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The HUMAN 88-41, and its ancestor, the Genesis 66, break with the tradition of simplicity started way back in the EPI days. Rather than using multiple sets of woofer and tweeter "modules" to increase power handling (and bass response), they use a more conventional solution, the addition of a midrange driver to reduce the workload on the tweeter. Two eight inch woofers are used to double the low end capabilities. This is a very smooth, seamless sounding speaker, with strong, tight bass, an articulate midrange and airy, spacious highs. The crossover in a three way speaker always ends up being much more complex than in a two way system. The midrange has been set to handle the most sensitive part of the frquency spectrum, the human voice range, from about 400 to 4000 Hz. Below this the woofers do the work of providing clean bass; above this range the tweeter takes over. The crossover slopes are all fourth order, taking into account the natural electrical and mechanical roll offs of the drivers themselves. Details: Interior dimensions in inches, volume in cubic feet:
Stock bracing: The HUMAN 88-41 uses three "shelf" braces, which are pieces of MDF that fit completely around the inside of the box, with big holes cut in them to allow the free passage of air. They are spaced unevenly to minimise resonances as much as possible. The Genesis 66 has about six separate smaller braces, three on each side, glued in from front to back. Driver position: Due to the narrowness of the front panel, the HUMAN 88-41 woofers are simply centered horizontally, while the midrange and tweeter should be slightly off center, in a mirror-imaged arrangement. The tweeter should be approximately at ear level when you are seated. The HUMAN 88-41 Kit includes: 4 PRO 006 woofers
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I couldn't think of a better place to escape the autumn and its gray skies than in this island of silky white sand beaches, warm turquoise waters, exotic colorful flowers, beautiful coral reefs, shallow lagoons and stunning palms. Waves and breeze are the only music on the island. This a place where you don't need anything apart from a bathing suit and sunglasses. Even flip flops are "not allowed" as a policy of the island, cause of the silky sand. It doesn't get any easier to pack for a place like this. Here are some photos that I would like to share with you.
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Market Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
GrowNYC's Textile Recycling: 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
GrowNYC's Compost Collection: 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Cash, EBT/Food Stamps, Debit/Credit, WIC Vegetable & Fruit checks & FMNP coupons accepted.
Winter EBT/Food Stamps and Debit/Credit Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
This much-loved Saturday market, bridges the burgeoning Williamsburg community and long-time Greenpoint Polish communities who come to shop, mingle with neighbors, and enjoy McCarren Park. Open since 1997, this market has adapted to the changing face of the neighborhood while staying true to its loyal customers. People line up ten deep to purchase bottles of fresh milk and yogurt; an array of meat including grass-fed beef, pork, chicken and rabbit draws its own crowd. Seasonal fruit and vegetables are piled high, and honey, preserves, baked goods, eggs, and juice keep the crowds pleased year-round.
Every Saturday Come listen to music by local artists, learn facts about featured market produce, take home market recipes, watch cooking demonstrations by local chefs and the market manager, and participate in family friendly activities!
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Arcadian Pastures Meats and poultry from Schoharie County, NY
Baker's Bounty Breads & pastries from Union County, NJ
Bodhitree Farm Vegetables from Burlington County, NJ (growing season only)
Brandywine Gardens Cactus and succulent plants from Chester County, PA
Consider Bardwell Goat and cows milk cheeses from Rutland County, VT
Cranberry Hall Farm Vegetables from Burlington County, NJ (growing season only)
DiPaola Turkeys Turkey from Mercer County, NJ
Divine Brine Pickled products and chutneys from Suffolk County, NY
Dutchmill Farm Cut flowers and plants from Gloucester County, NJ (growing season only)
Garden of Eve Certified organic produce from Suffolk County, NY
Haywood's Fresh Beef, pork, chicken, and eggs from Columbia County, NY
Healthway Farms Vegetables from Ulster County, NY
Holy Schmitt's Homemade Horseradish Fresh and prepared horseradish from Nassau County, NY (growing season only)
Hot Bread Kitchen Multi-ethnic artisan breads and tortillas from New York County, NY
Madura Farms Mushrooms from Orange County, NY
Maynard Farms & Orchards Orchard Fruit from Ulster County, NY
Nature's Way Farms Honey & candles from Chemung County, NY
Pura Vida Fisheries Wild-caught fish and seafood from Suffolk County, NY
Red Jacket Orchards Apples, plums, cherries, apricots, peaches, berries, and fresh juice from Ontario County, NY
Ronnybrook Farm Dairy Milk, yogurt, butter and ice cream from Columbia County, NY
S & S.O. Produce Farms Vegetables from Orange County, NY. One of Greenmarket`s founding farmers in 1976 (growing season only)
Stephen Wade has begun his first year with the Greenmarket in 2014. Until now, he has been working and volunteering for sustainability and agriculture projects in the New York area and completing his masters in Food Systems from the NYU Food Studies program. A child of California, Stephen enjoys hiking, yoga, and hosting a pop-up bakery and food preservation kitchen, along with slinging coffee, which he does in his non-market days. He is excited to be working for an organization with such a strong core mission of assisting family farms of the Northeast, who helps promote them and those who use their products.


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The kitchen is often described as the heart of the family home. No longer just a place for cooking and washing-up, it's become one of the key entertaining areas.
With all this activity, most people want their kitchen benchtops to look good, as well as being durable and easy to clean. Our buying guide looks at the most popular materials:
Please note: this information was current as of July 2008 but is still a useful guide to today's market.
As a general rule, a benchtop along a wall should be around 600–650 mm in depth — any deeper and it becomes too far to reach. If one person usually prepares the food it should be a minimum of 600 mm long; 900 mm is better. If two people generally prepare food side-by-side the length should be 1200–1500 mm.
Benchtop edges come in a variety of styles and can give a cheaper counter some added flair, but some options can be expensive and may not be available in all materials. Most materials have a standard thickness for edges (for example, 20 mm for granite). Thicker edges or edges that require more workmanship, such as the bullnose or bevel styles, will cost more. But you might want to consider rounded edges if you have small children as they hurt less when bumped into.
Splashbacks protect the wall behind the countertop and can be made from:
A splashback should be waterproof and easy to clean. If you have a join between the splashback and the benchtop it should be properly sealed so dirt doesn't collect there. Some benchtop surfaces, such as laminate, solid surface and stainless steel may be 'coved' to continue up the wall so there's no join at all. Glass splashbacks are also a very popular choice at the moment. They're available in many different colours and designs, and are very easy to clean as you don't have to worry about dirt collecting in the grout, as you do with tiles. They're usually made from 6 mm toughened glass for strength and durability.
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Granite benchtops remain a favourite for those who want the elegant look of natural stone. It's one of the hardest materials available and, if cared for properly, can look good for many years. Pros: Can withstand hot pans; comes in beautiful colours; very durable; difficult to scratch. Cons: Porous so needs to be resealed regularly; has joins; colours and patterns can differ from the showroom sample. Cost: Relatively expensive. Usually around the same price as engineered stone, slightly cheaper than solid surface, but much more expensive than laminate. Tips: Go to the fabricator's workshop and choose the actual slab before its installed as it may look very different from the showroom sample.
Engineered stone is made of quartz or granite granules, marble dust or glass chips mixed with a resin or polyester base. It includes the brand names CaesarStone and SmartStone. It's a relatively new product but its appearance and durability have made it a popular choice. Pros: Doesn't have to be sealed; large variety of colours and patterns; difficult to scratch. Cons: More expensive than some other materials; uniform look isn't for everyone. Cost: Generally around the same price as granite, depending on the style you choose.
