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What's the best technique to identify the guitar chords of a song?
I know the basic chords and also how to get into the rhythm of a song! But I'll always be spending huge amount of time to identify the chords :(
You can try using chordify. It's not always correct, but in many cases it's a pretty good start.
At a beginner level, the first step is to identify the root note of the chord - this is often (especially in most pop or rock music) the lowest note of the chord, so you should be able to hear and compare with a plucked note on your guitar.
If you can accompany a song just using the root notes then you will have an idea of the chords and the progression through the song.
Identifying whether it is an A minor, A 7th, A sus 4 etc comes more from practice and experience. You learn to hear what each type of chord sounds like and will be able to play along with a version of the chord.
Once you can do that, you are likely to find that although the chords may be right, you may be playing a different fingering than is used on the track. There are many ways to play each chord, not just because you can play in various places on the fretboard, but also because you don't need to have the notes in order, or even play all the notes in a chord, so to accurately play in the style of a particular artist, you need to learn their techniques - they may go for basic powerchords, or like to stretch across a wide range of frets etc.
To find the chords for a song (you mention guitar chords, which will be the same chords, but may have different voicings), first you have to establish what key the song is in. This you do by listening carefully to 1. What the first chord is. 2. What the last chord is. 3. A place in the song where it sounds like it could finish, even if it doesn't,or places where the same 'home chord' comes, often.This chord is most likely to be the key chord.
When you have this, call it chord one. The other two main chords in the song will be four and five. E.g. in G, G being one, C is four and D five.
Assuming it's in a major key, there may be minor chords in the song - six, two and three, often in that order of probability. Most pop songs will have less than all 6, in them. Many songs have only 3 or 4, and some (Achy Breaky Heart, Dance the Night Away) manage with only 2, these being one and five.
As Dr Mayhem suggests, to find a chord, listen to its basic note, and move one fret at a time up the bottom (fat) string of your guitar, until you come to the note that matches that chord. This stands a good chance of being the key chord. Put the radio on, and try this with every song that gets played, you'll be surprised how quickly you improve.


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CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. – The Baltimore Mandolin Orchestra will bring its unique sound and arrangements of classical music, show tunes, rags, marches and a variety of other traditional compositions for mandolin orchestras to Wilson College on Saturday, March 31. The performance, which is part of Wilson's 2011-12 Performing Arts Series, will begin at 7:30 p.m. in Laird Hall.
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The mandolin, a string instrument of Italian origin, is enjoying a renaissance and the Baltimore Mandolin Orchestra is riding that resurgence in popularity. Under the direction of David T. Evans, the ensemble of mandolins, mandolas, mandocellos, mandobasses and classical guitars is one of more than 30 active mandolin orchestras in the U.S. today. Their combination of instruments, musical selections and arrangements makes for a singular listening experience.
The Baltimore Mandolin Orchestra, which was founded in 1924 and gave its first performance the following year, was created by German-born band leader Conrad Gebelein at a time when mandolin orchestras could be found in virtually every city in the United States and on many college campuses. Over the years, the orchestra has formed and disbanded several times. After being resurrected in 1975, the orchestra has been going strong ever since. More information on the orchestra can be found online at www.baltimoremandolinorchestra.org.
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Alan Rickman(Professor Snape) and Jason Isaacs(Lucius Malfoy) are set to star in a new film "Manchester United Ruined My Life". Filming for this movie is set to take place this summer on the Isle of Man. Thanks Denise!


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It seems that every time you open an automotive enthusiast magazine, you come across a first-generation Camaro LS-swap. They are everywhere and the fad is growing faster than this recession. And why not? No car of today can match the spine-tingling appeal of a '60s or '70s Bow Tie combined with the technological advances that an LS-motor provides.
It really is the best of both worlds--you can cruise the streets in a hot rod of yesteryear and make 600 hp with a smooth idle, great manners, simple computer tuning, fabulous miles per gallon, and all while stripping over excess tonnage off the nose. Back that up with an electronic transmission, and you will have bystanders drooling.
We, once again, hooked up with Tune Time Performance as they have opened their shop to our every need time and time again. Our donor hot rod isn't a '69 Camaro, shoebox Nova, or '57 Chevy; it's a car that every weekend drag racer has come to love, the '80 Malibu. Weighing in at close to 3,000 pounds, priced for the average enthusiast, and with a short wheelbase to boot, these Malibus make some of the best drag cars out there. Show up at any Friday night gamblers race and you're sure to see a few with the wheels in the sky.
We pieced together our LS with an LQ9 steel short-block out of an Escalade, Tune Time Performance cylinder heads, LS6 intake manifold, and custom-ground camshaft. To back the LS, TCI Performance Transmissions hooked us up with absolutely everything we would ever need for such a conversion, including its 4L60E electronic transmission, 3200-stall lock-up torque converter, transmission control unit, dipstick, crossmember, and much more.
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This event with UN High Commissioner for Refugees António Guterres features findings from UNHCR's report, Children on the Run, which examines the increasing numbers of children from Central America and Mexico who head off alone to find refuge in the United States, fleeing violence, insecurity, and abuse. The discussion provides analysis on the reasons behind the growing migration of this vulnerable population and offers recommendations. Read the report here.
