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NCM Odor & Dust Control is the global leader in odor and dust control products and systems. Over the past ten years, we have established a proven track record in eliminating odors in landfills, transfer stations, rail yards and waste treatment plants. We assist in designing disbursing systems for effective use of the product. Our success stories include serving one of the ...
based in South River, NEW JERSEY (USA).
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based in Toronto, ONTARIO (CANADA).
Municipal Sales is one of the country`s leaders in treating root control problems that affect sewer lines and cause pipe damage, failures and Sewer Sanitary Overflows (SSOs). A root, grease and odor control company specializing in chemical sewer line root control as well as grease control applications in related structures. Also a supplier of products for grease removal ...
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ERG (Air Pollution Control) Ltd is a leading supplier of air pollution control systems with a successful 30+ year history. We provide turn-key systems to give the best technical solution for the lowest capital and running costs. We have installed over 600 systems globally. To help you comply with emission regulations, we can draw on an unrivalled range of solutions. ...
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Integrity Municipal Systems (IMS) is a specialty engineering company devoted to the design and supply of innovative, pre-assembled, process solutions for the water and wastewater industry. Standard and customized Fluoride and Ammonia Feed Systems have been developed to fulfill a need in the drinking water industry for complete, packaged, fully-functional, delivery systems ...
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Municipal Equipment Company specializes in the equipment required to treat or move water in municipal, commercial, and industrial settings. We have been focusing on the lowest total cost of equipment ownership since 1989.
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Simple Solutions Dist LLC is a registered small business founded in 2003 and located in the state of New Jersey. The manufacturer of the Wolverine Brand of activated Carbon filters, our products are utilized for air stream filtration with a focus on the waste-water odor caused by hydrogen sulfide (H2S) gas emissions. Primary focus is on the solution to problems associated ...
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Airx Laboratories have been solving odor problems for over 28 years in hospitals, schools, office buildings and municipal facilities. For the odor control in waste disposal, Airx Laboratories offers the RX66 Bio-Enzymatic Odor Digester. Live, yet safe bacteria produce enzymes to digest odor causing matter.
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I posted a topic in the Entertainment forum, Goodbye America...the Brits Are Here.& its basically about the present phoniness in Hollywood & how the Brits are really kicking it up a notch in the movie business these days.This isnt the Entertainment forum,but I cant stop talking about this 'religious' experience I had recently.A friend of mine dropped by with a Layer Cake DVD.I've always heard about the movie,but never got around to watching it.But here's the funny thing though, my friend had boldly inscribed on the DVD "DO NOT WATCH,PLEASE" he meant it as a joke naturally.He wanted me to do the exact opposite.I finally did,and words could not express and still not express the realm I was catapulted into.I think Brit movies are it for now,ever since Lock Stock and Snatch,I've developed this weakness for british flicks.And Hot Fuzz?Gosh,that movie just kills me.Hollywood is just making phony movies right now except with the exception of Tarantino, Scorcese,Coen Bros,Scott bros,etc
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Veronica Taylor
Veronica Taylor is a voice actress for the English-language dub of the Pokémon anime.
She has also provided voice talent for movies, television and video games outside the world of Pokémon.
Taylor was born in 1978. She began acting in school plays when she was five years old. In college, she participated in plays and acting workshops, and continued her acting education through graduate school. She has also trained in voice acting and singing. Her first anime job came when her acting coach recommended her to the director. With refrence to the interview with Veronica Taylor in youtube, she appears to be embarrassed to voice Ash in public or in front of the camera. She revealed that she had to deepen her voice and do warm-ups and cool-downs in the process of voicing Ash in 4Kids!.
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Veronica Taylor's most famous roles in Pokémon were that of Ash Ketchum followed by Delia Ketchum and May. She played all three characters up until season nine.
- Ash Ketchum (EP001-AG145)
- Delia Ketchum (EP001-AG145)
- May (AG001-AG145)
- Hun
- Cindy and Suzie (EP005-H001)
- Gary's cheerleaders
- Erika's assistants
- Towa
- Madeleine
Musical appearances in Pokémon
- Under the Mistletoe
- It Takes Two
- I'm Giving Santa a Pikachu for Christmas
- Pokémon Christmas Bash
- Must Be Santa
- Christmas Medley
Famous non-Pokémon roles
- Amelia Wil Tesla Seyruun (Slayers)
- Nico Robin (One Piece)
- Young Sanji (One Piece)
- Botan (Yu Yu Hakusho: Poltergeist Report)
- Yukino Miyazawa (His and Her Circumstances)
- Amy (Tama and Friends)
- Abby (Cubix)
- Pexticide (Cubix)
- Alice Elliot (Shadow Hearts)
- April O'Neil (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003))
- Clawdia (Fighting Foodons)
- Emeraldas (Harlock Saga)
- Himeko Himejima (Legend of Himiko)
- Narue Nanase (The World of Narue)
- Kisara (Yu-Gi-Oh!)