There's a reason that marble counters are generally found in bathrooms rather than kitchens. While it may look classic and beautiful, marble lacks the durability of granite and has a tendency to stain and scratch. Pros: Good surface for rolling dough and making pastry; looks good. Cons: Not scratch or stain-resistant; not as durable as granite; requires regular resealing; is sensitive to acidic foods and some cleaners. Cost: Marble is usually more expensive than granite or engineered. Tips: You may want to put a marble inset into a benchtop of another material for rolling pastry, but this will create joins where dirt can be trapped.
Laminate is still a very popular option, especially for those on a budget. Pros: Inexpensive; huge choice of colours and designs; easy to maintain. Cons: Difficult to repair chips; can't rest hot pans on or cut directly onto the surface; can't use abrasive cleaners on it; susceptible to burns, cuts and scratches; can't usually support an undermount sink. Cost: One of the cheapest options. Tips: It can be sold in long lengths so there are fewer joins in the benchtop. You can also buy laminate benchtops from DIY kitchen renovation stores and install them yourself.
Stainless steel is the benchtop of choice in busy restaurants for a number of reasons — it's easy to clean, hygienic and hard-wearing. Pros: Hygienic; easy to clean; can withstand hot pans; can be worked to create integral sinks and draining boards. Cons: Shows scratches, dents and fingerprints; expensive; can be noisy; can't use abrasive cleaners. Cost: Generally one of the most expensive options. Price varies depending on the thickness of the steel. Tips: The newer brushed and textured finishes can camouflage fingerprint marks to some extent. Where joins are necessary the two pieces of steel can be welded and polished to give an almost invisible seam.
Solid-surface benchtops are made of a solid plastic block, so the colour and pattern are consistent throughout. One of the best known is Corian by Du Pont, which can be made to appear like marble or granite. Pros: Resistant to staining; no visible joins; hygienic; large variety of colours and patterns; custom-made to your specifications; can be used to create integral sinks and draining boards; dents, cuts and scratches can be easily repaired. Cons: Not heat or scratch-resistant; uniform appearance not for everyone; Cost: More expensive than most other materials — generally more than natural or engineered stone. Tips: Generally the plainer colours will be cheaper than those with a speckled pattern. It can be 'coved' up the wall as a splashback so there's no join at the back edge.
Timber benchtops aren't very fashionable at the moment but they're still favoured for a rustic look. Pros: Strong and long-lasting; won't blunt your knives. Cons: Not heat or scratch-resistant; requires regular resealing; relatively expensive. Cost: Can be an expensive option depending on the type of timber you choose. Tips: Mop up liquid spills quickly as they may damage the wood. Generally these benchtops should be oiled or resealed every year. Ready-to-install laminated timber benchtops can be bought from Ikea or other DIY kitchen renovation stores.


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Canvas artwork is a great medium through which nature can showcase all of its beauty and majesty. Given the fact that many artists take inspiration from the natural wonders of the world, it should not come as a surprise to find out that many of the common focuses of canvas art are located firmly within that sphere. However, there are still a few relatively innovative and undiscovered branches of art and one of them is tree canvas artwork. Tree canvas paintings are incredibly inspirational as a result of the different way in which such an aged natural object can be perceived. The attention to detail paid to the individual branches is incredible, whether the artists choose to depict barren trees that are stripped of their leaves for winter, evergreen trees that defy the odds all year round or colorful trees that feature a wide range of shades and leaf shapes to attract the art connoisseur's eye. Trees are recognizable elements of nature but they are also an artist's dream because of the level of inspiration they provide. The texture, color, shape and perspective of each tree canvas painting therefore adds up to the fact that every tree canvas art painting is unique and innovative so you can get a slice of nature for your home or office.
Whether you are looking for a one piece canvas artwork or a series of canvas paintings in this particular category, Canvas Paintings Gallery can accommodate you. If you are looking for a specific landscape featuring a tree, such as a beach or mountain, or are looking for canvas art that focuses on a specific type of tree, we can provide an art solution. With a range of landscape canvas paintings available featuring nature's beauty, you can take the time to select the perfect piece of artwork on canvas to suit your requirements and tastes and find exactly what you are looking for.


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Frank Foster has quickly established his bad boy credentials on the street with actor Andrew Lancel saying his character is a "bad man".
The former Bill actor hopes the businessman, who sexually assaulted Maria and is shaping up to be the next street villain, will be one of those characters people "love watching to find out."
"I hope Frank is one of the villains people love to hate," Lancel told Soaplife. "He's charismatic, charming and you're never quite sure what he'll do next."
Lancel admitted that filming the scene when Frank attacked Maria while discussing a business deal for Underworld at his house was "uncomfortable" but does pave the way for an interesting development in his character.
"If [Maria] won't let it go, he'll put the knife in," he said. "Don't mess with Frank. He doesn't worry about using force of a different kind to keep her quiet."
"He turns things around and says he could take her to court over what she is saying. That takes some ego. I'm not trying to justify what he did... He's a bad man."
Lancel adds: "Underworld is run by two beautiful women and he's got power over them as they aren't doing that well… he enjoys the power he now has over her from a business point of view."


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Tikkurila's Code of Conduct outlines the fundamental requirements for how the company does business, and it is also concerned with the partners' operations.
The stakeholders are defined and identified based on the company's own needs, as well as the needs and interests Tikkurila faces outside the company. A successful stakeholder dialogue and interaction, as well as meeting the stakeholder expectations, require actions from us, of which, depending on the stakeholder group, some are very local and individual.
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Art in the Park is a weekly outdoor exhibition where local artists and craftspeople display and sell their own creations. It operates on Colonel Roberts Reserve between 10am and 3pm on Saturdays and some public holidays, subject to weather.
When: Every Saturday
Time: 10:00 am - 03:00 pm
40 Lake Terrace, Taupo, New Zealand Taupo & TongariroNew Zealand's original boutique whiskey festival. Celebrate a unique Southland history and become part of the legend!
When: 01 March 2015
Time: 12:00 pm - 06:00 pm
Norfolk Street, Gore, New Zealand Invercargill & Southlandphone: +64 3 208 9907
When: Every Friday
Time: 11:00 am - N/A
18 Manchester Street, Feilding, New Zealand Manawatu, WhanganuiClevedon sits at the popular 'Sunday drive' junction in rural South Auckland where the roundabout directs visitors to either Maraetai (the Pohutukawha Coast) or to Kawakawa (the Seabird Coast) - both beautiful scenic attractions.
When: Every Sunday
Time: 09:00 am - 02:00 pm
3 Papakura-Clevedon Road, Clevedon, Auckland Auckland South & Eastphone: +64 21 289-7465
Meet the growers, farmers and producers of the best seasonal produce our region has to offer. You'll be sure to find a fantastic selection of fruit and vegetables, meat, fish, plants, baking, preserves, eggs and more.
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Time: 09:30 am - 01:00 pm
Wansbeck Street, Oamaru, New Zealand Dunedin & OtagoAt Riverside Market we specialise in variety and quality, the emphasis is on local where most of the products sold are grown, made or sourced in and around our district.
When: Every Saturday
Time: 10:00 am - 01:00 pm
Redoubt Street, Taupo, New Zealand Taupo & TongariroKiwi sounds, kiwi beer and kiwi people. A celebration for great tasting Beer is what the New Zealand Beer Festival is all about!
DRINK, EAT, LISTEN! Over 70 beers from more than 24 breweries. An eclectic range of food and great music!
When: March 31
Time: 12:30 pm - 09:00 pm
Auckland City Auckland Cityphone: +64921761747
A Farmers' market is a food market where local growers, farmers' and artisian food producers sell their wares directly to the consumer. The Marlborough Farmer's Market region is from Kaikoura to Ria Valley.
