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Taliban encourage religious school students to war: Chief of Baghlan Police
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Pakistani intelligence agencies and the Taliban have influence in some religious schools and encourage the students against government and military trainings, Asadullah Sherzad, the chief of Baghlan police said.
He also report about the detention of Taliban's governor in Burka district and another member of this group in northern Baghlan province.
Taliban's Governor Mullah Hafizullah and Abdul Hakim are among the top leaders of Taliban grioup that are detained by police.
Mullah Hafizullah returned to Baghlan, after rejected at the Iranian border and replaced Mullah Younis, Taliban's governor in Baghlan, who currently lives in Peshawar.
Abdul Hakim was a student in one the religious schools in Takhar province, where Mulavi Nasir encouraged him to terrorism and then sent him to Pakistan.
According to Mullah Hafizullah and Abdul Hakim, "Taliban commander in Pakistan promised to dispatch dozens of armed insurgents and weapons o them".
Meanwhile, Mr. Shirzad expressed concerns over the influence of terrorists in some religious schools and said, "Some religious scholars are trying to encourage the students to military training and terrorism, on the commands of Pakistani terrorist gangs".
Meanwhile, Mr. Shirzad said, "Taliban have lost the face to face war and now trying to disturb the security through bomb blasts and suicide attacks".
According to Mr. Shirzad, "The terrorist group known as Jundullah Uzbekistani is trying to have influence in Baghlan province, but the security forces had taken necessary measures to prevent armed insurgent influence in region".

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Singing Valentine Delivery Troupe The Valentonez Return for 2013, 1/11-14
The Valentonez polish up for a second round of baby making music for Valentines Day 2013!
The Valentonez, the hit live singing Valentine delivery troupe, is back after a wildly successful 2012 season. Created by Britt Olsen-Ecker and Melissa Wimbish, two Peabody Conservatory trained vocalists, the Valentonez are pleased to announce they'll be offering the same services for Valentines Day 2013.
Knowing how many people struggle to find that original Valentine's Day gift, Britt and Melissa spoke of the idea early 2012 of a singing troupe "for hire" to visit a workplace, a restaurant, even a special spot to serenade a loved one. "After all the great feedback we received last year, how could we pass up another opportunity to spread the love?" says Wimbish. "Plus - it was so fun," she added.
Wimbish and Olsen-Ecker chose a list of 14 songs (a tribute to Valentine's Day being on February 14th), which include everything from rocking Outkast tunes to romantic songs in Spanish. These songs can be selected for certain packages, or, for a little extra cash, you can request tunes of your own.
But not to worry, The Valentonez is not just for lovers. There are many songs to cheer up a lonely heart, or just plain embarrass the heck out of someone.
The Valentonez can be booked for various times from February 11th through that special day, February 14th. The troupe is willing to travel a maximum of 15 miles outside of Baltimore City.
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Paul Diem, guitar and vocals
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Israel has never indicated whether these reports are based on facts. But let's assume that they are based on solid facts and that in recent years, the Israeli air force (IAF) has been busy destroying potential dangers to the country.
According to the foreign press, only some of these pre-emptive strikes came to public knowledge, but even so, and again, if these reports are accurate, the IAF has become a very capable long arm. When the Syrian regime killed hundreds of its citizens with chemical weapons two days ago, many asked themselves whether Syrian stockpiles of chemical weapons will become the target for another alleged strike by Israeli jet fighters.
There is no doubt that the most "exotic" alleged Israeli strike was performed in September 2007, when – according to the foreign press – the IAF demolished the unfinished Syrian nuclear reactor in the northeast Deir Ezzour region. The White House and CIA stated that the Israeli air force attack was on a nuclear facility serving military purposes, which the Syrian government denied.
An International Atomic Energy Agency investigation later confirmed the presence of uranium and other materials consistent with a nuclear reactor. By April 2011, the UN's nuclear watchdog had officially confirmed that fact.
The operation was carried out by F-15I and F-16I fighter jets. Around eight aircraft participated and it is believed four crossed into Syrian airspace. This, of course, assumes the foreign press had good sources.
AGM-65 Maverick air-to-ground tactical missiles and heavy bombs were reportedly used in the attack. Reports suggest that Israeli special commandos had visited the site the day before to mark the facility for missile guidance units.
Syria has an assortment of chemical weapons, and Scud missiles that can be armed with warheads that can carry those deadly chemicals. Israel has intelligence sensors that can provide real-time data about everything that happens in the neighbouring country.
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Regular players at Trillium Links understand perfectly why Golf Digest magazine designated Trillium Links a 4 1/2 star course. It also comes as no surprise to people who know the reputation of course designer, Morris Hatalsky.
Morris Hatalsky started playing golf at age 10 after his brother gave him a set of clubs. At 17, he won the Mexico National Junior Championship and in 1969 was the San Diego High School Golfer of the Year.
Hatalsky joined the PGA Tour in 1976 and has since played over 489 tournaments. Along with his four wins he has finished in the top-ten 32 times and earned the distinction of "Putter of the Decade."
Hatalsky retired from a successful 20-year career in the PGA Tour in 1996 and put his talents and artistry to work designing and overseeing the construction of Trillium's 18-hole championship course.
Upon turning 50 years old, Morris returned to the Champions Tour where he was named "Rookie of the Year" in 2002 and once again made his mark on the golfing world by winning several tour events.
