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CAROLE McCRAY's THE POTTING SHED/Reach for the sky with vertical plantings
According to the National Garden Bureau, which shared this information, growing plants vertically makes good use of space in the smaller gardens people tend nowadays. With vertical plants, harvesting is easier — no stooping to cut the fruit or vegetable from the vine. And then there is the architectural interest that vertical plants add to the vegetable garden, a design out of the ordinary and utilitarian into the well-planned perennial border. So why shouldn't your edible garden be as attractive as the rest of your efforts?
Vertical vegetables can be combined on the same A-frame trellis. Beans and cucumbers or peas and gourds growing vertically give you double the harvest for the space.
Pole beans will climb just about anything, including other plants. Native Americans, who employed the traditional "Three Sisters" method by planting beans with corn and pumpkins (the three sisters), knew about growing plants vertically. The corn stalks provide support for the beans to climb while the pumpkins or other squash sprawl on the ground beneath as living mulch. Sow pole bean seeds around bamboo tepees along a netted trellis or an arbor.
For a change of pace, try scarlet runner bean, with its pretty red flowers on a fence or arbor.
Small gardens could place single poles in a row at the rear of the garden or even bordering a back walk. Pole beans produce longer than bush beans as long as you continue to pick the pods.
Gourds and Winter Squash
Gourds look really attractive growing on trellises and form very long lines, as long as 25 to 30 feet. Winter squash is less overpowering with vines up to 9 to 10 feet. Support the heavy fruits of winter squash with individual cloth slings tied to the trellis or fence.
Cucumbers in containers or in the ground produce straighter, cleaner fruit when you grow them vertically. Sow seeds along a cage, netted A-frame or flat trellis and guide the plants onto the netting in the beginning.
Melons also climb like cucumbers by means of tendrils. Their heavier fruit require some buttressing when you grow plants vertically to prevent the weight from pulling the vines down. Use the same type of slings used for winter squash.
Shelling peas produce short vines which need no support. Many of the edible-podded and snow peas produce longer vines that readily climb string or netted trellises by means of tendrils. Training them vertically makes harvesting easier.
Trained on stakes, tomatoes bear cleaner fruit and, of course, take up much less space. Look for interdeterminate, varieties, those with stems that keep growing through the season and produce a larger crop. Seed packets and plant labels will tell you whether a tomato is determinate or intedeterminate.
To help tomatoes grow vertically, you need to tie them at intervals to a support with soft ties. More decorative supports than simple bamboo poles are available at garden centers and mail-order companies for attractive alternatives. Where a fence encloses your garden, you can train tomatoes to grow up by using hooks (for wooden fences) or ties (for wire fences).
Regarding placement and planting techniques when you grow vegetables on trellises and other supports, set them on the north side of your plot and toward the back of a row or bed so they do not block the sun from other low-growing plants.
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Ex-Oklahoma QB killed in plane crash in South Bend
A University of Oklahoma official says the starting quarterback for Oklahoma's national championship teams in 1974 and 1975 is one of two men killed when a small plane slammed into a house in northern Indiana.
St. Joseph County Coroner Randy Magdalinski identified the victims of Sunday's crash as 60-year-old Steven Davis and 58-year-old Wesley Caves, both of Tulsa, Okla.
The OU official confirms that Davis is a former Sooners star. Davis went 32-1-1 as the Sooners' starter from 1973 to 1975 and started every game of Barry Switzer's first three seasons as head coach.
Caves, a businessman who was friends with Davis, owned the plane.
National Transportation Safety Board investigator Todd Fox said Monday that Davis and Caves were licensed pilots. It is not clear which man was flying the plane.
The plane attempted to land twice before crashing, according to Fox.
Investigators have recovered the cockpit voice recorder. Fox says the investigation into the cause of the crash could take a year.
Authorities say the Beechcraft Premier I twin-jet flying out of Oklahoma apparently was experiencing mechanical trouble when it crashed late Sunday afternoon in South Bend. It struck three homes, becoming lodged in one of them.
South Bend Memorial Hospital spokeswoman Maggie Scroope said Monday that the two survivors who were on board the private jet were Jim Rogers, who's listed in serious condition, and Christopher Evans, who's in fair condition. She did not have their hometowns or their ages.
Scroope says a woman on the ground who was injured when the jet crashed Sunday afternoon is in fair condition. She identified that woman as Diana McKeown.
Officials say none of the survivors had life-threatening injuries.
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Hovdey: Bush finds successor to Get Stormy rather quickly
Well, that was pretty ugly. You don't mind the relatives coming to town for the holidays, but you would just as soon they not go home with the big screen and the silverware.
The three biggest races of Hollywood Park's Thanksgiving weekend Turf Festival fell like dominoes to shippers from New York when Data Link took the $250,000 Citation Handicap, Better Lucky won the $250,000 Matriarch, and Unbridled Command powered home in the $250,000 Hollywood Derby.
They keep this up and they will finally get even for Swaps beating Nashua in the '55 Kentucky Derby.
Success by New Yorkers on the road does not exactly qualify as "man bites dog" headline news. It has been nearly half a century since Kelso couldn't hit the board out West, and plenty of good ones have stepped up with impressive victories since. In truth, the Long Island sweep in Inglewood last weekend fit comfortably with the narrative established earlier in the month at the Breeders' Cup when the home team won only two of the 15 events presented at Santa Anita, while New York, Kentucky, Florida, France, Ireland, and Argentina cut up the rest of the spoils.
And that's okay. Horse racing is a healthier place when the wealth is spread around. Besides, everyone's clock needs cleaning once in a while. Locals like Tiz Flirtatious and Ultimate Eagle ran well in defeat, but after everyone went home Californians had to console themselves with the fact that at least they got to keep Disneyland, Pismo Beach, and the Santa Monica Pier.
No one should have been surprised that Data Link put Shug McGaughey's name in the books for the Citation (and yes, those were Ruffian's colors he carried, courtesy of owner Stuart Janney), and the only real shock about Sheikh Mohammed winning his third Matriarch with Better Lucky was her closing odds of 35-1.
However, it was the thoroughly professional performance of the big gray Unbridled Command in the 10-furlong Hollywood Derby that both caught the eye as something special and brought forth the name of Tom Bush as a trainer who always must be taken seriously when he goes on the road.
If the name is familiar give yourself a point for being a fan of Get Stormy, a beefcake of a blood bay with a black mane, a black tail, and knee-high white stockings. If racing was the Rose Parade he would be his own float. Between May 2009 and the summer of 2012, Bush sent out Get Stormy for 25 races over a variety of turf conditions at seven different tracks, running 1-2-3 in 17 of them and earning $1.6 million and a chance at stud.