When: Every Saturday
Time: 10:00 am - 12:30 pm
Charles Street, Blenheim, New Zealand Picton, Marlboroughphone: +64-27-411-9430
A city-wide contemporary art and cultural event which takes place within Auckland's major galleries, project spaces, non-gallery venues and public sites during June each year.
When: Every Friday
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Asia New Zealand Foundation in partnership with Auckland Tourism, Events and Economic Development (ATEED) present the 2015 Auckland Lantern Festival in Albert Park from Friday 27 February to Sunday 1 March.
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Toronto, ON (Sports Network) - Rod Barajas' RBI double in the eighth lifted the Toronto Blue Jays to a 5-4 win over the Seattle Mariners in the finale of a four-game set at Rogers Centre.
Barajas had two RBI in the game, while Jose Bautista went 2-for-4 with an RBI and a run scored for the Blue Jays, who took the last three games of the set. Brian Wolfe (2-2) got the win despite giving up a run in the eighth. Brian Tallet went seven innings in the start and gave up three runs on seven hits with two walks and six strikeouts.
"We played great baseball this homestand," Barajas said.
Franklin Gutierrez, Mike Sweeney, Kenji Johjima and Matt Tuiasosopo each hit a solo home run for the Mariners, who finished the road portion of their schedule with a mark of 37-44. Ryan Rowland-Smith (4-4) got the loss for giving up five runs on seven hits with a walk and three strikeouts over seven- plus innings.
Trailing by two runs in the eighth, Toronto took the lead. John McDonald led off with a double and scored when Jose Bautista followed with a single. After Aaron Hill walked, Miguel Batista took over on the hill.
"I just didn't make my pitches," said Rowland-Smith. "I was happy with my game up until (the eighth inning)."
Batista struck out the next two batters, but Adam Lind delivered a pinch-hit single that brought home Bautista, and Barajas followed with an RBI double to give the team a 5-4 lead.
Shawn Camp came on to close the game in the ninth and worked around a one-out single to Ken Griffey Jr. to pick up his first save of the season.
With the game scoreless in the fifth, Seattle took the lead. Johjima led off with a homer and Tuiasosopo followed with a shot over the left field wall. Gutierrez later hit a solo homer with two outs to give the team a 3-0 lead.
Rowland-Smith, meanwhile, was having an easy outing. He retired the first nine batters he faced before Bautista led off the fourth with a single. In the sixth, Travis Snider led off with a single, but Rowland-Smith retired the next three batters to strand him there.
However, Toronto got to him in the seventh. With one out, Vernon Wells singled and Randy Ruiz followed with a double. Barajas then hit a sacrifice fly to score one run and Kevin Millar followed with an RBI single to make it a 3-2 game.
The Mariners got a run back in the eighth on Sweeney's solo shot.
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I love to blog! In fact, theres no other way that I would run home after working full time in a Legal office where I do Corporate Housekeeeping: maintaining corporate filing, conducting research, preparing state reports, filing court documents and sooooooo much more for 100+ entities. It just isn't possible without the love!
I also couldn't find the energy to take care of my kids without the love. Its love that makes me work so hard. Its love that makes me save for their future and its love that makes me strive so that I can motivate them. Thankfully, they've been watching! They've watched my joy and decided that they too wanted to be a part of it. They did it on their own, without prompting from me.
My oldest, Big K, started a technology blog because you guessed it… he loves technology! He called his blog Teen On Da Rise. It suits him and his personality. He is driven and a fighter.
My littlest one, Prince the 8 year old, is now starting a vlog. He asked me to create a blog for him a long time ago. I kept telling him I would but it seems like something always came up. He decided to take matters into his own hands by creating a video and told me that he is going to have a video blog or vlog called iPrince. But when I went to get him the domain iPrince was taken – Darn! – so we ended up going with Prince C but in the video he referenced iPrince.
I think he'll do great with his vlog because he's a people person, very charismatic, energetic and a not afraid to speak his mind. How could I not set it up for him? I had to and thats why I'm blogging about it so YOU can keep me accountable and push me to finish designing his site!
So while I finish creating his blog, heressssssssssssssssssssssssssss Prince C!
UPDATE: After considering everyone's advise and talking about it with my little one we have changed the name of his blog. He can now be found at Andrew's Voice! He is super excited, as am I! Blogging is a great way to teach him writing and analytical skills. Feel free to pass by and leave him a comment. He'll get a kick out of it!
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2009 NRL Finals Series Week One - all grades
THE make-up of the 2009 Finals Series is complete in all three grades, as well as the Grand Final combatants in the Queensland Cup. The full schedule is now available here!
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ANOTHER Friday night, another Jarryd Hayne masterclass as the Eels trounced Penrith 48-6 tonight at Parramatta Stadium in front of 20,237 ecstatic supporters.
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MANLY withstood both the strong Olympic Park wind and a tenacious Melbourne Storm to leapfrog into fifth place on the NRL ladder this afternoon, winning the second Grand Final replay of the season by 20-16.
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A comprehensive second half performance from Penrith has complicated the race for the final eight even more, the Panthers ending South Sydney's final hopes with a 40-10 victory at CUA Stadium tonight.
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With their baby due in July — which is believed to be a girl — the royal couple must decide which female family member they want to honor with their baby name. According to a new report, they have finally made their choice! Read on to find out what it is.
Ever since Kate Middleton dropped a hint that she was expecting a baby girl, people have been speculating which name has been chosen for the new heir to the throne. According to a new report, Kate and her husband Prince William already have their picked her name picked out — but did Diana make the cut?
Kate and Wiliam, who have yet to publicly announce the gender of their baby, have referred to the royal baby as their "little grape." But with increasing speculation that the royal baby is a girl — Kate hinted she was having a daughter on March 5 at an appearance — an insider has revealed the name they have selected!
The name of their little girl will be (drumroll please…)
Elizabeth Diana Carole, in honor of William's grandmother Queen Elizabeth! The middle names will also be in tribute of their parents, William's late mother Princess Diana, and Kate's mom Carole. Carole is also the Latin variation of the name Charles, and Elizabeth is Kate's mom's middle name!
William & Kate Honoring The Queen Over Diana?
While many speculated that the couple would name their baby in honor of Princess Diana, Elizabeth resonates with the both William and Kate more, since the name also runs in Kate's family. Plus, Queen Elizabeth hadn't been a huge fan of Lady Diana when she was in the royal family — and the royal couple can honor the Queen, since their baby (boy or girl) will be the next heir to the throne.
Queen Elizabeth has welcomed not only the Duchess, but also her parents into the royal family with open arms, and what better way to show respect than with the royal baby carrying her name!
What do YOU think of the name Elizabeth Diana HollyMoms? Do you think it's great that they are honoring both family members? Let us know in the comments below!
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Posted at 5:42 PM on May 20, 2013
This article is pure speculation. The Royals are very traditional and chosen not to find out the sex of their baby. The latest rumours are that they are having a boy, so this 'hint' about a daughter is now long forgotten. The name won't be revealed until after the birth, so while this may be a good guess IF the baby is a girl, it is still only a guess.
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I think having given kate diana's engagement ring.. that was a big deal.. the name.. diana.. well who wants to say her name out loud when you are cuddling your newborn and have to recall her gruesome death everyday.. no let it remain in the middle.. call her lizy or liz or ellie… I don't care.. diana in the middle is sound justice for a rememberance.. and a lasting and forever one.. so diana finally will be queen after all…..
