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Headquartered at New Delhi, Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) is ranked as the world's largest university. Established through an Act of the Parliament of India, IGNOU has been set up for providing quality higher education in various disciplines through distance learning. It mainly caters to the needs of students residing in remote areas or those with financial constraints or the working professionals aspiring for additional qualification. IGNOU has varied profiles, spread across the length and breadth of the country, managed by efficient and effective networking of an array of Regional Centres, Sub-Regional Centres and more than 1000 Study Centres all over India.
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IGNOU offers educational programmes that are considered at par with the education provided by any other recognized institute of the country. The University offers a wide range of courses in emerging professions and vocational fields. It covers almost all the levels of formal education including certificate, PG certificate, diploma, PG diploma, advanced diploma, Bachelor's, Master's and Doctoral programs. IGNOU has also established an International Cell responsible for the enrollment of foreign students. The University has been recognized as a Centre of Excellence by the Commonwealth of Learning for promoting and maintaining the standards of distance education in and around the country
IGNOU has adopted a multimedia approach as a method of instruction. Self-instructional materials, counseling sessions, both face-to-face and teleconferencing mode are the various components of instruction. It has made arrangements to enable students undertake practical classes at selected study centres for imparting practical classes in Science, Computers, Nursing as well as Engineering and Technology. The University has adopted a two-tier evaluation system that consists of term-end examinations and continuous evaluation through tutor-marked / computer-marked assignments, practical assignments and project work.
Established in the year 1985, Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) has been named after the ex-Prime Minister of India, Late Smt Indira Gandhi. The University was established with the prime objective of democratizing higher education by promoting Open University and distance education system in the country. IGNOU emphasizes on standardizing the teaching, evaluation and research system and the allocation of grants to various distance education institutions in the country.
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Directors: Joel and Ethan Coen
It's God, ultimately, who pulls the strings in the Coen brothers' "A Serious Man." Who else should the culprit be for the princes of manipulation? In the Coen universe of small-time men at the whim of big-time forces, there is no other omnipotence than the force of the almighty for men to contend with; you can struggle, but that's about all the room you're allowed. "A Serious Man" is also the most distilled of their movies, reeking of serious manipulation so you can feel the storyboards being shuffled away with each passing moment, as if the movie itself were the act of exorcising in order to move onto the next project. Alfred Hitchcock, whose MO can be felt cellularly in their work, once said he enjoyed the process of preproduction, but found the actual filming tedious. "A Serious Man" captures both that tedium and occasional perverse joy of watching the carefully constructed suffering inflicted upon the main character in hopes of coaxing a smile onto our faces. It's sanitized schadenfreude for the indieplex crowd.
The Coen brothers are in a unique position, after winning Academy Awards for best picture and director for "No Country for Old Men," to create whatever they want and "A Serious Man" is only one representation of that privilege. The irony here, however, is that the Coens have experienced such liberties all along. They are unique, for better or worse, in that they can work with both big and low budgets, and their proficiency is admirable (14 movies in the last 25 years) with a large cult classic status to brag of in their resumes. The Coens also are one of our most respected exports, a strange franchise of "indie" and American -- indieplex -- that can be sent to Cannes and argued over in the safety of bistros and cafes and quickly forgotten.
"A Serious Man," however, may be one of their most esoteric, a guaranteed head scratcher for armchair critics. It opens with a Jewish fairy tale detailing the story of a couple's encounter with a dybbuk -- an evil spirit -- who's guaranteed to bring bad luck for those who cross its path. This leads us literally down a long canal that we quickly discover is an ear canal with a headphone stuffed into it, blasting Jefferson Airplane's "Somebody to Love." The ear belongs to the teenage Danny Gopnik (Aaron Wolf) whose tunes are drowning out Jewish day school. It is Danny's father Larry (Michael Stuhlbarg in pitch-perfect neurosis), however, who has a sinking feeling that his life is imploding. His wife is leaving, a student may be blackmailing him, the Columbia record club keeps calling and his brother-in-law occupies the bathroom around-the-clock. Larry begins to feel cursed, or more so, tested by God, and has no way to escape.
What gives "A Serious Man" its weird lingering is the mixture of the Coen's acidic humor with the impending sense of doom that neutralizes it. Larry is a schlep because he cannot see the signs against him and Stuhlbarg plays him as all nerves, blinding him to his predicament. Who steals the movie is actor Fred Melamed as Larry's rival, Sy Ableman, who seems to know that Larry is a cursed man and can only offer nothing but paternalistic condolence. It is the Academy Award nominated script, however, that reminds us that Joel and Ethan Coen are two of our most gifted writers, whose structured prose is ultimately the real star.

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Ooooh I love Bare Again, really pretty natural color. BTW, i know this is so random but have you tried eos shave cream in pomegranate raspberry? I swear it smells EXACTLY like watermelon Jolly Ranchers!
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Gloss is good, but there's nothing quite as wonderfully, worldly cinematic as a Lipstick- and they're coming back! We've updated formulas to make it all plausible. Sheen Supreme is the combination of the strong, sensually saturated color of, say, Tilda Swinton's I am Love Milanese Lipstick, leavened with the light feel and clear vibrancy, the see-through sheen of a modern New York City Girl Gloss. Imagine no muddy undertones, gliding in pearl or creme finish, moisturizing with no sticky/tacky feeling. It's a new medium, with MAC in the lead. This is retro/modern- and devastatingly chic.
