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All things equal (experience, job title, location and company), the average video game designer salary is about $84,000 per year.
Not bad right? This is about 32% higher than all national salaries for the United States. It's worth mentioning that this is relatively close to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) estimate for multimedia artists and animators, which is $61,370 per year.
This data comes from Indeed.com, which was updated on July 5, 2013. It's the most recent data I could find. Take it with a grain of salt though. Indeed does not have as rigorous of a methodology as the BLS or Salary.com (I just couldn't find any good, specific data from these sources).
Even more importantly, salaries in this field have been steadily rising for the last couple of years. Check it out:
Beware: the IGDA video game designer salary data is OLD!
If you are researching this stuff on your own, you're going to run into information from the International Gaming Developers Association (IGDA). In fact, I believe almost all of the top 10 results in Google use this information. So I just wanted to tell you. It's a couple of years old, and the salary estimates seem too far apart (up to $200,000) to be credible. They also don't list any sources.
However, they are an established industry resource, so they deserve a mention; like before, take it with a grain of salt. This is their salary data:
- Entry-level game designer: $50,000
- Mid-career game designer: $57,500
- Experienced game designer: $80,000
- Un-named designer (presumably someone with game design superpowers working for one of the biggest development companies): $200,000
Top-paying industries for game designers
The following data comes from the BLS. Please note that this is for multimedia artists and animators. The BLS doesn't record data for game designers, but they say this is the closest career they track. So the general information should give you a good feel for the employment and salary trends in this field.
According the BLS, if you don't want to work for a video game development company, the following industries rank the highest for for multimedia artists, so you should expect similar results if for a video game designer salary: motion pictures and film, sporting goods stores (I'd be curious to see how that works), data processing, independent artists and information services.
The industries with the highest level of employment were: motion picture and film, computer systems design, software publishers, advertising and specialized design services. It's worth noting that the motion picture industry tops both of these lists, so it may be a good place to start looking for a job when you officially put yourself on the market.
Top states for game designers
There seems to be quite a bit of disparity between states in this field, according to the BLS. In fact, some states barley register for video game design salary. This is probably because many of the video games on the market come from a few major competitors (e.g. Blizzard, EA, Riot Games), which is why we see high employment and high salaries in California.
Anyway, the top-paying sates are California, New York, District of Columbia, Washington and New Mexico. Here's a map.
The states with the highest level of employment are California, New York, Washington, Texas and Illinois. So, if you're looking for a job, heading to California or New York may not be a bad idea!
A few related jobs
As you probably would have guessed, video game design is a highly competitive field. Not only do you need some good experience to get a job, you probably also need a solid portfolio of work. It creates a kind of catch-22: you need to have a portfolio of work to get a job, but you can't get a job without a portfolio of work. So, unless you have been working on your own projects, the best strategy may be to rack up a few years of experience in a related field and transition to game design when you have some work to show.
Above, we talked about some of the other industries you could look into. Here are a few related jobs you could pursue as well.
These aren't all entry-level positions or anything. In fact, many of them are senior positions. But they represent a few other options. For example, a UX (user interface) designer might work for a GPS company designing the interfaces on car navigation systems (or whatever!). The point is that there are plenty of options. This data comes from Indeed.com, and it was updated in July of 2013.
A short note about my research…
I usually get most of my salary data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), since they have the most up-to-date information. However, the BLS doesn't have salary data for video game designers. They only have data for animators, digital artists and application developers (I still use some of these numbers below to get a feel for which states pay the most and employ the most people, though).
It's also tough because video game designer salaries vary greatly based on a wide range of factors, like years of experience, the strength of your portfolio and which developers you've worked for. And by a lot, I mean a lot. In my research, I saw salaries as low as $35,000 and as high as $200,000 per year.
There are also many different kinds of designers. There are general game designers, who help with the overall design process. There are lead designers, who manage the whole project. And there are specialized designers, who just focus on a few aspect of a game (e.g. level designers). All of these jobs have different salary ranges.
The point is: this is a good starting point, but you'll probably have to do a bit of your own research as well; especially if you are applying for jobs. Make sure you look at company salaries on places like Glassdoor, where you can see the video game designer salary listed for real jobs.


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Spatial and Temporal Mechanisms Governing Bacterial Cell Division
In all organisms, precise temporal and spatial controls coordinate cell division with cell growth, DNA replication, and chromosome segregation to ensure that genetic and cytoplasmic material is properly distributed between daughter cells. In bacteria, the location of the division site is determined by the essential cell division protein FtsZ. Work from our lab and others indicate that the spatial and temporal control of cell division is achieved through the concerted actions of many factors on FtsZ assembly dynamics. The impact of a handful of these regulators on the temporal and spatial control of cell division in Bacillus subtilis will be discussed.