If Bush rings a bell from the distant past, even better. He was still pretty fresh on his own when he developed Exclusive Partner into a stakes winner good enough to take the 1986 Bernard Baruch at Saratoga. Later that year he was sold to R.D. Hubbard and transferred to the California stable of Richard Mandella.
"I loved that horse," Bush said on Wednesday from Florida. "I bought my first house because of that transaction."
Bush also established a professional relationship with Mandella, who was still winning races with Exclusive Partner at age 10.
"I give Dick a lot of credit," Bush said. "I had some pretty lean years, and when I was struggling to get back, and losing my confidence a little, he sent me a couple of horses we took care of together. That kind of got me back in the game, and for sure gave me inspiration."
Bush, 61, is a native of Indiana who got his early schooling with trainer Frank Myers in Florida and went on to work for Allen Jerkens and Angel Penna Sr. in New York. Jerkens needs no introduction, but for those without Google handy Penna was a Hall of Famer in four countries who trained the likes of Allez France, San San, Waya, Bold Reason, and Relaxing.
"I rode to the track with him in his car every day to watch every set for three years," Bush said. "You get to know how a person thinks when you spend that kind of time with him. He was a good man, and he treated me very well."
Bush and his crew said goodbye to Get Stormy in September, right around the time Unbridled Command, a son of Master Command, had gone through enough conditions to make his stakes debut in the Saranac at Belmont Park. He won by a length in very fast time over very firm ground, but it was not until he beat fellow New York-breds in a bog in the Mohawk Stakes that Bush got a tingle down his leg. The winning margin was officially 6 3/4 lengths, but his jockey, Ramon Dominguez, could have picked a number.
"I've never had a horse who could run on soft ground and hard ground like that," Bush said. "I've never had a horse who could do both. Everybody was complaining about the soft turf in New York that day, but when Ramon came back he said he'd never ridden a horse like that on ground like that who never took a single bad step.
"I think in his case it's his bone structure," Bush went on. "He's a very big horse – real long and very scopy. With the right kind of muscle tone, a horse like that just has the strength and confidence to handle any kind of ground. And he's still growing."
This is good news for the suddenly reemergent American turf division, now populated by such homegrown stars as Wise Dan, Little Mike, and Point of Entry. Toss in the 4-year-old version of Unbridled Command next season and Europeans may need to send a better brand of animal to compete for U.S. purses.
"I would have never dreamed I'd get another nice one like him so soon, or even get one as good as Get Stormy," Bush said. "But this horse is even a little bit ahead of where Get Stormy was as a 3-year-old. We've got him at Palm Meadows now, and we'll take a little breath before mapping out where we might want to go with him in the longer turf races. This could be fun."
I thought Unbridled Command was a beautiful horse the first day I saw him in Tom's barn at Saratoga this year when my wife and I were visiting the filly that Tom trains for us through Parting Glass ... and everybody thought a lot of him then. I couldn't be happier for Tom Bush, he is a great trainer and very personable, always able to chat with you about your horse as he works alongside his crew focused on his horses.... I wish Tom and all the Unbridled Command connections the best of LUCK !!!
This horse is huge - big saucer feet that are ideal for the turf, big body and muscles galore! I hope that they run him in the GRI Gulfstream Park Hcp. I'll roll the wheelbarrow up to the window that day!!!
So happy that Mr.Bush has another good horse. He couldn't be nicer and having watched him handle many horse's for years this one is in good hands. If he stays sound the sky is the limit. I know Tom Bush won't abuse him, that is for sure!
Mr Bush..humble,classy,appreciative,...smaller stable..hands on type many can learn from.
Nice horse but don't get too attached to him. These unbridled offspring don't seem to last that long. And I say that even though I loved unbridled as a racehorse.
Good for Tom Bush, he's a class guy who knows not only how to train a horse but where to spot him.
And yet Ramon, despite his comment on UC after the Mohawk, chose to ride Summer Front. I know that threw me off the scent. Ahh, the vague, nebulous nature of the game. Thanks!
Jay, beautiful piece that gave me a chuckle. Refreshing to actually read a piece that offers great perspective and doesn't just dwell on the figs! It's also nice to see the American horses continuing to make their mark in the BC turf division, regardless of where in the U.S. they hail from. Ann Maree
It was awfully quiet in the Track Kitchen on Monday morning at Hollow wood, negs - negs - negs to follow.
Thank God! It would be nice to have less emphasis on speed, speed, speed....


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Trinitys Alex Carro starts fast, earns medal in 4A golf
MAYETTA So much for modest expectations.
Prior to teeing off Tuesday at the Class 4A state golf tournament, Trinity Academys Alex Carro admitted he had a simple goal.
I just came here wanting to medal, Carro said. If I did that, I knew Id walk away being satisfied and pleased with my play.
After two holes at Firekeeper Golf Course, Carro had something much bigger creeping into his mind. Something along the lines of challenging for the state title.
Two birdies to start the round will do that.
I was thinking higher, but I was still trying to keep my head on straight, Carro said. I didnt want to get too ahead of myself.
Carro couldnt keep up the torrid pace, but didnt fall all that far off it either. The senior-to-be held things together well enough to post a 3-over 75 that tied him for sixth with Kansas City Pipers Alec Wuellner. Carro won the playoff with a par on the first hole to take sixth.
Trinity teammate Austin Shanks just missed finishing in the top 10, but not after doing his darndest to get there. After finishing in a six-way tie for eighth with a 4-over 76, Shanks battled Iolas Shane Walden in a playoff for 10th that lasted seven holes, winding up 11th after he air-mailed the green on the seventh playoff hole and ended up with a double bogey.
That was very, very grueling, Shanks said. Seven more holes after walking out here it was pretty long was tough, but it was fun.
Hayden captured the team title, posting a 314 to beat runner-up Buhler by 15 strokes. The Crusaders got a 12th from Dylan Schmitt, who was also in the six-man playoff at 76, and finished with a 329, while Ottawa was third with a 333.
We thought we could win a state championship, but we would have been disappointed if we came here and didnt get a trophy, said Buhler coach Brennan Torgerson whose team posted its highest state-finish in program history. If were not getting first, we want second and were very happy with second. I thought our kids really battled today not playing their best.
Bonner Springs Marc McClain grabbed the individual state crown, shooting a 3-under 69. The Brave was the only player to break par, winning by three shots over Tonganoxies Drew Sandburg (72) despite making bogey on his final hole.
Carro easily could have joined the hunt for the title had he been able to maintain his hot early start. But he was hardly disappointed with his 75, which was his lowest score of the year.
