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TEDDY BEARS' PICNIC to Open the Nationwide Insurance POPCORN POPS, 6/22
Conductor Albert-George Schram and the Columbus Symphony open this season with Teddy Bears' Picnic, a program filled with familiar tunes and sing-a-longs for the whole family. Children are encouraged to "bring their favorite teddy bear to cuddle while enjoying fun and furry music."
The evening's program includes:
Grieg, "March of the Bears" from Lyric Suite
Frost, Arr., Teddy Bears' Picnic
Peck, The Thrill of the Orchestra
Frost, Arr., The Bear Went Over the Mountain
Fillmore, Teddy Trombone
Frost, Arr., Head and Shoulders, Knees and Toes
Mendelssohn, Allegro vivace from Symphony No. 4 in A Major ("Italian")
Mancini, "Baby Elephant Walk" from Paramount Pictures' Hatari
Frost, Arr., Boomers' Free-for-All
Hanson, "Maypole Dances" from Suite from Merry Mount
La Prise/Frost, The Hokey Pokey
Concert goers are encouraged to bring a blanket and lawn chairs, pack a picnic, and come early for pre-concert activities from 6-7:45pm. Activities include:
Columbus Museum of Art – Make a craft designed to match the concert theme.
Music and Arts Centers – Try to play a woodwind or brass or percussion instrument.
Face Painting – Choose the design or create your own.
Gymboree – Enjoy music and movement with the famous parachute.
Jest Jugglers – Watch balls, scarves, and bowling pins madly flip and twirl.
WeJoySing – Compose your own tune and rhythm with instruments.
Loft Violin Shop – Practice playing a violin.
Suzuki Students – Listen to talented young musicians perform.
The 2012 Nationwide Insurance Popcorn Pops presents Teddy Bears' Picnic at the Columbus Bicentennial Pavilion in the Columbus Commons (160 S. High St.) on Friday, June 22, at 8pm (running time approximately one hour). Tickets are $12 for adults and $8 for children when purchased in advance by phone at 614.228.8600, online at www.PicnicWithThePops.com, in person at the Ohio Theatre Ticket Office (39 E. State St.), or at the gate on the night of the show. Children 2 and under are free.
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An Ocala Police Department squad car on its way to a robbery was struck by an oncoming vehicle at Southwest 17th Street and Southwest 19th Avenue Road on Tuesday, according to officials.
Police said trainee Andy Lunday, the driver, was not seriously injured, nor was his training officer, Joshua Fried.
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars The best Bass/Audiophile grade headphones for the money.
There are some incredibly detailed reviews regarding the sound so I won't say much about it. As a bass-head, I am incredibly satisfied with these. My previous bass heavy headphones always compromised on the other ends of the spectrum but not the M-100's.
If you are looking for reference/studio grade headphones mainly for music production, I wouldn't be too sure...
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3.0 out of 5 stars Warm, Inconsistant, Dull but Fun at the same time! Read on!
I have heard over 10 different sets of these headphones and about 3 of the 10 have a different signature!
The first set I own was warm, bassy with mids that sounded like they where coming through a tube! They didn't sound balanced and the treble was rolled off creating loss of detail! Now I've heard a few people have thus experience mostly when the headphones...
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars The best Bass/Audiophile grade headphones for the money.,
This review is from: V-Moda Crossfade M-100 Over-Ear Noise-Isolating Metal Headphones - Matte Black (Electronics)
There are some incredibly detailed reviews regarding the sound so I won't say much about it. As a bass-head, I am incredibly satisfied with these. My previous bass heavy headphones always compromised on the other ends of the spectrum but not the M-100's.
If you are looking for reference/studio grade headphones mainly for music production, I wouldn't be too sure on getting these. However, if you are looking for an audiophile grade + bass heavy pair of headphones, this is it. Once again, many others have already analysed every aspect of the sound far better than I could so please refer to those, but if I had to describe the sound with one phrase it would be: powerful and lively.
I also highly recommend this as a high end gaming headphone. I use this with the Soundblaster Z + Earforce DSS (To achieve headphone surround sound for games/movie). It's just phenomenal...
Although stereo sound is perfect for music, the standard sound stage for these headphones seem a little close to me. For example, when listening to any kind of speech, the sound feels forced too close to the ears. That is why I use the virtual surround option on the Earforce DSS to open up the sound stage for videos/games (Although I feel it expands it too much producing an echo like resonance, but that has nothing to do with the headphones). It's still miles better than any other headphones that I had tested so really I am nit picking here.
The build quality screams quality everywhere. These really are built to last, I have dropped them numerous times (by accident of course) and they are functioning absolutely fine. Unfortunately, due to a recent drop, one of the hinges (for folding the cup) has loosened. It still works, but clearly it's not like it's indestructible.
