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Monday, Jan. 20, 4 p.m. -- The Martin Luther King Jr. Days of Dialogue march begins at the Albany County Courthouse on Ivinson Street and proceeds to the Wyoming Union.
Monday, Jan. 20, 4:45 p.m. -- The Dr. Willena Stanford Community Supper will immediately follow the MLK March, Wyoming Union Ballroom. Free.
Tuesday, Jan. 21, 8 a.m. -- Peter Gibbons' exhibition "Photographing Art of the Hunt," Gallery 234 in the Wyoming Union lower level. Free, on view through Feb. 6.
Tuesday, Jan. 21, 11 a.m.-noon -- Guest speaker Sanjeev Arora lecture for Project ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes), Coe Library, Room 506. Free.
Tuesday, Jan. 21, 12:15-1:15 p.m. -- MLK Days of Dialogue: "Sharing Forward -- Telling the Untold Stories of Wyoming's People," Wyoming Union Family Room. Free, lunch is provided.
Tuesday, Jan. 21, 1:20- 2:30 p.m. -- School of Energy Resources (SER) distinguished speaker Marc Strahn discusses "Landmen in the Exploration Process," Energy Innovation Center Encana auditorium, Room 201. Free.
Tuesday, Jan. 21, 7 p.m. -- MLK Days of Dialogue: Jazz performance by Galen Abdur-Razzaq, Wyoming Union Gardens. Free.
Tuesday, Jan. 21, 7-8:30 p.m. -- The MFA Visiting Writer Series hosts a reading and book signing by Claire Vaye Watkins, Berry Biodiversity Conservation Center auditorium. Free.
Wednesday, Jan. 22, noon -- MLK Days of Dialogue: Gene Policinski of the Newseum and the First Amendment Center will discuss the civil rights movement, Wyoming Union Ballroom. Free.
Wednesday, Jan. 22, 7 p.m. -- Cowgirl basketball vs. Air Force, Arena-Auditorium. Tickets cost $13 for adults and $7 for youths.
Wednesday, Jan. 22, 7 p.m. -- MLK Days of Dialogue: Keynote presentation by Talib Kweli, Wyoming Union Yellowstone Ballroom. Free.
Wednesday, Jan. 22, 7-9 p.m. -- Back Country Film Festival, Berry Biodiversity Conservation Center auditorium. Appetizers, door prizes, raffle and more, $5 suggested donation at the door.
Thursday, Jan. 23, 12:30 p.m. -- MLK Days of Dialogue: "The Black 14 and the Dream Today," Wyoming Union Yellowstone Ballroom. Free.
Thursday, Jan. 23, 1:20- 2:30 p.m. -- SER distinguished speaker Boyd Nelson, Wyoming Association of Professional Landmen president, Energy Innovation Center Encana auditorium, Room 201. Free.
Thursday, Jan. 23, 7 p.m. -- MLK Days of Dialogue: "Fruitvale Station" movie screening, Wyo Theater, 309 S. Fifth St. Free.
Thursday, Jan. 23, 7 p.m. -- MLK Days of Dialogue: Introduction to Islam for the Equality State, Albany County Public Library. Free.
Friday, Jan. 24, 6-8 p.m. -- Opening for Jon Young/Nedra Jouini student exhibition, Visual Arts Building This Gallery. Free.
Friday, Jan. 24, 7 p.m. -- Cowboy wrestling vs. Cal Poly, UniWyo Sports Complex. Tickets cost $7 for adults and $5 for youths.
Friday, Jan. 24, 9 p.m. -- MLK Days of Dialogue and Friday Night Fever present "The Asia Project," spoken word performance, College of Education auditorium. Free.
Saturday, Jan. 25, 2 p.m. -- Cowboy basketball vs. Nevada, Arena-Auditorium. Tickets cost $22 for adults and $14 for youths.
Saturday, Jan. 25, 6 p.m. -- MLK Days of Dialogue and United Multicultural Council Diversity Ball, Wyoming Union Ballroom. Tickets are free but required, available at the Wyoming Union Information Desk Jan. 22-Jan. 24.
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"Learning, at times, can be an uncomfortable experience, because it pushes us to question the ideas and values we take for granted."
As a Latin Americanist, Martha Ojeda has found her classroom discussions can sometimes veer toward delicate or controversial issues, such as U.S. foreign policy in Latin America. But she believes it is her responsibility to challenge preconceived notions and encourage students to think about their own cultural traditions and worldview and what influenced their beliefs.
To ensure that students are exposed to multiple perspectives, she invites local and internationally known speakers into her classroom and shows documentaries on a variety of topics. "Students appreciate objective presentations that evaluate supporting and opposing arguments of a particular issue."
In her beginning and intermediate language classes, Ojeda tries to create a "low-anxiety classroom atmosphere" while challenging students to perform to the best of their abilities. As a non-native English speaker, Ojeda remembers when she was first introduced to English in high school and how words sounded "magical and beautiful." She wants her students to enjoy learning languages as much as she enjoyed learning English.
Ojeda also knows that introducing students to individuals in the local Latino community can influence their understanding of other cultures. She encourages students to participate in internships with local organizations or volunteer in organizations that serve the Latino population.
This face-to-face connection is vital to a student's understanding of the decisions other individuals make. "I remember one first-year student who was dreading having to take more Spanish classes at the college level. Then she decided to major in Spanish. As a result of her experience teaching English as a second language, not only did her spoken Spanish improve greatly but she also became very sympathetic to the concerns of migrant workers. As she confessed to me, she understood 'why they are here,' whereas before she had 'discriminated against them.'"
When Ojeda developed a course for the first-year seminar program titled Latinos: One or Many Cultures, she learned more about the various perspectives students bring to campus.
"I was particularly touched by the writings of two of my students of Latino background who were able to reflect on their sense of alienation living in a culture and a country that reminded them of their difference. It was equally touching to read the experiences of my Anglo students who reflected on how their perceptions of 'others' had been formed. I learned so much from my students' sense of empathy and compassion, especially when we read the testimonies of the undocumented migrant workers."
