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Apple CEO Tim Cook reportedly thanks employees for hard work, extends vacation
Apple's CEO, Tim Cook, has reportedly sent out a memo thanking employees for their hard work and extending their Thanksgiving vacations so they can spend an entire week relaxing and recharging with their families. 9to5Mac's ace reporter, Mark Gurman, scored a copy of the memo, which includes in part:
In a little over six months we've launched outstanding new products in each of our major categories, starting with the new iPad this spring. The response was incredible, and continued to show Apple's unrivaled leadership in this post-PC era. Over the summer we introduced the radically thin and light 15″ MacBook Pro with Retina display, and shipped Mountain Lion, the fastest-selling update to OS X ever. Today, iPhone 5 is taking the world by storm. And in the next few weeks we'll ship the new iPod touch and completely redesigned iPod nano with innovative designs that our customers are going to love this holiday season.
Those products listed above have been released at a breakneck pace, even for Apple. Staff has been hunkered down, some working around the clock, for weeks if not longer leading up announcement events and launches. From executives to engineers, it's been a Herculean effort, and one not made any easier by problems associated with iOS 6 Maps. Hopefully this lets everyone take a break, take a breath, and come back better energized and better focused.
Retail staff, of course, will have to keep working, especially with Apple's only annual sale, Black Friday, immediately following Thanksgiving. Cook, however, says their extra days off will be scheduled sometime thereafter.
Read the rest of the memo via the link below.
Source: 9to5Mac
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Apple CEO Tim Cook reportedly thanks employees for hard work, extends vacation
Meh. I had a friend that made the same argument. I had him flip up the tag in his shirt to find a made in China tag. Clothes and shoes are classic sweat shop production. If you really cared about the people of Foxconn, I suggest not wearing clothes from China, Taiwan, Philippines, Korea, or potentially lots of other places.
Point is though. If you are against inhumane treatment, you are against inhumane treatment. What you are saying is it's not okay for Apple but somehow okay for sweatshop workers making clothes because Apple makes more money? I've heard people complain that they won't buy another Apple product because they use Foxconn. Well ... then go hippy and make your own clothes instead of shopping at a store. Because not doing so, makes these complainers hypocrites.
Hey Tim. Reward your customers by releasing iOS 6.1 without Apple Maps and putting back Google Maps!!!
Read the post again.
No, they'll be closed until Dec, 24th.
rumors are mid October for the invites to a Apple revealing and it is said that the iPad mini is on the the invite list. Its going to drop like a bomb shell for the holidays


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Pronounced: bue-SUL-fan
Classification: Alkylating Agent
Busulfan exerts its anti-cancer affect by a process called alkylation. Alkylation damages the DNA of cells, which prevents them from dividing, and causes them to die. Since cancer cells, in general, divide faster and with less error-correcting than healthy cells, cancer cells are more sensitive to this damage.
Busulfan is taken by mouth once a day. It can also be injected into a vein. It can be given alone or with other drugs.
There are a number of things you can do to manage the side effects of Busulfan. Talk to your doctor or nurse about these recommendations. They can help you decide what will work best for you. These are some of the most common side effects:
White blood cells (WBC) are important for fighting infection. While receiving treatment, your WBC count can drop, putting you at a higher risk of getting an infection. You should let your doctor or nurse know right away if you have a fever (temperature greater than 100.4 F), sore throat or cold, shortness of breath, cough, burning with urination, or a sore that doesn't heal.
Tips to preventing infection:
For more suggestions, read the Neutropenia Tip Sheet.
Your red blood cells are responsible for carrying oxygen to the tissues in your body. When the red cell count is low, you may feel tired or weak. You should let your doctor or nurse know if you experience any shortness of breath, difficulty breathing or pain in your chest. If the count gets too low, you may receive a blood transfusion. Read the anemia tip sheet for more information.
Platelets help your blood clot, so when the count is low you are at a higher risk of bleeding. Let your doctor or nurse know if you have any excess bruising or bleeding, including nose bleeds, bleeding gums or blood in your urine or stool. If your platelet count becomes too low, you may receive a transfusion of platelets.
Read the thrombocytopenia tip sheet for more information.
Take anti-nausea medications as prescribed. If you continue to have nausea or vomiting, notify your doctor or nurse so they can help you manage this side effect. In addition, dietary changes may help. Avoid things that may worsen the symptoms, such as heavy or greasy/fatty, spicy or acidic foods (lemons, tomatoes, oranges). Try antacids, (e.g. milk of magnesia, calcium tablets such as Tums), saltines, or ginger ale to lessen symptoms. Read the Nausea & Vomiting Tip Sheet for more suggestions.
Call your doctor or nurse if you are unable to keep fluids down for more than 12 hours or if you feel lightheaded or dizzy at any time.
Your fingernails/toenails may become dark, brittle or fall off. You may notice dry skin or changes in the color or tone of your skin. Your skin will be more sensitive to the sun, which can result in severe sunburn or rash. Sun sensitivity can last even after chemotherapy is completed. Avoid the sun between 10-2pm, when it is strongest. Wear sunscreen (at least SPF 15) everyday, wear sunglasses and long sleeves/pants to protect your skin. Keep your fingernails and toenails clean and dry. You may use nail polish, but do not wear fake nails. Notify your doctor or nurse if any nails fall off. For more suggestions, read the Nail and Skin Care Tip Sheet.
In some cases, the heart muscle is weakened on this medication. It is important that you report immediately to your doctor or nurse any shortness of breath, cough, ankle swelling, chest pain, rapid or irregular heartbeats. Your doctor may order tests to check your heart function prior to receiving this drug or to evaluate your heart when symptoms develop.
Your doctor may order blood tests to check the level of electrolytes in your blood. If needed, your doctor may prescribe supplements such as magnesium, calcium or potassium. Call your doctor or nurse if your experience muscle twitching or cramps.