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Outdoor and military organizations celebrate 'Month of the Military Child'
Today, The Sierra Club, Blue Star Families, Children & Nature Network, National Military Family Association, Outdoors Alliance for Kids, the National Park Service and the U.S. Forest Service will host activities at Prince William Forest Park in Triangle, Virginia in honor of the sacrifices children face when a parent is deployed.
These young heroes endure frequent moves, changing schools, making new friends, and missing mom or dad.
"Military children serve too, and we've found that connecting these children with the outdoors allows them to not only have fun, but gives them and their families a sense of resiliency," said Stacy Bare, Sierra Club Mission Outdoors director. "The outdoors heals."
This initiative "Military Child Outdoors" is part of an ongoing effort to connect military children with the outdoors and celebrate their unique service to the country. Dozens of local events are being organized around the country during the month of April.
At Prince William Forest Park today activities include kayak and canoe demonstrations, fishing lessons, environmental education stations, nature-based games and activities, and organized hikes.
"From the uniforms national park rangers wear to the U.S. cavalry who patrolled our country's earliest national parks like Yellowstone and Yosemite, national parks and the military have long-standing ties," Jonathan B. Jarvis, National Park Service director said. "America's national parks offer special places for service members and their families to vacation, to learn, to relax, to have fun and to be inspired."
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Ever think about changing your face or your friends' ? Wanna put on tiger's ears, elephant's nose, or eagle's beak on a face? Find out with AnimalVista, a fun way to instantly animalize faces on your Windows Phone, and an amazing tool for your Facebook! AnimalVista lets you quickly and easily have an animal's look by fitting an animal mask into a face. This effect changes your look completely, creating striking images. The intuitive and responsive multi-touch makes AnimalVista amazingly easy and fun to use. Use your fingers to move, rotate, to enlarge or shrink selected masks, put them on face, and cheese! Features: - Works with photos taken with your camera or from your photo library - Tons of animal faces, ears, mouths and masks to choose. You can find lions, tigers, leopards, bears, wolves, cats and dogs and pandas and monkeys and mice and many others. - Mask transparency control that fuses a mask smoothly to a face, from 30% animal to 100% animal. - Add and remove multiple masks as you wish. You may be a 50% lion and 50% monkey, or any hybrid as you wish. - Collage control that allows you to put multiple portraits and multiple masks together, creating a costume party. - Save your art work whenever you want. AnimalVista makes great website photos and Birthday cards! Caution: AnimalVista is NOT qualified for photo ID.
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Lancome Untamed Plum La Laque Fever Lip Shine ($26.00 for 0.21 oz.) is a darkened plum with a little wine in it and gold shimmer. It's really a beautiful color on the lips, because it's just dark enough to be dark, but it's not so dark it's too bold. You could even wear it alone, just running errands, which is really nice. The La Laque Fever is an interesting gloss formula ("lip shine" in Lancome-speak), because it has the glossiness of a gloss but the color is more like that of a lipstick. I find the glossy part wears off after an hour or two, but the color remains for six or longer and does make it (mostly) through a meal, as well. Some of the shades run more opaque than others, with this one being more semi-sheer/semi-opaque–it gives my lips a very nice, plummy tint, but it's not opaque.
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Marrakech — Post-Arab Spring unrest in Tunisia, Libya and Egypt may lead to a vast "area of lawlessness" that endangers the entire region, a security expert and former Tunisian minister warned at a recent security forum in Marrakech.
"The few observers who drew the international community's attention to the unforeseeable or even serious consequences of the 'revolutionary euphoria' of 2011 for security and peace across the MENA region could not have imagined that the reality - three years on from the Arab Spring- would be even more alarming than they had predicted," former Tunisian minister Hatem Ben Salem told participants at the January 24-25 event.
The African Federation for Strategic Studies (FAES) and the Moroccan Centre for Strategic Studies (CMES) organised the 5th Marrakech Security Forum, which drew more than 250 civilian and security figures from 80 countries to the Ochre City.
Three states vital to the preservation of stability in North Africa and beyond have had their foundations undermined, Ben Salem said.
"This has resulted in the emergence of a vast Arab-African area of insecurity and lawlessness in international relations, bringing about a new geopolitical configuration which harbours the potential for future confrontations in a region which was supposed to form the bridgehead of the Euro-Mediterranean partnership," he said.
The Libya security crisis is the greatest present concern for strategic analyst and academic André Corneille Zannou.
According to the professor at Abomey-Calavi University in Benin, "the war in Libya and the fall of the Kadhafi regime revealed the scale of the threats that the countries in the Sahara-Sahel region face".
"The French military intervention in northern Mali in 2013 forced the various terrorist groups operating in the region to seek refuge in the south Libyan desert," Dr Zannou noted.
"These terrorist groups, which are taking advantage of the security vacuum created by the Libyan crisis, pose a threat to the stability of not only these countries, but also Niger, Chad, Mauritania, Sudan, the Central African Republic and even Nigeria," he told the Marrakech conference.
Many analysts say this state of affairs has caused Libya to become a major rallying point and training centre for jihadist groups.
The country is also a headquarters and hub for smuggling. Drugs are trafficked from South America by cartels and channelled, with complete impunity, via ports along the southern shores of the Mediterranean to Europe, often through illegal migration networks.
Although the situation in Tunisia appears to be better, it too carries the potential for a future filled with uncertainties, forum participants acknowledged.
