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From setting up Entourage as the default mail application to managing projects across the other Office applications, Entourage 2008 Essential Training teaches users how to fully take advantage of this software. Instructor Garrick Chow begins by covering how to create and configure accounts and import Address Book information, and then moves on to explore working with the Calendar to adding and updating events, sending and receiving invitations, flagging to-do items, creating project plans, and more.
If you're switching to Entourage 2008 from an earlier version or if you were formerly using OS X 's built-in Mail program or some other mail program, chances are that you probably already have an e-mail account set up on your Mac in one of these applications and you'd like to move everything over into Entourage 2008. When you started Entourage for the first time, you were given the option to import data from previous Entourage versions or from other Mail applications on your Mac. But if you chose not to do that at the time, here's how you can do it later. You go up to File, Import, which opens the Import dialog box here and this is basically a setup assistant that walks you through the process of importing data.
The first thing it asks is, what you want to import? Is it Entourage information from an archive or an earlier version Entourage? Information from another application? You can import contacts or messages from a text file so if you exported a text file from say your address book or some other application, you can import those in as well and you can even import holidays in. This is kind of nice if you want to have national holidays listed on your Entourage calendar. And those are actually build into Entourage. You don't actually need to find a file with holidays built-in. I'll just show you that real quick. If you choose Holidays, and come in here it will build a country/region list. You just choose whatever country you're in, click Next, and then the holidays have been added to your calendar and you can see that by going to the calendar and there are the holidays that have added there in red. Pretty cool.
But anyway, it's a little off topic but I thought it was cool enough to show you that. Let's go back to File, Import. I actually have Apple Mail setup on my computer and I have an account in here that I have through Comcast and there are just a handful of e-mails in here, but I'm mostly interested in getting my Comcast account information moved from Mail into Entourage, since I'm switching over to Entourage. So let's just leave mail. So I'm going to import information from another application. If you are using an earlier version of Entourage, you choose Entourage information from a archive or earlier version. It's going to ask you which application you're working with, either Apple Mail or Eudora. If your application is not listed here, you can check that and then you'll be prompted to find the application you're working with. But in my case, I'm working with Apple Mail.
Then I have the option of choosing what I want to move in. Do I want all my messages, my accounts, any rules I might've created? Any signatures that I might have created? Now I know I didn't create any new rules or signatures so it doesn't matter whether I leave those checked or unchecked, but I do want to move the entire account information over and it would be nice to keep all of my messages in there so I just have them all in one place here in Entourage. So leaving those two checked, I'll click Next and it says, Entourage has finished importing the data. You click Finish. And now you go to the Tools, Accounts area. I see this POP account here. If I double-click, you can see this in my Comcast information right here.
I click OK, close that. If I come over here, I have this Mail Import folder now. If I look in the Inbox, there are all those e-mails that I imported from my Mail account. I can click on them to look at those. I'll be showing you how to rearrange these folders here a little bit later when we get to the chapters on working with e-mail. For now, you can see that it did import those messages into my Entourage account. That's basically how easy it is to import existing account information into Entourage 2008. Again that's File, Import. If you are importing from an earlier version of Entourage, you would keep that selected, hit Next, tell it which version of Entourage you are importing from and then just continue through the setup assistant here. I don't have a previous version of Entourage in here, so it's not finding any, but that's how it would work.
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I have Roy by fifteen or so spots, I think. Something like that. If he'd taken Pac in 2009-2010, and defeated him when it was so meaningful, they'd be pretty close, to me. I'd have favoured him then. I really favour him now, with minimal hesitation, but it's not as meaningful, to me, at all. That's not placing blame on him. That's just a matter of something that would've easily put him in the company, to me. If he defeated Sergio, right now, for the middleweight title, they'd be much closer for me, also. And, I would slightly favour him in that fight as well. But, thinking he could do it aside, I can't rate him like he actually has. That's not how that works. I don't really see another fight for him that puts him up that much. Not one particular fight, anyway. And, of course, Roy's not dropping in my estimation by fighting after losing it.
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Hattrick Hero Shivaraj Kumar and director A Harsha, who are basking in the success of Bhajarangi, has now joined hands for another movie, Vajrakaya. The makers had scheduled the muhurtha of the movie, today, June 6, 2014 in Bangalore, which was graced by few eminent personalities of Sandalwood. See the photos of Vajrakaya movie launch in the photo gallery....
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1. Grammy gold. Houston burst onto the music scene in a big way -- her self-titled 1985 debut album earned her four Grammy nominations, including album of the year, and one win (best female pop vocal performance for "Saving All My Love for You.") Her debut also scored spots on Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Albums of All Time and on The Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame's Definitive 200 list.
2. This magic moment. The success of Houston's 1987 world tour, "The Moment of Truth," made her No. 8 on Forbes' list of the top ten highest-earning entertainers that year -- the magazine estimated her earnings at $44 million.
3. And everyone will always remember this song. Houston's breath-defying chorus makes it hard not to. "I Will Always Love You," the theme song to "The Bodyguard" broke records worldwide and rocketed to No. 1 on the music charts of just about every country.
4. Fans look to Houston again. After seven years away from the music scene, in August 2009, Houston dropped her seventh studio album, "I Look to You." It sold 304,000 copies in its first seven days on the market, sending Houston back to the top of the charts and giving her the best debut week of her career.
5. Road to Redemption. Houston used the success of "I Look to You" to launch her "Nothing but Love" world tour, going on now. Though some say Houston's signature voice shows the stress of her ups and downs, she's soldiered on, putting on shows in Asia, Australia and Europe despite fans and critics who've panned her performance.


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text: NEW YORK — Brook Lopez scored 20 points through three quarters, then the Brooklyn Nets turned to their bench to beat the short-handed Chicago Bulls 93-89 tonight. Andray Blatche scored all of his 11 points in the fourth quarter and MarShon Brooks had nine of his 13 as the reserves scored the Nets' first 20 points of the fourth quarter. A starter didn't score until Joe Johnson's 3-pointer gave Brooklyn an 86-80 lead with 2 minutes to play.


