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I have been checking out all the entries received so far into our CG Whiz competition, and it's been a lot of fun watching all the work submitted. Thanks to everyone who has entered so far.
Interview with our CG Whiz – Adam Droy
Back in December, Adam Droy became the first winner of our CG Whiz competition for his fantastic showreel. Part of his prize was a 12 week classroom course here, which Adam started last Monday. We caught up with him to see how his first week had gone.
Announcing The Winners of the CG Whiz Competition...
Congratulations to all the finalists of our CG Whiz competition. We had a great time at the Reveal Event last night, meeting the future stars of the CG industry. As we've said before, we were overwhelmed by the sheer number and quality of the entries we've received.


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Our commitment to improving life through social design has been with us since the beginning. This is who we are and why we're here.
Our Mission
DESIGN 21: Social Design Network's mission is to inspire social consciousness through design. We connect people who want to explore ways that design can positively impact our communities – ways that are thoughtful, informed, creative and responsible.
What do we want? Social Design!
Q: What is Social Design?
A: It's design for the greater good.
We want to use the power of good design for greater purpose.
We believe the real beauty of design lies in its potential to improve life. That potential first manifests itself as a series of decisions that result in a series of consequences. The practice of social design considers these decisions on a greater scale, understanding that each step in the design process is a choice that ripples out into our communities, our world and our lives. These choices are the result of informed ideas, greater awareness, larger conversations and, most importantly, the desire to do good. Social design is design for everyone's sake.
When do we want it? NOW!
We believe that change happens when we design better, together. DESIGN 21 is a resource to make that collaborative change happen: a freelance designer shares ideas with a green business, an arts non-profit connects with a governmental outreach program, a researcher in England brainstorms with an industrial designer in India. It all starts here. And it starts now.
Our Roots
DESIGN 21: Social Design Network is itself a collaborative project undertaken by the global design and merchandise company Felissimo and the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, better known as UNESCO.
Felissimo believes that the ultimate goal of any business should be to contribute to the happiness of society. Charity is often factored into their business as a cost item to provide a steady stream of funds for non-profits. Through their product catalogs, for example, they invite customers to be partners in programs such as the Felissimo Forest Fund, which is funded by $1-a-month donations and has helped to plant six million trees, and their Earth Village Fund, which provides emergency food and medical care worldwide. Felissimo also subsidizes manufacturing programs in underdeveloped countries and sells their products in their catalogs.
The partnership between Felissimo and UNESCO began in 1995 with the DESIGN 21 Award, an international design competition created to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the United Nations. DESIGN 21 grew into a biannual event that brought together the work of young designers and students alongside established names and exhibited the results around the world.
In 1997 Felissimo established the Tribute 21 Plate program with UNESCO, which brings artists, designers and celebrities together to create decorative plates, the proceeds of which are donated to charity. Celebrities such as Julia Roberts and Cindy Crawford and world renowned designers such as David Rockwell and Christian Lacroix have designed plates for this project. To date, Tribute 21 has raised over $800,000 for charities worldwide. A portion of funds is also donated to UNESCO to help fund the construction of DREAM Centers in post-conflict regions with artistic programs (DREAM stands for Dance, Read, Express, Art, Music) that allow children to express themselves in a protected environment. Established locations include Kabul, Phnom Penh, Port-au-Prince and Monrovia, Liberia with a center in East Jerusalem underway.
UNESCO's mission is to provide educational opportunities to people worldwide, to make scientific and technical knowledge available to developing countries and to promote cultural understanding among different people. Felissimo wanted to address this effort through a shared online platform and to do it through the medium of design. So the collaboration between Felissimo and UNESCO began anew, and this site, DESIGN 21: Social Design Network, was born.
United Social Themes
Partnering with UNESCO means being an active contributor to the goals of the United Nations. To help us do that, we've adopted UNESCO's social themes to better define areas we can aid through social design. Think about how your causes or your projects fit into the following:
EDUCATION: literacy, educational resources, education for all
AID: emergency relief, medical and humanitarian aid
POVERTY: extreme poverty, urban poverty, homeless
COMMUNITY: gender and race equality, community development and welfare, sports
ENVIRONMENT: habitats, sustainable development, biodiversity, water, climate change, natural disaster reduction
COMMUNICATION: freedom of expression, access and understanding of media and the internet, media development
ARTS & CULTURE: protection of cultural diversity, art as empowerment
PEACE: human rights, genocide, conflict resolution
WELL-BEING: health, disease, disability
How can we do it? Together
In the end, good design is the result of good decisions. Fueling informed choices by fostering relationships and conversation is what the Social Design Network is all about. So engage with the power of design and connect to create change.


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What is Virginia Physical Custody? (Part A)
The issue of child custody is one of the most pressing issues in any Virginia divorce proceeding. Determining which parent will retain physical custody can be a source of tension in divorce settlements, so it's important for every woman considering a Virginia divorce to thoroughly understand the notion of physical child custody in Virginia.The Definition of Virginia Physical Custody
Child custody has two forms in Virginia, physical and legal, as prescribed by the Virginia Legislative Code. The basic difference between the two types of child custody is the amount of planning the custodial parent can do on behalf of the child. When a parent has legal child custody, they have the power to make long-term decisions on behalf of the child; where he or she will go to school, if the child will attend church, how the child will be disciplined, etc.
Physical child custody, refers to which parent the child will reside with. Physical custody can be granted to one parent (sole physical custody or primary child custody) or both parents when the child spends equal time living at both parents' residences (joint physical custody).
For example, if you and your husband share physical custody and the child lives with the father half of the time, the father can make day-to-day decisions about the child, but he can't take the child out of school or move with him to another state unless he also has legal custody of your child. You or your former spouse can be granted sole legal custody and still have the option of having joint physical custody. Likewise, both parents can be granted shared legal custody even if only one parent has physical custody of the child.
Who Decides Physical Custody?
In Virginia, child custody cases are decided by the Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court. According to Virginia Code Section 20-126(a), your physical child custody case falls under the jurisdiction of this court as long as the child lives or goes to school in Virginia and the parent has some connection to the state by working, living or paying taxes in Virginia.
If the child does not currently live in Virginia, but did live in the state up to 6 months ago and the parent continues to live in Virginia, the issue of physical custody also falls under the jurisdiction of the Virginia court.
The decision regarding physical custody should be discussed and agreed on by both parents, but the court will make the final physical custody decree "in the best interests of the child."
When it comes to matters of child custody in Virginia, it would be in your best interest to consult with an experienced divorce attorney who understands women's issues in Virginia. It is important that the Virginia divorce lawyer you choose has handled cases similar to yours and that they understand physical custody.
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I'm Adopting "Grey Pigeons"
Lara Hoffmans, co-author of several bestselling New York Times investing books along with Ken Fisher, a senior editor over at Fisher Investments Marketminder, and all around mad genius, has come up with a term you should know: Grey Pigeons.
The grey pigeon is a response to the concept of a "Black Swan", which people seem to be seeing more and more of every day.
Sorry, but Japan's earthquake (devastating as it was in human terms), or the problems of the Middle East are not only NOT Black Swans, they're not all that uncommon. I challenge someone—anyone—to find a year where some major geopolitical, geological, financial, or otherwise big scary event didn't happen. The world is full of them through history—now is no different than any other, though folks always feel the present moment is "different this time". Goodness gracious, 1998—a fabulous year for stocks—was also the year of Long Term Capital Management, among other things like the Russian Ruble problems and Asian banking issues.
