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It will report through Laura Lang, CEO of Digitas and a Vivaki board director. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Big Fuel, headquartered in New York with an office in Detroit, counts General Motors, T-Mobile, Clorox, Microsoft, Philips, and Colgate-Palmolive as clients. The agency has made a name for itself as a big brand "social AOR," growing from 30 to 170 employees in the last year and a half.
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Alex Demkov, researcher at the ICES Center for Computational Materials and a UT physics professor, has published a book on semiconductors with the publisher Springer.
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Children's theatre in London
Keep the kids quiet with a bit of culture at one of London's family-friendly shows
Theatre for young children (0-4)
The Amazing Bubbleman
This is a show that is exactly as it sounds. The amazing Bubbleologist takes enraptured audience on a journey of bubbles. Smoke filled bubbles, volcano bubbles, even bubbles big enough to hold an audience member... Ages 4-plus.Read more
The Velveteen Rabbit
Margery Williams's classic American story is givena contemporary adaptation by the Unicorn's artistic director Purni Morello. The play tells of a shy rabbit who wants to be loved and wants to become real. Ages 4+.Read more
Ben and Holly's Little Kingdom
The Bafta-winning animation about a fairy princess in training and her best friend, Ben the Elf, is brought to the stage by the same people who adapted 'Peppa Pig'. Ladybird Gaston's cave gets a makeover and there's a surprise party for King Thistle, with songs and games along the way. Ages 2+.Read more
My First Ballet: Swan Lake
The English National Ballet School's attempting to get the kids into ballet with this production of 'Swan Lake' geared to kids aged 3 upwards. Get the little'uns into dance, then by watching this lover's ballet about a swan under a curse by a nasty witch.Read more
Theatre for children (5+)
Operation Magic Carpet
Head from the damp misty streets of London over to warm Baghdad where a young girl meets a genie and a magic carpet and heads east. Characters from 'Arabian Night's appear along Nomi's journey and her quest to get home. Ages 6-11. Samantha Ellis's play is about knowing where you come from and knowing where you're going.Read more
The Chair
It may be set on the docks of Tiger Bay in Cardiff, but Lewis Gibson's fantastical, spooky play for ages seven and up takes you to many more unexpected places. Bald-headed barber Owain Sawyers, cutthroat razor in hand, transports us to India, America, Egypt and back again as he blends an intoxicating mix of old-world yarns.Read more
Adventures in Wonderland
A show for kids to accompany the 'Alice's Adventures Underground' immersive show for adults in the Vaults at Waterloo. 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland is multi-sensory fun for children aged 5 and up. Theatre company Les Enfants Terribles create the entire weird world of Alice over several rooms underground. Kids have to make choices which determines the way their individual show goes, but the audience come together at the end for a big tea party and play croquet with the Queen of Hearts.Read more
Against Captain's Orders: A Journey into the Uncharted
Avast ye, London landlubbers, get ready for a brand new generation of salty young seadogs. The National Maritime Museum is taken captive by excited children this summer. Interactive, unpredictable and with the same production values that made immersive theatre pioneer Punchdrunk's shows for adults into internationally acclaimed phenomena, this show for ages six to 12 captures the spirit of hundreds of years of seafaring adventure perfectly. After all, Nelson was barely 13 when he went to sea. Since its beginnings in 2000, Punchdrunk has innovated in physically and mentally engaging site-specific theatre. Each show of any Punchdrunk production evolves according to how audience members react, making every performance unique. Relying on instinctive reactions to drive the drama, it's important that audiences don't know in advance what is going to unfold. The company's biggest children's show yet, this production is inspired by the museum's treasure trove of artefacts and the real-life stories of characters like Grace Darling, Captain Bligh and Francis Drake. Kids and their parents (yes, grown-ups have to muck in too) are divided into four teams with different seafaring roles: ship's watch, navigation, midshipmen and salvage. The teams begin their adventure, but then, in true Punchdrunk style, something happens which sets off a very different mission, taking the children to unexpected places and willing them to break the rules on their 'Journey into the Uncharted'. To reveal morRead more
Theatre for all the family
Billy Elliot the Musical
Current cast features Harris Beattie, Harrison Dowzel, Redmand Rance and Kaine Ward as Billy. Six years after it first stamped, swore, and pirouetted into audiences' hearts, 'Billy Elliot the Musical' continues to mark itself out as one of the best nights in town. Both as tough as a miner's fist after a Friday night booze-up and as soaringly sensitive as one of Tchaikovsky's swans, it's a gritty story of hope that works its magic by defying sentimentality and slaying stereotypes.Read more
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
'Skyfall' director Sam Mendes's huge new Warner Brothers musical confirms it: the hottest property in the West End right now is a grouchy, dead half-Norwegian, who loathed show-offs and spent most of his working life hiding out in a shed at the bottom of his garden. Roald Dahl probably wouldn't have liked the whiz-popping rave that Mendes has created from his addictive kids' book 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory' – because he felt it was Charlie's story, and any adaptation inevitably becomes the Willy Wonka show.Read more
The Lion King
The posters have been plastered around the London Underground for years – long enough for this show to become the most successful musical of all time – but nothing prepares you for the sheer impact of 'The Lion King's opening sequence. With the surge of 'Circle Of Life' reverberating through your chest, Julie Taymor's animal creations march on, species by species. Gazelles spring, birds swoop and an elephant and her child lumber through the stalls. It's a cacophonous cavalcade that genuinely stops you breathing.Read more
Matilda the Musical
'My mummy says I'm a miracle,' lisps a pampered mini-me at a purgatorial kiddies' birthday party at the outset of this delicious, treacly-dark family show. The obnoxious ma and pa of its titular, gifted, pint-sized heroine are not, of course, quite so doting. But 'Matilda' must be making its creators, playwright Dennis Kelly and comedian-songsmith Tim Minchin, a very pair of proud parents.Read more
Which play does that top photo show, the one with the train steaming down the middle of the theatre?? That looks amazing. Thanks
Which play does that top photo show, the one with the train steaming down the middle of the theatre?? That looks amazing. Thanks
Re: Elaine: the smaller theatres tend to be represented more by the 'for children' and 'for young children' tabs at the top of the screen - if you click on them you'll see shows at the Little Angel et al, it's just that the genuinely 'family friendly' shows (ie anyone of any age could see them) tend to gravitate towards the West End while the specialist children's theatre tend to put on shows that are actively aimed at children only. Might rethink this one if it's not clear!