Busulfan may cause serious pulmonary fibrosis (a scarring and stiffening of the lung tissue), particularly after repeated treatments or when high doses have been received. These problems can develop months to years after treatment is completed and may be more common in people with pre-existing lung conditions. You may have breathing tests (pulmonary function tests) performed periodically. Call your physician right away if you have shortness of breath, cough, wheezing or difficulty breathing.
This drug can affect your reproductive system, resulting in the menstrual cycle or sperm production becoming irregular or stopping permanently. Women may experience menopausal effects including hot flashes and vaginal dryness - read more about coping with vaginal dryness. In addition, the desire for sex may decrease during treatment.
Exposure of an unborn child to this medication could cause birth defects, so you should not become pregnant or father a child while on this medication. Effective birth control is necessary during treatment, even if your menstrual cycle stops or you believe your sperm is affected. You may want to consider sperm banking or egg harvesting if you may wish to have a child in the future. Discuss these options with your oncology team. See OncoLink's section on sexuality for helpful tips for dealing with these side effects.
Your oncology team can recommend medications to relieve diarrhea. Also, try eating low-fiber, bland foods, such as white rice and boiled or baked chicken. Avoid raw fruits, vegetables, whole grain breads, cereals and seeds. Soluble fiber is found in some foods that absorbs fluid and can help relieve diarrhea. Foods high in soluble fiber include: applesauce, bananas (ripe), canned fruit, orange and grapefruit sections, boiled potatoes, white rice and products made with white flour, oatmeal, cream of rice, cream of wheat, and farina. Drink 8-10 glasses on non-alcoholic, un-caffeinated fluid a day to prevent dehydration. Read Low Fiber Diet for Diarrhea for more tips.
Seizures can occur when Busulfan is given in high doses. Your doctor or nurse should be called immediately if you experience a loss of consciousness, twitching, tremors or uncontrollable shaking. If seizure activity begins others should help you to the ground, place pillows around you and place you on your side if possible. Nothing should be forced into your mouth.


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INEZ — Wesley Christian School seventh grader Zoie Morrison stepped up to the line and placed an arrow on her bow. A line of student archers stretched to her right across the gym.
As she drew back the string, Morrison took aim and shot the arrow to its target 15 meters away, about 50 feet. She said she had shot pretty well from 10 meters, and "OK" from 15 meters for the day.
"I've been told that I have good aim," she said.
She finished the tournament with 218 of 300 possible points.
Morrison was one of around 250 students who participated in the National Archery in the Schools Program Region 13 Tournament, held Saturday at Sheldon Clark High School in Martin County.
NASP, which was started in Kentucky about 10 years ago, is getting bows and arrows in the hands of school children across the state, country and world.
Kentucky has the largest NASP membership of any state or country, said state coordinator Patrick O'Connell.
An estimated 1,200 Kentucky schools participate in the program, and 150,000 would be a fair description of the number of Kentucky students who shoot in NASP, he said. To be a participant of the program schools must have archery as part of an in-school curriculum every two years.
Archery teaches students confidence, O'Connell said, and provides extracurricular activities for students who may not be able to participate in other sports. He said the ratio of boys to girls at tournaments is about 60-40.
Blaine Depoy, owner of Blaine's Guns and Bows in Allen, described archery as an "equal-opportunity" sport, because students do not have to be the fastest or the most athletic to participate.
Depoy has two children who shoot archery at Adams Middle School, and he said archery in schools gives him goosebumps.
"It's the best thing I've ever seen come into the schools," he said.
Each student shoots 30 arrows — 15 from 10 meters and 15 from 15 meters, Depoy said. All students use the same bows, a Genesis compound bow, which has pulleys that help them pull the string of the bow. All archers use the same arrows, too, Depoy said: "Same bow. Same arrow. Same distance."
His son, Wesley, a sixth-grader, said archery is something that he's good at. He practiced shooting his Genesis bow at a target in the back of his dad's store.
"It's in my blood," he said.
Archery can be a stress relief for students, said Katie Haymes, the state coordinator for Explore Bowhunting, a state Department of Fish and Wildlife program.
Haymes said Explore Bowhunting takes archery out in the field for students and teaches them other skills like wildlife calls and animal tracking. "Everybody can do it," she said. "It's not a limiting sport."
NASP was started by Fish and Wildlife and the state Department of Education in 2001, O'Connell said. Fish and Wildlife wanted to get more kids outside, and the education department hoped to boost attendance by giving students an incentive to come to school.
Brian Coleman, the NASP regional coordinator, said the tournament was also a Kentucky High School Athletic Association regional tournament.
The tournament was for schools from Floyd, Pike, Martin, Johnson, Magoffin and Lawrence counties.
Students compete for individual and team awards. Coleman said NASP teams must consist of 16 to 24 students, with at least five students coming from a gender other than the majority.
O'Connell said 17 separate groups were participating in the tournament, representing more than 10 schools.
Eric Hall, a Floyd County district judge and secretary of East Kentucky Archery, helped out at the tournament. He said Floyd County "has led the pack for several years" in tournament participation.
Teams from Adams Middle School, Allen Central Middle School, Allen Central High School, Allen Elementary School, Betsy Layne High School, Prestonsburg High School, John M. Stumbo Elementary School and Wesley Christian School participated Saturday.
Hall said the sum needed for a school to buy a standard kit for archery, which costs about $3,000, is the same amount it would cost a school to outfit three football players.
A standard NASP kit includes 10 right-hand bows, two left-hand bows, 120 arrows, five targets, one arrow curtain, one repair kit and one bowrack, O'Connell said.
Ricky Music, Allen Central Middle School's coach, said it can be hard to keep students in archery because many other sports are offered during the same season, like volleyball and basketball. "There's just so much to compete with," he said.