Ben Salem, the former Tunisian government official, was straightforward in his assessment: "Security and the economy are highly interdependent challenges for Tunisia, especially due to the expansion of illegal trafficking and the emergence of lawless areas in very sensitive parts of the country."
"The scale of the alliance between the economic mafia and the jihadist groups is unprecedented," he added. "More than 40% of domestic trade occurs through gangs of smugglers and weapons caches are regularly discovered, including in towns."
The other finding to emerge out of the Marrakech event was that the terrorist havens set up in Libya are becoming fall-back positions for organisations such as Ansar al-Sharia, which have now infiltrated several districts in Tunisian towns and are tightening the salafist stranglehold on many mosques.
All the signs are there that a new geopolitical map of terrorism is taking shape in the absence of any prevention strategies.
For this reason, most participants at the Marrakech Security Forum backed a collaborative plan to tackle the threat. This was one of the proposals put forward by Boukari Djiberou of Niger's National Commission for the Collection and Control of Illegal Weapons (CNCCAI).
"If we are to fight effectively against these threats and challenges to world peace and security, it is important to adopt integrated, global and co-ordinated strategies involving all parties: researchers, governments, security forces and civilians," he said.
The involvement of society as a whole, he argued, is the most effective way to "establish world peace and security for the harmonious development of everyone living on the planet".
The spread of terrorism and crime not only threatens the southern Mediterranean, participants acknowledged, but it could also have a direct impact on the entire international community.
Ellen Wasylina, the president of the Observatory of the Black, Gulf and Mediterranean Seas, was among those calling for the need for regional co-operation. She offered her suggestion for how such a team effort could be organised.
"Its architecture should not be created in the north, even if the main targets are Western. All states in the Sahel must be involved," she said.
"Dialogue with and between populations across the Sahel region must therefore be a consideration in taking action against terrorism, because terrorists have infiltrated them," Wasylina added.
Dr Zannou of Benin noted that it was time for a new approach to confronting the threat of terrorism.
"Sovereign states and the international community have long prioritised the military and security-based approach," the professor said, adding, however, that "political, developmental and integrationist considerations should not be ignored".
"There is a school of thought that non-democratic regimes encourage more terrorism, and that democracy is less vulnerable to it," he said. "Because of the government's legitimacy and promotion of human values, their people act through the country's institutions to respect fundamental standards and encourage the government to stand firm against groups which resort to violence," he said.
Zannou added: "Democratisation and liberalism reduce the incidence of terrorist attacks."
Meanwhile, he said the developmental approach could be supported by investment in the exploitation of mineral and energy resources in the Sahel-Saharan area.
"This developmental approach aims to eradicate poverty as a factor in terrorism," Zannou said.


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ALBANY — Deerfield's varsity boys shrugged off a sluggish start to capture another region title, topping the Calvary Christian Knights, 65-44, on Saturday night at Darton State College's Cavalier Arena.
And that brought a smile to the normally tense face of head coach Gordy Gruhl after some near misses in recent seasons.
"When you have the success we've had, you don't really appreciate games like this until you don't win them, like a couple of years ago," he said. "Thing is, we started out playing (Saturday) like we had our minds on next week. We're happy we won it, but we've got bigger fish to fry."
Once Calvary Christian jumped out to a five-point lead after the first quarter, the home team was wide awake by the time they hit the locker rooms after Ramello Carter drained a 3pointer from the left shoulder with less than four seconds left in the half to go into the break up 33-28.
It was all DWS from there.
"Cavalry's got some good, athletic players," Gruhl said. "We got lost and gave them open looks early (Saturday night). When their legs were fresh, they were knocking down those shots, but later on in the second half those shots stopped falling.
"From that point, we were able to get some easy transition points off the misses."
Try a lot of easy transition points off those Calvary misses.
The Knights struggled to make much ground in the third quarter, where they only outscored the visitors by two, making it 43-40 Deerfield. However, thanks to a 16-2 run by Deerfield, sparked in the early fourth quarter, the Knights were able to stretch their lead to 17 with two minutes left to play.
After Carter stole a pass and broke away for an easy fast-break layup, the visitors' upset hopes were all but extinguished.
"Our depth came in handy. We've got a lot of guys we can rotate in, and when you're running a college court like at Darton, at that pace, depth really comes into play," Gruhl said.
Carter, a Herald Super 6er, contributed in each phase of the game for the Knights, finishing with 10 rebounds and five assists to go along with 21 points. Weston King added 13 points and six rebounds, while Jason Battle added nine points off the bench.
Carter said he just wanted to bring the title home.
"I just wanted to do whatever I had to do to help my teammates get the region title, every point, every rebound was going towards that," he said. "I think we had to refocus and forget about the state playoffs."
Gruhl said now the team can look ahead — but not too much.
"We can't get ahead of ourselves. You hear the cliché all the time, but it's true: We're taking it one day at a time," he said. "We stumbled in the first round last year, and we can't let that happen again. We've got nine seniors on the team this year, and we want to send them off on the right note."
The Knights moved to 21-3 on the year and will face Weber School at Tattnall Square next Thursday.
DWS GIRLS 39, TIFTAREA 29: No coach would ever say they'd feel totally comfortable with a postseason championship game in the hands of a freshman, but Deerfield coach Jeff Eubanks wasn't necessarily all that worried Saturday night.
Eubanks' Lady Knights struggled to get shots off against a tough Tiftarea squad all game, but an 11-4 run in the second quarter engineered by Nyla Perry and Casey Kincheloe brought the Lady Knights some much-needed momentum before the half. Perry and Kincheloe each grabbed four rebounds and two steals prior to the break.
