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The CI2 provides all the necessary inputs and outputs to record music at home or in a personal project studio. Not only is it possible to record two individual signals at once, such as vocals and guitar, but by operating Cubase with the optional footswitch connected to the CI2, your hands are absolutely free to make music. And with true +48V phantom power, you can also use high end large diaphragm condenser mics for studio-quality sound.
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Making a high-quality stereo live recording only requires a laptop, two top-notch mics and the CI2. And since the CI2 is fully USB-powered including its two +48V phantom-powered mic preamps, there's really no need for an external power supply. The provided footswitch connector allows you to control the recording functions via an optional footswitch, operating the system during the stereo live recording of the band's next gig, the choir's performance or orchestra's concert.
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To make a professional sounding demo you simply have to connect the CI2 to the mixer desk available in the rehearsal room or live event and record in 24-bit/48-kHz stereo quality. With the included high-end effects of Cubase AI 5, you then can edit the recording later on, the CI2's AI Knob providing full control of any mixing and plug-in parameters within Cubase.
Easily record a guitar using Cubase AI 5 and CI2
One way of using both the CI2 USB studio and Cubase AI 5 is to record a guitar with "Interactive Recording", which lets you record the guitar performance in just a few steps.
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"The singing competition show, which begins airing Sept. 10 on NBC, has added an element called "The Steal" that comes into play after a coach has cut a singer. Competitors will again go head-to-head in battle rounds and each coach -- Christina Aguilera, Cee Lo Green, Adam Levine and Blake Shelton -- will decide to keep one of the two singers. The released singer is then fair game for the other coaches to claim.
As usual, each coach starts with 16 singers selected with their backs to the performers. The battle rounds get their pools down to eight; each coach will add two singers from the other coaches' discard piles.
To whittle each team to five singers, the performers will go into a Knock-Out Round. Each singer chooses their own song and performs while the next contestant is seated on a stool in the boxing ring they use for a set. It will then go into live competition shows, beginning at the end of October."
This sounds a little confusing, although I do like the idea of "The Steal"


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Discussion in 'Camping at Disney World' started by Mickey Mobile, Jun 29, 2009.
They have closed the bridge to golf carts by the Meadows Complex to the Pool.
I wish they would make up their fool mind....
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Why, because it's a 30 minute ride around on your cart?
When yours runs out of gas, I'll be right there to pick your sorry butt up, like all the others....
Jeez... I guess it's a good thing there are 4 cup holders in most carts then, because we're now going to need 2 red cups a piece for sure now!
No one said anyone was ever in a hurry did they? I am all for adding cup holders....
(and strengthening the hitch to pull Donnie's gas hog)
I'll remember to buy a big tank of fuel lol. I must say seeing a several thousand dollar cart being towed by Jens faithful cart is a sight.
I bring 25 gallons
Does this mean theres no longer GC parking next to the campfire???? Man....I loved watching the movie from my cart....it was like a drive-in!
you'd better settle your debt with the cart guy, or you won't have a cart.
....long over due......
I'm not worried. I'm ready for a new one anyway.
Next week they'll have the posts chopped back down. I think it's long overdue as well because carts don't belong there. Too many walkers and kids. Whenever we come over the bridge little one's on bikes look like a deer in the headlights. They should just ban carts altogether lol.
I see this was addressed to "Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort and Campground Guests". I assume us Fort Fiends are excluded from this & can carry on as normal.
The way I'm reading this, it suggests that carts will not be allowed to enter the "Meadow Complex" from the 1400 loop. That will take some getting used to. I agree that the situation was very dangerous, and that this step is necessary, but that doesn't mean I have to like it. I don't like it.
And, who writes these things for FW?
Who are "Effective Guests?"
Get used to it - the future of America!
You should see the writing I see in HS...It would make your eyes bleed. (and these people are going to go out into the work force with us soon...ARGH!)
But...we go right ahead and pass them on to the next grade and tell them job well done...
ouch!!!!!can't say i didn't see that coming.......
So, this path is no longer allowed, but this path is fine.....hey as long as we can still do drive-in movie watching!! I often caught myself taking the long way to everywhere at the fort anyway!!
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We are all familiar with the stereotypical spam emails containing temptations along the lines of "Someone has a crush on you!" or "80% Discount on Viagra," but how many of us would seriously ponder clicking on an included link? It's not even the old "too good to be true" rationale, but more akin to common sense. Clicking on links from unknown sources just seems unwise, just as getting into the unidentified van of a complete stranger is probably not the best idea either. Luckily, few do, but here is the real surprise: it only takes a handful to keep spammers in business.
Let's concentrate on pharmaceutical spam, analyzed in the 2008 study Spamalytics: An Empirical Analysis of Spam Marketing Conversion. In a not-so-subtly-named post from the same year, "OK, so who are the idiots that respond to spam email?," author Adrian Kingsley-Hughes reiterates the statistics that found that out of 350 million experimental emails sent, 28 sales resulted. We'll assume that this means that 28 individuals purchased.
In the grand scheme of things, that's not a lot: .0000081 percent, in fact, a dismal result in most ventures. With, however, an average purchase price nearing $100, the sales can add up quickly, particularly when keeping in mind that many more than 350 million emails go out every day. The actual Storm botnet could garner upwards of $7000 in daily revenue, or $3.5 million per year. Despite operating costs and factoring in the possibility of affiliate programs as a cost-cutting tactic, spammers emerge with a slim, but still profitable, margin.
Think, though, of the cost to the non-purchasing remainder of the email-checking population—not only junk mail flooding inboxes, but viruses spread, data stolen, productivity diminished. As long as the method remains lucrative, botnets will continue to be created. How, then, to appeal to those 28 out of 350 million people? What leads people to click on links in questionable emails? Have you fallen victim to spam, or what proactive measures do you take to ensure you never do? With advanced spam filters in webmail, do you even give spam a second thought these days (remember, this study was conducted in 2008)? As a new tech-savvy generation becomes the target Viagra-buying audience, will that profit margin continue to grow smaller and smaller, or will cybercriminals adjust their schemes to attract new victims?
'Who are the idiots' article: http://blogs.zdnet.com/hardware/?p=2987
"Study: Viagra Spam Is Profitable, but Margins Are Tight": http://www.pcworld.com/businesscenter/article/153575/study_viagra_spam_is_profitable_but_margins_are_tight.html (PDF of the study can also be downloaded here.)


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Stoplight RollPosted on December 5th, 2006 · Post a comment » · 10 Comments »Maki Recipes
Here's a post to hold everyone over until I'm done with finals (which are going well – 4 down, 1 to go!) I'll be back to normal on Friday, after my finals and everything is done!
This roll is called a stoplight roll because wouldn't you know it… it looks like a stoplight! The reddish color of the imitation crab, the yellow of the tamago, and the green of the avocado stack up nicely to look like a stoplight (not to mention having an ever so delicious taste!)
Speaking of which, everyone please be very careful driving now that (at least here) the wet winter season has started! Actually, be careful driving all the time… believe me, car accidents are no fun! I most certainly wouldn't want to hear of anything bad happening to any of my dear readers!
I found this roll on the Sushi Chart website.
Makes 6 rolls, or 36-48 pieces.
- 6 sheets nori
- 3 cups sumeshi
- 1 small avocado
- 1 batch tamago
- 1 cup imitation crab
Cooking Directions
- Cook sushi rice and tamago.
- Slice the tamago into thin strips, about 1/2 inch wide.
- Cut avocado into thin sticks, about 1/2 cm wide.
- Roll the sushi, using avocado, tamago, and imitation crab as your fillings. Place the avocado on the bottom, then the tamago, then the imitation crab on the top (like a traffic light).
- Serve with shoyu, wasabi, and ginger if desired. Enjoy!
Serving Size: 1 roll
- Calories:223
- Fat: 7g, 10% DV
- Saturated Fat: 1g, 6% DV
- Cholesterol: 75mg, 25% DV
- Sodium: 768mg 32% DV
- Total Carbohydrates: 35g, 12% DV
- Dietary Fiber: 1g, 4% DV
- Sugars: 20g
- Protein: 6g, 13% DV
- Vitamin A: 9%
- Vitamin C: 10%
- Calcium: 2%
- Iron: 5%
- Magnesium: 6%
- Potassium: 6%
Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet. These values are only estimates based on the individual ingredients, and not meant to replace the advice of a medical professional.
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Yvo says:
December 7th, 2006 at 1:46 pm
Mm, that looks absolutely delicious. I love avocado!!!
Ali says:
December 10th, 2006 at 9:51 am
My dad and I are just about to make some of this Stoplight Roll. It looks delicious! We'll find out as soon as we're done making it….
Ali says:
December 12th, 2006 at 2:26 pm
Grrrr, my dad bought the wrong ingredients! -_- Sadly, I didn't get to make any. Bummer. Don't worry, I will soon!
Jeff Paul says:
December 13th, 2006 at 3:58 pm
I had my local, favorite sushi joint (Tanaka on 51st b/w 2nd & 3rd in NYC) make this roll for me this past weekend. It was fun ordering a special roll not on their regular menu and I think they enjoyed having someone order something creative (so thanks to Sushi Day for that.)
Now, the roll was decent, but not wonderful. I love crab (I'm from Baltimore) and I LOVE tamago (I usually order a piece or two for desert), but the combination of the two was just a bit odd for me. It was a weird mix of sweet (tamago) and fishy (crab).
This is just my personal opinion and I won't likely re-order this roll, but I look forward to more inventive rolls to order in the future. Keep up the great work Sushi Day!!!
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December 31st, 2006 at 1:31 am
Really nice roll! Creative! Did you come up with it? Never heard of it. I'm trying this next chance I get.


