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Rather than merely expressing feelings, it is better to present facts which neither people nor the courts can deny.
Some facts are:
Homosexuality has always been and always will be a perversion of human nature. If everybody were homosexual, the human race would disappear.
Regardless of resolutions, executive orders, laws or court decisions and even if 99 percent of people approved, homosexuality would still be a perversion of human nature. Men were not made for men, and women were not made for women.
These are facts of nature that cannot be changed.
We should love and care for homosexuals, but this should not include condoning, and thereby, promoting, more perversion for the frequently accompanying medical problems.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, HIV/AIDS was first recognized in the U.S. in the early 1980s among homosexuals, and rapidly spread among bisexuals and then to others through needles, drug use and prostitution. Today, there are more than 1 million people known to have HIV/AIDS in the U.S., with 50,000 more diagnosed each year. There could be many more cases because people do not get tested or keep their condition a secret, passing on HIV/AIDS to the surprise of their partners.
In 46 states with confidential name-based reporting in 2010, men who had sex with men (a CDC term) accounted for 78 percent of estimated HIV/AIDS diagnoses among males ages 13 years old and older, and 61 percent of all persons who tested positive that year.
There is no cure for HIV/AIDS. The drugs are extremely expensive, to say nothing of the great physical and emotional suffering that goes along with HIV/AIDS.
The CDC reported that by the end of 2009, 296,222 men had died of AIDS in the U.S.
No matter how often or loudly President Obama and others proclaim that same-sex marriage should be treated equally as marriage between a man and a woman — it just ain't so and never will be.
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We are now 8 days into the new year and it is the end of the first work week. Just when you thought all this talk about resolutions was over, here's another post about it. Gym attendance has already dropped off, but work is just getting started.
It's always a bit of a slog coming back from a holiday break, but now it's time to really get yourself energized for some great B2B marketing in 2016. With that in mind, here are some B2B social media marketing resolutions to meet those goals for the year. Oh, and remember that plan you made at the end of the year? It probably has a lot of good ideas in it. The trick is that you have to dig it back out of that drawer and follow it.
1. Establish measurable goals that everyone agrees to.
These are goals that other marketers are also trying to achieve. And yes, there are two parts to this one.
2. Use social media to generate engagement and grow your audience.
More followers is not a goal.
3. If you don't yet have a blog, start one.
This is the best way to get new customers and serve existing ones.
4. If you have a blog, post one more day a week.
If you are already posting every business day of the week, you can skip this one.
5. Think about social media in the context of lead generation.
It's what B2B marketers have always been responsible for.
6. Consider calls-to-action a required part of the process.
You can't drive traffic to landing pages without them.
7. Create a simple metrics dashboard that tracks progress towards your goals.
Excel is ok, but something that lives in a collaborative space is better.
8. Overcommunicate your plans and successes.
Good marketing should be shouted from the rooftops.
9. B2B marketing should be all about your customers.
Don't focus on your products or services.
10. Be positive, even in the face of adversity.
It's too easy to get down or be negative when things don't go your way. Be the shining example. Your co-workers will thank you.
Bonus: Eat better, exercise more, lose weight, spend more time with family and friends.
These will actually help you do your job better. Consider this your pep talk.
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Clearing the Air About the New Tunnel Beneath the Woodall Rodgers Deck Park
The Woodall Rodgers Deck Park is still a good year from opening; as you can see in the construction-cam screengrab of moments ago, there are still 64 concrete crossbeams in need of installation, and that won't happen till October. Crews will spend the summer waterproofing, and fireproofing, the deck. The Woodall Rodgers Deck Park Foundation says about 40 percent of that work's complete.
In the meantime, Chad Sour, who's handling PR for the park, answers a question many Friends of Unfair Park ask every time we bring up the deck park: How will they clear the air in the tunnel being created where once there was a canyon? "In October, workers will complete the installation of 32 jet fans that will be monitored and controlled by computers at all times to protect air quality," he says via email. I called for further clarification, and he said they'll be similar to what's in place in the Addison Airport Toll Tunnel.
"Because if there's a fire in the tunnel, they need to get smoke out of there fast, or if there's a carbon monoxide warning, they'll be triggered," he says. "Computers will constantly monitor the air quality, and if they need to clean the air, they'll turn on."
Meanwhile, Woodall Rodgers Deck Park Foundation President Linda Owen says, in a release, that come fall it'll start to look like a park, swear: "Soon we'll see the arrival of trees and plants, lawns and trellis, and it will be unmistakably clear what a transformational space our community has created." I left her a message for more precise time lines. But, in short: Patience, people.