I think its the best round Ive played, Carro said. Its the toughest rated course in Kansas, but I knew after playing a couple practice rounds that if I could keep the ball in play off the tee, Id score well. I proved that on the first two holes with my birdies. I stumbled a bit coming home and was leaking some oil, but this is a big confidence boost for me.
While Carro got off to a hot start, Shanks did the opposite. He took a triple-bogey seven on No. 2, putting him in an early hole.
But Shanks rebounded nicely, playing his final 16 holes in just 1 over to give himself a shot at the top 10.
I just settled in and told myself to forget about it, Shanks said. I just focused on one shot at a time and thats pretty much what I did the rest of the day.
Augustas Jake Becker also shot a 76 and was in the six-way playoff for eighth, taking 13th after being eliminated on the first hole.
Andales Jordan Anderson was a regional champion last week, but slipped to an 84 and tied for 35th. The Indians were sixth as a team with a 341.
Team scores
Hayden 314, Buhler 329, Ottawa 333, Iola 334, Larned 340, Andale 341, Bonner Springs 348, KC Piper 349, Labette County 349, El Dorado 352, Independence 354, Goodland 355.
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1. McClain, Bonner Springs, 69; 2. Sandburg, Tonganoxie, 72; 3. Gage Ihrig, Goodland, 74; 4. Elder, Wamego, 74; 5. Ernst, Miege, 74; 6. Carro, Trinity Academy, 75; 7. Wuellner, KC Piper, 75; 8. Falley, Hayden, 76; 9. Waters, Wamego, 76; 10. Walden, Iola, 76; 11. Shanks, Trinity, 76; 12. Schmitt, Buhler, 76; 13. Becker, Augusta, 76; 14. (tie) Holaday, Holton, 77; Allen, Fort Scott, 77; Olmsted, Ottawa, 77; and Amrein, Hayden, 77; 18. (tie) Krewson, Labette County, 78; Gan. Ihrig, Goodland, 78; and Walter, Anderson County, 78.


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1982 Kenyan coup d'état attempt
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The 1982 Kenyan coup d'état attempt was a failed attempt to overthrow President Daniel arap Moi's government. At midnight on Sunday, 1 August 1982, a group of soldiers from the Kenya Air Force took over the radio station Voice of Kenya and announced that they had overthrown the government. The group tried to force a group of Air Force fighter pilots to bomb the State House at gunpoint. The pilots pretended to follow orders on the ground but once airborne they ignored them (confusing a member the coup group in one of the plans) and instead dropped the bombs over Mount Kenya's forests.[1]
Hezekiah Ochuka, a Senior Private Grade-I (the second lowest rank in the Kenyan military), ruled Kenya for about six hours before escaping to Tanzania. After being extradited back to Kenya, he was tried and found guilty of leading the coup attempt and hanged in 1987. Also implicated in the coup attempt was Jaramogi Oginga Odinga, a former Vice-President to Jomo Kenyatta, and his son Raila Amolo Odinga. The putsch was quickly suppressed by forces commanded by Chief of General Staff Mahamoud Mohamed, a veteran Somali military official.[2] They included the General Service Unit (GSU) — a paramilitary wing of the police — and later the regular police.
The plan[edit]
Ochuka had become obsessed with becoming the President of Kenya at one time in his lifetime.[3] He had the words "The next president of Kenya" carved on his desk and this led him to quickly accept a proposal by Obuon and Oteyo to overthrow the government which was being led by Daniel Moi.
He went ahead to recruit some soldiers from his base at Embakasi and this included those who ranked higher than him.[3] There was a heated debate of who would become the chairman of the People Redemption Council (PRC) so that he would assume the presidency position after the coup. In his part, Obuon claimed that he had recruited the largest number of soldiers into the plan and so he warranted the chairmanship. Obuon also added the fact that he had served as the chairman of the Airmen's mess. Ochuka had threatened that all soldiers he had recruited would quit the plan if he was not selected as the chairman. Obuon and Ochuka had a heated debate that almost broke into a fight over the chairmanship until Oteyo intercepted and advised Obuon to leave the chairmanship to Ochuka, whom they would kill after the successful coup.[3] Ochuka may have suspected the plot of Obuon and Oteyo. He rallied support from soldiers to him as an individual and he went further to build a protective wall around him. He also rallied support from Obuon's old political friend and it is believed that the old friend even gave him two million shillings and a second hand car. He had also managed to steal some military communication equipment which he had set up at a private house in Nairobi which was located a few kilometres from the city center.
In late July 1982, Ochuka held a secret meeting at football grounds near Umoja estate, and details of how the coup was to be executed were discussed. During this meeting, Ochuka told the attendees that he had the support of Uganda, Tanzania and Sudan who would send their soldiers to the borders to counter any opposition. He went further to allege that he had the blessings of Russia who would send a Soviet ship to the Kenyan coast to guard against any external interference. Ochuka had made up all these stories to convince his recruits to take up the risk in the mission.[3]
Oteyo said that the coup failed because most of the soldiers did not execute their parts of the plan since most of the soldiers were busy looting instead of going to arrest the president and his ministers. The coup leader Ochuka, had gone to fetch a radio presenter, Leonard Mambo Mbotela.[3]
The coup left more than 100 soldiers dead and perhaps 200 civilians, including several non-Kenyans.
After the foiled coup, the organizers were arrested and tried at the martial courts in the Kenya Army Langata Barracks.Corporal Bramwel Injeni Njereman who was an armaments technician was the second to be convicted of treason on 24 November 1984. He was found guilty of five overt acts and sentenced to death by being hanged.[1] Corporal Walter Odira Ojode was the first to be charged of the same offence on 16 December 1982 of which he was found guilty and he also received the death penalty. Both appealed their cases but they still lost the cases. The death sentences were executed on the night of 10 July 1985 at Kamiti Maximum Security Prison together with coup mastermind Hezekiah Ochuka and his counterpart Pancras Oteyo Okumu. Up to date they are the last people to be executed under the death penalty under the Kenyan law. After the coup attempt, the entire Kenya Air Force was disbanded. In the end, a total of twelve people had been sentenced to death, and over 900 were jailed. The convicts who were hanged were buried at the Kamiti maximum prison.
During the court trials, the name of Oginga Odinga was mentioned several times as having financed the organizers and he was put under house arrest.[4] His son Raila Odinga together with other university lecturers were sent to detention after being charged for treason..[4]
The coup attempt is also a direct cause for the snap elections in 1983.
In response to alleged campus involvement in the failed coup, the Kenyan government accused external communist sources of secretly funding the attempt.[5]
- ^ a b Gachuhi, Roy (11 December 2009). "How heroic trio of fighter pilots scuttled mission to bomb State House and GSU". nation.co.ke. Retrieved 1 August 2012.
