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The following manual process will help you remove it from your system safely.
Trojan.Win32 Manual Removal Process:
1. First, Click on the Start Menu button followed by the Control Panel option. Then Double-click on the Add or Remove Programs icon.
2. Locate Trojan.Win32 and double-click on it to uninstall Trojan.Win32. Follow the screen step-by-step screen instructions provided to you to complete uninstallation of Trojan.Win32.
3. Restart the computer.
4. After the un-installation process has completed, close "Add or Remove Programs" and your Control Panel.
5. Close all programs.
6. Stop Trojan.Win32 process. You can do this by
- Right-click the taskbar, and then click Task Manager .
-In Task Manager , click the Processes tab to see a list of running processes.
-Select the process that you want to stop.
-Right-click on the intended process, then select "End task".
7. Search for the following files and delete these infected files from your system.
8. Rename the files that you found above to "foundbadfile1.dll" and "foundbadfile2.dll" (if you can not rename this file, then try to restart your computer in safe mode then try to rename this file.)
9. Go to C:Program Files folder and delete the "VirusProtect 3.8? folder (if you can't delete it, reboot your computer to safe mode then delete the folder)
10. Restart your computer
11. Go to your computer and delete the "foundbadfile1.dll" and "foundbadfile2.dll" file
13. You have just removed Trojan.Win32 from your computer manually.
The easier way is to get a reputable anti trojan program, that removes Win32 Trojan Virus as well as detects intrusions from other worse trojans, such as credit card and password stealing trojans.


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lou is having a laugh if he thinks taylor and zaghe will ever get it on, taylor had his chance to take on joe but it never happened. besides zaghe is now a bonafide light heavy vs RJJ he looked as though he had really settled into the LHW frame and had kept his speed and reflexes well. vs hopkins zaghe sometimes looked sluggish and seemed to have a few extra pounds of fat on to make the weight. taylor on the other hand has just stepped up once in weight and wont step up again.
they could make the catchweight at 170 but i dont think joe would be able to get down to that weight.
as for bunce they should really make sure hes not on smething, im a big fan of bunce i think british boxing needs a colourful characters like him but sometimes he just comes out with complete rubbish. in the build up haye-barrett he was talking about haye vs calzaghe at a catchweight!!
if i was zaghe i would look to take on johnson, if he takes on dawson ppl will turn around and say that hes an overrated fighter anyway just like they did with lacy and pavlik. besides dawson is stylistically not a good fighter for joe, if they were to get it on i would back joe to win, i think he has too much nous and intelligence for dawson. a win over dawson would mean that zaghe has cut both the SMW and LHW divisions off at the knees, something not many champs do.
but a fight vs glen johnson would be perfect imo. johnson is a fighter who is still hungry and very underrated, he did beat dawson and has other notable names like taver and RJJ. two guys both tough, strong, with good chins and both throw plenty of punches. imo it would give joe the chance to show off his counterpunching skills as well.
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Today, U.S. Senator DeMint (R-South Carolina) made the following statement:
"The Supreme Court may have failed to stop this government takeover of health care, but the American people will not. Since the day this law was rammed through Congress, the American people have demanded repeal, and today's ruling doesn't make Obamacare any less dangerous to our nation's health. Freedom-loving Americans are disappointed, but we cannot be discouraged.
"The President's health care law must be fully repealed as all of its promises have proven false. We were told it was not a tax hike, but this ruling confirms it is an unprecedented and enormous tax on the poor and middle class Americans. President Obama needs to explain why he is enacting this middle class tax hike over the objections of the American people during the worst economic recovery since the Great Depression.
"We were told it would lower health costs, but health care premiums are exploding. We were told that Americans could keep their personal health plans, but millions will now lose it. We were told it would improve our economy, but it is now the largest obstacle to employers hiring new workers.
"This government takeover of health care remains as destructive, unsustainable, and unconstitutional as it was the day it was passed, unread, by a since-fired congressional majority. Now as then, our first step toward real health care reform and economic renewal remains Obamacare's full repeal, down to the last letter and punctuation mark.
"I urge every governor to stop implementing the health care exchanges that would help implement the harmful effects of this misguided law. Americans have loudly rejected this federal takeover of health care, and governors should join with the people and reject its implementation."
"The President's health care law will not reform anything, but is already undermining what does still work in America's health care system. We cannot build a free market health care system on this flawed structure of centralized government control, we must repeal all of it and start over with commonsense solutions that make health care more affordable and accessible for every American. We can allow Americans to purchase lower cost plans from other states, support state high-risk pools to cover those with pre-existing conditions, medical-malpractice reform to end frivolous lawsuits, and tax equity so Americans who don't get their health insurance from an employer are not penalized."
"Today's decision, however unfortunate, nonetheless represents an opportunity to all Americans, to claim their right to create a health care system of, for, and by the people, not government or special interests. The American people now have the chance and Congress has the responsibility to fully repeal this Washington takeover and reform health care ourselves, together, around the principles of individual liberty, not government mandates.
"The same freedom that made America strong and prosperous will make us healthier, too, so long as politicians remember that the health care system is supposed to serve our people, and not the other way around."
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Back to School: Reading skills to nap times, answers to frequently asked questions about kindergartners
Posted August 9, 2016
The first day of school is just around the corner and, for many kids across Wake County, that first day will be a big milestone as they begin kindergarten and their grade school journey.
I checked in with the experts at Wake County Public School System and asked some popular questions that I've heard about kindergarten from parents over the years - from what do teachers do with kids who just can't stay seated to how can we help our little ones who are worried about making friends.
Here are those questions and answers from Wake's academics staff. Wake school's website has more information about the all-important kindergarten year.
Q: My child is still taking a nap. Will there be any kind of nap time? How can I help my child transition to this new routine?
A: Offering naptime in kindergarten is at the discretion of the school. Some schools allow naptime for kindergarten students during the first quarter and some schools do not. Usually teachers guage the students' need for a nap and adjust accordingly. Kindergarten teachers tend to transition from naptime to rest time on the table before eliminating nap time. Parents can help by allowing students to go to bed earlier, which may alleviate the need for a daytime nap.
Q: How can I be involved in my child's classroom? I've heard some teachers don't want parents in there until they establish some kind of routine.
A: Most teachers love having parents involved in the classroom. Teachers like at least two weeks to establish routines until parents are a part of their classroom. Some kindergarten students experience separation anxiety from parents. Teachers like to have time in the beginning of the year to overcome anxiety issues and ease students into a routine before parents visit. If your child has a difficult time separating from you, you will not want to volunteer until they have overcome this. Volunteering too soon could possibly increase anxiety because the child will separate from the parents twice. Parents can help by asking their children questions about their day at school and keeping open two way communication with the teacher.
Q: My child is (or isn't) reading? Is that OK?
A: Yes! It is helpful for rising kindergartners to have some basic understanding of the alphabet, that letters make words and print carries meaning. Kindergarten teachers will meet students where they are and are accustomed to instructing a variety of reading abilities. The joy of teaching is to take students where they are and grow them into fluent readers.