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I say name her Diana, who care what anyone thinks. William wants his mother, to be remembered and not forgetten. And its said in a book, he and Harry didn't want the crown. And that William doesn't really like the queen, because of that time she didn't want William and Harry to go to london to thank all the people, for sending their flowers and cards, at the funeral of Diana. It was said Wiliam never forgiven the queen, for doing that at the time. I doubt William and Kate will name their daughter Elizabeth, he doesn't like the queen and its after his grandmother too. I say name her Diana, its a cute name and it will be a huge tribute to his mother.
Posted at 11:27 AM on March 14, 2013
I hope they use the first name of Elizabeth in honor of the Queen and her successful reign. I also think William and Kate would like to honor their mother's names as well.
Bottom line, what are they going to call the baby…and what's with the nickname "our little grape" for the fetus?
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The name should be Stephen David Edward George not after Charles or prince Philip the very people who treated Diana like crap King Stephen read the history of him he was a good king King
David because Dianas bloodline came from there he was a good king and Edward after Edward the 8th and King George after the Queens Father who was King of England . If its a girl Diana Frances
Charlotte never mind the name Elizabeth her Carole. If the child is named Stephen he will be a good king


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The GP2X is a Linux based handheld game console and media player, designed & manufactured by the South Korean based company, GamePark Holdings (GPH for short). GPH is comprised of the same design team that created the venerable GP32 handheld console, which became popular amongst homebrew and emulation circles around the world.
Link: GamePark Holdings GP2X Official Site
This is not to be confused with the GamePark XGP, which is planned as a 3D oriented commercial based games handheld console similar to the PSP. XGP is expected to come out sometime in 2006. Some (rather ugly IMO) prototypes were recently shown. See here for comparisons between XGP and GP2X: http://www.gp32x.com/gp2x.php (link fixed now)
Adding to the confusion, GamePark and GamePark Holdings are two different companies. Basically the original GamePark split up, due to differences in philosophy. The people left at GamePark want to create something to compete with Sony and Nintendo, and are NOT interested in emus or homebrew. The people at GamePark Holdings wanted to make a new system specifically aimed at the GP32 audience, with full support for open development of emus and homebrew. That is how the GP2X came to be.
Release Date: 2005, Late October - Early November. There is no exact day/time.
Specifications: extracted from http://www.gpx2.com/...roduct_spec.asp and updated with some more recent information:
Price: under $200 - each store will have their own prices and deals.Product Name: GP2X-F100
CPU: Dual cores, ARM940T @ 200Mhz + ARM920T @ 200Mhz
Dimension 143.6mm* 82.9mm*34mm
Mass (w/o batteries): 161g/5.68oz (GP32 NLU: 163g/5.74oz)
RAM 64Mb
Storage SD Card
Connection Type 2.0 high speed
O/S Linux
Power supply 2AA
Display 3.5" TFT LCD
Resolution 320*240(QVGA)
Video Codec support: MPEG 1, 2, 3, 4, DivX 3.11, 4.x, 5.x and higher, XviD, WMV (7, 8, 9 Series by 'After Support')
Format support: AVI, MPG, MPEG
Audio Formats: MP3, OGG, WMA (by 'After Support')
Resolution MAX 720*480
Frame Rate Max 30 fps
Bit Rate Video Max: 2500Kbps, Audio Max: 384Kbps
Caption SMI
No. Channels Stereo(L+R)
Frequency Rate 20Hz~20KHz
File WMA,OGG,MP3
Bit rate sampling 16bit/8~48KHz
Equalizer Normal, Classic, Rock, Jazz, Pop
Additional Function
e-book, game, e-Dictionary (planned for later release)
Image Viwer
Image Formats: JPG, BMP, PCX, GIF, PNG
Continuous playback time
Battery Life (2 x 2850mAh AA): 6 hours video, 10 hours audio[/color]
http://www.gp2x.co.uk - official UK distributor (same as http://www.gbax.com)
http://www.gp32z.com - official USA distributor
http://shop.gp2x.de - official German distributor
More here: http://www.gpx2.com/...unho=14&part=00
What's In The Box: According to gp2x.co.uk the GP2X comes with the following in the box:
And according to more recent information from GPH the box might include:GP2X console (With 64M Internal Storage)
USB Cable for PC connection (With 2.0 Support)
Preloaded Linux with Media player (MP3, Divx, WMA etc.)
CD with Games, Utilities, MP3 player, Movie player
2 * AA batteries
SDK - Make your own games!
1) GP2X system
2) Screen protector
3) Wrist strap
4) Carry bag
5) Microfibre cloth wipe
6) Instruction manual
Case Colors: The GP2X will ONLY be available in black at first. There may be other colors in the future but it's not guaranteed. This is what the unit will probably look like when it's released:
Emulators: There are emulators in the works and being planned for many systems. Some may be available at GP2X's launch, others afterwards. See here for a list of some projects currently underway.
Games: aside from homebrew games, there are some plans for commercial games. See here for a list of some projects currently underway.
Backwards Compatability: currently the GP2x is NOT backwards compatable with GP32. There is talk of creating a way to run GP32 programs, but for now it's only talk and may never really happen. However, the GP2X is expected to have a very exciting homebrew & emu scene of its own.
Screen: 3.5" backlit LCD. 320x240 resolution. NOT a touchscreen. If you want a PDA, get a PocketPC, Palm or Zodiac device.
TV-Output: Yes, the GP2X will be able to plug right into any television using a special tv-out cable adapter which will be sold seperately. It is said to output S-Video. GPH tells me that no extra power is needed to use the tv-out cable, the GP2X's batteries are enough. The cable will ready when the GP2X is released, and the price is expected to be under $10. Also, videos encoded at high resolutions will be displayed at their full resolution with tv-out (not scaled down to just 320x240).
Controls: 8 way DIGITAL (it's NOT analog) thumb stick, 4 main action buttons in diamond pattern, 2 shoulder buttons, Start, Select and 2 volume buttons.
I/O Ports: Headphones, USB (not powered), EXT, DC Power (possibly SDIO in the future) *note* it may be possible to use self-powered USB peripherals with GP2X, i.e. USB hubs & harddrives etc.
USB Peripherals: Recent information unfortunately reveals the GP2X does NOT feature USB host mode due to the chip implementation used in the final design.
Media: GP2X uses Secure Digital cards AKA SD. These are relatively cheap, and come in very large capacities (up to 2GB and 4GB now). SD cards are also very popular, and can be used with many PDA's, cameras and other electronics. There is also some internal storage space on the 64MB NAND memory, but it's unknown how much will be available to the user for storage. MMC cards should also work with the GP2X, but SD's are faster and come in larger capacities.
Pictured: Yep, that's what an SD card looks like.
Multiplayer & Networking: The GP2X has no form of built-in wireless, nor are there any announced plans for a multiplayer cable of some kind yet. But it's certainly a possibility. It may also be possible to use SDIO WiFi cards in the future, but right now it's all speculative.
Power: The GP2X uses 2 AA batteries as its primary source of power, providing approximately 6 - 10 hours of continuous use depending on application. Keep in mind, there are now very good and very economical rechargeable AA's, which I've personally used for several years. For some examples, see http://www.thomas-di...annproducts.htm - I have never personally bought anything there, but it's a good site to learn about what's available. The GP2X can also use an AC adapter - here is what Squidge, a well known developer with a GP2X test board says about AC: "GP2X is 3V Center negative. Exactly the same as the GP32. Power for USB host is not connected."
Pictured: rechargeable AA's rock!