- ^ Society. Nyamora Communications Limited. 1992. p. 12.
- ^ a b c d e Jim Bailey; Garth Bundeh. Kenya: The National Epic. East African Publishers; 1993 [cited 1 August 2012]. GGKEY:EKUEFUF9WH9. p. 269.
- ^ a b Jemima Atieno Oluoch (2006). The Christian Political Theology of Dr. John Henry Okullu. Uzima Publishing House. pp. 12–. ISBN 978-1-870345-51-4. Retrieved 1 August 2012.
- ^ Rodger Yeager, Norman Miller (2012). "Kenya: The Quest For Prosperity, Second Edition — Norman Miller, Rodger Yeager — Google Books". books.google.co.ke. Retrieved 1 August 2012.
Further reading[edit]
- "145 Were Killed in Kenyan Uprising". NYTimes.com. The New York Times Company. 11 August 1982. Retrieved 2007-04-25.
- "Kenya Disbands its Air Force after Coup Bid". NYTimes.com. The New York Times Company. 22 August 1982. Retrieved 2007-04-25.
- Diangá, James (2002). Kenya 1982: The Attempted Coup: The Consequence of a One-Party Dictatorship. London: Pen Press. ISBN 1-904018-20-3.


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Hey Audiojungle Community
I was wondering why my newest item was not accepted even though I think it's five times better than the first item I uploaded here. Are there any chances to get it on audiojungle though? This Is what Audiojungle wrote me in an E-Mail.
"Unfortunately your submission doesn't meet our current minimum quality requirements for the category it was submitted to. Please consider taking some time to familiarize yourself with our current library and quality levels of popular items before resubmitting."
Sorry to hear that, Crian. Lots of authors have had perfectly good work rejected from here, especially lately. The quality guidelines are getting more strict. If you give us a link to listen to this track I'll be happy to give it a listen and share my thoughts on it.
Hello! In your place, I would analyze my track and listened to it on different devices (boom box, mobile …), fix all that I did not like, and upload it again …. As an option: upload it to YouTube and give us a link, maybe can we help you? On the other hand, it is good that the level of quality at this site plays is not the last role, we all are interested in this Good luck!
Thank you for your fast replys!
Well I also have an youtube-account where i will upload videos with links to the audiojungle item and i will give the ones that got not accepted for free. But I was really wondering because I was really confident this will be approved for sale. Well – Here a link, where you can listen to if you want:http://www18.zippyshare.com/v/32664502/file.html
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Well – Here a link, where you can listen to if you want: Crian
sorry but, it's not that we want – it's you want!And now to the point: The track is well designed, has a VERY good idea and bad execution … One gets the feeling that this midi track is written on a cheap synthesizer, a sound was the "dawn" karaoke midi, I think you need to use all available means in your DAW studio. The sound is very poor, for comparison, you can listen to the music of other authors. This is not only a low level of volume, but the lack of pressure (especially in the solemn part of it) is not surprising that your track is rejected, I think you should work on it, and constantly compared with the sound of the more successful composers on this site. No offense, it's just my opinion. Good luck!
I got flagged? really? truth hurts huh?
Crian said
Thank you for your fast replys!
Well I also have an youtube-account where i will upload videos with links to the audiojungle item and i will give the ones that got not accepted for free. But I was really wondering because I was really confident this will be approved for sale. Well – Here a link, where you can listen to if you want:http://www18.zippyshare.com/v/32664502/file.html Crian
I listened to it! Very good song writing, but I think Sinar makes some good points. I think this would be excellent with some better samples and mixing and mastering. Some of instruments just aren't convincing enough, but it's extremely difficult to pull off a convincing sound when working with pianos and orchestra so don't be upset by the critique. That's one of the reasons I haven't submitted any songs in that genre yet, because I'm not experienced enough to get close to that real orchestra sound. Some people can take orchestral samples and put together something that is nearly indistinguishable from a real orchestra. I really envy those people!
I want to reiterate though, that the song writing in this is VERY good. It is a wonderful composition. The execution is the only thing that's lacking, so I understand why they rejected it but I still very much enjoyed the piece.
Good luck with future submissions, and don't ever let a rejection discourage you.
@Sinar & Jonah-B: At first thank you for your opinion and your kind words, I really appreciate that you took time to help me. I totally agree with you with the cheap sound thing. I've been using Philharmonic Miroslav for only one or two weeks because my father gave it to me as i asked him, wether there are any possibilities to create orchestral music. I was actually surprised by it's power and I started to produce something just for fun. I have no musical education so I do everything by ear and I also have no ideas of mixing and mastering (unfortunately) The only thing I do is playing the melodys into Cubase and saving them, hehe. I guess you can hear that I am not a professional musician of course. The problem is that I can't achieve a better result than the music you already know from me. Are there any tips? I red some articles on audiotuts+ on audiojungle but the comparison between before/after is not that big. I thought about using Symphobia or EastWestOrchestra but these VST -Instruments are really, really expensive and for me, a 19teen years old student, who has other needs like driving licence, studying etc. its unfortunately impossible to purchase it, even though I'd REALLY like to.
@ElegentPurpose: These wrong notes on the piano were purpose, I guess you mean this little dissonance don't you? I wanted to make it sound a little bit more dark and creepy, that's why I used them but probably I will find a better option, thanks for the advice The idea with the Reverb is also great, I just have to find out how to put reverb on these strings, I am absolutely a Cubase beginner, hehe. But that's a good tipp, thank you. By the way – What do you mean with "your post was flagged?" – Because I didn't flag anyone ..
I know the boat you're in, Crian. I've considered putting the money into the EWO samples, but I can't justify putting the money into it until I've had more success with my music. I've spent more than enough money on new equipment recently and I have a family to support after all. Two other major things that effect digital orchestra performance are reverb and articulation. These things can make or break the sound. I've noticed that a lot of people recommend Altiverb for creating space. As for articulation, it's just a tedious process of editing automation to get it sounding right.
I would love to give you more detailed advice, but as I've mentioned orchestral samples just aren't my field of expertise. There seems to be a lack of information resources online for working with samples like this. I've found some pointers here and there, but no real in depth tutorials. Maybe some more experienced AJ'ers can use this thread as an opportunity to share their knowledge of the subject


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First-Ever D.C. 'Antiques Roadshow' Confirms Its Disciples
"I've been living for this since January," said Lorraine Burns of Arlington, who had requested tickets for "Antiques Roadshow," which set up camp for the first time ever in D.C. at the Walter Washington Convention Center Aug. 21. The show, approaching its 15th year on PBS, has attained cult-like status with TV viewers and owners of family heirlooms which they believe might be worth big bucks. Its D.C. inauguration fetched 23,000 requests for 5,000 tickets, a record for this year. The show, which took to the road in San Diego, ended its taping here. (Its new season begins January.)
