beauty of the giant, natural amphitheatre, Wilpena Pound and the siren call of the opal fields. It's like stepping into a different world.
Port Wakefield is well-known to the travelling public for the many roadhouses that line Highway One. They provide valuable refreshments for the weary traveller. The town also encourages you to venture off the highway, take a break and discover the heritage and charm that lies behind the busy highway. Take the time to wander into this historical township and you will be pleasantly surprised. Stretch your legs along the water's edge, or discover the many well preserved old buildings and historical sites. Walk along boardwalks through mangrove forests and view the abundant bird life, or take a dip in the local swimming area. If you wish to stay longer, Port Wakefield is the perfect location. Only 99 kilometres north of Adelaide, it is a fantastic fishing destination and the gateway to many of South Australia's foremost tourist destinations. The town has a seafaring atmosphere, with an emphasis on recreational fishing and a wharf, where boats await the fishermen. Boardwalks and bird identification signs provide an insight into the environment. Attractions: Fishing and boating. Port Wakefield Historic Walk. Tidal Swimming Hole. Salt of the Earth Cafe and Gallery. A monument in town recalls the area's first meeting with Europeans. Captain Flinders discovered the head of the gulf on 30 March 1802 and named it "Gulf St Vincent" after Admiral Lord St Vincent. Port Wakefield was the first town to be established north of Adelaide in the colonisation of South Australia. Initially named Port Henry; it was changed to Port Wakefield after the River Wakefield, when the town was surveyed. The port was established to ship copper from the rich mines of Burra. It later served as the main local outlet for wheat and wool. Between 1850 and 1877, the township and port prospered - with huge quantities of copper ore passing through it. The town started to dwindle in 1857 when they began to transport copper ore by rail, however, the port was still used in the twentieth century for transporting wo
Largely regarded as the gateway to the Adelaide Hills, Crafers is one of the oldest towns in the region. Adelaide's highest peak, Mount Lofty Summit (710 metres), is a three minute drive from Crafers and there is an excellent Visitor Information Centre and cafe at its peak. Other Crafers attractions include the Mount Lofty Botanic Gardens - which has an extensive collection of deciduous trees, rhododendrons and a fern gully - and wonderful Cleland Wildlife Park, where you can see and interact with South Australian wildlife, including koalas and kangaroos. The nearby market gardens and vineyards of Piccadilly and Summertown provide an ideal backdrop for a scenic drive, and the picturesque Mount Lofty Golf Course is nearby. Crafer's first building was the Sawyers Hotel, built by David Crafer in 1839 – just three years after South Australia was settled. The gathering place of 'tiersmen' (timber cutters) who worked the Stringy Bark forests that covered the hills, the pub was a popular haunt for the colony's cattle thieves, sly grog merchants and bushrangers, who took refuge in the relative isolation of the Hills. A village quickly grew around the pub and, in 1840, Crafers built a second inn – the Norfolk Hotel, but this burnt down in 1926. In 1880 the Crafers Inn was built and it has remained a popular watering hole to this day.
An easy 90 minute drive from Adelaide on the east coast of Yorke Peninsula, Ardrossan sits on top of imposing red cliffs providing excellent views of Gulf St Vincent. Wander down the jetty at sunrise to see the cliffs' amazing display of colour in the morning light. If you love Blue Swimmer Crabs, then this is the place to be; drop a net from the jetty or rake the shallows to the north or south of the town and you won't be disappointed. The jetty is a hive of activity with fishers casting lines for Tommies, Mullet, Garfish, Blue Crabs and Squid...just to name a few. There is a small, protected boat harbour with pontoon boarding and all tides access, providing good facilities for any visiting angler. A main agricultural centre for surrounding districts, Ardrossan is a well serviced town offering good shopping and facilities with a Foodland supermarket (open seven days), hardware stores, clothing and general shopping. Ardrossan also has two hotels, takeaway food, a bakery and cafes. Services are available with a hospital, bank and ATM, police station, post office and petrol outlets. Ardrossan offers several accommodation options with two caravan parks, hotel/motel rooms and self-contained holiday rentals. Attractions: Discover the town's history at the Ardrossan Museum, located in the former factory of CH Smith, developer of the Stump Jump Plough. This plough has legendary status in South Australia's history. A man-made lookout just south of the town provides spectacular views over Gulf St Vincent. The wreck of the Zanoni lies 10 nautical miles south east of Ardrossan. A diving permit is required to dive the Zanoni shipwreck Ardrossan is a rich wheat and barley growing district with bulk grain handling facilities and a deep sea port allowing easy exportation of produce. Arrium has a dolomite operation just south of the town and Cheetham Salt, harvests salt north of Ardrossan. Full of maritime and farming history, Ardrossan was proclaimed in 1873 and named after Ardrossan
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AKG Emotion II series: The three new Emotion Series Models include the D440, the D550 and the D660. The D440 is a cardioid dynamic microphone with a wide frequency response that emphasizes the mid and treble ranges. The D550 cardioid dynamic instrument microphone features a wide frequency response that emphasizes the bass range. The D660 dynamic microphone features a transducer element that is designed for both sound reinforcement applications and recording on cassette tape or other typical home studio media. Except for the D660, all Emotion Series models use the AKG Varimotion diaphragm with dedicated zones of different thicknesses for optimum mid/treble and bass response. All models use a 3-pin XLR connector.