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Oklahoma Seminoles: Medicines, Magic and ReligionPaperback Civilization of the American Indian
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- Publisher: University of Oklahoma Press
- Format: Paperback | 304 pages
- Dimensions: 135mm x 208mm x 25mm | 408g
- Publication date: 30 April 1990
- Publication City/Country: Oklahoma
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Mention the name Seminole and most Americans think of the Florida segment of the tribe--Indian men in colorful shirts poling dugouts through the black waters of the Everglades and women sewing patchwork in palmetto-thatched "chickees." But another Seminole population, much larger in numbers, lives in the prairie and scrub oak hill country of Oklahoma. Studies of the Oklahoma segment of the tribe have been few, and James H. Howard's objective in writing this book has been to record the richness of Seminole culture in the West, presenting that culture as it is seen and interpreted by its more traditional members in Oklahoma today. Much of the Seminole culture is held in common, but many differences have grown up between the two groups since the "Trail of Tears" separated them in the 1830s. This does not necessarily mean greater acculturation to white ways by the Oklahoma Seminoles. In some instances the Oklahomans are the more traditional, in that they retain cultural forms mentioned in early records but long forgotten in Florida. Howard documents contributions from many persons, but the greatest amount of information came from Willie Lena, a Seminole town chief who lives in Wewoka, Oklahoma. Born in 1912 and reared by his conservative grandparents, Lena was shielded from the white culture during his childhood and carefully trained in Seminole ways and values. Recognized since his youth as a traditionalist leader, Lena has a lively intelligence, artistic talent, and a warm personality that have led him to serve as an enthusiastic ambassador of his own culture both to the younger generation of Seminoles and Creeks and to non-Indians as well. In a detailed report of Seminole culture as it is found in Oklahoma today, Howard has included chapters on herbal and non-herbal remedies, magic and witchcraft, supernaturals, the Green Corn Ceremony, the nighttime dances and other ceremonials, sports and games, mortuary practices, and other aspects of the Seminole world. Based on firsthand information and extensive fieldwork, Howard's descriptions are appealing and immediate. He also displays extensive knowledge of the related literature, and parallel material recorded in earlier sources is often cited for comparison. Lena's illustrations add further interest and authenticity to the book. Seminole culture, with its unique attitudes and beliefs and distinctly Southeastern Indian worldview, has persisted in spite of more than four hundred years of exposure to European and American culture. It is quite clear from the material presented in this book that there will continue to be American Indians in Oklahoma who proudly call themselves "Seminole" for many years to come.
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"James Howard has provided a valuable contribution in this description of 'traditional' religious, magical, and medical belief practice among the contemporary Seminole Indians of Oklahoma. . . . The book's major strength is that it is a comprehensive descriptive overview of its subject. An additional strength lies in the illustrations by Willie Lena, which reflect the view of a native traditionalist and are ethnographic documents in themselves."--"Ethnohistory"


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A charming terraced cottage, refurbished and equipped to a very high standard. The property is very close to the main car park, within a few minutes walk of the town centre shops and quays and has views over Fish Quay towards Snapes from upper floors.
Entrance from pavement: Sitting room: TV, radio stereo, DVD player, wood burning stove in original feature fireplace. Kitchen/Breakfast room: fitted kitchen with lime stone floor, ceramic hob, double electric oven, microwave, integrated dishwasher, fridge/freezer, door to terrace. Utility Cupboard: washing machine, tumble dryer. Cloakroom: basin, WC, hanging cupboard. Stairs to first floor from sitting room. Bedroom 1: double bed (4'6"), fitted wardrobes, stone feature fireplace, TV. Large shower room: Shower, basin, WC, limestone tiled floor and walls, Bathroom: bath, basin, WC, limestone tiled floor. Bedroom 2: double bed (4'6"), oak beams, fitted wardrobe, TV, views to Fish Quay.
Stairs to second floor from landing: Bedroom 3: two small single beds (2'6"), fitted wardrobe, views to Fish Quay.
Outside: flagstone terrace bordered with flowers and shrubs, garden shed, outside furniture, BBQ.
Parking: season ticket in long stay car park April - September (unreserved)
Duvets and pillows on all beds - all linen provided except beach towels (not short breaks).
Telephone: Honesty box
Gas central heating and hot water.
Please note that this property does not accept short breaks
|Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|DVD player
|Central heating, TV, CD player, Telephone
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms of which 2 Family bathrooms and 1 Shower rooms
|Double beds (2), Single beds (2)
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Salcombe must be one of the most beautiful harbour towns in the world. Situated in the South Hams, at Devon's most southerly tip, Salcombe attracts visitors from all over the world at all times of year to enjoy many coast and country activities. Famous as a centre for sailing, diving and fishing the estuary has many sheltered, sandy beaches and is a base for walkers and others with a love of nature.
The Salcombe harbour is a safe haven for visiting yachts and is a centre for sailors of all ages and abilities. The Town and Yacht Club hold Regatta weeks for many types of sailing craft and there are a number of opportunities for boat hire and tuition.
The estuary also acts as home to a fleet of fishing boats which catch crab and lobster in local waters. Boats and shore anglers have also caught mullet, bass, pollack, dab, flounder, plaice, wrasse, freshwater and sand eel, coley, turbot, whiting and salmon. Sometimes the arrival of dolphins and seals in the estuary generates excitement. Divers can explore the submerged wrecks which dot the coastline and provide a natural habitat for a multitude of fish. The estuary is designated a bass nursery area but is also a site of Special Scientific Interest and a Local Nature Reserve.
This provides added interest to walkers who use Salcombe as a base for beaches, creeks and the spectacular cliff paths from which can be seen many species of flora and fauna. Dartmoor and Slapton Ley with its Field Centre are within easy striking distance
The area is an ornithologist's paradise. Kittiwakes are among the numerous gulls and the area is also home to greenshank, golden eye duck, great crested grebe, dartford warbler, cirl bunting, swan, heron, egret, redshank, tern, curlew, oyster catcher, ringed plover, dunlin, avocet, sanderling, willow warbler, tree pipit and many more.
Spring and autumn in Salcombe and surrounding area are very special. The spring brings the most wonderful display of wild flowers, particularly down the narrow lanes where the hedgerows are a mass of primroses, violets, bluebells and campions, which continue the display into summer. Autumn brings beautiful colours, cider and a totally different harbour, for most of the pleasure boats have disappeared, giving the waters of the estuary back to the fishermen. The streets of Salcombe again become quiet and peaceful, a tranquility which continues into the winter months.
Christmas in Salcombe is a magical time. The town in brightly decorated with coloured lights and the illuminated cross on the church is silhouetted against the water. At New Year most of the townspeople and visitors congregate in the central quay area to welcome the New Year.
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Rugeley hot tub fraud: three men jailed
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Three people involved in a former Rugeley-based hot tub distribution business have been jailed for fraud .