"Nerves got to us early, we gave up a lot of rebounds, had some turnovers, so when the fourth quarter started, we talked about how we hadn't played to our potential," the coach said.
There was no clear point where it all came together, per se, for the Lady Knights, but it was Perry's corner 3-pointer with less than three minutes in regulation that put the Lady Knights up one after it looked like they might give it away down the stretch.
After trading free throws on consecutive possessions, Perry was at the charity stripe with a chance to preserve a region championship for her Lady Knights.
"I was just focused, trying to keep my eyes on the prize," she said.
With a group of Lady Panther fans at their loudest behind the basket, she knocked down both free throws to put the Lady Knights up 32-29 with 7.8 seconds left. The DWS defense held on last possession — and the celebration was on.
"We were pretty pumped because both times we played, they were close games," Kincheloe said. "We split the series and lost one game in overtime, so I guess you could say it was like a rivalry game for us."
Perry finished with a game-high 14 points, five rebounds, and three assists. Kincheloe added six of her own, along with six rebounds and four steals. Ali Rippy and Rachel Thomason added seven points each for the Lady Panthers in a losing effort.
"I was proud of my girls. We had some good defensive stops down the stretch, and they hit clutch free throws too," Eubanks said. "The team is really coming together. I like our chances for the first round of the playoffs."
The Lady Knights will now face the Atlanta Girls' School Friday at Tattnall Square, while Tiftarea will play the Holy Spirit School at the same venue.
bubbasmithredneck 2 years, 4 months ago
The 3 black kids that go to Deerfield just happen to play basketball????......hmmmmm......How does that work.....????
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Michael Dawson will hold talks with QPR in the next 24-48 hours as the west London club look to tie up a deal for the Tottenham defender and Real Madrid centre-back Ricardo Carvalho.
Despite landing a number of high-profile signings this summer, QPR began their season with a 5-0 home loss to Swansea on Saturday.
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Three cheers for Brecht Vandenbroucke and his masterpiece, White Cube
We posted some work of Brecht's a few weeks back and foolishly didn't comment on his new publication White Cube. Now, we're not being biased by saying it's amazing just because Brecht sent us a copy in a hand-painted envelope with a personalised illustration inside (no big deal) — this is genuinely one of the best books we've seen all year. White Cube began as a black and white zine but has blossomed into a truly beautiful hardback lump of pleasure. Following two pink-faced men (or as Brecht calls them, The Aesthetic Critics) as they trot gleefully into artistic establishments and deal with contemporary art in a naive yet scathing way, this collection of short comics is both hilarious and – yeah I'm gonna say it – genius.
Something about the relationship between the creepily identical Aesthetic Critics is what makes these stories so hilarious. Brecht says: "They always have an opinion and feel the need to express this, sometimes by destroying the actual art or giving it a thumbs-up (as seen on Facebook). They even continue this into their daily life leading to some bizarre situations.
"The idea was based on how everyone has an opinion on everything these days and needs to share it, so I decided to do something funny with that. I tried to put the importance of the art world into perspective and I also tried to create a book that is very visual. It's completely hand-painted and there is no dialogue, just a few words here and there."


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In this course, professional audio engineer Scott Hirsch shows how to create an evocative sound mix for a film or video, built from basic audio collected during the shoot and transformed into a final mix using Pro Tools 9. This course shows how to set up and optimize a Pro Tools session template for projects with unique requirements, record Foley and ADR audio, layer sound effects, perform corrections such as noise reduction and pitch shifting, mix for stereo and 5.1 surround sound, and finally, how to format and deliver the finalized mix, whether destined for DVD, movie theater, broadcast, or the web.
When you are working in HD or with a complete production toolkit, you get a few advanced automation control features. While some of these are more centered around control surfaces, in this movie, we will go over some of the advanced features that can have an impact on mixing audio for video. Write on Stop is one of these advanced automation features. You can use it in your audio for video session to find a good sweet spot for music while you're moving the fader around, and then when you hit Stop it will write that automation setting to either before and after your location, from where you are to the end of the session, from where you are to the beginning of the session, or to the previous or next breakpoint.
So, let me show you how that would work. We are going to set it to Write for the whole length of the session before and after. So, this would be kind of like an initial pass when you're trying to find just globally where the music should sit. The next thing you want to do is set this track into Latch. And what I am going to do is hit Play and I will move the fader until I find the sweet spot where I think it's sitting the best. And you will see once I hit Stop it will write that location to the whole session for this automation playlist. (Engines revving) So, finding the stop where I want to put it and let's say I like the volume to be there.
Now, when I hit Stop, it writes that location to before and after where we stopped the playback. I blew away any automation that was there before, so this would be kind of an initial thing just to get your bearings right and it does write a breakpoint. So, now that location and that position of your fader is written before and after. Remember you can write it just from where you are to the end if you want and not affect things before, or you can write it from where you are to beginning and not affect things after, or just to the previous or next breakpoint.
Let me undo that and so that's Write on Stop. And you have to know you want to do that and you set your button whichever one you choose before you hit playback and it works that way. There is also Manual Write. For Manual Write, you have to actually select one of these options while playback is occurring. So, let's say you're playing back and you're moving the fader around and you say oh, I really like this spot. Then at that point you can click one of the Manual Write buttons after playback has already occurred, and when you hit Stop it will write out the automation for that session just like we did on Write on Stop.