this sight is too west end based- what is needed is some information regarding small theatres that we can take our kids to without getting a new mortgage
@elaine turner Lost Theatre does affordable theatre for children- this is their next show... http://www.losttheatre.co.uk/index.php/whats-on/calendar/11-current-shows/269-story-box


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A little phoebe nest is tucked beneath the rafters in my backyard woodshed like a miniature wreath. It's a curious little relic to behold during those long, cold snowy weeks of hauling winter cordwood. By May, it once more cradles eggs and tiny nestlings.
The elegant little nest cup is woven of green moss, lined with pine needles and dried grass and cemented with warm mud. During winter, that Phoebe's nest carries the promise of time travel to these fleeting mornings of early May when warm sunshine drenches the Lane River Valley - already now awash in spring bird songs.
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Gas Range Installation Check List
When an appliance is delivered, there is a lot to do and it is hard to remember everything.
Here is a compilation of suggestions from this forum and the Appliances Forum on what to have installers check when installing a gas range.
Before the installers leave, have them
1. dim lights, turn up the burners and check for flame color--nearly all blue and very little orange.
2. turn down the top burners and check for simmer and no click.
3. evaluate the burner & oven knobs. Do they turn to full on and off easily?
4. turn on all oven and broiler burners to be sure they ignite and also do not burn too orange.
5. check each burner grate and the overall range with a long level--front to back and side to side and diagonally.
6. make sure drip trays and oven shelves pull out easily.
7. carefully check oven door alignment and closure.
8. after turning on all top burners, turn them off, run the exhaust fan on high, and smell for gas.
Any additional suggestions or changes will be appreciated.
This is the "Performance Checklist" in the Bluestar Manual online. It's meant for installers, but there may be something worthwhile in looking it over. Correlating the above list with this list.
Appearance and Aesthetics
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Reading it over, it already prompted me to check (after I post this) the size of the gas supply line. They already located it in the wrong place once (same with fridge electical outlet). I will not be shocked if it's not the right size.


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A Boeing B-17 bomber "Nine-o-Nine" stopped in Sandpoint Idaho on June 25, 2012 and I was there to record the amazing sound this plane makes with the Sennheiser MKH-8040ST. It was a beautiful, sunny summer day out on the airfield. I had no idea this plane was going to be in town that day. I only found out as I was recording bullet impacts and I heard this faint rumble-drone sound. I looked up and saw a B-24 bomber heading ...More →
The house rumbled shortly before 3AM PST and yes, it woke me up. A thunderstorm was approaching from the South. This time of year I have the microphones and video camera at the ready for such events. I placed the High Definition MKH-8040ST microphones and the FlipHD camera just outside the front door and waited.
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For a month now I have been hearing this faint and frantic bird tweeting when at the south side of the house. I knew there was a birds nest around there somewhere but could not locate it. The chirping was very quiet and high pitched as they were very young chicks in the nest. I decided to wait until ...More →
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This is a cannon… not a huge cannon but a decent sized fairly portable cannon that makes quite a bang. When you pack it with synthetic black powder, ram a chunk of solid steel down the barrel, light the fuse, run for cover, block your ears and wait… it makes a noise, a loud noise. This is the first of many sessions planned with this cannon over the next few ...
Here is the second video from recording the sound of black powder. The audio track in this video is from a MKH-8040ST. Other microphones I used during the sessions were a MKH-416 and a Sanken CSS-5.
Recorded over a 2 week period, I was experimenting with a few different types of black powder to see what sounds it would make separately and combined. As you can hear in this demonstration the smokeless kind produces a nice fat flame rumble while the ...More →
This is the place where you will find videos of me recording various water sound effects. I will be updating the page with the videos as I produce them. I will also write a short description about each video so you know what's going on and why I'm recording a certain way. Get ready for crazy! -Frank
May 2, 2012
Recording the sound of emptying a 55 gallon drum filled with yucky, rusty ...
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There is a first time for everything and recording bullet pass bys and impacts was a first for me. I've always wanted to try my hand at bullet recording but never had the knowledge or association with anyone that had a permit to use a gun suppressor. After some searching, now I do.
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Back in November 2011 I had to opportunity to record my neighbors saw mill. I was doing something outside and I heard the mill off in the distance, it was really quiet that day for some reason. The mill is on top of the mountain behind my ranch and I always wanted to get some recordings so I called him up and asked if it would be alright to come on up and record. I don't know how he heard ...More →


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Portage Curling Club 107 West Albert Street Portage, Wisconsin 53901 USA
Map to the Portage Curling Club
Mens 2015-2016 Ratings
Mens 2014-2015 Ratings
Mens Inactive Ratings
Club History and Photos
2014-2015 Newsletter
Adult Release Form
Minor Release Form
PCC Board Meeting Minutes
Portage Junior Bonspiel
Alumni Bonspiel
Monday 5 PM Men's Dinner
Tuesday Women's
Wednesday Men's
Thursday Open
Friday Mixed
Portage Warrior Curling
Portage Warrior High School Curling
Curling Links
Bonspiel Calendar
United States Curling Association (USCA)
United States Women's Curling Association (USWCA)
Wisconsin State Curling Association
Columbia County Curling Clubs
Arlington Curling Club
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Portage, Wisconsin
Portage Chamber of Commerce
Portage Taxi Service
Best Western Hotel
Ridge Motor Inn
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Portage Curling Club Capital Campaign
The Portage Curling Club has initiated a capital campaign to fund work required on the exterior ice house roof, a de-humidification system, ice house insulation, interior ice house ceiling repairs and other capital needs. The initial goal is $50,000. All donations are fully tax deductible.