As I said on Fisher Investments MarketMinder months ago, the whole point of a real black swan (if they exist at all) is that they're hugely rare. Note that recent events did not crater the markets—they were grey pigeons.


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Thoughts On The TAG Heuer Monaco Automobile Club de Monaco Black Edition (The Dark Lord Returns! Kind of...)
Let me start off by saying I'm not quire sure of the thought process behind this one. You're looking at the brand new TAG Heuer Monaco Automobile Club de Monaco Black Edition. So yes, this is a black Monaco, and yet it has nothing to do with the original black Monaco? This seems to be the case. Let us explain.


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Give First Date Sex (Jeremih Cover) a spin - it's the latest release from Trey Songz, having dropped on Friday, December 11th, 2009.
Bump First Date Sex (Jeremih Cover), the latest cut from Trey Songz. It dropped on Friday, December 11th, 2009. Trey Songz's horizons are broadening with each new release, and First Date Sex (Jeremih Cover) is no exception. It's a worthy addition to a catalogue that has seen much growth since Trey Songz stepped foot in the rap game. We're looking forward to hearing more.
Hear more of Trey Songz on Comfortable. If you're down, make sure to visit Trey Songz's profile page for the newest info, news, songs, and mixtapes.


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It has been an up and down week. Heaps going in some good and some stuff which I am not dealing with well. Today I join the club crew at Mercantile and did the Melbourne Heads Race. It was the first race since Beijing and I figured it worth posting the Garmin data which has me hitting the highest heart rate for nearly 12 months. 174 hr av for the 13min is pretty cool and my back has held up ok. Little tender now but nothing to serious.
Row Melb Head Race by rudderfish at Garmin Connect - Details
Things change. This blog has grown from a journal about my preparation and performance as an athlete leading up to the 2008 games to now being about learning, challenges, experiments, stories and messages from the many opportunities that I feel fortunate to have. This is about sharing what I like to call, "Full Exposure". Rudderfish is about sharing this exposure.
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[In case it needs to be said: I don't agree with every word of everything I link to. –L.]
- ssj10: These Are My Colours
- [Signal boost on the topic of The Last Airbender movie = massive racefail = please boycott. -L]
If you think that stories are not important, if you think a movie that just removed real world people from the landscape of a source material that respected and loved their 5000 years of culture and history is no big deal, if you've never known what it means to be erased from your own world and told to be thankful for it, I want you to do something for me.
Stop thinking. Stop feeling. Put down your books, put down your pens, forget your stories. Close your eyes and plug your ears. Forget what your story sounds like. You have no myths. You have no history. Stop breathing with your heart and living in your head. Your dreams are worthless, because they are not real. They are not tangible. You can't sell them. They are worthless. Go outside and consume, consume, consume. But never question. Never speak. Never dare to feel that you've been malnourished or mistreated. Never, ever admit that you have been poisoned. Be satisfied; you are well fed.
Remember: It's no big deal. It doesn't matter. And neither do you.
- The Pacific (+ Steve Fuller & Ahmet Ahmet interviews) opening title sequence | The Art of the Title Sequence
- Having an opportunity to harvest the marrow a bit more on the crafting of the opening to HBO's "The Pacific," Art of the Title was able to speak with both Steve Fuller formerly of Imaginary Force's New York office and Ahmet Ahmet of Imaginary Force's Los Angeles office to round out the creative history of the piece.
- Ancient Egypt city found by radar
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An ancient Egyptian city believed to be Avaris, the capital of the Hyksos who ruled 3,500 years ago, has been located by radar.
- Rape, Trauma, and Terrorism
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Jessica Stern had an incredible op-ed in the Washington Post yesterday. Stern is a noted expert on terrorism and national security, and is a lecturer at Harvard and served on Bill Clinton's National Security Council. But in her piece yesterday, she talks about the violent rape she was a victim of in 1973 – and how as a result, she has spent her whole life being fascinated with terrorism and violence, so much so that she is one of America's preeminent experts on terrorism.


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Why hire a wedding planner? The best ones do a lot more than plan
Here to help: Chicago-area wedding consultant Kristina Taheri assists a bride. "A reputable planner can anticipate and avoid challenges before they happen," Taheri said.
Planning a wedding? Whether it's a month away or a year away, one of the ongoing decisions is to do it yourself or hire a wedding planner.
Bridal magazines say you should use a professional, your cousin says she did fine without one, but you wonder about the cost and losing control of your wedding. After all, who wants someone like "Franck" from "Father of the Bride" putting swans in your front lawn?
Some brides assume that the reception site manager will take care of everything. They wonder if a wedding planner will even pay attention to their ideas.
But even if you are ultra-organized and have the advice of your mother, sister, and recently married best friend, a wedding planner can save the day.
"A reputable planner can anticipate and avoid challenges before they happen," said Kristina Taheri, a Chicago-area wedding consultant whose business, Kristina Taheri Special Events, is based in west suburban Hinsdale. "She is responsible for coordinating all of your service providers as a team in order to have a seamless wedding."
Since your planner has worked on so many weddings (you asked about her experience level, right?) you benefit from her creativity and knowledge when communicating your own ideas.
Experienced wedding planners have not only handled many kinds of weddings, they have already bailed out numerous brides during the inevitable unexpected events.
"Clients appreciate our know-how for the things they anticipate, but they don't always understand that it's the heart-stopping surprises that experienced planners can handle without batting an eye," Taheri said.
Recently, she said, she assisted with a full Catholic wedding mass at Holy Family Church in Chicago. The entire rehearsal had to be translated into French for the groom's Parisian family.
"Trying to remember the right words for votives, slim tapers, center pillar unity candle in English is difficult enough," she recalled. "Now try those same words in a foreign language. Mon Dieu!"
Taheri also had to ferry guests who missed the transport from the church to the Drake Hotel reception, found a French-speaking server at the site, and spied a wedding crasher who was discretely asked to leave. All of those efforts were behind the scene of what guests and hosts saw as a seamless evening.
"The planner also is an objective buffer between parties," Taheri said. "A common concern is accommodating divided families so there are no hurt feelings. We've seen it all and are willing to take the blame as needed in sensitive situations. "
Many families need facilitators when, for example, a father walks the bride down the aisle, but the stepfather is invited to lead the father-daughter dance. Taheri can cut off guests from the bar, provide emergency sustenance for bridesmaids' low blood sugar, insist on one gluten-free, vegetarian, kosher meal from the chef, and keep very tall wedding cakes steady.
"Been there, done that," she said.
You may fear that a planner will be too expensive. But a planner should actually save you time, money, and stress. Brides who are trying to do it all themselves are frequently overwhelmed by the abundance of information available. Without guidance on how to make a thousand decisions, it's all just a blur.
Wedding planners have actual working relationships with numerous vendors, site location expertise, and professional education, which they leverage to maximize your buying power in order to stay within your budget.
As an example, Taheri recalls saving a bride's family a small fortune for a recent wedding for which planning was in full swing. Both families were excited, big-name sites had been reserved, coveted vendors had signed contracts and details were coming together when the bride confessed that the groom actually had not yet quite exactly proposed.
"Because I had ongoing professional relationships with her vendors, we were able to get her some leniency on the finances and some flexibility with dates," Taheri said.
Before long, the boyfriend officially became a fiancé. Taheri arranged a six-month postponement on all obligations and the wedding went forth.