"Antiques Roadshow" prompted Patricia Erickson of Charlotte, N.C., to visit the nation's capital for the first time ever, too, making a family vacation of it. Citing the show's broadcast time, Erickson said, "Don't call me between 8 and 9 on Monday nights."
Then, Burns and Erickson met appraiser J. Michael Flanigan, and you'd think they had seen Bono or Sting or President Obama. The Keno brothers were nearby, walking out of the taping circle to visit those waiting in the long lines. Again, rock stars. These guys appraise old wooden furniture — with passion, admittedly.
We finally got a chance to show two old family pieces — one in the metalworks line and the other in the paintings line. (Generalist appraisers at the end of the long, initial line hand out tickets which categorize the piece, whether it be furniture, a toy or a sword, and send their patient cult followers to another line.) The longest line was for Asian arts. We were told about the guy with a bearskin rug, supposedly belonging to Bette Davis's daughter. Which line is that one?
Kerry Shrives of Boston's Skinner, Inc., looked over a bronze statuette, called "the freed slave" by our family, and smiled, "About $300, maybe a little more." Then, David Weiss of Philadelphia's Freeman's Auctioneers pondered an oil painting of the English Lake District, struggling to see the signature on the lower right just under the frame. An inner frame blocked his complete view. Nevertheless, Weiss declared,"It's a wonderful 19th-century painting, perhaps worth $1,500." (O.K., that's cool. Now, do you realize the appeal of this TV show?)
We also saw Sally Davidson of Clyde's Restaurants being interviewed on camera about her Japanese filigree bowl. Ask her, or wait until next year to learn its value.
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SHREVE -- Maxine Miller, 82, of Shreve, passed away Tuesday, Dec. 4, 2012, at the home of her granddaughter, Shelly (Bill) Dickson, with family around her.
Memorial services will be Saturday Dec. 8 at noon at Bigelow United Methodist Church, with pastor Diane McCartney officiating. There will be no calling hours. Alexander Funeral Home, Millersburg, is assisting the family.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the family to help defray funeral expenses, in care of Betty Horst, 686 Township Road 2302, Loudonville 44842; Hospice & Palliative Care of Greater Wayne and Holmes County, 2525 Back Orrville Road, Wooster 44691; or Bigelow United Methodist Church, in care of pastor Diane McCartney, 10400 Township Road 506, Holmesville 44633.
Maxine was born Sept. 27, 1930, in Holmes County, the daughter of the late Ralph and Lucille (Shoup) Franks and grew up in Shreve. She was a 1948 graduate of Big Prairie High School and lived most of her life in the Shreve area. On Feb. 15, 1957, she married Donald Miller. He preceded her in death.
She retired after working 20 years at Rubbermaid Inc. and was a member of Bigelow United Methodist Church and Ripley Garden Club.
Surviving are children, Betty Jean (Don) Horst of Loudonville, Connie (Kenny) Mullen of Wooster, Joanne Tate of Shreve, Jill (Roger) Edington of Wooster, Jay (Linda) Miller of Killbuck, Jane Miller of Shreve and a stepdaughter, Sharon Casey of Wooster; 17 grandchildren; 24 great-grandchildren; three great-great-grandchildren; brothers, Tom, Don, Gerald, Richard, Larry and Kenny Franks; sisters, Cordelia Tate, Doris Nickle, Marilyn Sigler, Carolyn Remington and Linda Collins; and a sister-in-law, Kathie Franks.
In addition to her husband, Maxine was preceded in death by her parents; a son, Jack; brothers, Robert and Cecil Franks; and twin granddaughters, Heather and Holly Edington.
My thoughts and prayers are with the family during this time. Maxine & I worked shoulder to shoulder hand-cutting the grass on the banks at Hastings point, mowed the lawn, planted & weeded flowers for many years in the late 60's. She gave me Rubbermaid things, some of which I still use, as thanks for working at the point, even though she owed me nothing-so unselfish! Whenever I visited her 40 years later she still talked of those 'good old days' and always showed me her beautiful quilts! She truly was of the great generation. I was blessed to know her.
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I am disturbed. I am affrighted. And I suspect I'm not alone. In the world, the apocalyptic horsemen ride hard. In the Church, folks are either toppling statues (and statutes) or busy sending out Save the Schism Date postcards, at least as far as anyone can tell from the garbled barque-to-shore transmissions and the excited utterances they provoke. Here in my house (in your house, too, maybe) the everyday demons of worry and sorrow are never far away.So here, without further comment, is the … [Read more...]
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As Deacon Greg Kandra reports at The Deacon's Bench, Catholic News Service (CNS) today released matching videos purporting to summarize two sides of a hot-button debate on the eve of the Extraordinary Synod on the Family. While only one thread in a tangled rope of issues facing families, Catholic or not, in the world today, the discussion of whether Catholics who marry after a civil divorce (but whose first marriage was validly sacramental and has not been declared null) might be admitted to … [Read more...]
Looking East Clearly: More on Orthodox Divorce and Remarriage
My recent post on the "Orthodox solution" has provoked a lot of conversation here and on social networks. Most of the reaction has been from Catholics who do not wish to see the Church alter its practice of denying the sacraments to divorced Catholics who remarry, and interpreted calls to look to Orthodox practice as a signal that the upcoming synod might seek such an alteration. My purpose---and, I believe, the purpose of Cardinal Kasper and other Church leaders who recommend exploring what … [Read more...]
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We're divorced and remarried, but we love God and love the Church. Are we excommunicated? Why can't we receive Communion? I heard Orthodox Christians can!In anticipation of the upcoming Extraordinary Synod on the Family, the question of pastoral care for the divorced and remarried has emerged as an issue of great concern. In areas of the world where divorce is common, this question rated high urgency on the surveys sent to bishops' conferences to prepare for the synod. (In other parts of the … [Read more...]


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Gainesville, Fla. » Just when it looked like there might be a snowball fight in a very hot place, Utah's gymnastics team lost its grip, first on the balance beam and then on a possible upset as the No. 9 Utes fell to No. 5 Florida 197.55-196.5 on Friday in front of 4,859 at the Stephen C. O'Connell Center.
Utah coach Greg Marsden, who earlier this week gave his team a "snowball's chance in hell" at beating the Gators on their home floor, almost had to eat his words as the Utes had an upset within reach going into the final rotation when they trailed the Gators just .475.
The Utes (10-3) got the opening they needed to possibly hand the Gators their first home loss since 2008 when Florida's Liz Green fell during her floor routine and scored just 9.15.