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The model bacteria Escherichia coli and Bacillus subtilis increase cell size in response to increases in carbon availability. During growth in carbon rich medium, both organisms are approximately twice the size of their counterparts cultured in carbon poor medium. The increase in size is required to ensure that cells are large enough to accommodate the extra DNA generated by multifork replication. We have identified the signal transduction pathways responsible for sensing carbon availability and transmitting this information to the division apparatus in both organisms, and we are now focused on characterizing them at the molecular level.
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DNA replication must be coupled to growth and division to ensure that daughter cells are of sufficient size and inherit complete genomes. In bacteria, data primarily from Escherichia coli suggests that growth dependent accumulation of the highly conserved initiator, DnaA, triggers replication initiation. However, the timing of initiation is unchanged in Bacillus subtilis mutants that are ~30% smaller than wild type cells, suggesting achievement of a particular cell size is not obligatory. We have re-examined the link between cell size and initiation in both E. coli and B. subtilis. We find that although DnaA is almost certainly required for initiation in all bacteria, the mechanisms governing its activity can be distinct in different bacteria.
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Cell division must be coordinated with cell growth, DNA replication, and chromosome segregation to ensure that daughter cells are the appropriate size and that genetic material is properly distributed. To develop a comprehensive picture of how division is regulated in time and space, my lab has sought to identify and characterize factors controlling cell division in two model bacteria, Bacillus subtilis and Escherichia coli. In bacteria, the essential cell division protein, FtsZ, assembles into a ring structure that establishes the location of the division site. To date, all of the regulators we have identified impact FtsZ in some manner, either by inhibiting FtsZ assembly at aberrant subcellular positions, increasing turnover of FtsZ at the division site, or by coordinating FtsZ ring formation with cell growth. Notably, we are the first to identify the means by which bacterial cells coordinate cell size with nutrient availability, answering a long-standing question in bacterial physiology. Together, our findings support a model in which the spatial and temporal control of bacterial cell division is achieved through the concerted actions of many factors on FtsZ assembly.
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|Fan and Cables
|Cooler Master
|Model ID
|Hyper TX3
|Part Number
|Cooler Type
|Fan with Heatsink and Pipes, 92 mm
|Compatible Socket
|AM2, LGA 1155, AM3, AMD FM1, AM2, AM3, LGA 775, Intel LGA 1366, LGA 1156
|OEM Compatibility
|Intel, AMD
|Compatible Components
|Intel Core i7 Extreme, Intel Core i7, Intel Core i5, Intel Core i3, Intel Core 2 Extreme, Intel Core 2 Quad, Intel Core 2 Duo, Intel Pentium, Intel Celeron, AMD FX- Series, AMD A-Series, AMD Phenom II X4, AMD Phenom II X3, AMD Phenom II X2, AMD Phenom X4, AMD Phenom X3, AMD Athlon II X4, AMD Athlon II X3, AMD Athlon II X2, AMD Athlon, AMD Sempron
|Sink Material
|Copper Base, Aluminum Fins
|Cooling Pipes
|3 Pipes
|Fan Speed
|Fan AirFlow
|Air Pressure
|0.35 - 4.27 mmH2O
|Fan Bearing Type
|Long Life Sleeve Bearing
|Fan Life
|40000 hr
|Fan Speed Control
|Noise Level
|35 dB
|Power Specifications
|Power Connector
|Fan Rated Voltage
|Other Features
|Additional Features
|3 x Direct Contact Heatpipes with Aluminum fins, Silent CPU cooler, Flexible Mountings
|Fan Dimensions
|92 x 92 x 25 mm
|Unit Dimensions
|90 x 139 x 51 mm
|Unit Weight
|386 g
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|Cooler Master provides domestic warranty including only manufacturing defects and services, but not defects due to mishandling.
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|Any Problem which has manufacturing defect will be warrantied
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|2 Years
Its an awesome product, ordered it on 4th of this month and got it yesterday. Installation is very easy, you don't even need to take out your motherboard if you know how to install CPU fans.
My PC config. is :
CPU - AMD FX 4100 (Stock 3.6 Ghz, OC to 4.7Ghz)
RAM - Corsair Vengeance 4 GB x 2
Motherboard - Asus M5A78L-MLX
GPU - AMD Radeon 6770 1 Gigs DDR5
PSU - Corsair GS 600
Before purchasing this cooler, my CPU temp. goes up to 85 'C while playing games like Battlefield 3, NFS The Run, COD MW3...lots more all at ultra settings.