"Today the couple is happily married and expecting their second child," she reports.
Although most established planners prefer to work with brides from the beginning stages, Taheri and many other planners also offer partial or "day-of" services. Planners charge for their services in different ways: per hour of service, a flat rate fee, or a percentage of the budget.
"You can typically expect to pay about $1,000 to $3,000 in the Chicago area for "day-of" services, based on your planner's level of experience. Full service planning ranges from $3,500-$8,000 and up," Taheri said.
"However you contract, you will still be heavily involved in decision-making, tastings, design sessions, and all the fun stuff," she said. "That's the point, right?"
For more information visit www.KristinaTaheri.com or contact Krisitina Taheri Special Events at (312) 972-4770 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


text: 4 Good movie, bad picture quality.moviecollector | 22/04/2008 | See all moviecollector's reviews (6)This release by Orbit Media suffers from bad picture quality. It is a wonderful movie and Burt Lancaster is in top form, pity it couldn't be presented in a better print. Orbit Media seem to specialize in public domain pictures so perhaps this picture is in public domain and therefore they have no access to a master print. In the US this film is released by Warner Brothers so try to get the US DVD instead.


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This connection separates the disc's timing data entirely from the HDMI audio stream, allowing the receiver to accurately re-clock the data for even more sonic accuracy. If you have a USB thumb drive with high-resolution files, pop it in the front-panel USB port and let the 'X4000's high-performance 192kHz/24-bit digital-to-analog converters translate them into rich, detailed music. Even MP3s and other compressed digital music formats can sound great thanks to Denon's Compressed Audio Restorer. The free Denon Remote app for Apple and Android lets you easily control the 'X4000 from your smartphone. Audio, video, analog, digital...bring 'em on With its abundance of inputs, the 'X4000 can handle just about any component you can throw at it. Seven HDMI inputs offers plenty of room for Blu-ray players, gaming consoles, cable boxes, and more. Analog-to-HDMI upscaling means you'll only need a single cable to connect this receiver to your HDTV. Add a second subwoofer for room-shaking movie effects. Connect your turntable and enjoy the warmth of vinyl. Or embrace the digital age with the front-panel USB connection for your iPod® or other Apple device. It creates a direct digital connection, so you can get even better sound from it using the 'X4000's circuitry. Throw in lots of digital and analog audio inputs and this receiver is prepared to take on almost any home theater setup, no matter how extensive. Product Highlights:Power and Processing:7-channel amplifier125 watts per channel into 8 ohms (20-20,000 Hz) at 0.08% THD, with 2 channels drivenDolby® and DTS® surround sound decoding, including Dolby PLIIz and DTS Neo:Xanalog-to-HDMI video upconversion up to 1080p and 4KAudyssey "Platinum" speaker calibration and system optimization includes:MultEQ® XT32 advanced auto setup and room calibration uses high-resolution digital processing filters to deliver balanced, dynamic sound to as many as 8 listening positions (expandable to 32 with a professional installer)Dynamic Volume anticipates loud sounds to keep volume levels evenDynamic EQ improves dialogue, bass response, and surround channel levels at lower volumesDSX® (Dynamic Surround Expansion) optimizes "front height" or "front width" speakers to create a larger soundstage with more engaging surround effectsSub EQ HT provides individual calibration for dual subwoofers, for even bass response throughout the roomLow Frequency Containment reduces the amount of bass that bleeds into other roomsDigital and Streaming Music Options:Internet-ready for listening to music from a networked PC, free Internet radio, and music servicesincludes support for Spotify, Pandora, and SiriusXM (subscription required for some services)Apple AirPlay for streaming music from an iPhone, iPad, iPod touch® or computer running iTunesplays high-resolution digital music files via USB storage device or a networked computer (up to 24-bit/192kHz resolution)DLNA and Windows® 8 certified for streaming music with compatible devices and computersfront-panel USB input gives you a direct digital connection for your iPod for improved sound qualityMulti-room Audio:three-room/three-source outputtwo independent HDMI video zonespowered and line-level stereo audio output for 2nd and 3rd room (using powered 2nd or 3rd output allows 5.1 home theater in main room)component and composite video outputs for Zone 2amp assign function lets you use extra speaker outputs for Front Height, Front Wide, Zone 2 or 3, Front B, or bi-amping front speakerssupports 2nd zone output from digital sourcesadditional power amplifier or receiver required for three-zone outputAudio Performance Features:Hybrid PLL circuitry reduces timing jitter from digital sources, for improved sound qualityDenon Link HD creates a jitter-free connection to compatible Denon Blu-ray playersPure Direct mode turns off unused circuitry for cleaner audio signalsDenon's Compressed Audio Restorer improves sound quality of MP3s and other digital music files24-bit/192kHz digital-to-analog converters for all channelsexpandable to 9.2-channel output with an optional stereo power amplifierConnections:HDMI 1.4a audio/video switching: 7 in (includes 1 front-panel input), 3 outcomponent video switching: 2 in, 1 outcomposite video switching: 4 in (includes 1 front-panel input), 1 outdigital audio inputs: 2 optical and 2 coaxial6 analog stereo audio inputs (includes 1 front-panel input)11.2-channel preamp outputs include outputs for 2 powered subwoofersphono input for use with a turntablefront-panel USB port for audio playback from USB flash drives and portable music playersEthernet port for network connectionoutputs for 11 speakers (Front L/R, Center, Surround L/R, Surround Back L/R, Front Height L/R, Front Wide L/R)receiver can power a maximum of 7 channels at onceRS-232C input for use with external controllersremote control (IR) input/outputdual 12-volt trigger outputsfull-sized headphone jackdetachable power cableGeneral Features:3D and 4K HDMI pass-throughThis receiver is not HDCP 2.2-compliant and will not support copy-protected 4K video content.InstaPrevue provides live picture-in-picture preview of connected HDMI sourcesuse your computer's web browser to control receiver functions and settingsVideo Select lets you listen to music (network, USB, HD Radio, or phono) while watching video from a different sourceSetup Assistant guides you through the initial connection process and settingsintuitive, full-color on-screen menufree Denon Remote app lets you use your Apple or Android device as a Wi-Fi® remotesupport for third-party control systems by AMX, Control4, Crestron, RTI, Savant, and URCHD Radio tuner and standard AM/FM tunerremote control17-1/8"W x 6-5/8"H x 16"Dweight: 27.12 lbs.warranty: 3 yearsOur 60-day money-back guarantee Receivers: Your ticket to sensational sound Your receiver powers your speakers and lets you connect and select your entertainment sources. But a great receiver does a lot more it ignites your emotions. From the passion of a favorite musical artist, to the crossfire of a super-charged movie soundtrack, to the intensity and immersion of a fast-paced video game, your receiver is the key to experiencing and enjoying it in full.
Denon AVR-4000 Written By BWM, Anaheim Ca on Tuesday, March 03, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This receiver is incredibly advanced compared to the unit it replaces, network connectivity, HDMI pass thru, HD Radio, Android app capabilities. I am very pleased with this unit. Pros: Too many to list. Cons: Gonna take a while to learn about all the capabilities.
Great Receiver! Written By SidH, Seattle, WA on Tuesday, March 03, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Love my new receiver! Didn't take a lot of time to install and setup.