615-360-0499; fax 615-360-0275; www.akg-acoustics.com; email@example.com
Workstation software system
Arrakis DL4-3PLAY: A 2RU black box that records and plays audio on hard disk. It is a broadcast audio appliance, not a PC with a sound card. The DL4 has 4 serial ports for control from Windows 95/98/NT PC computers. The Arrakis Instant 3-Play software is run on these PCs so that any of three studios may play jingles at the same time. If you need the ability to play multiple jingles at the same time in one studio, instant 3-play can do that as well. The unit is controlled via touch monitor, mouse, or keyboard.
970-224-2248; fax 970-493-1076 www.arrakis-systems.com
File transfer software
Radiomax/Intermax InterMax: A software that, when coupled with end-user PC-based hardware and Internet connectivity, facilitates computer file transfer and sharing between co-owned radio stations. Each station in a station group has a standard PC running Windows 95/98, with an Internet connection (ISDN or similar technology recommended) to a local ISP (Internet Service Provider). Any station within the group may originate or receive a file transfer (any-to-any or any-to-all). User files of any kind or size may be transferred.
314-345-1030; fax 314-345-1090 www.radiomax.com; firstname.lastname@example.com
Digital multitrack recorder
Fairlight USA Merlin: Embedded in the support circuitry are 24-bit A-to-Ds and D-to-As. Digital inputs and outputs incorporate true 24-bit sample rate converters. DSPs are 40-bit floating point to provide headroom during processing such as real-time cross fades and level changes. Fairlight has designed a custom power supply that is switched on the sample clock to avoid distortion products being introduced to the audio path. Features include through-noise and distortion better than -110dBs (-0.0007%); frequency response from 10 Hz to 20kHz, +0dB/-0.25dB and cross talk typically less than -103dB to adjacent channels at 10kHz. Merlin is fully 96kHz ready.
800-4-FAIRLIGHT; fax 323-465-0080; www.fairlightesp.com.au;firstname.lastname@example.com
Digital audio distribution amplifiers
Lucid Technology AES×4, GEN×6, SPDIF×7 and CLK×6: These digital audio distribution amplifiers feature a selection of outputs that distribute audio or sync signals to multiple destinations. The ½RU AES×4 receives Word Clock or AES audio and delivers it to four AES-connected units. The GEN×6, a ½RU amplifier, routes Word Clock or Superclock to six BNC outputs. With the flip of a switch, it operates as a stand-alone clock source, generating Word Clock or Superclock at frequencies of 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz. The SPDIF×7 can take S/PDIF stereo audio and feed to it four S/PDIF and two TOSLINK optical outputs, plus one AES output. Distribution in multiple formats is simultaneous. The CLK×6 passes sync information, in Word Clock or Superclock format, to six parallel outputs and is ½RU.
888-349-3222; fax 425-742-0564; www.lucidaudio.com; email@example.com
Broadcast digital delay
TC Electronic D22: offers up to 1300ms of delay per channel on two channels and features 24 bit AD/DA converters as well as a complement of digital I/Os including AES/EBU, S/PDIF and Wordlock BNC 75V. Internal sample rates of 44.1 and 48kHz are supported with external rates of 32, 44.1 and 48kHz. Programmable setups can be stored for total instant recall. Additionally, a user interface lock mode is provided for set and forget purposes.
805-373-1828; fax 805-379-2648; www.tcelectronic.com; email@example.com
Powered monitor
Klein + Hummel MM 201 D: The BNC and XLR input ports for the AES/EBU and S/P-DIF input signals offer full flexibility for many digital audio processing systems. The rear panel has one XLR socket for the analog or digital signal and another BNC connector for a digital input or looping the signal. Main switch, volume control and analog/digital input selector are located at the front. The MM 201 D features a built-in D/A converter with 24-bit word length and 32 to 48 kHz sampling rate. Magnetically shielded, the monitor fits applications with digital workstations or digital consoles and patch panels. In fact, the MM 201 D, with its immediate feature to switch between analog and digital inputs, is a versatile tool for studio and service applications.
+49 711 45 89 30; fax +49 711 45 89 335 www.klein-hummel.de
LEDtronics LED lamp catalog: The catalog includes dimensional data, illustrations, specifications and applications. Cross-reference tables for incandescent lamps accompany each LED lamp listing. A comprehensive reference chart shows the available LED hues, wavelengths, forward voltages, intensities, viewing angles and dye materials. This publication may be viewed online or downloaded as a self-extracting .zip file at www.led.net/downloads/bsd.pdf. The miniature-based LED lamps catalog is free for qualified customers. Contact LEDtronics and request data sheet log UT005.
800-579-4875; fax 310-534-1424; www.ledtronics.com
Storage management software
Dot Hill Systems Corp SANpath 3.1 and SANscape 2.3: These storage area network (SAN) management software applications have been enhanced. SANpath 3.1 now delivers dynamic LUN assignment, a timesaving capability that allocates and re-allocates server storage resources without interrupting critical applications. SANpath 3.1 also adds Linux, HP-UX, and Windows 2000 to its list of supported platforms. SANscape 2.3 is now more tightly integrated with SANpath and provides IT Managers with a drag & drop user interface for managing storage allocation operations, and also adds HP-UX, Linux, Windows 2000 and Netware to its list of supported platforms. Both applications work with Dot Hill's carrier-class SANnet storage solutions to enhance performance, simplify storage management, and protect against component failures.