Association of Caribbean Studies (ACS)
Modern Language Association of America (MLA)
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Afro-Latin American Research Association (ALARA)
"Historiar liricamente: danza, canto y poesía en Décimas y Cumanana de Nicomedes Santa Cruz," presented at the 71st Annual Convention of the College Language Association, Spartanburg, S. C., April 2011
"Recuperando la memoria perdida: esclavitud y libertad en Malambo y El barco de ébano," presented at the 69th Annual Convention of the College Language Association, Cambridge, Maryland, March 2009
"De la Ciudad de los Reyes a Malambo: espacios de resistencia y reconstrucción identitaria en Malambo," presented at Jornadas Andinas de Literatura Latinoamericana, Santiago Chile, August 2008 (revised and expanded)
"Afrorealism in Malambo," Academic Affairs Presentation, Transylvania University, November 2007
"Manifestaciones del afrorealismo en Malambo: los orichas y la recuperación de la memoria simbólica," presented at the 67th Annual Convention and the Seventieth Anniversary of the College Language Association, Miami, Florida, April 2007
Keynote address: "El lenguaje poético de Nicomedes Santa Cruz," presented at Coloquio Internacional en homenaje a "Nicomedes Santa Cruz": Identidad y literatura afroperuana, Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, Lima, Peru, June 2005
"De la Ciudad de los Reyes a Malambo: espacio, resistencia y reconstrucción identitaria en Malambo." "Transnational Identities: Afro-Hispanic Literature of European Exile," University of Missouri—Columbia, April 2005
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This weekend found me scrutinizing the thin branches of the weeping cherry tree in my front yard. The blossom buds were frustratingly tiny, not surprising given that our nights have still been falling below freezing more often than not. Blossom watching is a springtime obsession of Washingtonians, who often will banter about the different varieties of cherry trees and, most importantly, attempt to predict when they will bloom. First come the classic yoshinos, usually in the last week of March or the first week of April, then the weeping cherries, and finally the double-blossomed cherries, which do not appear until the trees leaf out in May.
We got hooked on this drug of spring by the Japanese back in 1912 when they sent us a gift of over 3,000 cherry trees, which were planted on national park land around the Tidal Basin. Similar gifts brought cherry trees to New York, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, and other U.S. cities. But however much we may fuss over them, our fascination with cherry blossoms pales like a fading petal compared to the Japanese themselves. In Japan, the northward march of the blossoms is the only thing to rival baseball on the morning national news coverage each spring. And hundreds of thousands of people spread out their blue tarps in city parks like Tokyo's Ueno Koen, take off their shoes, and kick back with a boom box, a light beer, and maybe some squid jerky. Even when the blossoms start to fade and fall, you'll still see groups of office co-workers taking a rare and much deserved break in the park together, hoping for that lucky moment when a blossom petal falls into their sake cup.
This spring of course is a heartbreaking one in Japan. City parks served as a more literal refuge on that terrible day, much like San Francisco's Dolores Park did during the 1906 earthquake. News coverage showed rattled office workers huddled together in Tokyo's parks, looking for a place to rest, regroup, and perhaps attempt to call loved ones. The overall scope of the disaster is still unclear, except for the fact that it is very, very bad.
As we are prepare for our rites of spring, let us do what we can to aid in the relief effort for a people whose joy in this season of rebirth has been washed away like so many petals in a rainstorm. Let's try to give some beauty and hope back this spring.
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Charles "Moe" Beckham turned 80 years young on March 4.
Mr. Moe was surprised by his family with breakfast at Ada Blue Cafe.
He was also featured on TV 20's birthday segment.
His family is treating Mr. Moe to a trip to Biloxi, Miss. for some relaxation and fun gambling.
Gene Jones, author of "Suwannee Divide", a civil war novel, will be speaking on early Florida settlers, as well as the Civil War at the Cedar Key Community Center March 20 at 10 a.m.
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This is a legitimate question. The claim that God could have created us in the state of heaven avoiding all this evil and suffering in the world is a nuanced version of the problem of evil. If we are going to heaven and our telos, our purpose and end, is to worship God and enjoy him forever in heaven then why didn't God skip this earthly step? Surely, one may think that there's a possible world in which we all exist in heaven. It's my contention that the instantiation of heaven alone is not a possible world.
Aside from other theodicies and defenses such as soul-making, perhaps the most relevant to this question, I think it's critical to understand that heaven isn't some lone possible state of affairs by itself. Heaven is, necessarily, a contingent state of affairs. It's a consequent, if and only if, there are prior antecedent conditions or states of affairs. Heaven is a result of our choices during this life. In other words, this earthly life is a necessary condition for heaven to be brought about (aside from the salvific will of the Father and saving power of Christ, I'm merely stating that this life must precede heaven.
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We just found out we are having a boy! Now I need some help widening my list of names to talk over with my husband. He wants something strong, I want something uncommon. We both like names that are easy to spell/pronounce, but I don't want anything near the top 100. Our last name starts with S, which kind of puts a damper on some of the names we actually both like and agree on, Atlas, Caius, Ramses. I like Rennon, he thinks that it's not quite "strong" enough, he likes Perrin (a character from a book) I think it's no stronger than Rennon!
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Reynolds received 125 votes while his opponent, Sharon Chesser received 109 votes. Reynolds will face Republican candidate Brenda Hansler in the Nov. 4 general election.
Moy received a total of 2,057 votes across the five-county district while her opponent, Sylvia Rodriguez received 1,610 votes.
A total of 240 votes were cast for Moy in Atascosa County, 601 in Frio County, 606 in Karnes County, 215 in La Salle County and 395 in Wilson County.
A total of 104 votes were cast for Rodriguez in Atascosa County, 620 in Frio County, 164 in Karnes County, 307 in La Salle County and 415 in Wilson County.
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I believe it's pretty well accepted that the 'best' soccerball teams in the world in 1974 and 1982 respectively were the Netherlands and Brazil,
The Dutch in 1974 were a great side. They did not win the World Cup but much of the way football is played now stems from that side.
England in 1966 won the World Cup but changed nothing of note. They are footnote of football history.


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GAMETIME… Dordt will travel to Doane on Saturday, April 20 starting at 3:00. Results of the games can be found at www.dordt.edu/athletics and at https://twitter.com/dcathletics at the conclusion of play.