Always DENON Written By Steve M, Texas on Saturday, February 28, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Bought this to replace my 3808CI which after 6 years had given up the right surround channel. Ordered from Crutchfield and it was here asap, considering the winter storm we have been dealing with. Double boxed and packed nicely. This unit is basically a lateral move for me, but it does have some more HDMI inputs and the XT32 with dual sub control. That was what I was looking for and this does not disappoint!!! I like DENON products and feel that they are priced very competitively in the market. So far no problems. Just takes a bit of getting used to the menu system. I love the way the inputs can be reassigned and renamed on the fly. The power is not an issue for me really as I drive the front mains with an Emotiva amp that does 500wpc into 4 ohms, and drives my Magnepan 1.7's beautifully and lets the stress of driving a 4 ohm load be carried elsewhere. Good Job DENON and Crutchfield for doing internet sales right!! Pros: VERY FLEXIBLE and GOOD BUILD QUALITY at this price point. Cons: 2 channel stereo settings are available only when certain speaker configurations are selected, which will preclude my using the assignable amps to drive my zone 2 speakers.
Denon-AVR-X4000 Written By Eric J, Warrensburg, MO on Wednesday, February 18, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This reciever is fantastic! It has replaced a Denon AVR-2805 which I loved. It is every bit it's equal with the benefits of HDMI. The old receiver and the new receiver are driving a 7.1 system. The channel separation is more clearly defined on the X4000 along with the sense of clarity. Setup was very simple. The only reason for 4 stars is the lack of a printed manual, just a CD, a little awkward while learning the features. I prefer written for quick reference. Of course, that is what we get today. I have no problem recommending this receiver. Pros: The amount of input sources, good dynamic headroom, 4k up scaling and usual Denon build quality. Cons: Lack of printed owners manual and only two optical inputs. Cannot input SACD from my Denon SACD player, it has no 5.1 preamp input though it does have 7.1 preamp outputs.
It's not me that's broken....it's you, Denon X4000. We have to break u Written By Badgerbkr, Wisconsin on Wednesday, February 11, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I spent a frustrating month trying to get this unit to work. The bottom line is that it couldn't handle a 7.1 load along with Zones 2 & 3. I tried two different units and they both failed. The protection circuit would kick in and shut off the unit. Extremely frustrating when watching a movie or hosting a party. I liked that it was IPhone compatible, but the unit doesn't have built in wifi- showing that it is the direct descendant of a dinosaur. The power going to zones 2 and 3 was not enough to make a 110 watt amplified signal sound good. I figured since the price has come down so much- this must be a good opportunity to get a really high end unit. That was not the case. Pros: It had volume control for zones 2 and 3 Crutchfield will allow you to return the unit Cons: Went into protection mode, not enough power for multiple zones, no wifi, not user friendly. I wouldn't recommend this unit if you are powering more than 2 speakers. Denon used to make great stuff, but is not going to make it if they don't keep up with Sony.
Very good HT receiver Written By TV Tom, Indianapolis, IN on Monday, February 02, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very cost-effective Home Theater receiver with lots of inputs and outputs of many different varieties. Easy to set up, lots of control capabilities. Sounds excellent. Can send sound to 2 rooms, or even 3 in some configurations. Automatic EQ and room setup with included mic. Pros: Really appreciated the inclusion of HD Radio in the unit. Can use its Web page and/or the on-screen to configure. DNLA means that I can input a media server. Starting to play with Internet Radio streams. AirPlay means I can stream from my iPod. Audyssey made fast work of room EQ and timing adjustments. Cons: You can only select 4 favorite stations, across all of the possible inputs. Would far prefer 4 favorite FM stations, 4 favorite Internet Radio stations, 4 favorite Pandora stations, etc. Wired Ethernet only, you have to add an outboard Wi-Fi adaptor.
Hard to set up Written By Anonymous, Illinois on Sunday, February 01, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very difficult to set up first time. Love Denon sound but this one is very difficult to set up. My AVR 2780 was simple!
Great Reciever Written By Joe C, Saratoga Springs, New York on Saturday, January 31, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Every conceivable must have option, world class Denon amp and more inputs than you'll ever need. Absolutely untouchable at $800 and puts any Onkyo, Sony, Yamaha or Pioneer at twice the price to shame. Pros: Starts with the Denon amp. I buy for music first and take whatever comes along for movies. You will not find a better sounding receiver unless you spend 3x as much and most of those super high end systems lack true DSD SACD playback. Cons: Some people might complain about the lack of bluetooth but I could not care less. I don't listen to compressed music from any device or in any format.
Review of particular patient question Written By Bigmac, Georgia on Friday, January 30, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This piece by Denon,is connected to a pair of focus Legacy speakers in my home.The sound from this union is the sweetest I have ever heard. The highs are tight and crisp, the bass is thunderous. Pros: Overall sound and ease of features Cons: None so far
Fast Shipping! Typical Crutchfield. Written By Nick, Atlanta, GA on Friday, January 30, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This was my first experience with Crutchfield. I'd heard great things, but boy-oh-boy will I not be deviating from this company for my electronic needs. The finest internet purchasing experience one could hope for. 60-day return policy with nearly no questions asked. Free two-day shipping to Georgia. (It got here in one. I have no idea how seeing as how I ordered it at 6pm and I got an email saying it shipped at 7pm). Are you kidding? It was here in less than 36 hours.... For free. The icing came a few days ago when Crutchfield MAILED me a hand-written thank you note. Crutchfield you have my business for life. Oh- and this Denon replaced my Yamaha Aventage RX-740. At $800 they're giving it away. What a steal for the Audyssey and sub EQ. Has my Rythmik LV12R's tightly humming and kicking when needed. It's night and day from the Yamaha. Long live Crutchfield!! Pros: Audyssey sub EQ Unit not as big as the sound it produces Cons: I haven't found one after a month.
Denon AVR-X4000 Written By Joe, Staten Island, NY on Saturday, January 24, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This receiver replaced my Onkyo TRN 838 that served me well for the last 2 years. I basically wanted to try something new and decided to give this Denon try. The Audyssey room correction is the same as my last receiver, so I was very familiar on setting up my equipment and calibrating it. So that went fairly well and quickly. Sound quality in my opinion is VERY GOOD. Very laid back and smooth. The Onkyo was a little more in your face and "bright" if you will. BUT I still like the Onkyo sound. The Denon is better for my music tastes: mostly Jazz, Latin Jazz, and Acoustic music. The Denon allowed me to play my music loud, without any distortion, and sounded fantastic at all levels. So I cannot comment on the video processing capabilities of this unit. Networking function, on screen displays, internet radio, connecting to my network were all on-par with what I am used to. It all worked, and worked well. No surprises here. Pandora out to my patio is what I use most in that zone, and it sounds great. For the record, I am using this receiver solely as a processor. It is connected to my Outlaw Audio Model 7500 amp which feeds ~300 watts to my Emotiva speakers at 4 ohms. The denon onlys uses its amp to power my outdoor speakers. No problem there. I have all video processing turned off and let my sources and display handle the video side of things. Denon app for phone/tablet works great once you get used to it. Onkyo app was a bit better-but only for aesthetic reasons. Pros: Sound Quality, networking functions/apps, easy learning curve for those with some experience in home theater. Free app and IP control of unit via a web browser. MANY features like EQ, room correction, video processing, etc. to keep one tweaking for months. Cons: Remote could be better-no back-lighting although one would think so from looking at the buttons.