But after installing it.....the temp dropped down to 64'C !!!!!
Isn't it a great cooler ???? Indeed and also at the best budget price of 1400/- !!!
Compared to 212 EVO, there is only difference of 3-4'C, but you may need to change your Cabinet for the Hyper 212 EVO as it is very large and it also uses up your one slot of RAM, moreover you need to pay 800 bucks more for it...
What more you want to listen ???
Just click on "Buy It" if you want a best deal with superb cooling.....
I purchased this product from flipkart a few days ago at a price of inr 1411, since it was the most budget cooler in cooler master's line up i had very little expectations from it and i had not gotten the hyper 212 evo which every body recommends because it was huge for my setup.
My setup is as follows:
Amd Athlon II X3 435 2.9ghz oc to 3.4ghz TDP 95w
cooler master elite 310 cabinet with the stock fan and no extra fans installed.
cooler setup was fairly straightforward and i encountered no issues whatsoever, admittedly intel installation would be a little more complex but its still very easy and amd install is downright simple.
As i mentioned earlier i didn't have high hopes for this cooler but i must say i am impressed. Temperatures have gone down by 15 degrees centigrade in both idle and load, still more impressive is the fact that this cooler is fairly silent blissfully so in comparison with the whine of the stock Amd cooler which used to spin at 6000 rpm under load, the tx3 evo fan stayed at 2700 rpm under both load and idle which is the max speed its rated at but i have to say its quiet if you have a ceiling fan it most definitely will be louder than the cooler.
Now for the benchmark
AMD Stock Cooler
Idle: 46c
Load: 63c
Hyper Tx3 Evo
Idle: 31c
Load: 47c
Ambient temperature was 30c
AMD Stock Cooler
Idle: 63db
Load: 65db
Hyper Tx3 Evo
Idle: 61db
Load: 61db
Ambient noise was 60db
i know the noise measurements dont seem like much but believe me the tx3 is virtually indistinguishable from the ambient noise while the Amd stock cooler has a hight pitch whine that quickly becomes irritating especially when its quiet like at night.
All in all Cooler Master has an excellent product in its hands which blows the stock cooling solution out of the water, my modest overclock was not able to stress the cooler in the least leaving decent headroom for a more aggressive overclock. If you dont want to overclock but desire a silent operation then this cooler is for you, if you want to overclock even then this cooler should be able to handle moderately aggressive overclocks. An extremely good value product from Cooler Master that is steal at this price.
I was suggested this cooler from a p/c forum member because of the features it provides for this cost.
I must say I am not very experienced with high end coolers but in comparison to the stock cooler this is a great value for money product for the following reasons:
Big sized fan means better cooling.
The fan doesn't blow air onto the CPU but the side (you chose what direction) which means you can optimise the hot air flow better in your cabinet.
There is an option to add a second fan to complement the airflow of the direction you chose (not provided).
Removing the fan with your fingernails is SUPER easy because of the flexibility of the clips.
The previous reviewer has mentioned the surface is difficult but as per CM this is an advantage because the irregularity of the surface (IF any) is the result of the copper rods having a direct contact with the processor for optimum cooling and it's patented by CM.
I found the thermal paste to my satisfaction.
After this while of using it, I still have MUCH better cooling for my processor in spite of the high amount of dust in my locality.
VERDICT: If you are tight on cash but need quality, go for this. If you can afford more, then good luck in finding a value for money cooler like this!
First of all, Superb service by flipkart! Got this product in just 2 days!! With nice packing...
The cooler is working way beyond my expectations. Very efficient and not noisy at all.
I have Intel's Quad Core processor which is horrible in terms of temperature it attains even in idle condition! With stock cooler the avg temp of my cpu was ~65degC (with open cabinet) and in summers with gaming it used to reach 85degC.
After installing this cooler, my CPU is at ~38degC with completely closed cabinet!!! And max temp I noticed till now is 46degC...I just don't believe how superior cooling it is providing.
Also I didn't find user manual complex at all (Unlike reviewed by other users) and thermal paste provided works satisfactory and is in sufficient quantity (Because I was also able to apply it to GPU as well :P)
However I've also installed "Cooler Master BC 80 LED FAN Cooler" along with it and I must say both are very economical in terms of their performances.
I would suggest you to buy this product before it going "out of stock" because it will surely exceed your expectations.