This panel discussion on unaccompanied minors focuses on a report by Kids in Need of Defense and the Center for Gender & Refugee Studies at UC Hastings College of the Law, whose primary conclusion is that children face a U.S. immigration system created for adults that is not required to consider the child's best interests.
This discussion explores how the 2014 Greek Presidency of the European Union and the United States can work to address the challenges of managing migration while meeting humanitarian obligations and nurturing economic growth.
This panel discussion offers perspectives on border policy management from leading officials in the Canadian, Mexican, and U.S. governments, and showcases the MPI book, "Managing Borders in an Increasingly Borderless World."
During this public briefing in Guatemala City (conducted in both English and Spanish), the Co-Directors of the Migration Policy Institute-convened Regional Migration Study Group, MPI President Demetrios G. Papademetriou and Senior Fellow Doris Meissner, presented the Study Group's final report, Thinking Regionally to Compete Globally: Leveraging Migration and Human Capital in the U.S., Mexico, and Central America.
This Transatlantic Council on Migration statement assesses the continuum of policies needed to disrupt illegal migration-related activities and addresses the conditions that make them possible. It examines the role of migration "bad actors"—human traffickers and unscrupulous employers, among them—who operate and profit in this environment, and considers how governments can deploy resources to discourage their actions.
This report, based on an undercover exposé of Punjabi visa agencies by The Sunday Times, sketches one immigration loophole into Europe: so-called "donkey flights" by which Indian migrants obtain a tourist visa for a Schengen-zone country in order to enter the United Kingdom through the back door. Thousands of visa agencies operate in the Punjab region alone, with varying degrees of legality, some having links to criminal smuggling networks across Europe.
This report examines human trafficking and smuggling trends and routes to Europe, and profiles the facilitators and clients/victims of such activities. It also offers a menu of policy options that are likely to reduce trafficking and smuggling flows, noting that such policies must be multifaceted to address a variety of contributing factors simultaneously.


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Founder Feedback gives you insight from the startup trenches.
In a post from his blog, Jon Carder, CEO of Mogl.com and San Diego Founder Institute mentor, explains why the fear of failure can be beneficial for entrepreneurs. He says "fear can produce two critical components of success; energy and enlightenment. Fear is the #1 human motivator."
Below, the article "FEAR - it's designed to help you succeed" from Jon's Entrepreneurship is Like Crack blog, has been republished.
"The head of an entrepreneur is a lonely place. Am I smart enough? Do I work hard enough? Is my idea right? Do I have what it takes? How do I stack up against other entrepreneurs? Do I have the best team? Are we better than the competition? What will this all look like in a year from now? What if I fail?
Failure looms over us every day, no matter how big or small the company. It talks to us inside our head, constantly questioning our ability to succeed. We don't know the future. We don't know what the competition is doing behind closed doors. We don't know what our employees are really thinking or investors for that matter.
There is no KNOW in the entrepreneur game, there is only FAITH. It's the religion of "I". I will do this, I will succeed, I will work harder, I am smart enough, I will build the best team, I will inspire my team, I will instill confidence in my investors, I will build a product people love, I have what it takes. I will do it!
But no matter how confident you are there will always be fear. The entrepreneurs who pound their chests and seem to fear nothing are the most insecure of them all. We all have to deal with fear; there are no exceptions to the rule. Knowing we all have to deal with the same thing can be comforting. We are not alone and those insecure voices are just part of being human. The trick is to harness the fear. If harnessed correctly and balanced with optimism, hope and a clear vision for the future you will achieve your dreams.
So what does harness fear actually mean? Fear can manifest in many forms such as insecurity, doubt, hopelessness and paranoia. The entrepreneur x factor is the ability to recognize fear and instead of ignoring it you use it to your advantage. Fear comes from your instincts and it's really just trying to help you survive. Fear can produce two critical components of success; energy and enlightenment.
Fear = Energy
Fear is the #1 human motivator, above sex believe it or not. Use fear to drive forward. Fear can give you that extra boost of energy when you need to overcome an obstacle. Similar to how the best athletes and soldiers perform better under stress. Fear can also cause you to freeze up or run away. Some people can naturally harness fear to perform better, for others it takes practice.
Fear = Enlightenment
Out of fear comes awareness. Fear is effective at shinning a light on areas that need your focus. Where is the fear coming from? Listen to fear as it can point out areas that need improvement or understanding. Knowledge alone will eliminate fear in many cases.
So when you hear the voices… when you feel the fear and paranoia creeping in… embrace, harness and Tai Chi the fuck out of it."
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Since the leg moves forward while the shin and foot naturally swing upwards, the easiest application of this kick is that of directing one's energy upwards, perhaps considering it a "kick to the groin". However, one can deliver massive force forward with this kick as well, which is considered its main application by most instructors. Directed forward, this is actually one of the most powerful kicks in Taekwondo, and it is quite often used in exhibitions and board-breaking competitions where power is demonstrated. It is a kick distinct from the push kick (mireo chagi) in that the power should be delivered instantaneously.