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These lipsticks are just as described- Slick and moisturizing, not sticky at all, but give a nice lipstick/gloss combo in the way it looks. These remind me a lot of Slimshines, to be honest, but I prefer the small tube that Slimshine had over these. The formula on these feels like a thick chapstick, and it is for the most part fairly sheer- applying too much gives an effect you can kindof see in "Supremely Confident" and "Behave Yourself". My macro lens doesn't help the situation (it looks worse than it was) but I wanted the color to be more opaque before realizing that wasn't the point of these lipsticks. "Look at Her!" Was the only one that really had opaque coverage without effort, and had the most "lipstick" like feel, but I'm going to assume that is because it was the only pearl one I tried.
Favorites: New Temptation (Great way to get into red lipstick, as this is quite sheer for a red but still gives the impact of a red lip), Full Speed, Bare Again.
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Bare again and full speed are really pretty :D Look at her! looks really glittery, does it feel gritty at all? x
Awesome, my favourites were the three you said were yours!
Have you ever looked at any of Quo? They're a drugstore brand and actually quite good (in lipsticks, shadows, foundations, brushes, everything).
Look it Her! is goregous! I love the color and effect it has!
I'm loving full speed. I wouldn't normally say I like this kind colour in the tube but it looks great on you
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Like! My favs are Bare Again, Look at Her!, and Full Speed. So gorgeous!
I looove this Full Speed-color.
Your favorites are definitely the same as mine (on you I mean, I still haven't decided if I need any of these)
Bare again is beautiful. But in case I don't like this formula, does anyone know some normal mac lipstick dupes for Bare again?
I adore the look of these but I deeply miss MAC's Long Stem Rose slimshine. That was such a beauty.
Hey there, if oyu had to compare MAC's St Germain to Behave Yourself, what would you say ?? =)
Swatches, yay!
Wow, I thought Bare Again was the only one I'd really want to get but Full Speed is GORGEOUS! Thanks for the swatches.
Bare Again and Full Speed are amazing.
I love Bare Again and New Temptation, I like the lip gloss look in a lipstick, I may need to check these out. :)
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Ooh, pretty! I really want Bare Again and Full Speed, maybe New Temptation too…
They look really moisturizing and nice.
i love bare again & full speed!
These look lovely> You should try the Lancome Absolu nu lipsticks too. They are beautiful!
"Look At Her" is better than I thought. It looks weird on the tube but on your lips, it looks amazing!
I have Full Speed & I love it! It's so gorgeous!
I think I want to get Bare Again too.
I love Bare Again & Full Speed on you!
do you know whether these are permanent? or limited edition?
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Thursday, June 19, 2014
IT'S all set for the T'nalakRoadbike Challenge set on July 12 in South Cotabato as part of the 15th Tinalak Festival of the Province of South Cotabato.
The 165-kilometer bikefest features the elite category that offers cash prizes of P8,000, P6,500 and P5,000 to the first three finishers. They will also receive trophies. Registration fee is P500 inclusive of lunch, jersey, and race bib.
A T'nalakMountainbike Challenge will also be held on July 13. Dr. Toto Aturdido, in an interview with Sun.Star, said that participants may register on-site for the events.
The MTB race fee is P300 inclusive of lunch, race bib, and free pass to 7 falls or P550 inclusive of lunch, race bib, and free pass to 7 falls and zip line.
Assembly time is from 6 a.m to 7 a.m. at Alunan Avenue, fronting South Cotabato Provincial Capitol. The races will end at Lake Cebu.
Special awards will be given to the largest registered participants from an organization, oldest finisher, youngest finisher, heaviest bike finisher, lightest bike finisher. All finishers will also receive certificates of appreciation.
For interested riders, visit the Integrated Provincial Health Office, Koronadal City or Epikon Bikeshop, Koronadal City. (KRP)
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DETROIT — Apple-converted-space"> A 20-year-old Eastern Michigan football player was found shot to death Friday in an off-campus apartment building in what authorities said was a homicide that could have been a robbery.
Police were investigating the slaying of junior wide receiver Demarius Reed, which came a day before a home game against Ohio University that will be played as scheduled. Reed was shot multiple times and personal items were taken, police said.
"The circumstances involving his death remain under investigation at this time by the Ypsilanti Police Department," school President Susan Martin said. "Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends, and his teammates on the football team."
She said Eastern Michigan public safety officials were in close contact with Ypsilanti police. Grief counselors met Friday with Reed's teammates, other students and faculty. An afternoon forum was scheduled at the Student Center Auditorium to discuss the case with the campus community.
Reed's body was found by his roommate about 7:15 a.m. in a hallway of the apartment building in Ypsilanti, about 35 miles southwest of Detroit.
Reed went to Simeon Academy in Chicago, perhaps best known as the high school of NBA star Derrick Rose of the Chicago Bulls. Reed majored in communication, media and theater arts at the school.
The 5-foot-10-inch, 161-pound receiver played in six games this season, catching 15 passes for 181 yards and a touchdown. He made 18 receptions for 171 yards and scored a touchdown in nine games last season.
Like many young football players, Reed's dreams were to one day play in the NFL, his grandfather told The Associated Press.
"I told him 'Man, you have to stay in that gym,'" Joe L. Reed said in a telephone interview from Chicago. "He would say 'I'm good enough.' He loved the game."
The elder Reed said he found irony in the tragedy of his grandson's slaying: Demarius was able to survive the dangerous streets and gangs of Chicago only to become a victim in the perceived safety of a university community.
"He was an outgoing, beautiful kid. He wasn't associated with no gang or anything," he said. "I would say, 'Hey man. Don't go outside.' I wouldn't let him associate with anybody over there."
Over there, he said, is the area near Simeon on Chicago's South Side.
Joe L. Reed said he even had reservations about his grandson moving into an off-campus apartment.
"He was on scholarship," he said. "He could have stayed on-campus."
