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Bali is like a pick and mix of sweets and lollies. Yes, you can drink and dance to excess, but you can also take advantage of the cultural smorgasbord of nature, art and spirituality at the Museum Rudana or Besakih Temple. Or explore the wildlife at Bali Safari and Marine Park or Ubud's Elephant Safari Park.Or if you're simply looking for some R&R and work on your tan, there are a number of picturesque spots to choose from, including Benoa, Lovina, or Candidasa.
Even aside from the stunning beaches of Kuta, Nusa Dua and Seminyak or the more traditional cultural hub of Ubud, there are towns and smaller islands waiting for you to discover. Lombok Island is a hidden gem, or explore the west coast to find forests, wet rice fields and beautiful natural landscape.
So, if you've got a sweet tooth and are greedy by nature, Bali could just be the sweet to satisfy. See… you don't even have to be a drunken idiot to appreciate it.
Bali's Top 10
10. Kecak Dance Hit Denpasar to see this traditional dance. If the culture doesn't do it for you, the bare-chested men might!
5. Tanah Lot Temple A beautiful 16th Century holy temple. Bonus – it's on the beach!
9. Bali Botanical Garden Chillax and take a load off in these peaceful surroundings.
4. Besakih Temple Known as the 'Mother Temple of Bali' and perched on Mouth Agung, it is the holiest place on the island.
8. Garuda Wisnu Kencana It's always good to visit a Buddha. Especially if you ate a bit too much the night before.
3. Kintamani Volcano Daredevils flock to this still-active landmark, which sits on the edge of an 8km wide lake.
7. Uluwatu Temple Located on a clifftop. Little sister of Tanah Lot with must-see views. Stick around for the sunset.
2. Elephant Safari Park Climb aboard these giants and take a tour through the jungles.
6. Tegalalang Rice Terrace Cool down in this breezy nook of Ubud and discover the traditional Bali lifestyle.
1. Bali Safari and Marine Park Animals, entertainment, hands-on experience and a water park. All your pick 'n' mix favourites in one box!
Bali History
- Hindu Temple – Bali, famed "Island of the Gods," is known for its 20,000 Hindu Temples.
- Nine Directional Temples – Protecting the island and people from dark forces stand the Nine Directional Temples located at strategic points across Bali.
- Besakih Temple – The Balinese claim the Besakih "mother temple" to be the most important temple.
- Mount Batur – The volcano of Mount Batur permanently smolders and sometimes produces a large bang and plumes of ashy smoke when pressure is released.
- Black sand – Black sand covers many coastline beaches in Bali due to the volcanic nature of the island.
Bali Art & Culture
- Ubud – Several museums can be found in Ubud, Bali's artistic capital.
- Bali Bomb Memorial – The Bali Bomb Memorial stands to commemorate the 202 lives take in the first Bali Bomb attack in October 2002.
- Taman Gili – Taman Gili means "island garden" and is decorated with bales and ponds.
- Kerta Gosa – The Kerta Gosa pavilion stands as the only piece of Wayang art in all of Bali that survived the fighting Dutch in the early 20th century.
- Semarapura Museum – A collection of objects from Balinese history are displayed inside the Semarapura Museum.
Bali Shopping
- Pasar Kumbasari – Located in Bali's capital of Denpasar, you will find shopping at Pasar Kumbasari offering handicrafts.
- Matahari – There is plenty of shopping and Swensen's Ice Cream Cafe waiting for you in Matahari.
- The Pasar Burung – Pasar Burung is a bird market that also sells small animals.
- The Pasar Badung – This is where you shop for produce and food from all over the island.
Bali Gay & Lesbian
- Bacio – An upscale dance venue.
- Dejavu – Dejavu bar primarily attracts gays and lesbians.
- Mixwell Lounge & Bar – This bar caters to the gay crowd with live music.
- Q Bar & Café – Q Bar & Café offers fashion shows, dancers and regular theme nights.
- Kuta Beach – A nudist beach that usually has
Bali Outdoor
- Padang Bai – Padang Bai's Tugal Beach is good for diving and snorkeling.
- Candidasa – You will find black sand at the beach of Candidasa.
- Taman Wedhi Budaya – Bali Arts Festival takes place in Taman Wedhi Budaya.
- Mandala Wisata Wanara Wana – The swath of jungle that a band of grey-haired and greedy long-tailed Balinese macaques call home.
- Mount Agung – A volcano perched at the highest point in Bali and a popular hiking mountain.
Bali Sport
- Badminton – Badminton, an Olympic sport, is the most successful sport in Indonesia.
- Football – Football is Indonesia's most popular sport.
- Pencak Silat – Pencak Silat is an Indonesian martial art practiced by many Indonesians.
- Cycling – The annual Tour d'Indonesia attracts local and foreign cycling teams.