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Heart-rending wails rend the airAnisha Anand | TNN | Nov 21, 2012, 05.03 AM IST
PATNA: The dark and dingy slums in the Lohanipur area on Tuesday reverberated with wails of sorrow as most of the victims of the stampede at Adalat Ghat on Monday evening hailed from this locality.
Twelve-year-old Sunita Kumari was among those dead. The brightest among her three siblings, she was a big help to her father Srikant Thakur, who is a barber at a salon in Kadamkuan, when she was alive. But fate ordained otherwise, and she accompanied her neighbour Malti Devi, a parvaitin, to the ghat, never to return.
According to Malti Devi, it was Sunita's first Chhath puja in Patna for every Chhath she along with her family used to visit their native place. While her grief-stricken father wailed inconsolably, a sense of guilt could be seen writ large on the faces of Malti and her family members for taking the neighbour's child to the ghat.
"The government says 16 people died. It must have paid Rs 32 lakh as compensation to the kin at the rate of Rs 2 lakh... But every such family would have been happier had the government spent the amount on a strong bridge in place of the hastily-laid bamboo bridge worth Rs 1.36 lakh," said Sanjay Kumar, a relative of Malti who was at the spot, taking the injured to PMCH. Sanjay said most of the people died after they reached the hospital due to negligence on the part of hospital authorities.
"Sunita had been my best friend ever since she came to live here with her family. She was also very good in studies and sometimes helped me with difficulties in my studies," said Sunita's 13-year-old friend Shivani.
The parents and siblings of Suman Kumari, a resident of East Lohanipur, were equally distraught. Her father is a plumber who could hardly earn Rs 3000 a month for his six-member family. The aggrieved family's only demand from the administration is a job for Suman's father. "The nightmarish memories of this Chhath will haunt us till our death. We will never do Chhath puja now," said a family member.
Suman's aunt Laghni Devi was among those who were badly injured in the stampede. An amount of Rs 7000 had been spent on her treatment, which is too big an amount for her family whose total earning is not more than Rs 4000 per month. But they had not received any help from the government till Tuesday evening.
Sanjay Das's family lost two members: his wife Manti Devi and their youngest son Manish Kumar. "Manti had been observing Chhath fast for seven years," her husband told this reporter in choked voice and added "ab koi Chhath nahi karega mere ghar mein kyunki Chhath karne wali hi chali gayee".
"Mere pota bahut hoshiyar tha... Fatuha mein hostel mein rahta tha aur English school mein padhta tha," said Manish's grandmother. Manish was to return to his hostel on Tuesday with his elder brother. "He went instead to God's hostel from where he will never come back," said Manish's father.
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I have a few basic questions. I'm thinking about ordering these: https://www.sparkfun.com/products/9264First, what is forward current (20 mA for each color) vs peak forward current (30 mA)? On the datasheet they appear under "absolute maximum ratings", but I'm assuming 20 mA is what I should be aiming for?Second, it says it has a voltage drop of 2.0, 3.2, 3.2 V respectively across R,G, & B. How do I take this into account when designing a circuit? Say I have a 5 V power supply, and want to connect 3 of these in parallel (so technically 9 total, since each RGB LED acts as 3 LEDs...?). Does it change the V=IR equation?Assuming they should each run at 20 mA (if I understood the datasheet correctly like I asked above), does that mean the resistance within each diode would be calculated by:red: 2 V = 0.02 * RR = 100 ohmsgreen & blue (each): 3.2 V = 0.02 * RR = 160 ohmsFinally, if that IS the case, do I need to take into account those resistance values in the circuit? So:red: 5V = 0.02 * (R1 + 100) R1 = 150 ohm resistor is neededgreen & blue: 5V = 0.02 * (R2 + 160)R2 = 90 ohm resistor is needed for eachOr am I totally off? Please help, so confused...
red: 2 V = 0.02 * RR = 100 ohms
I'm thinking about ordering these: https://www.sparkfun.com/products/9264 (link fixed, moderator)
what is forward current (20 mA for each color) vs peak forward current (30 mA)?
I only understand how to use V = IR, so I'm confused when the power supply has both a V and an I rating.


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AM is Australia's most informative morning current affairs. It covers the stories each morning that the other current affairs teams follow for the rest of the day. Below is the program summary with links to transcripts and audio (if available).
This morning, a sad note. One of the most familiar faces of Australian drama, the elegant, silver haired Ruth Cracknell has died, succumbing to a lung ailment at the age of 76 and leaving a legacy not only of much loved performance but also social activism.
One of Ruth Cracknell's most memorable roles was that of Mother and Son. Delightfully dotty and so convincing that colleagues say that her audiences were convinced that Ruth Cracknell actually was Maggie Beare. The man who helped the immensely talented actress create that character was screenwriter Geoffrey Atherden.
The Federal Opposition is accusing the Liberal Party of using the cover of fundraising to sell access to Howard Government Ministers. Media executives have been invited to a lunch with the Communications Minister Richard Alston and the Finance Minister Nick Minchin to discuss specific and sensitive policy issues such as media ownership laws but there's a price tag. A cool $3,500 price tag in fact, the money to be paid into Liberal Party coffers.
The Federal Attorney-General's terrorism legislation has run into another serious hurdle. Last week members of his own government wrote a Senate Committee report that called for major changes to the planned laws. That backbench resistance has been growing and now any prospect of support from the Labor Party, crucial if the laws are to get through the Senate, has evaporated over a key element of the bills.
Next week in Moscow the Presidents of the United States and Russia will sign a new document to cut nuclear weapons, an agreement which George W. Bush says will liquidate the legacy of the Cold War.
Variously described as grotesque, incoherent, immoral and a rort, a new US farm bill cementing agricultural subsidies for the next ten years has nonetheless today been signed into being by President George W. Bush.
Sierra Leone later today takes a critical step trying to cement an end to a decade of civil war, one of Africa's most brutal, that filled television screens with ugly images of hacked off limbs and wild-eyed, drugged up rebels. Millions of voters in the West African state go to the polls today in the first democratic election since the end of that conflict.
Papua New Guinea is on the brink of a devastating HIV-AIDS crisis of Africa proportions, its extent spelled out in a study for the Federal Government's overseas aid office AusAid and handed to the Papua New Guinea government.
A seven day long hunger strike by a 55-year-old mother has finally forced the Victorian Police Force to change the way it treats prisoners in regional lockups. Ann Wilkins camped outside the Bendigo Police Station for seven days and nights eating nothing to protest at the confinement of prisoners in holding cells for more than a month, one of those is her son.
A court in Britain has gaoled a single mother for two months for failing to force her two daughters to go to school, a ruling that has shocked welfare groups but one that appears to be in line with the British Government's fight against truancy, which includes a recent threat by Tony Blair to cut welfare payments to the families of persistent truants.