800-872-2783; fax 760-931-5527; www.dothill.com; firstname.lastname@example.com
High-torque turntable
Gemini Sound Products PT-2400: Features of this turntable include high-torque direct-drive professional turntable with quartz lock; a large LCD display showing: speed, pitch & platter direction; locking platter reverse button located in battle position; a 3-speed design: 33, 45 and 78 RPM; ±10% pitch control; up to 7 grams of tone arm pressure; pop-up target light; anti-skate adjustment; strobe illuminator; soft-touch start/stop button; removable headshell and a dust cover. The unit is 115V/230V switchable. Also available is the PT-2410 with translucent finish.
732-969-9000; fax 732-969-9090; www.geminidj.com; firstname.lastname@example.com
Wireless telephone adapter
JK Audio Dapter One: This little black box converts the 2.5mm headset jack on your cell phone to a modular jack. This RJ-11 jack connects directly to any JK Audio RemoteMix series mixer. You will continue to use your wireless phone to dial or answer the call, but will use the microphone and headphones plugged into your RemoteMix during the call. Daptor One does not require any batteries or power supply. It contains a mini hybrid circuit that converts the earpiece and microphone signals into a balanced RJ-11 phone line signal. Mic signals from the RemoteMix are sent into the wireless phone, while the earpiece signals from the wireless phone are sent into the RemoteMix Headphones. The hybrid circuit minimizes crosstalk between transmit and receive.
800-552-8346; fax 815-786-8502 www.jkaudio.com; firstname.lastname@example.com
Internet communication program
ITXC Push To Talk: This program offers three different types of communication: talking over the Internet, over the phone, or communicating via text chat. Website visitors choose the most appropriate option. Two-line users can use the Call Me Now option and recive a call back from the agent at the phone number they provide. One-line users with a multimedia PC can click on Talk Over the Internet, and their phone will behave like two, allowing consumers to continue browsing the Internet while talking to an agent. One-line users who do not own a multimedia PC can click Text Chat and use their keyboard.
609-750-3333; fax 609-419-1511 www.itxc.com; firstname.lastname@example.com
Multichannel audio and data transmission system
Otari LightWinder: Consists of two to 16 mainframes, each holding two to eight modules. Modules can be custom configured. Features can be controlled and monitored by LightView software. Video link option allows for broadcast-quality transmission of NTSC and PAL video.
800-877-0577; fax 818-594-7208 www.otari.com;firstname.lastname@example.com
Online network
StageSmart.com StageSmart.com: An interactive service that connects the audio professional with a national network of thousands of independent pro audio retailers, and a database of available pro audio gear from a variety of manufacturers, StageSmart.com opens up the national pro audio equipment marketplace to dealers who might not have the physical or financial resources or Web E-tailing skills to market their company on a nationwide level. Moreover, if you are a retailer trying to build your online store, you can do so with the domain name of your choice with StageSmart.com's customized web site design resources.
415-643-7000; fax 415-206-7370 www.stagesmart.com; email@example.com
FM transmitter
Marti Electronics PNP-150: This Plug N Play device uses the latest in RF technology coupled with proven exciter technology. The exciter portion of the transmitter is digital and takes advantage of recent advances in DSP speed and efficiency. The PNP-150 offers customers a built-in stereo generator and audio processor and accepts analog or digital audio input from an STL, ISDN or direct feed. The digital input is AES/EBU, SPDIF, TOSLINK, and analog input is composite or left and right audio. The unit is full remote-control ready, rack mountable or suitable for tabletop operation, and offers up to 150 watts into 1.5:1 VSWR.
817-645-9163; fax 817-641-3869; www.martielectronics.com; email@example.com
Vacuum tube microphone preamplifier
Universal Audio 2-610: A two-channel tube microphone preamplifier based on the Universal Audio 610 modular console, the Universal Audio 2-610 is a tool for tracking that can be used in conjunction with a compressor. Features include two channels of tube pre-amplification; microphone (female XLR), balanced line (female XLR) and unbalanced line/instrument (¼" jack) (DI) inputs; and balanced line (female XLR) outputs. Front panel controls include input select, variable gain/input feedback control, output level control, HF shelf EQ, LF shelf EQ, polarity reverse swtich and 48V phantom power.
831-454-0630; fax 831-454-0689 www.uaudio.com; firstname.lastname@example.com
Rack enclosures
BGW RN Series: This series features a fully welded construction, a removable top and bottom rear plates for cable pass through, 14-guage steel tops and bottoms, 16-guage steel single piece sides, 11-guage steel where rail brackets are welded to sides, 2 pairs of 11-guage, 10-32 threaded rackrail, abundant cable lacing points, adjustable or fixed rail mounting positions and a black textured powder coat finish.
800-468-2677; fax 310-676-6713; www.bgw.com;email@example.com
Spectrum analyzer
Belar CSA-1: May be used to view the real-time spectrum of a wide variety of input signals, for AM, FM, TV and audio frequencies. Equipped with 2MHz RF/IF, 150kHz wide-band composite, and 24kHz L/R audio inputs (analog or digital), the CSA-1 is a value, compact, and accurate FFT (fast fourier transform) analyzer. Featuring an adjustable 120dB dynamic range, the CSA-1 resolves to 0.1dB accuracy. Linear (percent) and dB scales, infinite peak hold, peak hold, average display or real time are all user selectable. As are sum and/or difference of L/R analog or digital inputs. Completing the package are a vacuum fluorescent 256×64 display and an on-screen cursor that permits direct reading of any frequency or amplitude.
610-687-5550; fax 610-687-2686 www.belar.com; email@example.com
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It is common knowledge that the images we see in the magazines are in fact doctored and enhanced versions of the originals. Girls are made to be several sizes smaller than their real selves, men are given the muscles of every man {and woman's} dreams, basically everything we see has been altered in someway to be what is widely acknowledged as "beautiful".