SCOUTING REPORT… The Tigers are 6-4 in the GPAC and 10-17 overall. Doane bats .317 as a team with Nichole Diaz leading the way with a .431 average and a team high 44 hits with 12 doubles and 22 runs scored. Brooke Sampson is batting .414 with 29 hits and seven homeruns to go with 27 runs batted in. Shelby Mendlik is good for 24 runs batted in and Kelsey Huenink is batting .366.
Mendlik boasts a 4-1 pitching record with a 1.20 earned run average and she has 15 strikeouts all in just 11 2/3 innings of work. Kylie Garrett and Huenink each have three wins and Huenink has 35 strikeouts.
DEFENDER NOTES… Dordt is 6-25 this season with a 2-12 conference record.
Ashton Beaird is batting .289 with 24 hits and 17 runs batted in and she has five homeruns. Ashley Van Kooten is batting .270 with three homeruns and 14 runs batted in and Brittany Kooiker's batting average is .238 with two homeruns and 13 runs batted in. Haley Huisman has 13 runs batted in and has also slugged four homeruns.
Sidney Larsen has pitched 130 innings and is 5-13 with a 5.19 earned run average and she has struck out 63 batters.
THE SERIES… The two teams played last season on April 21 in Crete, Nebraska and Doane won both games by scores of 5-4 and 4-0 to take a 17-15 lead in the series.
GPAC STANDINGS…(April 18)
Hastings 8-0/18-6
Morningside 9-1/20-9
Northwestern 10-4/20-17
Doane 6-4/10-17
Midland 7-5/13-18
Nebraska Wesleyan 5-7/10-13
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Concordia 3-5/9-18
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Dordt 2-12/6-25
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Skip to comments.SHOCK POLL: ROMNEY 48% OBAMA 43% [Drudge Headline]
Posted on 03/10/2012 11:17:08 AM PST by RobinMasters
The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Saturday shows that 25% of the nation's voters Strongly Approve of the way that Barack Obama is performing his role as president. Forty-four percent (44%) Strongly Disapprove, giving Obama a Presidential Approval Index rating of -19 (see trends).
Looking at Tuesday's upcoming primaries, the GOP race in Alabama is essentially a three-way tie, while Mitt Romney leads by eight in Mississippi. Nationally, Romney now leads Rick Santorum by 12 points. Regardless of who they want to win, 80% of Republican Primary Voters nationwide believe Romney will be the party's nominee.
With the perception growing that he will be the GOP nominee, Romney leads President Obama by five points in a hypothetical 2012 matchup. Today's numbers show Romney at 48%, Obama at 43%. Thats Romneys largest lead since December. Matchup results are updated daily at 9:30 a.m. Eastern (sign up for free daily e-mail update).
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Great News!!!
Loving it... Break out the chanpaign...and then get back to work
Looks like we're going to have a minority President.
That is before the October Surprise. Obama has multiple lines of attack ready for Romney, and it will make what Romney did to Santorum and Gingrich look like child's play. And unlike those two, Romney will not effectively fight back as his hands will be hamstrung by the GOP-E.
These hypothetical head-to-head matches are so absurdly meaningless when we're still 8 months out from the election and no candidate has faced the Obama machine yet.
I'm hoping for a minority EX-president.
This poll is fire unadulterated Bull Sh***e!!!!!
It is a push poll to get people voting for Mitt as the primaries come to a close.
Don't be fooled. Team Obama wants Mitt for an opponent so they can say "Really? Why is Mitt even necessary? His policies and positions are the same as Obama's".
They do not want to go head to head with Newton or even Rick.
Bishop Willard will blow up and burn like the Hindenburg when he starts taking fire. Bishop Willard's freakishness rivals Lightworker Hussein's.
That is if he can actually get enough conservatives to go out and vote for him. His scorched earth tactics combined with his liberalism means he is going to lose after the dems and the media are done with him.
The reason is that Romney is a huge favorite to win the nomination. The next logical step is to have him compete against Obama.
Pure BS.
I don't trust Drudge, Rasmussen or any of the other players who were the usual regulars on the conservative side.
They didn't even bother with Gingrich.
These polls are really getting tiresome. One minute you see a poll where Obama's approval ratings are over 50% then he's down. One minute he's up against all his potential Republican rivals, then he's down.
We've ALL faced the Obama machine for quite some time now.
The most recent poll has Obama with 48% and Newt with 40%.
Gloria Allred is scrambling to find a woman to hold a press conference with against Romney a week before the November election.
These so called "ABO" people are Romney trolls working to tamp enthusiasm for the real conservative in the race.
That's called Drudge pro-Meh propaganda.
Right before Alabama and Miss. they come out with these "shocking" reports, plastered on Drudge and then onto FR.
Maybe we're just people who dislike the entire field as it stands, but we hate Obama much much more...
And some Democrat voters might think "Romney's policies and positions are the same as Obamas" so why not just vote for Romney?.. If nothing else, it's bye bye to the race card in the White House' cr*p.
If this poll is for real then America is on heavy prescription drugs and or dumb as a turnip or both.
First they elect Obama and then their answer to combat Obama is Obama-lite?
What time does train going to the Land Of Make Believe depart?
Maybe... so we should just boost the progressive-liberal in the republican primary, right before important primaries in Alabama and Miss.
I'm not boosting anybody, but I do believe Newt would have a far harder time beating 0 than Romney or Santorum.
General election match up polls are not worth much of anything at this point.
"Yeah, I remember the polls showing McCain was the only candidate who could win as well......
Pure BS."
It is the exact same set up, except that before he was broken, McCain had actually been a good man, and unlike Bishop Willard had served his country.
Can't you just see the comeback kid about October. Big Ears will be up by 5 - my guess.
Just like the polls were staged to provide for the riots in Kenya, and just like the polls were staged to fabricate a "grass-roots movement" to get campaign funding stifled here, the polls can be manipulated for any purpose. It's clear that the powers-that-be all want Romney, and that the only reason the "little people" are voting for him is because they think he is "electable" - because of these stupid polls, which can be manipulated like child's play.