- Basketball – Basketball is mostly popular among the older children of Indonesia.
Bali LocalKuta Beach
Beaches, sunsets, shopping and spirituality – it's all here.
Although Kuta Beach is known as a tourist hub, there are certainly ways to enjoy your time here without feeling like you're in Australia. Ask a local to point you in the right direction for things to see and do – just be prepared to spare some change for the service.
Barter to your heart's content along the Discovery Shopping Mall Esplanadewhile taking in the street performances and relaxing at open-air cafés. Pay your respects at Bali Bombing Memorial Monument,before having a drink at the newly renovated Paddy's: Reloaded.
Then, just when you've had one too many cocktails, kick back on the beach and see the sunset from one of the clearest spots in the country.
And yes, the nightlife goes off! You can literally stumble from one bar to the next. And if you want, drinking games, pub crawls and dancing can be a must!Ubud
Without doubt the cultural heart of the island. Discover traditional and contemporary art at the Arma Museum,before dining in one of their many restaurants or grabbing a drink in the bar.
Explore the best of Bali's natural world at Bali Bird & Reptile Parkand Bali Zoo.For a more historical viewpoint, Batuan Villageoffers a look at what Bali was like back in the day. You know, when sweeties really were the best things in the world!Nusa Dua
For private beaches and a varied look at the many cultures living side-by-side in Bali, Nusa Dua is a great place to escape the tourist-centric feel of most of the island. Visit Candraloka Amphitheatre.If there's nothing happening there, take advantage. Try your hand at some stand-up, or put on a play. Why not? You're on holiday.
There are also secluded beaches such as Geger Beachwhere you can really let your hair down. And there are still babes to gawk at and food for sale. Heaven! Plus, there are various temples such as Puja Mandala,where you can see different cultures living harmoniously together.Candidasa
Candidasa is located at Samuh Bugbug Village, 12km from Amlapura, the main town of Karangasem. Don't expect any bars or clubs here. This is a peaceful island getaway to relax and be quiet. Shhhhh!
You will, however, enjoy nightly dance performances and toured trips to Goa Lawah Temple,which is the home to thousands of fruit bats.
Candidasa is also a great place to eat out, with some top restaurants such as The Lotus Seaview offering a beach-side Balinese feast and just-caught seafood, or cuddle up in Vincent's for great food and live jazz.
Eat & Drink In Bali
There's a huge range of places to eat out in Bali. From street food to fine dining, they cater for everyone – from the critics to the just plain starving! If you're after traditional fare a feast is never far away, or if you're feeling a bit homesick there's always a burger or some good old-fashioned fish and chips.
The Lotus Seaview Located on the beach with stunning meals and fresh seafood.
Gado-Gado The perfect spot for a late breakfast or lazy lunch by the sea. Seminyak Beach
B' Couple Bar N' Grill Open 24 hours, you're never short of a place to chill out with a beer and a burger.
Indus Order the Balinese tapas and feast your eyes on the best view of the Campuhan River.
Dirty Duck Relax in this adorable little hut and try your hand (or mouth) at snails or crispy duck! Fish and chips available for the unadventurous.
Raja's An award-winning beachfront setting with the best Balinese food around.
Blue Ocean The place of choice for expats, surfers and lovers of fresh seafood and cold beer.
Gabah Restaurant & Bar Located on the sidewalk and offering traditional style food with a little added romance.
Boneka Put your fancy-pants on and order from the French-style menu or stuff yourself at the buffet.
Mama's German Restaurant Loosen that belt buckle for massive servings of sausage, pork-knuckle and giant beers.
Bali Events
Bali's acclaimed Annual Arts Festival takes place from every second Saturday in June to the second Saturday in July and is a celebration of exhibitions and performances. Be 'blown away' by the kite festival (boom-tish!).
The Galungan is the most important holiday for Balinese people, as they believe it is when their gods visit the Earth. This 10 day festival cannot be determined by the Western calendar because it occurs every 210 days so is literally a moveable feast. So fingers crossed you're there when it pops up. It's due to take place from 1-11 February in 2012 – and you can work it out after that!
The Balinese saka calendar has a major festival called Nyepi, which is the equivalent to New Year's Eve in the West. It always falls on the day after the new moon on the ninth month, which you'd think would make it September, but is actually March or April. Regardless, it's a great excuse to have some fun!
Saraswati Day celebrates the Hindu goddess of knowledge. It takes place twice a year (but again moves around), so be there in roughly April and November if you want to learn something.
June sees Bali host Shakespeare by the Sea with one-off performances of the man's best works in Blu Lagoon Village, Padang. To see or not to see – that is the question.
The 10th month sees Seminyak, Ubud, and Denpasar host the Q! Film Festival, a gay film festival that attracts increasing numbers every year.