Update at 1:16 p.m.: Says Owen, "'Soon' is a relative term when you've been working on this as long as I have." She laughs. But she says "we'll start seeing trees along the edges of the park this fall. We'll wait for the weather to improve, but I hope by October, November we'll see some trees installations across the edges. Pretty soon, and on the west end. But we're not quite there yet." And the reason they haven't installed the rest of the beams: They're still lighting up the tunnel, in addition to installing the fans.
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A new report from LifeWay Research reveals that many churchgoers are not open or transparent about their faith.
The Nashville-based research organization's survey identifies being "unashamed" as one of eight attributes of discipleship that are consistent marks of maturing believers.
"There are two elements to this discipleship attribute: being unashamed of Jesus Christ around nonbelievers and showing transparency among other Christians," said Scott McConnell, director of LifeWay Research, in an article about the study. "This transparency is seen when a mature disciple is open to spiritual accountability and willing to share about challenges with other believers." more >>
When it comes to good parenting, Americans rank "loving" as a top characteristic. Being a "committed Christian," meanwhile, is a much less desired trait, according to a new poll by LifeWay Research.
The online poll, which surveyed 1,054 adult Americans on March 25, 2013 and provides 95 percent confidence that the sampling error does not exceed +3.1 percent, separated the results on the qualities needed for fathers and the qualities needed for mothers, as determined by the voters.
For mothers, 85 percent of respondents said that it was mandatory that they be "loving." "Supporting, " "protecting," "encouraging" and "understanding" made up the other top five choices, in that order. Fewer people chose "committed Christian" (26 percent) as a mandatory trait for good parenting than "religious" (35 percent). more >>
Pastor Rick Warren cancelled plans to be a part of a live webcast interview discussing the subject of grief after his son's suicide with LifeWay Research President Ed Stetzer during a major church planting conference in Orlando on Tuesday.
Warren made the cancellation announcement via Twitter: "#Exponential13 Sorry I'm unable to have my heart-to-heart with you pastors I love today but the media heard so I pulled out."
Warren, who has not made a public appearance since his son's death on April 5, was scheduled to be interviewed by Stetzer on his webshow, "The Exchange," hosted at the Exponential 2013 conference on Tuesday, The Christian Post learned from LifeWay Research Monday. more >>
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Pastor Rick Warren, originally scheduled to lead two Bible studies at a major church planting conference in Orlando this week, is instead scheduled to talk about his 27-year-old son's suicide during a live webcast hosted at the event Tuesday.
Warren, who has not made a public appearance since his son's death on April 5, will be interviewed by LifeWay Research President Ed Stetzer on his webshow, "The Exchange." Stetzer will be doing the show at the Exponential 2013 conference and Warren will be speaking from another location. The interview session will be available on the Internet. more >>
While the Easter holiday traditionally has brought the biggest boost in attendance for many U.S. churches, a new survey from LifeWay Research has found that one in five Americans are unsure if they will even find themselves in a pew this year come Resurrection Sunday – and many Christians are among that number.
Easter, which reportedly leads Christmas and Mother's Day in drawing big numbers to church, is arguably the most important Christian holiday, as it marks the resurrection of Jesus Christ three days after his death by crucifixion, as described in the New Testament of the Bible.
However, LifeWay indicated that among the sample of 1,060 adult Americans surveyed who identified themselves as Christians, only 58 percent of Protestants and 57 percent of Catholics said they planned on attending Easter services. The research group found that 45 percent of nondenominational Christians said the same. more >>
A majority of Americans view same-sex marriage as a civil rights issue, according to a new poll by LifeWay Research. Most also believe its legalization in the United States is inevitable.
The findings showed that 58 percent of respondents believe that homosexuality is a civil rights issue like age, race and gender, while 29 percent disagreed with that statement. Sixty-four percent believe same-sex marriage will inevitably become legalized throughout the U.S., while 24 percent disagreed.
"Clearly, Americans believe the prerogative exists for individuals such as clergy or photographers to deny services for same-sex marriage," said Ed Stetzer, president of LifeWay Research. "However, the level of agreement changes with scenarios that could be interpreted as more basic rights such as housing and employment." more >>


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See, the whole quest can get bugged and not work just because of a dialog bug, but you can get around that. The way I did it which was quite easy used OBMM (Oblivion Mod Manager) which requires Oblivion be installed. You'd go to the Skyrim's Data folder and right click Skyrim - VoicesExtra and click to open it, it should automatically use OBMM, just click yes to open it anyways and then extract it to the same data folder.
If done correctly then it will create a new sound folder in your data folder with the dialog needed and you won't get that bug ever again, and you don't even have to wait for a patch.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.—Virginia softball head coach Eileen Schmidt announced Monday (Dec. 3) the Cavaliers' 2013 schedule, which will feature 11 participants from the 2012 NCAA Tournament squads.
Virginia returns eight starters and 13 letterwinners from a squad that went 26-25 (8-13 ACC) in Schmidt's fifth season at the helm of her alma mater.
