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In this practical, hands-on course, students learn to design, test, analyze, and improve music apps for iOS devices, including the iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad. Several small apps will be created and prototyped over the first half of the semester, with a larger apps being created, tested, and deployed for the final project. Existing music apps will be evaluated for effectiveness and usability, and this evaluation process will be incorporated into the prototyping stage of the students' own app development. Students learn and use the Swift programming language, and also become familiar with the Objective C programming language.
This class systematically explores the history, concepts, tools and strategies of analog synthesis and sequencers. Students learn to effectively create sounds and program a variety of analog synthesizers, including physically modular systems and Virtual Analog versions, and synchronize them with DAWs. Students explore the art of synthesis through the hands-on study of signal flow, timbre, sound design, programming, and the musical functions of various types of sounds.
Innovation Makers Lab 1 is a hands-on, immersive learning experience where students work with a wide variety of components to imagine, design and build innovative music technology projects. Students learn the basics of electronics and prototyping devices using bread boarding, the foundations of sensors, components, electronic signal flow, and an introduction to Arduino programming. In addition, students learn wiring and soldering through in-class workshops, installs, and modification of toy devices and controllers (circuit bending).
Innovation Lab 2 continues the learning begun in Innovation Lab 1, with hands-on implementation of music technology projects using more advanced techniques, devices and concepts. Max (the visual programing language developed by Cycling '74) will be used to "hack" devices such as the Oculus Rift Virtual Reality headset, Emotiv brainwave headset, Kinect body motion sensor, and Leap Motion hand motion sensor. Students learn to design music devices and systems from start to finish. The course itself serves as a maker's lab for the execution of some student's Culminating Experience projects.
Technology offers today's musicians unprecedented opportunities for creative expression via the development of new performance interfaces, interactive platforms, and multimedia environments. At the same time, digital distribution and mobile applications are allowing musicians to reach untapped audiences, even as older formats decline in prominence. This course prepares students for the challenges of the new digital economy by sampling some of the most prominent and promising of the new technologies available to today's cutting edge musicians. Topics to be covered include the following: sensing mechanisms for performance and interactive installations; control systems for actuating acoustic sound; the app as the successor to the CD; web pages as platforms as well as distribution mechanisms; real-time visuals for live performance; data processing, sonification, and visualization. Students will take a hands-on approach, with follow-along demonstrations and lab time in every class, allowing them to learn through experimentation and experience. Coursework will build on student experience using Max, while also demonstrating how the skills they've already acquired apply to text-based programming languages, with an emphasis on JavaScript as used in HTML5 applications.
This course builds on the skills and experiences gained from MTI-543: Music Video Production, providing additional mastery of the tools and techniques needed to create compelling, creative music videos. Students refine their filmmaking methods and clarify their artistic vision, creating music videos that are technically and aesthetically polished. Students learn to apply additional promotional best practices in pursuit of video virality. They also explore specialized areas of video production, including video projection mapping.
This course comprehensively explores and combines the in-studio aspects of professional multitrack mixing and unique qualities of live performance mix techniques. The curriculum thoroughly studies the integration of advanced large and small format consoles, digital audio workstations, professional outboard equipment and cutting-edge control surface modules. In the studio, students will analyze and contrast the core/foundational elements of a mix versus peripheral accessory elements. From this analysis, hands-on mixing strategies as well as emotional destinations will be drawn in order to provide each student with a clear and focused goal for their mix projects. In live situations, the mix engineer will have a direct reactionary relationship to a live performance in order to express his or her artistic sensibilities in order to achieve a desired emotional impact. The course aims at streamlining the technological aspects of any mixing process as a means to innovate and ultimately facilitate the endeavor of creating deliberate emotional impacts through the manipulation of sound.
Music technology innovation students are required to complete a culminating experience project. This creative, artistic or research project enables the student to make a contribution to the music industry. The student will work in consultation with his/her faculty advisor and/or program director to develop his/her unique project. The goal is to complete original work at a professional level. A faculty committee composed of the advisor and one to two other faculty will evaluate the final project that results from the culminating experience. This team will serve as the examining committee.
Live Sound and Stage Craft teaches students the ins and outs of setting up and operating sound reinforcement systems. Students develop knowledge of signal flow, mixing board operation, microphone choice and placement as well as strategies to avoid feedback. Weekly hands-on guided set up and operation of sound reinforcement systems help illustrate concepts and allow students to learn through the power of experience. This includes mixing from the stage while performing, mixing for other musicians for and from the FOH (front of house) position, as well as monitors. In addition, students acquire effective set up and stage management skills as well as the common communication protocol with other musicians and technicians in live sound reinforcement situations. Finally, implementation of adapted practices and systems for problematic spaces or venues is also explored. Students will also gain experience with basic lighting and video stagecraft systems.