Getting Around
Like most things in Bali, getting around is a breeze. Public buses and bemos (have to be seen to be believed) abound – just be prepared to clamber over people, livestock and spare parts to find a seat. Plus there are also chartered bemos, shuttle buses, taxis, private cars, rented cars, motorcycles and eco-friendly bicycles.
When paying for a taxi service, be sure to know your prices. Some people will try to rip you off!
When To Go
July and August – Temperatures are at their lowest and the weather is dry, but prices are at their highest to match the tourist season.
June or late September – The weather is still cool and dry around this time, but there are fewer crowds and everything is generally a bit cheaper.
What To Miss
The Water – Don't drink it. Bali belly is not just a fairytale. 'No ice' will become your favourite phrase when ordering a drink.
Everyone loves a good grope, but not from a monkey! Hold on to your wallets when visiting safari parks.
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Chris Coleman, is a fine example of what every musician should aspire to be. He's also a great person with a warm spirt. I had the pleasure of meeting him when we both played at the Java Jazz Festival in 2012. He was playing for Shelia E.. He's an amazing person and very inspiring!
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here's the first video from our festival series featuring the unbelievable chris coleman. in this clip he is playing a song called "hebrews 11:1".
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These are the voices of those in the midst of the agony of eating disorders. In this new book, Rabbi Dovid Goldwasser vividly documents the painful struggle of those confronting eating disorders. He provides readers with an inside look at this disease from the unique perspective of a rabbi called upon to counsel those in the throes of eating disorders
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No, you don't have to feel bad about having just bought a new case for your Samsung Galaxy S III. In fact, go ahead and get all the accessories you want, because your trusty old S III should be around for some time yet.
Despite what the rumor mill would have you believe, the unveiling of the Galaxy S IV is not imminent. A couple of days ago, we reported that Samsung had released a teaser video, telling us to "get ready" because "the world awaits [...] something new" January 8 to 11, 2013.
Those are of course the dates for the 2013 Consumer Electronics Show (CES), a huge annual event for the consumer electronics industry, where, in the past, big players in mobile have unveiled new devices and accessories.
Needless to say, Samsung's promise of new and exciting developments started a whole whack load of speculation as to whether or not we might see the smartphone maker unveil a successor to the Galaxy S III – the Galaxy S IV.
Aside from the fact that the teaser video cited the dates of a major event where smartphone makers, including Samsung, have traditionally introduced their new hardware, we actually know that the company is preparing a new handset.
But alas, CNET has confirmed that Samsung will mostly be pushing smart TVs at this year's CES, and that the company most certainly will not be unveiling the Galaxy S IV. So for the time being, owners of the year's best selling smartphone can sit back and enjoy their Galaxy S III, brand new case and all.


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Organized in conjunction with the exhibition Print/Out, Print Studio is an interactive space that explores the evolution of artistic practices relating to the medium of print.
Print Studio will host a re-imagined version of Collective Task, an ongoing project led by poet Robert Fitterman. Visitors are invited to respond to selected tasks set by the original collective that have been adapted for the Studio's context. Using materials available in Print Studio, participants are encouraged to explore the recycling of ideas and respond through the medium of print, invoking the spirit of Print Studio—a space to explore the sustainability of ideas and materials, printmaking and multiples, and the creative possibilities that result from bringing together a new community of participants.
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Reduce clutter with storage drawers. These drawers can hold your supplies whether you're a manicurist or an artist, and they can also keep papers exactly where you can find them. Locking steel storage drawers add security to your business and ensure that only the right people can access your stock.
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This past week the project to place at least one flower on the estimated 40,000 graves in Carbon and Emery counties has moved to a new level, both in the making of the flowers and the placing of them on graves.
On Wednesday the drive exceeded it's goals for flowers made by the two communities (40,000) with a count of over 41,000 flowers turned in.
It's now estimated that as many as 1,500 people have been involved in the making of the plastic flowers for graves over the last couple of months and now some of them, along with other volunteers, are placing flowers throughout this week on graves, just in time for Memorial Day.
Many of the outlying cemeteries have already been decorated and many more will be done by sundown on Saturday.
A final push to finish the Price Cemetery will take place on Friday evening. Anyone who wants to help with that can meet in the parking lot west of the Carbon School District bus garage at 4:30 p.m. That is where the Sun Advocate truck will be located and flower buckets will be passed out.
To keep track of the numbers of flowers brought in, each issue of both papers have had a flower clock printed on the front page showing how many flowers have come in. Today's clock shows a box that is brimming over with flowers. Flowers not used this year will be saved and stored for a similar project next year.
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TV's original Caped Crusader might now be known as the Dancing Not-so Dark Knight.