- Ms. Dorothy (Yu-Gi-Oh! GX)
- Max Taylor, Mrs. Taylor (Dinosaur King)
- Cow (Word World)
- Galaxina (Sonic X)
- Jody Summer (F-Zero: GP Legend)
- Ms. Rosbe (Mew Mew Power)
- Veronica Taylor was interviewed in the special 10th anniversary issue of Beckett Pokémon Unofficial Collector.
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2015 is well underway, and it is already looking like an exciting year for learning and development. The industry is awash with innovative ideas and creative thinking, and we have tried to reflect that in the content within this issue of Enhance.
We have included features on arts-based learning, the application of neuroscience in designing and delivering L&D, and the key to designing an effective space for learning, As always, we have interviewed a number of key industry experts in order to get a deep insight into each of these subject areas.
There is also an analysis of our L&D survey results, in which we compare some of the key trends with 2014's research and see what has changed in the space of a year.
Our fourth issue of Enhance includes features around the following topics:
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Wilson David and The Moonglows
Wilson David had the title of Singapore's Elvis Presley. For a while, he was backed by The Quests, and together they put up many stage acts, such as at Goodwood Park Hotel. In 1964, Wilson David and The Quests were invited to audition with EMI, but in the end, only The Quests were signed up (and they recorded their first single, 'Shanty'). Nonetheless, Wilson David later went on to record under the Philips label. In this single, he's backed by fellow label-mate The Moonglows (featuring my late granduncle Sonny Bala on lead guitar). This song is an original composition of Robert Suriya, lead guitarist in Naomi & The Boys.
Wilson David & The Moonglows - Cold and Lonely
In case you haven't checked this out before - clips from an interview I conducted with Vernon Cornelius (of The Quests) in 2006. He talks about the vibrant 1960s music scene.
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Mapping Pressure In Workbench
We have noticed really long run times for the mapping of pressure from CFX result files in Workbench. Are there any methods of decreasing this map time (short of reduced element count)? Is it normal for mapping to take over 10 times longer than solution time?
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I'd say not. My pressure map time is about as quick as any other map time and I generally see 2 million nodes in my models. What about when you just launch CFX-post from the launcher? Do you still have long wait times?
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CFX-Post when launched is very quick to load (~ 10 seconds), and the transient time steps load in around 5 seconds.
The interesting part is that during the mapping process, we see only a 25% load on the CPU's and low memory usage as well. The model is 1.8 million nodes and is running on a dual core 3.0 with 8 gb of RAM.
All of the executables are local, and the only network interaction is for the license.
Thanks for your input.
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Hi Erich,
The delay occurs when Post searches for the nearest nodes in the mapping. Post uses a different mapping when you load an ANSYS CDB file (which is done in the background when Simulation maps CFX results). The search is fairly quick when the regions line up (i.e. same CAD surfaces), but can take a long time if there are non-overlap regions.
To speed up the mapping, specify a CFX boundary condition on the same surfaces that match up with your Simulation model, don't just map the default boundary region.
Regards, Robin
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Hello Robin,
I hoped you might answer. The mapped faces are identical in both CFX-Mesh and Structure models. I created a surface group of the corresponding areas of interest (< 20 surfaces) and made it a bc. We cut the number of surfaces dramatically from the default wall region. The plus side was that the final mapping did show 100% mapped surfaces.
The downside of this issue is that we have a transient solution with a fair number of mappings. Any other possibilities? If we cut out too many of the surfaces the loading on the unit will no longer be accurate. Is there an advanced parameter that would close the search distance for the nearest nodes? Thanks for any thoughts.
Regards, Erich
Re: Mapping Pressure In Workbench
Hi Erich,
The number of surfaces shoudn't matter. What matters is that the source and target regions for the mapping are the same physical surface regions. The mapping algorithm takes significantly longer when there are non-overlap regions.
Regards, Robin
Ansys support recommended switching from solid elements to solid shells (type 190) on mapped, sweepable surfaces. This resulted in our pressure mapping taking 1/27th of the time! Thanks Ansys support.
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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ +16 years-old ] Being a creation directed by Anita Doron, this film in English (subtitles) was presented in 2012. This film written by Richard Van Camp and Anita Doron was produced in Canada. You can watch The Lesser Blessed online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in English at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2012.