Recognition Levels:
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The Portage Curling Club was established in 1852. The club operates a 4-sheet facility from late October until March each year. Leagues are offered for men, women and mixed rinks, as well as a junior curling program. The Portage Curling Club is located in Columbia County Wisconsin, home to five curling clubs.
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Portage Curling Club Spring Banquet
Friday May 1, 2015
Cocktails 5:30 PM * Dinner 6:30 PM
Followed by a short meeting
$15 per person: Steak, lobster, potato, salad, dessert. Wine, beer, water, soda
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The UMaine alumni belong to a wide range of sectors. A few fields in which grads tend to find work include the manufacturing industry, clinical care, and the retail industry. The majority of UMaine alumni wind up in the health care industry. Typical pay for those who graduated from UMaine amounts to $55K.
In the UMaine alumni community, men make a median salary of around $62K compared to their female counterparts, who earn about $47K.
Former UMaine students with an interest in making money consider becoming Software Developers, the highest-paying gig (earnings amount to $82K) among this alumni group. Other well-paid jobs include Financial Controllers ($67K) and Mechanical Engineers (approximately $65K). Salaries are anything but generous for Electrical Engineers, where earnings rank lowest on the pay scale at $51K.
A large number of students head to Portland after college. It is no surprise that New York, which hands out the biggest paychecks (the average salary is $72K), is another of the most popular spots for former UMaine students. Though Augusta takes the cake for lowest pay among UMaine grads (the median salary is approximately $46K there), it remains a common destination for former students. UMaine alumni express interest in nearby Bangor and Boston as well.
Former Black Bears who fare the best in terms of salary hold a Doctorate (PhD) and earn $93K per year. Graduates holding a Bachelor of Science in Bachelor of Science (BS / BSc) fare the worst in terms of compensation with yearly salaries of about $33K.
About a sixth of grads report using Project Management as part of their job, making it the most popular skill. Former Black Bears who have experience with Budget Management can expect to make 32 percent more than other alumni ($72K on average). Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Office, and Microsoft Word are desirable skills as well.
Only two-fifths of alumni earn paid vacation and just one-fourth of alumni get paid sick time. A solid majority of respondents enjoy benefits like health insurance, while a majority of the survey participants receive dental plans, too. A solid majority of grads take advantage of a 401(k) plan. Additional benefits handed to University of Maine alumni include life insurance, a company-subsidized cell phone, a casual working environment, and tuition reimbursement.
Alumni of University of Vermont pick up average paychecks of around $59K, which is closest to the amount made by UMaine grads among similar schools. Other schools similar to UMaine include the University of New Hampshire-Main Campus, the University of Rhode Island, and SUNY at Binghamton.
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Missoula Investigating Public and Private Locations for Hantavirus Source
Montana's first 2015 case of hantavirus was recently discovered in Missoula County.
Montana's first 2015 case of hantavirus was recently discovered in Missoula County.
Lots of sandy booties this week. Hope you don't mind.
I have always joked that my kid is the product of a week long elk hunting trip. Which, may actually be true. We all know that hunting and athletic sports bring out the primitive beast in men. It is safe to say that it actually makes someone "more" of a man. A recent study has found that hunting may actually increase the "love" hormone in men.
Even though I wouldn't be caught dead listening to OK GO, I felt the need to share this with you. In an age where MTV is nothing but pregnant chicks and trust fund shows, people are turning their attention to the web for music videos
Among the items on Killswitch Engage's agenda is a new DVD featuring footage from their 2014 Halloween show.
On March 25, 2003, Linkin Park avoided the sophomore slump, releasing the hugely successful 'Meteora' album.
Think you're a die-hard Beastie Boys fan? See how you compare to Ben Stiller.
Everyone loves a good video of a military member returning home, so here's one that's especially poignant.
The Easter Bunny almost hopped on by the University of Montana this year, but thanks to local business owner Michael Burks, western Montana children will once again have the chance to scoop up thousands of colorful eggs and candy during the annual Easter Eggstravagaza on Saturday, April 4, on UM's Oval.
The Hellgate Rollergirls invite you to this year's speakeasy themed "Sip It" event.
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Otep Shamaya was reportedly groped by the vocalist of opening act Terror Universal, and now, Otep herself finally tells her side of the story in full detail.


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Jñanasrimitra on Exclusion
Jnanasrimitra (975-1025) was regarded by both Buddhists and non-Buddhists as the most important Indian philosopher of his generation. His theory of exclusion combined a philosophy of language with a theory of conceptual content to explore the nature of words and thought. Jnanasrimitra's theory informed much of the work accomplished at Vikramasila, a monastic and educational complex instrumental to the growth of Buddhism. His ideas were also passionately debated among successive Hindu and Jain philosophers.
This volume marks the first English translation of Jnanasrimitra's Monograph on Exclusion, a careful, critical investigation into language, perception, and conceptual awareness. Featuring the rival arguments of Buddhist and Hindu intellectuals, among other thinkers, the Monograph reflects more than half a millennium of competing claims while providing an invaluable introduction to a crucial philosopher. Lawrence J. McCrea and Parimal G. Patil familiarize the reader with the author, themes, and topics of the text and situate Jnanasrimitra's findings within his larger intellectual milieu. Their clear, accessible, and accurate translation proves the influence of Jnanasrimitra on the foundations of Buddhist and Indian philosophy.