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Hersey scored seven goals in two games over the weekend for the 'Canes, including four in the team's first victory of the season on Saturday. Vets defeated Woonsocket 6-5.
"We played them in the Injury Fund and beat them," Hersey said of Woonsocket. "We knew we were going to have to work hard because they were going to come back stronger."
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35 Years Ago: Ramones Release 'Rocket to Russia'
Released thirty-five years ago, 'Rocket to Russia' was to have been the Ramones big breakthrough — the album to put them on the radio, in the charts and in the hearts of rock and rollers everywhere! As we all know … that never happened. Despite the random attempts over the years to re-write rock and roll history via 'rockumentaries,' the truth is, most of America couldn't have cared less about the Ramones. 1977 was all about Kiss, Fleetwood Mac, the Eagles, and so on. Most U.S. teens were simply not interested in the propulsive three-minute blasts of energy dished out at sonic speed by four misfits from NYC.
After the minimalist, neanderthal approach of album number one, the Ramones hit very hard on their sophmore effort, the classic 'Leave Home' (also released in 1977). The second album had even more energy than their debut but with an added sonic burst. This was pure bubblegum via loud rock and roll — you know, the way it was meant to be! With 'Rocket to Russia,' the boys upped the ante one step further, streamlining the sound to deliver a more solid and defined one-two punch. Perfectly produced by Tommy Erdelyi (aka Ramone) and Tony Bongiovi, 'Rocket' is a simultaneous kick in the gut and a kiss on the lips. It's loud, it's supercharged, it's 100% 'pop,' and every song clocks in at under three minutes.
From the opening blast of 'Cretin Hop' to the finals strains of 'Why Is It Always This Way?,' it is as solid an album as the band would ever make, with many considering it their best. The LP is loaded with many of the band's best loved songs such as 'Teenage Lobotomy,' 'Rockaway Beach,' and 'We're a Happy Family.' Their cover of the Trashmen classic 'Surfin Bird' helped cement the path between the young, loud and snotty sounds of 1977 and the equally chaotic teenage blasts from the previous decade.
The guys made an ever so slight move into the Billboard charts with the single 'Sheena Is a Punk Rocker,' which made it all the way up to number 81. The album actually made it into the top 50, but both the single and LP quickly fell off the charts as radio's refusal to give into that evil 'punk rock' stood firm.
It's so hard to imagine now, but the Ramones, and others of a similar cloth, were seen as the enemy as much as 'disco' was back then to the diehard rocker. The question of "why" is still uncertain all these years later, but one thing that is for sure is the power and the fun of the Ramones hasn't diminished one iota. Slap this baby on, crank it up and let it rock!


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Friday, September 19, 2008
Lipscomb softball coach Kristin Peck is more worried about evaluating players than winning this weekend.
Saturday and Sunday at Drakes Creek Park in Hendersonville, Tenn., the Lady Bisons will play four games as part of the Club K Fall Tournament with teams from all divisions.
Saturday the Lady Bisons play Trevecca at 9 a.m. and Lee University at 11:30 a.m. Sunday they play Lindsey Wilson College at noon and John Logan Community College at 2 p.m.
"We aren't really worried about who we are playing," Peck said. "We just want to get the team out and play someone other than ourselves. We want to work on some different combinations and see what we have."
The Lady Bisons have been working as a team for only a week in fall practice.
"We have worked on some important things so far," Peck said. "It will be interesting to see how everything comes together this weekend.
"We know everything is not going to be perfect. We know performances may not be where they are going to be in the spring. We want to see how they communicate and see what their intensity level might be. I want to see how they hustle. I want to see their work ethic."
With six new players, five freshmen, Peck is stressing the need for strong communication on the field.
"All six of them have the potential to play quite a bit this spring," Peck said. "We want to get them comfortable on the field with our upperclassmen. We want to see what combinations work together.
"We want to see if they can make that transition from practice to a game. We have tried to simulate live game situations in practice so hopefully that will help."
Offense has been one of the strengths of the Lady Bisons the past two seasons. Peck knows that not every player will be at her best at the plate at this stage of workouts.
One position that will get a strong look from Peck is catcher. Two freshmen will battle for the starting nod. The freshmen are Mollie Mitchell, from Suwanee, Ga., and Vanessa Medina from Bakersfield, Calif.
"I'm anxious to see how they work with our pitchers," Peck said. "They actually kind of complement each other. The strengths of one are probably the weaknesses of the other.
"They are both raw. We are looking to polish their skills up. We have worked on the fundamental things quite a bit so far, but not as much as we would like going into our first tournament."
Peck expects Mitchell and Medina to both spend time behind the plate.
"Right now, it is just a matter of them getting a feel for our pitchers," Peck said. "Our four pitchers are each very different. They both bring a good work ethic. They both communicate well. They are both anxious to play."