For years people have debated whether it is detrimental to the confidence of women and young girls {as previously mentioned I do understand this issue also effects men, but for this specific post I wish to mainly focus on us ladies}. There has also been many an online protest to encourage the use of REAL images, so as to show we all have our flaws and that is in fact what makes us all beautiful in our own way.
I do not want to bore you with the same chit-chat, we are all aware we cannot believe what we see in the magazines, billboards etc. We are also aware that unfortunately this is very unlikely to change, because whether we choose to believe it or not we all like to look at "pretty" pictures and the media know all too well that beauty sells!
No, what I want to discuss is how I have now come to terms with the fact that we cannot believe the images we see ANYWHERE! Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and dare I say it even images on Blogs. Which images have been tampered with and which haven't…. Who knows!?
There are so many apps accessible to us now, most totally free of charge, that can totally transform us in a matter of minutes!
Don't like your nose? You can change that!
Don't like your eyes? You can change those!
You think your face is fat? Oh don't worry you can change that too!
I just find it all a little scary and to be honest a little hypocritical. How can we complain about the media handing us false images when we are now faking it just as much, if not more? I myself am guilty of enjoying the fact I can tan my skin, whiten my teeth and hide my tired mummy eyes with the click of a button, but when I really think about it all I am doing is telling a big fat lie, I'm not sure how I feel about that part!?
All that these apps are doing is pushing us further and further away from accepting and loving our flaws, should we not be showing other women that none of us are "perfect" and that's OK!? Instead we are removing the lines we have earned through many a laugh, the bags we have received from many a sleepless night with our babies and the stains on our teeth that are simply a side effect of the coffee we need to get through our manic lives. YES my photoshopped photo below is probably more "beautiful" than the untouched photo but is it ME?
I can 100% see the attraction to these apps and why we might want to enhance our beauty, but where do we draw the line between slightly enhancing what we have and totally removing the beautiful imperfections that make us who we are?
My before and after (scary what we can do with the click of a button).
Bags…. Gone
Eyes…. Bigger


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Officials in O'Fallon Missouri say it's just too hot.
Fair St. Louis Rained Out Sunday Night
Sunday's heavy storms have pulled the plug on the Maroon5 concert and the fireworks for Fair St. Louis at the arch.
Cardinals Call Off Exhibition Game in Springfield
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As told by Yak Gear Brand Ambassador Derick Burgos from Phatfish Kayak Charters. I was recently given the chance to demo the new Railblaza StarPort HD mounting base before the product release. As a Yak Gear Brand Ambassador, I am no stranger to the extensive line of Railblaza products, however, when I heard that this
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Hold more than just your drink, on any boat, kayak or vehicle, with a high quality RAILBLAZA drink holder. "DrinkHold" Product Feature Video Our customers have been asking for a simple drink holder for sometime. Well here it is, the DrinkHold can be easily mounted into a vertical or horizontal StarPort and will hold
Rod Holder fitted to 2012 kawasaki 300l jetski
Martin James shared these pics showing how he has flush mounted a StarPort to his Jetski, 2012 kawasaki 300lx, to carry his fishing rods in our RodHolder II. From this position he can use the Rod Holder II to either park the fishing rod while motoring or use it as a lure trolling position. Thanks
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We're taking re-tasking to a whole new level with this exciting new mount! Now your cleat can hold your fishing rod, mobile phone, drink, navilight, or anything else that a RAILBLAZA accessory can hold. The CleatPort gives you a tie off point for stern lines and bow lines on small craft. The StarPort gives the extra functionality
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Hobie kayaks have a tube to add a sail. Hobie sell a ram ball that screws and tightens in the tube to allow a ram ball to be attached. I simply removed the ram ball and added the RAILBLAZA SwivelPort and then later changed to the Adjustable StarPort Extender. It is a great mod to


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3 Guide a horse with a whip, a donkey with a bridle, and a fool with a rod to his back! | 3 A whip for the horse, a halter for the donkey, and a rod for the backs of fools! |
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Health changes spur test of more part-time workersBy CANDICE CHOI
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The Associated Press | October 10,2012NEW YORK The owner of Olive Garden and Red Lobster restaurants is putting more workers on part-time status in a test aimed at limiting costs from President Barack Obamas health care law.
Darden Restaurants Inc. declined to give details but said the test is only in four markets across the country. The move entails boosting the number of workers on part-time status, meaning they work less than 30 hours a week. Under the new health care law, companies with 50 or more workers could be hit with fines if they do not provide basic coverage for full-time workers and their dependents. Starting Jan. 1, 2014, those penalties and requirements could significantly boost labor costs for some companies, particularly in low-wage industries such as retail and hospitality, where most jobs dont come with health benefits.
Darden, which operates more than 2,000 restaurants in the U.S. and Canada, employs about 180,000 people. The company says about 75 percent of its employees are currently part-timers.
Bob McAdam, who heads government affairs and community relations for Darden, said the company is still learning from the tests, which were first reported by the Orlando Sentinel.
Were not at a point where we have results, he said. McAdam also noted that Darden is not alone in looking at ways to keep labor costs in check, with companies across the industry prepping for the new regulations to take effect.
In fact, Paul Keckley, executive director of the Deloitte Center for Health Statistics, noted that follow-up legislation might be needed to ensure that companies do not shift more workers to part-time status to avoid providing coverage.
Theres not a company in those industries that arent looking at this, Keckley said.