Denon AVR-X4000 IN-Command Written By Gary, Groton MA on Thursday, January 15, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very happy I spent the extra money and got the 4000 vice the 3000. Easy to set up and the extra power and headroom mad my speakers sound better. After setting it up and using Audyssey (a huge selling point), even my wife noticed the added clarity. Pros: Power! Audyssey "platinum". BiAmp capability. Last years' model - Best price that I could find from a reputable dealer! Cons: Does not support HDMI 2.0; but to be honest, after doing a lot of research into 4k, I'm, not really sure I care...
Denon AVR-X4000 IN-Command Written By Anonymous, Fremont, CA on Monday, January 12, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great amp. I have been using it for over a month now. Have it connected to my TV in second room (2nd room), stereo speakers in 3rd room and main room 5 .1 Polk speakers. Connected to Dish receiver, WiFi, Apple TV, Blu-ray, PS3, old VCR player, etc. All working fine. AirPlay working great as well.
Denon AVR-X4000 Written By JS, United States on Sunday, January 11, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Denon is an excellent product! Has a lot of awesome features for a home theater system. Pros: Easy to use and hook up and Audissey is a great tool to help with setup. Great receiver at a great price. Cons: Does not have bluetooth
Denon AVR-X4000 Written By StevenW, Washington on Thursday, January 08, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Excellent amp, great surround sound, easy to use Pros: Very easy to reassign inputs Cons: Needs component inputs
Performs way beyond it's price Written By Brian, Albuquerque, NM on Wednesday, January 07, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) It takes more than $3000+ to approach the level of audio performance from other brands out there. This is also a feature-packed device with 3D, 4K, Apple AirPlay, etc. Denon is really the only mass market receiver to consider if you want to hear and see your content natively. In other words, for the money, you get what is on the disc without "flavor" added. Pros: Performance-to-the-dollar Cons: None
Denon AVR-X4000 Written By turbo427, North Carolina on Wednesday, January 07, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) It has been two weeks now and the receiver works great. I have tested it with large itunes library and music sounds like your in there. Also have watch several movies from older DVD to new BlueRays and the receiver sounds great. I have tested it with a iphone and the Denon app works great as does airplay. Cruthfield was also great they call to verify the purchase and unit came in 2 days as they promised. Pros: Way to many features to go into Cons: None at this time.
Moving from Bose to Denon AV4000 Written By Pascal, Arkansas on Monday, January 05, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great sounds. Easy to install. Bought it mainly for multi room speakers setup using zone 2 and 3. Pros: Multi zones and pre amp output available. Cons: No wifi and bluethouth.
Nice unit, but watch out for the setup Written By Mangusta1969, Nevada on Wednesday, December 31, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Initially, I had trouble connecting this unit to my wired home network. Although this receiver had a DHCP -assigned address on my local network, it would not work to access the Internet despite several network and receiver power cycles. The receiver kept saying there was no Internet connection. I finally solved this problem by performing a complete receiver reset procedure: while pressing the Info and Back front panel buttons simultaneously, I power cycled the receiver. As soon as I performed this factory reset procedure, all was well. The X4000 now was able to access my local wired network and also access the Internet. To get the Internet access working, I did not do anything to my cable modem or the wired/wireless router that was connected to the X4000 with an RJ45 cable, although I had previously performed many troubleshooting procedures/resets on these units before I did the factory reset on the Denon receiver. I really like the sound quality and various features of this Denon receiver with my home theater system. The access to Pandora and the Internet Radio features are really excellent and easy to use. I am hoping that some additional HD Radio The sound of this receiver is excellent and is a little "warmer" than the Onkyo TX-NR717 receiver that it replaced. I have not yet used the advanced Audessey speaker optimization feature, as I want to make certain that this receiver works well for a week or two prior to spending more time on a more advanced configurati Pros: Great power and feature set. Fairly compact for its power rating. Nice appearance and user interface. Cons: Did not work out of the box to access the Internet. Had to perform a complete factory reset to gain access to the Internet.
Excellent Written By Matt, Washington, DC on Monday, December 22, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This product is excellent! It has some really great features (Main Zone HDMI video output from one source, such as a cable box, while using another source for audio, such as Internet radio) and was very easy to set up (great step-by-step guide). The speaker connections can be a little frustrating; I read a similar review and highly recommend ordering some banana plugs. Pros: Great features for the price Easy to set up (including network connectivity) Cons: Speaker terminals are a bit tedious
Denon AVR-x4000 Written By Scott, California on Saturday, December 20, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very impressed with the sound quality and level of customization. Pros: versatile, multi room audio and video, on screen menu make changing setting easier Cons: internet/HD radio menu is difficult to navigate, and not user friendly
So many features! Written By Nick K, Moorhead, MN on Monday, December 08, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) 100% pleased with this product. A ton of features to use and keep yourself entertained. Lots of integration and the Audissey does a great job of setting up your sound! Pros: Audissey Loaded with features Well priced Cons: No wifi but I already had cat6 ran to that spot anyways. Just a heads up.
Denon x4000 Written By Moto147, Champaign, IL on Saturday, November 01, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) My first receiver. Easy to setup and easy to use. I have 2 tvs in same large room. Can run them with same or different input sources. Even my wife and kids can run the receiver.
Lots of Features Written By Quazimoto, Dallas, TX on Tuesday, October 28, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Nice overall AV receiver. I purchased it to run a home theater setup AND push sound and HDMI signal to a nearby patio. It has plenty of power to push the theater speakers and then some. The two Definitive AW6500s on the patio will turn the neighborhood into a block party if I turn it up loud enough. Oh, and the iPhone app works GREAT. It's nice to control all functions of the amp from an app on your phone. Pros: 9.2 channels; Power; THREE zones Cons: Lack of bluetooth and wifi (must run an ethernet cable from your router to the unit)
Denon AVR-X4000 Written By Larry N., Longwood, FL on Tuesday, October 28, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Excellent receiver - Perfect sound and picture
Great Reciever - Lots of multi zone options Written By Greg S, Ansonia, CT on Monday, October 27, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I got this receiver do replace my Deonon AVR 1913 as I was running into a few limitations when it came to multi zone/room playback. Also, Now I'm able to output digital signals (like apple tv) through my second zone speakers! (A frustrating limitation to the prevous generation models) Also, it has multiple hdmi outputs so I can either mirror OR broadcast a different source to a secondary theater room. A few other things that make this a great upgrade -I'm now able to adjust the speaker output for my second zone so it sounds much better than it did prevously -When listening to an audio source in your primary zone, you can set a different video source so for instance you can watch tv or play video games while listening to music. Pros: Easy setup, Great audio calibration for effortless awesome sound, multi-zone features, multiple hdmi outputs, great sale price savings too! Cons: none.