Simon Foster, aged 49, Stuart Cox, 40 and Johnathan Husselbee, 37, were sentenced at Stafford Crown Court today, June 27.
Foster was jailed for three-and-a-half years, while Cox was sentenced to two-and-a-half years and Husselbee was jailed for two years.
The trio were convicted of fraudulent trading and conspiracy to defraud earlier this year following a three-month trial.
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Hundreds of customers from across the country, and a few from mainland Europe, were affected by the actions of the three men who ran Spaserve, which went bankrupt in October 2010 owing £2.7 million, the court was told.
The defendants were convicted for their involvement in the fraudulent running of Spaserve, for agreeing to lie and mislead customers at the point of sale as to the origin of the hot tub and how long they would take to arrive.
This led to repeated misrepresentation by office staff, who lied about anticipated delivery dates to stop customers from cancelling their orders.
The police investigation into the activities of Spaserve – which traded under different names including The Trade Price Group – began in the late summer of 2010 as a joint inquiry with Trading Standards following numerous complaints from disgruntled customers.
Their experiences included receiving a hot tub which did not work or never receiving items ordered. In many cases customers handed over money but never received anything.
It is thought that around 2,000 hot tubs were sold to customers from April 2007 to October 2010, and only in the region of 1,600 were delivered.
As the investigation progressed Staffordshire Police took the lead, but before any arrests were made the business was declared bankrupt in October 2010, owing £2.7 million. It was established that between them the partners took £1.2 million of company funds.


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Batman and Robin Battle Spider-Man in Ridiculously Epic MMA Fight
Who needs 'Batman vs. Superman' when you've got another superhero battle for the ages?
Who needs 'Batman vs. Superman' when you've got another superhero battle for the ages?
What's that they say about the show going on?
A duckling needs to do one thing above all others: follow his mother. But sometimes, that's a bit harder than it sounds.
When you think of the term "soccer hooligan," this is probably not the image that comes to mind.
Hedgehogs sometimes curl up into a little ball of irresistible fur. It's quite photogenic.
If you own a cat, it won't surprise you that a cat feels about a sweater the way a person might feel about a straitjacket.
"I fought the law and the law won," is a pretty famous lyric for a reason.
It's hard enough for us humans to stay upright on ice, and we have the most advanced brains on the planet.
Maybe it's true that twins have special powers the rest of us lack.
Ugly Christmas sweaters are almost as much a part of the holiday season as chestnut roasting on an open fire, so why not turn the trend into a few extra bucks in your pocket?


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Shalom and welcome to CNS! We are a congregation that believes in the vitality of the Jewish people. Our community is filled with individuals and families who enjoy living a Jewish life that is dynamic, challenging, creative and inspirational. We welcome those new to Judaism, interfaith couples and families, and those who have a long affiliation with the rich traditions of Conservative Judaism. We truly are egalitarian and welcoming to all! CNS is the oldest and largest Conservative synagogue in Portland.
Our size affords us the opportunity to offer individuals and families of all ages educational offerings ranging from Foundation School (ages 2-5) to ALIYAH (K-12 Jewish learning program), to our USY teen-based programs. And, because learning does not stop once adolescence ends, we offer many adult programs, too. We have a variety of social and cultural programming for young adults, young families, empty nesters, East Siders and adults in addition to daily minyan, innovative Shabbat services and traditional Shabbat and holiday services. There is something for everyone-wherever you are in your Jewish journey.
CNS community members build and deepen relationships with one another, staff and clergy, with God because we are committed to building connections one person to another and each person to the Jewish community and their spiritual intention. We would love for you to visit CNS. Please stop by, call or send an Email to our staff to schedule a time to come by for a conversation on how you can join us in impassioned Jewish living.


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General Aviation Accident & Pilot Safety
Ask any pilot, safety is top priority when it comes to flying. General aviation accident prevention is the focus of our NTSB Debriefer. Learn keys to being a safe pilot with the articles below.
Saturday, March 1, 2008
Knowing The NOTAMs
Don't underestimate their importance
Friday, February 1, 2008
What If?
Asking the eternal, unanswerable question
Saturday, December 1, 2007
Catastrophic Structural Failure
Focusing on maintenance programs
The overwhelming majority of airplanes have the potential to keep flying until it's no longer economically viable to keep them in the air, provided that they're operated within established parameters, receive regular inspections to detect problems and undergo proper preventive maintenance. When there's a catastrophic structural failure, such as a wing falling off, it understandably attracts attention from the industry, investigators and regulators.
Wednesday, March 1, 2006
Overstressing The Airframe
Exercise good preflight and in-flight judgment to keep your airplane intact
Some pilots may believe that an instrument rating and a fair amount of flight time are good insurance against getting into a situation that results in losing aircraft control or exceeding an aircraft's design stress limits. However, without a healthy amount of good preflight and in-flight judgment, along with recurrent training that includes partial panel work and unusual attitude recovery, those two things can set the stage for getting into trouble.
Saturday, October 1, 2005
The Touchdown Set-Up
Be prepared for any last-minute corrections when landing
One of the really great things about most light general aviation airplanes is that they generally are highly responsive to control and power inputs, and touchdown speeds are comparatively low, making it possible to turn a sloppy approach into a relatively benign landing through some last-minute maneuvering.
Thursday, September 1, 2005
Weather-Avoidance Assistance
You can't always rely on air traffic control for climate briefings
While the primary duty of controllers is to separate and direct traffic, they also have a duty to help pilots avoid weather hazards. The FAA's handbook for controllers requires them to issue pertinent information on observed and reported weather, provide radar navigation guidance and/or approve deviations around weather when requested, define where significant weather is located in relation to an aircraft, issue the level of echo intensity and help pilots figure out the best alternative routes and altitudes to avoid weather.
Monday, August 1, 2005
Turbulent Times
Grappling with gusting winds during landings
A few weeks ago, New York was experiencing an extended period of rainy weather, accompanied by what seemed like constant low overcasts, reduced visibility and winds that were designed to test the quality of airplane tiedown ropes. I was really looking forward to the break in the weather that had been forecast for the coming weekend.
Friday, July 1, 2005
Safety In Numbers
The latest NTSB statistics suggest a decrease in general aviation accidents
This past March, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) released preliminary accident statistics for 2004. The numbers show a welcome overall safety trend for general aviation (GA), with total accidents going down from 1,741 in 2003 to 1,614 in 2004. The accident rate decreased from 6.77 per 100,000 flight hours in 2003 to 6.22 in 2004. That's a drop of more than 8%.