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I love to listen to music that is brutal. I love to listen to music that is fast. I also love to listen to music that is technical. All three mixed together? Shit, I know a lot of people do it, but it always comes out as frenzied noise. Very few people can take these elements, mix them together, and get a good result. Origin are one of those bands. I looked into this album knowing that these three elements would be put to use. I was thinking that this album would be an absolute abortion, but I decided that it would be better to be open. People were talking about it and seemed to like it a lot, and this fueled my curiosity.
This record definitely exceeded my expectations. What did I expect? A half hour of non-stop blasting, tremolo picking, and 'BLARARARARARARARARRARA-BLARARA-BLARARAH!!!' style vocals. I definitely got a taste of blasting, tremolo picking, and the aforementioned vocal style (but just a little bit), but these things are all good in moderation. The vocals aren't really special and unique, but I think the vocalist does a good job in that he does a better job of enunciating. I can't tell what he says, but I can tell he is saying something, and I can read along, unlike the garbled screams of Lord Worm from Cryptopsy, who kind of does whatever and seems to say 'fuck what I wrote'. There are also some higher pitch screams thrown into the mix, showing that the vocalist can mix it up a bit. There are a few too many peices of death metal out there with a monotonous vocal style that does not change for the length of the album.
The drummer is mad good. He plays VERY fast, blasts a lot, but also throws in a few other goodies, some interesting fills and whatnot. His footwork is very fast but he maintains his precision for the duration of this album. The guitarists also maintain precision as they play at break-neck speeds, incorporating multiple techniques other than the typical tremolo picking used my many a death-metal guitarist.
The aforementioned precision is what really caught my attention. How do you pull that off when you're playing like this? So fast, so tech, so heavy, all the while staying on top of it. A very good job on the part of these men for being able to do that. I wonder how well they do live.
I was purely taken aback my this album, and through this listening experienced have learned to forget about expectations. This is a very pleasing listen.