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The 2010 Chinese Grand Prix was a great race to watch. With light rain, no rain and then medium rain the teams' choices for when to change from dry to wet tires made a huge difference. Pushing through the light rain on dry tires brought Nico Rosberg (Mercedes GP-3rd) and Jenson Button (McLaren Mercedes-1st) to the front while most of the other cars switched to wet weather tires. The rest of the field was able to catch up to them as a result of a few appearances of the Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG Safety Car. Lewis Hamilton (McLaren Mercedes-2nd) clawed his way up through the field and almost caught Button by the end of the race.
Okay, so they edited Shumacher in for the commercial version and I prefer the build up of the original longer form video but it's still fun.
While manufacturers like BMW, Honda, Jaguar, and Toyota have abandoned Formula One, Mercedes has increased their efforts in the world's most popular form of racing by purchasing the 2009 World Championship Team, Brawn GP, to create Mercedes GP Petronas. With the McLaren team keeping Lewis Hamilton and adding 2009 World Champion Jenson Button it looked like it was going to be an easy decision who to cheer for in March. Now it has been announced that 7 time World Champion Michael Schumacher is coming out of retirement and has signed a 3 year contract to drive for Mercedes GP. Between this and the debut of the new US F1 Team, 2010 is shaping up to be a very interesting season.
It has been a pretty bad year for the Mercedes-Benz factory Formula One team. Until now the only bright spot for Mercedes-Benz fans had been the performance of the Mercedes powered Brawn GP cars. With Lewis Hamilton's dominating win in Hungary last weekend it looks like McLaren Mercedes is back on top. It's a little late in the season but it looks like we'll have a lot more to cheer for in the upcoming races
With the announcement that four time Champ Car Champion Sebastien Bourdais will be returning to the Toro Rosso team, 75% of the drivers for Red Bull's two Formula One teams will now share the same name.
The changes to the rules for the 2009 season are the most significant in several years and as a result the cars will look quite a bit different. The largest change can be seen in the updated rear wing that appears to be about half the size of last years. The new rules limiting the aerodynamics of the cars have added an interesting new feature in that driver adjustable front wing flaps will be legal for 2009. While this brings F1 cars one step closer to the airplanes they share so much technology with, it will also provide one more area for an amazing driver like Lewis Hamilton to show off his skills.
2009 will also see the introduction of the KERS (Kinetic Energy Recovery Systems) to Formula One. These systems will store the energy used slow the car and then allow it to be used later for increased acceleration. The KERS device on the new McLaren Mercedes will be able to provide a boost of 80hp for 6.7 seconds per lap. Depending on the circuit this will decrease lap times by 0.3 to 0.5 seconds.
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Friday, June 10, 2011
7 Quick Takes Friday: Quickest Ever
I've been running into some writer's block lately. So my quick takes are gonna be hella quick!
1. I am a sucker for anything that has owls on it.
2. We need a new house phone. I can't adjust the volume on our current one, and I can barely hear the person on the other end. This problem is intensified when my little girl babbles delightedly throughout my phone conversations, which happens often.
3. We might go to one of the local wineries tomorrow to sample local cheeses. But it's embarrassing when we don't end up buying anything, and I am loyal to my Meyer Dairy hot pepper cheese, which will not be featured.
4. The baby and I happened to stroll by that vintage clothing shop I mentioned on our way to the farmer's market today, and there were new, adorable dresses in the window! Even one with pockets! I wonder if any of them is my size. :)
5. We also strolled by the trendy store where I'll soon have store credit. There were some possibilities in their window too, so I have hope!
6. Said baby is now looking through some of her books, which is incredibly adorable.
7. Um, how did I forget? We got STRAWBERRIES at the farmer's market today! YIPPITY SKIPPITY DOO!!!!!!!!!
Happy weekend to all! It's been a hot, humid, lonely week here, so for me it's been a long time coming!
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LOVE strawberries, and the farmers market! Also, wanted to mention the three places where I love buying dresses (re your last post). I always wait until they have sales, but I love dresses from ann taylor LOFT, and NY&Co. Also, Target and TJ Maxx seem to always have some good stuff.ReplyDelete
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It has been a while since I have done Quick Takes, but when I did they were never quick. Kudos! :)ReplyDelete
You have a great weekend too!
"Hot, humid, lonely week." I hear you. Hopefully next week is cooler, drier, and full of fun, fun, fun fun. Miss you!ReplyDelete
Sarah, I love LOFT! I haven't been there in a while, but I'm going to make a point of going back again soon, and I'm hoping they'll have a good sale!ReplyDelete
Lindsy, yay for your picture!
Dacia, me too! This is my first set that were actually quick, haha!
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text: I'm one of those music snobs that doesn't like the "known" music nearly as much as the stuff that flew under most people's radar. That said, there was a band that came and went in that I loved in the late 90s called Boiler. While I'm sure most of you don't remember them, I do. Two brilliant CDs and an EP...THE NEW PROFESSIONALS, COW TIPPIN' IN C SHARP and YEEHAW...three releases that have found permanent residence in my music collection, and three that still get played a lot. Boiler was one of those bands that you could always put on to give you an energy boost as well as a shot of attitude along the way. Songs like "Railroaded" or "Stegasaurus" are addictive as Hell.


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The "Big Fun" Story
It all started in the summer of 1982 with my visit to Chicago and walking into a wonderland of a store called Goodies. I remember telling the owner that I had to sit down because I felt too good. You have to understand what it was like to go back 50 years and see toys in the original splendor amongst a bunch of unique and other pop culture items. The owner, Ted Frankel, would become a dear friend, a mentor, and a person whom I would like to be when I grow up [….] which we know will never happen [….] at least the growing up part.