This is the best cooler for 1.5k out there.
My Config :
Core i5 760 @ 2.8Ghz
Asus M7H55
Corsair XMS3 4GB
Sapphire ATI 5850
Mron 700W PSU
1TB x 1 WD Green and 2 TB x 1 Segate
Stock Cooler - during summer
Idel - 58 deg C
On Load (Battlefield 3, Crysis 3... max settings 1080p) - 83+ deg C
Cooler Master Hyper TX3 EVO Cooler - during summer
Idel - 48 deg C
On Load (Battlefield 3, Crysis 3... max settings 1080p) - 55 deg C
As you can see, the cooler showcases best performance when you run intensive games for hours together. At first, I could not believe the readings and installed additional cpu bench software to confirm the temperature. The maxed temp reached was 55 deg C after playing an hour of graphics intensive games at ultra settings.
1. Best Cooler for 1.5k
2. Good thermal paste provided.
3. Copper heat sinks.
4. Can be used even after upgrading the PC as it supports multiple sockets.
5. Can attach one more fan to increase the efficiency of the cooler.
6. Really very silent.
1. The mountings provided was not up to the mark.
Please make sure to check the size of your cabinet and the space between socket and RAM slots. I had plenty of space left and could have gone for the EVO 212 as well!! 4.5 Stars due to the quality of mountings.
Recently switched to hyper tx3 evo as the amd stock cooler was too loud and Im pretty impressed with this product.Its super sil...Read More
This is a must replacement for the stock AMD coolers on FX series processors. I used to replace itthe stock cooler on my FX 835...Read More
In my Cooler Master 334U Chassis, I had all 5 fans (120mm) installed and with the stock cooler, it the temperatures would still...Read More
Easy to install
3 Copper really works well. Reduce heat well.
I personally suggest, This product is...
i got this for my Dual core CPU whihc was running very HOT at 95 degree..and now my temp never goes above 65 degrees...


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PRECAUTIONS: Before using bevacizumab, tell your doctor or pharmacist if you are allergic to it; or if you have any other allergies. This product may contain inactive ingredients, which can cause allergic reactions or other problems. Talk to your pharmacist for more details.This medication should not be used if you have certain medical conditions. Before using this medicine, consult your doctor or pharmacist if you have: stomach/intestinal ulcers, recent bloody vomiting or coughing up blood, recent major surgery, a fistula (an abnormal tunnel connecting two body cavities such as the bladder and the vagina).Before using this medication, tell your doctor or pharmacist your medical history, especially of: high blood pressure, heart disease or blood clots (arterial vessels), kidney disease.Before having any surgery (including dental), tell your doctor that you are using this medication. Bevacizumab has been shown to slow wound healing. Do not begin using this medication until at least 28 days after any major surgery, unless directed otherwise by your doctor.Do not have immunizations/vaccinations without your doctor's consent and avoid contact with people who have recently received oral polio vaccine.Use caution with sharp objects like safety razors or nail cutters and avoid activities such as contact sports to lower the chance of getting cut, bruised, or injured.Caution is advised when using this drug in the elderly because they may be at greater risk for side effects (e.g., blood clots, kidney effects such as protein in the urine). See also Side Effects section.This medication should be used only when clearly needed during pregnancy. Bevacizumab may cause harm to an unborn baby. If you become pregnant or think you may be pregnant, inform your doctor immediately. Women of child-bearing age should use an effective form of birth control while using this medication and for an extended period after stopping this drug. Discuss the risks, benefits and any other concerns with your doctor.Based on information from related drugs, this medication may pass into breast milk. Therefore, breast-feeding while using this medication is not recommended. Also, do not breast-feed for extended period after stopping this drug. Consult your doctor or pharmacist before breast-feeding and if more details are needed.
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i have a camera that has taken 4000x3000 pictures and 1280x720 HD videosand want to make a HD DVD movie
i wanted to use premiere pro for making this movie because ive become slightly used to it
i am using this on a 1600x900 17-inch laptop
but i cant see the full pictures in ppro, i can add them but only a ~quarter gets shown and even i export it, it doesnt show everything
how can i make this work or is there another product that can do this?
is there a setting i can change to make this work?
thnx for ur help
Start with this for the asnwers to your specific questions:
"FAQ: How do I choose the right sequence settings?"
