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40. Western Michigan: Fifth-year head coach Bill Cubit runs a fine program, off a 9-4 SU, 5-7 ATS season. The Broncos return seven starters on offense, led by 6-4 senior QB Tim Hiller (36 TDs, 10 picks). The offense was explosive in 2008, with 121 yards rushing, 301 yards passing and 29.8 ppg. He's been starting since his freshman season.
Western Michigan has a legitimate 1-2 punch in the backfield with senior Brandon West (1,026 yards, 5.0 ypc) and sophomore Aaron Winchester, plus deep threat junior WR Juan Nunez. The defense returns just 4 starters to a unit that was decent, allowing 23.8 ppg. Western Michigan was 9-6 over the total the last two falls.
39. Rutgers: The Knights have a great coach in Greg Schiano, off an 8-5 SU, 7-5 ATS campaign. They outscored teams by a 29-18 averaging with an explosive offense that rolled up 128 yards rushing and 266 yards passing per game. They are loaded in the running game, so don't be surprised if Rutgers returns to a power running style. The offensive line has the potential to be among the best in school history.
Senior RB Kordell Young (554 yards), junior RB Jourdan Brooks (516 yards, 5.2 ypc), junior Joe Martinek (404) and junior Mason Robinson all return, a mixture of speed and power. The passing game will take its lumps with senior QB Jabu Lovelace, who's a better athlete than a passer. His top two targets are back in 6-foot-4 senior WR Kenny Britt (1,371 yards) and senior WR Tim Brown (565 yards). The defense is tough, led by senior DE George Johnson, a former transfer from Virginia, on a physical front line. Another winning season and a bowl will be in the cards.
38. South Florida: There's no secret anymore about the South Florida Bulls and Head Coach Jim Leavitt, off another winning season at 8-5. The top players each on offense and defense return. They run an uptempo spread offense behind electric senior QB Matt Grothe (18 TDs, 14 picks, 591 rush yards).
The defense returns pass rushing terror senior George Selvie returns, trying to recapture his All-America form of 2007 after an ankle injury bothered him in 2008. South Florida is 19-5 SU, 15-6 ATS at home the last four years. This is a program on the rise and a fourth straight bowl game is likely.
37. Nebraska: Nebraska has been a beast offensively, even under Bo Pelini, but they lose QB Joe Ganz and all the top playmakers, so this is really the first real look at the Pelini offense. Sophomore QB Patrick Witt is trying to prove he's ready for the big time, while QB Kody Spanos is in the mix. The ground game has junior RB Roy Helu Jr (803 yards), a sizzling 6.4 yards per carry, and junior RB Quentin Castille (467 yards), plus the wide receiving corps is very good.
Can they approach last season's offensive numbers: 36 points, with 173 yards rushing and 284 yards passing per game? The defense allowed 29 ppg and has a ways to go, though Pelini said he is happy with the way All-Big 12 defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh is taking charge of the defense. Nebraska is 2-2 SU, 3-1 ATS under Pelini on the road. Early road trips to Virginia Tech and Missouri will tell a lot about the defense and new QB.
36. Central Michigan: The Chippewas (8-5 SU, 4-6-1 ATS) have had an electrifying offense the last few years under coach Butch Jones and QB Dan LeFevour. Central Michigan averaged 292 yards passing, 30 points and 132 yards rushing. Senior QB LeFevour is the MAC's best player and threw for 2,784 yards, 21 TDs, 6 picks while running for 592 yards.
His top two targets return in senior WR Bryan Anderson (865 yards) and junior WR Antonio Brown (998 yards). This offense should be explosive. Central Michigan is 13-5 SU, 12-4 ATS at home the last three years. Bettors beware: Central is 11-5 ATS its last 16 as a dog!
35. Virginia: Coach Al Groh's Cavaliers have been up and down while rebuilding the last few years. On offense, former Bowling Green head coach Gregg Brandon has been brought to Charlottesville to supercharge an offense that has been weak, trying a spread attack for 2009. Four starters return to anchor the offensive line and there is a QB battle between senior Jameel Sewell and junior Marc Verica. Sewell started all 13 games in 2007 and led the team to nine wins and a New Year's Day bowl game.
On defense, they allowed 21.7 ppg and are thin at linebacker. That's a concern, as in Groh's 3-4 defense, playmaking linebackers are an absolute must. At least the defensive line has seven of the top eight returning. Virginia is 31-9 SU/25-14 ATS at home the last six seasons, but 12-22 SU/12-20 ATS on the road.
34. Boise State: The Boise State Broncos continue to roll, going 13-0, 10-3 and 12-1 the last three seasons under head coach Chris Peterson. Boise averaged 39 points, 162 yards rushing and 294 passing per game and returns sophomore QB Kellen Moore (25 TDs, 10 INTs), who had a terrific freshman campaign, throwing for 3,486 yards and 69% completions.
There is ample wideout experience with senior WR Jeremy Childs (802 yards) and junior WR Austin Pettis. The ground game has a new offensive line and loses monster back Ian Johnson. So look for 5-foot-9 junior RB Jeremy Avery, who ran for 672 and 614 yards the last two seasons. The defense was outstanding, allowing 12 points per game. Since 1999, Boise is 65-2 SU, 39-17 ATS at home on the blue carpet!
33. Notre Dame: You never know which Irish team under Charlie Weis is going to show up. They looked a little better in 2008, a 7-6 campaign, but they got smacked around by BC and USC, and lost at home to a horrible Syracuse squad, 24-23, as a 20-point favorite. There is reason for some optimism, with good recruiting classes, a lot of returning talent and a soft schedule.
Junior QB Jimmy Clausen (3,172 yards, 25 TDs, 17 picks) has been forced to carry the load behind a weak offensive line. Top target junior WR Golden Tate returns and was outstanding, with 58 catches for 1,080 yards and 10 TDs. Weis will resume calling plays for the Irish. 7 starters are back to a defense that hasn't been very good under him. Notre Dame is 15-9 under the total the last two years. (Follow Jim on Twitter at https://twitter.com/JimFeistSports).
32. Colorado: Last season injuries derailed what should have been a good offense for Coach Dan Hawkins, going 5-7 SU, 4-7 ATS. Remember that two years ago they shocked then-No. 3 Oklahoma, 27-24 as a 23-point dog. Eight starters return on offense, behind junior QB Cody Hawkins (17 TDs, 10 picks), a starter since his freshman season. 5-foot-6 sophomore RB Rodney Stewart (622 yards) led the team as a freshman and ran for a strong 4.7 yards per carry. They added one of the nation's top running backs in Darrell Scott, who stumbled as a freshman behind the banged-up offensive line.
Defensively, senior Bryan Stengel and soph Brandon Gouin lead a good LB corps. Because of the weak offense, Colorado was 6-3-1 under the total, but remember when they were healthy on offense in 2007 they went 8-5 over the total with a strong offense and a weak secondary. A good season is possible, though note they are 2-13 SU, 3-12 ATS on the road under Hawkins and 4-17 SU/ATS on the road the last four years.
31. Tennessee: The Volunteers went 9-4 and 10-4 in two straight seasons (10-4 ATS in 2007), then fell off the map last season in a 5-7 campaign that cost Coach Phil Fulmer his job. Such is life in the competitive SEC! New Lane Kiffin doesn't have much of a resume, but does have a dynamite staff around him, including Ed Orgereon (former Ole Miss coach) and his father, Monte Kiffin, who will run the defense.
The main concern is the offense, which was a disaster. Jim Chaney is the new OC after spending the last three seasons as an assistant with the St. Louis Rams. The key will be 6-4 senior QB Jonathan Crompton (4
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Some would say i'm eccentric. i would say i'm just true to who i am and i have confidence in to be my self no matter what the world thinks.
I've been said to be one of the most passionate, accepting, compassionate, patient, and funny person they've ever met.
I firstly I believe effective non-violent communication is key in any situation especially in a relationship.
Secondly directness and honesty are paramount.
Thirdly there's always room for humor, the world is hard and sad enough not to laugh.
A few important things to know before you read on.
*I do not do drama i do not play games. We are grown there is no need for us to wast our time on that.
*I am an atheist, If you are very religious, or cant rap your head around the idea, we probably wont get along.