Mitt Romney is CURRENTLY trying to force Catholic hospitals in MA to commit abortions, which they believe to be murder. He argues that it is fine because it is the STATE government that is violating religious freedom rather than the federal government doing it.
If we would choose as our candidate somebody who argues the groundwork to allow STATES to institute sharia, we are absolutely NUTS!! Just think of Michigan. This plays right into the Islamist playbook, since their method is to get sharia into pockets based upon there being a majority Muslim population in that pocket. And then they use that as a legal precedent to get sharia everywhere.
Whether Romney is a tool, evil, or just stupid, it would be downright DANGEROUS for this country to elect him. If he is the R nominee we will have the choice in November between a Muslim-in-chief who told the Egyptian ambassador that he was and still is a Muslim who supports the Muslim agenda.... and a moron who thinks sharia is fine as long as it's instituted state by state rather than federally.
People, people, people! We NEED to see that the enemy is within a hand's grasp of taking this country for the Islamic caliphate. The communist-Islamist economic powers-that-be (which I believe made the run on the bank in Sept 2008 to get Obama elected) - which also own the media and the democratic party (as Soros has said openly) - is twisting all this around so we will have no Winston Churchill still standing when the Neville Chamberlains have ceded this land to the enemy that has us surrounded.
It does us no good to nominate Neville Chamberlain just because we believe he could be "electable". Sure, he might be a SLOWER death than electing Obama, but that just means the gangrene will be even more firmly entrenched (and the frog more easily boiled with gradual increases in the "temperature" we adjust to) in case somebody eventually gets the balls to actually FIGHT for everything we love.
Polls are a psych tool of a liberal campaign. Romney and the liberals use it to shape opinions and tamp down interest and enthusiasm for a specific candidate. They do post the truth now and then, otherwise the tool becomes ineffective as it loses credibility.
"And some Democrat voters might think Romneys policies and positions are the same as Obamas so why not just vote for Romney?.. If nothing else, its bye bye to the race card in the White House cr*p."
On the contrary, it is hello historical Mormon bigotry in all its white and delightsome glory.
Romney is much more appealing than McStain. It does suck that the media selects the Republican candidate. The left owns the media, THAT'S the problem!
OMG! Here's a headline championing the idea that Romney is the go to guy if we want to beat Obama, and we're all clapping.
Folks! Wake the hell up!
At this point, I don't care if Romney can beat Obama 99 to 1%.
He's not our guy. I know Santorum is the great Satan on the forum right now, but Romney is the enemy. Anyone remember?
All depended on election day. Right now meaningless.
Romney is not going to beat BO because all the liberals and moderates would vote for O, and a lot of the conservatives will not vote for Romney because he is a liberal with the same policies and anti-liberties stance as BO.
She seems to use the same wonderful make-up artist that works on the Joker's face.
Gloria is a real test for me, not wishing people a stroke or something similar. I wouldn't wish that on anyone, but there are times when I come real close to it with this vile creature.
To me, she represents everything that is vile about the legal profession.
I believe Romney would fare better against Obama than Santorum, but it would be a close race.
I honestly would like a brokered convention to get a good candidate in there, but I don't think 2 months is enough time for a new guy to get the support.
This is very promising. Hussein just invested enormous amounts of time over the last month stoking up his left wing base with his War against Christianity, all to no avail. He's losing ground.
Exactly right.
Leftists choose to vote for the real thing. Why vote for Obama lite, when you can have the real thing?
As for informed Conservatives, a vote for Romney is considered on a number of points to be a vote for Obama. Yyyyyuck!
Romney is not going to fare better against BO than any of the other two candidates. He will not get enough votes from liberals or conservatives. He is a king without a kingdom.
Funny how only the polls that are good for newtie have any meaning for you Newt supporters.
Newt can't win!
The people who like him will vote for him...sure, but those who don't like newt hate him. That's it. His like/dislike poll numbers are 39/61. He's the best known of all candidates, everyone knows him and have made up their minds about him. Those numbers won't change in any significant way because he IS so well known!
In a way I agree. I don't think the GOP really has a chance against the true King O.
But we could make him a lame duck by taking the senate.
Boy that would be sweet.
"The people who like him will vote for him...sure, but those who don't like newt hate him."
Couldn't have said it better myself.
For good reason. Newt could be President of FR...perhaps...but never POTUS!
Oh really? So now Rassmussen is a mittbot too? Geez...you people are just too much!
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- Can be frozen un-iced
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- kcal504
- fat32g
- saturates16g
- carbs48g
- sugars33g
- fibre2g
- protein8g
- salt0.64g
- 175g softened butter, plus extra for greasing
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Heat oven to 160C/140C fan/gas 3. Grease and line a 2lb/900g loaf tin with a long strip of baking parchment. To make the loaf cake batter, beat the butter and sugar with an electric whisk until light and fluffy. Beat in the eggs, flour, almonds, baking powder, milk and cocoa until smooth. Stir in the chocolate chips, then scrape into the tin. Bake for 45-50 mins until golden, risen and a skewer poked in the centre comes out clean.
Cool in the tin, then lift out onto a wire rack over some kitchen paper. Melt the extra chocolate chunks separately in pans over barely simmering water, or in bowls in the microwave, then use a spoon to drizzle each in turn over the cake. Leave to set before slicing.
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I made this without the icing and it was just lovely on its own - a very easy to make light sponge, a brilliant quick chocolate cake recipe to have in your repertoire. Like other comments it took a lot longer to cook - I set my fan oven to 150, covered with foil after 50 minutes and it took another 25 minutes for the middle to set. Will definitely make again though!
I made this today. This loaf cake baked beautifully. It took about 50 minutes in my oven. I decided not to use all 3 of the large eggs that I had prepared, used only 2 instead as the butter/egg mixture looked liquidy at first and I didn't want the emulsion to break.
The ground almonds is an essential ingredient in the recipe, don't omit it! The cake batter was divine, tasted like Ferrero Rocher. I used Guittard's Dutch-processed cocoa powder and Hershey's chocolate chips and added a teaspoon of vanilla extract.
The ground almonds gives density and adds a bit of crunch to the cake, almost like eating a cake brownie. Perfect with a scoop of vanilla ice cream!