Because these headphones are so sleek I occasionally take them outside (still prefer earphones though). However, that comes with a massive compromise. This is one major flaw with these headphones. The standard pads are way too thin, to the point where my ears were clamped to the inner solid material (it hurts a little/mostly annoying). As with anything, you can get used to it and eventually I stopped noticing it but it always left the ears sore. I definitely wouldn't have given it the full 5 stars if it weren't for the XL pads (which you will have to purchase separately). The XL pads resolve the only major flaw with these headphones, so be aware of this problem before purchasing.
Other than that, everything else is just positive. This will be my daily driver for a very long time, perhaps until V-Moda come out with a better version.
So should you buy it?
Yes, but make sure you purchase the XL pads! (They really should just make those the standards pads...)
P.S. The price on Amazon is way too high, I got mine for around �160
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars A sound investment!,
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This review is from: V-Moda Crossfade M-100 Over-Ear Noise-Isolating Metal Headphones - Matte Black (Electronics)
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These headphones aren't the funkiest looking, they don't have glowing lights or uber-modern styling designed to catch the eye, they look ultilitarian - they are built for a purpose. They are built for sound.
When you use these for the first time, the first thing you notice is the level of bass, it's so much richer than other headphones I've used and obviously worlds away from the little earphones I tend to use when on the bus. Once you get over the quality of sound you then realise how excellent the noise cancellation - all that exists is you and the music, and ultimately that's what any audiophile wants. Noise cancellation isn't the best I've experienced and when no music plays you can still hear the outside world (though only just), but the level of noise blocking is enough to ensure there is no distraction. In addition to noise coming in, these are incredibly effective at preventing noise-bleed, the other passengers on the bus won't be able to hear your Abba Gold marathon.
The build quality of these headphones is excellent, apparently they are tested to military standards and I don't doubt it. They feel incredibly strong - I have complete faith that these will endure heavy knocks and outlive most other headphones, once you have these - you'll have them for years. The product description tells you about the 2 cables this is bundled with, I've not used the mic much but it seemed to work fine. The cables are made of a tangle free material (similar to some earphones I have) and it is surprisingly effective.
In a nutshell: These are the best sounding headphones I have ever used. They are also incredibly light while also feeling very sturdy. They may be pricy compared to some other sets out there, but you'll still be enjoying these in a decades time.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars V-MODA M100 (The King of Headphones) Stereo Headphone review by Dale,
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This review is from: V-Moda Crossfade M-100 Over-Ear Noise-Isolating Metal Headphones - Matte Black (Electronics)
Sources: iPhone5 alone, iPhone5 with Decware Zen Head amp via LOD, iPhone5 with v-moda Verza DAC/amp, various computers using the Microstreamer DAC/amp.
First impression of the V-MODA M100: Bass! The kind you don't have to quibble about. It's there in abundance for any conceivable need you might have. That aside, I see this M100 as 2 headphones in one (a bargain BTW) - the extra-bass model for gaming, TV action film, house and other bass-centric music, and the hi-fi model (using bass reduction) for symphonies, folk and acoustic, jazz, rock/pop/metal, and other such delicate genres. Unless otherwise noted, all comments below apply to the M100 using bass reduction, since I listen to music in quiet places mainly, and my tastes are mostly midrange-centric.
The M100's sound is slightly dark, having 1-2 db less output in the presence area around 3-5 khz and more output in the upper bass than many other full-size headphones (ex: Beyer COP, B&O H6, Senn MOE). Some of the other dark-sounding headphones I have don't compete with the M100, because they don't have the clarity and accuracy of musical tone that comes with the higher quality drivers and manufacturing standards that the M100 benefits from. Despite the impression of 'dark', the overall sound is quite lush, and very smooth from top to bottom. Although I stated above that all of the comments from here down apply to using bass reduction with the M100, I must repeat here that with bass reduction on, the bass is as strong as any good hi-fi headphone that has good bass. Some of the so-called 'neutral' headphones will have bass that's significantly weaker than the M100 even when the M100 bass is reduced, so I think the concept of hi-fi neutral is overdue for a revision.
Some reviews I've read describe the M100's midrange as recessed, but of course that's with the default bass as I noted above. How you perceive the midrange depends a lot on where you play the M100. Outdoors, on public transport, in a noisy club - those environments tend to absorb most of the bass, so the M100 should be ideal in those cases when played flat (no EQ). Listening at home late at night when it's very quiet is where you'll hear the most detail, since the background noise level can be 30 or more db lower than outdoors in the daytime, and even a lot lower than the indoor daytime noise level. In summary, excellent sound for high fidelity music playback, if you follow my reasoning. Soundstage is mostly dependent on the music of course, but frequency balance plays a large role as well - since most reviewers are adamant about not using EQ, when they evaluate the M100 in their very quiet listening locations, the strong bass makes the midrange seem more distant, hence the soundstage follows from there.