Unfortunately, Utah's hopes of stunning the Gators (9-2) were short-lived as Cortni Beers fell during her balance beam routine and scored just 9.225, Jamie Deetscreek had a bobble and scored 9.7 and Kyndal Robarts had trouble too and scored 9.7.
The Utes ultimately didn't have to count a fall, but going up against a quality team such as the Gators, the small errors in the final rotation seemed magnified.
While the Utes struggled on the beam, the Gators got stronger after their opening mistake on the floor as the rest of the lineup scored 9.85 or higher.
Florida's final score tied its season best while Utah's score was its highest road score of the season.
However, it was that last rotation, which resulted in a 48.85, that was most on the minds of the Utes.
"If we'd handled beam better, I would have been very pleased with the performance tonight," Marsden said.
The Utes were led by Daria Bijak, who scored a 39.525 to finish second to Florida's Marissa King in the all-around (39.575).
Bijak and Annie DiLuzio scored team high 9.85s on the beam as they seemed unfazed the most by the situation.
"The first three events were great," Bijak said. "We started off well and then struggled on beam. I can't talk for anybody else, but we got a couple of low scores and that seemed to affect us."
Balance beam problems have plagued the Utes this season. Now they just have next week's season finale against BYU and the NCAA Regional Championships on April 10 to fix their issues.
The Utes have the skills, but clearly become affected in a negative way when a teammate has a mistake. The way Florida responded so strongly to its mistake on floor only heightened the Utes' issue.
"Cortni has a fall and we tightened up," Marsden said. "Those were uncharacteristic mistakes that Kyndal and Jamie had. We've been talking about not doing that and becoming tentative on beam when something happens, but it's one thing to train it. We have to get better at that."
"We came in here wanting to be aggressive," DiLuzio said. "It was a good road score for us but we have to do better on the beam."
In short » The Utes lose their fourth straight meet at Florida to snap a three-meet win streak.
Key moment » The Utes have a chance at an upset when Florida's leadoff gymnast on floor falls, but the Utes have their own troubles on the balance beam to fall behind the Gators.
Key stat » Both teams had season bests. Florida tied its season high and Utah scored its season best road score.
All-Around » Marissa King (Florida) 39.575
Vault » Nicole Ellis (Florida) 9.925
Uneven bars » Amanda Castillo (Florida) 9.95
Balance beam » Marissa King (Florida) 9.9
Floor » Ashanee Dickerson (Florida) 9.95
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Football Fridays: University High School
Today marks the FIRST day of High School Football season in Central Florida and as we do every year, we are hosting Football Fridays on the air!
High School cheerleaders show school spirit by cheering their team on via the airwaves.
Our first school of the season is University High School, the COUGARS! They're playing a Pennsylvania team tonight at Wide World of Sports.
(Photo Credit: XL iTeam)


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Get an overview of this hotelEdinburgh hotel in Broughton, walk to Edinburgh Playhouse Theatre
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Located in Broughton, this hotel is within a 15-minute walk of Edinburgh Playhouse Theatre, Princes Street Gardens, and Calton Hill. St. Giles' Cathedral and Palace of Holyroodhouse are also within 1 mi (2 km).
Hotel Features
Along with tour/ticket assistance, this hotel has multilingual staff and a front-desk safe. WiFi in public areas is free.
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Regent House Hotel features tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Wireless Internet access is complimentary. A total renovation of this property was completed in November 2015.
- Total number of rooms - 17
- Number of floors - 3
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Year Built 1805
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Free Wi-Fi
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- DVD player
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
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- DVD player
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
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Continental breakfasts are available for a surcharge.
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Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-in time ends at 11 PM
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Check-out time is 10:30 AM
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- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Children 5 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are not available.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets not allowed
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Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
No rollaway/extra beds available
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This property's policy is to charge a fee ranging from GBP 1-2 for payments under GBP 100 made with a card, or 2% of the total charge for payments of GBP 100 or greater made using a card. For more details, please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
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So you've been through a separation and divorce. You know what a harrowing experience that is. But despite how terrible divorce is, many divorced Catholics pray for their ex-spouses frequently, if not all the time. Not only does scripture exhort us to pray for our enemies (Matthew 5:44), but many people still love their ex-spouses despite what has happened.
A friend of mine once told me she offered all her pain and suffering specifically for the soul of her ex-husband. Every tear, every painful question from those who didn't know what happened, every reminder that her marriage was lost, she offered all of it up to God for the salvation of her husband's soul.
You never know how God will work in a person's life, but you should always have faith in God's ability to work miracles out of even the worst circumstances. Of course you know that the person you are praying for must cooperate with the graces God provides in order for a change of heart to take place, but the opportunity to affect that change lies in your prayers. God can and does use people and circumstances to reach out to a heardened heart.
If you've wondered whether or not you should pray for your ex-spouse, you definitely should. The miracle that takes place might just happen inside your heart.
And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose (Romans 8:28).


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Yves Saint Laurent's sought-after 'Roady' hobo bag gets a nautical-inspired update for SS12 in rope-print canvas. Carry this vibrant style in the crook of your arm to lend daywear looks a hint of sailor chic.
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Turning heads as she meandered along the red carpet, Anne Hathaway was all decked out for the 66th Annual Golden Globe Awards on Sunday night (January 11).
Held at the Beverly Hilton, Miss Hathaway posed for photographers before making her way inside in hopes of taking home some more hardware.
With the awards show season getting into full swing, the stars were out last night for the Palm Springs International Film Festival Awards Gala in Palm Springs, California.
Stepping out in support of her "Changeling" pal Clint Eastwood, Angelina Jolie was spotted attending the Los Angeles premiere of his new film "Gran Torino" last night (December 9).
It's that time of the year again - awards show season! And earlier today the nominations for the 14th Annual Critics' Choice Awards were announced.
Ben Lyons, Rosie Perez, and Ben Mankiewicz were all over at VH1 Studios in New York City to chat about this year's contenders (the winners will be announced January 8th).


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Stony Brook, N.Y. - Jordan McBride scored five goals and Timmy Trenkle added three, as Stony Brook stormed past UAlbany, 23-11, in America East Conference play on Saturday, April 23 LaValle Stadium. The Seawolves clinched a share of the league's regular-season title and secured the top seed for the upcoming conference postseason tournament.
Stony Brook (8-3, AE 4-0) scored twice early in the second quarter to break a 5-5 deadlock. Brett Drost sent a shot from the right wing into the net off Tom Compitello's pass from behind. Russ Bonanno's attempt at the goal was blocked, but midfielder Robbie Campbell corralled the ground ball and scored from the top of the crease. Campbell had two goals and one assist.