Its really tasty and rich. I originally baked this with the intention to take it to work, however I feel as though it is more of a desert cake than a snack with a cup of tea. Delicious with ice cream. It also took about half an hour or more longer to cook than stated in the recipe with foil placed over the top once the top had cooked (at about 50 mins).
Not bad at all !! .. I used generous tablespoons of good quality cocoa powder, large eggs, and a good white chocolate for the chunks. The mixture going into the tin looked really thick, creamy and lovely. It took an hour to cook and I put it in at 150 degrees for the first 5 mins or so to give it a good start and then turned it down, however although the skewer came out clean, once cooling the cake sank a little in the middle. Not to worry though, once decorated it looked really good and tasted better .. we loved it! Will definitely make again as is lovely and light and moist.
Made this yesterday, tasted good but a little dry. This may be because after 45 minutes the cake was very wobbly and nowhere near cooked inside yet (which is odd because our oven normally cooks a little fast and I have to subtract 5 minutes from the baking time for most bakes). So I turned the oven up to 180 degrees and popped back in for 10-15 minutes (I wouldn't normally do this but I needed the oven for something else) and it came out cooked, but this may be why it was dry. Will be adding 15 minutes to the cooking time next time but keep at 160. Still went down well with the family- they loved it and said it was very chocolatey!
This turned out perfectly. I omitted the ground almonds and added 1 tsp of vanilla essence for extra flavour. I also used about 100g of dark chocolate to make the chocolate chips (rather than 50g as suggested in the recipe). I didn't bother with the chocolate topping as I didn't think it needed it.
I cooked the cake in 50 minutes in a fan-assisted oven at 160. It came out perfect - moist and delicious. I will be making this again!
Lovely moist chocolate cake. I made it for a family gathering and everyone loved it. My daughter's boyfriend declared it the "best chocolate cake I have made"and he is a connoisseur of my baking! I think the small chunks of chocolate make it extra special.I did cut the sugar down by 50g because I find recipes too sweet for me ( I always do this & doesn't usually affect the cake )
This recipe is amazing! Very easy to make and turns out deliciously moist. Following the suggestions made in the comments, I did lengthen the cooking time by 5 minutes and it turned out perfectly. I also decided to add two tsps. of vanilla to give a more rounded flavour. It was really tasty and dangerously moreish!
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Add 3/4 tsp ground chilli with the dry ingredients, and 1/4 tsp of the same to the melted topping for an unexpected edge!
I also made this gluten-free with half gluten-free bread flour and half rice flour. Still moist! Probably helped by decorating in the tin - make sure you line with one piece of baking parchment, then skewer the cake all over (like a drizzle cake). With your chocolate (and chilli!) add a little oil; this then is poured on when the cake is fresh from the oven. Set in the fridge in the tin; remove and peel away the parchment next day.


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Palestinian activists vandalize a poster of U.S. President Barack Obama in the West Bank city of Bethlehem on Monday.
TEL AVIV – Among Palestinians there is a coming president whose approach is creating quite a buzz of expectation.
With apologies to the White House, it is not Barack Obama, who is set to meet with Israeli and Palestinian leaders on a three-day Middle East visit that kicks off Wednesday.
Indeed, his or her name is not even known. What is being awaited with mounting excitement is the winner of the latest reality TV show.
Called simply "The President," it is a search among the youths of the West Bank and Gaza for a candidate with the skills and charisma to lead a people still in search of their own state.
Some of the 1,000-plus hopefuls were gathered for a recording in Bethlehem over the weekend.
It was quickly obvious that these were well-educated, serious-minded young men and women thinking serious thoughts about the Palestinian territory's many economic, social and political challenges.
An irony was quickly apparent, too.
President Obama will be visiting with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu today on his first visit to the country as president, hoping to improve his image among Israelis, nearly 40 percent of whom said in a poll they feel Obama is hostile towards Israel. NBC's Chuck Todd reports.
For many, President Obama's rise from outsider to Oval Office is an inspiration for their own ambitions.
But when it comes to helping realize their ambition for a Palestinian state, they have more or less given up on him.
"Not all Palestinians welcome Obama," said Bashar Falashat, a 26-year-old business studies graduate from Hebron. "Half see his visit as just a tourism trip. We need him to see the reality, to see how we are suffering, but most Palestinians believe that he will not change anything."
Several of the candidates think Obama's heart is with Palestine but his head is wedded to Israeli interests.
Twenty-one-year-old Akhla Salman studies psychology and social work in Jerusalem.
"I know America is the leading country for freedom and human rights, and I respect Obama because he is a good man," she said. "But between America and Israel there is a very strong relationship."
Near-zero expectations
Their near-zero expectations are being deliberately matched by the White House: Obama might be Nobel Peace Prize winner but he has no new plan to make peace between the Israelis and Palestinians.
Instead, the president will be in "listening mode" as he meets with Israeli President Shimon Peres and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday, and with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas on Thursday.
According to a recent poll by the Israel Democracy Institute at Tel Aviv University, a majority of the Jewish public -- 51 percent -- believes Obama's attitude toward Israel is merely neutral, while 10.5 percent regard him as hostile.
Meanwhile, Israel's Arab minority sees Obama as being very much pro-Israel.
On the face of it, Obama's more passive stance ahead of the visit is good news for Aviela Dietch, a mother of three and someone with perhaps as little trust in Obama as in her Palestinian neighbors.
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An Israeli border police officer stands in front of a truck lifting a structure during its removal from the Migron outpost near the West Bank city of Ramallah on September 5, 2012.
"I don't find that it is his place to tell us what to do here," she said.
Born in Milwaukee, Dietch is one of the three hundred thousand Jews who have made homes on the West Bank – land seized by Israeli forces in the 1967 war and occupied ever since.
These settlements, illegal under international law, are widely seen as the biggest obstacle to a peace deal. They are eating up territory earmarked for a Palestinian state.
Dietch lived in a hilltop community called Migron, unusual because it was deemed illegal even under Israeli law. Last autumn, after years of court action, the government was forced to demolish it.
"It was gut-wrenching, heart-breaking, to leave," she said as she walked past the few cabins and a small playground that still survive.