It is most important for rising kindergartners to have had multiple opportunities to engage with books. Parents should read aloud to their children as a way to familiarize them with letters, words, sentence structures and books.
Q: We don't know any other rising kindergartners at my child's school and she's worried about not having any friends there (and leaving all of her preschool friends). How can I help ease her anxiety?
A: Most elementary schools offer kindergarten orientation which presents an opportunity for both parents and kindergarten peers to connect. Additionally some schools schedule a social event prior to the start of school for kindergarten families. The beginning of kindergarten is also spent teaching students how to learn and play together as well, so they will have ample opportunities to make friends.
Q: My child is really active and I'm worried that he won't be able to sit still for as long as required. How can I help him settle down so he's ready to learn? What kind of things do teachers do to help kids like this?
A: Kindergarten teachers adapt instruction to meet the needs of the students. They teach in small chunks of time and incorporate song and movement to keep students engaged and maintain their attention. At the beginning of the year, most teachers keep their students in sitting positions for about 15 minutes. They alternate from sitting activities to active activities. As the year progresses, students build their stamina.
By establishing a homework routine, parents can help their child learn to focus for an adequate amount of time. Reading aloud to your child is a great opportunity to increase your child's ability to focus and engage.
Stay tuned for more tips for rising middle schoolers and high schoolers.


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BuddyRoadhouse Man, you guys are killin' me here. Calumet Fisheries, Gertie's, Schoop's...I really want to make this one but I just don't think it will be in the cards. Oh well, at least two members of the Roadhouse clan will represent on this tour. Who knows, maybe Mrs. Roadhouse will join her daughter and new son-in-law. Buddy


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Rubio on WH immigration plan: 'Would be dead on arrival'
A White House immigration plan that leaked Saturday, first reported by USA Today, drew a strong reaction from Sen. Marco Rubio, one of the 8 legislators working on a bipartisan bill. Obama's plan would allow illegal immigrants to become legal permanent residents within eight years, according to the draft.
"It's a mistake for the White House to draft immigration legislation without seeking input from Republican members of Congress," Rubio said in a statement. "President Obama's leaked immigration proposal is disappointing to those of us working on a serious solution. The President's bill repeats the failures of past legislation. It fails to follow through on previously broken promises to secure our borders, creates a special pathway that puts those who broke our immigration laws at an advantage over those who chose to do things the right way and come here legally, and does nothing to address guest workers or future flow, which serious immigration experts agree is critical to preventing future influxes of illegal immigrants.
"Much like the President's self-described 'stop gap' Deferred Action measure last year, this legislation is half-baked and seriously flawed. It would actually make our immigration problems worse, and would further undermine the American people's confidence in Washington's ability to enforce our immigration laws and reform our broken immigration system."
"If actually proposed, the President's bill would be dead on arrival in Congress, leaving us with unsecured borders and a broken legal immigration system for years to come."
A White House official told the Tampa Bay Times that the president's plans reflect bipartisan ideas that have been around for several years -- and were created with Republicans. What's more, the details that leaked were not a complete version of the proposal.
Still, Obama hasn't thrown open his doors to Republicans. When he sat down this week with lawmakers to discuss immigration it was a Democrat-only affair. And the administration has yet to reach out to Rubio.
"The president has made clear the principles upon which he believes any common-sense immigration reform effort should be based," WH spokesman Clark Stevens said in a statement to reporters today. "We continue to work in support of a bipartisan effort, and while the president has made clear he will move forward if Congress fails to act, progress continues to be made and the administration has not prepared a final bill to submit."
Ali Noorani, executive director of the National Immigration Forum, said:
"The scant details provided offer a glimpse of what looks to be very moderate White House proposal. On one hand, we are pleased a clear, achievable road to citizenship is proposed for the undocumented. On the other hand, the resources necessary for an unspecified number of Border Patrol and a massive increase in immigration judges would be better used at ports of entry and reducing the backlog for legal immigrants.
"Most importantly, the lack of attention paid to the future of America's legal immigration system must change. America's economy needs the President and Congress to craft a stable immigration system that serves our economy and our workforce. Commonsense immigration reform must include a functioning immigration system for the future; reform does not begin and end with citizenship and enforcement alone. We hope the bipartisan process underway in the Senate achieves this goal."
Gamesmanship is always at play in a debate this big. Rubio largely signed onto a framework of ideas that matched what Obama had proposed a couple years ago. Rubio is facing pressure over his coming around to a pathway to citizenship for illegal immigrants, so he's playing up enforcement-first. Any opportunity he can find to criticize Obama helps his own cause, while Obama may be trying to goad Republicans a bit. The White House points to an unprecedented level of border security already in place.


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|Nasolabial esthetics in children with complete unilateral cleft lip and palate after 1- versus 3-stage treatment protocols.
|Fudalej, P.S.; Katsaros, C. ; Bongaarts, C.; Dudkiewicz, Z.; Kuijpers-Jagtman, A.M.
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|Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, vol. 67, iss. 8, (2009), pp. 1661-1666
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PURPOSE: Facial esthetics play an important role in social interactions. However, children with a repaired complete unilateral cleft lip and palate usually show some disfigurement of the nasolabial area. To date, few studies have assessed the nasolabial appearance after different treatment protocols. The aim of the present study was to compare the nasolabial esthetics after 1- and 3-stage treatment protocols. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Four components of the nasolabial appearance (nasal form, nasal deviation, mucocutaneous junction, and profile view) were assessed by 4 raters in 108 consecutively treated children who had undergone either 1-stage closure (Warsaw group, 41 boys and 19 girls, mean age 10.8 years, SD 2.0) or 3-stage (Nijmegen group, 30 boys and 18 girls, mean age 8.9 years, SD 0.7). A 5-grade esthetic index of Asher-McDade was used, in which grade 1 indicates the most esthetic and grade 5 the least esthetic outcome. RESULTS: The nasal form was judged the least esthetic in both groups and graded 3.1 (SD 1.1) and 3.2 (SD 1.1). The nasal deviation, mucocutaneous junction, and profile view were scored from 2.1 (SD 0.8) to 2.3 (SD 1.0) in both groups. The treatment outcome after the Warsaw and Nijmegen protocols was comparable. Neither overall nor any of the 4 components of the nasolabial appearance showed intercenter differences (P > .1). CONCLUSIONS: The nasolabial appearance after the Warsaw (1-stage) and Nijmegen (3-stage) protocols was comparable. The technique of lip repair (triangular flap in Warsaw and Millard rotation advancement in Nijmegen) gave comparable results for the esthetics of the nasolabial area.


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Hi SGL,
If you are going to plant the pot up you will need to get someone to drill a few holes in the bottom for drainage. You could add some brass chains to it (in 3 or 4 positions to prevent it turning upside down in windy conditions) and make it a hanging basket. I say brass chains (or a weatherproof cord) as any other metal will cause corrosion at the point of contact.