Flash forward to 1989. I came across a warehouse of "goodies" in southern Ohio. At first, I nibbled at what was on many floors and then I called my friend Ted. I asked him if it would make sense for me to open a store like his. His immediate response was "Yes, I will help you!" I then said, "And by the way, I found a warehouse full of old toys and novelty items from the 50's, 60's, 70's, and 80's [….] would you like to come and check it out with me?" You have to understand that much like the gold rush days; one NEVER tells another soul about a "find". But Ted's a special soul and I knew it was just the right thing to do. So I became Indiana Jones Jr. on our many trips to this incredible warehouse. Ted continued to remind me that finds like this don't come too often and that I should be thankful for this one. The Davy Crockett toy watches (and there were hundreds of them) helped launch my store. By the way, Ted was the one who named my store Big Fun.
November 1990. On a street just a few blocks from my home in Cleveland Heights, in a neighborhood called Coventry Village, I opened a "temporary" store while I renovated my permanent place across the street. This "temporary" store consisted of exposed wooden floor, unsanded drywall, and stringed construction lights loosely hanging from the ceiling. I tossed a couple 60's and 70's posters on the walls, a couple of old fixtures, and I was open for business! Let's just say that the first impression of the place left something to be desired. The whole idea was to capture holiday business and raise a few bucks while we renovated what was a long vacant, trashed out building across the street.
The public seemed to like this "temporary" store and we made ends meet, made a few bucks, and pumped it all into our new place. The new store was a total gut and remodel and we were proud to bring a lot of Cleveland history into that new storefront. Our floors came from the Kinsman-Lee Bowling Lanes which were a total pain to remove and I thank my brother-in-law Marc for being so patient with the removal and reinstallation of these classic floors. Our light fixtures came from Higbee's Department Store downtown and were from the 40's made of spun aluminum. Quite Spectacular. Two old wooden card catalogs from the Cleveland Public Library, some old jewelry cases from the teens out of Taddeo's Jewelry Store in Little Italy, and wooden display islands for our junque came from Madison 5 and Dime on the west side of Cleveland. When the store was filled and we opened the doors, the public now got to see the true vision of Big Fun.
I talked my father out of retirement and Big Marve, commonly known as Pops, became a fixture in the new Big Fun store. We worked side-by-side for many years and sadly he passed away nearly 12 years ago. People still come in today and ask about Pops or reminisce about him or one of their fun encounters with the old guy. He was a tough guy to replace. Also helping out was my mom, Beverly. Nobody had a better memory of customers' purchases or could sell like mom. No high pressure, just complementary purchases. As the old line goes, Big Fun had become an institution and I should be in one. Few things give me more joy than watching the face of a customer after walking in and experiencing Big Fun. The name says it all and Ted was so right-on with our store's title and mantra.
We stayed 14 years at that location, then the time and opportunity came to be a couple doors down from a true institution, Tommy's Restaurant, and yes, another one of my mentors, Tommy Fello. The new store is twice the size of the old one at roughly 3,400 square feet. Like the old store, it's jam-packed to the rafters (yes, we have 12 ft. ceilings). The new place is more organized and more user-friendly. After years of renting, we finally bought our very own retro black and white photo booth. I'd be remiss if I didn't mention my wife Debbie who not only stood by me with this crazy idea that I had, but also painstakingly painted both stores. My kids were also inspirational to me throughout the Big Fun growing years. To my friends, neighbors, and customers, the word "thanks" is not good enough.
So I invite you, the public, to physically experience what Big Fun is about. If you can't make it to Cleveland, there's always the photo tour of our store. There's nothing better than opening up a drawer and seeing an item you had when you were a kid or opening up snake-nut can and watching the expression on the face of the person next to you. As my friend Ted says, "Come shopping [….] leave smiling." We all wish life was always this much fun.


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I believe it is correct. There is no scientific debate about whether evolution occurs. It is entirely a religious notion to reject it.
But I have to ask: Would you and Nick be opposed to a school board banning evolution from being taught? I mean, according to you two, if someone can't absolutely prove through mind-reading that the intent is religious, it's OK. Well, anyone can claim, as you say here, that they're not motivated by religion. What if a school board said "we think the evidence for evolution violates the umpteenth law of dynamothermotics" or whatever. I don't see why they couldn't ban evolution, according to Nick's logic. No one could ever prove it was anything but pure scientific concern. 'Reasonable person' be damned.


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Why hello there, everyone. I stumbled across the site a couple days ago and thought it'd be cool to join~
I wasn't even born when the original series aired, but I'm watching it! I grew up with Armada mainly, but I'm starting to love G1 too and now I'm trying to find time to watch Beast Wars and Beast Machines as well. (They aired when I was like... 6 or something?)
The others I don't care so much for...
But anyway, As for my favorites... Starscream and Megatron, definitely. Starscream from both G1 and Armada. Megatron from G1, Beast Wars/Machines, and Armada... I like how he's more sarcastic in the latter two. XD
But yes. And just a note-- Sometimes I'll call Megs Mr. Buckethead or Antlerhead. They're my custom nicknames for two versions of him. :3
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What could I possibly say as welcome that would top that?
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Although news of the arrival of his baby girl, Blue Ivy Carter, is the most important thing in his life at the moment, Jay-Z took some time out from parenting to announce his partnership with Duracell Powermat.
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For his North African-inspired herb jam, Russ Moore, the chef at Oakland's Camino, uses a wild variety of herbs and greens to give the spread the most complex flavor profile possible—but also uses up all the vegetables in his walk-in fridge and any herbs and vegetables taking over his garden.
Moore suggests using a mixture of sweet greens (spinach or beet tops), stronger greens (carrots tops, fennel tops, wild nettles) and herbs like mint, oregano, cilantro or celery leaves.
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Clark kent can you share some of your ampsim chain and settings combined with your impulses
For example what is your chain on your petrucci ir, or on your lamb of god, etc?