Lawrence J. McCrea and Parimal G. Patil havce provided us with a fine translation of a rare and difficult Sanskrit text by Jñanasrimitra, a Buddhist philosopher who lived in the late tenth and early eleventh century... Excellent... This work will remain the standard English translation of Jñanasrimitra's Monograph on Exclusion for many years to come.
1. Jnanasrimitra's Intellectual World and Its History
Jnanasrimitra's Intellectual Contexts
Philosophical Traditions and Text Traditions
Sanskrit Intellectual Practices
Sources of Knowledge
2. The Buddhist Epistemological Tradition: Dignaga and Dharmakirti
Objects and Their Status
The Elements of Inferential Reasoning
3. Dharmottara's Epistemological Revolution
4. Jnanasrimitra's Reworking of the Theory of Exclusion
Relativization of Internal and External
Conditionally Adopted Positions
5. Translation Practices
Editorial Conventions
Numbering System
Jnanasrimitra's Monograph on Exclusion
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain formally requested a European bank rescue on Monday but lack of details kept investors fretting and Moody's cut the ratings of most Spanish lenders, citing the government's reduced ability to support them and the likelihood of higher property losses.
In a letter to Eurogroup Chairman Jean-Claude Juncker sent early on Monday, Spanish Economy Minister Luis de Guindos said he wanted to take up the EU offer of up to 100 billion euros and hoped to finalise the package by July 9.
He did not specify how much money Spain will seek to recapitalise the indebted lenders and said the final amount and conditions of the assistance were still under discussion.
Ahead of reports of the Moody's downgrade, Spanish banking stocks .IBAN.BC closed down 4.9 percent on Monday, underperforming the blue-chips index .IBEX, which fell 3.7 percent. Spain's country risk, as measured by the spread between German and Spanish benchmark bonds, rose to around 518 basis points.
Moody's downgraded the ratings of 28 of 33 rated banks, by one to four notches, following a cut to Spain's sovereign rating to just above junk status earlier this month.
"The reduced creditworthiness of the Spanish sovereign...affects the government's ability to support the banks," the credit rating agency said in a statement.
"The banks' exposures to commercial real estate will likely cause higher losses, which might increase the likelihood that these banks will require external support."
The downgrade included Spain's largest two lenders, Santander (SAN.MC) and BBVA (BBVA.MC) and left the long-term debt of Bankia (BKIA.MC), which requested a bailout last month, at junk status.
Moody's said it would assess the impact of the euro zone recapitalisation on banks' creditworthiness and bondholders once details on funds to individual banks were known.
Economy Minister De Guindos said an independent audit of the banking sector released last Thursday would be used as a starting point to determine the capital needs, to which an additional security buffer will be added.
The audit showed Spanish banks, badly hit by a property crash four years ago, need up to 62 billion euros to weather a severe economic downturn.
Analysts say the euro zone's fourth largest economy, which has become the focus of the debt crisis, will struggle to get out of recession unless the banking problems are solved.
According to financial and government sources, four nationalised banks - Bankia, CatalunyaCaixa, NovaGalicia and Banco de Valencia - will get the bulk of the aid. These banks could need a cash injection of around 40 billion euros as soon as July, the sources said.
The bailout mechanism - European Stability Mechanism or European Financial Stability facility - which will be used to raise the money will be chosen at a later stage.
This choice is important because the ESM has a preferred debtor status which would push private bondholders down the queue for repayment of their investments.
Luxembourg Prime Minister Jean-Claude Juncker, who chairs monthly meetings of euro zone finance ministers, said he had received the request and would give an answer "in due course".
"We expect to give a mandate to the Commission, in liaison with the ECB and the EBA, to negotiate the necessary policy conditionality for the financial sector, including restructuring plans in accordance with EU state aid rules, which shall accompany the financial assistance," he said in a statement.
The European Commission usually requires banks which receive aid to sell assets, close branches and restructure.
This would, however, not involve imposing losses on banks' bondholders, something De Guindos ruled out on Friday.
Secretary of State for Economy Fernando Jimenez Latorre said on Monday the aid should reach the banks within three or four months and that transitory liquidity mechanisms would be used for the entities which require a lifeline earlier.
"In the next weeks, we will clear doubts about the seniority of the European aid, the conditions for the credits, the maturity, if it will affect the deficit," he said.
He added that the possibility of channeling the European aid directly to the banks was still an option. The request letter, however, said Spain's bank restructuring fund, known as the FROB, would receive the money and distribute it to the lenders.
Documents released on Friday after the independent audit showed Spain will carry out yet another stress test of its banks by October with a focus on seven lenders that might not need aid right away but could still be vulnerable.
Doing the extra test gives Spain at least two more months to negotiate for direct recapitalisation of the banks. The government wants to avoid taking on the aid itself and then channeling it to the banks, which would affect the public debt, potentially ramping up borrowing costs and dragging it further into the debt crisis.
Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Garcia-Margallo said on Monday that Spain would insist on having long maturities and low interest rates on the loans. He also said direct European aid for the banks was still an option.
Spain has escaped conditionality for its economic policy in return for the financial assistance but it will be placed under increased scrutiny from its EU partners.
"The way Spain complies with any and all of its commitments will be looked at with more attention than for a country which has not sought financial assistance," said EU competition chief Joaquin Almunia on Monday.
Almunia will be in charge of supervising the restructuring of the banking sector and maintaining a level playing field with other lenders in Europe which did not receive state aid.