This summer, for example, McDonalds Corp. Chief Financial Officer Peter Bensen noted in a conference call with investors that the hamburger chain was looking at the many factors that will impact health care costs, including its number of full-time employees.
Nationally, 60 percent of companies offer health benefits, but the figure varies depending on the size of the company. Nearly all companies with 200 or more workers offer benefits, compared with 48 percent for companies with 3-9 workers, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation.
Even beyond health care costs, however, Darden has made cutting labor costs a priority in recent years as sales growth has stalled at its flagship chains. In the most recent fiscal quarter, the companys restaurant labor costs were 31 percent of sales. Thats down from 33 percent three years ago.
The reduction was driven by several factors. Given the challenging job market, Darden has been able to offer lower pay rates to new hires, as well as cut bonuses for general managers as sales have stagnated. Servers at Red Lobster now handle four tables at a time, instead of three.
And last year, the company also put workers on a tip sharing program, meaning waiters and waitresses share their tips with other employees such as busboys and bartenders. That allows Darden to pay more workers a far lower tip credit wage of $2.13, rather than the federal minimum wage of $7.25 an hour.
Starting next year, the company will change the way it offers health insurance to full-time employees, to keep costs more predictable. Instead of offering one insurance plan for all 45,000 employees, it will give workers a contribution toward buying coverage and then send them to an online health insurance exchange where they can chose from five medical, four dental and three vision plans.
More employers are looking at this concept, known as defined contribution health insurance, as a way to stabilize health insurance costs.
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Chikao Ohtsuka, Kousei Tomita, Goro Naya, Isamu Tanonaka, Junpei Takiguchi, Kenji Naikai, Nobuyo Oyama, Hiroshi Odake, Ichirô Nagai; Full Voice Cast ..
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Motohisa Yamamoto
Yutaka Chikura, Masaaki Hanai
Seiichirô Uno
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- Cartoon Characters: Alibaba XXXIII, Al Haq, Thirty-Eight Cats, Mouse.
- Vocal Talent: Chikao Ohtsuka (Alibaba), Kousei Tomita (Spirit of the Lamp), Goro Naya (Goro), Isamu Tanonaka (Police Chief), Junpei Takiguchi (Kajiru), Kenji Naikai (Dora), Nobuyo Oyama (Huck), Hiroshi Odake, Ichirô Nagai, Kunihiko Kitagawa, Masao Imanishi, Michiko Nomura, Shunji Yamada.
- Directed By Hiroshi Shidara.
- Produced By Hiroshi Ôkawa.
- Animated By Hideki Mori, Hayao Miyazaki, Yoichi Otabe, Yasuji Mori.
- Written By Motohisa Yamamoto.
- Edited By Yutaka Chikura, Masaaki Hanai.
Additional Crew:
- Planning: Isamu Takahashi, Seiichi Moro, Yoshifumi Hatano.
- Scenario: Morihisa Yamamoto.
- Art Director: Saburô Yokoi.
- Colors Designer: Tadanoumi Shimokawa.
- Backgrounds: Katsuyoshi Hozumi, Toshikazu Yamaguchi, Motomu Kido.
- Technical Director: Hiroshi Shitara.
- Assistant Director: Yoshikatsu Kasai.
- Animation Director: Akira Daikuhara.
- Key Animators: Reiko Okuyama, Katsuya Oda, Sadao Kikuchi, Yôichi Otabe, Hideki Mori, Tatsuji Kino, Michihiro Kanayama, Hayao Miyazaki, Shigeo Matoba, Takashi Abe, Kôichi Tsunoda, Shôji Ikehara, Yasuji Mori.
- Inbetweeners: Tetsuta Ikuno, Noboru Sekikawa, Haruko Kasai, Akemi Ôta, Kyôko Yamashita, Tsutomu Tominaga, Eiko Saitô, Katsuko Sakano, Keiko Kanayama, Reiko Hasegawa, Keiichi Iida, Akinori Matsuhara, Takao Kurosawa, Takao Sakano, Shinnosuke Kusama, Seiko Shinohara, Toshiaki Kobayashi, Akihiro Ogawa, Yoshinobu Susukida, Fumio Akutsu, Yoshihiro Fujimoto, Yoshiharu Horiike, Kinzaburô Muramatsu, Tôru Masai, Teruo Hattori, Kiyotaka Asada, Mario Ishikawa, Sumiko Naganuma, Miyo Yamada.
- Tracing: Mihoku Irie, Kyôko Taniguchi.
- Special Effects: Tokie Hayashi, Chiaki Hirao.
- Xerography: Hideoka Fukuoka.
- Ink & Paint Advisor: Yutaka Kosada, Saburô Shinno.
- Camera: Shôichirô Ide.
- Music: Seiichirô Uno.
- Recorder: Hisako Takano.
- Sound Effects: Noriyoshi Ôhira.
- Editing: Yutaka Chikura, Masaaki Hanai.
- Production Progression: Yoshiharu Kozawa.
- Film Development: Tôei Chemical Co. Ltd.
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We Are Going to Interview MFBTY!
In case you couldn't tell from some of our other videos, we don't get embarrassed easily. We're dorky and massively uncool and don't feel any shame in it. Not only do we not feel any shame in it, we made a job out of being dorks. So, now that we have the chance to do a video with people that are beyond cool, we're thinking to ourselves, how is this gonna work? We like making our audience uncomfortable, but our interviewees? We can't do that! But I feel like MFBTY will feel the forcefield of un-cool-ness surrounding the perimeter of our studio and they won't be able to break through, like that scene from True Blood when the witches made that forcefield around their building and the vampires couldn't come in. Man, I've just remembered how much that season sucked.