The Cavaliers begin the 2013 campaign with a tournament at Campbell University (Feb. 8-9), facing the host Camels, Robert Morris, St. Bonaventure and George Washington.
The following two weekends, UVa will see elite competition in a tournaments at LSU (Feb. 15-17) and Palm Springs, Calif., (Feb. 21-23). Over the two weekends, the Cavaliers will face Women's College World Series squads LSU (twice) and Oregon, a Super Regional team in Washington and three more NCAA sides (North Dakota State, San Diego State and Stanford).
"They are tough back-to-back weekends," Schmidt said. "One, they are not close by, but we get used to that kind of travel early in the season. Two, LSU was in the World Series and Palm Springs is the premier tournament in the country, so we are not playing anyone who is weak."
After the trip out west, the Cavaliers will compete in a five-game tournament at Winthrop (March 1-3), featuring Furman, Hartford, UNC Greensboro, Rhode Island and the host Eagles.
"With LSU, Palm Springs and Winthrop all in a row, it will be an RPI booster for us and a lot of great competition," Schmidt said.
After a midweek doubleheader against Seton Hall on March 6, UVa opens up Atlantic Coast Conference competition at home against Georgia Tech (March 9-10).
"It will be in an interesting year in the ACC because everyone is getting better," Schmidt said. "Everyone was young last year, so it will be interesting to see how the young teams develop. The key for us is to stay healthy, especially in the circle. That battle with Georgia Tech is always a great series and it's pretty cool that we open with them."
Virginia hosts James Madison and Longwood for doubleheaders on March 13 and 14 before its first road series at Maryland on March 23-24. Boston College travels to Charlottesville (March 29-30).
A trip to Chapel Hill, N.C., (April 6-7) to face North Carolina follows a mid-week away game at George Mason on April 3. The Cavaliers host Delaware State on April 10 before heading south to play at Florida State April 14-15.
Two ACC home weekends against NC State (April 20-21) and Virginia Tech (April 27-28) sandwich the Cavaliers final road game of the regular season at Liberty on April 24.
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Angelo Gilardino
Angelo Gilardino (born 16 November 1941 in Vercelli) is an Italian composer, guitarist and musicologist.
During his concert career, from 1958 to 1981, he premiered hundreds of new works for the guitar. He taught at the Liceo Musicale G. B. Viotti in Vercelli from 1965 to 1981, and held a professorship at the Antonio Vivaldi Conservatory in Alessandria from 1981 to 2004. The Conservatory awarded him the Marengo Music Prize in 1998.
Gilardino has composed much music for solo guitar, as well as chamber music and concertos. His solo works include five volumes of Studi di virtuosità e di trascendenza (1981-1988), two numbered sonatas (1985, 1986) as well as several titled sonatas and sonatinas, two sets of variations (1989, 1991), and Ikonostas for a guitar tuned in G (2004).
The Studi di virtuosità e di trascendenza represent one of the most significant contributions to the guitar repertoire in the 20th century. The title places the collection in the tradition of the Transcendental Etudes by Franz Liszt. Numbers 1 through 48 have dedications that play an important role in identifying influences and traditions that are important to the composer, and help provide a context in which to interpret the individual etudes. These have been recorded by the guitarist Cristiano Porqueddu for Brilliant Classics.
He has also written four works for guitar with guitar orchestra, seven concertos for guitar, some in combination with other instruments (including mandolin and accordion), and several duets (for guitar with bassoon, cello, violin and vibraphone).
From 1967 to 2006, Gilardino supervised the publication of hundreds of new guitar works by Edizioni Musicali Bèrben. He has also discovered the Variazioni by Ottorino Respighi and several works written for the guitarist Andrés Segovia by Cyril Scott, Pierre de Bréville, Lennox Berkeley and many others. He was artistic director of the Andrés Segovia Foundation of Linares from 1997 to 2005.
In 2009 the Guitar Foundation of America conferred upon him the prestigious Artistic Achievement Award which is reserved for performers, composers, pedagogues, and scholars who have made monumental contributions to the development of the art and life of the classical guitar.