In this project-based production and engineering course, students complete two production projects: a step-by-step, singer-songwriter multitrack recording, and an exact sound-alike of an existing pivotal or hit record. In doing this, students acquire technical skills, including multitrack recording techniques, microphone technique for vocals, guitars, drum-set and other instruments, an understanding of signal flow, equalization, compression, gain stages, and effective capture of musical audio. Students also gain experience with effective techniques of music production, including identifying goals, serving the emotional content of the song, effective arranging for records, and interpersonal issues surrounding the recording process.
This is a project-based mixing course geared toward musicians. Students learn basic aspects of editing, mixing and delivery in the modern DAW environment. Students also learn mixing techniques and analysis, and an introduction to digital editing and signal processing. Students complete this course in conjunction with MTI-P305 Production and Recording Stratagems. Together, in the two courses, students learn the complete production process from preproduction though the mixing and delivery stage.
This course explores topics in electronic production and live performance techniques related to modern electronic dance music production, sound design, arrangement, and performance. Students will generate content and create their own music while learning how to use Ableton Live Suite. Students will learn to analyze electronic music, and explore techniques for remixing, performing, and creating electronic music.


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Learn how to carve a pumpkin! Our easy tutorial takes you through the clean-out and the carving, with time-tested tips on using pumpkin stencils.
Be the best pumpkin carver on your block with our no fail tips for pumpkin carving. First, you'll need to clean out your pumpkin. We cut a circle in the bottom of our pumpkin to give it a flat base and use an ice cream scoop to get rid of all the messy bits. Next, we're gonna transfer our pattern. Tape the pattern to your pumpkin. Make sure you've picked a good side of your pumpkin to carve and smooth out the pattern as best you can. To get the basic outline of your pattern, go over the edges with a pin tool. Poke the tool along the pattern lines about an 8th of an inch apart. Perfection isn't necessary. Now, you're ready to carve. For basic carving, we're using a keyhole saw. Use an in and out motion and keep the tool perpendicular to the pumpkin. To pop out the shades, use your carving tool. Time to admire your work. A small clay tool will come in handy if you need to touch up any other rough spots. The opening at the bottom of your pumpkin makes it frightfully easy to set your carved masterpiece aglow.

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Hello! I am haveing a hard time finding a good range of dairy free organic baby food. My son has some helath issues and I was wondering if anyone knew a good brand or online store I could order from!
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Have you tried just putting your own food into a food mill?
Or, you can boil up some fruit or meat, puree in a blender, and then freeze into ice cube trays for fast & healthy baby meals.
Either way is super easy and cheap.
First foods should be meat/cholesteral based or maybe a bit of non-allergen type fruits (cooked pears or apples). The worst thing we can do is start up with carbs like rice cereal, etc. Email me offline if you want to discuss diet stuff or your baby's specific health issues.
We have overcome allegies and bacterial problems and, thankfully, our kids are much healthier now.
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by Kathy Jones on May 10, 2012 at 8:23 PM Medical Gadgets - G J E 4
California based diagnostics company, Ariosa Diagnostics has revealed that its Harmony Prenatal Test will be distributed by Laboratory Corporation of America in the United States and Canada.
The company added that Harmony Prenatal Test will be available in more than a thousand patient service center and can be used to detect whether there are fetal trisomies in maternal blood.The test is conducted by analyzing free floating DNA fragments known as cell-free DNA (cfDNA) which enter the mother's bloodstream from the fetus.
"Ariosa Diagnostics is very excited to announce the official launch of the Harmony Prenatal Test and the agreement with LabCorp, which helps us deliver on the promise of bringing an affordable and accessible prenatal testing option to pregnant women and their physicians", Ariosa Diagnostics CEO, Ken Song said.
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President Obama, like him or not, takes education seriously. And there's little mystery surrounding how that came to be. According to the president, "Five days a week (my mother) came into my room at four in the morning, force-fed me breakfast and proceeded to teach me my English lessons for three hours before I left for school and she went to work." In response to her son's grumbling, his mother simply said, "This is no picnic for me, either, buster."
Educating your dog isn't always a picnic, either, but it's worth it. No, he'll never be president of the United States. But, among other perks, you'll have a cleaner house, a longer-lasting wardrobe and a happier significant other — the value of none of which should be underestimated.
Consider the following letters from unhappy souls whose dogs did not receive a rigorous education:
Roxie, my 14-month-old longhaired miniature dachshund, refuses to be potty trained. Although she goes outside and receives praise, she often just decides to pee or poop in the house. She knows she has done wrong, as she will go hide under a bed, but we can't seem to break her of this bad habit. Also, she is a barker and has not been taught to "come."
Read between the lines: Roxie didn't refuse; she wasn't taught. At this point, there is more than a year's worth of urine in that house. Toy dogs should not be exempt from housebreaking. When it comes to bodily waste, a little goes a long way.
Here's my issue: Nena, my 5-year-old German Shorthaired Pointer, chews up my girlfriend's clothes. We have taken measures to ensure that all bedroom and bathroom doors are closed to prevent her from locating any clothes to destroy, but should we ever forget, she seizes the opportunity and rips what clothes she finds to shreds.