Peck expects pitcher Christy Grisham to be back on the mound this weekend. She has seen limited action over the past couple of seasons. Returning arms are Christen Campbell and Alaina Jacobson. A newcomer to the rotation is Whitney Kiihnl from Courtland, Miss.
"It will give us a good test of where we stand right now," Peck said. "Everybody is going to get a chance to play."
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He was born June 25, 1939, in Latrobe, Pa., to the late L.L. "Dunny" and Ethel Kelly Sr. He worked for 44 years in the international and transportation business in Savannah, Charleston, S.C., and Atlanta, and retired in Atlanta from Lanport, Inc.
Mr. Kelly served the country he loved in the U.S. Army Armored Division for two years and another eight years in the Army Reserves. He was the charter president of the Atlanta Maritime Association and was a member of many business organizations in the transportation industry. In addition to the business community, he served as a life member of the U.S. Jaycees and was a past president of the Savannah Jaycees. He worked with the Boy Scouts of America, H.E.W. Drug Abuse Program, Big Brother Program, and was a volunteer rehab officer with the Georgia prison system throughout his career. In retirement in Clayton, he served as a volunteer for Meals on Wheels and Habitat for Humanity.
Survivors include: his wife, Leslie McDill Kelly of Clayton; a son, Patrick Jason Kelly of Concord; a stepson, Thomas C. Shinta of Jonesboro; a stepdaughter, Christine and husband Ronald Adams of McDonough; a brother and sister-in-law, Charles R. and Sheila Kelly of Indiana, Pa.; a sister-in-law and husband, Mary Don and James Wilkinson of Charleston; a brother-in-law and wife, Claude and Lynn McDill of Lakemont; five grandsons, Ryan, Brandon, Walker, Jason and Aaron; and several nieces and nephews.
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Thank you, Doug Trease, thank you, thank you, for your response to Robert L. Warren's recent letter in the Sun Advocate (Another earthquake, Sept. 6) You could not of put it more precisely when you wrote, "What a waste of valuable paper space".
Mr. Warren's warning of an impending gigantic earthquake in next year's elections is interesting. We have already seen an earthquake of proportion in the off year election of 2010. The Tea Party advocates took over the U.S.House of Representatives after that election and what do we have? We have a group of politicians who do not have the word "compromise' in their vocabulary.
Do we want more of the same?
Walt Borla, Helper
Backwards into the past
How many people in Carbon County know that the Arrow FM 103.5 has been taken off the air. KUSA and KOAL want more air time for their stations. KUSA says that they will do the same thing that the Arrow does but you know it is not the same. They also say that there is not enough people that listens to the Arrow.
A lot of well informed people in Carbon County are interested in what's going on in other parts of the state not just here in Price.
I remember as a teen, that KOAL was the only station that we could listen to. It was the only station in Price at that time. I couldn't wait until 8 p.m. so I could listen to KOMA out of Oklahoma City or Wolf Man Jack out of LA.
At the meeting I went to, two of our county commissioners voted to pull the plug on the Arrow and one didn't. I won't give names but you can call them and them ask why.
Not only will the Arrow be taken off the air but other Salt Lake City stations will be too. What a shame! The more stations we have here in the county the better it is for all of us, whether it's music, information or what ever turns your crank.
Let's just leave it alone, What are we doing is taking a step backwards into the past?
It's too late now for the Arrow. I know I'm going to be more involved in what going on in the county, take the time to go to the meetings and put in my two cents. We all need to do it. It might make a difference.
Way to go Cindy (Letters to the Editor, Radio decision wrong Sept. 20). I thought I was the only one not happy.
Rod Wilde,Price
Where is our beauty?
I would like to commend Price City for the beautiful flowers on Main Street, in the Peace Gardens and in the rose garden.
The flowers around town make everything look more inviting. I'm sure that visitors to our fair city appreciate the informative sign and pots of flowers as they enter form the west end of town.
The new nature path will be a pleasant addition as well. Also as people from Highway 10 drive into town the see another sign and beautiful pots of flowers.
Driving in from those two parts of town is very pleasant.
However, when you come into town from Highway 6 from the east, beauty is noticeably absent. All you see are fields of weeds and more weeds. And of course the despicable condition of Melody Estates with its broken ugly fence, and rotting trailers with no windows, holes in the roofs, trash, old machinery, etc. The road into the trailer park is mostly mud, a little asphalt and gravel. The sign used to say "No Dogs Allowed" but now every one has two or three barking dogs tied up and standing in their own feces. It really makes me sad.
Going on into town is the white fence that used to be so pretty, now vandalized and more weeds.
There are some great people here on Faucett Lane with lovely homes who take great pride in their property. I want to know.
Where is the beauty in our part of town, Mr. Mayor?