So, let me demonstrate that. So, let's say again we are still in Latch mode, but we are playing and we are moving the fader around and we like this position, for example. Now, I say oh, I want to write this to the whole session. So, I click Manual Write and when I hit Stop it gives me a little warning that it's going to affect all automation moves. I say OK and it writes that to the beginning and end. So, these two are kind of related. Just one is kind of premeditated thing where you know you want to do this.
The second one is, Manual Write is when you are kind of moving a fader around, then you say I would like to write this spot to the whole session and you can click these buttons after playback has occurred. So, I am going to hit Undo and we are going to go over a different type of advanced automation called Trim Automation. Trim Automation allows you to use previously recorded automation and trim their values up or down in real time while you maintain your original automation moves. So, to go into Trim mode, we can click in here where the other automation modes are and we just select this last option here, Trim.
So, trim works in conjunctions. So, now we are in Trim Latch mode for example. Or we can be in Trim Write mode for example. And you know you're in Trim mode when you see a yellow line running across your track. So again, Trim mode lets us just trim the moves that are already there. So, let's say we like these moves. I made these earlier and I like how it fades out. I like how it gets a little louder here in this middle section. But once I started adding effects in, I realized that the music is a little too loud and it all needed to come down a little bit, but I want to maintain these moves.
We can do this if we are saying Write Trim mode. Like over this section, I wanted this section to come down for example. So, I'm in Write mode and if I'm in Write Trim mode, I'm able to pull my fader down and when I hit Play, Pro Tools will take the existing moves and my new trim value moves and coalesce them into a composite, which included my old moves but it will be a little quieter. One way I like to work in Trim mode is up in the Preferences here I am going to set a certain setting. And this is under the Mixing tab in Automation.
On the right-hand side here, see this Coalesce Trim Automation. I like to set this to On Exiting Trim Mode. That actually shows me what it's going to be like and it doesn't actually coalesce my trim that I made with the existing automation until I leave Trim mode. I'm going to set it to that option. It's not set there by default and we will take a look at how that works. So, in Write Trim mode, again I can tell I am in Write Trim because I can see a yellow line and my volume fader is actually yellow as well. The yellow line represents what's called your delta value.
That's how much change is occurring. If I move this down as we are playing back, as soon as the pass is over we will see a blue line. And that's the composite of the original and our delta value, so how much we've trimmed it, and that will give us kind of a preview of the view of what we're going to get when we leave trim mode since we decided to coalesce after we leave trim mode. So, let's take a pass at it and see what happens. (Engines revving) Okay, so we zoom in here so we can really see what's going on.
I brought down the trim value to a lower point during this section, and again, the yellow is my delta value. That's how much it lowered. Now, the blue line which you can see right above the yellow line, that's where the composite result would be when my original move combined with my trim move is going to end up. And so that looks like it's what I wanted. I just wanted the whole thing to be lowered, but I wanted to keep the original breakpoints. So, now as soon as I leave Trim mode, just uncheck it here in the pulldown menu, it coalesces and my trim has been made.
That whole section maintained the original breakpoints, but it's all trimmed down by a certain amount. So, the last type of advanced automation I want to go over is called snapshot automation. And this way we can actually go ahead and just turn our automation to off and we can set up some values that we like just free form. So, we can just kind of playback and say oh I like the volume of the music to be there and I wanted to actually take the pans a little less wide.
I can set it up however I want over a whole section and then as long as I select that section, and say it's just this part of the scene, I can enable the parameters that I want to write as just a global snapshot. So, in this case, the Volume and Pan. So I want this Volume here and the Pan there for this whole section. Remember my Automation pulldown menu and everything is just turned off, so I can move these wherever I want. But even though it's turned off, I have set my parameters. I can go to the Edit pulldown menu, go into Automation, and say Write to All Enabled and that'll do a snapshot automation. That will write my current settings to any enabled parameters, in this case Volume and Pan. And there you go.
It just quickly writes those moves to that location. So, that's snapshot automation and that's a really useful thing if you wanted to just take it scene by scene and set up initial parameters throughout the session. Because precise control over automation is such an important feature to have on any audio for video mix, these advanced features that you get with the complete production toolkit or HD, they open up even more possibilities for control and most importantly the speed at which you are working.
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You sell the sport bike. They get outdated quicker than stereo equipment anyhow.
Keep the KLR. It's slow, heavy and ugly. It's yours though, its reliable and it'll be cheap. You need all that while in school.
At some point if not already, you'll meet some chick that you'll have to carry on a regular basis. The KLR is ok for that. At some point you're going to be at a kegger and some drunk douche nozzle is going to back over your bike. The KLR will be fine. You'll have to buck up $30 for new handlebars. That's it.
You'll lose the girl to some guy with a Harley. Don't worry. He's financing it. She gets knocked up and drops out. You're better off without her.
You'll finish school with a busted up but still running KLR with bald tires. Youll finally change the oil, put new tires on it and head out for a 6 month road trip. Maybe Argentina? When you get back you'll start some entry level job and advance quickly. Finishing top of your class has nothing to do with it. It's because your boss thinks you have great stories and wishes they would have done that when they were younger. Then you get to buy any and all the bikes you want. Also, the other language that you learned in your travels helps to pick up women.