Rating: 5 by 332 users./
Runtime: 86 minutes
Joel Evans, Benjamin Bratt, Kiowa Gordon, Chloe Rose, Adam Butcher, Tamara Podemski, Lucius Hoyos, Jacob Neayem, Spencer Van Wyck, Dylan Cobbs, David Boyce, Marie-Claire Marcotte, Alyssa Roy, Dylan Cook, Krista Bridges and Lindsay Sarazin.
86-minute film (full movie) directed by Anita Doron.
The original audio of The Lesser Blessed has dialogues in Dolby Digital, it was produced in Canada.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2012.
Screenplay written by Richard Van Camp and Anita Doron.
Brendan Steacy.
Daniel Bekerman, Brianna Brown, Alex Lalonde, Christina Piovesan and Richard Van Camp.
This film was produced and / or financed by First Generation Films.
Composed by Paul Intson.
E1 Films Canada, Entertainment One and Monterey Media.
Without commercial breaks, the full movie The Lesser Blessed has a duration of 86 minutes; the official trailer can be watched in streaming on the Internet. You can watch this full movie free in EnglishDolby Digital in movie TV channels, renting the DVD or with VoD services (Video On Demand player, Hulu) and PPV (Pay Per View, Netflix).
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Robust growth over the past year and declining unemployment have emboldened Germany's trade unions, which are gearing up to call for substantial wage increases in 2008.
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Berlin (dpa) - Robust growth over the past year and declining unemployment have emboldened Germany's trade unions, which are gearing up to call for substantial wage increases in 2008.
The powerful IG Metall union is to demand 8 per cent for the steel and metalworking sectors, while unions in the chemical industry are looking at 7 per cent. The services union, Verdi, wants 8 per cent for civil servants.
The workers are receiving support from within the government. Vice-Chancellor Frank-Walter Steinmeier used a year-end interview with the mass-circulation Bild newspaper to demand a "fair share in the economic upswing" for ordinary workers.
Workers deserved substantial wage increases in 2008, said the foreign minister, a powerful figure in the Social Democrats (SPD), the junior partner in Chancellor Angela Merkel's broad coalition.
While Steinmeier was making the case for average workers, others in the party were focusing on the lower-paid.
SPD Chairman Kurt Beck has backed a statutory minimum wage for all workers - currently only workers in certain sectors are subject to minimum wage provisions - although he has acknowledged that Merkel's conservative Christian CDU/CSU bloc will not budge on the issue.
Verdi boss Frank Bsirske noted that 1.9 million people in Germany worked for less than 5 euros (7.30 dollars) an hour, whereas SPD leaders are aiming at legislation for a statutory minimum of up to 7.50 euros.
But Economics Minister Michael Glos, of the Bavarian Christian Social Union (CSU), warned that imposing a minimum could drive many into illegal jobs without unemployment insurance or health care.
"Production and services would flee abroad," he told the weekly Die Zeit.
Overhanging the debate over fair wages is a furore over executive pay, kicked off at the end of November when it became known that Porsche Chief Executive Wendelin Wiedeking was to take home 60 million euros (85 million dollars) for his work in 2007.
Merkel expressed her distaste at "payouts in the realms of fantasy" at the annual congress of her Christian Democrats (CDU) shortly afterwards, but the chancellor has made clear she will not countenance any attempt to impose a maximum on executive pay.
The SPD has set up a working committee to look into taxing bonuses, but Juergen Thumann, head of the BDI confederation of German industry, warned against "populist envy-mongering."
With an eye on opinion surveys revealing widespread anger at high manager payouts, Thumann acknowledged, however, that the criticism could "sharpen the sense of responsibility of supervisory boards and shareholders."
German President Horst Koehler, whose office generally sets him above the political fray, weighed in with a warning that the country's solid middle class was becoming unsettled.
Relatively few people had enjoyed huge increases over the past year, while most had seen disposable income stagnate or even fall, Koehler told the daily Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung.
Koehler, who had in November also lashed out at soaring manager pay, said executive rewards were not the central problem. "I am more concerned about the increasing uncertainty in the middle class," he said.
And another warning came from the traditionally cautious central bank.
Current rates of inflation reaching towards 3.0 per cent on the year "should not be used as a benchmark in the coming round of pay talks," Bundesbank President Axel Weber told Bild in a year-end article.
But after years of restraint amid difficult economic conditions, the unions were in no mood for further wage stagnation. "The days of ultra-low settlements are over," Commerzbank economist Joerg Kramer said.


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The BelfastARTS Friday Gallery Walk continues Friday, July 27. More than 20 art venues invite you to enjoy leisurely visits through the intimacy of their downtown galleries, showcasing a variety of work—painting, sculpture, photography, mixed media, and jewelry. The "Belfast Bound" Bookfest occurs this weekend and Belfast poet laureate Jacob Fricke will be in the streets sharing poetry with everyone. Also performing will be Lincoln Blake, saxophonist.