It might be a good idea to take a step back and work your way through the basic learning materials first.
i am sooo sry, i realize how dumn that was
i havent used adobe for 2 months and forgot about sequence setting, i usually just leave them alone
With large still images, one consideration is the processing overhead with many of them. While PrPro CS 5 & 5.5 can Scale your images to match the Sequence, if you have a lot of extra pixels, the computer will still have to handle them. If you begin running low on resources, while working, you might think of batch Scaling the stills in Photoshop. This ARTICLE goes into more detail. Note: it was written before CS 5, and the better Scaling algorithms in the later versions, so ignore discussions on quality. We are only talking about the processing overhead here.
Good luck,
>camera that has taken 4000x3000 pictures
Photo Scaling for Video http://forums.adobe.com/thread/450798?tstart=0
-Too Large = Crash http://forums.adobe.com/thread/879967?tstart=0


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The winners of the 2012 National Insect Week 'Inventomology' competition have been announced.
As part of National Insect Week held earlier this year, primary school children from across the UK were invited to let their imaginations run wild by inventing their very own 'super insect' using the principles of insect science.
Aishling Lynch from Monks Risborough Church of England Primary School, Risborough and Joseph Clarke from Milton Road Primary School, Cambridge claimed the winning places in the Year 1 and Year 2 categories respectively.
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This year's contest was sponsored by Olympus, the Royal Entomological Society and the Riverfly Partnership who between them provided camera equipment and cash prizes in each of the competition's three categories.
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Bold and vibrant Painted Poppies will enliven any dinner table. An earthy beige is the backdrop for large, colorful painted poppies, creating a look that is whimsical yet sophisticated. Crafted of stoneware, featuring a reactive glaze. Due to the nature of reactive glaze, each piece of this handcrafted collection will exhibit unique variations in color and pattern. Oven, microwave and dishwasher safe. The even-heating quality of stoneware allows these bakers to cook your favorite dishes quickly and thoroughly. Oven-to-table convenient, and the end handles make it easy to carry. One dish that does it all: storing, baking and serving. Square baker measures 11 inch square and holds 3 quart.


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Spitfire Records
Produced by: Bob Marlette
Released: OUT NOW / Website
Closest Relative: Motley, Kiss
GENRE: Hard Rock
Union is the joining of two of rock n roll's great survivors - Bruce Kulick, the longtime guitarist of Kiss and John Corabi, the one time vocalist for Motley Crue and that dramatic album that turned the Motley style on it's head.
On the last Kiss studio album that involved Bruce - Carnival Of Souls - things were taking a truly dark turn. Same goes with that Motley Crue album.
With Union the style is a hybrid of both those albums, but with a much more cohesive mix of melody, power and originality.
This album shreds the guys first album (with all due respect to that) and is one of the best modern hard rock albums I have heard.
I am certainly not a fan of the modern sound for most parts, but this album is done so well, you cannot help but take a liking to it.
There are parts of Corabi's Motley sound here and even a little of the bluesy feel of his previous band The Scream. The opening track Do Your Own Thing has that vibe.
Add to that some distorted 90's guitar sounds, big fat guitar riffs, some psychedelic effects and most importantly - lots of embedded melody and The Blue Room is born.
What adds that all important melody, besides some cool bridges and time changes, are the little things. The acoustic guitar in the background or the hint of a keyboard on a few tracks, or the lead break over the top of a really heavy riff.
There is, on several tracks, a heavy retro 70's vibe crossed with a little Led Zeppelin and Beatles for good measure.
And one cannot under estimate the input from producer Bob Marlette (The Storm, Sahara Snow, Gregg Rolie). His credibility must be going through the roof.
John Corabi in my mind is singing a lot clearer than he used to. Less screaming and more pronounced vocals. Of course there are a few instances of some big screams!
Tracks like Dead has an intense air to it, while the acoustic guitar/keyboard combo back in the mix lighten the mood.
Everything's All Right sounds like any good solo Ozzy Osbourne track with a cool hook in the chorus.
Shine has more vocal effects, a real Led Zeppelin like acoustic work throughout and then a cool modern chorus.
What Do You Think You Are is one of the heavier and openly aggressive numbers on the record. Very dark, very heavy and very cool. A personal favorite.
Dear Friend is just the opposite! Laid back, mellow until the chorus rises like a demon and as quick as it came, disappears again.
Do You Know My Name has that aggressive modern edge to it again. This is similar to the Zakk Wylde approach on Sonic Brew - just with a more melodic twist.
Hypnotized is another cool mid tempo hard rocker with plenty of distorted guitar. Another Motley like number.
I Wanna Be is a really moody track that at over 5 minutes rolls along and builds to a passionate climax.