Reva Douros, Price
Tea Party destruction
Once again I feel I have to rebut Robert Warren's last two letters in Letters to the Editor praising the Tea Party that wants to dismantle all the good things we have such as social security, Medicare, Medicaid, unions, the EPA, etc. and anything else that benefits common people.
In my opinion the Tea Party is a greedy bunch of nuts. They believe in an extreme form of Reaganomics: Take form the poor and give to the rich.
I don't have my in my Bible their passage that tells the poor man to sell everything he has and give it to the rich, but I have seen it happen. I know of people who have had to sell their possessions to keep their utilities from being shut off, to pay their rent or house payment and to buy gasoline.
I agree that the tax cuts Bush gave the rich and corporations has created millions of jobs, but I can't afford the air fare to China to see them. From what I have read the Chinese are more interested in the American consumer than the Tea Party.
The Tea Party is advocating further tax cuts for the rich, doing away with all regulations on corporations that protected people from sickness, accidents and death.
Instead, let's cancel all the tax cuts for the rich and use the money for something similar to the W.P.A. That would give some work to the long term unemployed that our distinguished law makers have said would rather collect unemployment than go to work.
The Tea Party tries to blame regulation for the recession when in fact it was the elimination and lack of regulation, especially on corporations, banks and Wall Street, that caused the terrible economic collapse.
The balanced budget amendment should have been passed at the start of the Reagan administration when the national debt stood at around $1 trillion after 30 years of strong unions and prosperity, World War II, wars in Korea and Vietnam.
I don't think Mr. Warren and the Tea Party understand that it was the Bush administration and not Obama that put our economy in the toilet.
I agree that the Obama administration has not done (spent) enough to bring us out of it but at least it didn't accelerate.
The main objective of the Tea Party and conservatives is not to legislate a cure but to make sure that Obama and the economy fails so that they can win back the country in 2012 and finish their job of destroying the middle class.
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Hey everyone, Mr. CG here once more, reporting again on another year in growing grapes. For about ten years now, I been cultivating a hobby vineyard but unfortunately I've been faced with the difficult conditions felt by most farmers in this business: bad weather, poor growing conditions, disease and pests.
For years, I've been tending the back hill making sure our 100 vines produced enough quality fruit to make a barrel of wine. In 2007, we had our first healthy crop, enough to fill one barrel to make about 25 cases (or 300 bottles). 2007 and 2008 were both successful years, winning Gold Medals in the amateur division in the Sonoma/Marin Fair and then the Sonoma County Harvest Fair this year. In 2009 we lost most of our crop to bad weather and I was forced to buy more fruit to make my barrel. Using other grapes, there's no telling yet how that blend will turn out, time will tell.
I've been watching the 2010 grapes grow all season. It was my largest crop by far and the grapes were growing in near perfect shape, size and sugar content all summer long. It was a spectacular crop and Kate and I were very excited until last week. Just days before the harvest, birds found holes in our nets, and in the dead of night we were attacked by a family of raccoons. Together, those varmints managed to feast on several hundred pounds of grapes in the course of a week!
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When combined with switching-mode power supplies that replace heavy toroid transformers, these new designs provide more dynamic punch since the higher switching frequency reloads the supply's capacitors much faster. And, because they are so much more efficient, the D Series loudspeakers run cooler and don't require huge and heavy heat sinks. The resulting speakers systems are much lighter, making them easy to transport and set up. BEHRINGER's no-compromise design means your EUROLIVE B212D active speaker system will deliver full power and incredible fidelity all night long, with no need for rest cycles.
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With just a single EUROLIVE B212D PA system and a microphone or MP3 player, you can set up an instant sound system. Thanks to the built-in preamp section, you just connect a dynamic mic and raise and lower the volume with the Level control. Plug in your sound source, place the speaker on a tabletop or stand, and power up. It's just that easy. And if you need more coverage, simply use the convenient LINK OUTPUT XLR connector to add more active loudspeakers.
Stereo music system
You can use two EUROLIVE B212D enclosures for stereo playback of your MP3, CD, or old-school cassette deck without any additional hardware. Just plug the appropriate stereo breakout adapter into your deck's output jack and run the cables to the 1/4" inputs on each loudspeaker. Set the Level and EQ controls the same on both enclosures, and you've got an instant party.
Marvelous monitoring
Thanks to their trapezoidal design, the D Series cabinets can be laid on their side providing the ideal angle for onstage monitor wedge applications. Hookup is simple too, requiring only a single XLR or 1/4" cable from the monitor send on your mixing console and, of course, power. Additional monitors can be chained together via the XLR LINK OUTPUT jack on the rear panel.