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This Wedding Guest Book features a beautiful textured lace pattern in shimmering ivory. Guest books are a wonderful memento of your day. Usually placed at the entrance of the wedding reception or passed around after the dinner, each guest leaves a message for the couple. On the cover tag we will print your names and wedding date and attach with matching ribbon colour of your choice (shown here with ivory satin). Inside you will find 60 pages of cream blank art grade drawing paper. The book is size 255mm wide x 200mmm high.


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Sevy's Grill has been a Dallas favorite since 1997 serving the finest ingredients with a creative American flair. The menu features steaks, seafood, pastas and daily specials, that utilizes a wood burning grill for added flavor. We offer a range of libations in our bar, including over 60 varieties of scotch and over 60 wines by the glass.
Designed by Paul Draper, the Arts and Crafts influenced interior creates a comfortable, warm environment highlighted by the amber glow of the back-lit bar. Weather permitting, the French doors along the front of the restaurant open to one of the patios.
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The place had an old Gentleman's venue - now with a Happy Hour. Food was solid- standard lemon/butter/capers sauce accompanies the meal. No wait - thanks to our reservation. Wait staff was on point. Noise level and wafting aromas were both amenable. A special occasion spot - near Northpark. Great before a mall visit/movie. Valet parking available.
Based on the reviews I decided to give Sevy's a try. The service was good but a bit too attentive, with my next course arriving seconds after I had finished the previous one. No chance to relax, sip my wine and take it all in. Food was great, steak cooked perfectly and the mixed salad truly delicious. But the cap was that the waiter brought my check without even asking if I wanted coffee or a desert. I had a feeling that I was taking up a table for two and they wanted me gone as quick as possible. Nothing leisurely about the evening, too rapid fire for me.
Very impressive service provided by Sophie who was friendly and obviously knew the menu and wine list and creatively catered to our requests. This was a past favorite of mine when I worked in the area and I was pleased to find it was still a great place to dine in Dallas.
Our 50th anniversary dinner was at 6:30. They were out of sole fisherman wound up ordering the halibut special and it was just okay. When they have it, the sea bass is usually very good.
Bread is on request. How do you know to request if waiter doesn't mention this?
Used to get hot rolls brought to the table by a staff member that walked around and refilled your plate. They did away with this service a few years agora you can tell we've been coming to Sevy's for several years for special occasions.
Very disappointed this time. Kind of a damper on our special occasion.
Service by Evan was very good.
Every time we are in Dallas, we visit Sevy's! Very nice atmosphere, comfortable seating, fast and friendly service. Our meal was outstanding! Eric and Sophie are always so warm and welcoming! Thank you again. We hope to enjoy another fantastic dining experience at Sevy's soon!
Food was amazing as always. Ate at the bar and Jose the bartender took excellent care of us always. Every need was attended to in a very attentive manner but also friendly and fun! We'll definitely be back! Empanadas were memorable and the pork chop and wedge salad also top notch! Thanks for an awesome dinner and service!!
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The Phoenix Metro Area is quietly becoming a hotbed of trendy restaurants with amazing chefs preparing high quality and delicious meals for their patrons. At the hub of this movement is Scottsdale Arizona. With its upper class neighborhoods, Scottsdale residents demand lavish settings and high quality. We've put together this Scottsdale AZ Restaurants Guide with our favorite places to eat in the area.
The Best Places to Eat in Scottsdale
Dominick's Steakhouse
Located at 15169 North Scottsdale Road, Dominick's Steakhouse is one of the best Scottsdale, AZ restaurants. A high-end steakhouse serving hand-cut steaks and chops, Dominick's makes the Scottsdale, AZ Restaurants Guide because of the special twist put on traditional favorites throughout the menu. If you are in the mood for something fun and delicious, try the Chef's PB&J appetizer (made with paté, fig jam and Woodford Reserve bourbon), the Alaskan King Crab & Rock Shrimp Mac & Cheese and the Grilled Banana Split for dessert!
In addition to the first-rate menu, the restaurant is lauded for its impeccable service and stunning interior. As you enter through the handmade glass entry, you'll be blown away by the impressive chandeliers, embossed leather walls and the mohair upholstered ceiling. Head to the pool area to enjoy an intimate meal next to the infinity pool and—if weather allows—enjoy the beautiful Arizona weather under the stars courtesy of the retractable roof.
Tommy V's Urban Kitchen & Bar
If you love Italian food, Tommy V's Urban Kitchen & Bar has got to be on your list of things to do in Scottsdale! Located in Old Town at 7303 East Indian School Road, this eatery is great for lunch or dinner. Do not let the white tablecloths fool you! Tommy V's offer some of the best Italian food in Scottsdale for a really reasonable price. The friendly staff, extensive wine offering as well as the comfortable patio area (perfect for beautiful Arizona evenings) are the cherry on top of a delicious and interesting menu.