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Working Safely In Visiting Health Services
- Working Safely in Visiting Health Services (PDF 727kb)
Document Type: Publication
Keycode: WSV1014/02/03.10
Industry: Community Services, Health Care Sector,
Category: Controlling OHS Hazards and Risks, Manual Handling, Working Alone,
Division Author: Public Sector & Community Services
Publication Date: 02 August 2006
Date First Published: 02 August 2006
Summary: This publication provides guidance information about managing health and safety in visiting health services. It covers general OHS management, occupational violence, manual handling and other sources of musculo-skeletal disorders.
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Working Safely in Visiting Health Services is a 40 page publication developed for: public and private hospitals; locums within medical practices; nursing and convalescent homes; welfare and charitable homes; paramedical services (therapists and allied health workers); and community health centres. Healthcare services that provide assessment and treatment in clientsÂ' homes and other community settings are referred to as visiting health services. These services are delivered in a variety of locations, including private homes, rooming or boarding houses, supported accommodation residential services, crisis accommodation, community residential units, and hotels. The publication covers health and safety basics, with a focus on occupational violence and manual handling. It includes guidance and compliance examples for the industry, along with practical checklists and resources.
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In 1997, the BJM -- now consisting of Newcombe, Hollywood, Gion, Taylor, guitarists Jeff Davies and Peter Hayes, and drummer Brad Artley -- resurfaced with Give It Back! After signing to TVT, they released Strung Out in Heaven the following year, but the band and Newcombe's own eccentricities kept them from staying on the label. After a few scattered EPs, they resurfaced in 2001 with Bravery Repetition and Noise, distributed by Bomp. And This Is Our Music followed in 2003. Despite a continued lack of major distribution, the Brian Jonestown Massacre earned the largest profile of their career in 2004, when the band became the unlikely focus of an award-winning documentary, DIG!, which charted the trials of Newcombe and those of his rival, Courtney Taylor, leader of the Dandy Warhols. The We Are the Radio EP followed in August 2005. Three years later, the band reinvented itself with My Bloody Underground, featuring yet another lineup and a hint of shoegaze and noise pop. Who Killed Sgt Pepper? followed shortly after, being made available in streaming format at the end of 2009 and receiving an official release on January 1st, 2010.
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I'm looking for a relatively inexpensive (polyphonic) synthesizer with a sequencer/performance mode as well as at least a decent 49-key keyboard. Having the ability to emulate an acoustic piano is a huge plus.
I really love the Roland Gaia SH-01, but the only thing really putting me off from buying it is the size of the keyboard.
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Through four innings of Saturday's section Division II baseball final at SDSU's Tony Gwynn Stadium, Rancho Bernardo seemed in control.
Not only did the Broncos own a 4-0 lead, but also junior starting pitcher Parker Bugg held La Costa Canyon without a hit, retiring 10 consecutive Mavericks.
All signs pointed to an RB championship to go with the Broncos' Division I titles of the past two years.
But La Costa Canyon had different plans as the Mavericks came back to defeat Rancho Bernardo 7-6 in 10 innings, claiming the school's first championship since winning back-to-back Division I crowns in 2003 and '04.
"We've been in a lot of extra-inning games this season," LCC coach Justin Machado said. "We've been fighters all year. We've just been a bunch of scrappy players who did what we had to do to win a ballgame."
The Mavericks took the lead in the top of the 10th on an RBI single by senior pitcher Andrew Hinkle, who also earned the win with five shutout innings in relief.
"I just got a fastball and was able to drop my hands and poke it down the line," Hinkle said. "I was glad to help my team out."
La Costa Canyon erased RB's 4-0 lead with four runs in the fifth, highlighted by a three-run homer to left by senior shortstop Danny Martin.
"I got up there thinking I was just going to get curveballs," Martin said. "But he gave me a fastball a little bit up and when I hit that thing I felt like I was slicing through butter."
The Broncos regained the lead with two runs in the fifth, but the Mavericks weren't done fighting. LCC tied the game in the sixth on a home run by junior catcher Anthony Balderas and an RBI single by senior left fielder Zach Armstrong.
Senior first baseman Brandon Bentson, sophomore catcher Alex Jackson and senior center fielder Daniel Rivera had two hits apiece for the Broncos.
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T@g is an AR app that lets you leave graffiti in real-world locations, which other Vita users can view through the app. Doing so earns you -- we can't believe we're about to type this -- currency called "t@ggits."
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As if every product ever launched didn't have bugs. At least they are software bugs and can be fixed in a service release.
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My strength is in writing pop songs -- punk-rock pop songs."
Dave Smalley, singer/guitarist of the Southern California-based quartet Down by Law, is spelling out exactly why, unlike his friends and contemporaries in Fugazi, he never tried juggling test tubes in the punk-rock laboratory. "From a spiritual side, I've always really loved a great melody that makes you sing for days afterward, a chorus that you can latch onto and sink your teeth into," says the D.C.-area native. "It doesn't mean that I don't enjoy the more experimental bands, 'cause I do. Fugazi really tries to do some very innovative things, which I highly respect. But I might not have the talent to play more challenging stuff; my fingers just don't work that way. You should just really go with where your strengths lie."
If Smalley sounds like a self-help guru or motivational speaker, well, it's because he is -- kind of. Throughout his twenty years of playing punk rock -- in DYS, Dag Nasty, All, the Sharpshooters and Down by Law -- he's sung his share of odes to failure, betrayal and regret. Always, though, he throws out a safety net of hope and salvation. Whether in the lyrics themselves or simply the tone of his voice and the passion of the music, Smalley's songs do more than point fingers -- they offer hands. And brains. And heart.
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"I always tend to look at things in the sense of what they could be rather then despairing over what they are," explains Smalley, currently on tour with his main group, which is Down by Law. "We don't always need to look at things in the most negative light. People do progress, things do get better, and mistakes do get corrected. And the trick of music -- or at least punk-rock music -- is to try to address some of the things that need to get fixed."
Smalley grew up in Arlington, Virginia, on a diet of typical '70s radio fare: Pink Floyd, Deep Purple and James Taylor. "He was actually a huge inspiration for me in the earlier days, just listening to how controlled his voice was and how he could tell a story through lyrics," Smalley admits of Mr. Sweet Baby James. But it was the slightly more abrasive strains of Joe Strummer and Jello Biafra that truly transformed Smalley. "Around ninth grade, my friend had this older brother; he started saying, 'You should check this stuff out,' stuff like the first Clash album and the first Dead Kennedys album. That opened a ton of doors for me in terms of how I saw things. I could perceive a whole different way of using music to express sentiments and political things, not just songs about love or whatever. It was like, wow, you can talk about everything now. You can actually try to change the world in a different way, in a more immediate sense."
After moving to Boston to attend college in 1981, Smalley posted a "bandmembers wanted" flier at a local record store; soon after, DYS was formed. The music the group made was raw, ardent hardcore, and it made a strong impact on the East Coast punk scene during its brief existence. "Nowadays, I still see people talking about DYS. There are bands called Wolfpack and Brotherhood [the titles of two DYS songs]," he says, chuckling. "And it's the same thing with Dag Nasty. I had no idea; none of us did back then. People never really know where they're going to be viewed in history."
Can I Say, the first Dag Nasty album, was released in 1986, and no amount of hyperbole can do it justice. Formed by ex-Minor Threat bassist-turned-guitarist Brian Baker, Dag Nasty was the prototype of a new kind of punk band: Politics, poetics, melody and outrage were combined into a sound that was as sensitive as it was corrosive. Shot through it were Smalley's strident, barking tirades against conformity, amorality and keeping one's fucking mouth shut. The record's pop-anthem orientation influenced hundreds upon hundred of bands, from NOFX to Face to Face on up through today's mall-punk minions like Good Charlotte and the All-American Rejects. Regardless of the inevitable marketability of the Dag Nasty sound, Can I Say stands as one of the gospels of punk rock -- a milestone, a classic and a true inspiration.
"I had known Brian for a while," says Smalley of Dag Nasty's inception. "We played together a few times when he was in Minor Threat and I was in DYS, and we had those common roots of being from the D.C. area. So when I got back from college in 1985, he played me the demo tape of his new band, and I told him I loved it. He ended up asking me to roadie for them, so I did. A few months later, they ended up parting ways with their first singer [Shawn Brown], and they asked me to join; I was ready to go.
"I think we were all at the point where everybody was ready to stretch their wings as far as they could musically," he continues. "In DYS, I didn't sing -- I just screamed, really. I'd never tried combining singing and screaming before, like I did in Dag Nasty. Years later, it's still kind of my signature style: mixing melody with power."
After leaving Dag Nasty to spend a year in Israel studying political science, Smalley returned to the States in 1988 to join the first lineup of All, a group formed from the ashes of the legendary Descendents. Now based in Fort Collins, All and the resurrected Descendents are both still active, playing their own geeky, articulate brands of pop-punk. Smalley quit the band after a year, however, because "the guys in All are like superheroes, in the sense that they do insanely great amounts of touring," he says. "I was just such a wimp; I couldn't do it." Smalley settled down, enrolled in grad school, and picked up the guitar as a way to work out songs by himself without the pressure of a group situation. But in 1990, he took a batch of his new stuff to his friends in the band Chemical People; the result was Down by Law.
"That was the first time I'd ever played guitar in a band," Smalley recalls. "I was so not used to standing up and playing guitar live that I would shred the skin off my fingers. There'd be blood literally dripping off my guitar."
Down by Law quickly signed to the burgeoning Epitaph label and released tons of records during the height of the '90s pop-punk explosion. And while the group's approach gelled perfectly with the sounds of the day, Down by Law always had an edge of earnestness and sincerity that made the ironic sneering of its peers seem phony and lame. Even the band's occasional love songs were funny, tender and saccharine-free. But throughout all the hooks and harmonies, Smalley's lyrics pretty much stuck to the political -- both global and personal. On "All American," a track off of DBL's 1996 masterpiece All Scratched Up, Smalley sings like a cheery drill sergeant: "Combat boots and a scratched up record/Signed by a hero of long ago/A pair of vans and some torn up blue jeans/This is his world; that's what he knows/He's gonna find a girl who thinks like he does/Gonna grow older but never old."
Besides Down by Law, Smalley has kept busy with his day job: "When I'm not doing this crazy touring stuff, I'm working at a newspaper; I'm an editor," he says. "I put out two sections a week of the paper that are entirely written by high school students, which is a great, great experience." He also recently began playing solo acoustic shows, doing his own songs as well as renditions of the Jam, the Who and "a lot of Irish ballads and drinking songs." His love of vintage mod music, however, doesn't stop there; in 2001 Smalley released an album with his new combo, the Sharpshooters, a full-on mod-revival band. He also regrouped with Brian Baker -- on loan from his current group, Bad Religion -- to record last year's Minority of One, the second Dag Nasty reunion album after 1992's lackluster Four on the Floor. Though in no way attaining the sheer, transcendent force of Can I Say, Minority of One is a worthy heir, buzzing with urgency and melody. Plus, the hidden bonus track is a mean cover of Generation X's "One Hundred Punks."
"Generation X, Elvis Costello, XTC, the Buzzcocks, Stiff Little Fingers -- they just have great melodies that hit you beautifully. You never forget them. There are a lot of universal themes in that early punk scene," says Smalley of his retro proclivities. "We were talking about Fugazi being experimental, which they certainly are, but I think they were heavily influenced by Gang of Four -- which is great; there's nothing wrong with that. It's normal and natural to have musical heroes, absolutely.
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"I think that everybody is pretty influenced by their main era of musical learning," he elaborates. "It's not really a conscious decision to keep that flame alive, but it's definitely a part of who I am. I think it's important for every generation to keep its torch lit."
Now touring the U.S. for the first time in five years, Down by Law -- whose current roster includes Smalley, guitarist Sam Williams, bassist Keith Davies and drummer Milo Todesco -- is supporting its seventh album, Windwardtidesandwaywardsails. After the mod and new-wave inflection that characterized the group's recent albums, Last of the Sharpshooters and Fly the Flag, Windwardtides is a revamping of everything that made Down by Law great in the first place: Punk, skate rock and pure pop collide in a jolting, bracing shot of anthemic energy. "Turn off the TV/Get up on your feet/Make some noise in your head and on the street," Smalley commands on the new song "Kickdown." This is especially good advice if you happen to be watching MTV, infested as it is with pale, empty echoes of the pop-punk sound that Dag Nasty and Down by Law helped pioneer. It's enough to make a lesser man resentful, but not Smalley.
"There are some bitter, grouchy, thirty-something guys who might say, 'That's uncool' or 'Other people who paved the way for these bands should be as rich.' Blah, blah, blah. 'Success' is such a relative term anyway," Smalley reasons. "If you want to measure things in terms of monetary success, then, yeah, you could say Good Charlotte is more important than Minor Threat. But would anyone say that, really?
"I think what's important," he sums up, "is doing what you do in life and doing it well, enjoying it and making a dent in the very large steel wall that is the world. If you can make a dent and have fun doing it, then that's what real success is to me." For someone who tore his larynx out seventeen years ago screaming the lyrics, "I try to make a dent/But it blends in with all the damage," it looks as if Smalley has succeeded indeed.


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Child Support Arrears, Illinois
We were divorced in 1982. In 2006, Illinois changed statute of limitations from 20 years to None. In 2007, my ex-wife sued me for back child support payments (6/84 thru 4/87) plus interest. My ex won. While the judge was ruling, she asked my lawyer if she had filed a laches defense. My lawyer answered yes. The judge then said it did not apply but then said, ''the statute of limitations would have''. I have called my lawyer three times to ask what that meant, but have received no reply. Did my lawyer make a mistake by not filing a statute of limitations defense? She won't answer me. What is going on? Can I reopen the case if my lawyer erred?
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Not normally, but you can sue your attorney for malpractice to cover any amount you are ordered to pay. It sounds like your attorney screwed up and is hiding it from you. BUT, I do not know the whole case, so do not hold me to that.