CPU/Memory/Graphics/Audio Chip Overview: According to doumentation the GP2X hardware "incorporates a Dual 32bit CPU Processor, Video Processor, Video Post Processor, 2D Graphic Processor, Image Signal Processor and a variety of I/O peripheral components" including an AC97 based audio chip. Each of the two ARM CPU cores is clocked at 200Mhz, and there is 64MB RAM and 64MB NAND flash memory. The graphics processor can accelerate 2D graphics, and process various video and image formats. There is no 3D acceleration, however software based 3D is entirely possible - IMO from the specs we have I would imagine that PS1/Saturn quality 3D should be possible. Think original unaccelerated Quake at very playable speeds. Not so bad, eh?
Operating System: GP2X is Linux based. This does NOT mean you must use Linux on your PC to interface with your GPX2. Also, since the GP2X can boot from SD cards, theoretically the GP2X could run any OS adapted for it, or even no specific OS at all (i.e. simple bootstrap to directly access hardware). The firmware is flashable, so your GP2X can easily be updated.
Development: At first you can use SDL to develop GP2X apps. There are also plans to create SDK's to allow devs to access the hardware more directly, hopefully to take full advantage of the dual CPU cores. There will also be an official GP2X SDK from GPH in the near future. You might also like to read about the SOC (system on chip) the GP2X is based upon: http://www.mesdigita...20f_pi_v016.pdf
DRM (digital rights management): GPH has a DRM ready for selling commercial games (probably similar to how the DRM worked for GP32 & Zodiac). This does NOT affect MP3 playback, and no you don't have to buy emulators. It's just to encourage professional game developers to consider making GP2X games because they know there is a form of piracy protection in place for the system. This information has now been 100% confirmed by both GamePark Holdings themselves, and the official UK GPH distributor. Here is a quote from Anna Hong, a GPH representative:
There have been many complaints about the DRM function with the Gp2x so let me explain exactly the purpose for the DRM.
We will only be using DRM for commercial games that we distribute through our website.
DRM will not effect anything else, it will be used the same way as the Gp32.
There is nothing to be scared of!
Pictured: The lovely Anna Hong from GPH!
See more photos of Anna here!
Comments? Questions? Post below...
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Dodge City swept most of the Western Athletic Conference awards in boys' golf, but Hays High School managed to take home a good share.
The Red Demons finished first in the WAC standings to win the league title for the third straight year, and their top five golfers took all five all-WAC honors.
Hays High placed second in WAC, and Kaden Beilman, Ryan Unruh and Payton Ruder earned three of the five all-WAC honorable mention honors.
Dodge City's sixth man and a Garden City golfer took the other two honorable mention honors. Dodge City's Zach Kirby was named Player of the Year, and Red Demons coach Jim Mapel earned coach of the year.


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Lincoln Brewster song, "God You Reign" is a comforting reminder of
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They lyrics in that song say:
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You count the stars.
You part the seas
You move the mountains."
It reminds me not to worry so much.
If you've ever been separated from a loved one for a long period of
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when I'm not with them.
But that song, reminds me that if he can teach the sun when to bring a
new day, that he can take care of you and your loved ones too. You
are protected.
"My refuge and my fortress; my God, in whom I trust. –Psalm 91:2
Every day you have an opportunity to change the way the world sees God, just by you being proof to someone who doesn't know how much God loves them.
That's what the new song, "The Proof of Your Love" (iTunes) from For King &Country, is all about. In the song, Joel Smallbone recites the Message paraphrase of 1 Corinthians 13:1-7:
"If I speak with human eloquence and angelic ecstasy but don't love, I'm nothing but the creaking of a rusty gate. If I speak God's Word with power, revealing all his mysteries and making everything plain as day, and if I have faith that says to a mountain, "Jump," and it jumps, but I don't love, I'm nothing. If I give everything I own to the poor and even go to the stake to be burned as a martyr, but I don't love, I've gotten nowhere. So, no matter what I say, what I believe, and what I do, I'm bankrupt without love."
I'm inspired by this song to be more loving. I don't know about you, but I think we complicate how to be that proof. We think that we have this laundry list of things you have to do, the right things. And then there's this list of things not to do, the wrong things, and we use those lists to go around telling everyone how they can be better.
There's got to be a better way. I heard someone put being the proof of God's love this way.
Picture a computer screensaver with all these words up there on who you think you and others are supposed to be: pure, not envious, selfless, giving, not boastful, do good, don't judge people, read your bible and pray every day, don't steal, don't lie.
The list just goes on and on, it keeps scrolling, and each word or phrase reminds you of how you've failed to meet the expectations that your parents, church, yourself have put on you..So you hit the ESCAPE button, and two words appear on the screen.
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Delays are reported on the M32 in Bristol after the sliproad at Eastville was closed at around 4pm today after an incident.
The exit slip road is closed northbound at J2 for the A432 and is due to reopen at around 5pm.
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SLO Architecture's Dwell Vision Award–Winning Design
Our inaugural award for design innovation goes to a firm whose architectural orb is lean, green, and buoyant.
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7 Home Decorations You Can Print
If you're like most homeowners, both the fun and challenge of home decorating is searching for just the right items to update or freshen the look of your home. Imagine what it would be like if you...
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Made in Mexico Design
Last week, the MoMA Design Store in New York launched the latest installment in its Destination: Design series. Available only through June, Destination: Mexico is a limited-availability product...
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Inexpensive Gabled Garden Shed in Belgium
Using workaday materials, architect Indra Janda creatively constructs a backyard retreat that looks opaque during the day and glows at night.
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Friday Finds 07.19.13
Pink concrete? Animal bodies? USB-heated gloves? Welcome to this week's Friday Finds!
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Dwell & DDG Holiday Party at 345meatpacking
This Monday, Dwell co-hosted a holiday celebration of design at DDG's newly unveiled 345meatpacking condoplex in New York City. The 37-unit condo building was shrouded in a Yayoi Kusama covering...
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World's Most Spectacular Skylines
Something about the outline of a city against its clear, crisp sky stops us in our tracks and commands our attention. City skylines stand as testaments to human engineering and architectural...
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The NoMad Hotel, New York
One block away from the scene-making New York outpost of the Ace Hotel, in a district mostly known for its wholesale garment industry, is a Beaux Arts showstopper anchoring the corner of Broadway...
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David Zwirner Gallery's Expansion in Chelsea, New York
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Highlights from Frieze Art Fair New York
Despite a rainy downpour, crowds of art fans, press, and art buyers ventured to Randall's Island in New York City yesterday for the Frieze Art Fair. The London transplant, now in its second year,...
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Design Guide to Amsterdam
This week, we traveled to Amsterdam to check in with a few design voices from studios large and small. And while two days isn't nearly enough time to explore all that the Dutch design scene has to...
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8 Essential Landscape Design and Gardening Books
We combed the latest publishing catalogs for a selection of tomes that illuminate all things green, from macro (land art) to micro (indoor planters).
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6 Clever Structures People Call Home
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Notes from Design Week Mexico
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360 Panoramic Tour: Venice Home
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Each year, the Boston Fed (and the Federal Reserve System and the other Reserve Banks) publish audited financial statements as part of our overall accountability to Congress and the public. Among other information, these reports highlight the Bank's overall financial results, including balances (as of December 31) and income and expenses for the year then ended.
The Board of Governors engaged Deloitte & Touche LLP (D&T) to audit the 2013 combined and individual financial statements of the Reserve Banks and those of the consolidated LLC entities.[1] In 2013, D&T also conducted audits of internal controls over financial reporting for each of the Reserve Banks. Fees for D&T's services totaled $7 million, of which $1 million was for the audits of the consolidated LLC entities. To ensure auditor independence, the Board requires that D&T be independent in all matters relating to the audits. Specifically, D&T may not perform services for the Reserve Banks or others that would place it in a position of auditing its own work, making management decisions on behalf of the Reserve Banks, or in any other way impairing its audit independence. In 2013, the Bank did not engage D&T for any non-audit services.