For an appetizer, we recommend the Pancetta Wrapped Prawns. Not only are they tasty, they're also beautifully presented … Good food is even better when it looks pretty, right? With other items on the menu including Hazelnut Risotto, Zin Braised Short Ribs, Truffle Mac & Cheese and Limoncello Sorbet, it is hard to imagine anyone not finding something to like at this Scottsdale AZ restaurant.
Brat Haus
One of our favorite Scottsdale AZ restaurants, located in Old Town, is Brat Haus. You can find this casual eatery at 3622 North Scottsdale Road, where they serve up a variety of "artisan" sausages, fries, burgers, pretzels, salads and more. If you want good food quickly, Brat Haus is one of the best places to eat in Scottsdale.
If you do happen to have some time on your hands, beer lovers will be glad to know that Brat Haus has 28 rotating taps of German, Belgian and craft brews. Stop in for Happy Hour (3-6 p.m. Monday through Friday, 3-5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday) for $2 off a stein of beer as well as great deals on food and wines.
Communal seating and a lovely garden area make the ambiance of this restaurant warm and inviting. This is a fantastic option for large groups—grab a picnic table in a shady spot and let the fun begin! The patio is dog-friendly and has games like bag toss, ping pong, darts and life-sized Jenga.
Inside Old Town's Bespoke Inn (a small, luxury bed & breakfast), award-winning Chef Gio Osso has created Virtù, a standout among Scottsdale, AZ restaurants. Located at 3701 North Marshall Way, the restaurant received heaps of praise from its inception in 2013. Esquire Magazine was quick to call it one of the top 20 "Best New Restaurants" in the entire United States.
Open for brunch and dinner, the restaurant's Mediterranean-inspired menu changes frequently—almost every day. While that makes it tricky to suggest specific items, depending on the season, you can always count on the great seafood, prime meats, freshly crafted pastas and produce sourced from farms in the region. Happy hour is Tuesday through Saturday from 4-6 p.m. and foodies will rejoice in the opportunity to sample some seriously gourmet small plates for less than $10 per piece.
However, this restaurant is really small. The dining room and bar only seat around 25 people, so you will want to be sure to make a reservation in advance!
Sushi J
No restaurant guide, and especially a Scottsdale AZ restaurants guide, would be complete without a solid option for exceptional sushi. While there are numerous good sushi places to eat in Scottsdale (kind of impressive, considering it's the middle of the Sonoran Desert), Sushi J stands out among the crowd. With its quality ingredients, delicious cocktails and unique specialty rolls, there's a reason sushi aficionados flock here. If you are a fan of sake, Sushi J will not disappoint on that front, either! Be sure to add this to your list of things to do in Scottsdale!
Located at 4320 North Miller Road, chef and owner Jay Chung can often be found at the restaurant, ensuring guests have exceptional sushi experiences.
We hope that this guide as served its purpose and inspired you to try some new Scottsdale AZ restaurants soon. Or, if you're ready for an even bigger commitment, why not check out houses currently on the market in Scottsdale? The only thing better than eating in Scottsdale is living there.
It's not just the Scottsdale AZ restaurants and food culture that this town such a wonderful place to live. With its lavish living, proximity to hiking trails, and great schools, it's easy to see why so many want to call this city home. To view homes for sale in Scottsdale, contact one of our professional Realtors.


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Finding the Millionaire in You!
Yesterday I wrote about the dirty little secrets about passion. The passion that destroys and the passion that creates something of value. Today, I would like to expand that thought.
Did you know that there are literally millions of ways to make millions of dollars. You are probably thinking, "Yeah, right. Where's my millions."
Years ago, there used to be a sci-fi series on tv called "Sliders". Every episode, this team of people would slide through a worm hole into a parallel universe. The objective of the slide was that they were trying to get home to their own universe. But, of course, to keep the series alive, every week they would slide into another parallel universe.
Let's say, that you could slide into another universe where you are making a million dollars a year. What do you suppose you would discover about the rich you? I think you would find the you that is passionately engaged in something that you are passionate about.
Have you ever stopped to think about what you are passionate about? Our every day world is filled with the value that passionate people have created. Let me give you a couple of examples.
A long time ago, people didn't believe that humans could fly. Many people scoffed at the idea of people flying through the air like birds. Some people didn't scoff and they became very passionate about the possibilities. Two of those people were the Wright Brothers. They had an idea fueled by their passion. They set a date, told the press, hired a band and invited everyone to the "first flight". Guess what, they failed!!! People laughed. They were ridiculed. The Wright Brothers did not give up. They were filled with passion for something they believed could work. As history goes, it took them a few times to reach success. Their passion led to a complete change in human history; airliners, space travel, wonder drugs developed in space, the space station and the list goes on and on. How many millionaires have come out of those industries? It is mind boggling.