- "I am not a good interpreter of my own music - I never played it and I avoid giving lessons with my music on the stand. " - rec.music.classical.guitar (Jan 23 2003)
- "I have no connection with my pieces, except when I am composing them. Since then, especially when published, they belong to everybody, and I am no longer especially fond of a piece or of another. I feel insignificant and unimportant in respect of the music I write. I have to add - to be quite honest - that when teaching I do not like to deal with my own music. [...] when it happens I have to teach a piece of my own, I feel rather uncertain about what to say." - Interview with Angelo Gilardino
- "Actually, since 1981 to March of this year I was active as a professor in a conservatory and - even without giving concerts - I followed learning a lot about guitar, due mainly to the excellence of students who have cooperated with me. But, I confirm, you are right, I am no technician at all - my work with players has developed in the area of interpretation. I have taught people who could play much better than I did even when I was a concert player." rec.music.classical.guitar (Aug 31 2004)
List of works[edit]
Solo guitar[edit]
- Canzone Notturna (1968)
- Estrellas para Estarellas (1970)
- Abreuana (1971)
- Araucaria (1971)
- Appaloosa (1972)
- Luceat (1972)
- Trepidazioni per Thebit (1972)
- Ocram (1973)
- Tenebrae factae sunt (1973)
- Studi di virtuosità e di trascendenza (1981-1988)
- Sonata No. 1 (Omaggio ad Antonio Fontanesi) (1985)
- Sonata No. 2 (Hivern florit) (1986)
- Variazioni sulla Follìa (1989)
- Musica per l'angelo della Melancholìa (1991)
- Variazioni sulla Fortuna (Nell'antologia Fortune 1993) (1991)
- Winterzeit after Robert Schumann (2000)
- Colloquio con Andrés Segovia (2002)
- Sonatine des fleurs et des oiseaux (2002)
- Tríptico de las visiones (2002)
- Catskill Pond (2003)
- La casa del faro (2003)
- Sonata Mediterranea (2004)
- Sonata del Guadalquivir (2004)
- Annunciazione (Omaggio al Beato Angelico) (2004)
- Ikonostas (Omaggio a Pavel Florenskij) (2004)
- Memory of Antinous (Omaggio a Marguerite Yourcenar) (2004)
- A Quiet Song - To the Memory of John W. Duarte (2005)
- Cantico di Gubbio (2007)
- Sonata di Lagonegro (2008)
- Winter Tales (2008; for Russian 7-string guitar)
- Sette Preludi (2012)
Guitar and guitar ensemble[edit]
- Concerto d'estate for guitar and guitar quartet (1992)
- Concierto de Córdoba for guitar and guitar quartet (1993)
- Poema d'inverno for guitar and guitar duo (1994)
- Concerto d'autunno for guitar and small guitar orchestra (1994-1995)
- Feste lontane for four guitars (2007)
- Sonetti giuliani for four guitars (2008)
Guitar and orchestra[edit]
- Leçons de Ténèbres - concerto for guitar and chamber orchestra (1996)
- Fiori di novembre - concerto for mandolin, guitar and chamber orchestra (1997)
- Concerto Italiano for four guitars and orchestra (1998)
- La casa delle ombre - concerto for flute, guitar and strings (1999)
- Liederkonzert for two guitars and chamber orchestra (2000)
- En las tierras altas - concerto for accordion, guitar and strings (2001)
- Star of the Morning for guitar, cello and orchestra (2004)
- Concerto-Serenata for bass clarinet, guitar and strings (2006)
- Concerto di Novgorod for Russian seven-string guitar and orchestra (2006)
- Concerto di Oliena for guitar and orchestra (2007)
Chamber music[edit]
- Preghiere per gli innocenti for voice and guitar (1997)
- Canzoni dimenticate (1999)
- Sonatina-Lied No. 1 for bassoon and guitar (1999)
- Sonatina-Lied No. 2 for violin and guitar (2000)
- Fantasia concertante sul Gran Solo op. 14 di Sor for violin, viola, cello and guitar (2000)
- Retrato de Andrés Segovia for string orchestra (2001)
- Sonata Romantica (Homage to Franz Schubert) for cello and guitar: an elaboration of the piece of the same name by Manuel M. Ponce for solo guitar (2002)
- Retrato de Francisco Tárrega for chamber orchestra with guitar (2004)
- Partita for vibraphone and guitar (2005)
- Sonatina-Lied No. 3 for flute and guitar (2005)
- Iberia (da Albéniz e Tárrega) for flute, viola and guitar (2006)
- Sonatina-Lied No. 4 for mandolin and guitar (2006)
- Quartetto "I castelli d'acqua" for two mandolins, mandola and guitar (2006)
- Sonatina-Lied No. 5 for oboe and guitar (2006)
- Quintetto di Lucedio for guitar and string quartet (2008)
- Trio - Fiori del deserto for flute, viola and guitar (2009)
Complete discography[edit]
Gilardino as performer[edit]
- Series of Contemporary Guitar Music - Angelo Gilardino plays Haug, Wissmer, Duarte, Tansman, Berkeley
- La Chitarra Nel Secolo XX - Vol. I, Compositori Italiani (Rosetta, Chailly, Maghini, Bettinelli, Mosso)
Gilardino's compositions played by others[edit]
LUIGI ATTADEMO - plays "Variazioni sulla Follìa" CD "Folías" Guitart Collection Guit 2026 www.luigiattademo.it