She particularly likes pajamas and underwear. This would be mildly amusing if the clothes weren't expensive. My girlfriend is extremely frustrated with the dog and, consequently, with me.
I'm sure she is frustrated. Not only has her boyfriend not taught his dog boundaries, but apparently they're all living in a house that contains no bureaus, dressers or closets with doors.
We just got our puppy, Deuce, last week. He is an 8-week-old miniature dachshund, and he hates my husband. He bites hands and toes a lot, but especially my husband's. My husband is having a hard time connecting with Deuce and has almost given up on him. What can I advise my husband or myself to do differently in dealing with this biting and/or aggression issue?
At 8 weeks old, there's hope for Deuce — assuming the husband can put in more than a solid week's effort. They got their puppy last week, and hubby's ready to throw in the towel?
People don't do their homework. They bring a dog home and have no idea what to do next. Then one day the dog violates their internalized standards for acceptable behavior, and it's all his fault.
He runs out the door! He chews up the furniture! He urinates inside! He licks my face!
An 82-year-old woman recently called me and said she just got a 6-month-old Great Pyrenees. The pup's weight is equal to the woman's age, and she has a problem with his licking her face. She reprimands him, saying, "You better trust me. I'm your mother."
I asked her what the Pyrenees had to say to that.
"He licked my face."
Sounds about right.
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February 11, 2012
FSU bounces back with 64-59 win over Miami
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The win snapped a five-game winning streak for the Hurricanes (15-8, 6-4 ACC) and improved the 15th-ranked Seminoles to 17-7 overall and 8-2 in the ACC for the first time since the 1992-93 season.
"We didn't manage the expectations and the our position (in the ACC) well in Boston," head coach Leonard Hamilton said. "I thought we bounced back today and hopefully we can be more consistent as we move through the rest of our season."
Bernard James. James scored 15 of his game-high 18 points in the second half.
He finished the game shooting 8-of-13 from the floor, had six rebounds, four blocked shots, and two steals.
"When he got the ball he was determined he was going to get the rim and finish," fellow senior Luke Loucks said of James. "That's what he did time and time and time again. It's tough to do that going against (Kenny) Kadji and (Reggie) Johnson, two very physical guys, but BJ was just kind of determined to get the ball and be strong and be aggressive. He played unbelievable in the second half and really kind of put us on his back and kind of carried us."
In the first half it was Michael Snaer who carried the load scoring 10 of his 12 points as FSU took a 28-26 lead.
From the start of the second half it was the James show as he scored the Seminoles' first six points.
At halftime Hamilton and his team made the adjustment to go back to James, something they had gotten away from towards the end of the first half. James also said he made an adjustment to stop trying to go through Johnson, and use his quickness to his advantage.
"Our guards did a lot better job getting me the ball when I was open," James said. "Just seeing me. We've kind of struggled with that in the past, me not being on the same page with them
I think we were just on the same page today and it worked out a lot better for our inside-out game."
Down the stretch FSU squandered a number of opportunities to put the Hurricanes away and Miami was able to cut the lead down to three points with just 31 seconds left in the game on a lay up from Kadji, who finished the game with a team-high 14 points.
Ian Miller was able to push the lead back out to 62-57 with a pair of free throws to give him 11 points coming off the bench. Miami answered with a three, but Okaro White was able to put the game way for good with two more free throws in the final seconds.
FSU returns to action on Thursday at home against Virginia Tech at 7 p.m. ET on ESPN 2. Hamilton knows that his team must expect another physical game like they had on Saturday against the Hurricanes.
"We've got to prepare ourselves for this type of game every night," he said. "We're at a point now where we're trying to maintain where we are and people are trying to move up the ladder. It becomes increasingly difficult. This is an adjustment that we have to make from being in the position that we're in knowing we're going to get everyone's best shot."
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Superman Returns - DVD
The best CGI action sequence of the year sees Superman rescue Lois from a burning passenger spaceship in a nod to Richard Donner's original, Spacey's darkly comic portrayal of Lex Luthor, some interesting Christ analogies
The earth-moving (literally) finale proves to be an expensive exercise in mind-numbing tedium, Bosworth is badly miscast as a ballsy journalist Lois Lane, Routh lacks comic timing as Clark Kent
Thirty years after Christopher Reeve first took to the air, a spanking new Brandon Routh inherits those famous Y fronts. Marlon Brando also returns from the grave – actually from the first movie's cutting room floor – for a few more seconds as Superman Senior.
The film picks up where Superman II left off with our hero missing for 5 years and his arch enemy Lex Luthor (Kevin Spacey) being released from prison.
Lois (Kate Bosworth), who evidently couldn't wait for her hero, has shacked up with a regular guy and produced a 5-year-old son.
Director Bryan Singer, straight from the X Men, revisits themes of isolation and alienation in this dark reworking of the Superman story, but somehow misses the excitement.
Brandon Routh is a young and strangely vulnerable superhero. He's impressively sensitive in his romantic scenes, but almost mesmerized by the job ahead of him in saving a world which has lost its innocence since the original film was made 30 years ago.