Earning a high enough score at the regional tournament allows students, individually or as part of a team, to qualify for the state tournament, which will be held in Louisville March 18-19.
The top five individuals of each gender in high school, middle school, sixth grade, fifth grade and fourth grade divisions advance to the state tournament, O'Connell said. Team scores are determined by the scores of the top four boys, top four girls and the next four highest scores.
Sherman Holliday, coach of the Adams Middle School and Prestonsburg High School teams, said students from both of his teams usually practice together, which provides the opportunity for older students to help younger students learn how to improve their skills.
He said he also reminds students that they should not be afraid of archery as a sport. "The targets aren't shooting back at you."


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Media is a word that has come to mean bad journalism.
Graham Greene
Media is a word that has come to mean bad journalism.
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If America could somehow harness the energy it puts into looking for excuses not to exercise into actually exercising, we'd be the fittest nation on earth. But instead, we're a country with a rapidly expanding waistline that takes any opportunity to sit on the couch, watching advertisements and news reports that only enforce our belief that working out is outdated.
Like a codependent boyfriend or girlfriend, the media wants you to hang around, so it tells you what you want to hear. On the contrary, we at Beachbody® like to call it like we see it. With that in mind, we've decided to take some of the "information" you may have seen recently on the evening news and look at it from a fresh perspective.
In August, scientists at the Salk Institute near San Diego announced they'd discovered two drugs that mimic the benefits of exercise. The two drugs, Aicar and GW1516, were given to mice. They increased endurance and burned fat, just like cardio, only without the sweat. It's been suggested that the drugs could be used to treat obesity or even give athletes a performance edge. "If you like exercise, you like the idea of getting 'more bang for your buck'," said Professor Ronald Evan, who headed up the study. "If you don't like exercise, you love the idea of getting the benefits from a pill."
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Prevention's "Flat Belly Diet" has been all over the news lately, from the papers to Rachael Ray. The diet, which is based on the magazine's own research, centers around monounsaturated fats, or MUFAs as they call them, that theoretically target and blast away belly fat. According to the actual book, exercise is optional but encouraged. There's an entire chapter devoted to a workout plan, but there's still a mixed message happening here, considering that the Flat Belly Diet Web site has "Never Do a Single Crunch" plastered across it in big, purple letters.
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Despite this being the extent of the research, The Flat Belly Diet has received almost entirely positive press. The only reportage calling this plan out we could find appeared on the noted medical Web site WebMD. "You can lose weight on The Flat Belly Diet plan," WebMD director of nutrition points out in her review, "but don't be fooled into thinking MUFAs have magic belly-flattening nutrients capable of melting away belly fat."
So if you're going to follow the diet, go for it. It's fine for what it is, but remember, there's no such thing as targeted fat loss.
Last year, the press went nuts when British Researchers at Oxford discovered a "fat gene" that promoted obesity in some people. In an oddly defeatist way, this was great news for couch potatoes across the world who assumed that they had this faulty gene. For them, diet and exercise were now, thankfully, futile.
But in a recent issue of the Archives of Internal Medicine, researchers announced that they've found a cure for the fat gene. It's called "exercise." After surveying 700 people in a Pennsylvania Amish community, they discovered that people with the gene who did moderate exercise for 3 to 4 hours a day showed no difference in weight gain from people without the gene.
Daunted by spending a fifth of your day working out? Consider that these people were doing moderate exercise. Given that a hard workout falls under the category of intense exercise, it's relatively safe to say you can get away with doing somewhat less than 3 to 4 hours. Furthermore, the exercise can be cumulative. Take the stairs instead of the elevator. Pull weeds from the garden for a couple minutes when you get home. Chase your kid around. These little things add up quickly.
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Arguably, few other nutrients in the human diet are as well researched and accepted as being critical for good health—though so rarely consumed—as omega-3 fatty acids. Eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) are as important to our health as they are difficult to pronounce. Without them, our cardiovascular health; fetal and newborn development; and lifelong brain and cognitive health may suffer. In fact, a deficiency in these special fats may lead to higher body fat levels! Most adults, however, don't consume enough of these critical nutrients on a regular basis. So don't let the term "fatty" scare you—some fats are essential to overall health.
A recent study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition (December 2007) suggests how the addition of just a moderate amount of omega-3s can make a tremendous impact on health.
Researchers gave volunteers with type 2 diabetes (adult onset) either fish oil supplements or a placebo for 2 months. At the end of the study, significant reductions in total fat mass and the diameter of fat cells beneath the surface of the skin in the omega-3 group (though not the placebo group) were reported by the researchers. The subjects lost fat weight and the remaining fat cells actually shrank in size!
Moreover—and in my opinion more importantly—risk factors for plaque formation in the arteries, such as the ratio of LDL ("bad") to HDL ("good") cholesterol, were significantly lower as a result of omega-3 supplementation. These results indicated considerable cardiovascular benefits for the subjects.
In another study published in the International Journal of Obesity (Volume 31, 2007), 324 men and women were assigned to four groups:
What the researchers learned at the end of the study was that the inclusion of either lean or fatty fish or fish oil as part of the same energy-restricted diet resulted in 1 kilogram more weight loss after 4 weeks than did a similar diet without seafood or fish oil supplements. The addition of seafood or the fish oil was considered the contributing factor in boosting weight loss over the sunflower or lean fish groups.
Many people consume foods or supplements that claim to be rich sources of omega-3 fatty acids, yet they really aren't getting the benefits that they think they are. Plants, especially nuts and flaxseed, are great sources of one omega-3 fatty acid—alpha-linolenic acid (ALA), but plants, and almost all animal-based foods, are very poor sources of EPA and DHA. The body can slowly convert ALA to EPA and DHA, but regardless of how much ALA people consume, they cannot make enough of the other two to offer health benefits. What all of this really means is that the only effective way to get EPA and DHA in your body in sufficient quantities is to eat food sources that contain them: mainly fatty fish.