Before 1954, people didn't believe that a human being could run a mile in 4 minutes. In 1954, an athlete by the name of Roger Bannister broke that 4 minute mile. He was an exceptional athlete that had been told when he was a child that he would never even walk again after a fire burned off his toes. He had to relearn to walk only having one toe on each foot. After Roger broke the record he didn't hold that record for long. Once other athletes realized and believed it could be done they were able to break Roger's record many times. The entire track and field industry changed. Tracks had to be developed that could give an athlete an extra edge. A track today looks nothing like the tracks back in 1954. How many millionaires came out of that passion?
A small town football coach, by the name of Art williams, went to a family reunion and met his cousin who was a CPA. His cousin explained to him how term insurance worked. Art's father had died too young and left his wife and Art's younger brother with a very small whole life policy. The family was devastated by the loss of income. When Art heard that his father could have provided a bigger death benefit through the use of term insurance and replaced his income, Art became very passionate. He developed a company in 1977 that changed the entire insurance industry and he became a billionaire in the process. Millions of people's lives were changed with the "buy term and invest the difference" philosophy. His idea created hundreds of millionaires who shared this same passion with him.
Did any of these people believe that they could change the world with their passion? Probably not. Did they believe that each one of them would be responsible for creating millionaires in the process? Probably not. If you get in touch with your passion do you know where it could lead you. Probably not. Isn't it time to find out?
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Tampa Bay Rays at Baltimore Orioles series primer
What kind of opponent will the Tampa Bay Rays see?
Will the Baltimore Orioles show the consistency that made them the class of the American League East after the All-Star break? Or will they continue a slide that saw them lose three consecutive games over the weekend to the hapless Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field?
Will the Orioles rebound and continue their winning ways against the Rays? Or will Tampa Bay prolong Baltimore's strange slide?
The Orioles own a comfortable six-game lead in the AL East over the New York Yankees entering a four-game series with the Rays at Camden Yards. Still, strange happenings in the Windy City over the weekend make this question reasonable: Will Baltimore play sad or mad during the Rays' visit?
Tampa Bay, for its part, escaped a wild three-game set against the Toronto Blue Jays with two victories. The contests at Rogers Centre featured two 10-inning results, and the only game to be decided by more than one run was the Rays' 8-0 series-opening victory Friday.
Recent history suggests the Orioles will find a way to kick their funk fast. Their three-game losing streak is the longest of their post-All-Star-break schedule, and they haven't dropped four consecutive contests since a skid from May 27-30, when they lost two games apiece to the Milwaukee Brewers and Houston Astros.
The Rays, now 35-30 on the road, will try to keep their positive vibe away from Tropicana Field alive and extend the Orioles' pain.
Here's a closer look at the upcoming Rays-Orioles series …
Kevin Kiermaier (Rays): He hit .375 (6 for 16) with one RBI in six games from Aug. 19-24. He had two multi-hit games in the span, including going 3 for 5 with two doubles in a victory over the Blue Jays on Aug. 22. He has hit .275 with nine home runs and 30 RBI this season.
Adam Jones (Orioles): He hit .333 (8 for 24) with one home run and three RBI in six games from Aug. 18-24. He had three multi-hit games in the span, the highlight being when he went 3 for 4 with one home run and one RBI in a victory over the Chicago White Sox on Aug. 20. He has hit .286 with 24 home runs and 78 RBI this season.
Curt Casali (Rays): He hit .125 (2 for 16) with five strikeouts in six games from Aug. 19-24. He went without a hit in five games in the span. He has hit .169 with two RBI this season.
Chris Davis (Orioles): He hit .091 (2 for 22) with eight strikeouts in six games from Aug. 18-24. He was held without a hit in four contests in the span. He has hit .189 with 21 home runs and 60 RBI this season.
1: Career complete games for left-hander Drew Smyly, who earned his first when he allowed two hits and struck out four in 105 pitches in an 8-0 victory over the Blue Jays on Friday at Rogers Centre. He's 2-1 with a 1.55 ERA and 23 strikeouts in four starts with the Rays since he was gained in a three-team trade July 31.
20: Games the Rays allowed three runs or fewer on the road before a 5-4 loss in 10 innings to the Blue Jays on Saturday at Rogers Centre. Jose Reyes' RBI single to left field proved to be the difference.