Custom-designed transducers
The transducers (woofers and tweeters) are the only part of a sound system you actually hear, so Behringer didn't cut any corners. They custom-design and build their transducers from scratch. Not only do they wind their own voice coils, they process the paper pulp into cones and even machine their own back-plates. This enables Behringer to control the quality and make better components, like the long-excursion LF transducers and state-of-the-art 1.35" compression drivers deployed in each EUROLIVE speaker enclosure.
Low-frequency response
The EUROLIVE D Series speakers were built with extended low-frequency handling in mind. With a tuned port, internally braced, injection-molded enclosure, each model's custom-designed LF transducer (woofer) really cranks out tight low end.
Accurate non-fatiguing midrange and treble
Even if your particular application doesn't include booming bass, you'll love the sheer accuracy of the EUROLIVE B212D system. Over a year of design went into an exponential horn/aluminum dome compression driver combination that could do justice to loud hard rock or dance music—yet could also satisfy audiophiles with its musical timbre and attention to detail. For spoken word, singing, or acoustical instruments, the D Series loudspeakers are able to articulate complex harmonic details.
Processor controlled output
Dynamic processing is one of the best ways to maximize output without sacrificing sound quality. The EUROLIVE B212D's built-in circuitry automatically adjusts program content, allowing the loudspeaker to operate at extreme levels. It accomplishes this by reducing bass output slightly as you approach the limit of the transducers. This frees up LF amp and transducer resources, so that higher overall volume can be realized. It's like having a tiny soundman inside each cabinet constantly monitoring and changing output parameters. By making subtle changes to the crossover frequency and the audio content, the system is able to crank out more sound—without the slightest hint of distortion.
Massive power-to-size ratio
Cutting-edge technology and high-fidelity speakers are not all it takes to get your message across—you need power, and lots of it. At the heart of each Behringer EUROLIVE B212D loudspeaker is two high-current amplifiers with a total output of 550 watts. They're capable of driving the speakers to their maximum with no distortion—and without speaker damage, thanks to active internal protection circuits. Put simply, they will astound you with their massive punch, smooth mids, and articulate top end.
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I read all these reviews about how terrible 212's are. Well, I've gone back in time a little bit and reviewed the 4 EuroLive 212A's I bought about 8 years ago. I...Read complete review
I read all these reviews about how terrible 212's are. Well, I've gone back in time a little bit and reviewed the 4 EuroLive 212A's I bought about 8 years ago. I recently had a problem with one, which prompted me to check out B212D's. If they're similar, and I think they are, this review should help with your decision.
My 212A's have been with me through 4 bands over 8 years, proving they're much more reliable than flighty lead singers. I've used them for keyboard monitors, floor vocal wedges, drum monitors, and even stuck one up on a pole when one of our high dollar JBL's decided to take the night off.
I don't ask for a whole lot of features out of an active speaker. I subscribe to the "garbage in, garbage out" theory of sound reenforcement. All my bells and whistles are in the keyboards, the samples, the rack effects; the speakers just need to deliver accurate, flat sound. I make certain I don't turn the 212's up to "11"; I check before start time to see if they limit/clip the signal I'm sending, and back it off. I can get 125 db of clear keyboard from 6' if I need to. 212A's can make keys a little bassy sometimes, and I compensate with between -1 to -6 db's on the bass EQ control.
Durability is not a problem, the hard plastic case is unbreakable, even after 4 bands tossing them from trailer to stage to trailer again. The speaker grates do get scraped up, and are not easily removed to spray paint. Get out the brushes and dab, not stroke, on the black Rustoleum. I did lose a knob on one, but it was just the knob, not a broken stem. I've read reviews about broken off knobs, and can't imagine rougher handling than what my 4 bands put my 212A's through. What are you guys doing? Be more careful.
I mentioned a problem with one of my 212A's earlier. Here's the problem:
I lost the horn on one, leaving everything to go through the 12" woofer. No highs. I got a REAL long Phillips screwdriver and opened it up for one last stab at a miracle fix. What did I find? A speaker lead hanging off the horn. Crimped it back on, and closed it up; works perfectly. I'm blaming my lead singer for dropping it. Again. One problem with one speaker out of 4 in 8 years? Pretty good percentage, if you ask me.
I carry one in each hand. Hookup is a power cable and a 1/4" audio cable. (Literally) dropping these speakers doesn't hurt them. Considering these were a new concept (speaker & amp in one enclosure) when I got them, I feel these were worth every penny.