GIANLUCA BARBERO plays "Studio n. 6 – Soledad - Omaggio a Francisco Goya" "Studio n. 47 – Le rose sulla neve – In memoriam Eso Peluzzi" Map – Lr Cd 116
LUIGI BISCALDI and QUARTETTO DI ASTI plays "Concerto d'estate" per chitarra sola e quartetto di chitarre "Concierto de Córdoba" para guitarra solista y cuarteto de guitarras BERCD 833-2 Bèrben
PIERO BONAGURI esegue "Colloquio con Andrés Segovia" "Pocci 2004" Guitar Reference VP Music Media
Chitarrista MICHAEL BRACKEN plays "Sonata n. 2 – Hivern Florit" "Good News" Atma Disques
TRIO CITHAROEDIA plays "Poema d'inverno" per tre chitarre "Ferenc Farkas, Angelo Gilardino Complete works for Guitar Trio" NIC 1051 - Guitart Collection
ANGELO COLONE plays "Studio n. 18 – Omaggio a de Falla" "Sintesi" Map – Lr Cd 087
ANGELO COLONE esegue plays "Tema con variazioni (Omaggio a Fernando Sor)" "Già la pioggia è con noi (Omaggio a Salvatore Quasimodo)" "Sacrificio" (Omaggio ad Agustin Barrios Mangoré) "Concerto per chitarra e orchestra da camera – Leçons de Ténèbres" "Jondo (Omaggio a Joaquin Turina) "Soledad (Omaggio a Francisco Goya) "Paesaggio lucano (Omaggio al pittore Mauro Masi)" CD "Angelo Angelo" www.angelocolone.it
MARCO DE SANTI plays "Quattro Studi di virtuosità e di trascendenza" "Ocram" EMI I.071
WILLIAM FEASLEY plays "Soledad (Omaggio a Francisco Goya)" "Echoes of Goya" SONORA SO22587CD
FABIO FEDERICO plays "Elegia di marzo" "Mediterranea" "Alleluia" "El rosario" "Jondo" CD "Estudios" Etnoworld Classical www.fabiofederico.com
REZA GANJAVI plays "Canzoni Dimenticate" per varie formazioni a duo con chitarra CD "In Friendship"
TILMAN HOPPSTOCK plays "Etude n. 3" CD "The 20th Century Guitar" Signum SigX90-00
LUIGI GIFFI plays "Elegia di marzo" "Sacrificio" "Quattuor in Musica"
MARTHA MASTERS plays "Colloquio con Andrés Segovia" CD "Viaggio in Italia" GSP1031CD
LUCIO MATARAZZO plays "Quattro Studi di virtuosità e di trascendenza" CD "LM & friends" CD GUITART COLLECTION
ALBERTO MESIRCA plays "Annunciazione – Omaggio al Beato Angelico" "Ikonostas – Omaggio a Pavel Florenskij "Ikonostas" Map – Lr Cd 112
MICHAEL PARTINGTON plays "Studio n. 12 (Omaggio a Prokofiev)" "20th Century Guitar" Roserecord Rose 1004CD
CRISTIANO PORQUEDDU plays "Sonata n. 2 - Hivern Florit" "Embarquement pour Cithère" "Omaggio a Sergej Prokof'ev" "Les arbres rouges" Seicorde 188IT www.cristianoporqueddu.com
CRISTIANO PORQUEDDU plays "Studies 1-12" CD Trascendentia Vol.I Seicorde 188IT www.trascendentia.com
CRISTIANO PORQUEDDU plays "Studies 13-24" Trascendentia Vol.II Seicorde 188IT www.trascendentia.com
CRISTIANO PORQUEDDU plays "Studies 25-36" Trascendentia Vol.III Seicorde 188IT www.trascendentia.com
CRISTIANO PORQUEDDU plays "Studies 37-48" Trascendentia Vol IV Seicorde SNR019 www.trascendentia.com
CRISTIANO PORQUEDDU plays "Studies 49-60" Trascendentia Vol V www.trascendentia.com
MARCELLO RIVELLI plays "Sonata n. 2 - Hivern Florit" Guitart Collection Guit 2030
GIANLUCA SABBADIN plays "Studio n. 47 – Le rose sulla neve" "Studio n, 18 – El rosario" "Studio n. 4 – Elegia di marzo" CD "Recital per chitarra sola"
GIULIO TAMPALINI plays "Works for Guitar 2002-2004" www.giuliotampalini.it
- Annala, Hannu and Mätlik, Heiki, "Gilardino, Angelo", Handbook of Guitar and Lute Composers, Mel Bay Publications, 2008, p. 77. ISBN 0-7866-5844-4
- Colonna, Maurizio, "Gilardino, Angelo" in Chitarristi-compositori del XX secolo: le idee e le loro conseguenze, F. Muzzio, 1990, p. 315. ISBN 88-7021-537-7
- Guitar Foundation of America, Artistic Achievement Award (2009): Angelo Gilardino
External links[edit]
- Angelo Gilardino Website Angelo Gilardino official website
- AG Blog Angelo Gilardino official blog
- Interview (by Isolde Schaupp)
- LP recordings / Liner Notes (Oviatt Library Digital Collections - restricted access)
- 1941 births
- 20th-century classical composers
- 21st-century classical composers
- Composers for the classical guitar
- Italian classical composers
- Italian classical guitarists
- Male guitarists
- Italian male classical composers
- Italian musicologists
- Living people
- People from Vercelli
- 20th-century Italian musicians
- 20th-century guitarists
- 21st-century guitarists


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In this tutorial were going to look at editing text that you've already created. And first thing I should mention is if your following around with this exercise file, you'll probably get a warning that you don't have this font or something to that effect. And it's fine you can just create your own text if, if it's not working for you. The point is that I have text here, and this is just point text, and then this is text box text so if I double-click this, the power is within you text, you can see what's going on here, and actually this is what I want to do. If I double-clicked the thumbnail here, the little t icon, so it selected all of my text.