(Additional reporting by Carlos Ruano in Santander, Sarah Morris, Robert Hetz and Emma Pinedo in Madrid and Luke Baker in Brussels; editing by Fiona Ortiz and Anna Willard and Michael Roddy)
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Record from Propellerhead Software is multi-track audio and MIDI recording/editing software. It provides unlimited audio tracks, world class effects and mixing gear, and a whole new take on music recording. For those users that have Reason, Record integrates fully with the renowned synthesizer rack.
With an intuitive, straightforward interface and a hands-on approach to capturing performances, Record was designed for musicians - not audio engineers. Capture your ideas with a minimum of mouse clicks and menu actions, and build perfect takes and arrange on the fly. Record's effects and mixing console provide all the tools necessary for creating music - easily.
- Record
- Recording music is all about seizing the moment - capturing a perfect performance - or even nailing that idea before it goes away - requires tools that are ready when you are. Record is always ready. Created with musicians in mind, Record lets you create record ready channels in an instant, minimizing the steps between idea and actual recording. The result equals more music - and less dialog boxes
- For guitar and bass players, Record comes installed with separate guitar and bass POD units from Line 6. With bass and guitar amplifiers available for every single track in your Record project, you are never short of interesting tones and timbres. As the Line 6 amplifiers are insert effects and don't affect the original instrument signal, you are free to change your amplifier and cabinet settings at any point in time - even after laying down your track
- All the instruments, processors and effect units used in a song are housed inside Record's customizable rack. Any device created is automatically and logically patched into the rack, but if you're feeling adventurous or need to do some routing of your own, just flip your entire Record rack over and all the cables are available
- To help you complement your recorded material, Record also comes with multi instrument ID8 - a songwriter's toolbox. ID8 ships with a wide palette of sounds useful for building a steady foundation for your tracks, like pianos, drums, bass, strings and more
- Arrange
- To help you arrange your tracks in a smooth, effortless way, Record comes with a fast and flexible sequencer. Immediate and intuitive, the sequencer puts you in control of your arrangements, letting you move and edit parts as you go along
- As a perfect performance may be less than perfect from scratch, the software features a swift and easy to use comp editor. Building the ultimate vocal track is as simple as selecting the parts that work and muting the ones that don't. Exit the comp editor and listen to the results - a perfect take containing only the good parts
- Record has a unique twist on the concept of time and tempo. Record's real-time time-stretch lets you play now and pick the tempo later; change the song tempo and all your audio tracks will follow right along without any need for pre-processing of any kind. Need to slow your song down to nail a tricky passage? Just reduce the tempo, record your performance and bring the tempo back up, without degrading the audio quality
- With its fully featured sequencer, Record also takes care of your MIDI performances, for use with the build in ID-8 instrument or for controlling Reason instrument and devices when Record is paired with Reason
- The MIDI sequencer also handles all the automation in Record. Every thinkable knob, button or fader can be automated with ease, and then edited and fine tuned in the sequencer
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- The mixing console's sound and signal processing were faithfully modeled after the legendary SSL 9000k analog mixing desk. Flexible routing, full dynamics, EQ, advanced effects handling, full automation and a 64-bit mix bus gives you that big studio sound right out of your computer. And yes, the master-bus compression is included
- The Record rack can be stacked with an infinite number of reverbs, distortion units, delays, dynamic processors, mastering EQs - everything you need to shape and color your sounds. Click and drag effects straight to the rack, or load any of the expertly crafted patches
- The mixing console's EQ section features high and low pass filters, high and low shelving filters as well as parametric midrange filters. This is where you can add some extra polish to your recordings
- Every channel has its own fully featured dynamics section with compressor, gate and expander functions
- The console has 8 dedicated effect sends and each channel's sends can be set to work pre or post fader. Adding a send effect to the mixer is a 2 mouse-click affair. Simply right-click in the mixer's master section and select what effect you want to use
- Each track in Record is made up of three components - a sequencer track, a rack device (audio track or mix device) and a mixer channel. In the rack device, you can put all the insert effects you want on your sound, and you can also map controls on the insert effects to the insert section in the mixer. These setups can then be saved as patches for instant recall. Record ships with a large library of ready-made insert patches for a wide array of applications. Reason users will recognize this method from Reason's combinator, so in essence this is like having a dedicated combinator per mixer channel
- The fader section is where the faders are and this is also where you set the pan, handle solo and mute. Stereo channels also have a stereo width control
- The Master compressor is what gives your music that final touch. The legendary dynamics processor it was modeled after is in use in studios all over the world
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- If you have Reason registered and installed on your computer, all your favorite Reason devices will automatically be available within Record's ever-expandable, multiple racks. No setting up. No ReWire
- When using Record and Reason together, your Reason song files can be opened from within Record, letting you continue on your creations where you left off. When you save your work as a Record project, the Reason devices become part of the Record document. Also Record becomes fully ReFill compatible - use patches from any ReFill sound library directly in Record
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Thierry Henry is to appear before a FIFA hearing today over the infamous handball during the World Cup playoff second leg against the Republic of Ireland in Paris on November 18 that sent his team to the World Cup.
The hearing was ordered last month when FIFA's executive committee called Henry to face a disciplinary committee.
The current FIFA rules are more specific about players using their hands to prevent a goal rather than to score a goal. In Henry's case, he used his hand to keep a free kick in play before crossing the ball to colleague William Gallas, who scored what would be the decisive goal against the Irish in the playoff.
It is expected that the French striker will base his defense on this interpretation of FIFA regulations, and in doing so hope to avoid a ban. The Barcelona striker could be hit with a fine or a warning, based on how FIFA want to come down on this form of unsportsmanlike behavior.
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All My Enemies
A Brock and Kolla Mystery
By Barry Maitland
(Minotaur Books, Paperback, 9780312384005, 304pp.)