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Bioshock Infinite Delayed Until February 2013
Take-Two revealed this morning that Bioshock Infinite has been delayed, and they now plan on releasing the game on February 26, 2013. Irrational Games Creative Director Ken Levine had this to say about the delay.
"When we announced the release date of BioShock Infinite in March, we felt pretty good about the timing. Since then, we've uncovered opportunities to make Infinite into something even more extraordinary," said Irrational Games Creative Director Ken Levine. "Therefore, to give our talented team the time they need to deliver the best Infinite possible, we've decided to move the game's release to February."
Levine also went on to mention how news about Bioshock Infinite will be very scarce in the coming months, as it will not be shown at events like E3 or Gamescom.
"That way, the next time you see our game, it will be essentially the product we intend to put in the box. Preparing for these events takes time away from development, time we're going to use instead to get the best version of Infinite into your hands in February."
This marks yet another highly anticipated 2012 release that has been pushed back to 2013, but I have faith that Ken Levine and the talented team at Irrational Games will use this extra time wisely, making Bioshock Infinite the best that it can be.
The 4 "Heavy Hitters" of Bioshock Infinite
Now that all four of the Heavy Hitters from Bioshock Infinite have been revealed, I want to hear from all of our readers which one you all like the best and why. I'm personally a fan of all four as I believe they were all expertly created and each one brings something different to the table. The Motorized Patriots and the Handymen are physically imposing given their size and strength, whereas the Boys of Silence sacrifice brute strength and heavy artillery in favor of being immensely unsettling and creepy. The Siren doesn't seem to pose much of a threat to players by herself but her ability to resurrect fallen enemies makes her possibly the most dangerous adversary of the four Heavy Hitters. Be sure to check out the videos for these intimidating foes below and leave a comment telling us which one is your favorite.
P.S. The Boys of Silence are my favorite, but don't feel obligated to share my opinion…. or do…. either way.
BioShock Infinite Trailer Reveals the Third Heavy Hitting Enemy
Recently Irrational Games revealed two of the heavy hitting enemies that will be in BioShock Infinite. First we saw the "Mechanized Patriot," and then we saw "The Handymen." The ongoing series of trailers that has been revealing these enemies continues, as Ken Levine and others from Irrational Games show off and discuss the "Boys of Silence."
BioShock Infinite Trailer: Second Heavy Hitting Enemy Revealed
We saw a trailer recently where Ken Levine highlighted the heavy hitting enemies of the Bioshock Infinite. The first enemies revealed were known as "Mechanized Patriots," more specifically the George Washington version of that enemy. An all new heavy hitting enemy has been revealed, and it's known as "The Handyman". Ken Levine and others at Irrational Games talk in detail about "The Handyman" in the most recent trailer.
BioShock Infinite Trailer Reveals a New Enemy
We have seen quite a bit of BioShock Infinite since its announcement in various demos and trailers. We haven't seen much about what we will be fighting though. Sure we've seen plenty of combat, but the only known enemies in the game have been plain old humans and Songbird, who was essentially your ally Elizabeth's keeper. A new enemy type has been announced in a trailer called the "Motorized Patriot" who is considered the heavy hitting enemy in the game. The "Motorized Patriots" are relentless and powerful robotic enemies that bear a resemblance to various patriots of America's past. The trailer has BioShock Infinite's creator Ken Levine talking in great detail about one of "Motorized Patriots," George Washington.
Bioshock Infinite Wants You To Play Games Like Its 1999
Irrational Games announced their version of a hardcore mode for the upcoming Bioshock Infinite on their blog. Apparently it involves choices that will affect your game, based on your playstyle and isn't just a simple crank up the difficulty to eleven on a scale of one to ten. Apparently Irrational's recent survey showed that gamers want hard games. But not just any old hard games. We need a more thought provoking, cerebral experience and not just brass balls. This whole concept is intriguing and I'm curious how 1999 Mode will differ from other variations of hard modes. Fallout New Vegas' hardcore mode presented quite the challenge at the start of the game, being limited to what you could carry and stimpaks (and other health related items) regenerating health over time rather than an instant shot. It all became moot once you were far enough into the game anyway.
If your as curious as I am about why they chose 1999, apparently in 2000 games became easy. It also happened to be the year Irrational Games' System Shock 2 came out along with some benchmark games; Silent Hill, Final Fantasy VII, EverQuest (there went eight years of my life off and on…), Counter-Strike (there was another chunk of my life off and on…), Tony Hawk's Pro Skater, Homeworld, Age of Empires II, Unreal Tournament, Quake III Arena, Shenmue. Remember when the PC was still dominant in gaming?


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Norma Bates has had nothing but bad luck in relationships on "Bates Motel," and for viewers who know where her story in "Psycho" ends, that track record isn't likely to change any time soon. But that doesn't stop fans from itching for a relationship between Vera Farmiga's Norma and Nestor Carbonell's Sheriff Romero.
Both Carbonell and Farmiga are intrigued by the idea, they tell Zap2it during a San Diego Comic-Con 2014 group interview. "I know a lot of people are eager to explore that, and I am, but I want them to do that in a way that is simmering," Farmiga says.
There were some teases of a possible romantic interest between the two in Season 2, and Farmiga found it "sexy" because Romero "never says anything." "He's a man of very few words, and then he opens his mouth and lets the fact that he's been watching me undress just roll out, without apology," Farmiga says. "I look forward to where they take it."