And now, let's talk about some more editing things that we can do with our texts. The first thing I want to do is change the alignment right now it's all left aligned and want I want to do is center align this. So up at the top in the Options bar, I'm going to click this button here to center this, that's exactly what I was looking for and we can further adjust our text by clicking this button which opens the Character and Paragraph panels. The Paragraph panel, I don't use it that often but if you have a bunch of text like paragraphs of text and you want to adjust those you can go to the Paragraph panel.
If you want more alignment options If you wanted to justify the lines for example, then you can choose these in the Paragraph panel, most of the time I'm adjusting the Character panel. And with the Character panel we can adjust some basic things, like we could up in the options bar, we can adjust the text and things like that. But we can also adjust what's called the lettings and that's the space in between each line of text. By default it says the auto but we might want to change this to something different. And again I could click on this icon right here and scrub to adjust the lines of space in between each line of text there.
And I could also adjust the tracking which adjusts the space inbetween all the letters on the line, I could also adjust the kerning. This is a little bit more advanced but this basically adjust the space between two characters. See for example the space between the v and the a, it kind of sticks out a little bit just because of the natural shape of the v and the a. So if I wanted to I could click in between the v and the a, and then adjust the metrics for kerning, for example.
Just of those two characters, just a little bit. It's very subtle, so again if you're not really into typography, that might not be of much value to you, but there it is and there is also a vertical rescaling of the text so I can squash it if I wanted to do that. Actually I'm going to undo that with Cmd + Z or CTRL + Z on the PC or we could horizontally stretch it as well. There's also a few different type styles so we could add like a fake bold effect or fake italics or all caps if we want to.
Just going to go ahead and close that for now by clicking the little collapse arrows. Another thing we can do is just click and drag just like we would in Microsoft Word, or any other text editing program to select individual characters or in this case an entire word separately. And then when we make any changes, it's only going to affect what is selected. So I'm going to go to my color swatch, and click the Eyedropper tool on innovate to choose the same blue, and then we are basically recalling, I'll just go ahead and accept that text, we are recalling this blue innovate with this blue innovate.
So that's crafty apparently. I don't know. People do that sometimes. (LAUGH) So if you want to do an effect like that, that's how you do it. Now let me show you something else here that's really importnat. I'm going to go back to my Type tool, which again, the keyboard shortcut for that is the letter T. But notice the icon. I can have little arrow with a text curser and a little box around it. This icon indicates that I'm going to create new text. So if I were to click right here, I would be creating new text. Now watch what happens when my curser moves towards existing text, it changes. The little arrow and the little marqe go away.
So this icon means I'm going to created new text. This icon means that I'm going to adjust text that I've already created. So, if I were to click here with the Type tool, it would open up that text area that it was over, and edit that. I'll just hit Esc here. Same thing with "innovate." If I put my cursor in between these, if I click here. Right there I'm going to be making new text, but go up just a little bit and I click and I"m going to be adjusting this innovate text. So, go ahead and escape out of that as well.
So just be careful because that could drive you mad if you want to adjust text or create new text and it's giving you the opposite results of what you're expecting that is why. So, one of the things that I want to do is double-click the thumbnail for innovate to select all this text, and I want to give you a couple of other little teasers of things that you can do with text to adjust it. And both of these little tips are beyond the scope of this course and espesially this movie. I just want you to be aware that you can, kind of play around with them a little bit.