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BELLEVUE, Wash.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jun 13, 2012-- RF Surgical Systems, Inc., the market leader in prevention and detection of retained surgical items (RSI), today announced an agreement with HealthTrust Purchasing Group, L.P., (HealthTrust), one of the largest group purchasing organizations in the United States, to provide its RF Assure(TM) Detection System to its member facilities.
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More and more healthcare providers will have access to the latest adjunctive technology to improve patient safety," said Dr. Jeffrey Port, co-founder and chairman of RF Surgical. "We are pleased to work with HealthTrust at a time when hospitals are striving to achieve the best level of care, improve efficiencies, and comply with the latest AORN recommendations." About HealthTrust Purchasing Group HealthTrust Purchasing Group, L.P., headquartered in Brentwood, Tennessee, is a group purchasing organization with an annual purchasing volume by its members of more than $20 billion. HealthTrust is committed to obtaining the best price for clinically recommended products, ensuring their timely delivery, and continuously evaluating and improving its services to the patients, physicians and clinicians it serves. HealthTrust is located at 155 Franklin Road, Suite 400, Brentwood, Tenn. 37027. The website is www.healthtrustpg.com.
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Officials have take-back events set up all over the state and country.
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They're collecting unused prescription narcotics, no questions asked.
Norfolk County D.A. Michael Morrissey says unused prescription drugs sitting in family's medicine cabinets can pose a real danger to society.
"It's time to get rid of them. They're just an accident waiting to happen," said Morrissey. "Half of the pills that we have that are out on the street, or more than half are coming from our own medicine cabinets."


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Dr. Arturo Salazar became a doctor to help people live healthier lives. He chose family medicine because it involves using a wide scope of knowledge for the benefit of patients.
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Fluent in Spanish, Dr. Salazar was born and raised in Mexico. In his free time, he enjoys "football" (soccer).
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O.J. Simpson, who was recently denied his request for a new trial in November, is now asking President Obama to pardon him and grant him an early release, after discovering that he has brain cancer.
"O.J. says his memory is slipping and he gets painful headaches and other symptoms," a source told The Enquirer. "He began suffering dizzy spells; nausea, lapses in memory - and the frightening symptoms continue to get worse." Medical examinations have proved that Simpson does, in fact, have a cancerous tumor in his brain. Along with the cancer, Simpson is also suffering from a severe case of diabetes.
"He put off the doctors for weeks after he first started experiencing the symptoms because he was afraid of what they would find," the source continued. "Now the prison docs are telling him they believe he has a brain tumor. They plan to run a series of tests on him, MRIs and CT scans."
Simpson reportedly wrote a letter to the president saying: "Mr President, I know my life is coming to an end. Please, don't let me die in prison. I feel the end coming. But I don't want to die in prison like common jailhouse scum."
"OJ's doctors have told him he could be dead in as little as three months because of his out-of-control blood sugar and blood pressure," said an anonymous source. "But OJ doesn't care. He knows he's never going to get out of prison, so he refuses to take care of himself."
Simpson was convicted in 2007 of armed robbery and kidnapping, and is currently serving a 33-year sentence. He still has four years remaining before he is eligible for parole.
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Stronger than the other cups I have had so far today – YAY! Still looking for something even stronger :)
Anyhow…as for this one…it's malty and smooth. It's Medium Strength and clean. It's well-balanced from start to end sip. There are gentle hints of cocoa powder trying to hide underneath, too. Very nice!


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FALLBROOK -- Leo McGuire Sr. has been named the San Diego County Farm Bureau's 2004 Farmer of the Year and will be honored during a banquet in Escondido on Sept. 27.
McGuire, 86, has been a Fallbrook grower for 55 years and a member of the farm bureau for 54 years.
He said in an interview last week that he was surprised to learn he's being honored,
"There are so many other great guys in agriculture around here. I really appreciate it," McGuire said.
He won't let the title go to his head, he said.
"As my grandfather used to say, 'It still takes five cents to buy a cup of coffee, no matter what your title is.' "
McGuire, who proudly displays his "Farm Bureau Member" sign at his grove of cherimoya trees on Avenida De Nog, has been a member for more than half of the organization's 90-year history. He has never shied away from trying out new crops, including his cherimoyas which look like avocados and taste like a sweet banana.
McGuire started with a small grove and gradually became enmeshed in the local farm scene through L&M Fertilizer, a business he operated with a partner. The company is now run by his son, Leo Jr.
Earning his stripes
His career also included a decade of public service. From 1973 to 1983, he sank himself into water issues on behalf of growers as a member of the Fallbrook Public Utility District board.
In 1982, he successfully led a bond issue to enlarge the Red Mountain reservoir to increase the amount of water held in reserve from a three-day supply to a month's worth.
"I was concerned that we didn't have much water," McGuire said. "What if there was an emergency?"
He still worries about water.
"What we're going to have problems with is water. When's the last time we've had rain? I'm glad I only own five acres. I'd be sweating if I had 100 acres."
As the company achieved success, the elder McGuire purchased more and more acreage in the Fallbrook area, at one time operating about 200 acres of fruit groves.
The selection
Farmers of the Year are selected for support of the agricultural industry, according to Jim Bathgate, the 2003 Farmer of the Year. Past recipients serve on the bureau's selection committee.
Bathgate said McGuire's work on water issues was a major factor in his selection.
"And, Leo Sr. has been willing to try new crops, such as cherimoya, and new farming techniques, such as permanent irrigation," Bathgate said.
McGuire's son said his father often donated the stipend he got as a utility board member to charities such as the Boys & Girls Club of Fallbrook.
Leo Jr. also said his father spent a lot of personal time working on utility board projects.
"Those are things my dad wouldn't say about himself. He's too modest," Leo Jr. added.
Fallbrook beginnings
Drawn to Fallbrook because of its country setting, McGuire and his wife of 57 years, Bobbie -- whom he credits with much of his success -- purchased a 9-acre tract in November 1949. The property included 3 acres of avocado groves and 2 acres of lemon groves.
The couple moved into their first house on the property in 1952, and six years later McGuire and his friend, Mark Urner, purchased the North County Fertilizer company and renamed the business L&M Fertilizer using the initials of their first names.
By the 1970s, L&M was averaging gross sales of about $2 million annually, according to Leo Jr.
Urner died in August 1974, and the elder McGuire sold the business to his son in 1985.
Life before farming
McGuire spent his early years in Carnegie, Penn. His father died when he was a baby, and McGuire's mother worked in the accounting department for U.S. Steel. Her job required a lot of travel, and in 1930, McGuire, then age 12, came to California to live with his grandparents.
He graduated from Hollywood High School and earned an athletic scholarship to UCL A where he studied business management and played football for the Bruins.
After injuring ligaments in his knee, McGuire decided to sit out a semester and never returned to the university.
He joined the U.S. Army Air Corps in 1942 and served as a co-pilot delivering ammunition and other supplies.
Following the service, he went to work for Lockheed Aircraft but quit in 1951 because of long work hours and stress, he said. It was then he decided to become a full-time farmer.
"Agriculture means fun to me. That's the appeal of it for me. I don't know any other way to describe it," he added.
Down the road
McGuire said of all the changes he has seen in North County's agricultural industry, he is most troubled by the increase in residential developments.
"Beautiful groves we've owned and sold are now filled with houses. I'd like to see a cutback on building of new homes, " McGuire said. "We thought they'd keep the groves."
McGuire will share more of his insights and opinions during the farm bureau dinner in his honor at the California Center for the Performing Arts in Escondido.
Tickets are $30 per person and can be purchased from the bureau by the close of business Monday. For more information, call the bureau at (760) 745-3023.
Contact staff writer Lorell Fleming at (760) 731-5798 or email@example.com .