Health experts recommend that all adults eat at least two servings of fatty fish every week, and fatty fish like mackerel, sardines, and, everyone's favorite, salmon are the richest sources of EPA and DHA available. As I stated earlier, most of us do not meet that minimum amount, and according to USDA statistics, a great number of adults rarely consume fatty fish at all. To make matters worse, the fatty acid content in fish varies greatly from region to region and only those fish found in cold water, like the Northern Atlantic, have the highest concentrations. If that's not bad enough, the worry of contaminated fish is a genuine concern. For pregnant women, it's a double-edged sword because they are told to eat plenty of fatty fish for the EPA and DHA benefits but are also told not to eat too much fish for fear of heavy metal contamination being transferred to the growing and vulnerable fetus.
Fish oil supplements are the easiest choice for ensuring that you receive an adequate omega-3 intake every day. Properly formulated and manufactured fish oil supplements will provide the same amount of health-promoting EPA and DHA as a serving of fatty fish. They will also be tested and guaranteed to be pure and free of any harmful contaminants. If they are really state of the art, they'll be produced in a way that minimizes the unpleasant aftertaste.
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I thought back to when I was an exchange student in Germany in high school. As a teenager, I never paid much attention to what I ate, but I do remember that I dropped about 20 pounds over the year I was there, without even trying. There certainly were some meals that were outside the bacon food group. In fact, when I look back at the German diet and lifestyle, there are numerous lessons we could learn from them.
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The Wolves sit in first place in the Midwest Division with 13 points (6-3-1-0) through 10 games this season; with a regulation win over Charlotte on Tuesday, Chicago would tie the Checkers for the most points in the AHL.
--- Brett Sterling: Scored in back-to-back games last week and has collected 4 points (2G, 2A) during a current three-game point streak ... Shares second on the Wolves with 3 goals and is tied for the team lead with 7 points in eight games this season ... Shares first among team forwards and second overall on the Wolves with a +4 plus/minus rating and has accrued a plus or even rating in seven of his eight tilts ... Registered 62 points (30G, 32A) in 73 AHL contests with the Peoria Rivermen and Portland Pirates last year ... Shared eighth in the league with 30 markers and ranked 13th in the circuit with 62 points last season ... Skated in four NHL games with the St. Louis Blues during the 2011-12 campaign
--- Jordan Schroeder: Collected a team season-high 3 points (G, 2A) on Friday at Rockford ... Shares second on the squad with 3 goals and ranks third with 6 points in 10 games this season ... Registered 5 points (3G, 2A) in his last five outings after posting an assist in his previous five matchups ... Shared second on the Wolves with a career-best 21 goals and ranked third with a career-high 44 points while appearing in all 76 games last season ... Ranked fourth on the club with 23 assists and five power-play strikes
--- Zack Kassian: Recorded his first multiple-point outing of the season on Friday when he dished out 2 assists ... Paces Chicago with 4 goals and is tied for first on the team with 7 points and 22 penalty minutes in 10 games this year ... Shares first in the AHL with 4 first goals this season ... Tallied 10 points (4G, 6A) and 51 penalty minutes in 44 NHL games with Vancouver and Buffalo as a rookie last year ... Bagged 15 goals and 26 points in 30 AHL tilts with the Rochester Americans ... Represented the Western Conference squad at the 2012 AHL All-Star Game
--- Chris Tanev: Tallied his first 2 points (G, A) of the season on Friday at Rockford, which included his second professional goal and first since Nov. 13, 2010 when he was a member of the Manitoba Moose ... Shares third among Chicago blueliners with 2 points (G, A) in eight contests this season ... Skated in 25 NHL games with Vancouver last season, collecting two assists and two penalty minutes ... Ranked third among Wolves blueliners with 14 assists and fourth with 14 points in 34 AHL contests with Chicago in 2011-12
--- The Wolves have bagged a season-high 6 goals twice in their last four games, yet they have lit the lamp just 16 times in their other eight games combined.
--- Defenseman Yann Sauve leads the Wolves with a +5 plus/minus rating this season and has accrued a plus or even rating in all five of his contests this year.
--- Six different players have scored three or more goals for the Wolves this season, which includes right wing Andrew Gordon, who potted five markers all of last year.
--- Chicago continues its five-game road trip with two tilts on enemy ice this week, including the first meeting of the year at Milwaukee on Nov. 9; that game marks the latest the Wolves and Admirals have played for the first time in a season since the 2003-04 season when the clubs' first matchup was on Dec. 3.
--- The Wolves scored twice on the power play in their game on Friday at Rockford, which matched their man-advantage output for the year; Chicago has converted on just four of 48 power-play opportunities this season.
--- Chicago has surrendered a power-play marker in eight of its 10 tilts this season, which includes at least one in its last four games; the Wolves rank 28th in the AHL with a 72.3 efficiency rating on the penalty kill (34 of 47).
--- The Wolves host their 15th "Get Fed by the Wolves" fundraiser from 2-5 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 18, at Bahama Breeze, 406 E. Golf Road, in Schaumburg. Players serve as waiters and the proceeds from the luncheon benefit Chicago Wolves Charities. Tables are still available for this event, so reserve your seat today by visiting chicagowolves.com or calling 1-800-THE-WOLVES.
Sunday, Nov. 4
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--- The Wolves saw a 1-1 tie turn into a 4-1 loss after surrendering three unanswered goals in a 7:26 span to the Charlotte Checkers at Time Warner Cable Arena
--- Left wing Brett Sterling scored the lone goal for Chicago
--- Goaltender Matt Climie kicked out 30 of 34 shots
Friday, Nov. 2
Chicago 6, (at) Rockford 3
--- The Wolves doubled up the Rockford IceHogs 6-3 in an Illinois Lottery Cup contest at the MetroCentre
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Lazy J Model 80
It's impossible to overstate the impact of guitar amplification on the history of popular music. The amplified electric guitar gave early rock 'n' roll pioneers power to harness the crackle of electricity and set the world alight. Many decades may have passed, but that fire has never gone out.