If you pay attention in the video its mostly just a od pedal in front of TH2's version of a rectifier. Here and there he used a compressor i believe. But the settings are in the video if you look closely. He said before that he keeps the amp knobs all at 12. This works but something I noticed is that somefreqs will sound better if Ozone has to reduce them rather then boost them depending on the tone. Heres my suggestion...
Load a close setting on your amp with any cab u like. Get the gain dialed in as close to the original tone as possible. Once the distortion sounds like its the same amount remove the cab and go through trial and error with each tone knob in diff positions. Depending on what sounds better adjust accordingly. For example.
First match attempt:
Bass-min/ Mid-center/ Treb-center/ Pres-center
Second match attempt:
Bass-max/ Mid-center/ Treb-center/ Pres-center
Third match attempt:
Bass center/ Mid-center/ Treb-center/ Pres-center
Lets say the match sounded better with the bass knob at min. I would leave it there or slightly adjust it. Then I would do the same thing with the mid knob but keeping bass at min. And then the same with the treb knob but with the bass and mid knobs at there best pos. This works great if you have NO IDEA how to get a similar tone with your amp head. If you can get your amp to sound similar without this process then you obviously dont need to do all this. The closer the amp sounds to the original amp the easier the matching will be. One other thing to try is if the tone you are matching has alot of gain, it helps after you find the right amount of gain on your amp to increase it a bit more. Then match eq and dial the gain back to the original optimal position. This will help tighten things up because when you reduce the gain after the eq curve is already created you will tame some of the lows and fuzz without losing your punch and grit.
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| The Big Salami: Lorenzo Daliana's namesake deli does Italian right.
As far as I'm aware, Lorenzo's isn't that kind of Italian deli. But one could be excused for resorting to stereotypes; from the carafes of water dotting the tables to the hulking log of mortadella in the deli case, Lorenzo's looks every inch the Italian-American cafe immortalized in far too many crime stories. Fortunately, chef-owner Lorenzo Daliana-formerly of Higgins, Zefiro and the flashy XV-takes the step many ringers don't, backing up the good looks with picture-perfect, top-notch food.
Though the surroundings-an unlovely urban mall doing double duty as a cement showroom-are less than picturesque, Lorenzo's makes decent use of its space. During daylight hours, a garage-style door is open to the elements, and light splashes around an appealing fresco of old Florence. But what in daylight feels airy and informal becomes cavernous and empty at night. Industrial light fixtures bring down the ceiling somewhat, but watch out when the fans are turned on: Those fixtures sway rather terrifyingly in the breeze.
Feel no trepidation when it comes to the food. The short chalkboard menu is concise but satisfying, drawing from all over Italy. From the antipasto plate ($7), loaded on one visit with herbed olives, tiny oil-bathed mozzarella and glistening cipolline, to a recent special of delicate chicken pâté scented with truffle oil ($6), the small plates are minimalist jewels. The same goes for a yellow-beet and albacore salad sparked with strips of peperoncini and red onion ($7) featured on the menu not too long ago, and a standout arugula "Caesar" that adds addictive chunks of toothsome, grilled ricotta salata ($6).
Larger plates, like a benchmark puttanesca ($8), or crunchy risotto cakes perched atop a rich mushroom glaze ($10), hew closely to the Italian aesthetic: Saucing is minimal, garnishes are few and portions are perfectly moderated. If it's offered, don't pass up pasta with a heady beef and onion ragoût ($10). It typifies what's best about Italian cooking: the melding of humble ingredients, simple techniques and a lot of patience.
Perhaps best of all, it's impossible to mistake the good spirits in evidence here, both in front of and behind the counter. There's none of the false Old World gravitas that deadens so many other purveyors of high-grade delicacies. If there's a downside to the rosy glow, it's the clear divide between the largely young, white and knowingly hip folks who patronize the "new" Mississippi and the longtime, largely African-American residents of the neighborhood, which was until recently considered one of Portland's most blighted. They do not appear to be partaking of the party here, or at many of the other shiny-new businesses on the Mississippi strip. One can hope that everyone who enjoys this 'hood can at least agree on the necessity for good food. You could certainly do far, far worse than this gem of a cafe.
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EPA Fraud: Chevy Volt, Nissan Leaf Actually Get Only 23, 25 MPG
The MPG figure must be calculated where the energy is produced. Doesn't matter if that happens in the car's engine ... or in the coal plant, as with the Leaf and Volt.
November 30, 2010 - 12:00 am
You may have heard the mileage rating for the Nissan Leaf is 99 MPG (miles per gallon equivalent). Here's what the sticker looks like (I highlighted the relevant portions that I will expand upon):
As Auto Blog says of the rating: "It looks good." Of course it looks good. But there's a whole lot more to the story. Note that the MPG rating is MPG equivalent. The MSM has been dropping the "equivalent," making it seem to consumers that the vehicle is far more efficient than it truly is. Which is the intent, of course.
The ratings for the Chevy Volt have just been released as well. From the Detroit Free Press:
Chevy Volt to hit 93 m.p.g. in electric-only mode; battery-only Nissan Leaf to reach 99 m.p.g.
There is not a single instance of the word "equivalent" in the entire article. Nor is there any mention of last year's claim that the Volt gets 230 miles per gallon (that was a different fraudulent number, based on a separate fraudulent scheme).
The current "miles per gallon equivalent" is a fraud perpetrated to hide the true environmental cost of these cars. One gallon of gas does have about 33.5 kilowatt-hours of chemical potential (depending on blend, additives, etc). And about that much energy is needed to get the Leaf to go 99 miles, and the Volt to go 93. But here's where the fraud is perpetrated: the electricity for those vehicles is being generated by mostly coal power plants that are only about 33% efficient (minus transmission losses and losses from charging). Coal plants are off-site power generators (whereas car engines are on-board) and are totally ignored in the EPA rating.