In order to not injure ones toes while executing this kick, it is usually delivered through the front base of the foot (ap chook), if not with the flat upperside of the foot (bal deung). If performed with the bare foot then the ball of the foot is used on impact with the toes drawn up to prevent injury. To strike with ap chook one has to raise one's toes so that the their tips will not be the first contact point. Even when directed forward, this is not a kick where the first contact point should be the base of the heel, as is considered beneficial in some other martial arts having a similar kick. In Taekwondo, one would strike forward with the ankle extended, so that the upperside of the foot forms a straight line with the shin, and with the toes bent back (pointing up). In other words an "ap chook ap chagi". Having the foot in any other position when directing this kick strictly forward would be considered highly unorthodox, and is a common error among beginners. An example of one variation considered to be unorthodox is the front kick used by the Ninja. The knee is raised all the way to the chest with the lower leg parallel to the ground and pointing at the opponent. The kick is then forced straight forward striking with the entire bottom of the foot evenly. This kick is usually directed at either the chest or abdomen.
In addition to being a kick in itself, the front kick is an exercise used by many instructors to teach the principle of lifting ones knee before the rest of the kick commences, something which is considered important in Taekwondo, where it is somewhat literally translated from the Korean ap chagi (앞차기), (and many kicking arts with the notable exception of Capoeira). In competition fights (known as "sparring" or "kyorugi") this kick sees little actual use, except possibly as a component in an improvised kick which is perhaps intended as an "an chagi" or "naeryo chagi".
It is common to slightly bend the knee of the leg one is standing on when executing this kick, and pointing the foot one is standing on somewhat outwards. As in all Taekwondo kicks, one will also try to get ones "hip into the kick", resulting perhaps in a slight shift of weight forward. In any case, this is a linear kick, and as such one that one can get ones weight behind.
There exist countless variations of this kick, and it can be used along with other kicks without one having to put ones kicking foot down in between kicks. A very common variation is "ttwimyeo ap chagi", a flying front kick which can reach impressively high.
Some instructors refer to this kick as the "flash kick". This is in tune with the line of thought which seems prevalent in the various Taekwondo forms, where the ap chagi is used very extensively in combination with relatively short range hand strikes and blocks, mimicking situations in which it would have to be performed quite quickly.


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The committee meets annually for the LDEO Postdoctoral Fellowship Competition and makes the final recommendation to the Director.
Anually, and subject to the availability of funds, Postdoctoral Fellows (normally two) are selected on a competitive basis from applications made by prospective candidates, upon evaluation of the candidate's academic record and proposed research plan. The advertisements are published in the fall of each year. During the months of December and January the applications are open to examination by the scientific staff of the Observatory, who are invited to comment on scientific excellence, academic achievement, ability to contribute to the research needs and goals of the Observatory, and potential for obtaining future funding. The recommendations of the Observatory staff are then considered by the Postdoctoral Fellowship Committee. The Committee sends its recommendation to the Director, who then generates the offer letter.
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While we are out on the river, our guides will provide instruction related to canoeing and incorporate group safety. We will plan on stopping a few times to allow time for swimming, eating, and relaxing on the sand banks! Please bring a sack lunch. Equipment, life jackets, and fun patch included! See below for specific details for each adventure.
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By now we all know that nitrous oxide is a performance enthusiast's (and street racer's) best friend. There is nothing that wakes up a motor like a quick shot of nitrous oxide. Need to increase the power output of your motor by 50, 75, 100, or even 300 hp? There is nothing that combines the power potential, ease of installation, and bang for the buck like a well-designed nitrous oxide system. In less than an afternoon, you can transform your mild-mannered machine into a serious street/strip terror.
Even running a conservative amount of nitrous (like we did on our mild 350) can increase the power output by an easy 100 hp. That translates into a solid second off your quarter-mile time and a gain of nearly 10 mph, thereby transforming your 13.8-second stocker into an honest 12-second street slayer, all at the push of a button. While the power gains offered by nitrous are certainly impressive, there's even more power waiting to be unleashed with the proper cam timing. Just like forced induction applications, nitrous engines respond favorably to specific cam timing events. To illustrate the benefits offered by a dedicated nitrous cam, we devised a suitable comparison test.
Naturally, this would require a cam swap while on the dyno. To properly illustrate the power gains, we would have to run our test small-block with nitrous using the stock cam, and then again once we installed the nitrous cam. The flow (or hp shot) of nitrous would have to remain the same, as would things like oil, water, and air temperature, not to mention the air/fuel ratio, and timing. It is imperative that these variables be fixed so they don't affect the outcome of the test.
While performing the nitrous cam comparo, we could also demonstrate the power offered by the cam swap alone (without running nitrous), since the vast majority of the engine operation (especially on a daily driver) will be without nitrous. The question on the table was would the cam swap be beneficial to the normally aspirated combination, or would we have to run the juice to take full advantage of the additional power gains?