Here in late 2011, regardless of genre, electric guitarists have more choice when it comes to amplification than ever before. On MusicRadar we've previously rounded up the best amps for heavy metal and blues players, but this time we cast the net wider still.
After compiling a shortlist from your nominations, nearly 8000 of you voted in our poll to crown the best electric guitar amplifier available in the world today. Kicking things off at number 20 is an amp that's got some high profile pulses racing of late...
Lazy J Model 80
Jesse Hoff's Tweed Fender-inspired creations are things of genuine beauty, and Joe Bonamassa, Paul Weller and Pete Townshend are just a few of the stars that have recently taken them out on the road.
The Model 80 is a enough amp for any stage, but you might find the smaller Model 20 better suited to pubs and club gigs.
Read our Lazy J Model 80 review here
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Fuchs Overdrive Supreme
Sadly for fans of Robben Ford, Larry Carlton and 'that' sound, getting your hands on a real Dumble is pretty damn close to impossible. However, if you are prepared to spend big in pursuit of tone then the Fuchs Overdrive Supreme ought to be on your must-try list.
BUY: Fuchs Overdrive Supreme currently available from Thomann
Read our Fuchs Overdrive Special review here.
Visit Fuchs Audio Technology for more information.
Dr Z Carmen Ghia
Constructed meticulously in Cleveland, Ohio, Dr Z makes some of the best boutique tone machines on the planet. Deceptively simple, monster sounds lurk behind the Carmen Ghia's spartan front panel.
Don't be fooled into thinking that it won't hold its own onstage either. In our experience, Dr Z watts are louder than most!
BUY: Dr Z Carmen Ghia currently available from Coda Music
Blackstar S1-104 EL34/6L6
Blackstar's Series 1 amps have found favour with progressive metal titans Opeth, amongst many others. The 6L6 and EL34 incarnations of the top of the range S1-104 give players two different flavours of four-channel head from which to choose. Tone heaven for modern rockers.
BUY: Blackstar S1-104 EL34/6L6 currently available from Andertons Music Co. | Thomann | Coda Music | WoodBrass
Read our review of the S1-104 EL34/6L6 heads.
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Two-Rock Jet 22
Two-Rock's Jet 22 sees John Mayer's favourite amplifier company pack its stadium-sized sound into a 22-watt package small enough to sit on the passenger seat of your car on the way to a gig. Expensive but world class.
Matchless DC-30
You previously voted the iconic, incredible Matchless DC-30 into seventh place in our rundown of the best blues amps of all time. As we said at the time, "...of the hundreds of AC30-inspired boutique circuits, the Matchless DC-30 is the über-sophisticated king."
Orange AD30TC
One member of the MusicRadar team spent most of the last decade using an AD30TC head in various live venues and in studios around the country. Well-behaved, reliable and with a very British sound akin to a warmer AC30, this Orange also does dirt very well indeed and sounds wonderful with PAF-style humbuckers.
BUY: Orange AD30TC currently available from Andertons Music Co. | Thomann
Orange Thunderverb 200
Make that two Oranges in a row, although the Thunderverb 200 is a very different beast indeed. If 200 massive watts, built-in attenuation and an amazing array of sounds isn't enough for you, then it also doubles as a killer bass amp! If 200 watts is too much for you then we'd recommend checking out the equally brilliant Thunderverb 50.
BUY: Orange Thunderverb 200 currently available from Andertons Music Co. | Thomann
Read our Thunderverb 200 review here.
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Soldano SLO-100
The 100-watt Super Lead Overdrive from Soldano is a high-gain modern classic. Over the years, it has found favour with such disparate players as Eric Clapton, Lou Reed and Warren DeMartini. Now that's versatility...
BUY: Soldano SLO-100 currently available from Thomann
Fender Hot Rod Deluxe III
If you've been to a gig or walked into a music store in the last decade or so, you've almost certainly heard a Fender Hot Rod Deluxe in action. The most popular gigging amps on the market, Fender's Hot Rod series recently underwent a makeover and as a result the third incarnation of the Hot Rod Deluxe is the best yet.
BUY: Fender Hot Rod Deluxe III currently available from Andertons Music Co. | Thomann
Read our review of the Hot Rod Deluxe III.
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Peavey 6505
Although the 5150 is now being manufactured under the EVH brand, Peavey's 6505+ is the latest and greatest incarnation of the amp that has become the sound of modern metal. Trivium, Machine Head and Bullet For My Valentine are just a few of the bands who rely on its powerful wall of gain. It's also central to producer Colin Richardson's guitar recording setup.
BUY: Peavey 6505 currently available from Thomann | WoodBrass
Read our review of the 6505+ 112 combo.
Read our review of the 6505+ head.
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Blackstar HT Club 40
In a time of financial turmoil, Blackstar Amplification is a real British success story. The company's creations are now popping up on pub, club, arena and festival stages across the globe, and the HT Club 40 is a great grab-and-go combo for real world players.
BUY: Blackstar HT Club 40 currently available from Andertons Music Co. | Thomann
Read our review of the HT Club 40 1x12 combo.
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Vox AC30HW2X
The Vox AC30 is more than just a guitar amplifier, it's a device that has shaped the very sound of pop music itself. If you want the best AC30 since the 1960s then the hand-wired series is where it's at. Sublime.
BUY: Vox AC30HW2X currently available from Andertons Music Co. | Thomann
Read our review of the Vox AC30HW2X.