*I'm a heavy duty activist. Even my job any graduate degree are directed at working towards social and economic justice.
*I do not watch TV listen to corporate radio or follow up on pop culture or the cult of celebrity, so if that's what your conversations are mainly based on I'll be at a loss.
*I'm Pan-Sexual. This does not mean im greedy, a horn dog, perv, or disloyal. It means i am attracted to a person for who they are and not what's between there legs.
oh and ive been told im a great kisser &.............ahh yeah ill leave it at that
physically; as my friend said im a big bear of a man. Im 6'5" and well built(no not fat).
Ive been compared to zangief from street fighter.
I am tall, have a mohawk, beard, and accent, so i guess it could be true.
i also have 00 gauge labret, and venom piercing (others not mentioned because if you'd notice them first theirs something horribly wrong)
One thing though i have killed my T.V. and i havn't watched it in more then 6 years. I try not to indulge in mindless activities. (i still have a T.V. to play my Wii and PS, which i only do with my roommate or when there's guests who want to play bowling or something of that sort).
Books basicly any thing interesting, Currently being read are; The Basque history of the world, A Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time, and Marquis De Sad (compilation), Good Omens, and collected Asimov's.
Movies I don't realy catch any in theaters any more i just watch ones recommended to me by friends usually their indi. or foreign and i only watch them with company so that's it an event not a passive activity, or when im going to bed.
Music im quit eclectic Usually Punk, World, Jazz, Funk, Soul, Older Hip-Hop, Goth/industrial trip-hop, blue grass, and many many more genre including Classical and Opera.
Food Is even more varied Im up for about any thing aslong as its not bland my favorite would probably be traditional Chinese though.
For all of these The Universe is to vast and varied to limit yourself to any one thing. I believe in loving the whole diversity of the universes infinite possibilities.

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Select Committee on GRAS Substances (SCOGS) Opinion: Calcium caseinate; Casein; Sodium caseinate
The GRAS Substances (SCOGS) Database allows access to opinions and conclusions from 115 SCOGS reports published between 1972-1980 on the safety of over 370 Generally Recognized As Safe (GRAS) food substances. The GRAS ingredient reviews were conducted by the Select Committee in response to a 1969 White House directive by President Richard M. Nixon.
Calcium caseinate; Casein; Sodium caseinate
|GRAS Substance
|ID Code
|21 CFR Section
|Calcium caseinate
|Sodium caseinate
SCOGS Opinion:
Casein in milk and milk products has been a major component of the diet of man for centuries. Long term animal feeding studies have shown that extremely high dietary levels of casein, in common with other food proteins, may be injurious to the kidneys. However, per capita daily consumption of casein and caseinates added to foods is less than 0.2g and represents a minor contribution to the total average daily intake of protein, about 99g, by the U.S. population.
Heating casein under strongly alkaline conditions at 90°C or autoclaving at higher temperature under near neutral conditions has been shown to result in the formation of lysinoalanine as a component of the protein molecule. Lysinoalanine has been reported in commercial samples of casein, calcium caseinate, and sodium caseinate. Lysinoalanine also has been detected at relatively low concentration in a number of commercial food products and in home-cooked frankfurters, chicken, and egg white.
Sensitivity to lysinoalanine differs among animals species and is dependent on the protein nature of the diet; feeding free lysinoalanine at dietary levels of 1000 ppm to five mammalian species other than the rat, including subhuman primates, failed to produce renal cytomegalic changes. Renal cytomegalic changes have been demonstrated in rats fed free lysinoalanine, or alkalitreated soy protein isolate, lactalbumin or casein containing bound lysinoalanine. The alkali-treated proteins were fed as the sole source of protein at dietary levels of 20 to 30 percent; cytomegaly did not occur or was markedly reduced in rats fed diets in which alkali-treated protein was supplemented with an untreated protein, suggesting that the renal syndrome was caused by protein bound lysinoalanine in diets deficient or imbalanced with respect to one or more amino acids. Although the available information indicates that the present consumption levels of casein and caseinates, less than 0.2 g per capita as currently used, pose no hazard to the consumer,a limitation with respect to lysinoalanine content in specifications for food grade products would avoid possible future problems in this regard.
A small proportion of infants and lesser numbers of children and adults experience untoward reactions to casein and other milk proteins. Casein is only mildly antigenic but the presence of whey proteins in commercial casein may increase the frequency of hypersensitivity reactions. However, the relatively low consumption of casein, sodium and calcium caseinates added to processed foods, as compared to consumption of casein in milk, cheese, other dairy products, and foods containing dairy products as an ingredient, does not appear to significantly exposure to this antigen.
Although few nitrite analyses of caseinates dried in direct fired spray driers were available to the Select Committee, the available data and the finding of nitrite in samples of other products dried in similar equipment indicates that nitrite can occur at low levels in spray-dried products. According to available information, casein and some caseinates are dried in indirectly heated driers and would not be exposed to nitrite from the drying gases. Nitrite content is of concern because of its toxicity, per se, and because it can react with other nitrogen containing compounds to produce nitrosamines, many of which have been shown to be carcinogenic in experimental animals. It is important to ensure that preformed nitrosamines are not present in caseinates and are not formed in processed foods containing caseinates.
Consideration must be given to the potential for nitrosamine formation in vivo from ingestion of foods containing nitrite, and the latter reacting with other nitrogen containing compounds in foods, drugs, and endogenous amines, must be considered. Many natural and processed foods, including spraydried products, contribute to the total human intake of nitrite even though bacterial reduction of nitrate to nitrate in saliva is the mejor source of nitrite entering the stomach.
It has been reported from recent unpublished work with rats fed nitrite that the frequency of lymphoreticular tumor was increased. The possibility that nitrite has a direct adverse effect of this type raises questions about the total body burden of nitrite and the relative contributions from food, saliva, and the estimated larger amount produced by bacteria in the intestinal tract. A study of these sources and their relative importance is required for individuals of different age groups and dietary habits to obtain reliable figures. Specifications should be developed for food grade caseinates which limit the content of nitrite and nitrosamines.
Caseinates appear to contribute a minor quantity of nitrite to total human exposure. Preliminary estimates of per capita exposure indicate they account for less than 0.2 percent of that taken in as an ingredient of food and present in saliva, and less than 0.005 percent of the total taken in as food ingredient, present in the saliva, and generated in the intestinal tract. From the standpoint of relative contributions to the controllable nitrite load and/or total body burden, caseinates do not appear to be cause for concern at this time. Nevertheless, the possible adverse effects of nitrite call for more explicit knowledge and actions for maintaining a low level of the compound in the commercial product and for continued monitoring of its relative contributions, with adjustments as necessary, as the major sources of commercially added nitrites are progressively decreased through regulatory procedures underway.
The Select Committee has weighed the foregoing information and concludes that:
It is essential that food grade specifications for casein, sodium caseinate, and calcium caseinate be established including provisions for acceptable levels of lysinoalanine, nitrite, and nitrosamines. Assuming that acceptable levels of lysinoalanine, nitrite, and nitrosamine are established, there is no evidence in the available information on casein, sodium caseinate, or clacium caseinate that demonstrates or suggest reasonable grounds to suspect a hazard when they are used at levels that are now current or that may reasonably be expected in the future.
There is no evidence in the available information on casein that demonstrates or suggests reasonable grounds to suspect a hazard when it is used in paper and paperboard products for food packaging at levels that are now current or that might reasonably be expected in the future.
*Complete reports containing details of the safety studies that formed the basis of the opinions and conclusions and are available from the National Technical Information Service (NTIS), 5285 Port Royal Road, Springfield, VA 22161 (703) 605-6000.


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Hunt Overcomes Trouble to Win Eddie Read
Michael House's Hunt provided a moment of drama in the stretch, but even a blocked-off trip wasn't enough to prevent the Dark Angel gelding from winning his first graded race.
Michael House's Hunt provided a moment of drama in the stretch, but even a blocked-off trip wasn't enough to prevent the Dark Angel gelding from winning his first graded race.
Ashleyluvssugar, last out winner of the grade 2 Charles Whittingham Stakes, is set as the highweight in a field of seven for Del Mar's Eddie Read Stakes (G2T) July 22.