Those 30 years have seen a revolution in film technology too and the new movie has some magnificent special effects. Uncomfortably though, since the 1970s, we know much more of the real consequences of crashing jets and collapsing skyscrapers so when a series of ultra-realistic catastrophes unfold in the film, we wonder whether any mere superhero could really deal with all the inevitable consequences.
Kate Bosworth fails to ignite as Lois Lane. She is pretty but dull - what else would you expect from Orlando Bloom's girlfriend?
Kevin Spacey is plain nasty as Lex Luthor. He talks chillingly about "billions of deaths" whilst listening to what seems to be Classic FM. His entourage is decidedly ambiguous too, with a particularly languid young man among his silent henchmen whom he sizes up with mournful eyes. His sidekick, Kitty (Parker Posey) is in the wrong movie. She's straight out of Will and Grace.
No-one could accuse Warner Bros of short-changing us with over 3 hours of in-depth documentaries, but fans will no doubt be disappointed to see that there is no director's commentary from Bryan Singer in this otherwise excellent special features package.
In truth, there is too much good stuff on offer to mention but highlights include footage of Singer practicing his original pitch for studio executives, an excellent featurette on how Marlon Brando was recreated as Jor-El, and a raft of deleted scenes that lend further depth to the main characters.
Look out too for some secrets from the visual effects crew who engineered the scene where Superman is shot in the eye by a bank robber, and the entertaining "Joy of Lex: Menacing Superman" featurette.
Lovers of the genre expecting a fun family movie will be disappointed - Bryan Singer has taken our toys and broken them playing a game for grown ups.
Rating: 12
Starring: Kevin Spacey, Brandon Routh, Kate Bosworth
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Extras: 'Secret Origins And First Issues: Crystallizing Superman' featurette, 'The Crystal Method: Designing Superman' featurette, 'An Affinity for Beachfront Property: Shooting Superman - Superman on the Farm' featurette, 'An Affinity for Beachfront Property: Shooting Superman - Superman in the City' featurette, 'An Affinity for Beachfront Property: Shooting Superman - Superman In Peril' featurette, 'The Joy of Lex: Menacing Superman' featurette, 'He's Always Around: Wrapping Superman' featurette, 'Resurrecting Jor-El' featurette: a look behind the scenes at the 3D rendering of Marlon Brando's face for the "Fortress of Solitude" sequence
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Okay, thanks.
I don't really like Wiki because I don't feel it's an expert source, but I'll read it.
EDIT: That source doesn't really discuss the specific connection between the Masonic symbols in the building and the Nazis.edit on 5/28/2012 by disgustingfatbody because: EDITED FOR CONTENT
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You have to join a group for that? You can't learn it on your own through life experience?
I mean no disrespect to the Masons, but I don't understand the necessity of joining a Lodge to learn to be a decent human being.
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At least from my vantage point, the Masons are harmless. I became a member many years ago. I was near the lowest degree possible, but that, I think, doesn't really matter.
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Hey Hitler and the German occultists of his time were heavy readers of Alice Bailey and Helena Blavatzky as we all Lady Queenborough. They formed a secret society called the Thule Society which use magic (invoking in the circle, candles, incense, seances) and believed that the gentile race was the "evolutionary advancement" from all the other races.


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This is such a fun project. You can buy the solution and the rinse and the transfer paper at Walmart Stores in the crafts department or order it online from them.
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This is great idea and would love to make it. I do need to know where to purchase to bubble jet solution?
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I have been wanting to make a quilt with my family pictures and this helps me very much.
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I LOVE THE IDEA OF MAKING A quilt from photos, but where can the soulotion be bought?
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I want to know where I can purchess the bubble jet soulotion.at what kind of store.do anybody know?
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Nov. 1, tours are Wednesdays and Fridays at 9, 10 and 11 a.m. or Tuesdays and Thursdays 10 and 11 a.m.
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Windows 8 is ready to go for your computing experience but are you ready for Windows 8? Sure, you might have a laptop of AIO that can handle it. By Jiminy, you may even be heading down to the shops to buy a new machine specially for it but, either way, don't forget your Windows 8 accessories.
Obviously, there are more Windows 8 accessories to choose from than most humans have time to sift through, but we are superhuman here at Pocket-lint - so we've done it for you. Here are the best Windows 8 accessories, according to us.
Logitech Bluetooth Illuminated Keyboard K810 - £89.99
The Logitech Bluetooth Illuminated Keyboard K810 is optimised for the Windows 8 system and complete with shortcut keys. At the same time, it also works with Apple's iOS and Google's Android operating system and can pair with up to three devices simultaneously. The result is that users can seamlessly switch between devices.
As far as the Windows 8 side goes, the Windows key will switch you between Modern UI and the standard desktop. The backlight will come on only when the keyboard's sensor recognises that your hands are nearby, saving you battery power. The result is 10 days of Bluetooth connectivity in a single charge. Read more
Logitech Wireless Rechargeable Touchpad T650
As much as we didn't really want this to turn into the Logitech page, the giant peripherals company has rather cleaned up in the market. We love the look of HP's silver trackpad, shown off in the images for its HP all-in-one computers, but there are no details on how to get one for now.