Since the vast majority of enthusiasts don't prowl the streets with dedicated nitrous motors, we decided it would be prudent to test the effectiveness of the nitrous cam on a real street powerplant. By "real street" we mean something that could be considered for use as a daily driver. And we don't mean a nasty combination that can be tolerated, but rather one that will yield a delicate balance of performance, mileage, and driveability (even in bumper-to-bumper traffic).
Our test mule certainly qualified as a daily driver, offering nearly 20 inches of vacuum thanks to the use of a production (200 hp) 350 hydraulic flat-tappet cam. A dead smooth idle is one of the qualities offered by a stock cam profile, though (as we would find out), the cam limited power production in the upper rpm range. In addition to the factory cam profile, the 350 small-block featured AFR 190 heads, an Edelbrock Performer RPM Air Gap intake, and a Barry Grant Speed Demon carb. The static compression was less than 10.0:1, something that could easily run on pump gas thanks to the use of the aluminum heads. Additional mods included an MSD distributor, Hooker headers, and 1.6:1 ratio rockers.
The first order of business was to select a suitable cam profile and a matching nitrous system. For our cam needs, we turned to the Comp Cams catalog and went straight to the section labeled nitrous cams. Given the daily driver status of our test motor, we chose the smallest hydraulic flat-tappet nitrous cam listed for a small-block Chevy. The NX256H cam offered a 212/222 duration split at .050 (this compares to just under 200 degrees for the factory cam), a .434/.464 lift split (calculated with a 1.5 rocker), and a 113-degree lobe separation angle. With our 1.6 ratio rockers, the NX256H cam actually provided .463 lift on the intake and .495 on the exhaust. Naturally the stock cam benefited from the additional lift (and reduced friction) offered by the 1.6 ratio rockers.
For the nitrous, Zex supplied one of its adjustable plate nitrous systems that allowed us to dial-in the power gains by changing the jets. Once again, we continued with the conservative approach and installed jetting to increase the power output by 100 hp, though jetting was available to more than double that if our 350 could withstand the additional cylinder pressure.


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Vanity Fair presents a brutally honest feature on Jessica Simpson in their June 2009 issue, covering every controversy of the pop star's last decade in the media spotlight. The magazine defines Simpson's popularity as at "the crossroads of Obscurity and Re-invention".
The feature finds more entertainment in Jessica's personal troubles than her music career. I would say the article is a personality profile, since the journalist interviewing Simpson exposes more about the celebrity apart from her music. He inflects his own opinion of her so the reader is better able to understand Simpson as a person--not performer.
The surprise of the feature is that for the most part, it is largely unflattering to Simpson's credit as a singer or a human being. Everything from her weight, dating life, and a failed movie career are targets to criticism.
Simpson acknowledges that she feared her personal life was outshining her career. Tommy Mattola, head of Sony Music, advised Simpson to take a new direction.
"I think she absolutely needs to re-invent herself," said Mottola.
Mattola was first to sign Simpson to a major-label record deal. Since then she's taken his advice and the former pop princess embraced her inner Texan when she released her first country album last April.
But the album release couldn't hide the "danger signs" that Simpson's star could be burning out. The singer's album sales have been decreasing since 2003. Simpson acknowledged she has always been fighting to compete with the top female pop stars, calling herself the "Hardeez" of the industry in comparison to big name "Burger King" Britney.
The feature is most interesting perhaps in the information it lacks. It makes little mention of why Simpson merits her own profile. There is mention of her recent album, but that's overshadowed by the constant criticism of her failures. The journalist finds Simpson's pretty face and personal life more interesting than her music, and isn't shy to say it's why she appeals to the reader, too.


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Painstakingly restored numbers-matching auction queens have their place in the pantheon of American muscle cars. The effort required to restore the car right down to the chalk marks originally scrawled onto the firewall through a blistering hangover on the assembly line is commendable. Then there are the rest of us who like to drive American muscle. Jesse Greening falls into the "rest of us" camp. He designed and built this '71 Camaro to drive to the car show, out on the race track, and then back home again, even stopping for a few donuts on the way.
The seemingly disparate worlds of the show car and the concept car are not so far apart. The show car spinning around on a slowly rotating turntable with cotton tufts and mirrors stuffed underneath, and the latest concept from a big money automaker both serve the same purpose: to be an object of desire toward which designers, builders, and potential drivers can project their ultimate ride. Dreams sell cars. The reality is, high-dollar show cars seldom, if ever, see the road. Concept cars that do see the road, drive like a full-size plastic version that someone built from leftover AMT or Revell snaptite model kits. Hit over 30 mph, and you'll need a big tube of glue.
Most tragic is that the coolest parts of a concept car often don't make it onto to the production version. A cut here, some money saved there, and the translated end result doesn't live up to the concept dream. Jesse Greening decided to change all that with this '71 Camaro. What if General Motors had the technology of today in 1971 and were able to build a Camaro that not only looked as good as the original concept, but drove like the car of the future right off the showroom floor? Jesse and his Dad had the technology and experience from years of building street rods. They could build a second-gen Camaro better, faster, and hopefully for less than six million bucks.