[1] In addition, D&T audited the Office of Employee Benefits of the Federal Reserve System (OEB), the Retirement Plan for Employees of the Federal Reserve System (System Plan), and the Thrift Plan for Employees of the Federal Reserve System (Thrift Plan). The System Plan and the Thrift Plan provide retirement benefits to employees of the Board, the Federal Reserve Banks, and the OEB.
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Watch SOHN's Sleek 4AD Sessions Performance of 'Artifice'
We already know that SOHN is "a one-stop shop for gorgeously minimal melancholy," as SPIN's Puja Patel said of the London-born, Vienna-based singer and producer when we dubbed him one of our Best New Artists in January. He lives up to the description in a skeletal new 4AD Sessions performance of "Artifice" premiered by Vogue.Backed up by his touring band-mates Albin Janoska (synths) and Stefan Fallmann (bass), the multi-tasking singer, songwriter, producer (BANKS, Eric Hassle), and remixer (Disclosure, Rhye, Lana Del Rey) dives into a live rendition of his current single "Artifice" that proves the song's surprising durability, far from the protective walls of his studio.
Arcade Fire Sex Up Boyz II Men's 'Motownphilly' in Philly
Arcade Fire came new-jack-stepping into Philadelphia last night with a cover of — what else? — Boyz II Men's 1991 single "Motownphilly." It's just the latest of the band's tour-stop tributes, which have included Prince's "Controversy" in Minneapolis and Stevie Wonder's "Uptight" in Auburn Hills, Michigan (the soul icon was born in Saginaw, some 70 miles away).In the minute-long clip turned up by Arcade Fire Tube (via Pitchfork), Win Butler cooly croons his way through references to "East Coast swag," "Jet black Benz," and, of course, "all the Philly steaks you can eat," backed up by a shuffling funk groove and bumptious horns.Sadly, the video cuts off midway through, but if that doesn't slake your thirst, there's always this dance number from The New Mickey Mouse Club, featuring Ryan Gosling, Dale Godboldo, Marc Wedren, Matt Morris, and Justin Timberlake himself.
Hear tUnE-yArDs' Burbling 'Water Fountain'
Following a kaleidoscopic, megamix-style preview of tUnE-yArDs' Nikki Nack (italics definitely hers, by the way), Merrill Garbus has shared "Water Fountain," the first of the album's songs to get a full listen, and it sounds like a Super Soaker filled with liquid delirium.Full of sing-song chants, clanking percussion, and plenty of the gentle mayhem that distinguished tUnE-yArDs' landmark 2011 album W H O K I L L, "Water Fountain" promises to be the soundtrack to all your double-Dutch competitions this summer. Over a handclap pattern straight out of the "Diwali" riddim, Garbus summons her inner Tom Tom Club in yelps and whoops, singing through what sounds like a busted transistor radio. But don't be deceived: Beneath all those layers of splotchy color, "Water Fountain" is surprisingly dark, full of lyrics that touch on violence and privation.
Prins Thomas Promises 'Lots of Space' on 'Prins Thomas III' LP
With Todd Terje's debut album on the way and Hans-Peter Lindstrøm embarking upon a new project — the forthcoming Runddans, a joint venture with Todd Rundgren and Serena-Maneesh's Emil Nikolaisen — it's only fitting that the third member of Norway's holy disco trinity should return with a new long-player of his own. On April 28, Prins Thomas will release Prins Thomas III on his own Full Pupp label, reports Resident Advisor.Thomas has yet to share any music from the upcoming album, but he told RA that its sound falls "somewhere between" the freeform feel of 2010's Prins Thomas and the "more polished and square" sound of 2012's Prins Thomas II.
Three Dead After State of Trance Festival in Jakarta, Drugs Suspected
Three festival attendees died after attending Jakarta's A State of Trance festival over the weekend, reports The Jakarta Globe. The three victims — two teenagers, 18 and 19, from Java and a Singaporean national, aged 26 — were said by witnesses to have consumed drugs before the event, although police did not specify which substances were suspected; the causes of death are yet to be determined, pending autopsies.The tragedy marks the second string of festival-related deaths in the region over the weekend. At Kuala Lumpur's Future Music Festival Asia, six people died and 14 more were hospitalized on Friday night, prompting the cancellation of the third and final day of the festival.
Son of Sound's 'Floor's Yours' Pays Tribute to Golden-Age New York House
New York's Plant Bar is long gone; the Lower East Side hangout and de facto clubhouse for DFA's early years was shuttered in 2003, a victim of Giuliani and Bloomberg's years-long, Footloose-like crackdown on dancing, a pogrom that sent underground clubbers scurrying for warehouses in the outer boroughs and, in doing so, helped accelerate the process of gentrification that has left us with the Condoburg we know and fear today. (A Dance Truther might tell you that the whole cabaret-law thing was all part of a vast real-estate conspiracy, and she might be right.)But Plant Music soldiers on, because, duh, house music can't be stopped.
Future Music Festival Asia Cancelled Following Reported Drug Overdoses
Malaysia's Future Music Festival Asia cancelled its third day today after six attendees are said to have died at the event. The Star reports that six attendees died and three more are in critical condition after collapsing at the event, according to Kuala Lumpur police official Senior Deputy Comm Datkuk Mohmad Salleh. "All tested positive for high levels of drugs and the deaths have been classified as overdose," Mohmad told The Star, which cited "methamphetamines" as the culprit without offering further substantiation. The Star reports that all six victims were Malaysians, between 21 and 28 years of age.Festival organizers disputed the death toll in a statement published earlier today on Future Music Festival Asia's Facebook page. "As at 5.00PM on March 15," they wrote, "we can confirm that one death, and not five, took place on festival grounds on March 14.
Kornel Kovacs' 'Szikra (Bónusz Beat)' Kicks Off Your Countdown to Summer
March is early, but not too early to acknowledge Kornél Kovács' "Szira" as one of the sweetest, most uplifting house tracks you'll likely hear this summer. Kovács is one of the co-founders of Stockholm's Studio Barnhus label, alongside Axel Boman and Petter Nordkvist; he's kept a lower profile than Mr.
Kyan's Soulful 'Stratosphere' Is Your Ticket to Walking on Air
Back in 2010, when he was 20, Kyan Kuatois made it as far as the semi-finals of Must Be the Music, a British talent competition judged by unusual triumvirate of Jamie Cullum, Sharleen Spiteri, and Dizzee Rascal. ("Britain needs talent like you," Cullum told him after his audition performance.) The following year, he released his debut album, Conversations, a soulful — and surprisingly solid, for a talent-show alum — showcase of both his songwriting and his stunning voice.Sadly, it doesn't seem like Britain, or anywhere else, got Cullum's message, but now we've got a second chance. Following his recent single "Rosetta" — and a rippling remix from Kelela compadre Kingdom — Kyan is back with "Stratosphere," a song so stacked with buoyant harmonies that it sails right past its title's coordinates and keeps on going.