So, instead, for those who want a giant pinching, zooming and swiping Windows 8 experience without even bothering to lift a finger to the screen, the Logitech Wireless Rechargeable Touchpad T650 really is the only way to go at the moment. Read more about it here.
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Microsoft Wedge Touch Mouse - £70
When you use Windows 8, a lack of a touch screen is a real bind. With the Wedge though, you get touch controls. As there's no scroll wheel, you can simply drag your finger down the middle to achieve the same result. It's brilliant.
Perhaps best of all though, you can also scroll horizontally with the mouse, something you'll do a lot of in Windows with its funky new interface. This worked really well too, and using Windows 8 we learnt to appreciate it very quickly. In fact, it's fair to say this mouse had at least something to do with our eventual conversion to the world of Windows 8. Read more about the Microsoft Wedge Mouse.
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Fellowes Deluxe Micro Fibre Cloth - £7.99
The big headline on Windows 8 is that touch screen interface that comes with the Modern UI. Like Windows Phone, you'll be able to swipe around the screen, open apps and even use the soft keyboard, if so inclined.
Of course, all that greasy fingering means your screen is going to get mucky, and fast - particularly if it's a communal machine of sorts. The cure? Pick up a good microfibre cloth, and one that looks to do the trick is the Fellowes Deluxe Mirco Fibre Cloth. You can buy one here for £7.99.
Xbox Music subscription - £8.99/month
Spotify will do just fine, but for full, seamless, Windows 8 music integration, you may as well jump right into the Microsoft ecosystem with both feet and sign up to Xbox Music. For £8.99 a month, you get access to 30 million-odd tracks and music to stream this way and that.
There's a free trial at launch to test it out and, if you really want to get the most out of all of this, you may as well grab an Xbox too if you don't already have one. Again, it's great for streaming bits betwixt laptop and home cinema set-up and there'll only be more crossovers to come as the platform matures. Read more about Xbox Music here.
Nokia Lumia 920 - pre-order
Yes, that's right, an entirely new mobile phone would make a superb accessory to Windows 8 - if it happens to be a Windows Phone phone, of course. It's not an essential but services such as SkyDrive, Outlook/Hotmail and your gaming integration are going to be slicker, more feature-packed, just more fun.
The current top of the line with the Windows Phone 8 version of the mobile OS is probably the Nokia Lumia 920 with its 4.5-inch screen and PureView series camera (whatever PureView means in real terms). We'd certainly not advise against the HTC 8X either. Take your pick. Nokia Lumia 920 hands-on | HTC 8X hands-on
Remote control
Windows Media Centre is going to come as a paid for add-on in Windows 8, meaning there might not necessarily be a massive need for a remote control. But if you're the type who likes to use your PC to watch movies, then it is a must.
There aren't yet any remote controls built specifically to control Windows 8, so a Windows 7 compatible option is all you have to choose from right now. The Philips Prestigo range is a good choice, because the remotes work with devices other than just Windows computers, including Macs. The Philips Prestigo SRT8215 can be picked up for £75 here.
The whole lot
Rather than picking up each piece individually, there is another option: the all-in-one complete with accessory route. Vizio has one of the nicest set-ups we've seen with a 24-inch and 27-inch option, which is available as both touch screen and non-touch screen. Sadly, it's probably only going to be available in America.
The computer includes a remote to control the Full HD LED display, a 2.1 speaker with SRS surround sound and a trackpad. It also looks rather like a MacBook, but in desktop form. HP also does something similar if you're looking to get a taste this side of the Pond with the Spectre One, although it lacks a remote and won't be available at Windows 8's launch.
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Even for the crappie angler who thinks he/she knows it all (a-hem), there are enough hints, tips, and reminders in Keith Sutton's "The Crappie Fishing Handbook" to make this worthy of any fisherman's library.
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These small businesses offer just some of the products I've purchased/tested this year. There are many other great gift options out there. Hopefully these suggestions will mean less time shopping and more time fishing.
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Ivan Eland on Greeces Credit Crisis
Recorded: Thursday, May 28, 2015
Senior Fellow Ivan Eland appears on Arise TV to talk about the Greek Governments credit deal with the International Monetary Fund. Eland says the last minute deal with Greeces creditors might prolong the inevitable, that Greece might fall into default on loans. Greece and the EU might be better off if they realize that Greeces economy is failing.
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Recorded: Sunday, October 26, 2014
Ivan Eland, Senior Fellow at the Independent Institute, appears on Fox & Friends to discuss his updated version of "Recarving Rushmore."
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The Local Government Byelaws (Wales) Bill seeks to simplify the procedures for the making and enforcement of local government byelaws.
The provisions contained within the Bill follow on from commitments made in "A Shared Responsibility" – the then Welsh Assembly Government's 2007 policy statement on local government.