So I'm going to click here. This is the warp text icon, it's a little t with a little hill underneath, it looks like. So I click this and by default, the style is set to None and I'm going to change this to Arc, for example and this allows us to arc our text. Now, for a smaller document like this, these changes initially seem ridiculously overdone but PhotoShop is just kind of, basically trying to show you an extreme so you could tell what it's doing. I'll take this bend down to something a little bit more palatable like 15 or so. Now you could see that we have a nice little arc there. We could also add some horizontal distortion to this if we're making something kind of comic booky, we could also add some vertical distortion, go the opposite direction there.
But this is basically just to kind of play with your text, give it a little bit more life. I could bend the other way if I want to, and I could change the style from arc to something like flag. And so you can see that the shape of the box here, that it kind of waves this text and if we had a paragraph here it would be even more obvious what's happening. We could do a fish eye, so anyways a lot of different types of adjustments here. I'm just going to go ahead and cancel that but just be aware that that is there.
Another thing we can do and this only works if you have the extended version of Photoshop. So there are two versions, there's the regular version of Photoshop, Photoshop extended. And if you have extended then you have access to 3D features. So I can click this little 3D button here, and wait for it, and now we have three dimensional text. That's what all this, you know, garbage is. It might ask you if you want so switch work spaces, you can just go ahead and say OK to that. As I move this around you see that we now have three dimensional text. I could click this icon for the light, and then click this to move the light around, you see what it's doing to my text here and I can go back and forth between moving my light.
Just click on that to get rid of it and then moving my text again. Go back to my Layers panel, and click anywhere in this blank area to deselect that layer, and now we can see our text is three dimensional, and it doesn't look that good, actually. Let me zoom in here using a spacebar and Cmd, or spacebar and CTRL on the PC and is actually 200%, 100%. Okay, so you can see that the regular text looks fine, but the 3D text looks terrible, this is because that needs to be rendered.
So if you go to the 3D menu, actually I need to select the 3D layer, and then go to the 3D menu at the top and then choose render, then it will take a few minutes, but then it will smooth out that text and look better for you. So there's a lot of power here in 3D again, we could spend hours talking about the 3D capabilities in Photoshop, they're pretty impressive. But just a couple ideas to be aware of warping and adding three dimensions. So when you're editing text whether it's paragraphs of text, or whether you're trying to create different colors for a special effect or whether you're trying to do something much bigger and more stylized with warping or with 3D, Photoshop has great tools for that.
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"Angry Black Jesus," Gregory GOrDon is in the news again. This time for his fundamental questioning of what actual day it is. Is it Superbowl Sunday or Saturday. To keep his mind off of the matter he has dived head long into his Dvorak mission.
"I admit that I may be simply confused, but I don't know why this should even be a problem" States GOrDon. "The days of the week are sacred, No matter what language, what culture, what religion, the days of the week have never been an issue." he continues. "I hope I get this straightened out in my mind real soon. It is driving me insane."
In order to keep his mind off of the problem GOrDon has begun to focus on his main mission which is to see to it that the world adopts the Dvorak keyboard and he has filed an appeal with OSHA for denying his complaint about the Qwerty keyboard being a health hazard. He has adopted the mission of his club house Fountain House which is that the best way to keep your mental health issues frorm being a problem is to keep yourself busy with work. The Fountain House model of mental health recovery has been adopted by the United Nations as the recommended treatment.
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Dear, Mr Vivas,
This letter is a letter of appeal about your denying to look into my complaint to OSHA concerning the number one occupational health hazard in America at this point in time; The Qwerty Keyboard. In my dealing with your office it was suggested that I find a complainant who has suffered injury from using the Qwerty Keyboard. I have done so.
This is not a new complaint but rather further information needed to act on my original complaint. E Complaint number 479242. OSHA Seven number: 207 787 490 For ease of reference I have cut and pasted the body of the original complaint below, followed by the contact information of the person who is representing the injured parties.
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As an ordained clergy member of The Church of Spiritual Humanism, I, Gregory GOrDon do hereby submit this complaint on behalf of all workers who may or may not believe in me as The Second Coming of Jesus Christ but must use a QWERTY keyboard to type on their computers both at their jobs and at home...