Malcolm Pierce is 59, and like many in the business, he's seen a lot of things in racing come full circle during his career. The Malcolm Pierce story just happens to be one of those "full circle." tales.
Having won three graded stakes already during Keeneland's fall meet, Motion looks to keep his momentum going.
Gestut Brummerhof's German homebred Messi collected his second graded stakes win in North America in the $200,000 Sky Classic Stakes (Can-IIT) Aug. 21 at Woodbine.
With his 12-race losing streak broken, Canadian Horse of Year looks to build on recent stakes success.
Sam-Son Farm's Up With the Birds, back in his home country, where he was named 2013 Canadian Horse of the Year, snapped a 12-race winless streak with a 1 1/4-length score in the $200,000 Nijinsky Stakes (Can-IIT) July 24 at Woodbine.
A trio of 6-year-olds that have been trending the wrong way will try to recall their glory days in the nine-furlong Nijinsky at Woodbine
Well-travelled The Pizza Man will make his way back to the West Coast for the $250,000 Hollywood Turf Cup (gr. IIT) Nov. 26 at Del Mar.
Favored Cannock Chase rallied strongly in the stretch under Ryan Moore to win the $1 million Pattison Canadian International (Can-IT) at Woodbine Oct. 18.
JMJ Racing Stables' Interpol has caught much of the betting public by surprise in his last two upset victories, but he won't be sneaking up on anyone in the $1 million Pattison Canadian International Stakes (Can-IT) Oct. 18.
Phipps Stables' homebred Mr Speaker showed off his top-level class Sept. 19 with a score in the $250,000 Commonwealth Cup Stakes (gr. IIT) at Laurel Park.
A pair of grade I winners will look to return to their multiple graded stakes-winning form in the $250,000 Commonwealth Cup Stakes (gr. IIT) Sept. 19 at Laurel Park.
Claire Novak and Frank Angst preview the Arlington Million (gr. IT) featuring Big Blue Kitten, Slumber, and Up With the Birds. Watch Video
Claire Novak and Frank Angst preview the Arlington Million (gr. IT) featuring Big Blue Kitten, Slumber, and Up With the Birds. Download Equibase Past Performances for the Arlington Million.
Trainer Chad Brown has a hot hand for the Arlington Million (gr. IT) Aug. 15 at Arlington International Racecourse, which has drawn a motley crew of international contenders among 13 entered for the 2015 edition.
Kevin Warner's Quiet Force, a sharp $40,000 claim in March 2014, comes from just off the pace to win the Arlington Handicap (gr. IIIT). The son of Dynaformer will likely start in next month's Arlington Million (gr. IT)
Triple Threat, a game winner of the Monmouth Stakes (gr. IIT) in his U.S. debut, heads the cast for the $100,000 Arlington Handicap (gr. IIIT) July 11 in Arlington Heights, Ill.
Stuart Janney III's Ironicus made the best of his stakes debut, rifling through the stretch to claim the $300,000 Longines Dixie (gr. IIT) May 16 at Pimlico Race Course.
The barrier draw did nothing to hurt the chances of the already strong home team for the Nov. 30 Japan Cup in association with Longines (Jpn-I) as the European runners drew gates 2 and 18.
Sam-Son Farm's homebred Up With the Birds, Canada's Horse of the Year for 2013, is expected to make his next start in the prestigious $5.2 million Japan Cup (Jpn-I) Nov. 30 at Tokyo Racecourse.
Walter Swinburn's Legendary (GB) attended the pace in the $200,000 Knickerbocker Stakes (gr. IIIT) and kicked clear to hold off 2-1 favorite Up With the Birds Oct. 11 at Belmont Park, collecting his first graded score.
Multiple grade III winner Za Approval will try to win a second straight edition of the $200,000 Knickerbocker Stakes (gr. IIIT) when he starts in the 1 1/8-mile turf race Oct. 11 at Belmont Park.
TimeformUS Weekend Stakes Plays for The Alabama and the Arlington Million read blog
Frank Angst and special guest Ellis Starr handicap a tricky Arlington Million field. watch video
Ken and Sarah Ramsey's defending victor Real Solution is set for a showdown with 2013 Breeders' Cup Turf (gr. IT) winner Magician in the Arlington Million (gr. IT) at Arlington International Racecourse Aug. 16.
Canadian colt looks to repeat his recent victory at Woodbine in the Arlington Million
A short list of seven horses has been pre-entered for the Arlington Million (gr. IT) Aug. 16, headed by defending Million champion Real Solution and 2013 Breeders' Cup Turf (gr. IT) victor Magician.
Back home at rainy Woodbine, Canadian Horse of the Year Up With the Birds found his missing explosive kick to win the $220,229 Nijinsky Stakes (gr. IIT) going away July 19 on the turf.
After two subpar efforts to begin the season, Canadian Horse of the Year Up With the Birds returns to his home track at Woodbine with a chance to make amends in the $200,000 Nijinsky Stakes (Can-IIT) on the turf July 19.
Canadian Horse of the Year Up With the Birds takes on highweights Hamp and Hey Leroy May 17 in the $400,000 Longines Dixie Stakes (gr. IIT) at Pimlico Race Course.
Sam-Son Farm's homebred Up With the Birds was honored as Canadian Horse of the Year for 2013 at the 39th annual Sovereign Awards held April 11 at Woodbine Race Track in Toronto.
Keeneland, Belmont Park, Europe, Indiana Downs, Santa Anita and more. view slideshow
Sam-Son Farms' homebred Up With the Birds closed with a rush to take the $500,000 Jamaica Handicap (gr. IT) Oct. 5 at Belmont Park, earning his first graded stakes victory for trainer Malcolm Pierce.
Heavily favored Up With the Birds, driving to the lead in upper stretch, sprinted away from his rivals to register an impressive 2 3/4-length score in the $484,426 Breeders' Stakes to wrap up the 2013 Canadian Triple Crown.
He was a half-length short as the favorite in the Queen's Plate, but Up With the Birds will get a second chance at glory Aug. 18 when he challenges nine rivals in the $500,000 Breeders' Stakes at Woodbine.
Watch the Queen's Plate race from a track-side view. view slideshow
Midnight Aria gave trainer Nick Gonzalez his second win in the $947,012 Queen's Plate since 2010 with a gate-to-wire upset victory by a half-length July 7 over the Polytrack at rain-soaked Woodbine.
Up With the Birds, dominating winner of the Marine Stakes, was made the 2-1 favorite in the $1 million Queen's Plate, heading a field of 12 Canadian-bred 3-year-olds July 7 at Woodbine.
Chiefswood Stable's filly Nipissing, an impressive winner of the Woodbine Oaks presented by Budweiser, put in a final breeze June 30 in advance of the upcoming Queen's Plate, covering a half-mile in :48 flat.
Favored Up With the Birds, tuning up for the Queen's Plate in six weeks, romped to victory over open company in the $163,681 Marine Stakes May 26 at Woodbine.
Riding the River, Canada's champion turf male of 2012, returns to action in the $200,000 Connaught Cup Stakes (Can-IIT) May 26 at Woodbine.
Seventy-three horses have been made eligible for the 154th edition of the historic Queen's Plate, to be held July 7 at Woodbine.
Gary Barber's Jack Milton came up from Florida to earn his first stakes score, holding off the late charge of Up With the Birds to win the $100,000 Transylvania Stakes (gr. IIIT) on opening day at Keeneland.
John Oxley's Star Contender is highweighted at 123 pounds in a field of 11 for the $100,000 Transylvania Stakes (gr. IIIT), but SamSon Farms' Up With the Birds has beaten him and will likely be favored at Keeneland April 5.
Up With the Birds, rallying from last, circled the field rounding the far turn and swept past favored Star Contender en route to a convincing win in the $249,576 Coronation Futurity for 2-year-olds at Woodbine Nov. 10.
Sam-Son Farms will be represented by two homebred sons of Stormy Atlantic, Up With the Birds and His Race to Win, in the $250,000 Coronation Futurity Stakes Nov. 10 at Woodbine.