A couple of plants in the middle with some trailing ones around the perimeter hanging down over the rim could look nice: depends on what colours you prefer as to what they should be of course. John H
Been in the garden most of the day (except for preparing a meal for about 50 people tomorrow!) - Spanish Chicken with Chorizo.
Pricked out the rest of the Sweet Aperitif Tomatoes, Set the growbag onto the Hozelock capillary watering tray and planted out 3 'Cucino' Cucumbers, made sure everything is sufficiently watered, a lot of plants outside hardening off (now back in GH for the night) sorted some more decorative bark around the fruit bushes as a weed suppressant & mulch, and weeded the beans (chickweed springing up all over the place!).
Here are a few pics:
The beans (above) are 'The Sutton' Broad Beans, + 'Moonlight' Runner Beans. Took a chance on possibility of frosts and hardened them off earlier than usual and planted them out last weekend. Though advised there might be a frost last night there wasn't (this part of Bristol seems to escape more than other parts) and everything seems to be doing very well.
Lupins (above) are in their second season (sowed seed last year) and flower spikes are looking good).
New Herb Bed, created last year and now beginning to get established. Flat Parsley went to seed a couple of weeks ago so removed & space ready for new additions.
Finally our Blackbird has been singing to us all afternoon from the Holly Tree at the bottom of our garden.
The Blackbird has been in the holly tree at the bottom of our garden all afternoon singing his heart out.
We have a grand-daughter who loves to have a ramekin of sugar and eat a stick of Rhubarb dipping it in the sugar before each bite. I had planted a new 'Champagne Rhubarb' that I bought in North Wales in 2010. It had 2 healthy stems when I planted it but a few days later (After a visit from said GD) they had both disappeared!.
It has taken until this year for the plant to fully recover but now it's romping away. Have planted another new 'Champagne Rhubarb' this year and noted fairly soon afterwards that the leaves were being eaten (like Shar2's comment above). A close inspection revealed tiny snails as the culprits - which are now ex-snails!
Lovely Sunny morning here in Bristol, barely a cloud in the sky: GH shows a lowest temp overnight of 6.1
I seem to have cornered the market on Westlands Growsure Vegetable growing compost this year. It was on offer at one of our local garden centres and so far I seem to have bought about 15 x 60 litre bags (not all for my own garden I would add). I've been very impressed with the composition of the compost and it's consistency. For my tomatoes in the GH I've bought extra large Levingtons grow bags, though I haven't planted anything in them yet - next week should see them planted up (hopefully). I usually buy J Arthur Bowers MPC but have gone with Westlands this year as it produced best results for me last year just eclipsing the JAB.


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This is the story of the journey of my life. Travel can be hard work. So much to see. So little time. So many missed connections. So much lost luggage. But every stop, every detour, every challenge along the way provides a lesson to be learned. Traveling mercies to us all.
Sunday, October 25, 2009
Wanting it both ways... and getting it
Most of the time, I don't think of myself as a greedy person. I am (usually) willing to give up the last bagel or piece of pie if someone else wants it. I am (usually) willing to let someone skip me in the supermarket line if he or she has fewer items and seems to be in a rush. You want the parking space badly enough to glare at me across two car hoods and dashboards? By all means, take it. Even when I am the airport waiting to board a long-anticipated flight to the place where my soul finds rest, if someone seems adamant about getting onto the airplane before me, if someone's urge to use the cramped, smelly lavatory exceeds my own, I gladly and patiently step aside. "Go right ahead. I can wait."
But when it comes to matters of the heart, when it comes to relationships, to love and friendship, to peace at home and abroad, when it comes to health and safety, I want it all. I want it now. I don't want to wait my turn. I don't want to allow anyone to get at "it," whatever "it" is, before me.
I want it both ways.
I want to share love and give love freely to others.
And I want a whole lot for myself.
I want plenty of time to spend with my family and friends.
And I want plenty of time for myself by myself.
I want to reach out to others, with email, text messages, snail mail, phone calls. And I want them to reach out to me likewise.
I want empty times, empty spaces, empty days.
And I want days and places and moments that are filled to overflowing.
As a (relatively) rational, clear-headed, spiritually-minded adult, I understand that fullness and emptiness, that bounty and want, that sunshine and rain, that calm seas and stormy ones, that joy and sorrow are cycles through which I will pass throughout the course of my life. Sickness comes, and sickness goes. Strength abounds and then it abandons me. Loneliness ebbs and flows as well - even in the midst of a busy household and surrounded by loving, caring, attentive friends. I get that. But still...
But still, there are many times over the course of the average year/month/day/hour, when I find that my soul is hungry, my bones are tired, and every part of me is profoundly lonely. As a woman, wife, mother, daughter, sister, friend, I often feel unappreciated and disrespected and forgotten. At those moments, I begin to wish for things and people and situations and relationships that are not mine to have. I lust. I long for. I crave. I covet. I fantasize. I plan my next escape. And next time, I promise myself, I will buy a one-way ticket. No more round trip passage for me.
I promise myself that things are gonna change.
Enough is enough.
I'm out of here.
For real.
Cause this sucks.
I've had it.
I've been so good for so long.
It's time to be real, to be true, to live out my dreams.
On my own terms.
I want it all.
And I want it now.
Deep breath. Deep sigh.
Deep sorrow. Deep cry.
Deep remembrance.
I already have it all.
I have absolutely everything I have ever needed and most of what I want.
Food, shelter, clothing.
Health, strength, safety.
Love, friendship, connection.
Laughter, music, dancing.
Peace, hope, a future.
My appreciation for the beauty of a calm ocean is deepened after passing through a stormy night. My appreciation for good health is heightened after passing through a season of illness. Solitude means much more to me after days and weeks of ceaseless activity and tending to the needs of others above and before myself.
When I step back from the striving, the pushing, the determined efforts,
when I look back at all the people I have met and known and loved,
at all the journeys and resting places that have defined my life,
when I take a few moments to prayerfully consider the wonder of life
and the beauty of this world,
when I still myself enough to hear and see and truly notice my life as it is
right here, right now, at this moment,
it is then that I realize that empty or full, lonely or surrounded,
ravenous or satiated, angry or at peace, exhausted or well-rested,
remembered or abandoned, welcomed or rejected,
at all times, in all places,
I have all that I need.
I am blessed in heavenly places - and earthly ones too.
And I am grateful.
Thanks be to God.
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I love this and miss you!
I heard someone speak today about how anything that doesn't welcome desire is legalism...how it was Christ's desire for us that led him to enduring the cross. Too often we are afraid to desire and dream because it brings pain if either the desire and dream is unfulfilled, or, pain at the cost that it takes to fulfill it...and yet we die, slowly, hardened when we don't dream and desire...we buy into legalism, thinking it's about what our head says and our actions show and forget about what our heart must feel...what it needs to.
We suffer either way. And yet desiring, even while painful, makes our joy complete.