Evian Christ's 'Waterfall' Will Scare the Be-'Yeezus' Out of You
Evian Christ, Waterfall (Tri Angle) Maybe it was all his stylist's doing, but Joshua Leary — Evian Christ to us — didn't come across as terribly warm and cuddly in his recent New York Times style section cameo, close-cropped and wearing a perforated hoodie straight out of Moncler's new THX-1138 collection. I think it's likelier that his stylist followed the lead of the U.K. artist's new EP, Waterfall, a record full of exaggerated silhouettes, crisp lines, and bleached-out empty space. You thought his turn on Yeezus was forbidding? "I'm In It" was a hothouse flower compared to the brittle, mean-spirited Waterfall. (Perhaps he had images like these in mind when he chose that title.) This is trap as seen through the lens of Pan Sonic and techstep, full of blown-out 808 kicks and meat-grinder snare rolls and claps that scar the stereo field like glass-cutters.


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Series tied 2-2 (as of 7/19)
Game 1: Monday, July 16 | ||
Arizona | 5 | Final |
Cincinnati | 3 | |
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Game 2: Tuesday, July 17 | ||
Arizona | 0 | Final |
Cincinnati | 4 | |
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Game 3: Wednesday, July 18 | ||
Arizona | 7 | Final |
Cincinnati | 1 | |
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Game 4: Thursday, July 19 | ||
Arizona | 6 | Final |
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Diamondbacks 6
(44-48, 21-27 away)
Reds 7
(52-40, 28-18 home)
12:35 PM ET, July 19, 2012
Great American Ball Park, Cincinnati, Ohio
CINCINNATI -- Brandon Phillips felt Cincinnati's fans were a bit premature in their booing, so he took it upon himself to turn the jeers into cheers.
The second baseman homered and had a season-high five RBIs, then scored the go-ahead run in the seventh inning on Todd Frazier's single to help the Reds rally from a six-run deficit in a 7-6 win over the Arizona Diamondbacks on Thursday."If you're going to boo, wait until the game's over," said Phillips, who led Cincinnati to its first win after trailing by as many as six runs since wiping out a 6-0 deficit to beat Washington 8-7 on May 21, 2007. "We feed off the fans."Arizona led 6-3 with one out in the seventh when reliever Bryan Shaw (1-4) walked pinch-hitter Xavier Paul and leadoff batter Drew Stubbs. Wilson Valdez's grounder skipped under the glove of first baseman Paul Goldschmidt for a run-scoring error, setting up Phillips' tying two-run double to left-center field.Phillips moved to third on Jay Bruce's groundout to Goldschmidt off reliever Mike Zagurski and scored on Frazier's single to left off Brad Ziegler."That was pretty fun, especially after the beginning," Frazier said. "We were a little dead. Brandon got us going."Alfredo Simon (2-1) allowed one hit in 1 2/3 innings for the win. Logan Ondrusek and Sean Marshall combined to pitch a scoreless eighth, and Aroldis Chapman pitched the ninth for his 15th save as the Reds salvaged a split of the four-game series and moved a half-game ahead of idle Pittsburgh in the NL Central.The Reds improved to 2-2 in their first four games without All-Star first baseman Joey Votto, who underwent arthroscopic surgery Tuesday to repair a torn meniscus in his left knee. They also have 22 come-from-behind wins."The Reds are a very resilient team," Arizona manager Kirk Gibson said.Phillips, who usually bats fourth, finally got going in Votto's normal No. 3 spot. He was a combined 3-for-11 with one RBI in the first three games since manager Dusty Baker moved him up a notch."Brandon can hit all over the order," Baker said. "He's the only guy we've got who can do that. This lets you know you can come back. It shows us what we can do without Joey. You've just got to keep doing what you can do."The Diamondbacks scored in the first inning for the third time in the four-game series. Willie Bloomquist led off the game with a single to right field, stole second as Aaron Hill was striking out and scored on Goldschmidt's two-out single to center.They made it 2-0 in the third on Bloomquist's leadoff double to right field and Hill's RBI single to right, which extended his hitting streak to 10 games.Hill added his 13th homer of the season, a 395-foot solo shot into the left field seats, with one out in the fifth. The Diamondbacks added three in the sixth, including Henry Blanco's two-run homer, his first since Sept. 28, against the Dodgers.Stubbs and Valdez led off the sixth with singles before Phillips crushed a 1-1 pitch 428 feet into the second deck in left field for his 11th homer of the season.Arizona starter Joe Saunders allowed one hit in five innings before wilting in the sixth. The left-hander allowed four hits and three runs with three walks and five strikeouts in six innings."I ran into a little trouble in the sixth -- a couple of soft hits," Saunders said. "I made a good pitch to Phillips. I don't know how he kept it fair. Maybe he was cheating in a little bit. You've just got to tip your cap and move on. It's a shame we couldn't close it out and win the series."Cincinnati starter Mike Leake tied his career high by allowing 11 hits and a season-high six runs before being lifted with one out in the sixth inning. Leake finished with two strikeouts and a walk.Game notes
Bruce went 0 for 4 to extend his hitless streak to 18 at-bats. ... Hill's homer made it the 72nd consecutive game in which at least one home run has been hit at Great American Ball Park, the longest active streak. ... The start of the game was delayed 46 minutes by rain. ... After going 2-5 on the road trip, the Diamondbacks are scheduled to open a 10-game homestand Friday against Houston. RHP Trevor Cahill, Arizona's projected starter, is 1/3 with a 4.63 ERA over his last four starts. ... RHP Homer Bailey, who won his last three starts, is scheduled to start for the Reds against Milwaukee on Friday at Cincinnati. Bailey never has won four straight starts.
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CINCINNATI, OH - JULY 19: Joe Saunders #34 of the Arizona Diamondbacks pitches during the game against the...
(Photo by Joe Robbins/Getty Images)Regular Season Series
Scoring Summary
1st | P Goldschmidt singled to center, W Bloomquist scored, P Goldschmidt to second advancing on throw. | 1 | 0 | |
3rd | A Hill singled to right center, W Bloomquist scored. | 2 | 0 | |
5th | A Hill homered to left (396 feet). | 3 | 0 | |
6th | C Young doubled to deep left center, J Upton scored. | 4 | 0 | |
6th | H Blanco homered to left (376 feet), C Young scored. | 6 | 0 | |
6th | B Phillips homered to left (405 feet), D Stubbs and W Valdez scored. | 6 | 3 | |
7th | W Valdez safe at second on error by first baseman P Goldschmidt, X Paul scored, D Stubbs to third. | 6 | 4 | |
7th | B Phillips doubled to center, D Stubbs and W Valdez scored. | 6 | 6 | |
7th | T Frazier singled to center, B Phillips scored. | 6 | 7 | |
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Game Information
Stadium | Great American Ball Park, Cincinnati, OH |
Attendance | 21,620 (51.1% full) - % is based on regular season capacity |
Game Time | 2:51 |
Weather | 76 degrees, overcast |
Wind | 2 mph |
Umpires | Home Plate - Larry Vanover, First Base - Dan Bellino, Second Base - Jerry Layne, Third Base - Vic Carapazza |
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eBooks available as Ravelry Downloads
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13 patterns
Continue to embrace the beauty of nature with Botanical Knits 2; Twelve More Designs To Knit And Love. In this follow up collection, traveling cables, organic textured stitches, and lacy stitch patterns make a reappearance, along with easy to read charts and written pattern instructions.
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13 patterns
Botanical Knits: Twelve Designs inspired by trees and foliage incorporates the natural beauty of plant life into twelve garments and accessories. Included in the twelve are four sweaters for every occasion, a stylish cloche, a matching pair of textured socks and mittens, and an elegant leaf-bordered wrap. Each botanically inspired piece offers both charted and written pattern instructions that are easy to follow and fun to knit.
Patterns available as Ravelry Downloads
Knitting: Cardigan
This adult version of the original Playful Stripes pattern is a perfect everyday cardigan with a colorful striped yoke. Playful Stripes is knit from the bottom up in one piece with minimal seaming. This project is a perfect option for using up yarn scraps and the fun bright colors are addictive and fun to knit.