Denon AVR-X4000 Written By Russ Q, Tequesta, FL on Tuesday, October 14, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Changed out from an older Bose Lifestyle system. I love the and its WiFi capability. You can control multiple zones all just using your smart phone! Easy to set up and sounds fantastic!! Pros: Easy to set up, Quality manufactuer, ability to buy a lifetime warranty, ease of use Cons: none found to this point
Don't buy this receiver Written By Mark W, Orange CA on Sunday, September 28, 2014 This receiver shuts itself off intermittently, goes into protect mode. My second trip to authorized repair ended when, without any notice, a box was delivered to my door with fedex asking for my signature. When I opened the box I found a refurbished unit. the authorized repair people must have contacted Denon and they just sent the refurbished unit without any communication with me. I haven't tried the refurb yet but from what I read an awful lot of people have had the protect mode problem. apparently there is no fix. Beware, others write their review in the 1st few days of use, so they don't know the problem will occur with time. Pros: when it doesn't work how do you write pros? Cons: horrible rate of failures should be pulled off the market
Great until it is not Written By Victor, Inland Empire, California on Friday, September 26, 2014 I purchased this unit in March and it does what it advertises until it doesn't. The unit started to go into protection mode and shutting down in late July. It would work sometimes, but then it started going into protect mode after just a few minutes of operations. I worked with customer support and they said I needed to take it into their repair facility (an hour drive from my house). The technician that worked on it said it was common in these units and he had to replace 4 transistors and add some ground cable. Denon offers free shipping back to the customer, but I had to pay $15 to have them box it up for me. I should get it back today. As I said, when it works it is a great unit. I just hope this is the last of my problems. Pros: Lots of extras, Love the Audissey and Airplay. Plenty of power. Cons: Died in six months requiring repair.
Fantastic Reciever Written By Tom G, Kenosha, WI on Sunday, August 10, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I purchased this to replace an Onkyo receiver. This a great receiver! I am using it in a 7.1 system, but can expand it to 9.2. I use the both powered zones, no need for an additional amplifier. I had one on hand from the old unit. I use it for my Zone 3 for the deck. Now I have 7.1 in main zone and full power for my zone 3 and it sounds great . I wish I had purchased the Denon first. I liked it so much I purchased an scratch and dent Denon AVR for my basement movie theater. The install and set up was very easy with the on-screen menu, and the Audyssey mic to fine tune the system. This is a great receiver that is very easy to do firmware updates. Buy this receiver you won't go wrong. Pros: Easy set up, simple to understand on-screen menu, Great sound!! Cons: None!
A great Amplifier and then some! Written By Perry, Greenville NC on Tuesday, June 10, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) A fabulous amplifier! Using Banana plugs is the way to go with this one. Using all of the speaker connections, including front height and width, and back surround. With my Polk speakers it is as good as the movie theater. The Audessey set up and the on screen help by Denon made the sound magical and completely fill the room with great frequency balance and accuracy. I have watched movies that I have already seen just to be immersed in the sound track that I was missing before. 7.1 surround is absolutely amazing. I have had no problems with the power requirements of my speaker set-up. A smashing success!! Pros: Powerful Balanced, accurate sound Easy set-up Great controller Nice to know Crutchfield is there if I ever need them Worth the money Cons: none come to mind
Workin great Written By Srichards, Yuma az 85367 on Wednesday, May 21, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Bought to replace an onkyo receiver that had problems. Got all hooked up and everything worked great! Very happy
Awesome Upgrade Written By NormanT, Holly Springs, GA on Wednesday, May 07, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?)


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Opening tonight: 'The Comedy of Errors'
Tonight's opening at the 2nd Space Theatre is a first for Good Company Players: The new production of Shakespeare's "The Comedy of Errors" is being done in a Commedia dell'arte style. Director J. Daniel Herring is setting the play in a town square, performed by a traveling band of actors that include many of the stock characters associated with Commedia dell'arte. From GCP:
In this merry mix-up by the Bard, two sets of identical twins are separated as children in a shipwreck – they land on far distant shores, not knowing what happened to the others. Once grown, Antipholus of Syracuse (MATTHEW RUDOLF SCHILTZ) and his servant Dromio (DANIELLE VALDIVIA) travel to Ephesus and are mistaken for their long-lost twin brothers, Antipholus and Dromio of Ephesus (KEN STOCKS and BRIANNE JANAE VOGT). When they meet by accident as adults, the possibilities are endless: mistaken identities, near-seductions, false arrests, and wild accusations of adultery, larceny, and insanity are flung about with wild abandon.
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BRUNSWICK, Maine - At their annual May meeting, the Bowdoin College Board of Trustees elected John Cullen as Women's Soccer Coach Emeritus in the Department of Athletics. Presiding over one of Bowdoin's most storied programs, John Cullen served as the head coach of the Polar Bear women's soccer team for nearly a generation, touching the lives of hundreds of student-athletes in his 22 seasons. In addition, Cullen left behind a legacy of success that will be hard-pressed to match.
In his 20 years as the solo head coach of the program, Cullen accumulated 220 victories against just 77 losses with 20 ties. Upon his retirement, his wins total ranks 15th all-time in Division III women's soccer, while his .726 winning percentage stands 14th in Division III. Across all divisions of NCAA women's soccer, he stands 33rd in winning percentage and 40th in wins.
His teams enjoyed tremendous postseason success, earning the 1987 NIAC Championship as well as the 1992 and '93 ECAC crowns. Cullen led the Polar Bears to NCAA Tournament bids each season from 1995-2000, and qualified for the NESCAC Tourmament in every season of its existence (2000-2006).
Individually, Cullen led 17 players to NSCAA All-American status, while earning several coaching honors himself. He was recognized as the NSCAA New England Coach of the Year in 1989, 1992 and 1995, and earned the organization's highest honor- the NSCAA National Coach of the Year - after leading his '92 squad to a program-best 14-2-1 mark with a 1-0 victory over Williams in the ECAC Title Game.
Cullen served as co-Head Coach of the program with Katie Sheridan '02 in 2005 and 2006, and served in several other capacities in the Department of Athletics over the years. He had a brief stint as head coach of the softball program and was an assistant for the men's ice hockey team in the 1980's. Recently, he held the post of Assistant Athletic Director at the College and also worked in conjunction with Admissions in the past few years.


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Gaze following has been shown to be associated with language development. Brooks & Meltzoff [1] tested infants at nine, ten and eleven months old in either an open eyed paradigm where the experimenter establishes eye contact with the child and then orientated their head to an object, or a closed eye condition where the experimenter's eyes were closed during the head turn towards the object. Results showed that at nine, ten and eleven months infants followed the gaze of the experimenter more often in the open eyes condition, although more errors were made at nine months old. A follow up showed that infants who vocalized during the experiment had a significantly more complex array of vocabulary and gestures at eighteen months. Brooks & Meltzoff concluded by arguing that at nine months the child follows gaze in a simplistic manner, regardless of eyes open or eyes closed condition. However, post nine months the infant becomes more tuned in to the intention of other individuals and follows gaze significantly more often when the experimenter's eyes are open, suggesting that even at a pre-linguistic age infants are making a psychological attribution to another individual.
[2] presented children with two toys and gave the infant one of these toys to interact with, the experimenter then said "this is moldi" whilst looking at the toy the child was not interacting with. After the experiment, and when the child was asked which toy is moldi, they could identify the correct toy. In a follow up study Baldwin et al (1996) changed the experimental paradigm, as the infant interacted with the toy they heard a voice from outside the room saying "that is a dawnoo." In this condition, when asked after the experiment infants could not identify the dawnoo. Thus it appears that the importance of learning the names of the previously unnamed stimuli was the gaze of the adult. These findings led Baldwin to conclude that gaze following may help infants learn new words and subsequently accelerate language development.