Keep dreaming Gail, keep letting your heart desire the space AND the connection, the brevity and the eternal~ and, all shall be well.
Peace to you love.


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When People are Shopping for Loose Diamonds, they're always Curious about Clarity and Inclusions.
They always want to know what types of Inclusions are the Worst Inclusions to have in a Diamond.
Is it Imperfections like: Fractures, Chips, Bearded Girdles, Extra Facets, Naturals, or Scratches?
Or is it Inclusions like: Black Carbon Spots, White Spots, Clouds, Pinpoints, Crystals, or Feathers?
Some Inclusions are okay to have, some are on the bottom of the list.
The 4 Worst Inclusions
Out of all the Inclusions and Imperfections that you could have, there are a couple of different types of Inclusions that are considered really Bad. Most honest Jewelers will try to Steer you away from these types of Inclusions. They are…
- Black Carbon Spots
- Inclusions, Top, Center of your Diamond
- Cracks or Fractures running through your Diamond
- Chips or Cracks on the side of the Diamond
Now let's take a Closer look…
1) Black Carbon Spots
Black Carbon Spots are Dark or Black Inclusions that look like pieces of Pepper. (Read: Black Pepper in your Diamond!) They are very Noticeable in Diamonds and stand out like a Sore Thumb.
Black Carbon Spots are normally only visible in Diamonds with I1, I2, and I3 Clarity. (Sometimes you can see Black Spots in SI2 Clarity Diamonds, only visible from the Side View though!)
Black Spots in your Diamond are actually Pure Carbon Minerals that Never Crystallized Properly. Black Spots also identify it as a Low Grade Diamond. If you have Black Spots in your Diamond they will be in there forever.
Not all Carbon is Bad…
The more preferred Carbon Inclusions to have are White Carbon Spots!
White Inclusions can be the same Size and Shape as the Black ones, but because they're White, it makes them harder to see. A White Diamond Masks the White Imperfections. So if you must get Inclusions, get the White ones!
Point is, stay away from Black Spots!
No Bride-to-be will want to stare at an Ugly Dark Flaw for the rest of her life!
2) Inclusions Top, Center of your Diamond
If you have an Inclusion Dead Center of your Diamond, it will not only look Bad, it'll Drive you Crazy!
You'll always be staring at it. It'll overpower your Diamond. You won't be able to look at anything else but that Spot! No amount of Brilliance or Sparkle can Hide it. It's right on the top, Floating in Plain view like a Scar.
You'll find yourself constantly trying to rub it or wipe it away. It won't help! Once you know it's there, you'll be blinded by it. Eye-visible Inclusions stop light and make your Diamond look Dirty. You won't want to show it off to anyone for fear that they'll see that bulls-eye Imperfection. Eye-visible Inclusions like this are considered an I Clarity Diamond!
Try to skip Inclusions that reside top center of your Diamond. Get Inclusions that lay Deeper into the Diamond, or off to the side of the stone, where it's Hidden by the Facets. Never directly in the center!
3) Long Cracks or Fractures
Cracks, Fractures, Lines and Flaws not only look horrible, but they Weaken your Diamond. If you hit your Diamond hard enough, your Diamond could literally Break in half. It will Crack right where the Fault line is! Your Diamond will now be Split into two Chunks of Worthless Rock!
Fractures and Cracks are Sightly, Deep and Long. They block light, look Dark, and Cloud up your Pretty Little Diamond. All it does it leave your Stone Vulnerable.
Be careful about purchasing a Diamond with long Cracks and lines in them. It may be Cheaper than other Diamonds, but a Broken Stone is impossible to fix!
Don't waste your Money. Skip the Crack!
4) Chips on the Side of the Diamond
The last of the Worst types of Inclusions to have in a Diamond are the ones that Chip or Break the Surface of your Diamond.
(As a side note: A Chipped Diamond could also mean that the Diamond's Girdle is Thin and Fractured easily)
Where else will you see this Chipped Girdle surfacing?
Girdle Chips
Chips around the outside of the Diamond will be easy to Spot. Visible Chunks taken out of the edge will not only be Noticeable, but you should also be able to feel them.
Take your Fingernail and run it around the Girdle's Edge. You should be able to detect if there is a Crevice or Dip in the Surface. Fine Chips around the Edge are common in older Diamonds. (Called Bearded Girdles!) You'll see these in Grandma's Diamond Rings, Trade-Ins, or Pawn Shop's Used Diamonds. (Check them good for Dings!)
If your Diamond has a Gouge or Chunk or Chip taken out of the side of the stone, it should also be listed on the Diamond Certificate or Diamond Appraisal. Keep in mind, a large Chip will lower the Price or Value of your Diamond. That's not good! Not only will it Cheapen it…
It will Weaken it as well!
If it's already been Chipped, chances are very good, it'll Chip easier the next time. Especially if you hit it in the same weak spot as before. You have to be extra careful with them.
Jewelers also have to be extra cautious when setting Chipped Stones as well. Too much pressure from their Pliers could Fracture or Crack a Diamond in just 2 seconds flat!
Jewelers Don't Sell Chipped Diamonds
Jewelers don't sell Diamonds with Chips in them. That's a good thing! (Flaws, Yes! Chips, No! Unless you buy a Pre-Owned Stone… Then, it's Possible!) Jewelers send out any Chipped Diamonds to have them Re-Cut and Re-Polished into smaller Diamonds.
No matter what, it doesn't hurt to use a 10x Jewelers Loupe and take a closer look at the Diamond before you buy it!
So there you go…
4 Inclusions you CAN live without. Looking at these types of Natural (and man-made) Inclusions may help you choose a better looking Diamond. It should also help you stay away from Ugly Inclusions that do nothing but Depreciate your Beautiful Diamond.
And that's the Biggest Flaw!


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The Forsyth Institute, an American Association for Dental Research Institutional Section Member, included a new commitment for oral microbiome research as part of the National Microbiome Initiative, which was launched May 13, 2016.1 A news item, reported in the May 2016 issue of JADA,2 discussed a study from the Forsyth Institute and the Marine Biological Laboratory, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,3 which describes the use of novel imaging technology and DNA sequencing in creating a "microbial map" or "biogeography" of bacteria in dental plaque.
In the paper, researchers3 asserted that the physiology and ecology of complex microbial communities (i.e., microbiomes) are "strongly dependent" on each microbe's immediate surroundings, including the identity of neighboring microbes; however, "information on the micron-scale organization of microbiomes is largely lacking." Supragingival plaque was collected from 22 healthy volunteers. Volunteers refrained from oral hygiene for 12 to 48 hours before sample collection. Plaque was collected using toothpicks to scrape visible plaque from the gingival margin or tooth surface, or using floss to collect plaque from throughout the mouth. DNA sequencing combined with spectral fluorescence imaging showed a "multigenus, highly organized microbial consortium in human dental plaque." The structure was likened to a hedgehog because of its spiny, radially oriented filaments (i.e., a mass of Corynebacterium filaments with Streptococcus spp. at the edges).