Wednesday, June 1, 2005
Fill 'Er Up
Make fuel management a priority
Running out of fuel and crashing is something you might expect from an inexperienced private pilot, but not from a crew of professional pilots or even experienced pilots. Yet that was exactly the case when it came to an accident that occurred on April 8, 2003. It involved a Dassault DA-20C Fan Jet Falcon that was being vectored by ATC in instrument meteorological conditions (IMC) for another approach.
Sunday, May 1, 2005
A Needle In A Haystack
Current ELT systems can make life difficult for search and rescue
Sometime in 2009, the COSPAS-SARSAT satellite system will no longer be receiving distress signals on today's common distress frequencies, 121.5 MHz and 243.0 MHz. Instead, the satellites will monitor only 406 MHz, a frequency that's being phased in for civilian use.
Monday, November 1, 2004
Learning From A Heavy-Iron Accident
Lessons gleaned from the big birds can teach us how to become safer pilots
A Boeing 727 is different from the airplanes that most of us fly. Nevertheless, there are some things that we can learn from the NTSB's recently completed report on an accident involving a FedEx cargo 727, which was flown into trees and terrain during the pre-dawn hours of July 26, 2002.
Friday, October 1, 2004
The Silent Killer
The NTSB's latest safety recommendation targets the dangers of carbon monoxide leaks caused by defective exhaust systems
Against the background of an aging fleet of general-aviation, piston-powered airplanes, the NTSB suggested that it's time for the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to take a closer look at engine mufflers and do more to eliminate potential hazards posed by mufflers that have deteriorated.
Wednesday, September 1, 2004
A Deadly Sense of Euphoria
Understanding the signs of hypoxia may just get you out of trouble
One of the subjects that is frequently emphasized in the materials that are published by the Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA) Aeromedical Education Division is hypoxia, which is more commonly referred to as "oxygen starvation." The FAA points out that hypoxia is insidious in its onset. It sneaks up on you, and you lose the ability to sense that something is going wrong.
Tuesday, June 1, 2004
Devastating Details
Even minor maintenance mistakes can be fatal
One consequence of the nation's economic downturn and the accompanying slump in general aviation was that some maintenance shops were forced to consolidate or close down, and many mechanics had to consider alternative careers. The result for airplane owners was the increased difficulty in obtaining high-quality maintenance services at a reasonable cost.
Saturday, May 1, 2004
Known And Unknown Deficiencies
It's both the pilot's and mechanic's responsibility to find faulty equipment
While the FAA makes the pilot responsible for determining whether or not an aircraft that he or she is about to fly is airworthy, the pilot must rely to a great extent on what others have determined about the airplane. It's relatively easy for a pilot to check paperwork to determine whether or not an aircraft has undergone required inspections, to check that compliance with airworthiness directives is current and to ensure that required documents are on board.
Thursday, April 1, 2004
The Wellstone Accident
Even the bigger birds can stall and fall
The NTSB has released its final report on the October 25, 2002, accident in which U.S. Senator Paul Wellstone of Minnesota and seven others were killed at Eveleth, Minn. The twin-engine turboprop King Air A100 didn't have a cockpit voice recorder, so there was no possibility of investigators learning what the pilot and copilot might have said to each other about the way things were progressing during the VOR approach to Eveleth. Investigators had to rely on other things to figure out what caused the airplane to experience an aerodynamic stall at a critically low altitude. In reconstructing the accident scenario, investigators used radar data, ATC audiotapes, aircraft performance numbers, interviews and a large body of experience derived from investigating other accidents.
Monday, March 1, 2004
Learning From Mistakes
The ASRS collects pilots' admitted blunders so that others can gain knowledge from them
One of the best things that the FAA ever did to promote aviation safety was to provide immunity from FAR violations prosecution for pilots who voluntarily report problems and incidents to NASA's Aviation Safety Reporting System (ASRS) before the FAA gets wind of what went on. During most months, NASA's ASRS receives about 2,000 to 3,000 reports from pilots, controllers and mechanics. Quite a bit of the information works its way into studies of various safety issues.
Sunday, February 1, 2004
Gone With The Wind
Crosswinds can be deadly, even for the most experienced pilot
With apologies to Margaret Mitchell, most pilots would welcome the opportunity to be "gone with the wind" and let Mother Nature help keep a lid on upwardly creeping fuel costs. Just a few days ago, a friend of mine found that favorable winds aloft coupled with a direct-to-destination IFR routing cut more than a half-hour off the usual trip home to New York after a business meeting in Ohio. Even better, there was an absence of shear and turbulence, making for a smooth, quick ride. Unfortunately, that's not always the case. From time to time, National Transportation Safety Board investigators have to look at situations in which the capabilities of the pilot and/or the aircraft were exceeded by wind conditions.
Thursday, January 1, 2004
Take A Good Look
Step back during the preflight and make sure the controls are in line
Back when I was a student pilot, I developed a habit during the preflight inspection of stepping back and pausing to get an overall visual impression of the control surfaces on the airplane. It started after I had noticed that one of the ailerons on a Cherokee I was about to take out for a solo flight didn't look quite right. From a distance, it was easy to see that while the aileron on one side was in alignment, the other aileron was sagging significantly.
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Getting The Weather Straight
Pilots may not be warned of adverse weather conditions, even when others are
The NTSB says that the National Weather Service and the FAA need to do a better job of getting important weather information to pilots.


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If the 7-inch display on HTC's Flyer is not quite big enough, but Samsung's 10.1-inch Galaxy Tab is just a little too big, then LG's Optimus Pad could just fit the bill. Said to offer more comfortable one-handed portability, the Tegra 2-powered tablet with stereoscopic cameras is about to make its public debut in Japan.
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All you need to know to answer this question is read the excerpt in the "Effect" article in the March 4, 2008 Vindy by Chicago Tribune reporter Jim Tankersley. He says:"The area is flush with the voters (the Democratic presidential candidates) need: working class, lower class, lower-educated people." Yet,the people of the Mahoning Valley vigorously support democrats. Not only are you lower-educated (stupid), but you also have no pride.
As reported by the Fox News Channel and the Politico.com,
"Two Ohio Democrats tell The Politico newspaper that superdelegates in the state are banding together to get what they want — withholding their endorsements from Obama and Clinton until they receive what is called a concrete proposal to protect American jobs.