Her home now is just a few hundred yards down the hill, in another Jewish settlement.
Asked if she would be prepared to sacrifice that in the cause of peace, she replied without hesitation: "Of course not," she said. "And I don't think it would bring anybody peace. To ask us to sacrifice lives and homes we have been building up – there would be a civil war. A civil war."
The settlers are by no means representative of wider Israeli opinion but they are a big power in the newly formed Israeli coalition government.
That's one reason why Obama seems to have concluded there is no reason to waste energy and political capital on pushing along a peace process.
The highest hope is to cajole confidence-building measures out of Netanyahu: the release of some Palestinian prisoners, or perhaps progress on a temporary settlement freeze.
Indeed, in media briefings, Ben Rhodes, deputy National Security adviser, has placed the Israel-Palestinian conflict last on an agenda topped by Iran, Syria and wider regional turmoil.
'Operation Unbreakable Alliance'
These are issues which matter much more to mainstream Israel, and the best place to measure the mainstream is Tel Aviv – the beach-side city that is more Mediterranean than Middle Eastern.
In an attempt to convey what he sees as a threat to Israel's existence, Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu used a cartoon to illustrate how close he says Iran is to developing a nuclear weapon. In a speech at the United Nations General Assembly he asked the world to help stop them. NBC's Andrea Mitchell reports.
"Personally, I was more moved by Bill Clinton, but Obama is totally reliable," said David Malka, a 52-year-old taxi-driver who works streets that were protected by the U.S.-funded Iron Dome missile shield during last year's conflict with Hamas.
That's a practical demonstration of the value of U.S. defense aid worth $3 billion annually, not to mention American diplomatic clout, a sort of Iron Dome that deflects unfriendly fire at the United Nations.
"He is a hundred percent committed to Israel's security and on Iran; if the moment comes, the U.S. has proved in the past that they help when we need help."
As for Iran, Israel and the U.S. are clearly working on different timetables. Obama told Israeli TV last week he believes Tehran is a year away of nuclear weapons; Netanyahu's "red line" is this summer.
The two leaders have notoriously cool relations -- and this visit is Obama's first to the Jewish state as president. Many here suspect Obama doesn't quite get what it is to be Israeli.
But most are as confident as the Palestinians are pessimistic, that the fifth serving president to visit Israel will be true to the trip's branding as "Operation Unbreakable Alliance."
Former NSC spokesperson Tommy Vietor and Aaron David Miller, a fellow at the Woodrow Wilson International Center, discuss what's at stake with President Barack Obama's trip to Israel and debate whether he will be able to repair a fractious relationship with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
More stories from NBC's 'On the Brink' series about Obama's Middle East visit
A Palestinian Rosa Parks is needed: Israel's segregated buses spark outrage
A $1 billion bet on peace: Qatar funds huge Palestinian settlement in West Bank


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Four members of the Dordt Blades hockey team have been named 2012-2013 American Collegiate Hockey Association D3 Academic All-Americans. To be eligible for the award the players need to be a junior or senior and have a grade point average of 3.2 or higher.
Receiving the award for the Blades were Riley Braun, Jon Gesink, Eric Huitsing and Eric Walter.
Riley Braun, a junior netminder from Altona, Manitoba recorded every single minute in goal for the Blades this past season and recorded 746 saves in 21 starts. Braun has played in a total of 58 games for the Blades over the last three seasons. Braun is majoring in Business Administration: Finance.
Jon Gesink, a five year blueliner for Dordt College, has played in 93 games, netting 14 goals while adding 55 career assists. Gesink, a senior from Centennial, Colorado is a Chemistry/Physical Science: Secondary Education major.
Junior forward Eric Huitsing has played in 60 games for the Blades over the past three seasons and has 33 career goals and 23 assists. Huitsing is from Edmonton, Alberta and majors in Business Administration: Finance.
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Bugsy McCoy posted:3/28/2012 5:29:34 AM Hey Guys! just read a story by richard felix (historian) he told of taking a skull out of a pub and it screamed at him... i looked more into this and apparently these cases are quite well documented... skulls that arent kept in graves but do not like to be disturbed nethertheless. apparently when touched moved or shown disrespect these skulls let out inhuman screams and cause bad luck and so have gained a few believers, i had never heard of this phenomenon before and it interested me enough to explore it i was wondering does anyone have any stories to do with this kind of thing or ideas or explanations. also is there any other interesting little known paranormal events or legends that anyone could inform me of always looking to research and look further into interesting occurences. much appreciated!weldkatom posted:3/28/2012 8:40:11 AM Search for Wardley hall,Bettiscombe manor,Tunstead farm,Higher farm,Chilton cantelo....there are many more similar stories.weldkatom posted:3/28/2012 8:45:03 AM I forgot perhaps the most famous one,The screaming skull of Burton Agnes hall.Enjoy!Bugsy McCoy posted:3/28/2012 9:37:56 AM Thanks for the info i appreciate it... it seems the legends of these skulls have mostly been disproved (the person who it is said to belong to is proven to be wrong etc) yet the occurences carry on, maybe tinnitus or an ailment like along with the stories and legends maybe sleep paralysis (sleep paralysis seems to be my answer for everything haha) it all adds up and creates this illusion... like i said im new to this as a paranormal occurence so ill have to do more research before i give it creedence. thanks again for the information i will continue to look into this and other paranormal activities that seem to pass under the radar... like "ghost webs" and that thing where water drops on you randomly and there is no source... two other things ive tried researching with little results are when i lie in bed at night i see a light like someone has taken my picture a flash basically and the other is when you are walking down the street and you see a quick blue flash light up the sky and immediate area... i doubt these paticular things are paranormal but i would still like to find an explantion!breeld posted:3/28/2012 10:07:26 AM Bugsy-I have to say you gave me a good laugh this A.M. You mentioned tinnitus as a possible cause of hearing screaming skulls...Since I have tinnitus, I thought "Great googley goobers! Sure hope tinnitus doesn`t cause this, cause it would scare me bad!"Bugsy McCoy posted:3/28/2012 10:36:32 AM HaHa my apologies... maybe i should have had more tact... if you dont mind me asking... how