Jesse works with his Dad, Jeff, and together with a talented staff form the Greening Auto Company. Dad handles the paint and body side of things while Jesse takes care of design, fabrication, and business-like tasks. Together they've quietly been building and fabricating street rods, and now muscle cars, for the last 11 years. This distinct lack of unnecessary drama helped get this '71 Camaroof the future completed in just eight months time.
"People ask us when we're going to get a TV show. I tell them we don't fight enough!" said Jesse.
The formula was pure and simple. Out with the technology that needed to stay in the 1971 parts bin in 1971, and in with modern engineering, muscle, and prowess. Keep the clean lines that lend the second-gen its signature race-inspired shape. Add suspension and brakes that fast forward 1971 ahead thirty-plus years to bring handling and stopping into the present. Engineer a powertrain not for a 1500 split second horsepower blip on a dyno for a magazine cover blurb, but one that starts up and runs all day long without overheating or puking rods through an exotic block. Target: 400 reliable horsepower. Transmission: Manual, with six-forward speeds.
An '01 LS1 engine satisfied the power requirements with a little top end work and a Comp Cams custom grind. Fuel, air, and spark performance management with reliable, stock-factory drivability came into the mix courtesy of Street and Performance. Jesse used a stock '01 Camaro aluminum radiator that was only slightly modified to fit into the 1971 location; factory cooling engineering at no extra charge. Jesse finished up the system with stock upper and lower radiator hoses from the local auto parts house! The LS1 breathes through a set of Street and Performance headers that send the good sound through an H-pipe. A pair of '01 Camaro Flowmaster replacement mufflers sit up above the rear axle in sheet metal that was moved around a little to accommodate the cans.


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Students are taught both Spanish & German in alternating blocks as part of the standard World Languages curriculum that starts in first grade and continues through the end of middle school. High school students then choose either German or Spanish as a language for further dedicated study. Chicago Waldorf School offers a strong foreign exchange program that provides High School students the option of hosting and staying with a Waldorf student from a European or Latin American country and attending their Waldorf school as a means of cultural and social immersion in the student's chosen study of language and its originating cultures.
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Yinka Shonibare MBE
The British-born Nigerian artist Yinka Shonibare MBE (b. 1962) works across diverse artistic media to explore ideas about African contemporary identity and the legacy of European colonialism. Shonibare's art, which considers social class and aesthetics, since the mid-1990s has been characterized by the use of recurring visual symbols such as "Dutch wax" fabric. This exhibition represents twelve years of the artist's career, encompassing painting, sculpture, large-scale mixed-media installations, photography, and film.
Originally introduced in place of canvas for his paintings, Dutch wax fabric is rich with meaning for the artist. Inspired by Indonesian batiks and produced in Europe for the West African market in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, it has come to symbolize for Shonibare the complex web of economic and racial interactions—and interdependencies—between Europe, Asia, and Africa.
The artist's sculptural works often feature headless mannequins clothed in elaborate costumes from the period just before the French Revolution, when the European aristocracy controlled vast wealth, land, and power. Referencing art history—particularly the eighteenth-century French Rococo paintings of Jean-Honoré Fragonard, with their depictions of luxury and privilege—Shonibare's sculptural tableaux portray idyllic, romanticized narratives, as well as imagined scenarios of sexual decadence and violence.
In addition to his paintings and sculpture, Shonibare has created two major suites of photographs, drawing inspiration from Oscar Wilde's 1891 novel, The Picture of Dorian Gray, and the notion of the Victorian social aspirant or "dandy." In each suite Shonibare takes on the role of the central character, re-creating his poses and attire. A third, more recent series of photographs focuses on the eighteenth-century Enlightenment era and explores ideas about the co-existence of reason and irrationality. The artist has recently expanded his focus to embrace the moving image, creating vast, cinematic tableaux of sumptuous color and heightened drama.
In 2005 Shonibare was awarded the title of Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE), an honor he regards with some irony, given the critical focus of his work for over a decade. He has chosen to adopt this title at all times, using it as his "platform" for further exploration of the colonial legacy, class structure, and social injustices that remain in the country he calls his home.
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Mother and Father Worked Hard So I Can Play, 2009
Yinka Shonibare MBE has created a site-specific installation in several of the Museum's period rooms as a complement to the major exhibition on the 1st and 4th floors. This presentation is akin to a treasure hunt, with mischievous, playful children hidden in various parts of the historic interiors. As in much of Shonibare's work, the figures are headless and dressed in Victorian costumes made from Dutch wax fabrics. The installation explores the idea of these rooms as expressions of American aspiration and achievement. The unruly children appear to be enjoying an overindulged youth, which is a benefit of the hard work of their ancestors.


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Mississippi State is a hot baseball team right now.
The Bulldogs are certainly turning up the heat on the NCAA Selection Committee.
There are several reasons for the committee to look MSU's way when it comes to awarding host sites for NCAA Regionals today.