The Bill removes the requirement for confirmation of the majority of byelaws by the Welsh Ministers, but authorities will be expected to consult locally on options for addressing issues before deciding to make a byelaw.
Confirmation is retained for certain potentially contentious byelaws, such as those relating to sites of special scientific interest and national parks.
The introduction of fixed penalty notices as an alternative form of enforcement to bringing proceedings in the Magistrates Courts is also a pivotal aspect of the Bill.
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"Byelaws, such as the control of activities on beaches and prevention of skateboarding near footways and highways, offer an ideal and appropriate form of enforcement to address the variety of local issues faced by local authorities and the communities for which they are responsible.
"By empowering local authorities to take full responsibility for their local laws and providing them with the option to make enforcement more effective, we will help them to improve the quality of their services to their communities."
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MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. - It's been a while since Virginia Tech has had a big win. Two years ago, the Hokies won at Virginia, then ranked No. 24 in the AP Poll.
Tonight, they finally got another one.
Using plenty of luck and better protection of the football, even in rain and swirling wind, Virginia Tech scored its biggest win of the season, 42-24 at Miami, No. 11 in the BCS rankings. And senior quarterback Logan Thomas became the Hokies' all-time leader in career touchdowns, with 49, throwing for 366 yards and two touchdowns in the process.
"You stay in this game long enough, they're gonna bounce against you some and they're gonna bounce for you some," coach Frank Beamer said. "A couple bounced for us tonight, that's for sure. But I thought it was great effort to get there. If you don't have great effort, it doesn't make any difference if the ball bounces our way or not."
But it didn't start out that way, as Miami got going quickly. Two plays, to be exact. Following a punt on Virginia Tech's opening drive, on the Hurricanes' second offensive play of the game, senior quarterback Stephen Morris hit freshman wide receiver Stacy Coley for an 81-yard touchdown pass. Coley was untouched, as a number of Hokies were blocked out of the play.
Virginia Tech was snuffed again on its ensuing drive, but caught a big break on a punt. Coley fumbled, as the ball was pushed out by punter A.J. Hughes and recovered by senior Tariq Edmunds at the Hokies' 45 yard-line.
"I feel like after that play, everything went in the right direction," Hughes said. "It was a big turning point."
With new life, Virginia Tech marched down the field, buoyed by a 24-yard pass to senior wide receiver D.J. Coles. Redshirt freshman running back Trey Edmunds then bounced outside and cut back inside at the goal line on a 10-yard run to tie the game at seven with 7:37 left in the first quarter.
The luck continued on the ensuing kickoff as Miami fumbled again. Derek Dinardo forced and recovered a fumble, putting the Hokies at midfield. Thanks in large part to an 18-yard run by Thomas, Virginia Tech got the lead on a two-yard touchdown run by Edmunds to put the Hokies up 14-7 with 5:12 left in the first quarter.
Break number three for Virginia Tech came with 13:30 left in the second quarter. Senior punter Pat O'Donnell's knee hit the ground at his own 17 yard-line. Edmunds then rushed 13 yards before running for a four-yard touchdown to give the Hokies a commanding 21-7 lead with 13:01 left before halftime.
But Virginia Tech didn't receive all of the luck. Miami senior wide receiver Allen Hurns hauled in a 27-yard pass against the sideline, that after review, was ruled a catch to the one yard-line. Two plays later, sophomore running back Dallas Crawford punched in a two-yard touchdown run with 8:30 left in the second quarter to cut the deficit to 21-14.
The Hokies though, retook the momentum on the following drive, which took nine plays and went 75 yards in 5:32. A week after a breakout game at Boston College, redshirt freshman Joshua Stanford did it again. On a 32-yard touchdown catch from Thomas, Stanford caught the ball in the middle of the field, cut right, left and down the sideline, evading tackles to give Virginia Tech a 28-14 advantage with 2:58 left before halftime.
With the touchdown, Thomas became the Hokies' all-time leader in career touchdowns. It was also the first in Stanford's career.
A bit of luck came back to Virginia Tech in the third quarter, as what looked like a possible touchdown catch by Miami was dropped. Instead, the Hurricanes settled for a 49-yard field goal by sophomore kicker Matt Goudis with 6:02 left in the third quarter to make the score 28-17.
Luck still was on the Hokies' side though. On the ensuing drive, junior wide receiver Willie Byrn made a catch on a crossing pattern, cut inside and was loose for a 48-yard catch. But Byrn had the ball punched out of his grasp at the two yard-line. Luckily, sophomore wide receiver Demitri Knowles was there to recover the ball in the end zone for a touchdown.
The Hurricanes were quick to respond though and in a big way. Just two plays into their ensuing drive, with 1:31 left in the third quarter, Morris found senior Allen Hurns for an 84-yard touchdown strike that cut the lead for Virginia Tech to 35-24.