The researchers identified nine bacterial taxa as "regular participants" in the hedgehog-like structures in dental plaque: Corynebacterium, Streptococcus, Porphyromonas, Haemophilus/Aggregatibacter, Neisseriaceae, Fusobacterium, Leptotrichia, Capnocytophaga, and Actinomyces. The authors concluded that, "…the biogeography of a microbial community on the micron scale reveals a spatial organization critical to understanding the physiology, ecology, and functional significance of the community."
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A lack of information-sharing among electricity regulators and an overly conservative circuit-breaker design at the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station were what left 2.7 million homes and businesses in the dark on Sept. 8, said a report released by federal regulators Tuesday.
The blackout, which spread across San Diego and Imperial counties and parts of Arizona, Mexico, and Orange County, was the largest American power failure since 55 million people lost power in the 2003 blackout in the northeastern United States. The September power failure began when a worker error in Arizona caused a major transmission line to disconnect.
But the loss of a single line isn't supposed to cause such a widespread power failure, said officials from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and the North American Electric Reliability Corp. , the agencies responsible for regulating the national grid.
A long-standing failure to share information across the web of utilities and regulating agencies came to a head the day of the blackout, the report said. As transformers and generators clicked off one by one in Imperial County, a surge of power flowed through San Diego County's grid, headed north past San Onofre. But the tolerances on the switches on those lines, which are analogous to breaker switches in a house, were set too low, and they disconnected San Diego unnecessarily, the report said.
"We ran simulations, and (the blackout) would not have been worse if the (San Onofre plant disconnect) scheme had not operated," said Heather Polzin, an attorney with the FERC office of enforcement, and the agency's lead on the report.
The report did not include any findings of fault, nor did it include whether anyone was being investigated for failing to meet reliability standards. However, the Western Electric Coordinating Council , the agency responsible for enforcing electricity reliability standards for 14 states and two Canadian provinces, received the most recommendations for changes proposed in the report.
"We were not given an advance copy of the report, and we're still reviewing it," said Kathi VanderZanden , a spokeswoman for WECC.
As for criminal investigations, FERC's Polzin said all investigations are confidential until a commission vote. If any utilities or agencies are found at fault, they could face millions of dollars in fines.
The blackout was an unusually complicated affair. Electricity supply and demand in the area was managed by five organizations, called "balancing authorities." Information sharing between these agencies has been a longstanding problem, said Stephen Berberich, CEO of the California Independent System Operator, the balancing authority for SDG&E, Pacific Gas & Electric Co., and Southern California Edison.
"The fact that information needed to be better exchanged in the West is not a new issue," he said.
The communications and information-sharing problems emerged before the blackout even began. Berberich's organization, ISO, had reported a planned outage of a 600-megawatt power plant in Baja California, Mexico, that fed into the Southern California grid, but none of the other operators seemed to be aware of it, the FERC report said. That loss of generation, combined with a hot day, meant the local grid was already in a precarious state before the transmission line cut out.
At 3:27 p.m., a worker for Arizona Public Service failed to disconnect some equipment properly at a substation near Yuma, Ariz., the report said. His error led to the disconnection of the Southwest Powerlink, one of only two electric transmission pathways leading into or out of San Diego County.
The disconnect caused a power surge into parts of Arizona, Imperial County, and San Diego County. That surge drove a cascade of transformer failures in the Imperial Irrigation District, which is both the utility and balancing authority for Imperial County. Those disconnections were not visible in real time to operators for San Diego Gas & Electric Co., nor to those for the ISO. As a result, none of those agencies could act to forestall the problems, the report said.
As transformers tripped off, more and more electricity was funneled through San Diego County and north past San Onofre into Orange County.
Kevin Kelley, general manager for the Imperial Irrigation District, rejected any claim that his agency's equipment exacerbated the blackout.
"Based on what has been learned to date, not only through its own internal review, but via a parallel assessment done by an independent consultant, the district fundamentally rejects any assertion that its relay operations to protect its transformers from damage led to the cascading effect associated with the Sept. 8 outage," Kelly said in a written statement.
Within 10 minutes of the first failure, at 3:37 p.m., current flowing over power lines running north past San Onofre had exceeded a designed maximum tolerance of 8,000 amps, and the lines disconnected from the south. When that happened, San Onofre's turbines disconnected from the grid, causing a sudden power drop in south Orange County as well as San Diego, plunging both areas into darkness.
But it wasn't technologically necessary for those lines to switch off, the report said. They could have remained working safely, and thus mitigated much of the power failure in the region, the report said.
Southern California Edison, which has majority ownership in San Onofre, said the switch-off plan was 30 years old.
"Before the September separation occurred, more than 30 unusual events had jeopardized system stability in the West," Edison said in a written statement. "When the separation between SCE's and San Diego Gas & Electric's systems occurred, the safety net design operated exactly as planned and protected against outages in SCE's service territory and possibly beyond."
In his own response to the report, Mike Niggli, SDG&E's chief operating officer, promised to begin working on the recommendations immediately, according to SDG&E's Twitter account.


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Medical Marijuana's (MJNA) mission is to be the premier cannabis and hemp industry innovators, leveraging its team of professionals to source, evaluate and purchase value-added companies and products, while allowing them to keep their integrity and entrepreneurial spirit. MJNA strives to create awareness within the industry, develop environmentally friendly, economically sustainable businesses, while increasing shareholder value.
The company earned net income of approximately $1.47 million on gross revenues of $2.40 million for the quarter ended June 30, 2012. This represents a gross revenue increase of 1200 plus percent quarter-over-quarter when compared to revenue of $196,748 for the quarter ended June 30, 2011.
MJNA Investor Highlights
Legalization - Voters in Colorado and Washington state approved ballot initiatives legalizing marijuana for recreational use on Tuesday. The positive vote, marked history by making Colorado the first state in the U.S. to remove prohibition and legalize marijuana for recreational use for adults over 21. The economic factors of passing these bills are compelling. According to the Associated Press, analysts project that tax revenue could generate somewhere between $5 million and $22 million a year in Colorado alone. Economist Christopher Stiffler at the Colorado Center on Law and Policy says the number could be as large as $60 million dollars added to state coffers by 2017.
Scaling Up - For MJNA's Red Dice Holdings LLC and its licensee, Dixie Elixirs, the positive vote has the potential to increase the product's current customer base from approximately 104,000 registered patients in Colorado to in excess of one million customers in the state.
The decision to pass these historic laws opens the doors for MJNA portfolio companies, such as Red Dice Holdings, to develop future product expansion through licensing agreements with legal distributors for products like its Dixie Elixirs and Edibles brand, which is already known as the leading brand of edibles supplying most of the 500 plus dispensaries in Colorado. The decision will allow large-scale commercial production and sales, is expected to bring both jobs and significant tax revenue to the state economy. The regulation will be overseen by Colorado's Department of Revenue.