UAlbany (4-9, AE 0-4) sliced the deficit in half when freshman Ryan Feuerstein tallied off Rocky Bonitatibus' right-to-left skip pass over the defense with 9:18 left in the period. The Seawolves, who are ranked No. 14 in the USILA poll and No. 13 by Nike/Inside Lacrosse, then ripped off five unanswered, including four in a two-minute-and-49-second span for a 12-6 halftime advantage.
Compitello, a senior attacker who had two goals and handed out four assists, had a hand in a pair of goals 18 seconds apart. He set up Drost for the first goal and then scored himself after defenseman Kyle Moeller collected a ground ball after a face-off. McBride scored twice, including a shot from left of the crease after Kevin Crowley dodged a defender from the top of the zone. Trenkle ended the run when UAlbany turned the ball over at midfield during a clearing attempt.
The Seawolves, who posted their fifth consecutive win, pounded away in the third quarter with four goals in a row to start the period. McBride, a three-time first-team all-conference selection, found the net twice in a 19-second span, the first coming after a long possession on the offensive end. Trenkle later moved into the middle and hit the lower right corner with a blast. Kyle Belton deposited Compitello's feed for a 16-6 cushion.
Bonanno finished with two goals and one assist for the Seawolves, the defending America East champions who advanced to last year's NCAA quarterfinals. Freshman Miles Thompson led the Great Danes with a career-high five goals, plus had two assists. Joe Resetarits scored twice and assisted on another goal.


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Should D.C. Ridesharing Services Like Lyft And UberX Be Regulated?
Concerns about passenger safety are prompting officials to take a long look at ride sharing apps.
Since they launched in D.C., the smartphone-based car services UberX, Sidecar and Lyft have 'self-regulated' via their own online rating systems: a passenger who pays a driver poorly or a driver who drives dangerously risks getting a bad review. But D.C.'s Taxicab Commission says that is not enough.
Chairman Ron Linton says the commission will likely consider new regulations to treat these services as "private sedans" for hire.
"Our regulations when we finish writing them and propose them for consideration will cover the things people worry about when they get into a stranger's vehicle and are not quite sure what will happen," Linton says.
The new regulations could require drivers to carry a high level of insurance. Since these drivers are using their own vehicles, they are not subject to the District's background checks.
Jason Rainwater is a 27-year-old, 9-to-5 professional who works as a Lyft driver to make extra money nights and weekends. He says he understands why regulators are concerned with what he's doing.
"There is the insurance factor that if something did happen to me or happen to a driver, I don't know if Lyft would necessarily cover that or if my insurance cover it," Rainwater says.
Rami Ayyub, a 23-year-old government contractor who uses Lyft to get around, disagrees. He says he trusts Lyft is hiring safe drivers and is skeptical of the need for new regulations.
"It's not just anybody driving their car taking you around. They are vetted. They're put through some sort of process where their backgrounds are checked. So I do trust it," Ayyub says.
UberX issued a statement, saying the taxicab commission's initial findings are "filled with factual inaccuracies and ignore the ways that uberX has already solved the reliability, quality and transparency issues that have plagued the D.C. taxi industry for decades."
Sidecar also offered this statement:
DC residents deserve choice in transportation. The findings and recommendations of the DC Taxicab Commission's panel on rideshare would move DC in the opposite direction by restricting consumer choice for DC residents who depend on safe and affordable transportation alternatives like Sidecar. We worked closely with regulators in California to create new rules that protect public safety while allowing for transportation innovation and consumer choice. We hope the DC Taxicab Commission will collaborate with Sidecar and other rideshare companies to implement policies and regulations that are best for all of the citizens of DC and not just the narrow business interests of the taxi industry.
Lyft did not respond to a request for comment.
The commission is expected to unveil its proposed regulations in March.


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Founding Partner and Global Creative Officer at agency Anomaly talks about why you should never underestimate people in the ad business.
Why The Power Of Human Connections Is The Key To Selling Ads
Text by Dory Carr-Harris
The expansive New York outpost of global advertising firm Anomaly spans several bustling floors inside a classic building in the Soho neighborhood. The steady stream of activity on the city streets is matched by the intensity of focus in the office, where Mike Byrne stands out with his warm, affable demeanor. Quick to offer a joke, he doesn't seem like the same man who has won multiple awards from Clios to Cannes Gold Lions, and who has wowed everyone from the top executives at Nike to Jerry Seinfeld.
A Founding Partner and the Global Creative Officer at Anomaly, Byrne is in charge of a team of 120 employees, working across five cities: New York, Shanghai, London, Toronto and Amsterdam. He has been working there for seven years and is still seeking new ways to impress and energize the various clients they work with including ASOS, Budweiser, Converse, Diageo, Google and P&G.
Byrne is one of the most creative minds working in advertising today. He was ranked 30 on DETAILS '50 Most Influential Men Under 40′ list in 2002, and in 2003 was voted the third best copywriter in the world by Shoot magazine. To remain relevant and dominant in this rapidly-changing landscape requires endless innovation and an ability to come up with a continual flow of new ideas. PSFK sat down with Byrne to discuss his definition of creativity, how he fuels his own, and what is needed to maintain a fresh outlook every day. Byrne also shared the secret to staying humble and keeping a clear head in this business.
As we chatted, I came to understand why Byrne moved from Portland—where he was working at another award-winning agency, Wieden + Kennedy—to New York.
"The lure of New York City. I'd lived here before and I loved it. What's that Sinatra song? 'If you can make it here, you can make it anywhere.' But I think you have to keep making it here. I love the energy of it. I wanted to challenge myself and scare myself."
It does not, therefore, come as much of a surprise that Byrne attributes much of his creativity to the city itself, and cites much of his inspiration as flowing from the multitude of stories that are being lived out every day on NYC's chaotic streets.
"I think I just have my antenna up all the time. It might be something that you say. It might be sitting in traffic in the car and overhearing a conversation." But the main center of interest for Byrne is not the stories, but the people who are the actors of these many plot lines:
"I think the number one thing that I do, and have done subconsciously since I was a little boy, is to people watch. It's like, "I wonder what she does for a living and where is she going right now? What's in that bag? Is she happy or sad?" Or like, "What are those guys doing? Are they having an argument? Are they in love? Are they not? Movies, books, conversations. Nothing beats people watching."
This intense interest in human behavior may have been the subconscious precursor for Byrne's foray into advertising, but whether or not it was intentional, it is definitely the driving force behind the way he views his role in the business today, and that is, understanding the needs and wants of people, and speaking to those desires with the creative campaigns that Anomaly creates. Byrne wants to reach people on a level, one where they feel they are being listened to. Byrne is enraptured by "the psychology of behavior and people—we're all insecure, we're all looking for answers and we all want love and we all want joy and we all want meaning," and in whatever small way he can, Byrne is trying to provide that.