With Saturday's 2-1 win over the Kentucky Wildcats in the semifinals of the Southeastern Conference Tournament, the Bulldogs have improved their record to 38-22. They have won 17 of their last 23 games and have seven wins against teams ranked in the top 15 over the last 10 days.
MSU swept Kentucky, second-ranked at the time, in the final SEC series of the regular season, then knocked off No. 14 Arkansas in the first round of the SEC Tournament, defeated No. 2 and top-seeded LSU twice and No. 12 Kentucky.
The recent on-the-field accomplishments for the Bulldogs are enough to get the attention of the committee. Having an on-campus stadium with the potential of holding 15,000 fans like Polk-DeMent Stadium at Dudy Noble Field has to be a feather in MSU's cap. It would be a shame to have a team with the credentials the Bulldogs have put together not to host a regional.
"We want to make things as difficult for the committee as possible," MSU coach John Cohen said on Saturday.
Unfortunately, it doesn't look like the Bulldogs will host even if they are able to win the SEC Tournament.
According to Mark Etheridge of SEbaseball.com, it may be a case of too much too late for MSU.
Etheridge is plugged into everything that is college baseball in the Southeast so he knows quite a bit about what's going on.
Even though the Bulldogs are one of the hottest teams in the country, Etheridge said that they are probably on the outside looking in as far as a host. He believes MSU is around No. 17 or 18 with only 16 spots available.
The host sites will be announced at 2:30 p.m. today by NCAA.com, the same time the SEC Tournament Championship Game between the Bulldogs and Vanderbilt Commodores starts.
MSU, which hasn't hosted a regional since 2003 and had a Super Regional in 2007, certainly deserves to host again and the fans would welcome the opportunity.
It's just something about the postseason that energizes the Bulldog fanbase. If the squad gives its supporters just a little bit of hope, they show up in great numbers.
Take Saturday for example, the attendance was 9,243 at Regions Park in Hoover, Ala., on Saturday and 90 percent or more appeared to be MSU supporters.
The NCAA committee can't go wrong by giving the Bulldogs a chance to host again.
It just wouldn't seem to be a good idea to have a 15,000-seat venue vacant the next couple of weeks when it could be filled easily.
Danny P. Smith is sports editor and columnist for the Starkville Daily News. The opinions in this column are his and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Daily News or its staff.
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How to get your company to appear in overseas search engines
Your company may have a strong social media presence in the United States. But that means little in other countries. There are ways for you to become better-known overseas.
Companies spend a lot of money on advertising campaigns, social media launches, Adwords, URLs and other means of promotion to get found on Google or to get to the top of search engines. Yahoo, Bing and Youtube (as well as hundreds of others) offer advertising on their sites to get exposure for firms.
Online advertising expenditures will top $46 billion in the United States and $106 billion worldwide in 2013, and should reach $52 billion/$119 billion in 2014, according to emarketer.com. The website also predicts that in 2015, the United States will spend $57 billion, followed by China ($11.36 billion) and the United Kingdom ($10.43 billion).
With the United States spending about half the world's online-advertising total, it's easy to think that what works here will work overseas. But that's not the case. There are some similarities and, more importantly, differences in online advertising abroad.
Cnet.com says the top five global search engines in the world are Google, with 65 percent market share; the Chinese engine Baidu, 8 percent; Yahoo, 4.9 percent; the Russian engine Yandex, 2.8 percent; and Microsoft's Bing, 2.5.
There is a big deal made about Yandex surpassing Bing. The Russian population of 142 million and operations in Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Belarus and Turkey are what propelled Yandex past Bing.
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There is very little down time when the Southeastern Conference basketball portion of the schedule tips off.
The Mississippi State Bulldogs find that out today as they start a two-game road trip.
The Bulldogs (7-8, 2-1) travel to Knoxville, Tenn. to take on the Tennessee Volunteers (8-7, 0-3). Tipoff is scheduled for 3 p.m. and can be seen on the SEC Network and locally on WCBI.
MSU is looking to beat Tennessee for three-straight outings for the first time since winning four in a row from 1994-96. The Bulldogs are also looking to win back-to-back games in Knoxville for the first time since 1978-79.
The Bulldogs are coming off a 75-43 loss to Alabama at home on Wednesday, so head coach Rick Ray and his squad had only two days to get over the loss and get ready for Tennessee.
"With the way the schedule is, it's a quick turnaround," Ray said. "You have basically two days of preparation to get ready for a Tennessee. You can't go hard (Thursday) no matter how hard you lost because you have to be smart about the fact that you've only got eight guys that you're playing. It's more so a mental preparation (Thursday) and then some physical preparation on Friday."
Before the loss to the Crimson Tide, MSU had won three in a row including the first two SEC games of the schedule.
MSU began to receive praise from the media for the 2-0 start in the SEC.
"I don't know for sure if it's the youth or the fact that we hadn't had success before and experienced success," Ray said. "I always say 'reading the press clippings is like poison. The poison can't hurt unless you drink it.' I think those guys starting seeing themselves in the media and got satisfied with where they were. We can't be that way. We can never be satisfied."