Of course, that didn't mean the Hokies didn't have an answer. Edmunds found the end zone for a fourth time to cap a 10-play, 75-yard drive on a one-yard touchdown with 11:32 to play. That put Virginia Tech up 42-24 and made Edmunds the first Hokie with four touchdowns in a game since Ryan Williams rushed for four against Virginia in 2009. And it also gave the Hokies more than enough to finish out the game with the win.
"I think this one is most important," Thomas said. "Every win is a big win, but this one especially is satisfying for the way that we came out and played, came out and played our hearts out. We ran the ball effectively, threw the ball effectively. We came out with the mentality to dominate and we did so."
After dropping two in a row to Duke and Boston College, Virginia Tech is now squarely back in the hunt for the coastal division title and a spot in the ACC championship game. Of course, they'll need to win out and for the Blue Devils to falter in one of their three remaining games.
But with lady luck, you never know how a game will turn out.


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Villa Antonietta
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Villa / 3 bedrooms / sleeps 6 Home 96272
Availability Your dates are available
Villa / 3 bedrooms / sleeps 6
|Key Info
Villa Antonietta is located just 700m from Burriana Beach. Quiet and peaceful, yet only 1500m from the centre of Nerja with its delightful shops & the famous Balcon de Europa, the villa has easy access to all amenities, including the local market for bargain hunting, and many excellent restaurants for eating out.The villa benefits from its own private pool, with a shallow end perfect for the children. The hot tub jacuzzi is always very popular! Leading from the living room is a spacious covered terrace with comfortable sofa & chairs, also furnished with a table and chairs to enable you to dine al fresco. With one double and two twin bedroom, the villa is ideal for families, with plenty in the surrounding area to see and do during your stay.
|Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms
|3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 Shower rooms
|Nearest beach
|Burriana 700 m
|Will consider
|Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|700 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Malaga 65 km, Nearest railway: Malaga 65 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Jacuzzi or hot tub, Internet access, DVD player, Sea view
|Private outdoor pool (unheated)
|Air conditioning, CD player, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron
|Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|Double Beds (1), Single Beds (4), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 6
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Private outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ
|Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
|Further details indoors
The villa has a twin bedroom & shower room on the ground floor & a double & twin bedroom with family bathroom on the first floor. All the bedrooms have fitted wardrobes. The upstairs bedrooms have the benefit of a large balcony terrace with sea & mountain views.The villa is well equipped with Sat TV (LCD flat screen), DVD, Air conditioning with heating, FREE ADSL wifi internet connection.
|Further details outdoors
Villa Antonietta is set within a walled garden, with the private swimming pool & terraces facing south. The hot tub jacuzzi is to the side of the villa & there is a BBQ at your disposal. Terrace furniture includes a lounge suite, dining table & chairs plus sun loungers & umbrellas. Parking is close by.
|Further details
Villa Antonietta is privately owned & we are based in Nerja, on hand to answer any questions.
The Andalucia region
Nearby towns of Frigiliana & Torrox offer the experience of authentic Spanish whitewashed villages. The world famous Caves are located in Maro just 3 km east of Nerja. Baviera Golf Course is within 15 mins drive & the ski resort of the Sierra Nevada, Granada is just 2 hours drive. Ski & dine on the beach on the same day! Walking is very popular in the Sierra de Almijaras.
For those in search of retail therapy, there is a good selection of shops & boutiques in Nerja & large shopping centre at Velez Malaga. Malaga city offers excellent shops & restaurants together with a great insight in to the history of the area. The Cathedral & Bull Ring are well worth a visit.
When visiting this region for the first time, it doesn't take long to understand how it has come to be one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. The narrow strip of land sandwiched between the Mediterranean and the foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountain range which has come to be known as the Costa del Sol offers a wealth of geographical, historical and cultural attractions. Activities available locally include hiking, golf, tennis, fishing, horseback riding, wildlife sightseeing trips, all manner of watersports and even skiing in the mountains.
The great Arab cities of Granada, Sevilla, Cordoba and Malaga contain some of the finest examples of Moorish architecture in Europe and are all day-trips from Nerja. A few miles inland from Nerja, Frigiliana, one of dozens of whitewashed villages that pepper the foothills of the Almijaras, is a beautiful example of a humbler form of Moorish architecture, with its steep narrow streets only passable on foot or donkey.
In more recent times, Catholocism has been a dominant cultural influence in Spain and although the church's influence has decreased over the last 50 years, during Franco's repressive regime, the people used the religious festivals as an opportunity to gather in public in large numbers and party !! These traditions are still very strong today and all the locals come out and participate in the Fiestas. Some of Nerjas most enjoyable festival include Carnival in February, Semana Santa from Maundy Thursday to Easter Sunday, San Isidro Romerio around May 15th when all the people get dressed up and walk/dance to Maro, San Juan around 25th June when bonfires are lit on the beaches, everyone gathers and enjoys a barbecue before going into the water at midnight and in October there is a 6-day fair.