Anyhow, HELP US BE LESS UNCOOL! Give us some good questions we should ask them. There's so much we want to speak with them about concerning the Korean music scene and their place in it, because we're sure they've got TREMENDOUS insight they can provide. But what else? Let us know! Leave your question in the comment section and we'll pick some of them for the interview. HELLS YEAH!
In case you haven't seen MFBTY's video for "Sweet Dream" you can see it here, and start preparing your questions!
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Haii!!!! Ummm i recently heard "Sweet Dream" & I was like OH MYYY LORRDDDDDDD I LOVE THIS SONG!!!!! Well, my questions are:
How do you guys come up with the concepts for your flippin' amazing songs?
How long does it take you to come up with the lyrics to a song?
Do all of you come up with the lyrics or just one/two of you guys?
– Alma from California,CA ^0^ -
Maybe not a question but more of a thank you to them. Growing up I used to dislike rap and hiphop because of clichés etc. Through JK and Yoon MiRae especially I learned that it can actually be deep and meaningful. Learned once again that I shouldn't be so judgemental and get to know something much better before creating an opinion on something. Thank you!
question: Could you talk about your new video Sweet Dream? Explain the plot or theme and talk about what it was like making the video? :D
-River from the U.S.
question 1- How did you guys decide to come togather and create mfbty, what were some of the ups and downs?
question 2- are you guys ever planning to release an english album and how well can each of you speak english?
I'm areej from Canada -
So cool that you guys are gonna interview MFBTY! My questions are:
1. (For Tiger and Mi Rae) Is it difficult raising a child with your schedules? Do you two have any hopes for Jordan as he grows up, like do you hope he becomes a famous rapper?
2. Do you wish today's kpop sounded more like the kpop from the 90s?
3. What was the hardest part of filming your music video for Sweet Dream?
4. What Korean or American artists do you listen to?
5. Where do you usually go to write lyrics or what mind set are you in when you write lyrics?
6. Can you show your aegyo?
Kelly, U.S.A!
This is so awesome.
Here's my question, most of the world seems to regard the music scene in the USA as the global stage, do you think that makes it hard for you guys as well as anyone in any other country to have a chance to be taken as a serious global star, especially since most music stations in other countries don't really give you guys that much airtime? Also how do you approach this so called global stage while to maintaining your own style?from Nandwe(Pretoria, South Africa)
To Yoon Mirae: You have been the main person for female k-hip hop for a long time. How do you think female Korean rappers/hip hop artists are doing?
Shruthi from Georgia, USA
the comments page sure are long and i don't have time to read all of it so i don't know if my question already been asked by the others.
my question is : do you guys ever think about featuring Jordan as a singer/rapper someday in your album when he grow up?
much love from indonesia!Irvan, Indonesia.
What do you hope to see kpop develop into in the future? What are some new trends you really like or dont like? On a global scale, what message do you want kpop to have and what impact do you see it having?
Crazy question. Bluegh. But thank you all so much for being FABULOUS!
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OOOOHHH~~ i really want this interview to be deep and talking about some substantial topics and not just the regular stuff like who smells the nicest or whatever questions like that. i know simon wants to get into the korean hip hop scene and understand it more, well, HELLO SIMON, you're gonna be speaking to THE KING AND QUEEN OF K-HIPHOP and the awsome Bizzy of course, so make the best out of it and ask some awesome questions! as for me, i've read through the thread and basically any and all questions i could think of have been asked by the other nasties so i guess, for my own curiosity, any plans of collaborating with Epik High??? hehehe. i think that's about it from me. oh, maybe you can ask them what their advice is for the rappers who're trying to get their message out or any advice to idol rappers of today. thanks simon and martina!!! we wish you good luck! don't be too nervous! these cool people are so nice and friendly you shouldn't feel too intimidated by them!^^
This question is for Tasha:
From what I understand, your relationship with your old agency wasn't the best.
As your new none Korean fan, is there a way to purchase your older music like
album Gemini (2002) without technically supporting your old agency? Much love
and appreciation for being a fierce and positive female role model :)-tenzin, minnesota
When creating a single that you think is really good and is something that is personal or that you can relate to, especially in a music industry predominantly dominated by flashy upbeat pop music that lasts for about a couple of months; what are your thoughts on how fast South Korea's music industry moves, in comparison to the American music industry(For example an album in American can last for about a year in promoting in comparison to an album in South Korean which lasts for about a month)? Does that affect the quality of your music?
From Catherine British Columbia, Canada
What is the sweetest dream you ever had?
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I wanna ask you guys –
1) what inspires you on the daily baisis that gives ideas for your songs and projects?
2) Having MFBTY gangs all over the world – what does it fell like? do you feel the support of international fans?
3) is Jordan already rapping? :) do you want him to be also involved into music world when he grows up?with all my love,
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Are there any awkward moments between you guys or between you and your fans?^_^
As being an indie band, I like to know if you guys have worldwide fans, 'cause usually only the pop bands are "famous" on other countries. I love your songs, and like to say that are you guys doing a amazing work. Hugs and kisses. Ps.: I'm from Brazil, sorry for grammar errors ^^
To the group please have a short free-style rap battle during the interview about an everyday random object (example: eggs) for the all the fans watching. Saranghae! C-Square from Singapore
So many good questions have been asked. I cannot wait for the interview. I really enjoy MFBTY. They are so good in their own individual way, and as a group they are phenomenal.