For MSU junior guard Jalen Steele, he will be returning to his hometown. In his freshman season, Steele missed the game in Knoxville as he tore his ACL the game before against LSU.
Steele wants to have a good showing in his hometown, but knows it's going to take a team effort to get the victory.
"(We have to) cut down on the turnovers, get all the second chance balls and all the loose balls," Steele said. "(We need to) spend all the energy, put all of it on the court and don't save nothing. (We) don't (want to) hold back."
There are a couple of connections between the two coaching staffs.
MSU assistant Wes Flanigan and Tennessee assistant Tracy Webster were on Doc Sadler's staff together at Nebraska in 2010-11.
Ray and Vols head coach Cuonzo Martin were assistants at Purdue under Matt Painter in 2007 and 2008. The Boilermakers were 47-21 during that time and advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament both seasons.
"I know Cuonzo Martin and they are going to compete," Ray said. "We just better get ready to go out and compete. It's not going to be X and O situation. It's going to be are you ready to play competitive basketball?"
The Volunteers are led by Jordan McRae's 13.9 points per game. Trae Golden and Jarnell Stokes are averaging just under 11 points per outing.
The Bulldogs are led sophomore forward Roquez Johnson's 11.4 points per game. Steele puts up 10.6 points per contest and freshman guard Fred Thomas averages 10 points per outing.
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Chis! he disapeared from Twitter as well, but he has resurfaced again as forgiven pilot so he might have went off the rails for a bit and been a bad boy, anyway I got a request from him to follow me on Twitter again so he is back posting there.
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Facebook gets made into a real book
An artist called Laura Balboa has taken the Facebook concept full-circle, and turned the website into a hardback book.
The website was originally named "Facebook" after the books that some American universities would hand out at the start of the year to help students get to know each other better. Founder Mark Zuckerberg studied at Harvard, and built a site that allowed students to share information and photos of themselves.
Feisbuk, however, takes the idea back to its dead-tree roots, and includes printed pages with graphical elements from the website. The artist says: "people can draw a portrait of themselves, write their status, profile, info and wall thoughts".


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Protected: 43,000 acres of grass, water
NORTH COUNTY At state Route 79 and San Felipe Road — Highway S2 — lies a small dirt parking lot that just about everyone who is even a bit familiar with the area knows. Park there and look around.
To the west is Lake Henshaw. To the north and east and south is an expanse of grass, tamarisk and cottonwood. A gorgeous panorama of openness. Holstein cows by the thousands graze in groups all over the property.
It looks much as it has for hundreds of years.
And the land — all that you can see, right up to the base of the surrounding mountains — is owned by a water district that serves Vista and other areas near that city roughly 50 miles away.
The Vista Irrigation District owns Lake Henshaw, a water source for thousands of North County residents, and 66 square miles (43,000 acres) of watershed land around it. To put that in perspective, the VID land is nearly twice the size of Escondido, more than four times the size of El Cajon, 43 percent larger than Cuyamaca Rancho State Park, and more than twice the size of the Los Coyotes Indian Reservation, the largest reservation in the county.
It has been publicly owned ever since the district bought the lake and the land in 1946. But it's unlike other public land. It's not a place that welcomes visitors. "No trespassing" signs are posted everywhere.
"While it is technically public land, people are confused by that," said Don Smith, the director of water resources for the district. "When they think 'public land,' they think 'national forest' or 'state parks,' where the mission is public access and recreation.
"We don't manage it that way. We own it for watershed, water protection, cattle grazing, things like that. The public doesn't have entrance rights beyond certain defined things such as the lake."
The property was once known as Warner Ranch. William Henshaw bought the land in 1922. He formed the San Diego Water Co. and built a dam, creating Lake Henshaw.
The idea was to provide water to San Diego, but the quickly growing city to the southwest found other sources, and so Henshaw built a canal system that took water from Lake Henshaw to Lake Wohlford near Escondido. The water then flows into Dixon Lake in Escondido, which is filled with imported water. Those two sources are mixed at a water treatment facility near Dixon Lake and then taken by flume to homes, businesses and farms in Vista and Escondido.
On average, about 30 percent of the water consumed by the district's 125,000 customers comes from Lake Henshaw. That percentage changes from year to year depending on rainfall, although much of the lake's water comes from another source.
Go back to the dirt parking lot and look again. What you don't see are a number of large electric water pumps throughout the property.
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Note: This high-calorie recipe is especially for teens with cystic fibrosis (CF), who need to consume additional calories to help them meet their nutritional needs.
Tastier than a mud pie and packed with calcium and calories, this fun snack is an easy-to-make treat for teens.
Prep time: 15 minutes
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Jodi Arias sits in Maricopa County Superior Court on May 16, 2014, for a hearing on allowing cameras in the courtroom in Phoenix, Ariz.
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Jodi Arias reacts after she was found of guilty of first-degree murder in the gruesome killing of her one-time boyfriend, Travis Alexander, in their suburban Phoenix home, at Maricopa County Superior Court in Phoenix, May 8, 2013.
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Jodi Arias reacts a the judge declared a mistrial in the sentencing phase of her murder trial, May 23, 2013.