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I'm with Nicole and Harvey. I'm really tired of hearing about this.June 17 2010 at 12:44 AM Report abuse Permalink +10 rate up rate down Reply
From what I have seen of this Levi Johnson guy, I wouldn't want him around me, much less my child. Sad how the mostly liberal media has to write about a child of Sarah Palin just because they hate SArah Palin so much, you don't see stories about Joe Biden's 28 year old daughter being filmed snorting cocaine,do you ?June 16 2010 at 11:23 PM Report abuse Permalink -5 rate up rate down Reply
What was written in the article that was so awful about Bristol Palin. The liberal media does not hate Srah Plain any more than the conservative media hate Barack Obama.June 16 2010 at 11:51 PM Report abuse Permalink +7 rate up rate down Reply
Is anyone else sick of hearing about these people? I know I am. This sort of thing happens to plenty of couples who are unmarried and have children, yet I don't see headlines about them. Why is Bristol's case so special? Because her Mommy is a politician? Spare me. Next they'll be giving her a reality show like that repulsive Octomom.June 16 2010 at 11:16 PM Report abuse Permalink +10 rate up rate down Reply
Who really cares? Come on, America! Don't we have more important things to be concerned about....unemployment, healthcare, cost of living, discrimination....than to be so interested in the private lives of people, especially people who claim to be so religious and right-wing in their pratices, but whose lives say otherwise?! Get a grip! Would you appreciate people digging into everything about your private life? After all, there is a reason it is called a "private life".June 16 2010 at 11:13 PM Report abuse Permalink +14 rate up rate down Reply
They were two children doing what they should have waited to do when they grew up. Maybe now they will begin to grow up and live happily ever after. THEY are NONE of OUR business!!!!!June 16 2010 at 11:03 PM Report abuse Permalink +10 rate up rate down Reply
I can't imagine why anyone would not wish them the best. This handsome couple has always been better off and happier WITH each other than apart, and perhaps with mom spending all her time in the lower 48 they'll have a chance at happiness without being in a "fishbowl".June 16 2010 at 10:52 PM Report abuse Permalink -2 rate up rate down Reply
Can't anyone else see a Reality TV show deal here? These people would do anything for a headline and the almighty dollar so why not pretend to be together! Gotcha!!June 16 2010 at 10:47 PM Report abuse Permalink +6 rate up rate down Reply
good for them! regardless of what they're doing. they have to deal with a lot of silly gossip articles because of the politicos vs Palin.June 16 2010 at 10:33 PM Report abuse Permalink -2 rate up rate down Reply
Leave them alone........their "15 minutes of fame" are over with.June 16 2010 at 10:05 PM Report abuse Permalink +11 rate up rate down Reply
Good for them, the best to the young couple. Their relationship with their ups and downs is alot healthier than Tiger Woods or other hollywood types so media why don't you leave them aloneJune 16 2010 at 9:53 PM Report abuse Permalink -2 rate up rate down Reply
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I like where this man's fantasies are going.
Continuing directly from last week, the scary looking guy from last week was following Haruka on behalf of her dad, and he found all of her Comiket goods as well. So Haruka runs away from home and stays with Yuuto for a day, until the house gets raided by daddy and his SPs. Yuuto proceeds to grab his sack and man-up, rawr.
Initially, I couldn't decide whether this guy is yakuza or zaibatsu business king. I mean he's wearing a nice suit, but he wears sunglasses and has that rough looking face that are common in stereotypical yakuza depictions in anime. Though, after seeing his wife later on in the episode, I tend to come down on the yakuza side.
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Damn that whore teacher, stop blocking!
Mika is like every shipping fangirls best friend, complete with a dirty mind and copious "kyyyaaaaa~!"ing. I also enjoyed how she got so excited about the prospects of having him as a brother or…dad? Oooooookkkkkk!
"No matter what happens, I'll always be your friend." While the sentiments are nice, I hope you are aiming for more than friends man. But hey, holding hands sleeping together in the same room is a step in the right direction bud. Have patience and keep plugging at it, she's definitely worth it in the end.
This scene was awesome, because both of them stood up to the old codger. Haruka got the courage to not just stay obedient like she had in the past and Yuuto raged in support of his woman. The cry of many an otaku: "it's just a hobby, stop looking at us funny!"
And enter the yakuza wife wearing all the right clothing, with the perfect voice of Aya Hisakawa as the seiyuu of Haruka's mother. Yuuto, my man, if that's what Haruka is going to look like in 20 years you best not let go of her, mmmmmm delicious. Was kind of pathetic to see the tough old man get told off and dominated by his wife though. But then they hug in front of everyone, "aaaawwwwwww" as usual~!


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Alpha Boys' School is expecting to improve revenues in the short to medium term following its Labour Day project in partnership with the Digicel Foundation.
Through the renovation of screen-printing facilities on campus, the school says it aims to make bigger strides in this innovative programme with its clothing line, Alpha Wear.
The school recently moved from being a residential programme to an education and skills-training institution. With more than 250 boys set to enrol in the programme by September, this transition has made the school's training component even more critical, noted Joshua Chamberlain, special projects manager at Alpha Boys' School.
"The school is focused on developing meaningful experiences for the students and diversifying the educational opportunities that will be offered through the programmes," he said.
In August 2013, the Digicel Foundation partnered with the Alpha Boys' School to acquire its own printing machine and related equipment to properly establish Alpha Wear. It is expected that this will not only allow the students to be trained with a more marketable skill, but also generate income for the school to offset operational expenses.