Carbonell knows little about "Bates Motel" Season 3, but does reveal it will explore more of Romero's history. When describing his character's relationship with Norma's son Dylan, he says Romero views him as a son, while Romero views Norman more like a child that he might adopt. That viewpoint definitely makes it sound like Romero could take on a more paternal role in the Bates family.
"I think the writers are open to it. As long as [Norma] keeps misbehaving, I'll be chasing her," Carbonell says with a laugh. "I think he fancies himself a guy who can do it all. He's got a big opinion of himself."
Romero doesn't know the truth about Norman Bates being a psycho, but Carbonell doesn't think that he would try to bring Norman down if he did know. "If anything, I think if he discovers that Norman is as messed up as we all know him to be, I think he probably thinks that he can 'fix him,' which is really quite pathetic," Carbonell says.
Whatever happens between Norma and Romero, Farmiga just wants the writers to keep the audience "wanting more."
"I just want them to take their time with that because they are both two very guarded people and both very controlling, and that's why it's so exciting to watch," she says. "It's this game of tug-of-war, and so you've got these two very willful, very controlling people holding this rope filled with tension. As soon as someone lessens the tension, the game's going to be over."
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BRISTOL — Charles E."Soko" Sokoloski, 84, of Upper Birch Drive, died Monday, November 18, 2013, at Mt. Ridge Health Care Center after a period of declining health. He was born in Chelsea, MA the son of Jack and Julia (Boczkowski) Sokoloski. He grew up and attended schools in Chelsea. At 16 he decided he wanted to join the Armed Forces and his mother signed papers allowing him to join the US Navy. After serving in the Navy for two years he decided he would prefer to serve on land and joined the US Army. Soko served with the air division as a gunner aboard helicopters and later on fixed wing aircraft. He also learned to work as a mechanic on the planes as well.
Soko entered the military at the end of WWII, served during Korea as well as five tours of duty in Vietnam. He was awarded the Bronze Star, the Army Commendation Medal and Air Medal. He retired as a Platoon Sargent after 26 years of proud service to this country.
When Soko returned home to Chelsea he drove trucks for Strhan Wallpaper Company for 10+ years before finally retiring in 1982. At that time he moved to Alexandria, NH and then to Bristol where he has lived ever since.
Family members include his wife Virginia "Jeanie" Sokoloski of Bristol; a sister, Ruth Rochenski of Saugus, MA; many nieces, nephews, grandnieces and grandnephews, his cats Sasha, Maggie, Lilly and dog Jake. He was predeceased by a daughter Susan Sokoloski.
Services-Calling hours will be Thursday, November 21, 2013 from 4 to 8 p.m. at the Emmons Funeral Home, 115 South Main St., Bristol. A Mass of Christian Burial will be Celebrated from our Lady of Grace Chaple of Holy Trinity Church, 2 West Shore Rd., Bristol at 9:30 a.m. Friday, November 22, 2013. Burial with Military Honors will follow in NH Veterans Cemetery in Boscawen.


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On Aug. 17, 1915, Leo Frank, a Cornell-educated Jewish industrialist, was lynched just outside Atlanta. The atrocity marked the culmination of an ugly conflict that began with the 1913 murder of a child laborer named Mary Phagan, who toiled for pennies an hour in Atlanta's National Pencil Factory. Frank, the plant superintendent, was convicted of the crime and sentenced to death, though he always maintained his innocence. He appealed his case all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court, losing each time, whereupon Georgia Gov. John Slaton commuted his sentence to life imprisonment. The decision so angered the general populace that a mob organized by a Superior Court judge, the son of a U.S. senator and a former governor abducted Frank from a well-guarded state prison and hanged him from an oak tree.
The lynching of Frank seems like an incident out of another America, one of gray-bearded Civil War veterans and Jim Crow, Model Ts and ragtime. Woodrow Wilson was president. "The Birth of a Nation" was playing in theaters. The story, however, remains very much alive. Throughout the fall, "Parade," the Alfred Uhry musical inspired by the affair, has been drawing crowds to the Mark Taper Forum. On Nov. 8, KCET will broadcast "The People v. Leo Frank," the first full-length documentary to explore the topic.
Read the full story at LATimes.com.
Read more about Leo Frank and the historical musical "Parade," here.
Leo Frank, Revisited
When T.R. Knight chants the Shema blindfolded and with a noose tightening around his neck in the role of Leo Frank, his character's terror is palpable. The scene takes place as the inevitable tragic dénouement of the historical musical "Parade," now playing at the Mark Taper Forum, the story of the anti-Semitic trial and lynching in 1915 of a pencil-factory manager accused of brutally murdering a 13-year-old girl. In this production, Frank lives again via this boyish, 36-year-old actor best known for his part in the original cast of "Grey's Anatomy."
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July: Meet Our New Because I am a Girl Ambassador
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Meet Our Brand New Because I am a Girl Ambassador!
Plan International USA is proud to welcome actress Freida Pinto onboard as part of our global effort to change the lives of girls and strengthen communities. Freida recently traveled with Plan to Sierra Leone, where she witnessed the Because I am a Girl initiative first-hand. Upon her return, she shared her experience in a personal blog.
"In Sierra Leone, the treacherous web of problems women face is endless — teenage pregnancies, forced or self-imposed prostitution to make ends meet, death during pregnancy, denial of education and the shocking female genital mutilation that is unfortunately embedded in tradition. There is no overnight solution to these problems, but here's what I think — educate and empower a girl and she will help build a stronger community."