However, we can only extrapolate so much from these studies. Firstly, we must remember that an individual's culture can determine how much eye contact they are exposed to in infancy. In a series of two studies [3] showed that infants engage with their mothers in a way that reflects their cultural norms. For example, in their first study, mothers from Boston and the Gusii community in Kenya were observed in their natural environment. Results showed that Gusii mothers spent significantly more time touching and holding their infants, whereas Boston mothers were much more inclined to make eye contact with their children. In addition, Gusii mothers were significantly more likely to look away from their infants when they showed signs of excitement. Moreover in cultures were infants are held more often, the infant begins to anticipate the posture of their caregiver and this may be as important as what gaze following is in another culture (Bril & Sabatier, 1986). These results are interesting for two reasons. Firstly, they emphasise the criticism expressed earlier that data from eye gazing studies is usually only applied to a particular subsample (white, middleclass children), leaving researchers unable to generalise their results to larger populations, especially across cultures. Secondly, these results lead to the argument that touching and holding the infant in one culture can be just as important as gaze following in another.
In another cross-cultural study Bornstein et al [4] compared mother-infant interactions across three cities; New York, Paris and Japan. Interestingly, across all three locales a subset of interactions were similar, mothers responded to their infant's desire to explore the environment in an encouraging way, in times of no distress, mothers enjoyed proto-conversations, and in times of distress mothers from all three locales responded sympathetically to their infant's needs. Nevertheless,differenceswere found, mothers from Japan did not make eye contact with their infants as frequently as the other two groups. Even so, Japanese children still develop competent language, theory of mind and social understanding skills thus, it could be argued that the results of gaze following studies can only explain so much in the complex developmental process that every child goes through and the attention that the development of gaze following has received may be unjustified and has also taken the importance away from other behaviors which may be just as important, if not more so.
In conclusion, gaze following has been extensively studied and correlated important milestones in development. However, it has also been shown that these detailed studies are severely limited. Moreover, researchers have begun to show that other developmental phenomena may just be as important as gaze following and deserve to be studied as extensively. Parental posture in one culture may be just as important as gaze following in another. Of course, this is not to say that the results are gaze following studies should be disregarded or that they are frivolous. However, the studies looked at here suggest gaze following may be not be as important as it was originally thought to be.
[1] Brooks, R., & Meltzoff, A. N. (2005). The development of gaze following and its relation to language. Developmental Science, 8(6), 535-543.
[2] Baldwin, D.A., Markman, E. M., Bill, B., Desjardins, R. N., Irwin, J.M., & Tidball, G. (1996). Infants' reliance on a social criterion for establishing word–object relations. Child Development, 67 (6), 3135–3153.
[3] Richman, A. L., Miller, P. M., & LeVine, R. A. (1992). Cultural and educational variations in maternal responsiveness. Developmental Psychology, 28, 614–621.
[4] Bornstein, M. H., Tamis-LeMonda, C. S., Pecheux, M., & Rahn, C. W. (1991). Mother and infant activity and interaction in France and the United States: A comparative study. International Journal of Behavioural Development, 14(1), 21- 41.
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Lunar Eclipse Tetrad Prophecy of Four Blood Moons
America is soon to be treated with the first of four marvelous sky spectacles. The lunar eclipse has been celebrated as a sacred event by many religions throughout history, but the coming tetrad of eclipses seems to have been foretold in the prophecy of the Four Blood Moons. The date of the first total lunar eclipse will occur early April 14 on the West coast, and April 15 elsewhere in the States, and will be visible all across America.
The total lunar eclipse is the most impressive and dramatic of all lunar eclipse events. The moon proceeds through the previous phases of eclipse, entering the shadow of the Earth and gradually becoming darkened as the suns rays are blocked from its surface.
When the moon reaches its peak of eclipse, the resulting display is nothing short of a miracle for the spectator, as the moon demonstrates its power by reflecting a fiery red glow towards Earth. All of the sunsets and sunrises in the world will be experienced at once, refracted onto the surface of the moon. This amazing finale will last around one hour and 18 minutes.
It is not difficult to see why religions choose to perform special ceremonies and prayers in reverence of a lunar eclipse. With such a fierce red glow, the moon seems to take on an even more powerful appearance, and encapsulates a feeling that earns it the right, as it has been known in mythology, to be called "ruler of the stars."
One particular religious prophecy strikes a chord in concern to the upcoming lunar events. The tetrad of lunar eclipse to come over the next couple of years could resemble the "Four Blood Moons," a prophecy spoke of in the Book of Genesis, and the Book of Joel in the Hebrew Bible. The lunar tetrad may have a special significance for members of the Christian and Jewish faith.
Genesis 1:14, which has been quoted in support of the prophecy, and says this: "And God said, Let there be light in the heaven to divide the day from the night; and let them be for signs, and for seasons, and for days, and years."
The Book of Joel, Chapter 3:3-4 provides further references to blood moons: "The sun shall be turned to darkness, and the moon to blood, before the great and terrible day of the Lord come."
Believers of the prophecy, such as Mark Blitz, founder of a major Hebrew resource centre, understand that single "blood moons" come about relatively often, but that the appearance of four is significantly more rare. As if to further affirm the religious prophecy two of the lunar eclipses fall on significant Hebrew holidays; Passover on April 2014, and Sukkot in August 2014, both of which are Jewish feast days that celebrate Jesus.
Blitz argues that the relevance of the dates in the appearance of the four blood moons holds great significance, and points to the fulfillment of a prophecy which, in short, suggests the Second Coming of Christ.
In a recent book titled Four Blood Moons: Something Is About to Change," written by Pastor John Hagee, ideas are outlined that relate the upcoming blood moons to the returning of Jerusalem to Israel, driven by the return of the Messiah. This view does not represent the entire spectrum of ideas concerning the Four Blood Moons, but many are convinced there are signs of Christ's Second Coming.
The worship of the moon is prevalent in many religions, where it's cyclical nature is often associated with the rhythms of life. This symbolic understanding was recorded in ancient Egyptian civilizations among others, and its monthly cycles are used by Pagans to enhance magic. In Islam the moon is considered to be one of the two signs of Allah, along with the sun. An eclipse of either, is taken as a reminder of the "Day of Judgement," and is hence dedicated to prayer, and remembering Allah.
Science has also had a keen interest in the study of the lunar eclipse. A lunar eclipse from the scientific perspective is the result of the moon passing through the umbral shadow of the earth. The Earth blocks the path of the sun's light from reaching it, casting a dark shadow over it that that is often visible. The reddish glow of the lunar eclipse occurs during totality and can be explained by Earth's atmosphere which refracts the light of sunrises and sunsets, and filters out shorter waves of light, such as blues and greens.
The scientific view however, according to advocates of the prophecy, is not inconsistent with the religions view. Advocates tend to agree with the scientific understanding of why the moon turns a fiery red during the lunar eclipse. For a religious person who understands the world through signs from God, the lunar eclipse tetrad speaks a second language; one that science does not understand.
With or without the Second Coming April 14 marks the beginning of the series of lunar eclipses; a tetrad that will unfold over the next two years. Americans will have the opportunity to see further lunar eclipses on October 8, 2014, April 4, 2015, and again on September 28, 2015.
The table below gives times when lunar eclipse will occur, so that it can be enjoyed by everyone across America, whether religious or not. For those who believe the prophecy of the Second Coming of Christ, the lunar eclipse tetrad could represent the Four Blood Moons. For most religious and spiritually inclined people it will be a time for worship, and prayer. For everyone it will be a beautiful sight to behold.
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I tried reading his book to preachy about his charity with Israel. I put it down and haven't picked it up since.