Given the significance of the recent transition, the foundation has further collaborated with the school for Labour Day to renovate the building in which the printing is done to provide more adequate space for the clothing store, offices and production space. Volunteers from the Foundation will also join the Alpha Boys' in revamping the school's greenhouse, plant nursery and gardens.
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SEEING ANY DELAYS BECAUSE OF IT. THANKS, JESS. IT'S NOW 6:30. RIGHT NOW POLICE ARE INTERVIEWING A MAN WHO THEY SAY CAN HELP THEM FIND THE DRIVER WHO HIT A POLICE OFFICER. POLICE SAY THIS HAPPENED WHEN AN ARREST GOT WAY OUT OF HAND. SHELLEY MUNIZ IS LIVE OUTSIDE THE ABC LIQUOR STORE. YOU'RE LEARNING IT WAS THE PASSENGER WHO ESCALATED EVERYTHING. Reporter: IT STARTED THIN PARKING LOT HERE AT THE ABC LIQUOR STORE WHEN THEY WERE QUESTIONING A 53-YEAR-OLD MAN FOR A STOLEN CAR, THIS GUY HERE. WE HAVE HIS MUG SHOT JUST IN, KENNETH RICHARDSON. HE'S BEEN CHARGED FOR DRIVING WITH A SUSPENDED LICENSE BUT NOW OFFICERS NEED HIM TO HELP THEM FIND ANOTHER MAN, HIS PASSENGER WHO TOOK THE WHEEL AND HIT AN OFFICER AND HIS CRUISER, THEN DRIVING OFF, SLAMMING INTO A SEDAN ABOUT TEN MINUTES FROM THIS LIQUOR STORE, WEST MORELAND AND KALEY AVENUE. THAT'S THE EXACT LOCATION. AFTER HITTING THAT CAR, THE DRIVER PITCHED THE FORD RANGER ABOUT A BLOCK FROM THERE AND OFFICERS TOOK IT AWAY FOR PROCESSING. BACK OUT HERE LIVE, YOU CAN SEE WHAT'S LEFT BEHIND HEE. IT'S SOME GLASS AND SOME MARKS HERE TOO WHEN THE DRIVER DROVE OFF. LUCKILY WE ARE TOLD THAT THIS OFFICER IS DOING JUST FINE CONSIDERING WHAT HE WENT THROUGH THIS MORNING. SHAWN? A DANGEROUS INCIDENT ON THE ROADS THERE. WERE THERE ANY CAMERAS THAT COULD HAVE CAPTURED THE INCIDENT OR MAYBE THAT MAN? WE HAVEN'T SEEN ANY CAMERAS. THAT'S WHAT WE'RE ASKING OFFICERS AT THIS TIME. ALSO YOU HAVE TO KEEP IN MIND THAT THE MAN WHO HAS BEEN BOOKED, HE'S GOING TO BE A KEY PART OF THIS INVESTIGATION, GOING TO BE ABLE TO TELL THEM EXACTLY WHAT THEY SHOE PROBABLY
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Dr. Wallach starts today's show discussing nutritional deficiencies. Asserting that these deficiencies are the root cause of over-eating, the munchies and binge eating. Contending that these forms of "psychotic eating" are truly the cause of over-eating and weight gain.
Pearls of Wisdom
Doug Winfrey and Dr. Wallach discuss a recent news article regarding a study published in the journal Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine. The study found that about 30% of Americans ages 18 or younger are getting some sort of nutritional supplement. Mainly because parents don't believe their children are getting enough nutrients from their diets. However, many doctors don't believe there is evidence that supplements do any good for children.
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Soy protein powder often comes slightly sweetened and sometimes in flavors, such as vanilla or chocolate. Although this recipe was created with an unflavored soy protein powder, you could certainly use a vanilla-flavored one.
3/4 cup all-purpose flour
3/4 cup whole-wheat flour
1/2 cup unflavored soy protein powder
2 tablespoons sugar
1-1/2 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon grated orange zest
1-1/2 cups buttermilk
3 tablespoons olive oil
2/3 cup dried currants
3 large egg whites
1 In a large bowl, combine the all-purpose flour, whole-wheat flour, soy protein powder, sugar, baking powder, baking soda, and salt. Stir in the orange zest.
2 In a medium bowl, combine the buttermilk and oil. Make a well in the center of the flour mixture and stir in the buttermilk mixture. Stir in the dried currants.
3 In a large bowl, beat the egg whites until stiff peaks form. Gently fold the beaten egg whites into the waffle batter.
4 Spray a nonstick waffle iron (with 4- to 4-1/2-inch squares) with nonstick cooking spray. Preheat the iron. Spoon the batter into the iron, 1/2 cup per waffle, and cook until golden brown and crisp, about 2 minutes. Repeat with the remaining batter to make a total of 8 waffles. Makes 8 waffles
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Per waffle: 213 calories, 6g total fat (1.1g saturated), 2mg cholesterol, 2.8g dietary fiber, 32g carbohydrate, 9g protein, 382mg sodium.


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ORONO, Maine (NEWS CENTER)-- The threat of a government shut down is nothing new, between 1977 and 1995 the country experienced 17 shutdowns. In 1995, it was the longest shutdown to date lasting 21 days.
The longest shutdown was a result of Republicans, led by Newt Gingrich, wanting President Clinton to accept the Contract with America which would shrink the federal government and reform welfare.
Dr. Fried said, "The last shutdown in a way was a more normal process even though it was an extraordinary event to have that shutdown because it really was about specific elements of the budget so you could solve that by having people get together and make decisions about ultimately what the numbers should be."
Both sides finally reached compromise during the last shutdown following public backlash. The issue this time is the Affordable Care Act. Some Conservative lawmakers appear willing to allow a government shutdown to delay parts of the act from going into effect.