text: Headcheese SignChong, Bradford J. BS; Kanne, Jeffrey P. MD; Chung, Jonathan H. MDJournal of Thoracic Imaging: January 2014 - Volume 29 - Issue 1 - p W13 doi: 10.1097/RTI.0000000000000067 Web Exclusive Content-Signs in Cardiopulmonary Imaging Author Information Article Outline The authors declare no conflicts of interest. REFERENCES Appearance: The headcheese sign on chest CT is characterized by the juxtaposition of lobular regions of low, normal, and high attenuation.1 This results in 3 (or more) different densities on CT that are sharply demarcated from each other. The abrupt density transitions reflect the margins of secondary pulmonary lobules. Low attenuation lobules almost always reflect air trapping, which can be confirmed on end-expiratory CT.2 The CT imaging pattern is reminiscent of the variegated appearance of headcheese cold cut meat. Explanation: The headcheese sign is indicative of a mixed infiltrative and obstructive process, usually associated with bronchiolitis.3 The ground-glass opacity (GGO) component represents the infiltrative portion of the underlying disease.3 Low attenuation lobules reflect obstructive small-airway disease with resultant air trapping and vasoconstriction from localized hypoxia.2 Air trapping varyingly limits air escape in certain parenchymal regions during exhalation, and so variable lung attenuation is especially enhanced with expiratory CT.4 This airway pathology contributes to the inhomogeneous attenuation pattern of mosaic attenuation.4 Discussion: The headcheese sign was initially considered highly specific if not pathognomonic for subacute hypersensitivity pneumonitis (HP). However, as with most findings initially considered to be pathognomonic for a particular condition, other diseases have been shown to present with this imaging pattern. For example, sarcoidosis, atypical infections associated with bronchiolitis (such as Mycoplasma pneumonia), and respiratory bronchiolitis (RB)/desquamative interstitial pneumonitis (DIP) may also manifest with the headcheese sign.4,5 Furthermore, separate infiltrative and obstructive processes occurring together may also lead to the headcheese sign (e.g. diffuse pulmonary hemorrhage and asthma). Integrating clinical and laboratory findings may indicate the most likely diagnosis in the setting of the headcheese sign. Chung et al showed that well-defined bronchovascular nodules and nodules along the pleural surface helped distinguish sarcoidosis from HP.5 Unlike HP, Pneumocystis pneumonia tends to present with interlobular septal thickening, upper lobe cysts, and associated "crazy paving pattern," which may be superimposed on the headcheese sign.6 Although reports have cited mild emphysema in the upper lobes and small foci of GGOs as distinct features of RB, it can still be difficult to distinguish RB from HP.1,6 Back to Top | Article Outline REFERENCES Figure 1 1. Devakonda A, Raoof S, Sung A, et al..Bronchiolar Disorders: A Clinical-Radiological Diagnostic Algorithm.Chest.2010;137:938–951. Cited Here... 2. Hirschmann JV, Pipavath SN, Godwin JD.Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis: A Historical, Clinical, and Radiologic Review.Radiographics.2009;29:1921–1938. Cited Here... | PubMed | CrossRef 3. Webb WR.Thin-section CT of the secondary pulmonary lobule: anatomy and the image--the 2004 Fleischner lecture.Radiology.2006;239:322–338. Cited Here... | PubMed | CrossRef 4. Gotway MB, Reddy GP, Webb WR, et al..High-Resolution CT of the Lung: Patterns of Disease and Differential Diagnoses.Radiol Clin North Am.2005;43:513–542. Cited Here... 5. Chung MH, Edinburgh KJ, Webb EM, et al..Mixed Infiltrative and Obstructive Disease on High-Resolution CT: Differential Diagnosis and Functional Correlates in a Consecutive Series.J Thorac Imaging.2001;16:69–75. Cited Here... 6. Oikonomou A, Prassopoulos P.Mimics in chest disease: interstitial opacities.Insights Imaging.2013;4:9–27. Cited Here... Copyright © 2014 Wolters Kluwer Health, Inc. All rights reserved


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The Problems with Rozsa and Lanza?
In response to an ongoing thread at SOLO HQ (to which I contributed more recent comments here and here), artist Michael Newberry takes me to task on my views of composer Miklos Rozsa and singer Mario Lanza. I respond at SOLO HQ here, but duplicate those comments for my Notablog readers below. I make additional comments here, here, here, here, here, and here.
Comments welcome, but readers may wish to join the discussion at SOLO HQ.
Update: I've initiated a discussion of the question of "artistic integrity" at the Miklos Rozsa forum. Start here.
Playing with fire, eh?
The thing I find most objectionable in your post, Michael, is this assertion: "The problem that I see is that Chris doesn't know about artistic integrity and he insists to call people with an understanding of it or people that have it snobs. That is unjust."
I will admit to not knowing enough about the technical aspects of painting and sculpture, for example, in order to make an informed judgment about an artist's integrity or technical brilliance. I can only tell you what I like in these arts, and my tastes vary from Michelangelo to Monet.
But in music: I'll gladly play with fire. I've studied music, played an awful violin, taught a course on the history of jazz, and have been surrounded by musicians my whole life (including a virtuoso jazz guitarist brother, a terrific jazz vocalist sister-in-law, and a couple of professional opera-singing cousins). I spend every day of my life listening to music. I have eclectic tastes that range from the great classical compositions to contemporary R&B; I have a musical palette that makes room for Beethoven, the Blues, and the Beatles. Even among My Favorite Songs, one will find composers and artists from Puccini, Haydn, and Bach to Sarah Vaughan, Stevie Wonder, and Led Zeppelin.
So, let us begin.
First, Michael, look carefully at the paragraph you quoted. When I spoke of snobs, I was speaking primarily of the "avant-garde" of the 20th century who embraced "silence" and "traffic horns" as music, and who then condemned people like Miklos Rozsa because his music was too "melodic" and of another era. They were right. It is melodic, and it is of another era, and like many who still captured Romanticism in their music, Rozsa spent a lot of time composing for film (and this was not his only sphere of composition).
I am astonished to read that you have neither the patience nor the goodwill to discuss Rozsa in-depth, but to assert, as you do, that he lacked artistic integrity, is simply that: an assertion. Plenty of people work for hire and take direction: If an architect is hired to build a gas station, he builds a gas station---not a gymnasium---according to his own vision; and if the vision of the architect matches the needs of the customer who pays for it, a gas station is built. If a painter is hired to paint the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, his artistic integrity is not being violated because he has a limited canvas and must adhere to a religious theme. Rozsa matched the needs of the director who paid for his compositions, but he had mega-guts in never sacrificing his artistic integrity, his vision, in composing the pieces for the screen that remain among the most formidable achievements in film scoring ever written. And his wonderful concert works were composed for some of the finest instrumentalists of the 20th century, including Jascha Heifetz and Pinchas Zukerman, who both celebrated the Rozsa legacy.
You can say you don't care for Rozsa's work. You can even tell me that you don't like my artistic tastes. C'est la vie. But to tell me that I have no understanding of artistic integrity is remarkable on the face of it. We have different tastes, Michael. But the chief difference is: I don't belittle the achievements of a Leontyne Price (whom I love), or many of the great classical composers (whom I also love) as a means of celebrating the achievements of people in jazz, R&B, or film scoring.
And many classical musicians don't feel the necessity to belittle the achievements of, say, their brothers and sisters in jazz either. Violinist Yehudi Menuhin played a magnificent classical piece; but he bowed before the improvisational genius of violinist Stephane Grappelli, and in all the albums they recorded together, Menuhin (who played transcriptions) couldn't say enough about the artistic integrity of Grappelli. Violinist Itzhak Perlman said the same about jazz guitarist Jim Hall. Classical pianist Jean Yves-Thibaudet said the same about jazz pianist Bill Evans. He even recorded a tribute album to Evans, based on transcriptions of Evans' solos, which Thibaudet himself likened to Ravel, Debussy, Chopin, and Rachmaninov. And many classical opera stars stood in awe of the vocal genius of Sarah Vaughan, who was often called the jazz world's "Leontyne Price." These classical artists, and many others, celebrate the deep rhythmic and harmonic complexity of jazz (and jazz-influenced composition too: in the works of George Gershwin, Leonard Bernstein, Eddie Sauter, and Michel Legrand, to name a few). And such classicists, more often than not, cannot duplicate the improvisational genius they see at work within that genre. And, as an aside, that improvisational genius is on display in most cases, in concert halls and clubs, where the same formula as the opera house applies: "no retakes, ... no stalling, no charm can help you if you mess up."
As for Lanza: My original article on Mario Lanza clearly and unequivocally dealt with the tragedy of his life. In fact, the whole Cesari book that I reviewed is subtitled "An American Tragedy." That book and my review most certainly did not brush aside the tragedy: it was the whole point of the project.
But for what he did achieve, I can only say: Bravo, Derek McGovern.