These human problems are the challenges that drive his work and serve as the framework for every project he undertakes. "I think creativity is the act of solving a problem, and using everything around you as points of connection. I think creativity requires your brain to work on many channels and be incredibly agnostic, open, and welcoming."
Openness is key, as Byrne believes that an ability to see what he calls 'the influences that came before' is responsible for his ever-replenishing stream of creative juices and helps him stay grounded in an industry where ego can get in the way of doing great work.
"You are touched by so many people before you come to a thought, because there are all these different things that are just constantly churning and spinning and influencing and inspiring."
Being aware of the multitude of creative elements that have subconsciously influenced one's decisions and ideas—the people who invented the English language, who built the building you work in, who farmed the food you ate for breakfast—and being open to the helping hand that they give to your ideas, will in the end make a person more receptive to various sources of inspiration and aid them in coming up with richer and more multi-faceted future ideas.
However, even with an open and receptive mind, every creative person can get blocked. When facing that wall, Byrne always asks the question: "What would be unreasonable?" as he believes that is the question that will generate out-of-the-box ideas.
"I think a lot of times it's just showing the hope and possibility within what we do, and how much is out there. It's daunting, but I think that's really the challenge. How do you open up the aperture, and let people go, 'Holy shit, man. There's so many ways to come at this thing.'"
Byrne has been working in this business for over 15 years but believes that creative success boils down to a couple of simple and blunt lessons:
"This is a business of relationships first and foremost. If you're my client, and you just think I'm a jackass, it's going to be very hard for you to buy something from me. Don't underestimate the people in the room in this business ever. Ultimately, you're just talking to yourself if you're not talking to somebody else."
This hearkens back to the importance that Byrne places on the human element of any business deal as a way to strengthen relationships and build trust.
"If you're earnest and you're open, and you can be yourself and admit when you're wrong, then I'm going to trust you, and like you. You're not going to buy anything from anybody who's not enthusiastic, about their own idea. The ability to articulate your idea to other people, and to be excited about selling. I think that's it."
Images by Catalina Kulczar
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PRESS DIGEST- Canada- Sept 2
Sept 2 (Reuters) - The following are the top stories from selected Canadian newspapers. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.
** Mexico's state-owned development bank is forging alliances with Canadian financial institutions to boost the stunted levels of commercial lending in the country, especially in the newly reformed energy sector where increased investment is sorely required. (bit.ly/1q5WOB9)
** Canadian forces veteran David MacLeod, who served for 27 years in Afghanistan, Bosnia and Kosovo, wants to take on veteran Conservative MP and former defence minister Peter MacKay in his Central Nova riding, setting up a tense dynamic for the 2015 general election. (bit.ly/1luRarZ)
** Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper is heading to a crucial summit of NATO leaders where the Western military alliance will give itself the power to respond to threats more quickly in the face of Russia's continued effort to destabilize and break up Ukraine. (bit.ly/1lFCJS4)


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When I'm setting up an appointment and select the All day event check box, Outlook changes the Show time as value from Busy to Free. Have I found a bug?
Instead of being a bug, this behavior actually is by design. A primary use of the All day event check box is for events that don't involve a specific time commitment—for example, holidays, birthdays, and anniversaries. Although you can't alter Outlook's default behavior of changing Busy to Free for all-day events, you can certainly set Free back to Busy after you select the All day event check box.


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lloks nice..i really like the way they look in the wrx's, they are full in dash as opposed to a flip out like i have in my sisters civic... the only problem with them is that i wont want to replace a 6cd player with a 1 cd player, regarless of if it has ipod or not
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I love my AVIC-D3. Looks really good and really, who uses CD's now? IPOD FTW! Actually gives me a reason to use my ipod finally!
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Looks kinda like mine! How long does it take to load? The pioneer ones are slow...
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Really? My Pioneer plays my music instantly once I turn the car on. Not that many complaints with Pioneer. Just some little things that are annoying. The Ipod functions are horrible on the D3, so I "bypass" it by using the Video function and using my Ipod to control the song/artist/etc
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it takes about 25 seconds to load up. kinda slow but the music will start playing after about 15
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Well I am going to do it. I have been working at a local pizza parlor for about 4 months and have been promoted to manager. I cant carry while on the job. This upset me and rather than quit and be jobless for a while, i chose to look for a job that better suits my talents and lets me carry. Easier said than done. I got word today that I am going to be working as a full time Bouncer\ Security for a large night club here. The owner of the club is a dj\rocker who has major connections in the music world and is gone alot on tour. His club is always packed and has had acts like 2live crew (rap), Gwar (metal) and others. The scene gets rough in a hurry down there.
After a long conversation with the owner, i get the feeling that while working there Im sure to see my fair share of action. He is allowing me to carry but only concealed. Which is fine with me. My DPSST certification will let me carry a baton, cuffs, spray, tac knife, tac light and strobe. I plan on packing these to work there. I also spoke with the head of security for the club and he said that they have a great relationship with LEO's and really do keep order. The LEO's in this small coastal town are few and far between so they are more than happy to let us handle the security our selves and call on them only when emergencies arise. The owner of the club said he would rather not have the police down there very often because it looks bad, so he said its up to us (me) to handle problems.
After leaving there I felt both excited and worried. to me it sounds like a few shady things have happend there with the security\troublemaker relationship. For now its really good money and I will keep my eye on the inner workings of the club. If it looks like its going to be something thats not going to 100% legit I will quit.
SO, with that said... Does anyone have any experiance being a bar bouncer and could share some with me. I have done this kind of work before but only on occasion and really diddnt learn the ropes.
All im pictureing in my head is ROAD HOUSE!


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A portion of the Faculty Development Endowment is reserved for the support of programs devoted primarily to Catholic social teaching. The goal of this fund is to assist departments and faculty members to become knowledgeable about Catholic social teaching and other Catholic teaching, and to integrate this tradition into the curriculum of the departments.
The fund will support academic departments in developing summer seminars conducted by noted scholars in Catholic social teaching and related fields. It may also be used by individuals of interdisciplinary groups to support other activities designed to enrich the curriculum by developing an understanding of this tradition.
This endowment is intended to support a broad range of academic disciplines, including such subjects as: the intersection of Catholic theological tradition and the sciences or literature; Catholic social thought and its relation to economics and business; just war theory and international policy; and the theology of the human person and human rights policies.
Proposals should not exceed three pages in length and should include the following.
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