-What made you guys to create this project hip hop group?– Will you guys ever do other singles and albums again?
-Will you guys debut in America with this group?
-Will you guys maybe collaborate with any American hip Hop Artist? (Like Missy Elliott, Ludacris, Snoop Dogg, etc.)-Kealii Sanchez, Hawaii
What is the sweetest dream you ever had?
– Chantel from USA
1)What do you think about the growing diversity in ethnics and culture in kpop today example being Michelle Lee and others of different race. And what is your advise for people non-asian who wants to get involved in kpop.
2)Where do you see MFBTY headed in 5-10 yrs
TO TASHA: when you were little did you ever thought you'd be where you are now and did you have any doubt?
TO JK:you've said many of times who you'd collab with in asia, but who would you like to work with oversea?
To Bizzy: do you plan on making mixes other artist along with MFBTY?
TO ALL: do you plann on coming to USA and if so can you PLLLLEAAASE come to Chicago
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MFBTY question: Is there another MFBTY album in our future, or was this "Sweet Dream" project (which came out of left field) just a one-off? Also, do you plan on ever touring the world as MFBTY? If you do plan on touring, where are you going to go?
OK, thought of a smarter question after posting earlier, which is: What are the advantages and disadvantages to being in the Korean music industry, as they see it, as opposed to elsewhere?
I wanna know what Korean artists they think are stand out performers, put on a great stage show!
Question for Tiger JK – You seem to have a special connection with Brazil and Brazilian fans. I was wondering if there was a Brazilian artist you like or admire.
By the way, I'm not from Brazil, I'm from a neighboring country (Colombia), I was just curious, so that's why I'm asking xD.
Much love for Tasha and Bizzy <3Kelly – California
Who decided the concept of the MV?
Eizkander Luna, from Mexico
Bizzy your voice is so charismatic. Is there any style or music you personally would like to challenge or pursue in future?
ah snap son is this for reallz? Question
What are your thoughts on Idol rappers. Do they come to you guys for advice about how to present a strong rapper/hip-hop image? -
I have a request; people who know Bizzy B, can you give me songs from him to listen to. I know he does a lot of features, but I like to hear his songs. Also i've seen a some interviews of MFBTY and he doesn't talk much, so can you get him to talk and answer questions.
I can't express my excitement upon hearing about this interview. Swag! lol…
It's not much of a question but a request! Can they do a little lesson on how to be cool? lol.. and maybe a little tip on how to rap. I don't think everyone can rap and sound "right"… is it just something you're born with? either you have the voice to rap or not?
Chloe – US-of-A
this question is for Tasha and Tiger. Do you speak English or Korean to each other or do you speak both?
this is now just for Tasha "whats it like to be part of the same company and you Husband and have your Husband your boss?"Rebecca Patten – Canada
This is SO exciting! And don't worry, you guys are also very cool in your own way. (Don't blame you for being nervous though. I would be SPAZZING, no joke. I almost am just vicariously.)
Hopefully I'm not too late with my question.
Do you feel that Korean hip-hop has the potential to inspire and/or support movements for social change in Korea, the way it did in hip-hop's early history in the United States? Do you believe in music as a tool for social change?
(Anisa, from Toronto, Canada.)
I must admit. I had heard a song or two of Drunken JK, but didn't really know Tasha or Bizzy, so after seeing your post for MFBTY, I checked out their video. OMG!!! I am blown away! These guys are AH MAY ZING!!! Yes, lots of exclamation points. I'm always looking for Korean groups to introduce to my friends to and I think MFBTY is the group to do it! The Sweet Dreams video is super cool and they remind me of the Black Eyed Peas, except these guys have talent (oops, did I say that?).
1. It's already been asked below, but do they plan on releasing any albums in North America (especially with Tiger JK's past history)? This would do great on the radio and in clubs.
2. Does Tiger JK plan on collaborating with any North American artists?
3. Will they be releasing any future albums (with more than 3 songs!)?
4. For Tiger & Tasha – What language do they speak at home Korean or English? Is their son bilingual?
5. Now that they are spokespersons for Schneeballen, do they get pastry's for life?
After being do long in the industry (Tasha) do you still feel discriminated? How does this affect you (Tiger) as a family and as a group (Bizzy)?
-Marieliz, Puerto Rico -
To all – Can we expect anymore music from this subunit? Also will you be promoting 'Sweet Dream' on any music programs?
For TigerJK- What was it like filming the parts of the video being strapped to the bed and/or with the bionic tiger?
P.S. I love all of you soo much! ^ ^
-Courtney from Pennsylvania, USA
My interpretations of their music video were beyond the ideas I came up for papers I've done in university English classes. I'd like to know more about the meaning behind the music video and the song "Sweet Dream", and also to know why they chose to do the theme that they did. The part of the music video where they're filmed in a car to the scene on the bed just blew my mind into pieces about the possibilities of the meaning.
After seeing this I immediately bought their mini-album on iTunes but I am a little distraught as to why there are only three songs of their available to purchase through there.


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I'm a Can-Do-Ologist who loves fresh, delicious foods... but who hates spending a lot of time in the kitchen since I'm usually cooking for just me. (And I don't like leftovers.) I love experimenting with a blend of new flavors and old favorites, and I am especially fond of thai and eastern spices with tofu and veggies, and of my Mom and Grandma's comfort food recipes.