According to Dr. Fried there is no compromise available. "If it is about delaying the Affordable Care Act or de-funding the Affordable Care Act. That's not really something that is negotiable...Really it will come down to what group will get its way than the other. It's really not a compromise situation," said Fried.
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When looking at how global temperatures have changed, it's easy
to focus on the atmosphere. But as a new paper shows, we should be
looking at the oceans too - and the deep ocean in particular. Over
the last half century, new data shows the oceans have warmed
substantially - accelerating in the last decade.
Since the start of the 20th century, land and sea surface
temperatures have risen by about
0.76 degrees Celsius, mainly as a result of
burning fossil fuels.
But the heat that stays trapped in the atmosphere is only a
small fraction of the sun's energy that hits the earth. Previous
studies show about
90 per cent of the heat is absorbed by oceans.
Source: Skeptical
new study, just published in the journal Geophysical Research
Letters, shows just how much the oceans have warmed in the past 50
years as a result. Notably, it finds the rate of warming has
accelerated since about 2000.
Observing the oceans
The scientists combined historical ocean temperature data
collected in a number of different ways: remotely-sensed data from
satellites, direct measurements made by instruments deployed from
ships and free-drifting vehicles known as ARGO floats.
The team fed the measurements - spanning the period 1958 through
to 2009 - into an ocean and atmospheric circulation
model from the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather
Forecasts (ECMWF). The model
simulates the historical observations and produces an estimate of
warming at different depths in the ocean every 10 days.
Long term warming
The purple lines in the graph below show how the heat content of
the whole ocean has changed over the past five decades. The blue
lines represent the top 700 m and the grey lines are just top 300
Balmaseda et al., (2013)
Each of the five lines in each set represents a single model
run, each with slight differences in the starting conditions or in
details of the model. This is one way scientists account for
uncertainty in the climate system or in the measurements
The data show a general warming trend in the oceans over the
last five decades - but there are a couple of important features to
Short, sharp cooling events
There are a few times in the last half century when the whole
ocean has lost a lot of heat to the atmosphere quite suddenly after
a major volcano eruption, such as Pinatubo in 1992.
A natural
periodic fluctuation in the climate known as the El Nino
Southern Oscillation (ENSO) also affects the
amount of heat stored in the ocean. In El Nino years, notably 1997
to 1998, the ocean releases a lot of that heat into the atmosphere
- causing atmospheric temperatures to warm.
Previous studies that have looked at how the ocean's uptake of
heat has changed over time have only been able to "hint at" the
short, sharp cooling events that have punctuated the long term
warming record, co-author Professor Kevin Trenberth told Carbon
Faster warming
Probably the most important feature for analysing recent global
temperature is that the rate of ocean warming has accelerated
sharply since about 2000 - as the rise in the purple line in the
graph above shows.
But the warming isn't evenly distributed throughout the ocean.
Warming in the top 300 m of the ocean - shown in grey - has slowed
slightly since about 2000.
Only the deeper ocean shows accelerated warming, at a rate
unprecedented in the last 50 years. This is pretty clear in the
blue line - which is the top 700 m - but the pattern is strongest
in the model data for the whole ocean, which extends to below 5000
The scientists calculated that warming of the ocean below about
700 m now accounts for about 30 per cent of the total heat entering
the oceans. The new paper also suggests a reason why more heat is
being transported out of the surface ocean. Trenberth tells us:
"The cause of the change is the change
in winds, especially in the Pacific Ocean where the subtropical
trade winds have become noticeably stronger, thereby increasing the
subtropical overturning in the ocean and providing a mechanism for
heat to be carried down into the ocean."
Missing heat
The new study helps shed light on an issue known as the '
missing heat' problem. Scientists can
calculate how much the planet should be warming based on the
amount of solar radiation hitting earth and the level of greenhouse
gases in the atmosphere. But since 2004, measurements of heat
uptake by the land, the surface oceans, the atmosphere and melting
ice have fallen short of the expected warming.
Together with the fact that global atmospheric temperatures have
risen slower over the past decade compared to previous decades,
this has led to
claims by some that global warming has paused or even
The new study doesn't completely close the gap - possibly
because of some errors remaining in the measurements, Trenberth
tells us. But it does show where a lot of the 'missing heat' is
going - into the deep ocean.
Trenberth tells us:
"[The new study] also means that the
current hiatus in surface warming is a transient and global warming
has not gone away."
Global warming isn't all about atmospheric temperatures. The new
study highlights the importance of looking at the surface of the
ocean right down to the deepest depths when trying to understand
how sensitive the atmosphere is to increasing greenhouse gases - a
concept known as the climate sensitivity. The role of the oceans in
climate change - particularly below 700 m - can't be
Balmaseda et al., (2013) Distinctive climate signals in
reanalysis of global ocean heat content. Geophysical
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This is exactly why I don't go to water parks, The 4 People You See at a Water Park .
This is pretty great, Firefighter Resuscitates Kitten .
That Seemed Longer Than It Should've – The All-Star Break to me always seems to last longer than just four days. You get so used to seeing the Brewers play pretty much every day that you get accustomed to it. That's one of the things I really like about baseball is that during the season is there's pretty much a game every night. Even with seasons like this one, I'll still tune in either with the radio or watch on TV as many games Brewers games as I can for the simple fact that win or lose, I'm still a fan of the team. As an added bonus this time coming out of the All-Star Break, the Brewers are hosting the Marlins so we may get to see some wins out of the gate…or at least I sure do hope so. I mean, it's the Marlins, right?
That'll wrap it up for another week here & before I go want to leave you with one happy thought. That thought is we are only one week away from Packers Training Camp starting! If that doesn't get you through the weekend along with some Brewers' baseball, not sure what will. See you back here Monday morning.
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