does tinnitus affect your paranormal experiences? i only ask because i too have medical issues which could affect situations like this, if i am out of line just say so, it was just the first theory to come to mind is allspooky1 posted:3/28/2012 1:36:38 PM I saw a show on this apparantiy u can get them on the internet ?Bugsy McCoy posted:3/28/2012 2:11:21 PM spooky are you telling me you can buy screaming skulls online? wow! thats amazing and in a way messed up haha! do you buy it and put it on a shelf and one day out of the blue it just starts screaming at you? and what about inquiring houseguests? "o that skull ... yeah im just waiting for it to scream thats why its on my mantelpiece!" i hope i dont become a screaming skull hahabreeld posted:3/28/2012 5:38:36 PM In Reply To:Bugsy McCoy posted:3/28/2012 10:36:32 AM HaHa my apologies... maybe i should have had more tact... if you dont mind me asking... how does tinnitus affect your paranormal experiences? i only ask because i too have medical issues which could affect situations like this, if i am out of line just say so, it was just the first theory to come to mind is allNo problem-it was kinda funny to me. Anyway, I can`t tell it affects me in any way, except for the ringing and clicking etc. in my ears. And sometimes a little dizziness. My paranormal exp.`s are mostly dreaming things that come true and energy healing. But funny thing, most of the time I can heal others but not myself. go figger.breeld posted:3/28/2012 5:53:15 PM Bugsy-what happens to you when you have sleep paralysis?LincolnGenghis posted:3/28/2012 11:33:34 PM This skull thing is interesting I have never heard about it before.Bugsy McCoy posted:3/29/2012 3:03:06 AM In Reply To:breeld posted:3/28/2012 5:53:15 PM Bugsy-what happens to you when you have sleep paralysis?I Used to wake up completly paralysed and it would take me about half an hour to move again at which point i was completly worn out and would fall asleep... i had recently received some medical news regarding my back and figured that this was the cause it wasnt until i told a friend about my experiences and he informed me of sleep paralysis and told me of a documentry he had seen in which it discussed the old hag and all the hallucinations that go along with it... i was glad i hadnt had any of these experiences. but then the next time it happened i must have been affected by the knowledge because this time i felt absolute terror and dread and a woman with long black hair stood up from behind the TV and sat on my chest and stared at me intensely... a similar story to one i had heard was in the documentry... after this she never returned and i would always feel dread as if she was coming and i needed to move quickly then i started getting alot more audible hallucinations with the odd visual (once there was a t-rex outside my window). then i would be dreaming and people in the dream would stare at me and shout commands and there faces would become demon like, i would try to wake up and was paralysed and can see my room i am awake but the dream hasnt fully cleared at which point i get sucked back in the dream (and its the weirdest sensation) the commands get louder and fiercer until a huuge climax with a huge pounding mand voice screaming in my ear... i then sit right up in absolute terro and i can hear them laughing.... i had this so often that i now challenge them and argue with them which is hard because i am paralysed. also on the odd occasion i wake up paralysed and i slowly begin to move and which each movement feel more and more euphoric after which i fall asleep in pure ecstacy i also sometimes hear someone tryign to break into the house but i cannot move to stop them... thouugh i know it can all be explained scientifically and its all chemicals being released into your brain... i often get the feeling its paranormal but not sure why.breeld posted:3/29/2012 5:57:38 AM That must be horrible to experience! I`ve had a few bad dreams that I couldn`t seem to awaken from, but nothing like that. I`ve also heard of sleep paralysis, but never really read up on it. Guess I will now. lol Anyway, seems strange that, as you say, other ppl have the same things happening. Makes you wonder if it really is a dream, or something else unexplained.Bugsy McCoy posted:3/29/2012 6:26:06 AM Yeah its definately strange how alot of people see old women and shadow men... and that experiences are incredibly similiar, when i first told my GP about it he informed me that my prescription might be exacerbating the sleep paralysis.... he also told me that if i had told of my experiences a few years earlier i might have ended up in a mental ward haha! i guess its only just being undestood on a scientific level but succubus/incubus attacks have been reported for centuries... below is a webpage which lists signs and symptons of demonic influence.. http://socyberty.com/paranormal/signs-and-symptoms-of-demonic-influence/ And here is an SP picture that i like aswell as more information... http://earthreview.eu/2012/02/sleep-paralysis/ there is also a well known 18th century painting "The Nightmare" by Henri Fuseli it depicts what very likely is a sleep paralysis hallucination (or maybe a night terror). An incubus, or male demon, sits on the paralyzed woman's chest, applying the pressure that is so often felt there during sleep paralysis episodes. I have had some alien abduction sleep paralysis hallucinations and i can see how alot of abductees can belueve they are being taken away on to ships... etc however i do believe in alien abduction still. Please log in or become a member to add a post.


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'For a Good Time' stars, filmmakers call on real life for inspiration
Comedy partly based on co-writer's brief college gig
The creative forces behind the new R-rated indie comedy "For a Good Time, Call …" don't want people having any hang-ups about going to see the film, especially since it chronicles the misadventures of a pair of enterprising phone-sex operators.
Is it raunchy? Yes. Is the dialogue so spicy that it will make you blush? Absolutely -- but it's also a movie, above all, that's about escape and having fun.
"People are so quick to dismiss fun, but it's an important thing to have, especially these days," said star Ari Graynor, who recently joined for an interview with star and co-writer Lauren Anne Miller, director Jamie Travis and co-writer Katie Anne Naylon. "You have to be a be able to check out of your life for an hour and a half and leave a place feeling great, knowing you've had a collective experience at the movies. There's nothing better."
"For a Good Time, Call …" begins when Lauren (Miller) meets Katie (Graynor) at a college frat party, but an embarrassing incident dooms any sort of friendship before it could even begin.
Flashing forward 10 years later, we find Lauren going through a bad break-up with her boyfriend and looking for a place to live, and Katie in danger of losing her dream apartment because she needs a roommate to make rent. Luckily, they have a mutual best friend in Jesse (Justin Long), who coaxes the two to live together despite their reservations.