Isolation seems quite good, but most isolation is at the higher frequencies, so loud noises from air conditioners or dishwashers etc. may intrude if your music is soft and quiet. Leakage is low, but if you're in a very quiet office in a cubicle right next to other cubicles and you play your music loud, someone in the next cube may hear your music faintly, and some people are bothered by the least bit of leakage that way. It's very doubtful that leakage from the M100 would be noticeable to anyone on a noisy bus, train, or plane.
My first M100 was pearl white, and this one is matte black. The sound seems about the same a year after the first one I had, and the fit is very similar also. But just in case I had the impression of a tight fit with my first M100, this current M100 is ultra-comfortable - so much so that I'm wearing it for hours at a time with no adjustments. The sound is so good (as described above) that I'm enjoying classical, jazz, electronic, rock, and other genres of music like never before - everything from Daft Punk, David Chesky, and David Lynch sounds just as spectacular as Michael Buble, Korn, and Miles Davis.
The M100 in matte black (my color choice) is beautiful, and its military-gear stealth look is not only very classy, it doesn't tend to show dirt and grime. The military-grade look isn't just superficial though - the build quality is the best in the headphone business - all metal and perfectly finished, but not heavy on the head. At the time I purchased the M100, an extra set of metal earcup side plates was offered, with choice of color and even a custom logo. Those custom plates aren't expensive and they can be attached or detached at any time, so if the headphone is transferred to another person that person can use the standard side plates instead. Headband clamping force with the M100 is very moderate for a full-size headphone, and if the headband were ever to become uncomfortable on top of a user's head, I suggest pulling the earcups down an extra click so most of the weight is borne by the earcups.
The earpads go completely around my ears, unlike some headphones that are described as circumaural (around the ear). The Sennheiser Momentum is one such headphone where the earpads sit partially on my average-size ears. The earpads are very soft and spongy, covered in 'pleather' I would guess, and are the most comfortable type of earpad I've used. The M100 has a single-sided detachable cable that can be plugged into either the left or right earcup. The fabric-covered cable is terminated with a 45-degree angled Apple miniplug, and the end that goes into the earcup is a standard (non-Apple) miniplug. In case of cable failure, any generic miniplug to miniplug cable could be used, as long as the sleeve ahead of the plug that goes into the earcup is no bigger than 7mm in diameter.
The 4-foot cable has a one-button control with mic about 13 inches down from the earcup, and an additional mic about 4 inches down from the earcup. A second (7-foot) cable is included, having the same plugs as the 4-foot cable, but no controls or microphone. The 7-foot cable also has a short (3.5 inches) extension on the end in a 'Y' configuration, where you can plug a second headphone in. I didn't try it, but I wonder what the effect on the sound would be if you plugged two 18-ohm headphones into a music player using this cable. It seems like that would create a 9-ohm load for the music player, or even less if the minimum impedance of the headphones were less than 18 ohms. The M100 comes with a small zippered carrycase that's suitable for backpacks and airline carry-on bags.
In previous reviews I've included the following music examples with comments about how the headphones sound with each track. My suggestion is instead of reading each one as an absolute unto itself, you could compare my notes here to those other reviews and see how the M100 compares with each individual track. Note that the comments below apply to the M100's sound played with Bass Reducer EQ as noted above.
Animotion - Obsession (1980's New Wave/Techno): The upper bass synth has good detail and tone, and both male and female vocals sound natural, without favoring either. The M100 plays this perfectly.
Ben Heit Quartet - Suite-Magnet and Iron (Jazz with a Bebop flavor): The piano that leads off sounds realistic, and the sax is soft. The M100 plays this music extremely well.
Cath Carroll - Moves Like You (1980's New Wave/Techno): This track's percussion and voice is crisp and well-balanced, and there's a good sense of space or soundstage around the voices and instruments. The M100 reproduces the space and detail convincingly, although if this is played very loudly the percussion may be too bright.
Chromatics - I'm On Fire (Synth-Pop, female lead): Another track with plenty of space around the voice and instruments. The voice and high-frequency percussion (tambourine especially) sounds natural with no harshness. The M100 plays this music perfectly.
Crystal Castles - Wrath of God (Electro-Pop): The moderate level of bass in this track has good detail, and the ambient electronic effects maintain their separation and never congeal into a glassy, hard, or "ringy" sound as some headphones do if they have uncorrected resonances. The M100 plays this track just right.
DJ Shadow - Building Steam With a Grain of Salt (Electronic/DJ): This track opens with what sounds like very high and very low piano notes, and those high notes particularly might ring a few resonances in lesser headphones. The M100 handles those notes well, and reproduces the ambient voices with good tone and balance.