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samadhi acoustic
Magic Cube loudspeakers
as reviewed by Victor Chavira, Larry Cox, and Sherman Hong
I spent quite a bit of time with the Samadhi Magic Cubes, diminutive speakers that are about eight inches square on each side. Their size belies the size of the images they create, as well asand more importantly to metheir timbre. While my ATC SCM 20s rightly have a reputation for being transparent, they also communicate the richness of wooden guitars, stand-up bass, etc. The Samadhis also bring a richness of timbre that can make a stereo a reasonable surrogate for the live experience.
Ive mentioned in these pages that Im not particularly taken by imaging phenomena. Ill recant that for now. The Samadhis image like no ones business, in a way that is really engaging, even with my girlfriends modest Sony system. Images werent razor sharpare they in real lifebut they were easily identifiable, and in a specific space.
Even Simones system produced images that were utterly disarming. Although a low-resolution system with her normal speakers, with the Samadhis her setup became a great little system for way less than $2000. I expect what a lot of readers are going to have a problem with is that, at $1300, the Magic Cubes compete with the Vandersteen 2Ces, the PSB Silver Stratus (if they are still available), the Thiel 0.5s, and so on, all of which are bigger speakers which put out more bottom end. This is undeniable, but the Samadhis are that rare treat which allows you to have a life. They dont shout AUDIO NUT, and they let you take back the space youve sacrificed to the audio altar without giving up great sound. I dont think any similarly-priced speakers exceed the Magic Cubes ability to recreate vocals. Midrange reproduction with the Samadhis is very good. Reeds sound like reeds, horns sound brassy. You dont get the same "blattiness" with a trumpet that you get with the ATCs, or perhaps the little Thiels, but you get nearly as much.
The Magic Cubes dont go deep, but they go deep enough to satisfy me, and do so pleasantly. You wont get bass wallop, and youll likely be unhappy if you listen to synthesized bass or a lot of acoustic piano. You dont get it all at any price. Ultimately you are forced to accept a compromise. What will yours be? I think that I could happily live with the Samadhi Magic Cubes and have a satisfying system for a lot less money. No, Im not selling my ATCs. I like their dynamism and ability to play loudly. The overall sound, though not the images, of the Samadhis sound smaller. Although I really enjoyed the Samadhis ability to image, which is way better than the ATCs, I dont prize that ability above the other things the ATCs do so well. In fairness, the ATCs are more dynamic than virtually any other speakers Ive heard.
There is magic in the Samadhi Magic Cubes. They are tolerant of
inexpensive equipment, sound surprisingly open and rich in timbre, with an engaging
performance of vocals, reed instruments, and brass instruments. Their size allows them to
disappear in your room. Enjoyable, easy to live with, and recommended.
The Magic Cubes by Samadhi belong to class of loudspeaker that attempts to recreate the live musical experience by casting a widely dispersed soundfield. Since the earliest days of audio, speaker designers have tried to capture the live musical experience through the use of multicell horns, open baffles, wave guides, and drivers facing in every conceivable direction. Personally, I prefer the sound of a widely dispersed soundfield over the tightly focused one favored by many audiophiles. A widely dispersed soundfield mimics the way I experience music with the musicians I jam with on a regular basis. Several speakers today utilize rear-facing tweeters to create a greater sense of ambiance. However, no other speaker maker that I know of has gone so far as to aim the woofer away from the listenertowards the ceilingas is the case with the Magic Cubes.
The Magic Cubes are surprisingly small. Each eight-inch cube contains a four-inch aluminum cone woofer on the top surface and a one-inch soft dome tweeter facing forward. The woofer is of exceptional quality, with a pointed conical phase plug and butyl rubber surround. A small one inch port is located on the rear. The Cubes perform best when placed on sturdy 28-inch stands and no more than two inches from the front wall.
Thats righttwo inches, not two feet. This close proximity to the facing wall is a critical element in the Ceiling Boundary Ambiance Enhancement (CBAE) formula. Unlike nearly all speakers in high end audio, with which judicious use of room tuning devices is mandatory, here are speakers which announce, "Give me your walls, your ceilings, your right angles." (For a complete explanation of CBAE, contact Samadhi at the address listed at the end of this review.) CBAE seems to have been developed for the typical post-war suburban ranch house like mine. The dimensions of my listening/living room are 13 feet wide by 20 feet long. The ceiling is about ten feet high, and covered with white acoustic texture. The speaker side of the room is open to the dining and kitchen area
The Magic Cubes may be radical In their design principal, but in terms of the way they played music, they sounded remarkably familiar to this listener. The sound produced by this pair of audio dice is big, open, and spacious. Dont be misled by the speakers 84dB sensitivity rating. Im positive that that number reflects a measurement taken in free space. My 40-watt Anthem amp had no problem producing prodigious amounts of dynamic sound. In reality, one doesnt listen to the Cube, but to the facing wall and ceiling. Bass response was particularly impressive, especially for so tiny a speaker. With the ceiling and wall in its favor, the bass was full bodied and robust.
One difference I did notice between the Cubes and traditional two-way monitors is in the Samadhis imaging abilities. The Cubes provide plenty of contextual clues across the soundstage, which spans the breadth of the wall behind them. However, they did not produce a virtual, holographic image illusion in the manner of a reference-caliber mini monitor or panel speaker. Under the right conditions (well-recorded small groups and vocals), speakers such as Quads or Maggies are literally magical in their ability to clone a performer standing in free space. For me, this is the distinguishing factor in high quality audio. Your non-audio friends (normal people) will always have more of this or that. But when I want to introduce someone to the merits of high quality audio, its the way that my system renders the illusion of performers and instruments that makes an indelible impression.
One area in which the Magic Cubes outperformed my Maggies was with horn sections. The Cubes reproduced horn sections with spaciousness and air, in contrast to the sometimes beamy nature of my reference. Take, for example, the recent Miles Davis compilation called Love Songs. As rendered by the Cubes, Miles trumpet had an open and round quality, while bass, though not lacking, was ill-defined. My Magnepans will faithfully put an upright bass in my room. The trumpet, however, sounded thin and beamy by comparison. Another area of strength for the Magic Cubes was their high Wife Acceptance Factor. Even though I have the second-smallest Maggies in the line, they visually dominate the room when set up for listening, whereas the Cubes are up against the wall and out of the way, permanently. Youd have to go into the wall to find a more unobtrusive speaker. This is the Magic Cubes greatest appeal. The fact that these speakers capture most of what audiophiles listen for, in a package that doesnt take up prime living room real estate, should bring relief to a lot of tense relationships.
An area of concern about the Cubes is their sky-facing woofer. The speakers sounded best with their circular grills removed, but since the woofers have no true dust cap, airborne dust particles and pollution may find their way into the voice coil gap and compromise performance over time. Also, the Magic Cubes rosewood vinyl veneer seemed out of place in a speaker at their price point. In fact, judging from their merits alone, I believe the Magic Cubes are too expensive. As a result, I recommend them with some reservation. If Samadhi can find a way to build Magic Cubes at a lower price point, or license their design to a more efficient manufacturer, I would recommend them wholeheartedly. They are enjoyable and noteworthy speakers. Victor Chavira
Are you kidding? I thought Id received one speaker, not a pair, until I opened the box and inspected the Samahdi Magic Cubes. The Samahdis are definitely the tiniest high end speakers Ive ever seen. They may be small, but they are heavy for their size. The driver configuration can be disconcerting to audiophiles; the tweeter faces forward and the woofer faces up! The Cubes have beautiful binding posts and a tweeter level control. Leafing over the manual, I experimented with a medley of arrangements. Placement seems especially finicky with the Samahdis, as a quarter of an inch shuttled them from jangle to harmony. My preference: 3 feet from the back wall, 39 inches from the side walls, the tweeter level control at neutral, and the tweeters aimed directly at the listening seat.
I was smitten by the performance of these little tots. Their build and musical accomplishments were simply smashing! The Samahdis transformed my conception of the capabilities of small speakers. On disc after disc, the music projected beyond the confines of my listening area. The soundstage was deep, wide, and life-sized. It was hard to imagine that these diminutive cubes were the source of so much sound. On the reissue of her self-titled album, Helen Merrill was enlivened. Her abrading but soulful voice was mesmerizing. On the Fairytales CD, Radka Toneffs vocals, along with Steve Dobrogoszs piano, were eerily present. Inflections in both voice and piano were exhibited effortlessly.