Revenue and Earnings Up - The company earned net income of approximately $1.47 million on gross revenues of $2.40 million for the quarter ended June 30, 2012. This represents a gross revenue increase of 1200 plus percent quarter-over-quarter when compared to revenue of $196,748 for the quarter ended June 30, 2011.
Exposure - MJNA's portfolio company, Red Dice Holdings, received national media attention for its brand on 60 Minutes segment Sunday, October 21. Two weeks ago MJNA was on the front-page of Newsweek.
Acquisitions - Acquired two additional Wellness Managed Services accounts which will generate estimated annual revenues of $1.7 million.
Expansion - Begun hemp-based extraction product development beyond the medical marijuana industry, crossing into the nationally legal category of health and wellness with such products as sleep aids, topical and pain management. A market launch of the new products is expected by the end of the second quarter.
Growth - The Company has built additional raw ingredients supply sources on four continents in preparation for international expansion and it continues to develop international sales and distribution channels for its high-value extracts and compounds and related products produced by Dixie Elixirs and Edibles. According to market research data compiled by SPINS, combined U.S. hemp food and body care sales grew in sampled stores by 7.3%, or $2.98 million, over the previous year ending December 26, 2011 to a total of $43.5 million.
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Snake Oil Cocktail Company to Create Menu for New San Diego Beach Restaurant at Paradise Point
SAN DIEGO, Calif. – April 3, 2014 – To complement a culinary menu where "craft and catch" converge, Snake Oil Cocktail Company will create the specialty cocktail list for San Diego's highly anticipated new dining concept and craft cocktail bar, Tidal, opening April 10, 2014. With Chef Amy DiBiase at the helm, Tidal will offer a thoughtfully curated selection of local seafood and seasonal dishes in a panoramic waterfront setting on Mission Bay.
Working together with the Tidal team, Snake Oil has designed a craft cocktail bar menu that concentrates on inventive mixology. Snake Oil mixologist, Frankie Thaheld, formerly head culinary mixologist at George's California Modern, and company co-founder Michael Esposito collaborated closely with Chef Amy to design an artful culinary-driven craft cocktail bar program that enhances and reflects her food. At the heart of this ongoing collaboration is both parties' slow food-inspired focus on seasonality and locally sourced produce from San Diego farms.
While in line with a city-wide shift towards craft beverage offerings, Snake Oil's mixology philosophy lends the Tidal menu a distinction among its contemporaries. Snake Oil centers on a demand for quality, innovation and sustainable ingredients, balancing the flavor of their cocktails before the spirit even enters the picture.
"What we have found is that other bar programs tend to focus too much on the base spirit, and so the flavor and creativity can get lost in the liquor," said Esposito. "At Tidal, we have carefully selected bourbons, vodkas, and tequilas for conscientious quality and the flavor they add. But for us, the real star of the show is in the fresh seasonal produce and the culinary component. This balance makes for the perfect libation."
The San Diego craft cocktail bar's menu will feature 10 exquisitely designed cocktails at a time. Embracing local and seasonal elements, this lineup will evolve alongside the fare put forth by Chef Amy. Some cleverly crafted highlights on the inaugural menu include the 'Rainbow Fish Punch' and the 'Crown Point Cocktail.' The first is comprised of Buffalo Trace bourbon whiskey, smashed strawberry and rhubarb, pressed lemon, molasses and a vanilla reduction. The latter is fashioned with Aperol, Barenjäger, crushed kumquat, local craft IPA and sprig of thyme.
In addition to unique cocktails, Tidal will offer an impressive collection of boutique wines and craft beers sourced from Southern California. The artisanal beverage program at the San Diego beach restaurant also extends to include non-alcoholic drinks in the form of table side pressed coffee service from local purveyor Cafe Barbera, featuring beans gathered from Brazil, Central America and Indonesia, as well as a selection of organic loose leaf teas from Global Teas of Napa.
For the new San Diego restaurant's full craft cocktail bar menu, visit www.TidalSD.com.
About Paradise Point
Paradise Point is a AAA Four-Diamond 462-room bungalow-style resort set on Mission Bay in the heart of San Diego. Established in 1962 by famous Hollywood Director Jack Skirball, this 44-acre island getaway features over one-mile of beach encircling the resort, five swimming pools, tranquil lagoons, and lush tropical gardens. Among the resort's various amenities are a luxurious island-themed spa, an 18-hole putting golf course, private marina, beach bonfire pits, and five dining venues including two beach restaurants. Secluded yet centrally located, Paradise Point is next door to SeaWorld and just minutes from the airport, downtown San Diego, and top attractions like Old Town, Balboa Park and the San Diego Zoo. For more information, visit www.ParadisePoint.com.
About Snake Oil Cocktail Company
Founded in 2010, Snake Oil Cocktail Company is Southern California's preeminent cocktail design and consulting firm. The company specializes in creating distinctive culinary cocktails for select bars, award-winning restaurants and luxury events nationwide. Clients have included: The New York Yankees, The San Diego Symphony, Cinépolis Luxury Cinemas, La Justina Gastrobar Tijuana, The TED Conference, Aston Martin, Rolls Royce, Tiffany & Co., Fox Studios, Qualcomm, Bar West SD, and Chefdance at the Sundance Film Festival. For more information, visit www.SnakeOilCocktail.com.
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Located in the heart of the Dartmouth-Lake Sunapee Region, Sunapee View B&B offers year-round spectacular views and easy access to Mount Sunapee & Lake Sunapee activities. Less than 15 minutes to Colby Sawyer College and an easy drive to Dartmouth College, Proctor Academy and Kimball Union, Sunapee View is a great location for visiting family and attending functions at local schools.
Each room has a spacious, private bath and egress to a deck or balcony. Fall asleep to the sound of the garden pond and awaken to views of Mount Sunapee. The inn is a perfect choice for a romantic weekend away.
The inn was once the farmhouse for the John Hay
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The old apple orchard has been brought back to life, fresh vegetables grow in the garden, and you may find some home grown berries and fruits mixed into muffins or sprinkled on breakfast.
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Minutes of the Meeting of the Undergraduate Council
August 27, 2012
Present: Kathleen Bratby, Janet Clarke, Arlene Feldman, Jeff Ge, Norm Goodman, Kane Gillespie, Peter Khost, Anna Lubitz, Joe Mitchell, Michael Mooney, Anne Moyer, Scott Sutherland
Selection of a New Chair for the Committee
Scott Sutherland has been selected to continue to serve as the committee chair.
Adding ESM 213 (nanotech) to existing ACE Offerings at Syosset HS
Further Discussions on GenEd
Much of the discussions were about the wordings on some of the statements in the GenEd document. Corrections on typos were readily accepted. There were some discussions surrounding the use of the word "matriculated" on page 8 with regard to the minimum requirement of 30 credits of GenEd courses at an institution of higher education. It has been suggested that "awarded by" should be used instead of "matriculated".