Publication Date: September 15, 2009
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In one of the finest and most pivotal books in this critically acclaimed series, never before published in the U.S., D.S. Kathy Kolla reports to New Scotland Yard and to D.C.I. David Brock's Serious Crime Division.
Just before Kolla is to start her new job, a young woman is found viscously murdered in a leafy, well-heeled suburb, and the grotesque details of the slaughter appear to be well-rehearsed, even theatrical. Assigned to the case, Kolla's only improbable lead draws her to a local amateur drama group. Once in their orbit, she is lured into a piece of theatre over which, increasingly, she has little control. In All My Enemies, Brock and Kolla find themselves in a tangled web of deceptions in a case wherein a corpus of plays becomes a template for murder.
Barry Maitland is the author of several previous novels featuring D.C.I David Brock and Det. Sgt. Kathy Kolla, most recently Spider Trap. Born in Scotland and raised in London, Maitland lives in Australia. He's been a finalist for the Barry Award, the John Creasey Award, and is a winner of the Ned Kelley Award.
"Maitland does a fine job developing complex, interesting characters within a sinister, well-paced plot."--Publishers Weekly "A must-read for fans of the British procedural, with a hair-raising denouement."--Kirkus Reviews


text: Yeah, I noticed this recent arc has alot of killings mentioned. Lucci is insane, killing 500 hostages, he should have saved them and killed the pirates instead. And just in the last chapter the WG admiral commands his man to blow up a ship with 1000 of their allies, the dude hesitates, and the WG-man shoots him on the spot. It seems to me the the WG is pointlessly evil, killing right and left. What's up with that...even the pirates are better, and I'm not talking about the nice guys like Strawhats.


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For King & Country (band)
|For King & Country
|Nashville, Tennessee, United States
|Christian pop, alternative rock, soft rock
|Years active
|2007 – present
|Joel David Smallbone[1]
Luke James Smallbone[1]
For King & Country, stylized as for KING & COUNTRY and formerly known as Joel & Luke, is a Christian pop duo composed of Australian-American brothers Joel & Luke Smallbone. The Nashville-based brothers' 2012 debut record Crave, has received much praise, and they were named by Billboard as one of the "New Artists To Watch" for 2012.[2] American Songwriter described them as "Australia's answer to Coldplay."[3]
SUSIE Magazine raves, "It takes only one listen to the brothers' rich, upbeat, alternative sounds and thoughtful lyrics to understand their sudden popularity."
They describe their philosophy as such:
"The power of music can impact our mood, emotions, our day. But when you merge the strength of music with the heart, hope and passion of the Gospel... it has the ultimate power not only to change someone's day, but to impact them for eternity. This is why we write music and sing songs - we hope that people will be moved, encouraged and stirred to live a life for Someone greater than themselves."[4]
They cite U2, Mutemath, OneRepublic, The Beatles, The Goo Goo Dolls, and Switchfoot, as well as film scores such as those from Braveheart and Gladiator, as their musical influences.[5]
The brothers were born in Sydney, and moved to Nashville, Tennessee in 1991.[4] The Smallbones are the younger brothers of Christian recording artist and speaker Rebecca St. James, and the brothers-in-law of Jacob Fink, bassist for the band Foster the People.
Their father was a music promoter, and Joel recalls, "going to these rock concerts, sitting on my father's shoulders, plugging my ears...Honestly, in a lot of ways I feel like music chose me and as I grew older, I made a clear decision to fully lean into it."[6]
Early Career, 2007-2010[edit]
During high school, the brothers did background vocals and other supporting roles for their sister, St. James, and various bands in concerts across America.[4] Shortly after Luke graduated from high school, the brothers decided to explore the possibility of forming a band, and in 2007, they began performing as their own band. They began their career with the band name "Joel & Luke", which they later changed to "Austoville". In 2008, they released an EP, A Tale of Two Towns with six songs, three of which appeared on Crave with slightly different melodies and lyrics ("Missing", "Sane", and "Love's to Blame") and three others entitled "Broken Lullabies", "Believe Me Now", and "Something's Gotta Give". Love's to Blame was co-written by St. James.[4]
In 2009, they signed on with Warner Music Group with Ben Glover as their producer. They changed their name to "For King & Country", after a British battle cry. Luke said,
"We wanted a band name that carried more meaning. We were in the studio recording our debut record that Joel had the idea of All The King's Men, like the Humpty Dumpty nursery rhyme. Our producer overheard our conversation and swung around in his chair and said, 'What about For King & Country?' And we all felt a sense of providence in that moment. "For King and Country" was the battle cry of English soldiers willing to lay down their lives for their king and their country. And now it has become our mission, to lay down our lives for our King and our country."[4]
For King & Country: The EP (2011)[edit]
In 2011, they released For King & Country: The EP. Their song "Busted Heart (Hold On To Me)" was released as a single and peaked at No. 3 on Billboard 's Christian Songs chart.[7] They described "Busted Heart" as "really a universal cry of humanity for something greater than ourselves...[People] think [they've] got it all sorted out, and life will deal you those blows.
Crave, 2012 – 2014[edit]
Their debut album Crave was released on 28 February 2012. The album hit No. 2 on the iTunes top Christian & Gospel albums on its day of release and No. 42 on the overall chart. It peaked at No. 4 on Billboard 's Christian Albums chart, and has remained on the chart for 26 weeks, as of 11 August 2012 chart, and also charted on Billboard 200.[8] The album has received rave reviews from critics.
Their first single, "Busted Heart" was the fastest-rising single of 2011 in their genre, climbing the Top 10 for weeks.