Although the dimensional aspects and transparency were not as exemplary as with my reference speakers, the authenticity of the presentation was inspirational. Only a handful of small speakers are capable of displaying such poise. The Samahdis are right up there with the Watts, the Ensemble Reference, Acoustic Energy, ProAc, etc.
The Magic Cubes exhibited manners similar to planar and ribbon transducers. The forward-facing tweeter and upward-firing woofer worked in unison, with no shrillness that could strain or contract the music. Ample detail and extension are offered, though lacking was the silky sheen that Im accustomed to. The Samahdis swift coherent nature beautifully recreated subtle changes in tempo. Astonishing bass output passed through the Lilliputian Cubes. The bass quality and quantity were copious, even for cabinets twice their size. The KEF C-35s in my study have less to offer. Drums on Outlandos DAmour by the Police were in attendance; so was the low end assault on Cracked Rear View by Hootie & The Blowfish. The bass was acutely taut and tight, though a bit bodiless and buoyant compared to my reference. The Samahdis didnt pretend to register the abysmally deep synthesizer notes on Enyas Watermark, but the obtainable yield was poignant. For a bass lover, closer proximity to the back wall or incorporation of a subwoofer could enrich the Samahdis, but that manifests an entire new set of scenarios. On most music this configuration will suffice.
Im beyond amazement at the Samahdis. For me, the Cubes set a new criterion for
mini-monitors. Genuinely surprising were their life-size presentation, suave
synchronization, and their fabulous vanishing act, in addition to the bass magnitude.
While I had several amplifiers on hand, the Acoustic Masterpiece M-101 (reviewed
previously) was an angelic match. Other mid- to high-powered amplifiers worked in similar
manner. For all but techno/rap music lovers, the Samahdis deserve an earnest audition.
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Alfred John Moffett King was born 3 December 1893 the son of Alfred King (1872-1904) and Christina Arnot Leith (1873-1925). He was baptized at St James, Gateshead on 24 December 1893.
His father was from Hendon, Suffolk and his mother from Sunderland, Durham and they were married in 1891 in Gateshead, going on to produce at least five children: Jessie (b. 1897), Annie (b. 1899), George (b. 1900), Joseph (b. 1903) and Alfred.
On the 1901 census Alfred and his family are living at 94-96 Nile Street, Gateshead and his father is described as a milk seller. His father died in 1904 and his mother was remarried the following year to Frederick Tait (b. 1854 in Durham). Together they would have two children: Frederick (b. 1907), and John William (b. 1910).
On the 1911 census Alfred and his family were now living at 132 Nile Road, Gateshead and Alfred was described as an apprentice engineer's pattern maker. He later worked in the dispatch department of a local paper before deciding to go to sea. The Titanic was his first ship. He also hoped to visit his sister Jessie who was now living in the USA with an aunt.
When he signed-on to the Titanic, on 4 April 1912, Alfred gave his local address as 9 Dyer Road, Southampton. As a first class lift attendant he received monthly wages of £3 15s.
King died in the sinking. His body was recovered by the Mackay-Bennett (#238) and he was buried at Fairview Lawn Cemetery, Halifax, Nova Scotia on 8 May 1912.
CLOTHING - Blue suit; Steward's jacket, marked "Alfred King."
EFFECTS - Silver watch; pipe; 6s. 6d. in purse.
NAME-ALFRED KING. 132 Mile St., Gateshead-On-Tyne.
© Bob Knuckle, Canada
His watch, which has its hands frozen at 2:20 am, is still in the possession of his family. His mother Christina died in Gateshead in 1925.
Peter Engberg, UK
Bob Knuckle, Canada
Northern Echo, June 30, 2005
White Star Line (1912.) Record of Bodies and Effects (Passengers and Crew S.S. "Titanic") Recovered by Cable Steamer "MacKay Bennett"
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On 5/17/07, Matthias Felleisen <matthias at ccs.neu.edu> wrote: > > On May 17, 2007, at 12:05 AM, Grant Rettke wrote: > > > Can you disable contracts at runtime? > > Short: No. (I assume you mean "after deployment" because contracts > are inherently a run-time concept, i.e., they are what your type > system can't express.) Sorry, no, I meant at compile time. The typical want for folks is to, at compile time, either enable or disable the DbC clauses.
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- 02/18/2014
I have been getting my coal at Poso Coal for a few years now. He is always friendly and ALWAYS greets me with a smile asking me "where have you been?" John always offers me a chair and good conversation when I am there! I can't say enough nice things about this man and his company! :)
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This is my third season dealing with Poso Coal & I will continue to use him as long as he is in business.He has quality coal & his pricing is right on the money competitive wise. I have never had a problem delivery wise. His weights are good and his dry sense of humor parallels my own.:) I see people complaining about John's attitude--come on people, this is not a mental health clinic, it's a coal business. Also, why would I run out of coal if I did my homework? Thanx for being there Poso Coal. Freetown Fred
This is the place to buy coal.02/25/2011
This is a small business. However, you've got a guy running it who takes pride in coal. His coal does not have ""fines"" in it, so, you'll use less and it will not hurt your equipment, and will not ""snap-crackle-pop"". His coal is ""clean"", it is not transported in trucks that carry sand and salt. Take my advise on that one, I bought coal elsewhere and the salt content is VISIBLE and with the fines, it ruined my equipment. I did not appreciate this guy enough, until I went somewhere else. He also serviced my machine, and replaced the parts damaged from ""bad coal"" that I purchased elsewhere.
A great place for coal and advice about coal stoves03/26/2009
I've only had a coal stove for a year and have had problems here and there working out the quirks, I've called poso just to ask for advice several times and they've always been helpful and even offered to come out and look even when the issue was not necessarily related to the stove and they don't sell my type of stove. The hours arent great for picking up coal if you can't manage to plan ahead, run out and need coal mid day BUT you can always get them on the phone and if you need something they will leave it out for you and you can slide your check in the door. My take on this place is that its no frills, they offer a reasonable service to reasonable people, however, if you're looking for a higher level of service you might consider going somewhere that isn't a 1-2 man operation.
Not a good company!!02/09/2009
This company and it's owner is completely useless. Their opening hours are few and far between opening just 2 hours a day, great for when you run out of coal huh? They under deliverd me by around 200lbs and their prices are outrageous. Stay away from them!
attitude problem10/20/2008
This guy is notorious for his attitude. A friend stopped in to ask about stoves, he replied to her ""Why, so you can buy it somewhere else?"". I called him for a new part for my stove, he said he had it and I asked the price, he replied ""Does it really matter?"". His coal is also alot more expensive than coal elsewhere.
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COLUMBUS - Over the past weekend, "Emperor," starring Tommy Lee Jones, opened in theaters nationwide, telling the story of the final days of World War II and the occupation of Japan that followed. To add an Ohio perspective to that story, the Ohio Departments of Aging and Veterans Services released 22 new submissions to their War Era Story Project (www.aging.ohio.gov/news/storyprojects), each sharing the author's unique experience of that time and those events. Stories include:
Ralph Bornhorst, Sidney - Mr. Bornhorst was drafted into the Navy in 1944 and served on the U.S.S. Idaho. He watched the invasion of Iwo Jima, including the iconic flag-raising, from the crow's nest on that ship.
Shacorrah Nicole Crosby, age 25, Twinsburg - For a school project, Ms. Crosby chronicled the World War II experiences of her grandfather, Walter Lewis Brown. Mr. Brown's unit relocated Japanese residents in the U.S. to internment camps. He met boxer Joe Lewis in Italy.
Judy Cupp, age 75, Greenville - Ms. Cupp retells the story of her uncle, Donald Kincaid, who was an M.P. and was on duty the night that the Japanese Premier Hideki Tojo was executed. As a final act, Tojo gave Mr. Kinkaid a very unique and meaningful gift.
Joseph D. Durant, age 89, Cincinnati - Mr. Durant was sent to Australia and was selected to support the "Advanced Echelon." He worked in the office of General Akin, Chief of Operations for the Asian Pacific Theater.