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I read a few reviews here about these speakers and I must say that I disgree with a number of them. First off I have owned a pair of these for about five years...Read complete review
I read a few reviews here about these speakers and I must say that I disgree with a number of them. First off I have owned a pair of these for about five years now. I finally got tired of "lugging" around a rack and two QSC amps to play clubs. I decided to try a pair of active powered speakers and bought the Behringer B212 which I pole mount. This immediately eliminated two of the speakers I was carrying and one of the QSC amps. The sound was very impressive. Two years ago I bought a pair of Mackie Thump 15's when they were introduced at a price point very near the Behringer 15 inch active speakers which I was planning to buy. This and eliminated my two 15 JBL cabs and the other QSC amp. My back is greatful. While my Behringers look a little beat up, they work like the day I bought them. I do not abuse my equipment on purpose but since I am a regular player (at least twice a week) things just happen. These Behringer B212 cabs have tumbled off of my hand cart several times and become scratched and nicked in the process but they still work great. Nice clean high end (actually better highs than my Mackie's) and very reasonable low end.
I am not sure where Behringer got an undeserved reputation for "cheap" "low quality" products, but I have lots of Behringer stuff and it all works great. I have several Behringer rack mount units (patch panel, compressor, sonic enhancer) in my 24 track digital home studio and they sound great. I have also never had to return or repair any of my Behringer stuff. I can't say that about some other well known products I have had that cost twice as much and cost me even more in repairs.
If I had one complaint about these speakers it would be that the knobs on the rear of the speaker stick out too much and (though it hasn't happened to me yet) I am afraid that one or more will be broken off one day. Behringer should recess these knobs. I use my Behringers on stands with my Mackie 15's on the floor. The sound is very big, clean and loud. In addition my band often plays a club that has it's own permanent house system (not too bad either). We take along the Behringers and use them as extra powered floor monitors and they work great.
After five years of use playing and unintentional abuse these Behringer speakers have continued to work well. If money is not a problem, go for it and buy JBL, Community or other high end speakers. They are great and deserve their reputations. On the other hand, they will cost at least two to three times (or more) as much as the Behringers. You decide if it is actually worth it for your playing situation.
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I have been in the business all my life and bever have I been so happy with a speaker for my keys. I use a Behringer UB808 to mix my keys and plug it into the speaker. Increduble fullness.
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Ive been around speakers for a while now and this behringer puts out.it has alot of power and for the price and the size of this thing you cant go wrong.i will be ordering another one soon.
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It's nice n quiet when you want it to be, which I like. I've only had mine for a couple months and haven't had the chance to really push it where it should comfortably go. But, all that I have used them for has worked out great! I believe it's a great buy.
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Nice, lush tone with limited EQ, but they are very responsive.
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These are fantastic powered speakers.
best if used with xlr cables- if you want to run 1/4 inch speaker cables you may need a direct box to fight the hum- there is no ground lift button.
as for the gent that said the cables get bent- this is only if you set it as a monitor on the "wrong' side- otherwise there is plenty of clearance. These Speakers project tons of bass- more than needed for most genres of music- there are 3 dials- vol/high/and low- so you can adjust from the speaker instead of the board- these are a good deal-
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I bought these for multiple uses:
- Recording playback
- Vocals
- PA System
- Stage Monitors
That's a lot to ask from any speaker but these do the job pretty well. I'm a little disappointed that I've had to turn the high (treble) adjustment nearly all the way up to get the recording playback to sound correct. However, with this done, the speaker comes close to matching the tones coming from our amps. Guitar, bass, and electronic drums all sound close to amp quality provided you use a mixer to equalize the speaker input. That's our primary use and we are happy.
If I had to do it over again, I might go with a pair of studio monitors instead. However, this setup gives us the ability to use these speakers as a pa or as stage monitors. It's tough to pass up that versatility.
I really like the rugged plastic cases, the handles, and the speaker controls on the back. I am also surprised at how quiet these speakers are at idle in the studio. There's no hiss that you would expect from a powerful pa speaker.
Overall, very happy and we would recommend these to a friend.
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my 5th speaker all are working well tham=nk you
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We purchased 2 of the powered 12" behringer speakers to use as monitors. They worked well eliminating the need for an outboard eq. Until the first one quit at about a year. The replacement didn' t last that long. Clicking, feedback,reset. Both the same. Also, as a monitor, it rests on the cable connectors. Would not recommend.
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I've owned all the expensive ones, sold them and bought the Behringers and had a pocket full of money left over. Sorry, but there has been no noticeable difference. LOUD and CLEAR sound. A pair makes a great STEREO keyboard amplifier, and the two combined weigh less and are louder than any comparable keyboard amp Combined they still cost less money. For most gigs I only need one.
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Using this speaker for an acoustic duo in small bars and restaurants it is awesome! The sound is loud and clear. We use one speaker on a stand and a Behringer mixer. This speaker has an amazing clear high end and we use the built in tone knob to add a little bit extra low end. This is the best speaker I've ever owned and plan to buy a second one or possible the 15" version.
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Mr. Simpson is accused of throwing an ax at his girlfriend, according to state police. A child at the residence called 911, police said.
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