God Amighty will defend Israel through Messiah Jesus Christ and all Syria and Egypt and others who fight against Israel will be defeated Jerusalem is sacred to Christ and He will destroy those who destroy her. And there will be a New Jerusalem coming down from heaven where Christ will reign forever. And all Israel shall be saved!
Tetrad of 1949-1950 Israel got their country back.
Tetrad of 1967-1968 Israel got their city back.
Tetrad of 2014-2015 Israel gets their temple back!
End of Israel.inshallah
On the contrary, it will be the end for all who stand against GOD, JESUS CHRIST, and His People. He is a Jew who is one inwardly and is circumcised in heart and spirit and not in letter. Whose praise not of men, but of GOD. Romans 2:29 Bobby Camp


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Heat Loses to the Celtics at Home, Falls Three Games Behind Number One Seed
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Rajon Rondo once again had his way against the Heat defense, dishing out 18 assists and also hitting some three-pointers, which, even if you've watched the Celtics play basketball for only a combined two minutes your entire life, you would know that RONDO NEVER HITS THREES, FOR CHRIST.
Of course, because it was the Heat, he did. And the Celts beat the Heat for the second time in two weeks, 115-107.
Kevin Garnett, meanwhile, is apparently still mostly not dead and somehow dropped 24 points on Miami, adding nine rebounds. At one point in the fourth, KG made 11 of 14. Paul Pierce added 27 points.
Chris Bosh, meanwhile, continues to play basketball like he was shot in the face with a water pistol filled with cat piss. And while Dwyane Wade had an excellent first half and finished the night with 20 points, he still went only nine-for-21, missing layups and doing that insufferable thing he does when he doesn't get a foul called his way and he yells at the official while the rest of his teammates play four-on-five basketball at the other end of the court.
The Celtics pretty much made every shot they put up. Doc Rivers used eight players on the night, and all of them made multiple shots by halftime. Erik Spoelstra, meanwhile, continued to throw guys into the game and take them out after three minutes. He even sent out Norris Cole, who has been mired in a zero-for-gazillion slump and has been playing defense like a chicken on acid.
No team had shot more than 55 percent against the Heat this season, until last night, when the C's shot 60 percent and scored 115 in Miami's house. There have been many frustrating losses this season for the Heat. But none more than last night's, which not only magnified Miami's second-half-of-the-season struggles (trouble guarding the one spot, can't rebound, can't defend the three, can't make threes, Chris Bosh's corpse, Mike Miller's corpse, Norris Cole's corpse, Shane Battier's flying sacks of poop) but also officially establishes the Celtics as THE team the Heat least wants to face in the playoffs. Not just because they're peaking at the right time and are an extremely dangerous team, but also because they're the douchiest.
The Heat will visit the Chicago Bulls Thursday night in what is sure to be yet another punch-your-granny-in-the-groin-frustrating game. Or not. Maybe. We'll see. Tip-off is at 8 p.m.
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EXCLUSIVE: "Superman Unbound" Trailer Premiere
By Brian Walton on January 31, 2013
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Look, up in the air! It's a bird! It's a plane! It's Superman! Unbound, that is.
The next release in the critically acclaimed line of DC animated films from Warner Premiere, Superman Unbound, pits the Man of Steel against his classic foe Brainiac. Based on Geoff Johns' 2008 arc from Action Comics, Unbound focuses on Superman (White Collar's Matt Bomer) preparing for a showdown with the metal monster Brainiac (Fringe's John Noble) as he has his sights set on Earth for harvesting. Also in the mix is actress Molly Quinn as Kara Zor-El, more affectionately known as Supergirl, Clark Kent's cousin, who has seen the devastation Brainiac can cause when he miniaturized and bottled the Kryptonian capital of Kandor. Superman's personal life will also get a spotlight this time around, as Clark weighs how much danger his relationship with Lois Lane (Castle's Stana Katic) may put her in. Something tells us Lois can handle herself pretty well, but Clark's a country boy; Let him figure it out.
Superman Unbound is coming soon to Blu-ray, DVD and digital download.
I think this is where DC really shines. Love their animated stuff.
dc does well at animated movies for sure.. But usually justice league stands out a little better then solo movies. the new batman's are really rockin these days.
been some really cookie cutter supermans lately.
This may be better than the live action film stated for Summer.
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Ten brings Zeebox social TV to Australia
PUBLISHED: 11 Jul 2012 12:14:00 | UPDATED: 12 Jul 2012 06:39:34PUBLISHED: 12 Jul 2012 PRINT EDITION: 12 Jul 2012Paul Smith
Product placement on popular television shows such as MasterChef and The Voice is set to go to the next level after Network Ten joined rival channels in announcing a joint venture with UK-based social media platform Zeebox.
To launch in Australia later this year, Zeebox is a so-called "second screen" TV platform and consumer service. It will go up against Seven Network's alliance with Fango, Nine's Jump-in app, being launched in time for the Olympics, and the recently upgraded ABC iView app as new ways for TV networks to tap in to audience engagement with online social media platforms.
It comes as networks respond to an growing trend by viewers to multi-task with mobile devices like smartphones and tablets while watching TV. In its State of the Media Democracy survey of more than 2000 Australians across four generations, Deloitte found 60 per cent of Australian viewers were doing this.
Zeebox works on iPhones, iPads and Google Android-based mobile devices and is designed to complement television shows by letting users find out more information, interact with other viewers about what they are watching and, importantly for commercial networks, buy things that they see on screen.
The app works by analysing the context of live television and uses that to aggregate things from the web that are relevant to what consumers are watching. It is already involved with the UK's largest pay TV provider, BSkyB, which holds 10 per cent of the company.
Network Ten chief operating officer Jon Marquard said the launch of Zeebox in Australia was a key part of the network's digital media strategy. It differed from current offerings from rival networks as it was a separate, network agnostic platform and he hoped other networks would use Zeebox as well.
"While we want everyone to watch Ten, we don't expect that viewers only ever watch Ten," he said. "So we wanted an app that is agnostic over all channels and can have the ability for people to access a whole range of channels.
"Channels don't need a commercial relationship like ours with Zeebox to start using it."
He said advertisers were clamouring for an integrated solution that enabled them to connect with viewers on different platforms, and the option to "click to buy" items featured in shows had strong potential. However, he believed it was important to focus first on using the service to enhance viewer experience.
Founder and chief executive of popular Australian-based events app Roamz, Jonathan Barouch, said the power of pairing social media with television broadcasts became apparent to him when Roamz was featured on Nine Network's talent show The Voice.
"When we were mentioned our traffic went up about 600 per cent, people all over the country started adding content, so clearly there is power from television integrating with social," Mr Barouch said.
Zeebox Australia will be run by internet investor and entrepreneur Craig Blair, previously a principal at netus, a News Ltd-backed technology investment company.
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Elmander set to get Trotters nod
Elmander might be handed his chance in this crucial home game as Ivan Klasnic remains sidelined with an ankle injury. Coyle could include on-loan midfielders Vladimir Weiss and Jack Wilshere in his squad while Stuart Holden remains doubtful with a thigh problem. Bolton (from): Jaaskelainen, Steinsson, Cahill, Knight, Robinson, Gardner, Weiss, Cohen, Taylor, M Davies, Wilshere, McCann, Muamba, Lee, K Davies, A O'Brien, Al Habsi, Samuel, Elmander, Ricketts, Holden. Bolton 5/4, Fulham 9/4, Draw 23/10
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