The stance is the first evidence of superdelegates joining forces to use their leverage in exchange for political favors. All but one of Ohio's congressional Democrats remain uncommitted — even though the state voted solidly for Clinton Tuesday.
A spokesman for Congressman Tim Ryan says the group sent a letter to both candidates last week outlining their views about the economy. But he denies there is any collusion to withhold votes."
Could it be the seeds of Youngstown's Renaissance? Could it be that the Mahoning Valley's staunch loyalty to the Democratic Party will finally be repaid?
Youngstown's turn is long overdue. No other town is more worthy of the pork flying out of Washington. Imagine the possiblities...a revitalized Downtown that attracts shoppers and diners, a gas-light district, a waterfront of condos and shops.
I encourage everyone to contact the offices of both candidates and express your support of the Superdelegates ambition to secure promises of funding for your hometown.
Borylie you must be drinking Bush Koolaid.
rmzrez Thank you for proving my point. I didn't write my quote, the Chicago Tribune reporter did. You should also take a lttle sip of Bush Koolaid,and take a look from the other side. Don't stick your head up anybody's butt, look for the person or party that tends to align themselves with your goals,morals,ethics, and principles. I like to ask this question of democrats (I presume you're a democrat): Why are you a democrat? You're not allowed to mention President Bush. Just give me an educated resaon, no rant. Put some real thought into your answer. BTW,I'm a conservative first and foremost, thus I find myself more closely aligned with republicans.
To borylie I also call myself a Conservative and have been for a long time . But if you think supporting someone (thing) like Bush is good, it just shows how low we have come in this country. I sure hope something will open your eyes and make you an AMERICA again.I do not see how you can use words like morals,ethics and Principles in the suport of a thing like Bush . He is what the Republicans have become and you know this is true.
This whole debate is about democrats and what the primaries did for the Mahoning Valley. Typically you have brought President Bush into this which I asked you not to do, but I knew you were going to do. You know very little of what's going on and as most of the un-educated do, you bash Bush based on the Bush bashing that's been going on for 7 yrs. You have no idea how to present a debate other then to be negative. As Mrs. Clinton does,all she can do is blame President Bush and others,go negative on Sen. Obama and take no responsibility for anything. She promised upstate N.Y. and the people in the Buffalo N.Y. area 200,000 jobs if they would elect her senator in 2000. A couple of months ago while campaigning in N.Y she was asked what happened to that promise, she of course blamed it on President Bush. Two weeks ago in the Cleveland debate, Tim Russert asked her about the same promise of the 200,000 jobs to upstate N.Y., and also pointed out that they've actually lost 30,000 jobs, she said that's because she thought Al Gore was going to be president. So,she promised these people something based on something she had no control over. She should of promised N.Y. 200,000 jobs if Al Gore is elected president. She makes the same promises her husband did to the Mahoning Valley in 1992 and in 1996, and now you and the rest of the un-informed, blame Bush crowd believe her? And I drink Koolaid?
If you truly are a conservative, President Bush should have nothing to do with your picking a president based on your own ideals. Since Sen. Obama and Mrs. Clinton are two of the most liberal members of congress, then obviously you'll vote for Sen. McCain.
(Sorry I misspelled reason in my previous post)
I may !!!! but you need to know that Bush and the things he has done to America the world and the Republican party will make it almost impossible.It is people with mind sets like yours is why we are in this mess. They (all bush's thug) should be in jail at the best . YOU know this is true . This thug and his party need bashing
I don't know if you're new to the dynamics of Youngstown politics, but it's fascinating. As you note, the region is and has been for decades devotely loyal to the Democratic Party. What is amazing is that the loyalty was unaffected by President Carter's (D-Ga)leaving Youngstown for dead after Black Monday in 1977. The city is ranked 14th of all US cities in crime under the Dem local leadership, and has been in a state of continuous decay. Many of the local Democratic leadership is in jail. NAFTA was signed by the last Democratic President, which they admit contributed to local job loss.
Despite it all, the love for their Party remains strong. So the result is that the Dems take them for granted and the Republicans write them off. When you even mention anything Republican, you get the usual Hate rhetoric.
For someone who loves their homeland and is not brainwashed, it is frustrating. All I can say is if they stick with the Dems, they can only expect more of the same (neglect).
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The American public acts like quarter of a billion blind mice, mutant mice who circle around the purring candidates every election and deny that these are just cats. "Doesn't feel like a cat to me - maybe some kind of muskrat." "No ,those aren't claws. I think they are cufflinks." It's pathetic!(Hal Crowther, 'Unarmed and Dangerous')


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Django Django were a genuine hit at their first-ever U.S performance Saturday night at Glasslands. It reminded me of seeing Hot Chip at Bowery Ballroom in 2006, and not just because they're somewhat nerdy guys making dance music. Their album is only out digitally in the U.S. and while I knew *I* really liked them, but didn't realize so many others did too. Glasslands was packed to the wazoo and people were dancing like mad -- and not just to singles "Waveforms" and "Default." "We just finished our first European tour and nobody danced this much!" admitted singer/guitarist Vincent Neff who, along with the rest of the group, seemed genuinely taken aback by their reception. It was one of those nights where the band and audience fed off each other's energy, making for a very, very enjoyable evening.
A little more of a rock band live than on record, Django Django nonetheless brought the invention of their debut to the stage with lots of percussion, including maracas, coconut shells and the biggest tambourine I've ever seen. Opening with "Hail Bop," the band played almost their entire LP, save for "Zumm" and the ethereal "Hand of Man." Best moments for me were Duane Eddy-ish "Life's a Beach" and "WOR," show-closer "Waveforms," stomping new single "Storm" (which photographers Jessica Amaya and Dominick Mastrangelo shot great video of, below) and, surprisingly, the instrumental "Cairo" which is a bit of a novelty on record but became a wonder of intstrument switching and additional percussion live.
If you missed it, Django Django play again tonight at Santos, a show BrooklynVegan is presenting with Neon Gold and Popgun that also features Charli XCX and Clock Opera. We're giving away tickets too and there's still time to win. Django Django will then head to Austin for SXSW, so if you're going you should definitely make an effort to see them.
Subbing for a Visa-issue-beleagured Kwes was D. Gookin, whose music reminds me of a LEN for the Laptop Whatever generation. He needs to try a little harder with the live show (or move into the producer/writer mode for others) but his reggae-tinged songs are pop hook delivery devices and I ended up liking it. Kwes, meanwhile, has sorted out his problems at the border and rescheduled his Glasslands show for next Monday (3/19).