Another issue that was discussed is the requirement for a minimum grade of C for a GenEd course when a letter grade is assigned. Some felt it is not clear what a grade of C means for a course. Others raised the concern that this C requirement may add additional burden to the resource problem that the university is already facing. In the end, the committee agreed that we should separate the issue of academic quality from that of resources and the minimum grade requirement was accepted as is.
Respectfully submitted by Jeff Ge


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In this month's Money magazine, senior writer Donna Rosato shares secrets of so-called "super savers," and what they have in common.
According to her report, super savers delay gratification, have no impulse buys, have an absolute avoidance of debt, automate their savings, and are flexible.
And on "The Early Show on Saturday Morning," two "super savers," Ed Haskell and his wife Debbie Chasteen, shared how they've saved more than $2 million for retirement.
Haskell explained the couple has been saving for almost 21 years. Their annual average income is around $80,000.
He said, "We've been able to save about half of that - 50 percent of it - each year for 21 years, and that adds up."
The couple has tried to avoid any type of debt completely.
Haskell explained the couple didn't buy a house until their mid 30s because, as an Air Force officer, he moved around often. When they did settle, they paid for their first house in cash.
They also settled in Macon, Ga., which Haskell explained, has a low cost of living. They also paid for their second house in cash.
Chasteen said planning is a big part of their strategy.
"We like to do a lot of research and find where we can get the best value for our money. So we decide, maybe we want to do a beach vacation, and so we'll do research to find out where is the most economical, where is the best place to go when we have the time available to take the vacation. So we just made a nice trip to Florida this past year."
But what if you're not a "super saver"? How can you save more money?
Rosato recommends automating your savings.
She said, "If you put your money away, have the money taken out before it can ever get into your wallet, you'll never spend money that you don't have."


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Talent scouts are looking for the next Katy Perry!
Seeking Teen Pop Star With An Attitude!
The songwriters and producers behind some of
Rihanna and Katy Perry's biggest hits are looking for
the next BIG superstar to sign to a major label recording deal!
If you are between the ages of 13-16 years old and think you have what it takes to explode on to the music scene, then now is your chance to audition for the opportunity of a lifetime. Are you the next Avril Lavigne or Justin Timberlake???
If you can't make the casting call please email us a clear photo of yourself, your demo and/or a link to your Facebook, MySpace or YouTube page with a video that shows you can rock.
Be sure to include your contact info in your email
Put "Pop Star With An Attitude!" in the subject line to:
Come meet our talent scouts at our Casting Call
Saturday, November 12th & Sunday, November 13th 2011
Millennium Dance Complex
5113 Lankershim Blvd.
North Hollywood, CA 90601
1pm-5pm both days
You will be asked to sing a cappella
Girls may sing either "California Gurls" by Katy Perry or "Till The World Ends"
by Britney Spears
Guys may sing either "Yeah Yeah Yeah" by Chris Brown or "One Time"
by Justin Beiber
Please bring a recent picture of yourself to the casting call.
Will begin writing and recording in LA, New York and Miami in early 2012.


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Boston, MA, United States, 2007/02/26 - Everybody Wins! Metro Boston is pleased to announce the appointment of Darcy Madden as Executive Director of the organization.
Everybody Wins! Metro Boston is pleased to announce the appointment of Darcy Madden as Executive Director of the organization. Ms. Madden takes over the position from Olivia Mathews, an employee and advocate of Everybody Wins! for over 10 years who launched the Boston chapter of the organization in 2002.
We are thrilled to have Darcy assume the Executive Director position for Everybody Wins! Metro Boston, said Joel Collins, co-chair of the EW!MB board of directors. Darcys depth of experience in the non-profit sector, as well as her passion for literature and childrens literacy, made her the right choice to provide the dynamic management and execution that our organization needs at this important time in its development.
This year EW!MB launched its Power Lunch programs at four schools in the Boston area, adding to its existing programs in Billerica, Cambridge, Chelsea, Everett, and Waltham. The organization plans to grow from serving 216 children with reading mentors in 2006 to an expected 350 children by the end of 2007. I am honored to have been selected for this post and I am pleased to have the opportunity to help the organization in achieving its goals. There is tremendous potential for Everybody Wins! Metro Boston and the communities it serves. I look forward to being part of the future of the organization and bringing the joy of reading to many more children, said Madden.
Maddens part-time involvement with Everybody Wins! began in 2003, acting as an intern for the organization while earning her masters degree in Language and Literacy at the Harvard Graduate School of Education. She holds an undergraduate degree in Mathematics and Psychology from Dartmouth College. Madden was previously the Community Development Manager for First Book in Washington, DC, as well as the Manager of Member Services and Special Events for Boston Cares. She also acts as a childrens literature consultant for a research team at the University of Washington.
About Everybody Wins!
Everybody Wins! (everybodywins.org) is a national non-profit literacy and mentoring organization dedicated to encouraging positive attitudes about reading in elementary school children. Founded in New York City in 1991, the organization presently has over 6,000 volunteers in cities around the country. Power Lunch, the organizations primary program, pairs elementary school children with reading mentors for weekly reading sessions over the course of an entire school year.
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Pete Tong on Ibiza's International Music Summit & Keeping The EDM House In Order
Long-standing BBC Radio 1 DJ, Pete Tong has been at the forefront of electronic dance music (EDM) for over twenty years, tirelessly championing the finest acts, tunes, producers, promoters and clubs throughout the scene. His weekly BBC Radio1 show "The Pete Tong Show" regularly attracts over 2 million listeners via a combination of live feed and global syndication. In addition to production work, remixes, music supervision and film scoring, Tong also maintains a healthy touring schedule. Beginning May 27, he hosts a summer-long weekly residency at Ibiza super club Pacha entitled, "All Gone Pete Tong." Last year, meanwhile, he partnered with Warner Music U.K. to re-launch celebrated dance imprint FFRR (Full Frequency Range Recordings).
In 2008, Tong, Ben Turner, Danny Whittle, Mark Netto and Simeon Friend founded the International Music Summit (IMS), an annual electronic music industry conference, held at Ibiza's Gran Hotel. Grammy nominated producer Diplo, Chic's Nile Rodgers and Tatiana Simonian, Twitter's head of music partnerships, are among the keynote guests at this year's edition, which runs May 23 to 25. Other speakers include French DJ Francois Kevorkian (aka Francois K), Daniel Miller, founder of U.K. independent label Mute, Paul Oakenfold, Seth Troxler, Luciano, Loco Dice, Cream founder James Barton, Defected Records' Simon Dunmore and U.K. urban star Professor Green.
Speaking exclusively to Billboard.biz, Tong discussed how IMS has grown, why the explosion of dance music in North America is set to last and how EDM patrons "can't be doing illegal s--t" if they want to attract big money sponsors and investment.
Billboard.biz: This year's marks the fifth edition of the International Music Summit. How has the event changed and developed in the past half decade?