Franz Ferdinand - Ulysses (Pop-Rock): The moderate level of bass in this track has good detail, and the percussion and voice are crisp and well-balanced. The M100 makes this sound like what I imagine the original producers heard when they mixed it.
Halie Loren - Sway (Jazz vocal): Bass instrument(s) here may sound boomy with some headphones, but the M100 handles this perfectly. The trumpet sounds natural but soft, and the voice has the right presence without sounding recessed or too forward. The M100 does a great job in both respects.
Hans Zimmer - Dark Knight-Aggressive Expansion (Soundtrack): The percussion hits hard here, and the M100 handles it well. The bass tones beginning around 0:45 into the track are the ultra-deep "shuddery" kind that require good deep bass response from a headphone, and the M100 delivers on those.
Kaskade - 4am (Electro-House): The bass that kicks in around 1:01 into the track is subtle, but the M100 gets it right. The percussion and female voice balance well with neither overwriting the other. The M100 aces this.
Katy B - Perfect Stranger (R&B-House-Garage): The heavy bass that begins at 0:27 into this track is played very well by the M100. The voice is slightly forward, but it doesn't overpower the instruments or get lost in the mix. The M100 balances the different elements in this music extremely well.
Machine Gun Kelly - All We Have (Rap/Hip-Hop): The heavy bass beats that begin at 0:23 into the track sound like drum impacts, although they're not sharp impacts. The male and female voices have a good balance and don't overpower the music or sound recessed. The M100 plays this as good as can be expected given the limited quality of the recording.
Massive Attack - Angel (Trip-Hop): This track begins with a steady low-frequency sound and some solid deep-bass impacts. The voices blend well with the music and have just the right presence, although the recorded quality of the instruments isn't great. The M100 plays this very well given the limited quality of the recording.
Morcheeba - Bullet Proof (Trip-Hop): Bright percussion and medium-strength bass impacts make up most of this, with some dance-club spoken intonations thrown in. The M100 renders the percussion treble correctly (bright, but not harsh), and the voices sound just right.
Peter Tosh - Get Up Stand Up (Reggae): The bass here has a decent but moderate impact, and the lead and backup voices have good separation that's not too narrow or wide. The M100 renders the bass with good detail and the voices sound very natural.
Porcupine Tree - Trains (Pop-Rock): This track opens with some detailed string sounds and a forward-sounding male voice with a higher-than-average register. There are also some "clip-clop" effects starting at 3:19 that should sound like they were made with wooden blocks of some kind. The M100 reproduces all of these sounds faithfully.
Rachmaninoff - Prelude in C-Sharp Minor Op3 No2 (Classical, Piano): Grand piano played mechanically from an original recording by the master himself. The bass is light here, but the piano tone is good quality. The M100 plays this track very well.
Scarlatti-Kipnis - Sonata in E Major K381 (Classical, Harpsichord): The harpsichord here is fairly bright and highly detailed, and the M100 renders the tones and transients superbly.
Trombone Shorty - Backatown (Jazz-Funk): The deep bass impacts here are unusually strong, and work very well with the horns and other instruments. The M100 delivers the impacts with proper weight, and makes the horns sound real.
William Orbit - Optical Illusion (Billy Buttons Mix) (Electronic): This is about as close as I want to get to easy-listening music. The string tones beginning at 0:18 are subtle, but clearly reproduced by the M100. The bass isn't very strong, but still adds a good underpinning to the music. The short poetic rap at 4:14, preceded by an etherial female voice, sounds so perfect that this track could easily have been mixed using the M100 headphone.
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5.0 out of 5 stars AMAZING,
This review is from: V-MODA Crossfade M-100 Over-Ear Noise-Isolating Metal Headphones - Shadow (Electronics)
One of the best purchases I ever made. Absolute tanks of headphones, look and sound amazing. If you're looking for amazing headphones do not hesitate to buy these, take the plunge and be amazed. It truly has changed the way I listen to music. Love that you can replace the shields and add some colour to your headphones. The build quality is amazing, super comfortable with the padding around being soft. Love the boxing and packaging of the product, love the ribbon touch. it's a premium product and right from the start the box is grogeous. Wouldn't know what to do without these in my life.
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5.0 out of 5 stars SOUND ADVICE,
This review is from: V-Moda Crossfade M-100 Over-Ear Noise-Isolating Metal Headphones - Matte Black (Electronics)
Purchased just two months ago after allowing the shop salesman to enthusiastically talk me into it, they are now my favourite of all the headphones I have had, or tried. They're far from cheap, so my expectations were very high. Unboxing this item was a good start and a pleasurable act in itself, with so much care taken in the fantastic factory packaging. This set comes complete with two special neatly packed connecting cables, a jack adaptor, and a small brochure.