Pictures and video of Django Django, and photos of D.Gookin are after the jump...
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Django Django @ Glasslands Gallery 3.11.2012 from Jessica Amaya on Vimeo.
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someone on staff at BV must be sleeping with one of these DD guys. it's the only plausible explanation.
Posted by Anonymous | March 12, 2012 11:57 AM
It's the only plausible explanation for what? A sold out show for a band that fans have been waiting years to see doesn't warrant coverage?
Posted by Anonymous | March 12, 2012 12:02 PM
I'm sure that 11:57 has never heard their music and probably doesn't care too. Probably just basing the remark off the fact that the band does meet their hipster cool factor.
Posted by Anonymous | March 12, 2012 12:03 PM
who has been waiting years to see a band whose first LP came out in 2012?
Posted by Anonymous | March 12, 2012 12:10 PM
There's been buzz about this band for at least two years now and some of the songs released on the new LP have been played by them going back to 2010. Most of the people at the show knew and were singing the lyrics to most of the songs.
Posted by Anonymous | March 12, 2012 12:15 PM
Yeah this show was dope. Dubstep bro opening act was painful to listen to, though.
Posted by Anonymous | March 12, 2012 12:20 PM
yeah, that was an impressive show. if you weren't there than move along and comment somewhere else.
Posted by Anonymous | March 12, 2012 12:23 PM
Best show in ages and a terrific group of guys. Catch them tonight if you can!
Posted by Anonymous | March 12, 2012 12:30 PM
jesus, how many members of this band of nobody's are commenting upthread?
Posted by Anonymous | March 12, 2012 12:53 PM
12:53 Fail! Try again.
Posted by Grammar police | March 12, 2012 1:08 PM
The DD Street Team is up in this piece!
Posted by Anonymous | March 12, 2012 1:09 PM
1:08 = Grammar Nazi more like.
Get a life, m'kay bra!
Posted by Anonymous | March 12, 2012 1:36 PM
Got to agree with the anti DD posters if for nothing else then the annoying comments of the "street team" morons. This show is not a big deal so just relax. Unless of course you stupids think it is really a feat to s e l l out Glasslands. When I hear someone justifying a band's worthiness because they sold out Glasslands, I simply crook my face, laugh at the fool and discount anything more that comes out of their mouths.
Posted by Anonymous | March 12, 2012 1:59 PM
good bill tonight...shitty place
Posted by Anonymous | March 12, 2012 2:09 PM
Django Django was awesome, I can see them blowing up pretty soon. D.Gookin was embarassingly, entertainingly awful.
Posted by sherri | March 12, 2012 2:27 PM
Thank you, 1:59, for visiting this thread with your thoughts on a band's worthiness. I will take your opinion into account; god forbid I ever receive one of your dreaded face-crookings. BrooklynVegan, please think twice the next time your own interest in a band and their ability to sell 300 tickets in Brooklyn moves you to post pictures of them on your website.
Posted by Anonymous | March 12, 2012 3:00 PM
No way,they sold 300 tickets? Are you kidding me? WOW! Now that is something. Seriously what a major accomplishment. They must be the talk of the town
Posted by Anonymous | March 12, 2012 3:22 PM
Mmm...Vincent Neff excites my django.
Posted by Anonymous | March 12, 2012 3:38 PM
Wow, thank you 1:59 and 3:00 both for your insight. I will now go ahead and discredit you both based on the simple fact you actually commented. Everyone has their own opinions about music so shove off as no one cares about your anonymous comments.
Posted by Anonymous | March 12, 2012 4:01 PM
Posted by Excitement Nazi | March 12, 2012 4:06 PM
Someone please break D. Gookin's laptop.
Posted by Anonymous | March 12, 2012 4:16 PM
3:22 slept with the dude form Explosions In The Sky once and has since been having trouble understanding by BrooklynVegan puts up pictures of anything else.
Posted by Anonymous | March 12, 2012 4:19 PM
Speaking of hype. Can we please get a report on how the TRUST shows went down?
Posted by Anonymous | March 12, 2012 4:33 PM
300 tickets_in_Brooklyn
equivalent to 50_tickets_in_Chicago
equivalent to 20_tickets_in_Sioux Falls
Just. Not. That. Big. A. Deal.
Posted by Anonymous | March 12, 2012 4:40 PM
Posted by Anonymous | March 12, 2012 4:51 PM
The smoke looks like from hell ...
Posted by Anonymous | March 12, 2012 5:00 PM
Posted by Anonymous | March 12, 2012 5:11 PM
Thanks to all to came out.. We had a blast. Django boys. X
Posted by Anonymous | March 13, 2012 1:33 AM
4:40 keeps trying to show off industry knowledge at the expense of displaying a complete lack of perspective.
Posted by Anonymous | March 13, 2012 3:34 AM
I'm not their street teamer and have got absolutely no horse in this race but I saw these guys last night at Santo's and they're for real. With a little luck, they'll be headlining T5 size venues within a year. Infectious, effortless, dancey and fun.
Posted by Anonymous | March 13, 2012 9:15 AM
not even a blip on the radar. moving on.
Posted by Anonymous | March 13, 2012 9:32 AM
Thanks for this post on Django Django. It sounds like you had a great time at the Grasslands.
Posted by Music Bullet | March 13, 2012 1:07 PM
Grasslands a decent venue?
Posted by Anonymous | March 13, 2012 1:08 PM
I keep coming back to read 3:34's comment on how selling out Glasslands is something of a phenomenon. Tears in my eyes I guess. If the poster isn't Todd P Fitz, (s)he should be embarrassed to admit that (s)he made such a ridiculous assertion.
Posted by Anonymous | March 13, 2012 1:44 PM
D Gookin was shite
Posted by Anonymous | March 13, 2012 9:45 PM
Can't wait to see them during the Pride Parade this year. Hollah, sistahs!
Posted by Anonymous | March 14, 2012 7:14 AM
I have a great desire to go to a concert of them! still going!
Posted by Acompanhantes São Paulo | April 23, 2013 8:04 PM
totally wicked
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First, the Badgers will continue to close the regular season with a marquee game against Leaders Division member Penn State.
Second, UW's white-hot rivalry with Iowa - the series stands at 42-42-2 - could flame out because with the Badgers in the Leaders Division and Hawkeyes in the Legends Division it appears the teams will meet just four times each decade.