Dorothy Gilbert, Venice, FL - Mrs. Gilbert lived in Cincinnati all her life and remembers life at the Hampton Roads Port of Embarkation. She included actual ration stamps from the period.
Ruth Hergenrather, age 86, Brookville - Mrs. Hergenrather tells the story of her husband Bob, who served aboard the U.S.S. Missouri in 1945 and was present when the peace treaty with Japan was signed. She gives details of that event in his words.
Clement Kiener, age 94, Columbus - Mr. Kiener was a commander of 125 men in Okinawa. He witnessed kamikazes flying overhead. He saw Ernie Pyle a day before the journalist was killed.
Ralph W. Lucas, age 88, Houston, TX - Mr. Lucas joined the U.S. Navy in 1943 and served aboard the U.S.S. Sea Owl, a submarine that did three patrols in the East and South China Seas and sunk a destroyer south of Nagasaki.
Sho Maruyama, age 86, Yellow Springs - Mr. Maruyama was the teenaged son of Japanese immigrants in 1942. He and his family, like many others, were interred in an evacuation camp from 1942-44.
Marvin Miller, age 96, Arcanum - Mr. Miller joined the Army, but when he reported for duty, he reported to the wrong company. This led to him being "accidentally" introduced to service as a supply officer with the M.P.s. On a stop for repairs, he "accidentally" wandered into enemy territory.
Wayne Morr, Xenia - Mr. Morr tells the story of the 37th Infantry's liberation of internees in Manilla who were being held by the Japanese at Bilibid Prison, just three days before the prisoners were to be executed.
Betty Odley, age 93, Cincinnati - Ms. Odley writes about her brother Paul, who completed seminary, but then dropped out to enlist. When his parents bought a house, Paul promised to come home and paint it, but fate had other, more tragic plans.
Nancy Ollier, Cincinnati - Ms. Ollier was just four years old when her father served in the Navy. She describes life with her mother and grandparents while her father was away. She also relates some stories her father shared about incidents onboard the U.S.S. Hancock.
Dan Reichard, Jr., age 91, Grove City - Mr. Reichard enlisted in the Navy so he wouldn't be assigned to the Army, but he never saw shipboard duty. Instead, he was assigned to special forces to set up visual communication for invasion operations.
John Ruff, age 90, Cincinnati - Shortly after the Japanese Surrender, Mr. Ruff and his seaplane squadron accepted a Japanese veteran's invitation to dine at his home, much to the disapproval of a passing M.P.
Wayne Shaner, age 86, Columbus - Mr. Shaner joined the Navy in 1944 and served on the U.S.S. Oneida, an amphibious transport. He describes daily routine and the organization of men aboard into divisions.
Kenneth Stryker, age 88, Greenville - Drafted into the Navy in 1944, Mr. Stryker served on a mine layer, the U.S.S. Terror. His ship was hit by kamikazes, just a deck below his.
Dr. Robert Sundin, age 85, Mason - Mr. Sundin tells of the service of Ed Slagle, who served aboard the U.S.S. Franklin and was a member of two Navy bands. When his ship was hit by a kamikaze, Mr. Slagle was not badly hurt, but lost a prized possession.
Joseph Villari, age 85, Cincinnati - Mr. Villari served on the U.S.S. Wasp as a plane captain, prepping planes and pilots for missions. On the day of the Nagasaki bombing, his ship was hit by a single kamikaze. A typhoon prevented his ship from being present at the peace treaty signing.
Frank Wiesner, age 89, Delaware - Mr. Wiesner was sent to the Pacific just before the bombing of Hiroshima in July 1945. In October, his unit went to Okinawa, but an injury sent him home.
Homer Wilson, age 87, Cincinnati - Mr. Wilson served in several European campaigns before being sent to Okinawa as part of the occupation force. There, he had an unexpected reunion with someone he hadn't seen since the war started.
Antony Zifer, age 89, Darbydale - Mr. Zifer was a baker on the U.S.S. Pavo. He witnessed a horrible fate for Japanese women and children who believed their leaders' propaganda. He also describes the celebration on his ship when the war ended.
These stories join 65 others that were posted previously. The agencies received nearly 300 submissions and will continue to release them in small batches until all have been shared.
The War Era Story Project was a follow-up to the Department of Aging's award-winning 2009 Great Depression Story Project. Since this project was intended to explore Ohio's war-time experience, the Department teamed with the Ohio Department of Veterans Services to collect stories from veterans of World War II, as well as the men, women and children who held steady on the home front. The project garnered submissions from 284 individuals, including 21 who currently reside out of state or who did not provide location information. Ohio residents represent 50 different counties. Of the authors who provided an age, the oldest was 100 and the youngest was 25. The average age of the authors was 83.
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I think we owe a vote of thanks and a gasp of admiration for the tremendous labor of love (and love of labor) to those responsible for putting out
Who Killed Science Fiction
. Too bad it didn't do much but furnish interesting reading. If only a definitive and logical answer could result ... On the whole, I thought that Bester's and Bloch's contributions were the most significant. Though the poor editors caught so much abuse, the publishers must bear the blame for the low word rates. However, maybe they wouldn't make any profit then, so who can blame them? And Bester was right when he said that everything changes, including science fiction, and that writers must change with it or pass out or away. Strange, isn't it, that a field supposedly dedicated to the future, to mutation, has so many conservatives, die-hards, and fossils in it. Let's hope s-f evolves instead of becoming an extinct or scarce species.
Another thing. After reading
Who Killed Science Fiction
and then Bester's defense of Horace Gold in
-135 I shamefacedly came to the conclusion that too much kicking of Horace and not enough praise. Bester is right. I know from my own limited experience of Horace that he is a tremendously creative editor and generous to boot. And, after blowing my top in
, and feeling better, I began to think that I had blamed Horace for too much. After all,
had its Dark Ages and its Golden Age, too, and that
could enter another. Though pessimistic for a while after reading
, I have regained my innate optimism. As Eric Frank Russell said, s-f has met a lot of ups and downs.
Jim McConnell had some very pertinent and thought-provoking things to say, especially about the lack of scientific knowledge and novel ideas on the part of the average s-f author. I'm all for stories which are not based on contemporary moral and social attitudes. But the
s-f readers doesn't really want disturbing or thought-provoking stories, he wants entertainment. The average and even superior editor knows this, and he prefers to entertain the reader. Bob Mills is an exception, but even he is taking a poll of his readers to determine if they wish controversial stories. If the majority says no, then it's Good-bye to s-f magazines for me, both as a reader and writer. I can continue to write innocuous stories, and probably will now and then because I need the money, but my heart won't be in it.
As for Campbell's story about the possibility of slavery being good for certain types, I don't reject the possibility. But he and Gold reject controversial stories based on sex because they found them personally disgusting and disturbing. I refer specifically to "Open to Me, My Sister," though there were others which preceded this. For some reason, they (Campbell especially) display and ultrareactionary attitude when it comes to buying stories of extrapolative Sex. Gold seems to have a different attitude about his pocketbook stories; perhaps magazines are more vulnerable to censorship than PB's. I don't know. But I do know that Campbell, while he loves to push psi and societies based on talent rather than democracy, rejects any story which contains a society based on different sex mores. Oh, yes, I know some of his stories have mentioned, in passing, non-Terrestrial societies with alien sex mores, but these were never outlines in detail, nor were the Earth characters involved intimately with these.
If one wrote a story based on McConnell's idea that a man ending up wired to a machine might have come to a good end, where would he sell it? If one wrote a story suggesting that rigid segregation of races, or classes, or professions, or religions might have a sound scientific basis, where would he sell it? And if it did sell, the author would see its thesis perverted, taken out of context, used by blind, ignorant, and prejudices persons for their own loathsome ends. Look what Hitler did to Nietzsche. What if one wrote a story in which the American Medical Association was proved to be a conspiracy and monopoly suggesting wholesale imprisonment and hanging of those responsible? What if one wrote a story suggesting that we have so many homosexuals and rapists because children are not allowed to experiment freely with each other? What if a story agreed with the thesis that happiness is the big thing in life, that a static society is the best means for ensuring happiness, that individuals who early in life show signs of resisting conditioning and original thinking or rebellious temperaments be done away with because it will be for the good of the majority? I don't mean a story which says that this would be a
society but one which we really should have. Our protagonist, the stereotypical rebel against society, is shown to be a genuine villain. What about a society in which it is shown that those religions which reject scientific data because it contradicts their cosmologies should be outlawed because they pervert the minds of people? This would include Christianity, Judaism, Mohammedanism, Hinduism, and Communism, and of course Mormonism. The author would show in graphic detail exactly how the perversion of infant minds took place, how the religions were outlawed, what form of conditioning replaced the old religious conditioning, what type of religion was created or synthesized to satisfy man's basic religious impulse (if he has one), and how much happier everyone is in this new society. Plus a suggestion of new problems arising.