Pete Tong: It grows in strength and stature just by being in the same place and at the same time every year. As much as you want to want to speed it along, your longevity; your history becomes your biggest asset. If you look at things like MIDEM, which seems to have been there since the beginning of time, they just become like second nature. We have to go through that journey. This is a very significant year because it is the fifth year and it's not such a sales pitch anymore. More and more people are re-booking, more people are checking us out for the first time and our reputation and status in the industry just gets stronger.
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What are your targets for delegate numbers and how are sales?
We're still relatively small compared to the heady days of [former U.K. music conference] In The City or [New York's] New Music Seminar. Our original pitch was to be very high-end specialist - a summit meeting of the brightest and best people in the world of electronic music from around the world. It wasn't to be a mass market thing. But [this year] is selling well, with more pre-sales than we've ever had before. 500 is our optimum number in terms of delegates and then each year as [IMS] has developed, we've got more and more stuff going on around the edges in terms of the night time stuff and the after-hours parties.
From your experience, how does the current EDM explosion compare to previous peaks in the genre's popularity?
The biggest difference is that America has come on board and that makes this story so much bigger. The money being generated in the live circuit is far greater because the market is the world now. Whereas in the early 1990s, the U.K. was very much the center of the universe. When you look at the shows and the amount of investment going onstage, that's completely new. You look at Skrillex, Swedish House Mafia, Kaskade, Avicii, David Guetta, Tiësto - the amount of money that's being invested on their stage shows is starting to get comparable to Coldplay and U2. That has changed the shape of what you will see on a mainstage now. You get to a certain point as a DJ now where if you want to move on, you have to invent a show and put some investment into it, or else you won't get booked on a mainstage.
And how does today's market compare in regards to retail?
Well, we're not selling records like we used to in the 1990s. I did Boy George compilation albums for Ministry of Sound where we were selling a million copies of a compilation with largely underground music on it. That doesn't happen anymore. But that says more about the changes in the record business.
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In wider terms, how has the growth of EDM on a global scale impacted on the scene and those working in it?
Now the values created around electronic music are starting to be viewed on a par with the top end of pop music or rock. The scene has got everybody's attention now: the biggest promoters; the biggest management companies; the biggest records companies. And now you've got investment funds running around buying up assets. Suddenly we find ourselves as a community, having conversations that we've always been desperate to have, but have maybe never had the chance before.
But with that comes a certain amount of naivety and I think people have got to be very smart about how they go about dealing with all the opportunities that are before them. We all want to protect the scene. It's not just about grabbing the dollar, selling out as quickly as possible and everyone getting rich. That's an option, but by the same token we have got to utilize all these opportunities to make sure that the scene continues to develop in a healthy way. The underground needs to be taken care of as much as the overground. We need the underground scene, because without that there would not be the opportunities to develop the next David Guetta or Swedish House Mafia or Luciano.
How solid do you consider the North American EDM scene to be?
I don't think it's a passing fad. The live base is so strong now. There is a circuit there of very established, very strong events that provide real stickiness. Ultra [Music Festival] in Miami, Electric Daisy Carnival in Las Vegas, HARD Summer Festival in Los Angeles, the Movement Electronic Music Festival in Detroit - they have all really put roots down in the communities where they are based. So it's really solid stuff over there on the live front, and then that's obviously combined with [David] Guetta ruling Top 40 radio; Calvin Harris just stepping up to that now; Skrillex exploding on every level. Although disco was big there it's a lot more to the underground here. It's a lot more real. Hopefully it will just evolve. I think we're already beyond a passing fad.
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The explosion of EDM in North America has seen the re-emergence of a lot of the controversies that surrounded dance music when it first exploded in the U.K. and Europe in the late 1980s/early 1990s, such as anti-rave legislation and the drugs issue. Are you surprised, at all?
I think it's inevitable that when you become a main attraction and headline news that there will always be an element of that. It's crazy that as big as dance music is in America, in 95% of the fifty-two states, you still can't dance after 2 am, which is another reason why the festival/one-off event business is so big over there - it provides a breakaway from that rule. So, it is inevitable that you are going to get some flak, but I do think that if these brands want to interact with the top level - if they want to attract the big money from sponsors and all these other opportunities that traditionally have only gone to the world of rock and pop stars - then they have got to have their house in order. They can't be doing illegal s--t. They have to pay their taxes.
You were one of the first to express support to Pasquale Rotella, CEO of Electric Daisy Carnival production company Insomniac Events, who was indicted on a number of charges in March.
I wish him the best. As I said at the time, innocent until proven guilty, and I hope he can get through all this.
What do you consider to be the strongest emerging markets for EDM to break next?
India is really waking up to it all and really getting their act together. I went to Sunburn Festival [held in Goa, India] last September and that's an amazing festival. They really want to join the rest of the world now and open up that market. China, as well. People have been going in and out of China for a long time, but it hasn't really caught fire yet, so that's another market that will be intriguing.
In 2011 you teamed with Warner U.K. to re-launch the FFRR label (Full Frequency Range Recordings). How is that proceeding?
We've been working on the Paper Crows record, which took a little bit longer than I wanted, but is just about finished. I didn't want to be one of these people that signed ten things. It was always going to be one or two things a year. We've been in for two or three deals in the last few months that we thought we were going to get, but didn't. But we're still looking to add to [the roster]. At the moment it's all about Paper Crows. I'm enjoying the focus. They've done an amazing record. I think they will really blow people away when they hear it. It's electronic, but it's more in the world of M83.


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You're in analog - switch to digital and your reception will be better!Sabrblade wrote:Or maybe I just have poor reception.
Sabrblade wrote:Though, that Heinrad is just in a generic Cybertronian body not taken from any existing toy. Dunno where Mindmaster heard of it being based on Prime Knock Out.
Sadly, I looked up images, and the similarities aren't that apparent. I just assumed that a senior member like Mindmaster would know what he was talking about if he chose to mention such a theory.
You know what? I'll find a way to mod my own Heinrad, if FunPub doesn't bother. I'm gonna get some paint to make a seeker squadron out of the $5 Prime Rumbles I found at 5 Below (for some reason, I really want a Prime Rumble in YELLOW!). Maybe a Heinrad mod is somewhere there in the future... The Wreckgar/Junkion body would be a cool base, IMO.
Sabrblade wrote:However, his speech does seem to be patterned a bit after The Doctor.
You've said that a few times: I'm not sure what that means!


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April 10, 2010 BY John Kim
You thought you already saw a low version of the LeBron's latest, but that featured no flywire and a small Air Unit. This upcoming shoe is a truer version of the Nike Air Max LeBron VII Low, taking with it the flywire upper and full-length 360-Air unit that gave the LeBron VII an identity. LeBron history has shown the low-top to be somewhat of an afterthought, but these have potential to be as popular as the Mid version. It still sports a fairly high cut but offers just the right amount for ankle support. Jordan lows were widely successful, could LeBron's follow suit? Continue reading for extra images and stick with Sneaker News for the lowdown on all things Nike LeBron. via MS.
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