No More ends the album with a classic uptempo, but acoustic driven hard rocker. One of the more commercial numbers on the album and a catchy one at that. Modern rock radio should look at this.
The band is rounded out with Jamie Hunting & Brent Fitz and it is really refreshing to see that the band with producer Bob Marlette wrote the whole album together as a unit. I think that has created a really strong album.
|ESSENTIAL FOR: Established Union & Kulick/Corabi fans...fans of great 90's/modern rock.
DISCOGRAPHY:Union . Live At The Galaxy . The Blue Room
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perfecters of a lost art - the cohesive modern hard rock album, solid from play to stop, bridging the emotional spectrum of electrified gtr. what a gem of a band, criminally unknown. truly special rock music songmaking that just doesn't exist anymore.
one of those albums that just stands alone.
Rating: 95
I love this record. Strong Corabi vocals. Strong Kulick guitar makes for a perfect Union. I just wish the general public would take notice of this band somehow......they are too good to be wasted. I have a feeling that this might be the last Union album which would be a big bummer for me. This has got to be one of the best hard rock albums of the year.
Rating: 100
one of the better releases in recent months. every track stands on its own particularly " do your on thing ", " dead " and " who do you think you are ". the bruce kulick lead vocal track, " dear friend " dedicated to eric carr is an outstanding song. bruce doesn't have strong lead vocals but the sentiment is there. overall, a great album.
Rating: 90
This is one of my favorite releases of 2000. It's probably gotten the most spins in my CD player. It took a few weeks for this release to grow on me. I like everything Corabi does. Do Your Own Thing is a good catchy tune which should've gotten some airplay. Hell, all of the tunes are good. My favorite has to be I Wanna Be, damn that is a killer song. Corabi is much more than a screamer, but I gotta admit that the screamer tunes are my favorites. Kiss fans will be about the only people who like Dear Friend. Union definitely deserve more commercial recognition that they are getting, which isn't any.
Rating: 95
i was initially very skeptical about this album because of a lifelong devotion to KISS, but once i gave it a chance...it kicked my ass!!!! here's to hoping you will do it again with your next album!
Rating: 30
This release would have to be one of the biggest disappointments of the year.I don't know what Bruce is thinking but to me he didn't do too much of it on this album.There isn't 1 good song that instantly sticks in your head.And it would've been Corabi's intelligent idea to stick the
motherf@#$er line in "Who do You Think You Are".It adds nothing to the song.Motley fans might love it because they are use to that type of language but as a KISS fan I thought Bruce was better than that.Even his tribute song to Eric Carr "Dear Friend" had to be spoiled by Corabi's totally pathetic screams.
Come on Bruce you're better than this.
Rating: 80
Good album , more better than first album .Sound is no so
depresive . Best song is "Hypnotized" with strange magic
in the air . I´ll be waiting for next one .
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Rating: 90
Excellent CD, rocks very hard.
John Corabi sounds great, Bruce Kulick shows that there is plenty of life left in him after KISS and the rhythm section is solid as a rock.
No bad songs at all, equally as good as the first album.
This band deserves to be bigger than they are.
They should be playing to more than 100 people a night.
Lets hope they get the recognition they deserve.
The only thing this may be missing is a radio-friendly single
to get their music out to the public.