Knitting: Hats - Other
Originally part of Craftsy's July Knit-Along, the Plum Tree Slouch is now available individually from Never Not Knitting.
Knitting: Cloche Hat
Inspired by the Sprig pullover from my latest book, Botanical Knits 2, the Sprig Cloche is a face framing hat design with a sprig of foliage gracefully wrapping around the asymmetrical brim. The brim is first knit flat, then stitched together at the ends. Stitches are picked up along one side and knit up in the round to create the body of the hat.
Knitting: Cardigan
Knit up a sweet simple cardigan for the little one in your life. It will work up in no time!
Knitting: Decorative - Other
A special little extra pattern included in the Botanical Knits book, perfect for all of those little leftover bits and pieces.
Knitting: Scarf
Knit up this quick little scarf pattern to go along with the children's book Annie and the Swiss Cheese Scarf. Your child will love to dress up just like Annie!
Knitting: Cardigan
This wee version of the original Wildflower Cardigan from Coastal Knits is a perfect springtime cardigan for your little one. This design offers lovely feminine details such as flower motif pockets and a delicate edging. It is knit in pieces from the bottom up and seamed together at the end.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
This warm cabled hat is the perfect accessory for a cold winter's day. The all-over cables offer striking texture and an interesting knit.
Knitting: Cowl
A quick-to-knit, bulky cowl that is both sophisticated and practical in its styling. The Cambrian Cowl can be worn buttoned up like a turtleneck for incredible warmth or left open as a stylish, folded down collar. The buttoned portion is knit in one piece, while the bottom section of the cowl is added later with picked up stitches. This is the p...
Knitting: Cardigan
A basic cardigan that features a stunning, embossed cabled oak leaf motif. Gnarled Oak is knit in one piece from the bottom up. The sleeves are knit separately and joined at the yoke.
Knitting: Beret, Tam
Rustling Leaves is the perfect fall accessory. Knit from the bottom up, this beret features beautiful elongated leaves that slant in different directions as if they were rustling in the wind.
Knitting: Shawl / Wrap
A light and lacy, crescent-shaped shawlette that drapes beautifully over your shoulders. Sand and Sea is knit from the top down in one piece. The curved shaping is created by the use of short rows.
Knitting: Cardigan
A lightweight, ¾-sleeve cardigan perfect for layering on a brisk spring day. The sweater style itself is basic and flattering while the flower motif pockets and delicate edging add just enough feminine detail. Wildflower is knit in pieces from the bottom up and seamed together at the end.
Knitting: Headband
Can't decide which Never Not Knitting headband pattern to make? Why not get them all in this pattern bundle and save!
Knitting: Hair accessories
This sweet violet headband is a perfect little springtime accessory. It's an ideal, quick-to-knit gift for all the little girls in your life. A weekend's worth of free time and sock yarn scraps are all it takes to brighten up your little ones face.
Knitting: Beret, Tam
A lightweight beret that features lovely lace and bobble stitches. It's the perfect accessory for any cloudy day.
Knitting: Headband
This pattern was originally printed in the 2011 spring issue of Knitcircus Magazine, but now is available for download through Never Not Knitting.
Knitting: Cowl
A cozy, lightweight cowl perfect for transitional seasons. Big, beautiful cables knit in fingering weight yarn give this cowl a flexible, squishy fabric. The slightly wider bottom lets the cowl lay nicely on your shoulders.
Knitting: Beret, Tam
This cabled leafy beret knit up in rich autumnal tones makes for a perfect fall accessory. The beautiful all-over stitch pattern is striking and fun to knit.
Knitting: Cowl
A cozy, button-up cowl that will keep you fashionably warm all through the colder months. Knit up in chunky alpaca yarn, this is sure to be your favorite luxurious accessory. The cowl looks great over a long sleeve top, or as a splash of color under your winter coat. It also makes for a great quick-to-knit gift!
Knitting: Pullover
This is the adult version of the original Spring Garden Tee pattern for girls. This garment combines the light fluttery lace cap-sleeves of the children's pattern with a wider neckline and waist shaping to flatter a women's figure. The construction is simple and enjoyable to knit since it is worked all in one piece from the top down. This femini...
Knitting: Accessories - Other
This sweet rose and violet headband is a perfect little springtime accessory. It's an ideal, quick-to-knit gift for all the little girls in your life. A weekend's worth of free time and sock yarn scraps are all it takes to brighten up your little ones face.
Knitting: Headband
Get ready for springtime with this sweet little bird and bumblebee headband set. This is a quick and easy project that you and your little one will enjoy.
Knitting: Shawl / Wrap
A cozy large wrap to keep you warm in cool weather. The curved shape with tapered ends lends itself to being perfectly draped over your shoulders and tied in front. Or wear Cosette wrapped around your neck and fastened with a brooch for a warm colorful accent to your outfit. The super soft merino paired with the delicate eyelet picot border make...
Knitting: Shawl / Wrap
A beautiful, crescent shaped, little shawl that drapes beautifully around your shoulders and looks absolutely stunning wrapped around your neck as a scarf. The curved shape of the shawl is created through the use of short rows. The leafy border is knit on once the body of the shawl is completed.
Knitting: Beret, Tam
This beret is fun to knit and fun to wear with its lace brim and colorful stripes. Since this pattern is offered in sizes ranging from baby to adult, this is a hat that everyone in your family can enjoy. Molly calls for a fingering weight alpaca which results in a warm lightweight piece but this hat could also use up those leftover sock yarns. W...
Knitting: Cardigan
A stripey short-sleeved sweater that is super quick to knit and super fun to wear! This sweater is worked in one piece from the top down with no seaming required. It will only take you a weekend to whip one up and is a great project for using up worsted weight yarn scraps!
Knitting: Cardigan
A sweet sheep inspired cardigan that could be worn by a boy or a girl. This pattern offers simple sweater construction with just a little taste of intarsia work. It is worked in one piece from the bottom up with almost no seaming! Made out of a super soft merino wool, this cozy cardigan will be a must have piece for Fall and Winter.
Knitting: Sleeveless Top
Haltermelon originally was published in Petite Purls online magazine. The pattern has been released again now in extended sizes and is available for purchase.
Knitting: Dress
A beautiful cherry-red summer dress with exquisite detailing. The cotton is ideal for summer outings, but the style could also transition into fall by pairing the dress over leggings and a long sleeved top.
Knitting: Tee
A sweet feminine tee perfect for a springtime outing. This garment is easy to construct since it is worked from the top down in one piece. The light fluttery lace cap-sleeves are a sweet reminder of springtime blooms.
Knitting: Cardigan
A whimsical little cardigan that is simple and fun to work up. This sweater is worked in one piece from the bottom up with no seaming!
Knitting: Cardigan
A perfect little everyday cardi with a fun striped yoke. This cardigan is knit from the bottom up in one piece with minimal seaming. This sweater is a great way to use up yarn scraps and the fun bright colors are sure to match and brighten up any outfit!
Knitting: Mid-calf Socks
Amelie is a fun, easy to memorize sock pattern that you'll be sure to enjoy knitting. The ribbed yet lacy stitch creates a nice stretchy fabric that clings nicely to your leg. The lace look is created by simply dropping stitches, which all of us knitters have a little experience with. The pattern is sophisticated and can be dressed up or down de...


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Sec. Ken Bennett conducts the official canvass for Proposition 112 with Governor Janice K. Brewer on January 5, 2011. The signing of the canvass marks the official end to the election cycle. View the official results - Click here. |
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