Lack of knowledge of/or permission to use the Dvorak keyboard which can eliminate their suffering from Repetitive Strain Injuries such as Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is to blame. •
How many employees work at the site and how many are exposed to the hazard? • Answer: As of the year 2000 it was estimated that between 45 million and 75 million members of the United States workforce held jobs that required exposure to and intensive use of the QWERTY keyboard. •
How and when are workers exposed? • Answer: Every time they touch type on a Qwerty keyboard they are exposed to needless finger travel that is the cause of Repetitive Stress Injury on Computer Keyboards. In a year of eight hour days of typing on a Qwerty Keyboard a worker's finger's will be forced to travel back and forth between rows more than 5,840 miles, if they were using a Dvorak Keyboard that figure would be less than 275 miles. •
What work is performed in the unsafe or unhealthful area? • Answer: Typing data entry and computer coding along with general office work. • What type of equipment is used? • Answer: Computers. •
Is it in good condition? • Answer: Regardless of the condition of the keyboard the worker will be exposed to needless and excessive finger travel. •
Have employees been informed or trained regarding hazardous conditions? • Answer: For the most part very few people know that they have an option to use the Dvorak keyboard. •
How often and for how long do employees work at the task that leads to their exposure? • Answer: Daily if their job requires keyboard data entry. • How long (to your knowledge) has the condition existed? • Answer: Since the early 1920's •
Have any attempts been made to correct the problem? • Answer: The problem has been totally corrected if and only if you choose to learn and type on a Dvorak or Maltron keyboard •
Has anyone been injured or made ill as a result of this problem? • Answer: People are accumulating stress that adds to their likelihood of developing a Repetitive Strain Injury on a daily basis. Over 200,000 surgeries for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome are performed every year most of them needless if the cause was their computer use.
"I hope that I, we, can get this day thing straightened out" concludes GOrDon "As you can see I have a lot better things to do than worry about what day it is."
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Huyck's truck was stopped on the road just west of Route 215 when it was struck from behind by a westbound car driven by a 22-year-old West Springfield man, police said.
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Interesting. Four paragraphs, with only the short first one giving any hint of the sound of the headphone (it really doesn't even do this to a level where anyone could grasp any practical information from). It reads similarly to the plethora of voodoo nonsense encountered in cable ads.
Edited by Mambosenior - 5/28/13 at 12:30pm
Interesting. Four paragraphs, with only the short first one giving any hint of the sound of the headphone (it really doesn't even do this to a level where anyone could grasp any practical information from). It reads similarly to the plethora of voodoo nonsense encountered in cable ads.
Welcome to what many people call a teaser...
I wonder if it is going to be just as outrageously priced as the Ed.10
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Around 1200€.
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For me it sounds promising. They listened to their fans (us) to provide a perfect open headphone. The same promise is fulfilled already by the Signatures for closed cans. I am sure the likes of AnakChan will have a review out soon.
That's relatively reasonable. I might have to check this out if some initial positive impressions start flowing in.
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It's a shame they didn't listen to their critics.
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When it gets back to Tokyo & back in the showroom, I should be able to pop by for a listen.
...and hear them well broken in.
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i left the hifi shop with a hd 800, i would not have paid even 100 whatever currency for the ed10.
Last year i spent half an our at the high end munich to listen to ed8, sig pro an ed10. While ed8 and sig pro sounded ok but no wow effect the ed10 for me was as bad sounding as before.
I left the high end with a new t5p.
This year i listened to the ed12 at the high end munich and was even more dissapointed. Stopped listening after some minutes.
I went home with my new final audio piano forte viii.
May be next year i will listen to the new ed14 and go home with an agk k6006.
Usually when you listen to a new headphone, you get an initial impression about the sound, also with the ed8 or sig pro that was possible to get an impression of the general tonality, soundstage, bass .. but with the ed10 and now the ed12 the only impression for me was and is that this sound has nothing to do with sound and how the f*** ( sorry for that word not written completely) can any manufacturer release such a product.
What i don't like is that ultrasone difference between theory and reality, sound description vs listening experience, unproven theories vs sonic result, and the neverending ultrasone headphones argument that the headphone is excellent but my unability to get used to their whatever logic plus prevents me from accepting that they sound excellent.
By the way, i love headphones and listening to music with hedphones starting nearly 30 years ago with stax sr lambda, srm-1 and nakamichi dragon with dual highcom ii, but have never heard something like the ed10 and ed12 in a bad way.
I really want want want an ultrasone ed whatever with the build of the ed10, the quality, the look, the materials, comfortable, light, ... but
If you call ultrasone for information, contact them via email etc, they are fast responding, friendly, helpfull, really nice guys.
But for me it is impossible to understand or hear why the ed10 or ed12 ever were released as a product .
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Having owned some headphones with a high reputation, Sennheiser HD650, Beyerdynamic DT-1350/ T70p, Sony MDR-1 and still owning the AKG K702, I can only say that both Signature phones are well designed fantastic sounding headphones. No overemphasized treble, no uncontrolled bass, no recessed mids. These are on par with a lot of the other well recognized high end cans, for me even better in some ways. So to quote Ultrasone is not competitive is not totally true, I guess. But as I had some of the other Ultrasones, I know where the critics come from, aka they have some weak points that could trouble some, but also seem to fascinate others.
I hope that the ED 12 is better in some ways as the ED 10 was and still is. But I can also live with being happy with the Signatures for some time to come.
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