Union Rock
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text: Roundup Ready 2 Corn Gets EU OK European Commission approved the use of Monsanto's Roundup Ready Corn NK603 and its processed products as food and food ingredients. Compiled by staff Published on: Oct 26, 2004 Tweet Post to Your Wall. Email Story RSS Permalink Print The European Commission gave the okay for the use of Monsanto's Roundup Ready® Corn NK603 and its processed products as food and food ingredients under the Novel Foods Regulation. Monsanto's NK603, which is designed to be tolerant to the active ingredient in the Roundup® family of agricultural herbicides, is currently marketed as Roundup Ready Corn 2 in the United States. With this decision, the European Union (EU) authorizes the use of NK603 for human consumption. At the same time, the decision completes the necessary steps for allowing the import, processing and use of NK603 grain in animal feed in the EU, which was announced in July 2004. Today's decision will be published in the Official Journal of the EU in the coming weeks. The European Commission's decision does not include the approval of Roundup Ready Corn 2 for cultivation in the EU, which is the subject of a separate submission. "Today's decision is great news for the more than 200 seed companies and tens of thousands of U.S. farmers who plant biotech-enhanced corn hybrids," says Kerry Preete, Vice President of U.S. Crop Production for Monsanto. "We remain hopeful that this decision is a signal that the European Communities and its Member States are serious about ending the moratorium on biotech approvals." "The European Commission's decision is a welcome step forward, although long overdue, and supports the National Corn Growers Association's goal of providing information about and promoting acceptance of biotechnology," says Leon Corzine, President of the National Corn Growers Association (NCGA). "Biotechnology continues to be one of NCGA's key priorities and this decision is certainly encouraging for U.S. corn growers." In light of today's decision, growers who planted Roundup Ready Corn 2 hybrids (single trait, not stacked traits) are encouraged to check with their local grain handler regarding that facility's buying policy. Monsanto is currently awaiting decisions on separate submissions for its corn trait technologies combined with NK603. Until these separate submissions within the EU regulatory process are complete, growers planting hybrids containing Roundup Ready Corn 2 with YieldGard insect-protected technologies will need to market the grain under the Market Choices® certification mark. The Market Choices certification mark identifies those hybrids that are fully approved for food and feed use in the United States and Japan, but are still awaiting the necessary approvals in the European Union. Growers that plant Market Choices hybrids must use appropriate markets for this grain including domestic feed use or work with grain handlers who specifically agree to accept the grain and handle it appropriately. Growers should contact their local seed dealers and grain handlers for more stewardship details. Since Roundup Ready corn technology was first introduced in the United States in 1998, growers have realized numerous on-farm benefits including simpler and better weed control. The Roundup Ready system also encourages the adoption of conservation tillage practices, which reduces soil erosion, improves water quality and wildlife habitat, while optimizing yields. The benefits of the technology continue to serve as a primary driver for adoption. Monsanto's year-end sales data for 2004 highlight that acres planted with Roundup Ready corn rose for a seventh consecutive season in the United States. Roundup Ready corn technology is estimated to have been planted on more than 16 million acres this season, up from 12 million acres in 2003.


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You can help valuable Garden programs make a difference in peoples lives. Click the arrow to watch a delightful and insightful video about our Green Youth Farm program.
If you think that no teenager you know would ever be interested in spending 20 hours a week in the blazing sun, surrounded by bees, snakes, and compost…think again! Each year, approximately 60 high-school students ages 15 to 18 work from mid-May through mid-October on three organic farms, earning their summer pay the old-fashioned way.
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The Green Youth Farm program offers students the opportunity to learn all aspects of organic farming — from planting seeds and starts to managing a hive of bees, from cooking with the food they grow to selling it at farmstands and markets (and to the Garden Café, where the chef incorporates the fresh organic produce into many menu items available to Chicago Botanic Garden visitors).
|Green Youth Farm students celebrate the grant they were awarded by the State Farm Youth Advisory Board.
Students are paid a stipend for four hours per week in the spring and fall and 20 hours per week in the summer working at the farms, but the benefits they gain far outweigh the wages they earn. By the end of the season, participants have learned how to work together as a team, gained valuable job skills, discovered a whole new way to look at the food they eat, and grown their support system to include supervisors, program coordinators, legislators, and their fellow participants.
The one-acre farm in suburban North Chicago is located in the Greenbelt Forest Preserve off Green Bay Road. The quarter-acre site is in the North Lawndale neighborhood of Chicago, at 3555 West Ogden Avenue. An additional farm was added in 2009 — the Washington Park Farm at Dyett High School at 555 E. 51st Street added an additional three-quarters of an acre of growing space to the farms.
Finally, Chicago Public Schools has hosted the Jr. Green Youth Farm since 2006, currently located at Reavis Elementary School, 834 E. 50th Street, Chicago. This Jr. Green Youth Farm serves 10 to 12 middle-school students after school and for a six-week program during the summer.
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In the fall of 2008, the North Lawndale Green Youth Farm received first place in Mayor Daley's Landscape Awards. Mayor Daley's Landscape Awards recognizes Chicagoans who help make the city green through environmental beautification efforts.
Green Youth Farm is a youth leadership program that builds confidence, teamwork, problem-solving skills, knowledge of business, and a sense of pride and ownership in students ages 15 to 18. "Since the program's inception in 2003, we have watched young people be transformed through their participation in this program, which demands physical and intellectual effort, discipline and teamwork," said Patsy Benveniste, the Chicago Botanic Garden's director of education. "It also gives them confidence in their new-found strength."
Students grow fresh produce, herbs, and flowers at the three farm sites. Participants develop a business and marketing plan, sell produce at local farmers' markets, and manage U-Pick days at the farms, all as part of a motivated team dedicated to sustainable food systems and healthy eating.