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Footage from the police precinct where Jodi Arias was being questioned shows her doing a headstand in the interrogation room. She's on her head for almost 30 seconds while she waits for the detective. While waiting, she also snoops through the trash and sings the song "Here With Me" by pop star Dido.
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Jodi Arias and her sister Angela are seen in this undated family photo used as evidence in Jodi's murder trial.
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Jodi Arias is charged with murder in the death of her boyfriend, Travis Alexander.
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Defendant Jodi Arias testifies during her murder trial in Phoenix, Feb. 20, 2013.
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Prosecutors allege that Jodi Arias staged a break-in at her grandparents' home and stole a handgun from the gun cabinet. Arias claims she was far away from the home on the day of the break-in and didn't even know her grandparents kept a handgun.
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Jodi Arias attempted to send coded messages contained in two magazines to a friend from her jail cell to try to tamper with a witness.
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Heather Conner, fingerprint examiner, holds up a blood stained T-shirt during testimony at the murder trial of Jodi Arias.
Donavan Bering, who Arias met in jail, and Ann Campbell have befriended Arias and visit her weekly. The told ABC News that Arias believes she should be punished, but wants to avoid the death penalty.
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The prosecution used Arias' diary entries to try and prove that she killed Alexander out of jealousy and made up her allegations that he was abusive toward her and sexually deviant.
Jodi Arias testified she ran into this closet, in Travis Alexander's bedroom, when he was chasing her. She said she grabbed a gun off of a top shelf, and then used it to shoot Alexander.
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Jodi Arias said she ran to Alexander's closet to hide from him when he was coming after her, enraged, and that she grabbed gun off of his top shelf.
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A woman's T-shirt emblazoned with the possessive "Travis Alexander's" and a pair of pink panties with the word "Travis'" on the front were shown during the trial of Jodi Arias on Feb. 4, 2013.
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In this photograph presented as evidence during the trial of Jodi Arias, the boyfriend appears in the shower prior to being killed.
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Taken from Jodi Arias Myspace shows Travis Alexander and Jodi Arias circa 2008. Jodi Arias is on trial for the murder of Travis Alexander.
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Crime scene tape surrounds Travis Alexander's Mesa, Ariz., home. His body was found on June 9, 2008.
Police found a camera in Alexander's washing machine. Authorities say Arias was literally trying to wash away the evidence.
Found on the camera's memory card were pictures of their final sexual encounter, shots of Alexander in the shower -- seconds before he was killed -- and pictures that appeared to be taken accidently when the camera was dropped. One of the images shows Alexander's bloody body, and another shows Arias dragging his body across the ground.
The memory card found in a camera that shows Travis Alexander's last moments as well as a photo of Jodi Arias dragging his dead body.
A towel was also found in Alexander's washing machine. Heather Conner, fingerprint examiner, said during testimony that the towel was damaged by bleach.
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Prosecutors showed photos from the crime scene that show blood spatter on the walls and floor of Alexander?s bathroom and bedroom.
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Blood splatter stains on the bathroom doorway. Travis Alexander was found stabbed and shot to death inside the shower in June 2008.
Blood splatter stains cover the bathroom sink. Travis Alexander was found stabbed and shot to death inside the shower in June 2008.
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I want that one! My rats want to listen to it! Can't seem to find it on audio by Stephen Briggs in the U.S.
Have you tried Itunes? It shouldn't be too much and if you don't want to use your credit card you just have to buy yourself an itunes gift card. That's what I do at least (cheeky me ). You just have to look for the name of the book, they have all the abridged versions, I think.
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Though it is has never been an official contestant on "Survivor," the insect is affectionately known for its hardiness and its well-earned reputation for an ability to live in the worst of conditions, including scant food or even no air for a time. It is said that if humanity succeeds in destroying itself in a nuclear holocaust, the roaches will manage to carry on -- though, to be fair, there is little empirical evidence for that.
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In a paper for the Journal of Economic Entomology, Rutgers University insect biologists Jessica Ware and Dominic Evangelista write of confirming the presence of the Asian cockroach, first spotted in 2012 by an exterminator working on the High Line, Manhattan's magnificent urban park, that reclaimed the former elevated spur of the New York Central Railroad on the West Side.


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For quite some time I had heard murmurings about 'The Collector', an intriguing Singapore character with a magnificent bicycle collection to match. The first time I saw Ah Joo I was out riding with friends; as we rolled up to a small group of cyclists, he immediately stood out, riding a traditional steel frame and carrying a small bag over his shoulder. We greeted the group and carried on but mentions of 'The Collector' peppered the conversation thereafter.
The next time I saw Ah Joo was at six o'clock in the morning, at the start of a Rapha Gentlemen's Race; again in Singapore, this time astride a beautiful Richard Sachs. I immediately went over and introduced myself; it's not often that you see someone riding a Sachs in Asia. I started to talk to him about his bike and he then described several more of his bikes and my eyes lit up. It was then Ah Joo kindly invited me to "the space upstairs", his car-restoration workshop, to view his collection of bicycles.
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