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McKeesport K9 Unit hosts annual fundraiser
McKeesport Police Department's K9 Unit hosted its fourth annual golf outing Friday at Westwood Golf Club.
Thirty foursomes competed on the West Mifflin course and enjoyed basket auctions, raffles, door prizes and dinner, with all proceeds benefitting the unit.
"We want to thank all of the business sponsors, golfers and volunteers for making this outing possible," said Lt. Tim Bliss, the unit's leader. "This annual event is one of several that help us fund the K9 unit of the city of McKeesport."
McKeesport's five patrol/narcotics dogs and one explosive-detecting canine all are self-funded.
Police Chief Bryan J. Washowich said the K9 unit helps the department better serve the city.
"The K9 unit is an incredible asset to our community in terms of crime prevention and the apprehension of violent criminals," Washowich said. "I commend our K9 officers for all they do. Their job is 24 hours, and they are very dedicated."
Jennifer R. Vertullo is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. She can be reached at 412-664-9161, ext. 1956, or email@example.com.
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Six students from East High School's Culinary Program will vie for a $500 scholarship Sunday in the Fourth Annual Iron Chef Competition. The event, sponsored by East High School, Wegmans Food Markets Inc. and Latinas Unidas, raises funds for the school's culinary arts program and college scholarships.
It runs from 4 to 8 p.m. at at the Wegmans Conference Center, 400 Market St, Chili. The public is invited to watch the competition and enjoy food.
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Pianos for Leighton Park
8 September 2014
Reading-based Leighton Park School has become the latest addition to Yamaha's Music Education Partner Programme.
The co-ed day and boarding school is also the first educational institution in the UK to purchase one of Yamaha's flagship CFX concert grand pianos.
Leighton Park School bought a total of 19 instruments, including grand, upright, digital and stage pianos. At the request of the school's director of music Rosemary Scales, Yamaha UK enlisted the help of pianist and composer Julian Joseph to help with the selection process, which took place in Hamburg at Yamaha's European headquarters.
Ms Scales commented: 'In looking to replace our stock of existing pianos the quality of the instruments was clearly a key factor, but we also wanted to find a partner who was equally passionate about making music accessible, irrespective of individual capabilities. Yamaha very much reflected this approach within their Music Education Partner Programme.'
The full listing of new Yamaha pianos installed at Leighton Park School is:
1 x CFX Concert Grand Piano; 1 x C7X; 1 x C3X Conservatoire Grand Piano; 7 x U1 Upright Pianos; 4 x b3 and 3 x b2 Upright Pianos; 1 x CVP605 Clavinova Digital Piano; 1 x CP40 Stage Piano.
New Guitar Pack from Orange Amps
5 September 2014
Orange Amplification has launched a new guitar pack that contains everything needed to start playing the guitar, in one box.
The pack includes an Orange Guitar, Orange Crush PiX 12L amplifier combo, Orange branded gig bag, headstock tuner, guitar lead, six plectrums and a strap. The new beginner guitar tuition course, Orange Music Education's Rock Guitar, is also part of the pack – along with ten video tutorial lessons and backing tracks.
The Orange guitar from the pack is made from solid wood, with a maple neck and rosewood fretboard. It features chrome hardware including Orange branded machine heads, a Tune-o-matic bridge, a three way pickup selector switch with two tone and volume controls. It is also fitted with medium / high output humbuckers giving a wide range of classic and modern tones. The guitar's finish is available in three colours: black, white or the company's signature bright orange.
The new pack will retail for £229 (including VAT), and will be available from the beginning of October 2014. More information can be found on the Orange Amps website.
Understanding Progress 8
3 September 2014
FFT is collaborating with The Association of School and College Leaders to hold a series of events helping schools to understand and prepare for the new accountability measures that will be coming into place from 2016.
Half day events will be held in London and Birmingham this November. Attendees will receive their own FFT data report that will help their schools and institutions understand the practicalities of Progress 8, and formulate an action plan.
'Progress 8 is the most significant policy change affecting school leaders over the next few years,' says ASCL deputy policy director Duncan Baldwin. 'It is essential that they understand how this measure will impact upon their schools. ASCL is delighted to be working with FFT in delivering sessions which will provide accurate, relevant and timely information tailored to individual schools.'
Dr Mike Treadaway, director of innovation and research for FFT, will deliver the sessions alongside ASCL's Duncan Baldwin. Topics covered will include information on why the government is changing the headline measure; how Progress 8 works and how it is calculated; operation of the floor standard and likely changes in the future. Attendees will also be able to find out whether opting in early will suit their particular institution, and if so how to go about it.
'FFT were commissioned by the Department for Education to provide schools with information about their performance on the new accountability measures,' says Mike Treadaway. ' Recently each state secondary school received a joint FFT and DfE report from Key to Success to support early planning to help schools consider their curriculum and teaching in light of the accountability reforms. FFT are receiving many enquiries from school leaders who are looking for extra information on having a practical approach to Progress 8, so the events have been designed to help teachers formulate an achievable plan of action and to understand the changes so that they can start adapting immediately.'
The half-day briefings will cost £129, plus VAT. To book a place, or to find out more information, visit the FFT website or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
NYMAZ funding to research digital music education
1 September 2014
Youth music development charity NYMAZ has been awarded funding to research new digital ways of providing music education to children living in isolated areas.
The research, backed by the Digital R&D Fund for the Arts, will be carried out by NYMAZ in partnership with the North Yorkshire Music Hub, the University of Hull (for research support) and UCan Play (for technology support). Video-streaming technology and online communication tools will be tested to see how successfully they can provide instrumental tuition, staff training, and access to music performances. Seven primary schools in North Yorkshire will take part in the trial.
Heidi Johnson, director of NYMAZ, said: 'We are delighted to be one of only twelve innovative arts projects to receive funding from the Digital R&D Fund at this final funding round. Our aim is to find a new business model which will enable music hubs across the country to deliver cost-effective but high quality learning to children and young people in the most isolated areas. North Yorkshire makes the perfect test bed as transport times and costs here can limit opportunities to access music tuition and performances.'
Dr Andrew King, senior lecturer in Music and Technology at the University of Hull commented: 'Children thrive on music and there's plenty of evidence to show how beneficial it can be in their development, so we jumped at the chance to be involved in this innovative project that aims to improve access to high quality music tuition and inspiring performances.'