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"He had everything going on. You could see from the beginning he was going to pitch well all night. It was just obvious." — Manager Joe Maddon, after the Rays' victory Friday. Smyly retired his final 19 batters faced in the victory
"It was inappropriate for Bob to do what he did and permit that to happen. I'm trusting that they're going to interpret the rule properly and get us back to that point in the game." — Maddon, when speaking about his decision to play Saturday's game under protest. He disagreed with umpires' decision to grant Toronto a replay challenge in the fourth inning when left-hander Mark Buehrle returned to the rubber before Blue Jays manager John Gibbons came out to challenge the call that Wil Myers reached on a one-out single
"It's kind of easy to just give up in that situation and say, 'They're going to at least score one run, we'll play for the tie' Boxberger did a great job making this pitches right there. It's good to come out on top of that one. Hopefully that's some good momentum going into Baltimore." — Third baseman Evan Longoria, after the Rays' victory Sunday. The Blue Jays had runners on first and third bases with no outs in the bottom of the 10th inning but were unable to score
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TL;DR: Seeking advice with building a visual audio feedback detection app for mobile devices.
Hi, my name is Bohumir and I'm a software engineer and amateur musician. As a hobby project I'm building an application that detects and visualizes musical tones in real-time. I've realized that another app based on similar principles might be useful to sound engineers.
So for curiosity I've started writing a mobile/tablet application that would detect when audio feedback occurs on the live stage and what's the precise feedback frequency(ies). This in turn might help the sound engineer (SE) manually turn down the corresponding band(s) on the EQ.
And I'm wondering if anyone else is interested in this problem. I'm asking myself the following questions regarding the fight with feedback and I'd like to ask you for advice.
- Does the frequency need to be detected exactly or just selecting its corresponding EQ band is sufficient and more interesting?
- Is for less experienced SEs detecting the correct band by ear hard (neither fast, not precise) and more more experienced ones a lot easier?
- Does even for experienced SEs detection by ear get worse if they're tired after many hours of work and/or would they like to confirm his guess by an exact measurement?
- There exist some general purpose real-time spectrum analyzer hardware units and mobile apps. Do you thing a specialized app that would directly tell you the corresponding band on your EQ (in addition to the precise frequency) would be more beneficial?
- Also there exist some expensive hardware feedback eliminators that automatically adjust the EQ on your behalf. Many people tell that they are too aggressive in killing feedback at the expense of making the sound too dull. Do you thing a more lightweight and not fully automated thing like a mobile app could serve better?
- Do you thing that maintaining the list of feedback frequencies that occurred during the live performance (eg. after the initial setup) would be useful? Eg. to quickly eliminate any of those if it occurs again.
- Is it important that the feedback detection distinguish feedback squeaks from ordinary instrument and voice tones so that the music tones are not regarded as feedback?
- Is the almost real-time responsiveness (eg. delay of just several milliseconds) really important?
- Do you think that it is critical that the app just gets along with the built-in microphone or connecting to an auxiliary audio output from the mixing console is not a problem?
- Would a phone or a tablet with bigger screen be better suitable for such an app? Or it doesn't matter?
I'd be very grateful if you could look answer or just discuss any one of those questions. Besides you raise your karma I could provide you with the application since the early development and fine tune the hand-crafted app to your specific needs.
All in all, feedback detection seems to be quite an interesting problem to solve and I'd be glad to hear if such an app helps saving somebody's time or maybe even a live performance
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Holy Asia Minor; Anatolia Turkey Anatolian city Derbe in the Bible (128)
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Anatolian city Derbe in the Bible
Acts 14:6
But they found out about it and fled to the Lycaonian cities of Lystra and Derbe and to the surrounding country,
Acts 14:8
[ In Lystra and Derbe ] In Lystra there sat a man who was lame. He had been that way from birth and had never walked.
Acts 14:20
But after the disciples had gathered around him, he got up and went back into the city. The next day he and Barnabas left for Derbe.
Acts 16:1
[ Timothy Joins Paul and Silas ] Paul came to Derbe and then to Lystra, where a disciple named Timothy lived, whose mother was Jewish and a believer but whose father was a Greek.
Acts 20:4
He was accompanied by Sopater son of Pyrrhus from Berea, Aristarchus and Secundus from Thessalonica, Gaius from Derbe, Timothy also, and Tychicus and Trophimus from the province of Asia.
DERBE - dur'-be (Derbe, Acts 14:20,21; 16:1; Derbaios, 20:4; Derbetes, Strabo, Cicero): A city in the extreme Southeast corner of the Lycaonian plain is mentioned twice as having been visited by Paul (on his first and second missionary journeys respectively), and it may now be regarded as highly probable that he passed through it on his third journey (to the churches of Galatia). The view that these churches were in South Galatia is now accepted by the majority of English and American scholars, and a traveler passing through the Cilician Gates to Southern Galatia must have traversed the territory of Derbe.