"The high-school students in this program come away with real-world work experience, a great deal of learning, and the ability to make a positive impact in their communities," said Angela Mason, the Garden's manager of the Green Youth Farm program. "While weeding, watering, planting, and harvesting, they learn about being part of a team. And they take pride in shaping the farm from the ground up."
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Students from Waukegan High School, North Chicago Community High School, North Lawndale College Prep, Manley Career Academy, Farragut High School, and Dyett High School in Chicago participate in the program. They begin planting in May after school and on weekends, and begin their official summer schedule as soon as school lets out. Students work after school and weekend hours through October.
This program challenges participants in a hands-on, outdoor learning environment that requires physical labor in all weather conditions. Working well with others in small-group situations is important. Students should have an interest in horticulture, agriculture, and plant or food science, plus a passion for and commitment to learning.
Participants prepare food grown at the farms in weekly cooking sessions. Cooking crews bring what they prepare to the North Chicago farm on Tuesdays or Thursdays to share with the planting and harvesting crews and community members, and to discuss various healthy eating topics.
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Job shadowing and field trips boost students' understanding of sustainable gardening, vermicomposting, urban farming, nutrition and food preparation, and various green businesses. Training sessions, guest speakers, and entrepreneurial activities provide learning and experience opportunities. Field trips to the Chicago Botanic Garden and Green City Market open up the world of horticulture, plant science, and the culinary arts. Several graduates of past years' programs act as peer leaders, mentoring and leading the new participants.
For more information
If you are a student or parent interested in learning more about the Green Youth Farm program, contact Eliza Fournier at , or (847) 835-8352.
Green Youth Farm is a program of the Chicago Botanic Garden in collaboration with the Lake County Forest Preserve District, Neighborhood Housing Services of Chicago, NeighborSpace, Vocational Rehabilitation Impact Center, Chicago Public Schools, and the Chicago Park District.
Major support for the Chicago Botanic Gardens Community Gardening programs is provided by the Beginning Farmer and Rancher Development Program of the National Institute of Food and Agriculture, USDA as well as the following: anonymous donors, After School Matters, The J.R. Albert Foundation, The Bank of America Charitable Foundation, BMO Harris Bank, City of Chicago Department of Family and Support Services, Cook County Environmental Control Department, Helen V. Froehlich Foundation, Elizabeth Morse Genius Charitable Trust, The Grainger Foundation, Leo S. Guthman Fund, Mondeléz International Foundation, Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity, Institute of Museum and Library Services, ITW, JPMorgan Chase Foundation, Midwest Foods, Polk Bros. Foundation, Prince Charitable Trusts, Spear Family Charitable Fund, State Farm Youth Advisory Board, Steans Family Foundation, Walgreens, and the Woman's Board of the Chicago Horticultural Society.
Additional support is provided by anonymous donors, Alvin H. Baum Family Fund, Grace Bersted Foundation, The Brinson Foundation, First Bank of Highland Park, George and Amanda Hanley Foundation, HSBC, Kaplan Foundation Fund/Carol and Ed Kaplan, Kemper Educational and Charitable Fund, Lake Forest Garden Club, Walter S. Mander Foundation, Northern Trust Charitable Trust, Sheridan Foundation, and the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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I love this lotion. It absorbs well and makes my skin feel moist and supple even in the winter months when my skin is dry. I started using it less than a month ago and can already see my skin repairing itself. The fine lines and wrinkles are less noticeable.
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I tried this twice; when I got it, it broke me out. Then I let it sit in my cupboard until winter, in case it was summer heat that was the issue. No, in a few days, I had bumps on my face that took a long time to heal up. It was the Q10, definitely. Now I can't return it as it's over the 60 days. Beware, this is more irritating that other DHC products, which I've used for years and just love. This one is a FAIL for me.
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Kettle \Ket"tle\ (k[e^]t"t'l), n. [OE. ketel; cf. AS. cetel, cetil, cytel; akin to D. kjedel, G. kessel, OHG. chezzil, Icel. ketill, SW. kittel, Dan. kjedel, Goth. katils; all perh. fr. L. catillus, dim. of catinus a deep vessel, bowl; but cf. also OHG. chezz[imac] kettle, Icel. kati small ship.] A metallic vessel, with a wide mouth, often without a cover, used for heating and boiling water or other liguids. [1913 Webster] Kettle pins, ninepins; skittles. [Obs.] --Shelton. Kettle stitch (Bookbinding), the stitch made in sewing at the head and tail of a book. --Knight. [1913 Webster]