To suggest that these are probably the best built headphones is an understatement. Absolute quality build with a metal frame, they are obviously created to last a lifetime yet incredibly light and comfortable. And their physical flexibility and finish is a new ground-breaking level. They can put up with fairly rough everyday handling and seem almost indestructible under regular use. The headband can even be twisted 180 degrees and it'll just spring back to shape.
In sound, they can compete with the best in the headphone market - perfect treble and bass with great depth and clarity. Most impressive for me is the natural reproduction of the audio source. Music sounds exactly as it's supposed to and not overly enhanced or artificially 'beautified' as with many other headphones.
When through with them, they fold into half their extended size to fit snuggly into their very handsome hard-shell carrying case.
I'm very happy with this purchase, so thank you Mr Salesman!
7 of 8 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Awesome,
This review is from: V-MODA Crossfade M-100 Over-Ear Noise-Isolating Metal headphones - White Silver (Electronics)
This is the first time I have ever splashed out on headphones and I am blown away. I haven't put them down; everything sounds better through them.
Given that they aren't noise cancelling, I was pleasantly surprised by how much I can't hear my girlfriend.
In terms of looks, they are actually less obtrusive than I was expecting. I think that the marketing material makes them look bulky, but that isn't the case. They even got approval from the girlfriend for wearing out...apparently I "don't look like a total d**k". So that's nice.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Recommend with upgrade,
This review is from: V-Moda Crossfade M-100 Over-Ear Noise-Isolating Metal Headphones - Matte Black (Electronics)
At first use I was impressed with the sound quality, but after about 20-30 minutes use a slight irritation occurred that lead to great discomfort after about 50 minutes while wearing with glasses( without glasses around 1hour and a bit more and the discomfort would kick in). Being curious as to any way to improve this, I searched the web and found (after a while of searching, surprised now that it was not recommended more) that v Moda actually sold XL replacement pads for the m-100s. These were not available on Amazon as they are quite new, so I had to send off to v moda in Los Angeles for the XL pads. After 13 days the new pads arrived (spent around $20 plus $30 postage for these for 6-10 business days delivery once received by USPS) and now the headphones are comfortable even after many hours of use in a row. Therefore an eventual 5 star. Ps the pads are really easy to replace
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5.0 out of 5 stars This headphones have a very good quality. The sound is very clear,
This review is from: V-MODA Crossfade M-100 Over-Ear Noise-Isolating Metal headphones - White Silver (Electronics)
This headphones have a very good quality.
The sound is very clear, with a strong development in the bass. They are made with big standards of quality and all the materials have a high quality.
The final result is a solid product.
5.0 out of 5 stars Fantastic customer service, bass that's beautiful & clean yet plenty, build quality that is at the top, they are fun headphones!,
Alan Gurling "Opethian" (London) - See all my reviews
This review is from: V-MODA Crossfade M-100 Over-Ear Noise-Isolating Metal headphones - White Silver (Electronics)
What can I say, you really get what you pay for. Naysayers will describe these as overpriced. What they don't say is that these headphones aren't only built to sound good, they're built to last.
I dislike how most companies of today (I'm looking at you Apple) design products that aren't built to last for more than a few years, which is what "planned obsolescence" is (read up on it). Knowing that you've bought a product that was engineered to be awesome and usable for a long time makes me one happy camper.
I listen to a LOT of Extreme Metal, Post-Rock, and Ambient Music. I also like a good amount of bass. I personally feel that the bass on the M-100 is clean and an ample. Listening to Bloodshot Dawn's "Demons" album, it's like ear candy. So you thought this was only good for electronic music? Not at all! On more peaceful music, like say Hammock (life changing music), the slight vibrations are reproduced to great detail.
Of course, to listen to these headphones, make sure that you play high-resolution music. At the very least 192k MP3, I personally do not go lower than 320k CBR if it's compressed.
These headphone are also very comfortable. I can easily spend several hours with them, and I have a big head!
I purchased the white version as it was the one one sale, but turns out that it's quite fashionable as well.
Purchasing the item, it comes in a package. The headphones, a case, and two kevlar-stitched wiring, one of which has a remote and microphone.
Overall, this is a fantastic set sold in a fantastic package. V-Moda customer service is top notch too! Asked a few questions about the shields and they really answered as if they cared about your experience first and foremost (this is where Apple wins, and V-Moda are on par with them!).
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars this is the best headphones I have ever tried,
This review is from: V-Moda Crossfade M-100 Over-Ear Noise-Isolating Metal Headphones - Matte Black (Electronics)
Let me tell you guys now, this is the best headphones I have ever tried. V-Moda have absolutely smashed it with these, the sound is crisp and clear, and has changed the way I listen to music entirely! Brilliant as headphones for your smartphone, or even as DJ headphones, I can honestly see why so many have rated this so highly. The bass is unbelievably good...once you hear these, no other headphone will compare. Comfortable fit, very cool design (go for matte, much nicer), V-Moda have seriously created an awesome piece of kit.