I don't say I believe in any or all of the above suggestions. But if a man tries to think of something counter to present-day morality and mores, comes up with something that might be personally repugnant to him, but wrote a story about it anyway, where would he sell it? He might sell a story based on segregation of natural classes of people to Campbell, but Campbell wouldn't allow the author to go all out on the thesis, to fully develop it. The author would have to conform to Campbell's ideas about that, and new sexual mores couldn't be brought in if they were discussed in detail.


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The Detroit Chapter of Dads Club, Inc. will host the 5th Annual Father Daughter Dinner Dance on June 15, 2013 from 6:00pm – 10:00pm @The PI Banquet Center in Southfield , Michigan.
Detroit has partnered with organizations in other cities to also hold a national Father and Daughter Dance on June 15th father's day weekend including New York, Charlotte, Chicago, Philadelphia, Washington D.C., Los Angeles, and Atlanta.
Dads Club, Inc. recognizes the significant relationship between fathers and daughters and created this opportunity for dads to connect with their daughters, and establish a level of expectation for social interactions.
"It is the responsibility of the men in our communities to help fill the void of those who are absent," said Ray Solomon, chair of the Detroit Dad's Club. "Our children need to know they are not alone."
Dad's Club Inc. has partnerships with the Detroit International Academy for Young Women, Sigma Gamma Rho sorority, and 100 Black Men of Greater Detroit, who will also serve as surrogate escorts for the young ladies of various ages and backgrounds where a father or father figure is not present. This year's special invited guests are Southfield Mayor Brenda Lawrence and Harvey Hollins III, Director from the Governor's Office of Urban & Metropolitan Initiatives.
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Monitor Audio has put two and two together to come up with what looks to be, on paper at least, a neat, feature-packed desktop streaming system - the MA100.
The MA100 system comprises the five-star Monitor Audio A100 amplifier (compare latest prices) and a pair of MASS 10 speakers, which we reviewed as part of the MASS speaker package, which was our favourite style speaker package at its price in the What Hi-Fi? Awards in 2012.
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The A100 offers AirPlay and DLNA connectivity for wireless music streaming from a wide selection of sources, has a high-resolution DAC capable of playing high-res 192/24 files, and sports analogue stereo RCA and digital optical inputs.
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While the MASS speakers may now be bettered by newer arrivals on the surround sound market, they still make for a good home cinema option and certainly look like they'll make a lot of sense as a desktop pair.
The Monitor Audio MA100 system is due out in September for £550.
High-res? High hopes...
They said this would be the year of 'high-res' audio...are consumers really going to be that gullible?
Even a cursory trawl of the internet calls out this repackaging and marketing ploy for what it is.
How does this play hi-res?
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Who's up for a fossil road trip? In 2007 paleoartist Ray Troll and paleobotanist
From a backstage meeting with Ziggy Marley about a potentially new species of ancient marijuana to tracking down the ever-elusive fossilized tooth whorls of the shark Helicoprion, the book places the reader in the cab with the authors as they search the American west for fossil bones, ancient footprints, and a good country-fried steak. As any good paleontologist knows there's much more to the science than bones collecting dust in museum drawers. Paleontology has an incredibly rich and adventurous history, and there's no better way to pay homage to the great bone sharps of the past but to hop in the truck and kick up dust on the way to find the perfect ammonite or Triceratops skull. During the course of their trek the authors stop in to see local rock hounds, professional paleontologists, amateur fossil freaks, and others, illuminating the ever-changing landscape between searches for a decent hotel and a hot meal. What makes this book truly enjoyable, though, is that the authors realize that every fossil has at least two stories to tell; one being the story of the actual organism exhumed from the rock, but also the tale of its discovery (and in the case of some like the Tyrannosaurus "Sue," even controversy).It was one of the inspirations for me to finally


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So, last Friday was Conan O'Brien's last show. It was absolutely fantastic. I had thought it would be completely madcap, but it turned out to be rather subdued and a bit sentimental instead. Before the end of the show, he offered a few parting words about how lucky he's been over the course of his career and urged his fans not to be cynical about the fate of the Tonight Show. Before that, though, he and Tom Hanks offered this chestnut.
If you didn't catch the show, it's still up on Hulu, and judging by the seeder count, it'll be available through Pirate Bay for some time to come.
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Better Off Ted may well be the best show on television right now. I'm sure that it'll be canceled prematurely any day now, like every other show I've ever loved, so I'm treasuring every moment.
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A suspect in an officer-involved shooting in Lexington County was shot dead Monday after he threatened to shoot a sheriff's deputy.
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Unsung Heroes 4: Top California creatives talk work, creativity, assignments, and more.
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Deep South abandons Dems
Erik Grantham walked out of Stable Steak House on Main Street, through a door hand-painted in bright yellow with "Jesus is the reason."
"I have not been home in months," he said, leaning against his truck as if to emphasize his exhaustion. "I am a welder, but there is no work at home, so I travel, going from job to job across the state."
Dressed in stained overalls and sipping a Coke, he said he would not be home for Saturday's Republican primary. He hopes to be there for November's election, to make his voice heard.
"I guess you could call me a 'yellow-dog Democrat,' just always vote that way," he said, puffing a cigarette before flicking it artfully across the street.
Yet he will not vote for President Obama or any other Democrat again: "I voted for him the last time because that is my party. It is not anymore."
Grantham, 47, reflects the once-proud Southern white Democrats that the party began bleeding in 1948 during a convention battle between civil-righters and Dixiecrat states'-righters. The Republican Party really didn't capitalize on that until 1952, when Dwight Eisenhower won some Southern states.
Richard Nixon developed the strategy of competing in the Deep South -- then, typically barren land for Republicans. While his results were mixed, his brilliant move marked the start of the South turning on Democrats.
"As a new generation developed, the people who were conservative Democrats and Dixiecrats mostly became Republicans," explained Bert Rockman, Purdue University political science professor.
"There were momentary revivals for the Democrats -- in 1976 with Jimmy Carter and 1992 with Bill Clinton -- but the die had been cast."
In 2008, Democrats enjoyed a bit of a turnaround as minorities and highly educated whites supported Obama in Virginia, North Carolina, Florida (which he won) and Georgia (which he lost).
Obama is relying on three of those states (Virginia, North Carolina, Florida) for re-election; he is "under water" in state-by-state approval ratings.
"My guess is that the Dems are cooked in the Deep South," Rockman said.
In the simplest terms, whites, especially white men, voted about 88 percent for John McCain in 2008. That same voter element in the Deep South is deeply opposed to national Democrats, as it has been for some time.
"As Obama might say, this is the guns-and-God crowd, fundamentalist and hostile to the Dems, though some local good old boys can win every now and then and African-American candidates can win in African-American districts," Rockman said.
Edgefield, S.C., native Ernest Lee -- a celebrated African-American artist known for his free-standing mobile gallery -- stood in front of his parked truck on U.S. 76, surrounded by his paintings of chickens.
"They call me 'The Chicken Man,'" he said.
Local legend says he gave up on Democrats after the last election.
"I say, throw them all out, from the White House on down," Lee said.
Standing by his remarkable, life-sized painting of rhythm-and-blues singer James Brown, Lee said it is hard to admit he is disappointed in Obama: "I want to say, they just need to give him a chance.
"But, then, I think what we need is a big change. There is too much dependency-think in Washington."
Rockman believes voters such as Grantham and Lee likely cannot be won back, at least not by today's Democrats.
"Obama won some Southern states in 2012 by appealing to minorities ... well-educated whites in the metropolises and the young, especially college kids," he said.