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Vox AC30C2
If the heights of the hand-wired range are beyond your budget then the latest production Top Boost AC30s from Vox should be your next port of call. Priced sensibly and easier to control than its forebears, it's hardly surprising that this design proved so popular with the voting public.
BUY: Vox AC30C2 currently available from Andertons Music Co. | Thomann
Laney VH100R
All too often overlooked in recent years, Laney is a British amp manufacturer with a considerable heritage and some high-profile admirers in the shape of Tony Iommi, Mikael à kerfeldt and Glenn Hughes. The VH100R is a gigging amp with punch and versatility, from super clean to sledgehammer gain.
Marshall JVM410
How many of you grew up with posters on your bedroom walls that featured your hard rockin' heroes shredding away in front of a wall of Marshalls? The Marshall stack is synonymous with heavy rock and metal and the UK-made JVM410 is the company's ultra-versatile answer to a modern player's gigging needs.
If it's good enough for Joe Satriani then it's fine by us...
BUY: Marshall JVM410 currently available from Andertons Music Co. | Thomann
Mesa/Boogie Dual Rectifier
Back in 2010, you crowned the mighty Dual Rectifier the best amp for heavy metal players, and it clearly still holds a special place in your hearts. If the real thing is too much amp for you, earlier this year Mesa announced the launch of a miniature version...
BUY: Mesa/Boogie Dual Rectifier currently available from Andertons Music Co. | Thomann
Read our review of the original Dual Rectifier.
Read our review of the 2010 Multi-Watt Dual Rectifier.
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Mesa/Boogie Mark Five
Another Boogie, the latest incarnation of Mesa's Mark Series is, for our money, "the ultimate compact yet powerful do-it-all amp." Swiss Army Knives don't come sharper than this...
BUY: Mesa/Boogie Mark Five currently available from Andertons Music Co. | Thomann
Read our read of the Mesa/Boogie Mark Five.
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Fender '65 Deluxe Reverb
In 2010 you voted the legendary Fender Deluxe Reverb to be the best amplifier for blues players, but it's so much more than that. Short of heavy metal, there's nothing that the humble Deluxe can't do in combination with a couple of well-chosen stompboxes. It's easily loud enough for club stages and also one of the most recorded amplifiers in history too. Every guitarist should aspire to own one.
BUY: Fender '65 Deluxe Reverb currently available from Andertons Music Co. | Thomann
Visit Fender for more on the '65 Deluxe Reverb.
Hughes & Kettner Coreblade
Ladies and gentlemen, we have a winner. Your votes have crowned the Hughes & Kettner Coreblade 'the best guitar amplifier in the world today.' An unlikely champ? Perhaps, but there's no denying that Hughes & Kettner is a brand synonymous with quality and reliability. The Coreblade is a valve-powered beast of a flagship head with onboard digital effects, full MIDI control and everything that the modern touring heavy rock guitarist requires, including stadium-filling high-gain sounds.
Read our review of the Coreblade.
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A lawsuit filed against Georgetown County Sheriff Lane Cribb by two females who were sexually assaulted by a Detention Center guard while they were inmates will be heard in Circuit Court next week.
The Detention Center is operated by the Sheriffs Office.
Former jail guard Belvin Lee Sherrill was arrested in 2009, charged with three counts of first degree criminal sexual conduct and misconduct in office. He later pled guilty to one count of criminal sexual conduct and was sentenced to 18 months in prison.
One of the three victims decided she did not want to be a part of the lawsuit.
The women - not being named by the Georgetown Times because they are sexual assault victims - say the incidents occurred at the jail in November 2009.
According to court documents, while Sherrill was in full uniform he entered the cell, exposed himself and ordered the women to perform fellatio on him. The suit says Sherrill later returned to the cell and ordered one of the women to perform the act a second time.
While the acts were taking place, the suit states, the three women in the cell were repeatedly pushing the panic button but it apparently was not working. The women say at no time did any other employee intervene or take any actions to protect the women from harm.
The following day, Sherrill slid a letter under the cell door apologizing for the incident, the suit states.
One of the victims was 19-years-old and in jail for driving under the influence at the time of the incident.
The suit accuses the sheriff of lack of supervision and discipline of Sherrill, an allegation Cribb denies.
In his answer to the suit, Cribb says upon learning of the allegations Sherrill was immediately discharged.
Cribb says he learned of the accusations on Dec. 13, 2009, and Sherrill was terminated upon returning to work the following day.
The two women say because of the assault they continue to suffer severe mental anguish and emotional distress, including the fear of having been exposed to the HIV virus or other sexually transmitted disease.
Even though he pled guilty during his hearing on the criminal charges, Sherrill - in his answer to the lawsuit - denies committing the acts. In the document, Sherrill states if the women had not committed crimes, they would not have been in jail and would not have had the opportunity to know (he) existed on the earth.
Sherrill also says one of the women did flash her breasts at him as he was walking by the cell.
He also claims both women tried to coerce him into bringing them cigarettes and when he refused to do so they made the allegations against him.
The suit asks for compensatory damages in an appropriate amount as well as punitive damages.
They are also asking for their attorney fees to be paid and any other awards the court deems just and proper.
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Bell said he expects the trial will last four days.
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Novice Member
Joined: 11/30/11
Its worth it, i love this game. compared to what ive been playing there is much more thought put into this game than others. for RPers the RP server is more than just a title, i walked into the ingame bar in london and was swarmed with IC conversation. Grim and Cerberous is constantly swarming with PVP. Its not a big feature but they are shaping the game to have decisions matter later on. as it stand depending on which actions you choose at the end of each story mission changes what the ending cutscene is. i have a feeling in the end this WILL matter. If you sit down and read the lore you will start putting connections between dungeons, For example there are 2 dungeon that happen in different times (one is a trip to the past) where the person that saves you is Mutated and a boss in another. however unless you read the lore you will never know.