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The latest addition to our Reviews Section is a sharp critique by Adelaide Kuehn of Robert Pagani's The Princess, the King, and the Anarchist, which was translated from the French by Helen Marx and published by Helen Marx Books.
Adelaide Kuehn is one of our interns this semester (and will be next semester as well, so expect to hear more from her) and is reading a ton of books from both Zulma and Les Allusifs. Over the past summer, Addie also had a chance to intern at the Villa Gillet during the International Forum on the Novel. (An event I've wanted to attend for years . . . )
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The Princess, the King, and the Anarchist by Robert Pagani follows the three characters in the title during a royal marriage turned violent. The novella is based on the assassination attempt of Spanish King Alfonso XIII and Victoria Eugenia on their wedding day in 1906, winding its way through the thoughts of the three main characters to portray the events leading up to the wedding day. The young, naive British Princess Mary Eugenia Victoria spends the entire novella first having to pee during the procession to the palace and then worrying about her wedding night because she has no understanding of basic human biology. The King Alfonso XIII is preoccupied by an insistent erection while he points out different buildings in Madrid as they move slowly to the palace. In the days leading up to the bombing the bitter and depressed anarchist, Fernando, wanders around Madrid cold and hungry.
The novella is intended to be a snapshot into the royal lifestyle but is so simplistic that it comes off as forced and unrealistic. Even though the Princess has blood all over her dress and sees bowels oozing at her feet, she feels a little bit nauseous but quickly recovers. The King is practically grateful for the disaster because he can cancel the planned dance and can get down to business with the princess. The whole thing is so improbable, which in itself is not so problematic but when combined with the bizarre sexual subtext of the novella, just does not add up.
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Founded in 1960 by such creative pioneers as George Perec, Raymond Queneau and Italo Calvino, the Oulipo, shorthand for Ouvroir de littérature potentielle, came about in when a group of writers and mathematicians sought constraints to find new structures and. . .
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Mahasweta Devi is not only one of the most prolific Bengali authors, but she's also an important activist. In fact, for Devi, the two seem to go together. As you can probably tell from the titles, she writes about women. . .
The prolific Spanish author Benito Pérez Galdós wrote his short novel, Tristana, during the closing years of the nineteenth century, a time when very few options were available to women of limited financial means who did not want a husband.. . .
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Pre-sale question. I have a client that wants to be able to put the blog page on the home page but keep the slider. Is this possible at all? Is there a blog page template that I could copy the slider code from the home template to the blog page template and just make the blog page the static home page? Or, are the only options is the featured blog posts showing on the home page with the slider? If so, how many featured blog posts are allowed on the home page? Thanks!
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You would need to do custom code modifications to the theme to achieve this.
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Just checking in on support. Your support terms say that support in the forums are open daily and questions are answered within a day or two. There are a couple of questions on there (mine included) that haven't been replied to for several days. Just wondering if there is a better way to reach support? Tying to get up and running. Just need a little help getting the download to look like the preview site. Thanks in advance!
It's been a week now, and no response. The package isn't quite 100% ready to use out of the box/download. Average response times on the forums seems to be at least 7 days, some much longer. Just be advised, if you are looking for this to function like the demo without much work or having little experience with Wordpress, I'd look for something else. I ended up having to get a buddy to help me get this going. It's a great looking theme, just very little support. Too bad, as it's rated one of the top WP themes… Or was.
Recent change in support staff. So my apologies there. Taking a look through support questions now.
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Can you jump across to our support forum, and I'll gladly help fix this up for you.
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I've just bought the theme. It looks good, but I can not install it. every time they ask me to try to upload again using wordpress. I think the problem is the version. My WordPress is 4.2.2 and the theme till 4.1. can you help me as soon as possible? The customer is waiting.
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The issue of the Custom CSS/LESS Editor not saving reliably (unless click out of the Custom CSS/LESS editor and save, then keep fingers crossed) has really been getting me down.
So, I've changed my setup to edit the style.less file directly in my Child Theme via Sublime.
Long story short, I then encountered a similar-seeming problem nonetheless. After disabling my plugins (except for DMS Pro), and turning off all my browsers' cache / automatically clearing cache on each browser refresh, I still had the problem.
It turns out that the DMS Cache wasn't clearing, so I have to go to Resets/Clear All CSS-LESS cached data/Flush Caches each time after making a CSS/LESS change in order to see my changes. I don't know why this is the case, since I've updated the CSS/LESS directly via Sublime, and am not using DMS.
Is there a workaround for needing to clear the DMS cache each time. In particular, is there a way to turn off CSS/LESS caching in DMS? If so, is it do-able for a front-end guy who doesn't know PHP?