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Letter from the Editor
Now that news about our friend and Because I am a Girl ambassador Freida is out, we want to make sure you stay tuned in to all the exciting things she has to say! On July 11th she hit the airwaves on the Today Show to talk to hosts Matt, Kathy Lee and Hoda about her upcoming movie and give a special shout out to Plan.
Make sure to check out our Facebook page for the latest and greatest about her recent trip and continued support. For updates in 140-characters or less, follow her on Twitter @BecauseImFreida!
Many thanks to Ms. Pinto. We can't wait to see how your involvement will help change the world for girls!
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From July 22-28, 50 - 60 teens from the U.S. and other countries where Plan works will come together for a week-long summer retreat as part of Plan's youth program, Youth United for Global Action and Awareness (YUGA).
YUGA's upcoming campaign focuses on the Because I am a Girl initiative, so campers will learn from Plan staff about current development projects in the field. Teens will hone their 21st century advocacy skills and then put them to work in support of girls' rights and gender equality.
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Georgie Gaylor, social media editor of Plan International, recently witnessed south-east Asia's identity crisis first hand. Children without proper ID cards face crippling disadvantages within a complex social system.
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35% of the purchase price of every adult, youth, toddler, and baby tee go directly to help support Because I am a Girl projects all around the world. Together, we can inspire the next generation of girls to stand up against gender inequality. Now that's a powerful gift, don't you think? Visit planusastore.com to purchase your tees today!
Recipe of the month
Diri ak Pwa, Creole for red beans and rice, is one of the national foods of Haiti. Though it may sound like a humble dish, the use of scotch bonnet peppers ensures it packs a serious punch. By adding beef, pork or fish to this culinary staple, diners add variety to the spice of Haitian life. View recipe.
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President Barack Obama said last week he plans to act on his own to address immigration reform. The president said he's tired of waiting for House Republicans to act on the issue. Now, he plans to take executive action.
Obama said Monday there are currently enough Republicans and Democrats in the House to pass an immigration bill, which he promises to sign. There is no indication, however, that such a bill will be brought to the floor for a vote anytime soon.
The president said he has waited for more than a year to give House Speaker John Boehner time to act on immigration reform. Obama said he was disappointed last month when Boehner informed him the House won't vote on an immigration bill this year.
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DETROIT, Mich. -- Playing without two of their top three scorers in the season's second half, the Mustangs found Wednesday's (Feb. 6) home conference tilt to be a difficult challenge against Indiana Tech. Trailing 39-20 at the half, the Mustangs hung tough in the second stanza before falling to the Warriors, 74-44.
Over the first twenty minutes, the visiting Warriors (12-15, 10-9 WHAC) used their decided height advantage to pound the paint. Giving up considerable size, the Mustangs (1-24, 0-19 WHAC) would give up 26 points in the paint to their 14 in the first half.
The scoring down low was assisted by a 33-19 rebound margin in the first half. The 14-rebound edge helped the Warriors to 16 second chance points to put the Mustangs down 19 at the break.
Second half action saw the Mustangs hang tough once again before faltering down the stretch in the 30-point conference setback.
The Mustangs were paced by Ciara Moore (Detroit, Mich./Northwestern) with game-high tying 20 points.
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Jazz Musician and Composer Bob Mintzer to Perform with Whitworth College Jazz Ensemble
Acclaimed musician, composer and arranger Bob Mintzer will join the award-winning Whitworth College Jazz Ensemble for an evening of jazz done New York style. For over thirty years Mintzer has wowed audiences and music critics alike with his talent, versatility and improvisation skills.
Although Mintzer is best known for playing tenor saxophone, he also plays the bass clarinet, soprano saxophone, electronic wind instrument, flute, piano and guitar. He has worked with a wide variety of musicians and ensembles over the last three decades. During the 1970s and early 1980s he played with such artists as Buddy Rich, Tito Puene, Eddie Palimieri, David Sanborn and Liza Minelli.
In 1984 Mintzer started the Bob Mintzer Big Band, which records for DMP Records. Band members have included musicians such as Randy and Michael Brecker and Laure Fink. The band has produced 11 albums, four of which were Grammy nominees. "Big Band Trane" is the band's latest release on DMP.
In 1990 Mintzer joined the Yellowjackets, a highly acclaimed jazz combo which for several years was the top jazz fusion band in the world. Mintzer has played on such albums as "Greenhouse," "Live Wires," "Dreamland" and "Blue Hats." He has performed and recorded with the GRP All-Star Big Band, and he frequently performs with other ensembles including the New York Philharmonic Orchestra.
Mintzer began arranging for big band when he was a member of the Buddy Rich Big Band. He has published 200 big-band arrangements, a saxophone method book, and several books of etudes and improvisation. Many of the compositions heard on recent Bob Mintzer Big Band, Yellowjackets and GRP All-Star Big Band recordings have been arranged or composed by Mintzer.
Each year Mintzer, who is a saxophone instructor at the Manhattan School of Music, holds nearly 20 clinics worldwide.
Mintzer and the Whitworth College Jazz Ensemble, which has won the Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival the last three years in a row, will perform Saturday, Nov. 6 at 8 p.m. in Cowles Auditorium. Tickets are $10 and can be purchased through G&B Select-a-Seat at (509) 325-SEAT. Tickets can also be purchased at the Whitworth College Music Building office and at the door the evening of the event. To contact Bob Mintzer for an interview, please call (914) 478-1877.
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