There are also Specific quests that only certian factions get. so the reason to play the other factions is there if your a story Buff. NIghtmare Dungeons have been some of the hardest yet. Its not a simple burn boss tank and spank either. One fight the boss lets out a massive Wave attack that can one hit anyone if they are hit. in Normal and Elite everyone hides behind a pillar and goes back into fighting the boss. In Nightmare, The Tank needs to Teleport though wave and impair the boss so that the DPS and heals can get back without having a barrage of attacks lock them down at the pillar which is a Damage Zone.
Content is being constantly added without using the "Expansion" word. we are getting a entire new zone added in early 2013, There has been only one delay on content and then we got the next one a week later on schedual. Currently a Halloween event is being put into the works to be released mid october, and the Raid is being released at that time aswell.
I will also say that this game requires you to figure out your build. The ingame Decks that can be used as examples will keep you alive however wont be near strong enough to pull you into endgame. I tell everyone i meet in Kingsmouth that is asking about abilities to start with a deck and modify it as you go. each deck explains the theory about the deck, if it is how you want to play then its a great starting point.
The downside i will say is that yes the game is buggy. the weird part is Certian quests are bugged on certian servers. (Singing stones for example is bugged on arcadia but fine on cerberous) There are also exploits that they are working to iron out and they are a little slow doing that.
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Joined: 8/12/11
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Originally posted by ShakyMo
Sounds pretty cool IMO, I would be playing still, I'm still mad about the cabin in the woods expansion not releasing for L4D...smh.
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Joined: 5/07/11
Originally posted by DavisFlight
I'd disagree with that. It's just as much an MMO as the recent games in the genre, and even moreso IMO. Just take a look at the next update for example - adding a theatre where people can put on plays, where others judge the act and can extend the time or even pay. What makes, for say, WoW more MMO than TSW?
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Joined: 9/24/10
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Originally posted by apocoluster
I disagree, because there are more than PLENTY of games that cost a box price and last way more then a week. In regards to the mmo genre there are tons of f2p mmos and gw2 will probably make the b2p market more accessible for others, I don't see a reason to pay a sub when there are so many other options(competitors) in the video game industry. Again I don't compare it to other forms of entertainment, that is irrelevant to me especially when it can't even compete inside its own genre.
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Joined: 2/17/08
TSW seems to have an arrogance about it that keeps people away. You buy the game, pay 18 dollars a month(in europe) and they have a cash shop ingame. I'm sure it's a great game..... But, this is the biggest moneygrab I've seen in awhile and can't help but feeling 6-12 months from now will hear about an announcement for f2p. If this was 2004 I'd say hey go for it.(on the sub price not the unholy trinity of cs/p2p/b2p)its a bit more for a typical sub but you'll get your monies worth. This is 2012 though....where p2p games get beaten over the head on a daily basis.
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Joined: 1/25/12
I'm only playing the role chosen for me. Who you supposed to be?
Originally posted by roo67
I dont understand the point of these questions. How would someone else know what you like and if its a good transaction for you? If you are looking for advice at least add some information about what you like in a game so they can have an appropiate context to respond too.
18 dollars is cheap to me. If I like the game I would pay it. I have several monthly subscriptions running now.
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Joined: 3/22/09
"This isn't good or bad. It's just the way of things. Nothing stays the same."
Originally posted by david361107
Have you played TSW endgame? There are cookie cutter builds for every role. Sure you can run around with a subpar build but have fun trying to get in endgame content groups. TSW is no more complex than any other game out there. They just threw on a new skin... theres a reason for its current pop
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Joined: 5/07/11
Originally posted by Preacher26
Disagree. There's a thread on the official forums where people posted tactics for Nightmare dungeons, didn't see one cookie cutter build besides the Fist healing.
Each weapon has it's use, yea, but there's more than a few builds for each weapon that's effective at even Nightmare dungeons.
Edit: http://forums.thesecretworld.com/forumdisplay.php?f=12 The building section of the official forums. Tons of different builds for all gameplay, including endgame.
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Joined: 11/30/11
Originally posted by Preacher26
I actually gotta ask, have YOU played TSW endgame. My build changes depending on what instance we are running. people have been releasing their builds on places like Unfair however they rarely work for every dungeon. Not to mention having a "One size Fits all" build would require having all 10.4 gear and people experianced in every fight. i honestly think you have no clue what you talking about.
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Joined: 11/08/08
The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over while expecting different results.
I think its worth the sub price, in fact I been border line ordering the masters edition that gets you a lifetum sub. The game is not for everybody but its only the 2nd game that I ever considered buying the lifetime option.
Apprentice Member
Joined: 5/12/10
WoW was so much less "game" at release than this one, and TSW offers so many more options for the future. It really is the only mmo I currently feel is worth investing in with that monthly subscription.
Even though Ive been playing Guild Wars 2 and about to spend an inordinate amount of time in Borderlands 2 - I keep my Secret World subscription going. I do not want to see the only adult oriented contemporary mmo on the market fail because I did not support it, and I know Im going to be back there soon enough.
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Joined: 11/21/11
It's not like wow while leveling
It is like wow at endgame - grind dungeons for tokens or go do some fairly innocuous pvp where you get "better" by actively avoiding pvp.
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Joined: 4/15/07
Originally posted by Kuppa
I guess we agree to disagree then. Your not going to convince me otherwise..and Im not going to convince you. Seeyah
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Joined: 3/22/09
"This isn't good or bad. It's just the way of things. Nothing stays the same."
Originally posted by Rayshe
See above in bold. Have best in game for both my dps and tank set.