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Thanksgiving Recipes to Make Three Days Ahead
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The saga continues as we welcome our NJHC brother's Low Road to the TTP Records family. Get ready for the release of their new album titled "Kingdom's Crumble" this spring. This album starts off strong throughout the first tracks, and then hit's you over the head with guest vocal tracks from Years Spent Cold, Homicidal […]
Thell Barrio – Mexico Hardcore – New Album on TTP Records This April
We are excited to announce another addition to the TTP worldwide family. Welcome Thell Barrio, born in 2005 in the city of Zapopan, Jalisco, Mexico. They've performed several tours throughout Mexico from 2006 to the present covering the entire Mexican territory. Thell Barrio performed as a supporting act for renowned international bands in the metal and hardcore scene such as as: SEPULTURA, TERROR, AGNOSTIC FRONT, WITCHCRAFT , EMMURE , BLEEDING THROUGH, STICK TO YOUR GUNS, FIRST BLOOD, THE CASUALTIES, LIONHEART, NO TURNING BACK, Megadeth, Anthrax, Suicidal Tendencies,Motorhead, ALL SHALL PERISH, […]
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Actor Benedict Cumberbatch was joined on-screen by his real life parents in a new episode of TV detective series 'Sherlock'.
The 37-year-old actor reprised his role as Sherlock
Holmes for the latest installment in the popular show, which aired in the UK on New Year's Day.
It has emerged that his mother and father joined their son in the special episode, reported Daily Mirror.
Timothy Carlton and Wanda Ventham, who are both actors, played Holmes' parents.
"(I was) so proud of them. They're Equity (actors union) card-carrying members but you know it was nerve-wracking because they are actors as well and yet they were brilliant and they were fantastic," Cumberbatch said.
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Andrew Haines – Chief Executive Officer
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At age 19 Andrew created his first business, which was in the commercial construction industry.
From there Andrew & Leah founded a window coverings retail business, which had three locations. In 2001 the couple started their first sports teams while also developing a specialty advertising company called Biz Sellers.
Through Biz Sellers, Andrew & Leah have personally bought and sold dozens of businesses in a variety of sectors.
Since 2001 the Andrew has started over 30 minor league sports teams in indoor football, hockey, and basketball. In addition to sports team ownership, the pair also has owned several minor league sports leagues in indoor football, hockey, and basketball.
In 2015, Andrew was appointed to the Board of Directors of the St. Charles City-County Library Foundation.
The Haines's currently have ownership in multiple businesses including a Marketing Agency and Manufacturing Company. They volunteer at several charities, and have served as board members on 3 non-profit organizations. The couple has a daughter Natira, and son A.J..
Michael R. Favazza, CPA - Chief Financial Officer
Favazza was born in and has been a lifelong resident of St. Louis. He is the owner of Favazza & Associates, LLC, a Certified Public Accounting and Business Consulting firm located in St. Charles County. Michael is a graduate of the University of Missouri St. Louis and has worked in public accounting for over 30 years.
Favazza said he enjoys working with business owners and individuals to help them achieve their financial goals. His philosophy of being a financial partner in each business and with each business owner is the key to his many successes. Favazza has served on many Boards of Directors and has served in leadership positions for associations that serve the St. Louis and St. Charles communities.
Leah Haines – President
Born and raised in Baltimore, MD, Leah attended Lancaster Bible College, in Lancaster, PA. While in school, she met her husband Andrew.
Leah is the steering wheel of the daily operations with the St. Louis Ambush. In addition to overseeing the daily operations of the Ambush, and its subsidiaries, she keeps Andrew in line!
Leah co-founded a window coverings retail business with 3 locations. Since 2001 she has worked with Andrew in starting over 30 minor league sports teams throughout the country. Over the last 13 years Leah has held ownership interest in a variety of business ventures.
The Haines's currently have ownership in multiple businesses including a Marketing Agency and Manufacturing Company. They volunteer at several charities, and have served as board members on three non-profit organizations. The couple has a daughter Natira, and son A.J..
Brian Roth – Assistant General Manager
Brian was born and raised in Chester, IL (Home of Popeye The Sailorman) and graduated from Southeast Missouri State University in May, 2000 with a B.A. Degree in Recreation Management. He grew up a die-hard fan of the St. Louis Steamers, Storm, and Ambush and has extensive knowledge of indoor soccer.
After working part-time with the Ambush during his college years, Brian spent seven years as the Director of Leagues and Fitness for the City of Perryville, MO at their $10 million Perry Park Center. While living in Perryville, he also served as PA Announcer for the Southeast Missouri State women's soccer team and football team. He then moved to Kansas City in December, 2007 to take a Sales Executive position in the Youth Soccer Department with the Kansas City Wizards (now Sporting KC) of Major League Soccer.