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I have created a flashable zip that works in an aftermarket recovery. It replaces the platform.xml file with modified file that has the necessary permission line to make the sd card writable now. That is the only thing changed. I added the under WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE.
You need to be on a custom recovery. This update only applies to I9505G. If you do not have an S4 GOOGLE EDITION PHONE, then please disregard and move on.
Warning; You are flashing this at your own risk. I am not responsible for broken devices, deleted memory cards, phones thrown from raging, or WW3.
Download the flashable from here: http://d-h.st/Eif
Download the modified platform.xml to replace the original from here if you would rather push it: http://d-h.st/ooU
(this is not needed with zip, already included)
1. Place the zip the on your internal or external drive.
2. Reboot to your custom recovery, ie ( twrp, cwm)
3. Create a backup, have a restore point if it does not work.
4. Wipe dalvik and cache
5. Install the zip file
6. Wipe the dalvik and cache just to be sure.
7. Reboot phone.
Test to make sure it worked by using any file explorer, ie(solid explorer, root explorer, etc.) and creating a new folder, text document, or whatever. Do this through the phone, not a p.c. If it does not work, reboot to recovery, restore back to previous point and let me know asap.


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Let me preface this by saying...I really haven't watched this season and have just skimmed the forums, but this discussion just caught my eye. My comments really are not specific to Donny, just people in general.Originally Posted by sdl;3717739;
Quite honestly, unless there are numerous reports of EGO from numerous sources, I suggest they always be taken with a shaker of salt. It's easy to sit at home and judge someone based on a report from somebody the person in question worked with, however, I am sure that everyone has at least one or two people in their lives with whom they have dealt that would give a negative report when it comes to having a good working relationship. Not all personalities mix. I think we way too often forget this.


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WManager is a windowmanager manager. Quite a tongue twister, eh?
It "manages" your windowmanagers by letting you choose from your
favorites on starting up X.
make generate-plist
To install the port: cd /usr/ports/x11-wm/wmanager/ && make install cleanTo add the package: pkg install wmanager
cd /usr/ports/x11-wm/wmanager/ && make install clean
pkg install wmanager
PKGNAME: wmanager
SHA256 (wmanager_0.2.1.orig.tar.gz) = 7974aa6bb15e4c0e8dcac42055a865e6151b920cd6aa2658ffa70ce33edf446c
SIZE (wmanager_0.2.1.orig.tar.gz) = 25734
NOTE: FreshPorts displays only information on required and default dependencies. Optional dependencies are not covered.
===> The following configuration options are available for wmanager-0.2.1_14:
ADDONS=on: Install the helper scripts and manpages
DOCS=on: Build and/or install documentation
EXAMPLES=on: Build and/or install examples
===> Use 'make config' to modify these settings
Number of commits found: 51
Revision bump of all ports with USE_GL after consolidation of mesa-libs
Approved by: swills (mentor)
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D10845
- Add LICENSE
- Switch to options helpers
Remove ${PORTSDIR}/ from dependencies, categories v, w, x, y, and z.
With hat: portmgr
Sponsored by: Absolight
Remove $FreeBSD$ from patches files everywhere.
With hat: portmgr
Sponsored by: Absolight
MASTER_SITES cleanup.
- Replace ${MASTER_SITE_FOO} with FOO.
- Merge MASTER_SITE_SUBDIR into MASTER_SITES when possible. (This means 99.9%
of the time.)
- Remove occurrences of MASTER_SITE_LOCAL when no subdirectory was present and
no hint of what it should be was present.
- Fix some logic.
- And generally, make things more simple and easy to understand.
While there, add magic values to the FESTIVAL, GENTOO, GIMP, GNUPG, QT and
SAMBA macros.
Also, replace some EXTRACT_SUFX occurences with USES=tar:*.
Checked by: make fetch-urlall-list
With hat: portmgr
Sponsored by: Absolight
- Drop @dirrm* from and add empty directories to pkg-plists
Approved by: portmgr blanket, kwm (for gnome@ ports)
Update the default version of GCC in the Ports Collection from GCC 4.7.4
to GCC 4.8.3.
Part II, Bump PORTREVISIONs.
Tested by: antoine (-exp runs)
Approved by: portmgr (implicit)
In some straightforward cases, protect documentation behind
PORTDOCS, adding a DOCS option where needed, and a couple
PORTEXAMPLES for good measure.
Rename x11-*/ patch-xy patches to reflect the files they modify.
Finally, this is the last of it.
Support stage
Properly support DOCS and EXAMPLES options
- Return ports to the pool
PR: ports/183244
Submitted by: Chris Petrik <email@example.com> (former maintainer)
Add NO_STAGE all over the place in preparation for the staging support (cat:
- Please welcome back Chris Petrik as maintainer of
these ports [1]
- Trim headers
- Remove indefinite article from COMMENT
- Convert tab to space in WWW lines
PR: ports/175415 [1]
Submitted by: Chris Petrik <email@example.com> [1]
Discussed with: bapt
Revert Chris Petrik's ports to the pool. Thank you for all your work so far,
and should you desire to return just let us know.
PR: ports/174309
Submitted by: Chris Petrik
Welcome back Chris Petrik <email@example.com>
PR: ports/171481
Convert to new options framework
- update png to 1.5.10
- Reassign to the heap
Requested by: roam (on ports-developers@)
- Add LDFLAGS to CONFIGURE_ENV and MAKE_ENV (as it was done with LDFLAGS)
- Fix all ports that add {CPP,LD}FLAGS to *_ENV to modify flags instead
Submitted by: myself
Exp-runs by: pav
Approved by: pav
- Get Rid MD5 support
- update to 1.4.1
Reviewed by: exp8 run on pointyhat
Supported by: miwi
- Chase x11-toolkits/fltk update
- update to jpeg-8
- bump all port that indirectly depends on libjpeg and have not yet been bumped
or updated
Requested by: edwin
- Remove duplicates from MAKE_ENV after inclusion of CC and CXX in default
Build pkg-message dynamically, substituting the real path to
the package's documentation and samples directories.
No PORTREVISION bump since nothing changes for the default build with
a PREFIX of /usr/local/.
Umf. Bump PORTREVISION, of course. I'm still sleepy.
Add two patches for stricter C++ compliance taken from the Debian package
of wmanager.
Add an optional (on by default) dependency on the wmanager-addons port
containing two helper scripts and some manual pages.
Fix the path to the docs in pkg-message and add a reference to
the sample files' directory. This still leaves a portlint warning about
absolute paths which will be fixed after the repo-copy in PR 123864.
Add a Makefile patch that I also added to the Debian package to make
wmanager build in the same way on all OS's.
Take maintainership in preparation for some patches.
- Remove unneeded dependency from gtk12/gtk20 [1]
- Remove USE_XLIB/USE_X_PREFIX/USE_XPM in favor of USE_XORG
- Remove X11BASE support in favor of LOCALBASE or PREFIX
- Use USE_LDCONFIG instead of INSTALLS_SHLIB
- Remove unneeded USE_GCC 3.4+
Thanks to all Helpers:
Dmitry Marakasov, Chess Griffin, beech@, dinoex, rafan, gahr,
ehaupt, nox, itetcu, flz, pav
Tested on: pointyhat
Approved by: portmgr (pav)
- Welcome X.org 7.2 \o/.
- Set X11BASE to ${LOCALBASE} for recent ${OSVERSION}.
- Bump PORTREVISION for ports intalling files in ${X11BASE}.
- Add SHA256
Bump PORTREVISION on all ports that depend on gettext to aid with upgrading.
(Part 1)
Link against libGL instead of libMesaGL.
- Fix build on -current
- Utilize DOCSDIR
Submitted by: Ports Fury
onto MASTER_SITE_LOCAL
This does not fetch.
found by: fenner's survey
Move inclusion of bsd.port.pre.mk later in the file for conditional BROKEN
tag. Early inclusion caused problems for some ports, so to be safe I'm
updating all of them.
Pointy hat to: kris
BROKEN on 5.1: bad C++
Update x11-wm/wmanager 0.2 -> 0.2.1
Submitted by: KATO Tsuguru <email@example.com>
Approved by: pat
Add back wmanager, which was prematurely deleted by will. In fact, this
port doesn't even use qt, so remove the bogus dependency on it.
Say goodbye to Qt 1.x and all of its dependents. The one port I found
which probably isn't supposed to be removed is misc/instant-workstation,
which had a dependency on audio/xamp (being removed), so I removed that
dependency and bumped PORTREVISION. All other ports are real dependents
upon Qt 1.x, including KDE 1.x stuff.
Code in bsd.kde.mk supporting these ports is also removed or adjusted.
Also, some adjustments made to accomodate Qt3/KDE3 ports, which will be
committed Real Soon Now (TM), pending repo-copies.
This commit made in impending view of Qt3/KDE3 entering ports tree.
- PORTDOCS police - DOCSDIR support to some - Brush out some lint
- Unbroke with theraded Mesa; - respect CFLAGS.
Overhaul QT/KDE support: - bsd.port.mk update to use bsd.kde.mk for
USE_{QT,KDE}* - Cleanup corresponding ports for bsd.kde.mk update. - Fix
bsd.kde.mk: use correct kdelibs dependency, put qt at the bottom, introduce
QT_NONSTANDARD variable for nonstandard configure setup. - Update KDE2 to
2.1.1. Two patches included in x11/kdelibs2 to fix the proxy authentication
that was broken for 2.1.1. Remove old patches. - Potentially fix kdelibs
build for alpha. - Fix qt-designer 2.3.0 build. - Ruby stuff left alone
since it looks like black magic to me. Should still work w/ compat shims
for older USE_QT[,2] style. Some others were also left alone for the same
Layout fixes in x11-wm.
Update MASTER_SITES and WWW: line of pkg-descr.
Convert category x11-wm to new layout.
Unleash all of these ports upon the people. I no longer have any interest in
any of them, but will be happy to assign MAINTAINER to others and commit
updates for them.
Servers and bandwidth provided byNew York Internet, SuperNews, and RootBSD
No vulnerabilities have been reported in the past 14 days
* - modified, not new
All vulnerabilities