1. History:
Derbe is first mentioned as the seat of Antipater, who entertained Cicero, the Roman orator and governor of Cilicia. When the kingdom of Amyntas passed, at his death in 25 BC, to the Romans, it was made into a province and called Galatia (see GALATIA). This province included Laranda as well as Derbe on the extreme. Southeast, and for a time Laranda was the frontier city looking toward Cappadocia and Cilicia and Syria via the Cilician Gates. But between 37 and 41 AD Laranda was transferred to the "protected" kingdom of Antiochus, and Derbe became the frontier city. It was the last city on distinctively Roman territory, on the road leading from Southern Galatia to the East; it was here that commerce entering the province had to pay the customs dues. Strabo records this fact when he calls Derbe a limen or "customs station." It owed its importance (and consequently its visit from Paul on his first journey) to this fact, and to its position on a great Roman road leading from Antioch, the capital of Southern Galatia, to Iconium, Laranda, Heracleia-Cybistra, and the Cilician Gates. Roman milestones have been found along the line of this road, one at a point 15 miles Northwest of Derbe. It was one of those Lycaonian cities honored with the title "Claudian" by the emperor Claudius; its coins bear the legend "Claudio-Derbe." This implied considerable importance and prosperity as well as strong pro-Roman feeling; yet we do not find Derbe standing aloof, like the Roman colonies Iconium and Lystra, from the Common Council of Lycaonian cities (Koinon Lykaonias).
Derbe remained in the province Galatia till about 135 AD, when it passed to the jurisdiction of the triple province Cilicia-Isauria-Lycaonia. It continued in this division till 295 AD, and was then included in the newly formed province Isauria. This arrangement lasted till about 372 AD, when Lycaonia, including Derbe, was formed into a separate province. The statement of Stephanus of Byzantium that Derbe was "a fortress of Isauria" originated in the arrangement which existed from 295 to 372 AD. Coins of the city represent Heracles, Fortuna and a winged Victory writing on a shield (after the pattern of the Venus of Melos, in the Louvre, Paris). Derbe is mentioned several times in the records of the church councils. A bishop, Daphnus of Derbe, was present at the Council of Constantinople in 381.
2. Situation:
The site of Derbe was approximately fixed by the American explorer Sterrett, and more accurately by Sir W. M. Ramsay, who, after carefully examining all the ruins in the neighborhood, placed it at Gudelisin. Up to 1911, certain epigraphic evidence fixing the site had not been found, but Ramsay's identification meets all the conditions, and cannot be far wrong. On the East, Derbe was conterminous with Laranda, on the Northeast with Barata in the Kara Dagh. It bordered on the territory of Iconium on the Northwest, and on Isauria on the West. Its territory touched the foothills of Taurus on the South, and the site commands a fine view of the great mountain called Hadji Baba or the Pilgrim Father. The Greeks of the district say that the name is a reminiscence of Paul, "over whose travels" the mountain "stood as a silent witness."
The remains are mostly of the late Roman and Byzantine periods, but pottery of an earlier date has been found on the site. An inscription of a village on the territory of Derbe records the erection of a building by two architects from Lystra. A line of boundary stones, separating the territory of Derbe from that of Barata, is still standing. It probably belongs to an early delimitation of the territory of the frontier town of Galatia (Ramsay).
3. Paul at Derbe:
In Acts 14:20,21, it is narrated that Paul and Barnabas, after being driven out of Lystra, departed to Derbe, where they "preached the gospel .... and made many disciples." But they did not further. Paul's mission included only the centers of Greco-Roman civilization; it was no part of his plan to pass over the frontier of the province into non-Roman territory. This aspect of his purpose is illustrated by the reference to Derbe on his second journey (Acts 16:1). Paul started from Antioch and "went through Syria and Cilicia, confirming the churches" (15:41). "Then he came to Derbe and Lystra" (16:1 the King James Version). The unwarned reader might forget that in going from Cilicia to Derbe, Paul must have, passed through a considerable part of Antiochus' territory, and visited the important cities of Heracleia-Cybistra and Laranda. But his work ends with the Roman Cilicia and begins again with the Roman Galatia; to him, the intervening country is a blank. Concentration of effort, and utilization only of the most fully prepared material were the characteristics of Paul's missionary journeys in Asia Minor. That Paul was successful in Derbe may be gathered (as Ramsay points out) from the fact that he does not mention Derbe among the places where he had suffered persecution (2 Tim 3:11). Gaius of Derbe (among others) accompanied Paul to Jerusalem, in charge of the donations of the churches to the poor in that city (Acts 20:4).
W. M. Calder
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