Shortly after Crave 's release, they released "The Proof of Your Love" as a single, remixed and titled "The Proof of Your Love: The Monologue Mix". The single differs from the album version with a monologue spoken by Joel from 1 Corinthians 13:1-7 (The Message) as the bridge instead of the guitar riff on the album version. The single is currently charting on Billboard's Christian Songs chart at No. 11 with 19 consecutive weeks on the chart as of 15 September 2012 chart.[9]
The band toured on the 2012 Winter Jam Tour Spectacular. In May 2012, they appeared on the Huckabee show on Fox News Channel.[10]
Their debut hit song, "Busted Heart (Hold On To Me)" was featured on 28 October 2012 episode of VH1's "Rehab with Dr. Drew." [11] Among other television placements, their songs "People Change" and "Love's To Blame" have been featured The CW's Vampire Diaries, and "Light It Up" and "Sane" have been featured on the Lifetime show Drop Dead Diva.[12][13]
In July 2012, they announced The Proof of Your Love Tour with Jason Castro and Dara Maclean to visit 30 cities from September through November 2012.[14]
In October 2012, they released an original Christmas song entitled "Baby Boy"; peaking at No. 20 on the chart.[15]
During the northern hemisphere summer of 2013, the band was forced to take time off when the 6 ft 4 in (1.93 m) Luke dropped to 125 pounds (57 kg) due to an attack of ulcerative colitis.[16]
In June 2013, Joel Smallbone appeared in a non-singing role as King Xerxes in the film, The Book of Esther from Pure Flix Entertainment.[17]
In August 2013, the band released Hope Is What We Crave: Live, a live album and DVD, both recorded at The Factory in Nashville on the last night of the band's first headlining tour. They also released "Hope Is What We Crave" as a single. It is a reworked version of "Crave" from their album, with slightly altered lyrics and a new melody.[citation needed]
The band toured with Casting Crowns starting in February 2014.[citation needed]
Run Wild. Live Free. Love Strong 2014–present[edit]
The band released their new album Run Wild. Live Free. Love Strong. on 16 September 2014.[16]
On 26 June 2010, Luke married Courtney Helm.[18] He announced his first child, Jude James Smallbone, was born on 19 December 2012.[19]
On 7 July 2013, Joel married Moriah Peters in California. The couple saved their first kiss for their wedding day.[20] They now reside in Nashville, Tennessee.[21]
Studio albums[edit]
|Album details
|Peak chart positions
|Run Wild. Live Free. Love Strong.
|A Tale of Two Towns: The EP
|For King & Country: The EP
|Into the Silent Night: The EP
|Peak Chart Positions
|US Christian
|US Heatseekers
|"Busted Heart (Hold On To Me)"
|For King & Country: The EP and Crave
|"The Proof of Your Love"
|"Baby Boy"
|Into the Silent Night: The EP
|"Hope Is What We Crave"
|Hope Is What We Crave (single) (single version) and Crave (album version listed as "Crave")
|"From the Inside Out"[citation needed]
|From the Inside Out (single)
|"Fix My Eyes"[22]
|Run Wild. Live Free. Love Strong.
Featured performer[edit]
|"Caught Dreaming"
|Andy Mineo
|Heroes for Sale
Joel Smallbone was featured on "Take this City" by Everfound.[23]
In December 2012, iTunes selected Crave as their Breakthrough Christian & Gospel Album of 2012[24] while at the inaugural K-LOVE Fan Awards held 1 June 2013 they collected the "Breakthrough Artist of the Year".[24] In 2015, they won two Grammy Awards at the 57th Grammy Awards, one for Best Contemporary Christian Music Album and one for Best Contemporary Christian Music Performance/Song.[25]
|Best Contemporary Christian Music Album (Run Wild. Live Free. Love Strong.)
|Best Contemporary Christian Music Performance/Song ("Messengers" Lecrae featuring for KING & COUNTRY)
|Song of the Year ("The Proof of Your Love")
|Contemporary Christian Performance ("The Proof of Your Love")
|Pop/Contemporary Album of the Year (Crave)
|Rap/Hip-Hop Song of the Year ("Caught Dreaming" Andy Mineo featuring for KING & COUNTRY)
|New Artist of the Year
|Short Form Music Video of the Year ("The Proof of Your Love")
- ^ a b ASCAP. "Busted Heart". ASCAP. Retrieved 4 June 2012.
- ^ "for KING & COUNTRY: Billboard's Artist To Watch In 2012!". Forkingandcountry.com. 17 January 2012. Retrieved 13 May 2013.
- ^ "Live at American Songwriter—Ken Will Morton, For King & Country, Jack Tempchin, Garland Jeffreys". Americansongwriter.com. 2 November 2011. Retrieved 13 May 2013.
- ^ a b c d e "For King & Country: From Rebecca St James sidemen to CCM success". Crossrhythms.co.uk. 23 May 2012. Retrieved 13 May 2013.
- ^ "Writer of the Week: for KING & COUNTRY". Americansongwriter.com. 7 July 2013. Retrieved 11 July 2013.
- ^ "Biography | for KING & COUNTRY". Forkingandcountry.com. Retrieved 11 July 2013.
- ^ "Billboard 3/10/2012". Billboard.com. 10 March 2012. Retrieved 13 May 2013.
- ^ Billboard 30 June 2012
- ^ Billboard 30 June 2012
- ^ "For King & Country on 'Huckabee'". Foxnews.com. Retrieved 13 May 2013.
- ^ "Rehab With Dr. Drew | Songs By Episode". VH1.com. 11 November 2012. Retrieved 13 May 2013.
- ^ "For King & Country Releases Debut Record on Feb. 28". Music News Nashville. 12 December 2011. Retrieved 13 May 2013.
- ^ "Biography | for KING & COUNTRY". Forkingandcountry.com. Retrieved 13 May 2013.
- ^ "'Proof of your Love Tour' Brings three of Christian music's brightest new Artists - for King & Country, Jason Castro, and Dara Maclean". Breathecast.christianpost.com. 12 July 2012. Retrieved 13 May 2013.