My favorite foods to eat include Mums' fruit-sauteed ham, Grandma's chocolate chip cookies and fruit-in-jello, Grandpa's jellies and jams and chex mix, Dad's spaghetti and chili, my brothers' grillings, and my Gram's salads and veggie dishes. Other perpetual favorites are chocolate ice box pudding, mac & cheese, tofu pad thai, broccoli & tofu in peanut sauce, apple crisp, homemade apple sauce, and mashed turnips.
And now I've made myself hungry creating that list...
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I'll be keeping a little heat going with my induction plate to maintain temps so I guess it would be a good idea to stir more often. How long of a mash time does everyone do? I'm guessing the larger grain amounts should probably go longer? I'm only doing 2.5 gl brews with 4-8 lbs of grain so I'm thinking 60 min should be more than enough?
ok.. to answer a few of the previous posts. yes I mash out. I do it as I feel it helps my efficiency. will not mashing out ruin the beer? no. I have both a bag sewn by my wife that is custom fit to my 10 gallon kettle and a bag made by CustomBIAB for my keggle (see link in signature). Both work great. Get a bag made for you or make your own and you'll make great beer either way. I stir my grains when I dough in to break up and dough balls.. I then stir again when heating to mashout. I don't add heat at all during the 90 minute mash and only drop temps by 2-3 degrees. I also make my own recipes for the most part. That said, BIAB is all grain brewing. use ANY all grain recipe and you'll be fine.
Mysticmead, Do you find the 90 min mash necessary for complete conversion or are you just playing it safe?
nurture my pig
Do either of you stir during the 90 min mash?
Only if something happens to wake me up during that 90 minute nap.


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Gloom as 'Squingy' passes
Published: Thursday | November 26, 2009
Kevin 'Squingy' Bennett - Contributed
Gloom. That's the word Bass Odyssey's owner Keith Walford used to sum up the mood in the sound system's camp in Alexandria, St Ann, on Tuesday as news of top selector Squingy's death began to soak in.
Squingy, real name Kevin Bennett, died around 4:30 Tuesday morning in Florida, USA, after ailing for an extended period. He was 37.
Already, selectors in St Ann who own motor vehicles, and others, have begun plastering them with memorabilia of the late selector, who for nearly 20 years was the face of Bass Odyssey, St Ann's top sound system.
Joining the sound system at age 17, Squingy quickly became a household name among music lovers in St Ann, his fame as a top selector spreading quickly to other parts of Jamaica.
"He was maybe the first, but definitely one of the first selectors from country to get big, as in those days (early 1990s) it was all about Kingston," said DJ Sly of Trelawny's Sly, Slick and Wicked sound system.
Sly (Steve Gregg) has been a close friend of Walford and his crew for more than two decades.
"Squingy contributed a great deal to sound systems in general and was a great representative for country selectors. He really contributed a lot and will be greatly missed," Sly said in tribute.
Walford said Squingy's death was a blow to the sound system.
Big blow for us
"We expected it (his death) so it's not that hard, but it is still a big blow for us," Walford explained from Squingy's former residence in Alexandria, where he lived for several years after moving from Steer Town.
The body is to be flown home by next week and funeral arrangements are yet to be made. But Walford said Squingy, more than likely, would be buried next to his mother in Steer Town.
There are plans to have a tribute dance before the funeral where top selectors are expected to be in attendance.
Walford, in the meantime, expressed surprise at an article in The STAR last week that spoke to Squingy's debilitating condition while in Florida. While it was known that Squingy had been ailing for some time, Walford said his condition, as mentioned in The STAR, came as a surprise to himself and even to several of Bennett's family members.
"We knew he was ill, but he always goes to Tampa (in Florida) to get treatment," Walford explained.
"He left on November 5 on American Airlines to Tampa, on a connecting flight via Miami. When he left he was in the same condition he was for the past few months wherein he was able to travel alone. After he left there was no communication so the article was a surprise to not only Bass Odyssey, but to his family members here as well. People might be asking how come we didn't do anything, but no one was contacted, we only knew of his deteriorating condition after reading The STAR article."
At the Guinness Sounds of Greatness sound clash in Highgate, St Mary, a few weeks ago, where Bass Odyssey beat Coppershot in a play-off, Squingy's name was called repeatedly.
"Coppershot lucky Squingy nuh deh yah," one man shouted during the heat of the clash.
DJ Squingy (left) and Mark Bartley (right) collecting a trophy for Bass Odyssey in 2005. - Contributed


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New York, NY -- (ReleaseWire) -- 04/16/2014 -- Sanre Entertainment and client pop cellist Jela Cello announce her upcoming opportunities to play with numerous world famous artists. Icons such as Ross Valory and Arnel Pineda of the legendary band Journey, top jazz pianist and keyboard artist for Night Ranger Eric Levy, amongst others, have also expressed interest in having Jela Cello on some upcoming recordings.
Jela, famous in Europe for her blending of classical instrumentation and pop music, came to the United States recently and played at the Oscar party hosted by James Cameron, Halle Berry and Charlize Theron. Sanre Entertainment has made arrangements to aggressively introduce Jela to the American public and many top artists.
Globally renowned guitarist/songwriter Richie Sambora commented that he "would be pleased to work with Jela on a song." Jela will also be performing on a new Jazz album with Eric Levy entitled [ Prior Knowledge ] and with Arnel Pineda lead singer of Journey on the solo single [ SoulMate ]. When asked Jela said "I am thrilled to have the opportunity of playing with some of the greatest musicians in the world. What musician wouldn't be?!"
Rene Walter of Sanre has said that Jela will also host their planned reality show, "Pop Symphony Orchestra," where contestants from around the country will compete for a chance to go on tour with Jela.
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