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This lets you enable scrolling similar to the one in Microsoft
Explorer. Press the middle mouse button and then move the mouse to
scroll the widget. A further press on the middle button stops the
make generate-plist
To install the port: cd /usr/ports/x11-toolkits/p5-Tk-Autoscroll/ && make install cleanTo add the package: pkg install p5-Tk-Autoscroll
cd /usr/ports/x11-toolkits/p5-Tk-Autoscroll/ && make install clean
pkg install p5-Tk-Autoscroll
PKGNAME: p5-Tk-Autoscroll
SHA256 (Tk-Autoscroll-1.14.tar.gz) = ac63272338e6950b44af613f8f967dad93f03fc9f1bbb076faee562b5f08c1d9
SIZE (Tk-Autoscroll-1.14.tar.gz) = 5228
NOTE: FreshPorts displays only information on required and default dependencies. Optional dependencies are not covered.
No options to configure
Number of commits found: 23
Remove ${PORTSDIR}/ from dependencies, categories v, w, x, y, and z.
With hat: portmgr
Sponsored by: Absolight
Change the way Perl modules are installed, update the default Perl to 5.18.
Before, we had:
site_perl : lib/perl5/site_perl/5.18
site_perl/perl_arch : lib/perl5/site_perl/5.18/mach
perl_man3 : lib/perl5/5.18/man/man3
Now we have:
site_perl : lib/perl5/site_perl
site_arch : lib/perl5/site_perl/mach/5.18
perl_man3 : lib/perl5/site_perl/man/man3
Modules without any .so will be installed at the same place regardless of the
- support STAGEDIR
Add NO_STAGE all over the place in preparation for the staging support (cat:
- Convert to new perl framework
- Trim Makefile header
- Remove MAKE_JOBS_SAFE=yes, it's the default.
- Remove SITE_PERL from *_DEPENDS
- update png to 1.5.10
At the moment 1385 ports use BUILD_DEPENDS= ${RUN_DEPENDS} and 450
ports use BUILD_DEPENDS:= ${RUN_DEPENDS}. This patch fixes ports that are
currently broken. This is a temporary measure until we organically stop using
:= or someone(s) spend a lot of time changing all the ports over.
Explicit duplication > := > = and this just moves ports one step to the left
Approved by: portmgr
- Cleaning MD5 in perl@'s ports
Approved by: erwin@ (portmgr)
- update to 1.4.1
Reviewed by: exp8 run on pointyhat
Supported by: miwi
- update to jpeg-8
- pass p5-Tk ports@ ports to perl
- Take advantage of CPAN macro from bsd.sites.mk, change
${MASTER_SITE_PERL_CPAN} to CPAN.
PR: ports/122674
Submitted by: Philip M. Gollucci <email@example.com>
Reworked by: araujo (myself)
Approved by: portmgr (pav)
- Update to 1.14
- Welcome X.org 7.2 \o/.
- Set X11BASE to ${LOCALBASE} for recent ${OSVERSION}.
- Bump PORTREVISION for ports intalling files in ${X11BASE}.
- MAN3PREFIX is implied when PERL_CONFIGURE is defined.
- this commit modified ports maintained by ports@
PR: ports/98755
Submitted by: rafan (the fresh committer)
Replace ugly "@unexec rmdir %D... 2>/dev/null || true" with @dirrmtry
Approved by: krion@
PR: ports/88711 (related)
- Add SHA256
utilize SITE_PERL
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Daniel M. Herron
Daniel M. Herron works as the Chief of the Section of Bariatric Surgery and as a Director at the Mount Sinai Program for Surgical Weight Loss. He serves as an Associate Professor of Surgery at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York, and he runs the Clinical Fellowship in Laparoscopic Surgery. He has published extensively on both laparoscopic and bariatric surgery and serves on the editorial boards of Obesity Surgery, Journal of Laparoendoscopic and Advanced Surgical Techniques, and Annals of Surgical Research. He has served as an Editor of the Technology Column of Surgical Endoscopy and as a Frequent Reviewer for Obesity Surgery and Surgery for Obesity and Related Diseases. After receiving his undergraduate degree from Harvard College in 1987 and his medical degree from the University of Pennsylvania in 1992, he completed a residency in general surgery at Tufts University. He additionally completed a Research Fellowship in general surgery at Tufts and a Clinical Fellowship in laparoscopic surgery in Portland. He is an Active Leader in the field of minimally invasive surgery and serves as the Second Vice President of the Society of American Gastrointestinal and Endoscopic Surgeons (SAGES), the largest general surgery organization in the USA. Additionally, he sits on SAGES Board of Governors and on its Executive Council. He recently completed two years of service on the Board of Directors and as the Treasurer of the Fellowship Council, the organization that certifies laparoscopic and bariatric fellowship programs in the USA. He is a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons and a Member of the American Society for Bariatric Surgery and serves as a Committee Member in both organizations. He has maintained a longstanding interest in surgical devices and information technology, and he chairs the SAGES Emerging Technology Forum and sits on the Informatics Committee and the Video Education Committee of the American College of Surgeons.
Biography Updated on 14 March 2014