- ^ "Christian Songs, Billboard.com, issue date December 22, 2012". Billboard.com. Retrieved 13 December 2012.
- ^ a b Adams, Brent (12 December 2013). "For King & Country returning to Southeast Dec. 21-22". The Southeast Outlook. Middletown, Kentucky: Southeast Christian Church. Retrieved 13 December 2013.
- ^ "Pure Flix Entertainment Presents 'The Book of Esther', Christianactivities.com, issue date June 8, 2013". ChristianActivities.com. Retrieved 9 June 2013.
- ^ Simple Wedding - Luke & Courtney's Wedding Program
- ^ "Music News, December 2012: IT'S A BOY FOR LUKE SMALLBONE OF AUSSIE DUO FOR KING & COUNTRY". Jesusfreakhideout.com. 20 December 2012. Retrieved 16 August 2013.
- ^ Dinger, Anna. "For King & Country's Joel Smallbone Married Moriah Peters On July 7 [Photo] : Articles". MusicTimes. Retrieved 11 July 2013.
- ^ Dinger, Anna. "For King & Country's Joel Smallbone Married Moriah Peters On July 7 [Photo] : Articles". MusicTimes. Retrieved July 10, 2013.
- ^ a b "For King & Country". billboard.com.
- ^ "New Single - "Take This City (feat. Joel of for KING & COUNTRY)". Everfound Official Website.
- ^ a b Shi, Tony. "For King & Country Is Named Breakthrough Artist Of The Year At The First-Ever K-Love Fan Awards". breathecast.christianpost.com. Retrieved 14 June 2013.
- ^ "Grammy Awards 2015 Winners: Lecrae, for King & Country, Erica Campbell Win Big In Christian Gospel Categories". Christian News, The Gospel Herald.


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A 4th century banqueting set which once belonged to a rich Roman family was discovered recently in a well during excavation in London. The set included 19 metal vessels. (photos)
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The National Museums of Scotland are launching a new project to shed light on the so-called Dark Ages to educate people about the surprisingly sophisticated cultures of the Picts, Gaels, and Norse.
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Popular movies, movie stars, and TV series such as Harry Potter, Angelina Jolie, and Star Trek are mainly entertainment, but they also have helped keep Latin in the public eye when it otherwise would be forgotten outside academia.
Roman-era synagogue found near Sea of Galilee
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The remains of a late Roman-Byzantine-era synagogue have been discovered in the Arbel National Park near the Sea of Galilee. The building is thought to date from the 2nd to 4th century C.E.
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A recent study by the Food Science Department of the University of Wales Institute in Cardiff has revealed Great Britain's 10 oldest recipes, including hedgehog and haggis.
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Contrary to popular belief, the Gauls during the time of Julius Caesar may not have been the rough barbarians as depicted in the Asterix books but a civilized society whose leaders lived in palaces.
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Submitted by Milica on Sun, 2007-09-16 15:56
Archaeologists working on the Gask Ridge Project in Scotland now believe that the fortification, which predates Hadrian's Wall by 50 years, was an important part of the Roman defense in northern Britain. The forts were later incorporated into the Antonine Wall.
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Archaeologists excavating the ruins of the city of Rehov, in northern Israel, have found thirty intact beehives and other apicultural artifacts dating to approximately 900 B.C.E.
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The footprint of a hobnailed sandal has caused quite a stir since it was discovered during work at the Roman city of Sussita, east of Lake Kinneret in Israel.
"Exquisitely carved" statue of Hadrian found in Turkey
Submitted by Milica on Sat, 2007-09-01 08:10
A large statue of the Roman emperor Hadrian has been discovered by archaeologists from the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (Belgium) in Sagalassos, an ancient Greco-Roman city in south-central Turkey. (photos)
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A new study of clothing from Anglo Saxon graves by archaeologist Penelope Walton Rogers shows that most styles followed the customs set in northern France.
Byzantine mosaic found in Israel
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An elaborately-decorated mosaic floor dating to the 6th century has been discovered near the Israeli city of Palmahim. The floor is thought to have belonged to the dining area of a Byzantine villa.
London deli hides elaborate Roman dining hall
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London's building boom has also produced a boom for archaeologists by uncovering the city's Roman past. Recent finds include a 2nd century dining room decorated with plaster murals.
Pope permits examination of the tomb of St. Paul
Submitted by Milica on Sun, 2007-07-29 12:12
Pope Benedict has given his permission to open a tomb believed to be that of the apostle Paul. The sarcophagus was rediscovered during excavations of the site in 2002 and 2003.
5-acre bath complex discovered in Rome
Submitted by Milica on Sun, 2007-07-22 09:39
Archaeologists working in Rome have discovered a lavish, two-story Roman bath complex complete with "decorated hot rooms, vaults, changing rooms, marble latrines and an underground room where slaves lit the fire to warm the baths."
2,000-year-old Iron Age roundhouses may be washed away by storms
Submitted by Milica on Fri, 2007-07-20 17:31
A team of archaeologists from St. Andrews University are battling against time to study Iron Age roundhouses on the Scottish island of North Uist. The structures were first exposed in 2005, and are now in danger of washing away in a storm.
Early Mexicans liked spicy food
Submitted by Milica on Thu, 2007-07-19 09:14
Science Daily reports that chili peppers dating from between 490 and 780 C.E. have been discovered in a cave in Oaxaca Mexico. Experts believe that the plants were cultivated and used in early Mexican cuisine.
Roman farmers leave agricultural legacy
Submitted by Milica on Wed, 2007-07-18 18:14
Archaeologists working in the Tronçais forest of France have discovered over 100 Roman settlements, the legacy of which continue to affect the ecology of the area.
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