Managing director of UCan Play Jonathan Savage said they planned to use Roland Systems Group's innovative VR3-EX mixer in the research, as it offers multiple camera angles which should help with making the experience as interactive as possible. It is hoped that the findings of this project will benefit teachers, hubs and children across the country.
Christmas Carol Competition amongst new BBC projects
29 August 2014
BBC Radio 3's Breakfast programme announced yesterday the launch of a nationwide Christmas carol competition.
Open to entrants above the age of 16, this exciting project would be appropriate for GCSE and A-level students – or indeed their teachers!
The words for the carol have been specially commissioned from acclaimed author Susan Hill. From the entries, six carols will be shortlisted by a panel including the Master of the Queen's Music and associate composer with the BBC Singers, Judith Weir, and chief conductor of the BBC Singers, David Hill.
The BBC Singers, who are celebrating their 90th birthday this year, will perform the shortlisted carols live on BBC Radio 3's Breakfast programme on Thursday 16 December. Listeners to the programme will be asked to vote for their favourite work, and the winning carol will then be performed again live on 23 December and broadcast on Christmas day.
Running alongside the carol competition are a number of other choral projects:
One Day One Choir will take place in the week leading up to the UN's International Day of Peace, Sunday 21 September. Groups are encouraged to come together and sing. From this year onwards, the project aims to bring more people on board each year so that by 2018 it is the largest choral event in the world, singing for peace.
The UK's largest and most prestigious choir competition, Choir of the Year, will be covered by BBC Radio 3. Over the past year more than 150 amateur choirs of all ages, sizes and styles have competed for this accolade. Now the remaining sixteen finalists will fight for the Choir of the Year title. The category final and final will be broadcast on BBC Radio 3, with a special Choir of the Year programme to be aired on BBC Four.
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Building the Dream: A New School and Cafeteria for Children in Haiti
This building project's goal is to safely house the food and education programs we fund, and create a new school on the land we purchased after the earthquake.
In the video below, learn more about the vision, need, and plans for the Building the Dream project.
To read more about the need for this school, click here.
For information on how to donate to this project, click here.
The vision:
• To provide a full K-13th school for up to 450 impoverished children, which will support its students in realizing academic standards and certifications while teaching practical vocational skills that will allow them to earn income after graduation—a pressing need expressed by the community.
• To house the current food program and education programs (school scholarships, after-school, and summer camp).
• To serve as a positive, safe hub for people of all ages in the community to come together to learn, solve problems, and celebrate.
"It breaks my heart to see children in our community who don't have the chance to go to school. Building this new school will help us make a critical difference in the lives of more children. It will transform this community." –Lavarice Gaudin, Na Rive's Program Director


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Making his mark with the 1994 hit, FANTASTIC VOYAGE, which employed a sizable portion of the Lakeside tune of the same name, and following with a remake of Stevie Wonder's "Pastime Paradise," Coolio scored with a poppier take on the g-funk sound of Dr. Dre, foreshadowing Sean "Puffy" Combs' success in re-tooling 1970s and '80s pop hits for the rap market.
Old-school hip-hop, which builds its sing-song raps atop samples of old funk and soul singles, may be on the way out, but in its twilight days it has yielded one more brilliant album, Coolio's Gangsta's Paradise. Coolio, the Compton rapper once known as Artis Ivey, creates tape loops of the catchiest sections from old songs by Smokey Robinson, the Isley Brothers, Billy Paul, and Herbie Hancock, and then raps his ghetto slice-of-life stories atop those loops. It's a familiar formula, but Coolio makes it fresh again, coming up with monologues strong enough to make us forget the original songs and get lost in his narratives. Moreover, Coolio drops his rhymes so they fall perfectly on the beats and even the melodies of the samples. --Geoffrey Himes
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We Need a Pressure Sensitive Keypad Bad
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We Need a Pressure Sensitive Keypad Bad
Considering the undeniable change in PC games and in the interest of simply moving the platform forward we need a pressure sensitive keypad, bad! I'm not talking a full keyboard but something like the Saitak gamer pad or the Nostromo N52te with pressure sensitive keys. I've always used the N52 or my Wolf King keypad. Adding pressure sensitivity would mean press a little move a little press a lot and you sprint. I think it would be awesome, the best of both worlds, mouse aim with analog speed controls. Same with leaning, jumping, gas, breaks, maybe even game actions like in Heavy Rain. The only thing Ive ever remotely like about pads are their analog sticks. I also like looking around walking slowly and taking in the views in games like Singularity or Metro. With a well programmed PC game you get 3 speeds; slow walk, normal walk and sprint. Since the analog stick there has never been a need for a walk button on consoles so it's gone from most PC games now too. Why doesn't a company like Logitech, Belkin or Saitak make a pressure sensitive keypad? Nice little switch or button for digital/analog modes. It should work with any game already made for pads and wouldn't cost more than a gamepad. I dont think they realize how big of a hit it would be. Id buy one, heck Id buy two.
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I know that doctors recommend breastfeeding over formula, but I'm having a hard time with it. I've worked with a lactation consultant, but it's still not happening. I feel like a failure and am afraid to admit that I've been giving my baby formula! What can I do?
- Tracey
It's true that breast milk is pediatricians' first choice for newborns. And in an ideal world, breastfeeding would be easy and the right fit for all moms. But the reality is that breastfeeding doesn't work for every new mom. Ultimately you've got to make the choice that's right for you and your family.
Many new moms can't breastfeed due to medical conditions, medications they're taking, or work, travel, and scheduling issues that make it impractical. And while some find breastfeeding easy from the get-go, it's extremely challenging for others. Even with the help of a lactation consultant, it can feel like the baby just isn't taking to it!
The stress of wanting to breastfeed but struggling with it can be too much, especially with the tidal wave of other life changes that come with a baby. Some new moms find it helpful to pump breast milk and deliver it from a bottle. But in some cases, formula may be the right choice.
Rest assured, commercially prepared infant formula is a nutritious alternative for babies. And bottle feeding offers its own benefits — it allows fathers, grandparents, and other caregivers to get involved with feeding the baby and enjoy quality bonding time. Because formula digests more slowly than breast milk, formula-fed babies usually need to eat less often than do breastfed babies.
With everything that's now known about the benefits of breastfeeding, it can be easy to feel like you're somehow shortchanging your baby if you use formula. But you're not. Giving your baby formula is nothing to be ashamed of. You're not the only mom doing so, and you're doing everything you can to help your baby thrive.
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Date reviewed: July 2013
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