Struggling to land a job, Lauren begins to develop an unusual bond with Katie when she discovers her roommate is operating a phone-sex line out of the apartment. In need of some income and wise to the business world, Lauren finds a way to make the business lucrative, and along the way, the free-spirited Katie finds a way to break the reserved Lauren out of her shell. But just when the two think it couldn't get any better, life happens as personal and professional goals present unforeseen challenges and put their business -- and new-found friendship -- in peril.
Opening in select theaters Friday and expanding next week, "For a Good Time, Call …" also stars Nia Vardalos, Mimi Rogers and Don McManus.
While raunchy, R-rated comedies have made a comeback in recent years, very few have focused predominantly on the female demographic. Things changed, though, a year ago when "Bridesmaids" became a massive hit, and the "Good Time" folks are enjoying the renaissance.
"There was sort of a golden age of it in the '80s with stars like Goldie Hawn, Bette Midler, Shelley Long and Diane Keaton -- stories that were not solely focused on the key romantic relationship, the pratfalls and the type-A personalities that needed to open up," Graynor said. "So to be able to have a moment where women are making more female-centered movies again is great."
Ultimately, Naylon said, "Good Time" is a movie about friendship first, that happens to be set within the framework of a phone-sex operation.
"The R-rated comedy sometimes can become a movie with no soul," Naylon said. "It tends to be really edgy and funny because of its raunchy moments, but at the end of the day, what does it really say? It is special and sweet? Does it have heart? We had a story a story with heart with this movie, and the phone-sex is just the ribbon and bow that goes around it."
"The friendship piece was the key, was the focus for all of us," added Graynor of the film, which debuted at this year's Sundance Film Festival. "Lauren and Katie had worked on the script for a long time, and when the four of us formed this amazing collaborative unit it was always about keeping everything real and grounded and coming from an emotional place. Sure, we wanted the phone sex part to feel real and viable as possible, but in a way that was funny first."
Caught in between the scenes of Miller and Graynor acting as the operators and the men, to put it cleanly, reacting to what they were being told, was Travis, who said he wasn't intimated by the overly suggestive context of either.
"Nothing was awkward about it, really, I just sort of became numb to it. We would have very frank conversation about some of the sex-themed props with our crew, but nothing felt dirty about it," Travis said, laughing. "Sex and sexy talk became not even a thing."
The key, Travis added, was to find the right balance in the scenes to maintain the film's heart without going overboard one way or the other.
"We always did takes that first went a little more toward funny, and then shot them a little more toward dirty," Travis said. "That way, in the editorial process it allowed us to find the right tone."
At least one of the core group members behind the film had experience in the industry. Naylon said she was a phone-sex operator briefly in college, which she actually ran out of her dorm room as a freshman.
"It was interesting night business to have, but since I started struggling with classes I had to put her down," Naylon said, laughing.
Fortunately, it provided enough of a foundation for the cast and crew that they didn't go so far as to become temporary operators to learn the trade.
"Early on in the process we said we could prepare by everybody doing calls and it would be so fun, but then it never happened," Miller said. "That was good for my character in the movie, anyway, because she had to learn how to do it and she should have been a little rougher around the edges. The character would have worked as well had I really gotten some good lessons ahead of time."
That's not to say Miller was completely oblivious to the R-rated film world. She married raunch-film extraordinaire Seth Rogen a year ago in October after seven years of dating. Having appeared in four of Rogen's films (and Rogen appears in "Good Time" in a cameo), Miller was more than familiar with R-rated dialogue.
"There were times during the writing process where I would write some things that Katie couldn't believe that I had written," Miller said, laughing.
"Yeah, Lauren could come up with some dirty things," Naylon added. "I would look at what she had written and go, 'Whoa, whoa, whoa!'"
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How much trust do they place in individuals and voluntary actions as
opposed to trust in the power of government to decide correctly?
The founding fathers started with the idea of a free people served
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in an official, binding fashion. To that end, we have elections.
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The 2016 Commencement Ceremony has taken place on Saturday, May 14, 2016.
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The 2016 Commencement Ceremony will take place on Saturday, May 14, 2016.
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Late graduates will be held in the rear of the auditorium and escorted at the appropriate time
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For the 2016 Commencement ceremony, eligible participants are:
Participation in Commencement is voluntary.
You must be in good financial standing with the University in order to participate in this event.
This is important information for you to ensure great Commencement experience.
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Please leave personal items (such as purses) with your guests or leave locked in your vehicle. Neither GSU nor the convention center is responsible for lost or stolen items.
Only GSU approved honors cords and stoles may be worn with regalia.
Graduates should not leave the ceremony floor until the appropriate time. Only Platform Guests, Faculty/Staff, and Marshals will recess out. All graduates are to remain seated throughout the ceremony unless directed otherwise by the commencement marshals or master of ceremonies.
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ive been producing for about a a couple of months now with just reason 5 and a korg microkey im thinking of getting some other equipment like a sampler
The most ive been hearing about is the SR and the MPC
What would be the best thing to get cos ive heard alot about producers using mpc 2000 and others using 3000 and what not.
what does everyone thing of the mpc and sr which would be the best?
im thinking of getting a synth aswell so some advice for that aswell would be good.
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Well, its common here in hiphop boards to hear people talk about SP &MPCs but to be honest, I only use my MPC for it's preamps, choping drums, and stacking them. I like to work really fast, so if you like that sort of workflow, go with the SPs. I used to swear by the SP303 (before I even learned Madlib used it) but I grew out of it. I mostly use it as an effects processor now. The Vinyl Compressor is perhaps the most OVERUSED effect of the 2000s, even over Autotune.
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Events » Family & Youth Programs » Stories in the Afternoon
Stories in the Afternoon
Mulberry Tree, October 1889
Vincent van Gogh
Dutch, 1853-1890
Oil on canvas
21-1/4 x 25-1/2 in. (54 x 65 cm)
Norton Simon Art Foundation, Gift of Mr. Norton Simon
Vincent van Gogh
Date: Sunday, December 23, 2012
Time: 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Educator: Staff Educator
Type: Stories in the Afternoon
Vincent van Gogh is celebrated for his bright colors and swirling brushstrokes. Learn more about his life and technique, and then create your own Van Gogh-inspired masterpiece, using twisting and spiraling lines for a fresh take on drawing.
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