Day trips include Marbella with its famous Puerto Banus marina, and also Granada with its magnificent Alhambra Palace, as well as the classical city of Seville. Golf can also be enjoyed only 15 mins. drive away at Baviera Golf close to Caleta de Velez and also at Anoreta Golf at Rincon de la Victoria. The Water world is a must for all the family at Torre del Mar.
Nerja!! The jewel of the Costa del Sol. Probably the best climate in Europe!!
Nerja is a coastal town at the foot of the Almijara mountains with a long tradition of fishing and agriculture. The fishermen still pull their nets ashore on Burriana beach and fresh produce can still be bought from the doorways of local people's houses. The weekly market (Tuesdays) attracts many traders and shoppers from all over the region and the town centre has a vibrant, friendly atmosphere with many lovely shops and tapas bars & restaurants.
While Nerja bears no resemblance to the 'high-rise' holiday developments often associated with the Costa del Sol, it is a popular destination for North European and Spanish tourists and offers all the necessary ingredients for a fantastic holiday - good road link to airport (45 minutes), a huge choice of restaurants to suit every budget, bars, cafes, nightclubs, beautiful clean beaches and of course lots of sunshine.
A car is not necessary for a holiday in Nerja as everywhere in town is easily accessible by foot and there are good local bus, taxi and coach services
Nerja is a wonderful contrast between a sleepy fishing village with a fantastic lively atmosphere in the evenings ideal for families, couples and friends. Nerja has five wonderful sandy beaches offering sunbed & parasol hire, watersports, pedaloes, tapas bars and restaurants.
The famous Cuevas de Nerja and the picturesque Frigiliana are only a short distance away. Granada is now just over an hour's drive by car and there are several typical towns and villages within easy reach either in the Alpujarras mountains or closer along the lovely Costa Tropical which is still one of the most beautiful stretches of coast in Europe.
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25 Sep 2012
"Lovely relaxing oasis"
Just returned from the villa Antoinetta, and we had a fantastic time. We were looking for a relaxing getaway with fairly easy access to Nerja in the evenings and this villa fitted the bill very nicely. The obvious selling point is the outside space, really nice size pool with ample sunbathing space, and a table and chairs for eating a lazy lunch at. The real bonus here is another really comfy sofa and chairs next the pool in the shade, and of course the hottub. The villa itself is in good condition, though is looking a bit tired in the upstairs bathroom and the kitchen. We found the kitchen is an adequate size to prepare your lunch at, and has an excellent large fridgefreezer. Living and dining area very nice, though we spent very little time in them as it was beautiful outside. Bedrooms all a decent size with good built -in wardrobes for storage, the bed in the master bedroom was very comfortable, though it could really do with some new sheets. Excellent full length balcony upstairs which catches the sun late on. The villa is located about 10 minutes walk from Burriana beach, 15-20 to Nerja town. great going in to town or to the beach, but a bit of a slog up the hill from Burriana on the way back. We tended to walk into town in the evening and get a cab back for 7 euros.
25 Sep 2012
"Ideal for family holiday"
Nerja and the villa both were ideal for spending the holidays with family. eaceful neighborhood, sunny garden with nice pool. Short distance to Burriana beach and the center of the city - both quite easy to reach despite the hilly terrain :) Many thanks to Ian! We recommend the Villa Antonietta warmly!
9 Nov 2011
"Great location, shame about the kitchen"
Service from C&G immobiliaria was excellent and the check-in was faultless. This is a lovely Villa, TV service great (Slightly weather dependent), lovely neighbours, close to a good supermarket and well laid out. All of the amenities you would expect are there. The bedrooms are a bit smaller than we're used to, but OK. Great balcony with lovely views! The only drawback is the kitchen - strictly one person only or a guaranteed argument ensues! The Hot Tub is excellent, as is the pool. I'd go back to this villa again, no problems.
Glad you enjoyed your stay & thank you for your kind words. In my experience, regardless of the size of kitchen, more than one person results in arguments!! See you next time. Best Regards Ian Gillespie C&G Inmobiliaria
15 Aug 2011
"Excellent Villa"
Villa Antonietta is a well equipped and very comfortable villa. C&G were extremely helpful with a couple of teething problems on arrival, primarily the failure of the cold water pump. Their representative came out to help straight away. The pool at the Villa was a great way to cool down when the sunshine got too much whilst the Jacuzzi was a great way to relax. Inside the Villa was very clean and contained everything needed for a comfortable stay including the air conditioning which was greatly welcomed. The only thing missing from the villa was a safe or safety deposit box but the villa itself was secure and the area safe. The only word of warning is for those who don't hire a car...be prepared for a steep climb back if venturing to Burriana beach or walking back that way after an evening out. Our kids (11 and 13) coped well with the walk and some may say it provides a good way of walking off any extra calories after an evening meal but for anyone who isn't up for a good walk just beware. Overall we had a great fortnight at Villa Anonietta and would definitely recommed it as one of the best Villas we've stayed in. Ian at C&G was very helpful and we would definitely stay here again.
Many thanks for your kind words, much appreciated. Best Regards, Ian, C&G Estate Agents
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