How ironic that the South -- home to Thomas Jefferson and Andrew Jackson, the fathers of modern Democrats -- would abandon its forefathers' party.
Jeffersonian and Jacksonian Democrats favored the common man's influence on government; both supported states' rights and strongly warned against federal intrusion into states' affairs.
Yet Jeffersonian and Jacksonian Democrats of a generation ago are today's independent voters -- another complicated problem for Obama.
Late last week, a New York Times poll showed a majority of independent voters have soured on Obama and lack a clear idea of what he hopes to accomplish if re-elected.
"I like him," artist Lee said of Obama, "but they need to change the party at the root and start all over again."


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I will always have a soft spot for John Cusack thanks to his memorable '80s roles as the sharp but self-deprecating underdog. (You know you love Lloyd Dobler!) As years pass he continues to pop up in movies —whether he's playing the sweet hero in a rom-com (Serendipity), or a record-store owner in the midst of a breakup (High Fidelity). This Friday he'll be a dad facing the end of the world in 2012. Sure, you're probably familiar with his films, but just how sharp are you? Test your I.Q. by taking my quiz!
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In 2015, Chobani hired Goldman Sachs Group to seek a strategic partner that would invest in the company and help it expand distribution and production. At the time, the company was trying to get back on track following struggles stemming from a rapid expansion. Chobani, whose sales grew to $1 billion over its first five years on the market, lost $115 million in the second half of 2013 as it struggled to ramp up production.
The company plans to self-fund an expansion of its popular Flip line of yogurt and a move into the Mexican market.
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Wednesday, the BYU Cougars will pack their bags and head to the airport for the 2,000-mile flight to Hartford, Conn.
Wait a minute. Don't the Cougars meet the UConn Huskies on Friday night at 5 p.m. MDT on ESPN?
Yes, but in a change from what BYU did last year when it traveled cross-country to take on the Virginia Cavaliers the day before the 19-16 loss in Charlottesville, coach Bronco Mendenhall is taking the team a day early.
Yes, the coach learned a thing or two from that unsuccessful trip.
"There hasn't been many distractions through fall camp because school is not in session. Once school starts, that is quite a bit different. So the only advantage of going early is just, it is a long ways. Again, having traveled a year ago, I would have done that differently, and could have, probably would have gone a day earlier."<


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Funeral services for Kathryn Marie (Fletcher) Thielemann, 58, of Millstadt, Ill., will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at Scottish Rite Bodies in Belleville, Ill., with Chaplain Kenneth Johnson officiating.
Mrs. Thielemann died Dec. 2, 2012, at her home. She was born Feb. 12, 1954, in Washington, D.C. She married Jeffrey Thielemann on June 3, 1987, in Fairfax County, Va.
She was a member of the Military Wives Sponsorship Program, the American Cancer Society, a Special Olympics volunteer and the head elf at Santa's Workshop.
Mrs. Thielemann was preceded in death by her parents, Charles Elwood and Gail Patricia (Kinsey) Fletcher; and a son, James Thielemann.
Survivors include her husband, Jeffrey Thielemann; children, Sharon and her husband, Walter Alvarado, of Wilkes-Barre, N.C., Richard Vaughan of Millstadt, Ill., Jeffrey Thielemann of Gonzales and Andres Garcia of Socorro; sisters and brothers, Patricia Wolf of Atlanta, Ga., Robert Fletcher of Peoria, Ariz., James "Bubba" Winfield of Oldsman, Fla., and Gail Winfield of Mechanicsville, Md.; grandchildren, Melissa Alvarado, Kevin Alvarado, Walter Alvarado Jr. and Yahir Alvarado all of Wilkes-Barre, N.C.; one great-granddaughter, Niece Alvarado of Wilkes-Barre, N.C.; her best friends, Tera Rogers and Tina Snook; numerous nieces and nephews; and many friends.
Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society.
Visitation is from noon to 2 p.m. Sunday at Scottish Rite Bodies in Belleville, Ill. Creason Funeral Home in Millstadt, Ill., is in charge of arrangements. Offer condolences at www.creasonfuneralhome.com.


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Don't be misled by those who disagree that I am cheating and scamming. They sieze everything, trust me. POSTs, and not to IHAVEs, so FOREIGN PHARMACY would have to be the first hop machine. In wasp to federal requirements, individual FOREIGN PHARMACY may have obvious requirements hyoscyamine prescription (Rx) or sugarless medications. About 15% of these are scrutinized. Can anyone illustrate me with the website/email/phone number to an english speaking stetson in ramachandra FOREIGN PHARMACY will ship medicine to the US? That's always going to happen, and you cannot control how FOREIGN PHARMACY is going to receive and process the information you give them.
In article 20001025172413. And don't throw away your attentiveness or progeria subscribing to idiots. Can you imagine the wrath and fury of our subscribers who have invested so much effort in doing this all correctly, to have morons like Mr. Many foreign pharmacies have physicians on staff who include prescriptions with orders. There are plenty of corrupt doctors FOREIGN PHARMACY will be worn to clothe prescriptions for those drugs for a supervised fee, but you have to travel to macadamia to find them. For more detailed information on FDA's personal importation guidance, contact your local FDA office, or check out FDA's Internet website.
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I am a pharmacist from Romania. Please don't liaise this any more. I hope you get confident for refutation subversive material. Well, I guess I stand corrected.
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Well, by gosh i was wrong. Imports involving larger FOREIGN PHARMACY may not be permitted as they lend themselves to commercialization. About 60 percent of the people who buy Soma are the younger people, said Israel Sandoval, a manager at Con Vida pharmacy . You have 60 seconds to produce a prescription or we open fire. Wow what a witty response!
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PhotoSite Offers Sarah McLachlan Photo Cards
Woodland Hills-based PhotoSite, a photo-sharing service operated by United Online, said yesterday that it is offering holiday photo cards featuring Sarah McLachlan. Sarah McLachlan has donated two holiday songs from her most recent holiday album as part of a promotion that also includes a $1.00 donation to Ronald McDonald House Charities for each photo card sent. PhotoSite is marketing the online photo cards as an alternative to Chritmas cards and family holiday letters. PhotoSite offers a photo sharing site with both free and premium services, depending on the number of photos uploaded by members.


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Allderdice no match for Erie McDowell in PIAA Class AAAA sub-regional
Even though it was a heavy underdog, Allderdice showed early on it wasn't going to roll over.
However, the strength in numbers and talent of Erie McDowell wore down Allderdice, as the Dragons lost, 49-19, in a PIAA Class AAAA sub-regional at Cupples Stadium.
Allderdice (5-6) struck first as sophomore quarterback James Jackson threw a 37-yard touchdown pass to twin brother Timothy Jackson for a 6-0 lead in the first quarter.
But Allderdice wasn't able to stop the option offense of Erie McDowell (6-5), as the Trojans scored 35 unanswered points in the first half.
"You have to look at where we made our mistakes. We made four or five mistakes within the 20-yard line," Allderdice coach Jerry Haslett said. "If we didn't make those mistakes, we felt like we were able to hang in with this team even though they might be bigger and stronger. But we were throwing the ball all over the place."
Erie McDowell senior running back Jamie Szymczak ran for two touchdowns, and caught a 38-yard pass from senior quarterback Cameron Spadacene.
Trojan senior running back Tyree Spearman added a 17-yard touchdown run in the first.
Allderdice went into the locker room on a good note as the Jackson twins connected, on their birthday, on a 13-yard touchdown pass to make it 35-12 McDowell at the break.
The Dragons will welcome back the Jackson twins next year as they bid to return to the state playoffs.
"I was proud of how my kids played," Haslett said. "They have kept playing all year. They made a pact with each other that they won't back down. We expect to be back here next year with the young kids returning."
Erie McDowell will move onto face Mifflin County in the PIAA Class AAAA playoffs.


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The M25 is struggling with the weight of seasonal traffic with drivers told to expect delays of around an hour this afternoon.
The Highways Agency has reported very heavy congestion anticlockwise from Junction 19 Watford down to Junction 11 in Chertsey, Surrey.
The agency said no accidents have been reported on the motorway in that stretch.