People can defend every aspect of every game... doesnt matter to me. Everyone is entitled to their own opinions. I didnt say if you were filling a dps role you would be running the same build for every nightmere you did but to talk like you have some amazing freedom and unlimited customization is laughable. For each nightmere there is a cookie cutter for each role, you can argue it and maybe for some subpar pugs you run with whatever you want but for solid guilds/groups you run a specific build for an instance and thats it. Actually for some im asked to swap per encounter... but again... thats because of whats optimal. I cant just run in with my favorite shotgun build and be useful.
but to each their own. no different than any other pve game. Cookie cutter builds for each role and/or encounter.
Freedom of choice doesnt exist.
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Joined: 9/28/12
Definately not, you can beat the game in a week. As a lifetimer Id suggest waiting for f2p
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Joined: 4/15/07
Originally posted by Preacher26
So uh whats your opinion on paying 18/mo for the game?
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Joined: 3/22/09
"This isn't good or bad. It's just the way of things. Nothing stays the same."
Originally posted by apocoluster
I thought it was a breathe of fresh air when it launched. The atmosphere and quest were great but you run out of content quick. No reason to play alts and the lower lvl zones are dead.
It was worth it back at launch, I wouldnt say so now.
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Joined: 1/10/12
Originally posted by jayfeeler69
Sorry, you say that you're a lifetimer in almost every post (almost suspiciously so), but since all your posts since your account creation are about bashing and trashing TSW, I seriously doubt it. Beating the game in a week, sure, everything's possible with hardly any sleep and playing all the time, after all a week has 168 hours, that's a lot of gameplay hours.
Originally posted by Preacher26
You have a point. After all, all MMO's that allow you to pick your skills w/o classes, from the earliest onwards, have shown that a number of cookie cutter builds will arise and FotM's. I don't see how that can be avoided, only maybe the number of alternate options and viable builds and tactics can be managed, but not the given that one build will be better than another for a specific situation.
However, in contrast to class based MMO's, you'll be able to mix up your skills unhindered by certain skills being forever unreachable for you bc they belong to a class that isn't your own. That's freedom too, of a kind, it's all in relation to other examples.
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Joined: 3/22/09
"This isn't good or bad. It's just the way of things. Nothing stays the same."
Originally posted by smh_alot
A very good point. Cant complain having access to every class on one character
Hard Core Member
Joined: 1/04/05
Originally posted by roo67
I would say 'no'.
However, it really depends on what you are looking for. TSW only really offers 3 things that is drastically different from most other games:
1) The atmopshere
2) The skill wheel
3) Investigation missions (which when you get down to it, aren't nearly as numerous as the game would have you believe. Many of the ones that are in game are pretty interesting, if you like complex puzzles. However google does get in the way of this to some degree. For certain investigation missions it's hard to google the clue your supposed to find without getting TSW spoilers left & right)
For everything else, the game doesn't really bring anything new to the table. The story starts off pretty cool, but falls short the longer you get into it. It suffers from a similar problem to what GW2 has, where the more interesting story developments all abruptly end and are forgotten. Really quite a shame.
The majority of quests in this game are kill X quests, and to make it worse you are capped as to how many you can do at any one time. It's the same old themepark quest-hub game. Some of the quests are interesting, but most aren't.
As for PvP, this was decent when the game launched, but has devolved into shallow crappy combat. Fusang is an abomination now. The anymousity between factions is almost completely gone. People are more interested in base trading for token grinding. It's a real shame. The scenarios are a tiny bit better, but they have a problem w/ people Queing as roles they aren't (i.e. support /healer) and then respeccing DPS once the match begins. Furthermore the Ques are usually way too long.
As for endgame, it's dungeon grinding. Plain and simple. Same 8 dungeons over and over. The dungeons are pretty cool, mostly, and some of the boss fights are pretty fun, though.
- There you have it. Weight those together and figure out for yourself if you want to pay 18$/month for that.


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Pipkin (R-Dist. 36) of Elkton officially ended his 11-year career as a Maryland lawmaker on Aug. 12 to pursue a master's in sports management at Southern Methodist University in Dallas.
Pipkin's departure opens a void in the Senate Republican caucus leadership. Minority Whip Edward R. Reilly said the minority leader position likely will not be filled until October, after the next District 36 senator is selected.
Reilly (R-Dist. 33) of Crofton is among those who will seek to be the next minority leader, he said. He said he does not know if anyone will challenge him for the job.
In caucus history, most of the recent whips — the second in power — have become the next leader, Reilly said.
Sen. Christopher B. Shank said his vote for minority leader will go to Sen. David R. Brinkley, a former minority leader. However, during a phone interview Aug. 14, Brinkley (R-Dist. 4) of New Market did not specify if he would want to be minority leader again.
Shank (R-Dist. 2) of Hagerstown — who gained his state Senate seat in 2010 by ousting longtime state lawmaker Donald F. Munson — said he is personally not yet ready to seek leadership among the caucus.
"[Brinkley] has the right set of experiences," Shank said. "His ability to articulate and communicate the message of the caucus has been battle tested."
Brinkley served as Senate minority leader in 2007 and 2008 before stepping down.
Brinkley was minority whip in 2011 when Sen. Allan H. Kittleman (R-Dist. 9) of West Friendship stepped down as minority leader. The caucus elected Sen. Nancy Jacobs (R-Dist. 34) of Abingdon as leader and Pipkin as whip.
Past votes to name a Senate minority leader have gone well into overtime, with the caucus cloistered, casting multiple votes before sending up white smoke, said Shank, likening past leadership elections to the papal conclave.
"I think we will get the question of the minority leadership worked out far more easily and with less bloodshed than the decision before the four central committees in District 36," Shank said.
Brinkley said attention is now on filling Pipkin's seat in the Senate.
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In 2010, the Republican central committees in Frederick and Washington counties disagreed on a successor for a vacant delegate seat in Subdistrict 3B, with each committee submitting its own choice. That angered some Republicans who thought a Democratic governor would act in his party's interests, not the GOP's.
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