In August, 2010, Brian left the Wizards to help start the Missouri Comets of the MISL as a Senior Account Executive. After Comets ownership added additional sports teams in 2011, Brian was promoted to Ticket Sales Manager for not only the Comets, but also the KC Command of the Arena Football League and FC Kansas City of the National Women's Soccer League (began in 2013).
Brian is excited about moving back to St. Louis and looking forward to reviving professional soccer in the St. Louis Metro area. In his spare time, Brian enjoys spending time with family and friends, plays indoor soccer as much as possible, and is an avid fan of the St. Louis Cardinals, FC Kansas City, US Soccer and the Southeast Missouri State Redhawks.
Jim Fossell – Director of Public Relations
Jim Fossell is a lifelong St. Louis area resident and an avid fan of indoor soccer dating back to the original Steamers in the 1980's.
Jim's experience includes doing public relations and marketing work for professional wrestling, indoor soccer, small businesses and numerous elected officials throughout the St. Louis area.
When it was announced that the World Indoor Soccer League had awarded a franchise to the Steamers to play at the Family Arena starting in 2000, Jim built his first website. "St. Louis Steamers – An Unofficial Website by Jim Fossell" grew to become a prominent site, earning accolades from players and fans alike.
When new owners took over the franchise prior to the 2004-05 season, one of them visited Jim's unofficial website and was impressed with what he saw. That eventually led to Fossell joining the Steamers front office as webmaster of the team's official website in December 2004. Jim's duties were later expanded to include writing press releases, creating graphics for promotional materials, and authoring the "View from the Stands" column.
When the current Ambush franchise was announced in the summer of 2013, Jim joined the staff. He said, "I am truly honored to be part of the Ambush franchise and looking forward to contribute to the club's success." The 2015-16 season is Jim's third with the Ambush and fifth in professional indoor soccer. When not working, Jim enjoys spending time with family and friends, bowling, and watching his favorite television program, The Walking Dead.
Kevin Fowler – Director of Digital Media
Kevin Fowler, who was born in raised in St. Louis, is a 2010 graduate of Hazelwood West High School and 2014 graduate of Webster University. While at Webster, Fowler earned a BA in Media Communications and minored in Audio Production. He recently completed a fall internship with the St. Louis Ambush.
Kevin has also spent 4 years working in radio, the last 2+ years at 101 ESPN as a board operator and producer. In his free time, Kevin is a huge sports fan! He enjoys rooting for the Ambush, Attack, Rams, Blues and Cardinals, along with the Mizzou Tigers, the Oregon Ducks, the Baltimore Orioles and U.S. Soccer.
Dylan Anderson – Sales Executive
Dylan Anderson was born in Kusel Germany, and moved to Wentzville Missouri in 1997. He grew up in Wentzville and attended Holt High School and quickly found out that he wanted to pursue a career in sales due to his involvement in a marketing organization at school.
He is currently attending St. Charles Community College to pursue his Associate Degree in Business Administration with a focus in Marketing. Dylan served as an intern for the Ambush from July to November before becoming a full time Sales Executive. In his free time Dylan loves to play frisbee golf with his girlfriend, Karlie, and watch or talk about soccer with his friends. He is a huge fan of the St. Louis Ambush, Everton Football Club, and the U.S. Men's National Team.


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Whenever the winds allow, the Gulf of Mexico blue water action is superb. There has been a lot of fresh water coming down the Mississippi River. Even so, there are good numbers of the deepwater fish cruising around out there, and they seem to be ever hungry. It is important to keep in mind that there are certain fish species that prefer blue water while others will be in the blue-green water. This situation will have a bearing on just how far out into the gulf it is necessary to go in order to locate your favorite fish species.
There is a lot of monkey business in this movie, and I see a trend developing. First, the little pirate monkey in "Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides," and now the cute primate that latches on to the lost boys of "H2." One thing is for sure: If the show's not funny, you can always cut to the monkey.
Like father, like son … The Art Museum of Southeast Texas (AMSET) presents Randy and Bryan Welborn: Moments to Remember, the artwork of father/son duo Randy and Bryan Welborn, in Café Arts June 2 through Aug. 7. This exhibition features 15 paintings from the Welborn's nostalgic painting series Moments to Remember. Randy, a native Southeast Texan who now resides in Kountze, captures life growing up in Beaumont during the 1950s.
While watching a television newscast with my husband in our home one night recently, I heard the phrase "the cost of freedom" used four times in the one piece. That repetition started a train of thought in my mind that I have been dealing with off and on since hearing the writer of the script's interruption. What do we mean when we say "the cost of freedom?"
Historically, late May and early June is the go-to time for our better inland saltwater fishing. The Sabine Jetty as well as the surf should also be included in that. Yes, there are good umbers of fish around practically all year long, but the action goes from good to excellent now. Sheepshead, black drum and redfish along with a few outsize speckled trout and flounder were the rule. Now all of the above along with many other species have arrived.
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