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(Roberto Cavalli)Milan Men's Fashion Week is approaching and in anticipation Women's Wear Daily has published a bunch of designer illustrations, including the chic Roberto Cavalli sketch shown above, set to appear on the runways straight from the designer's drafting tables. Yes, I'm featuring male illustrations ladies and gents, you read that correctly! Over the past four years of Fabulous Doodles I written countless posts on designer illustrations from womenswear fashion weeks but this is the very first menswear feature.
(Les Hommes and Diesel Black Gold)There are many reasons for this. First, men are extremely difficult to illustrate. Secondly, I was a womenswear fashion design major and spent years of college and subsequent years since, strictly drawing women. Last but not least I never had to challenge myself with illustrating men until my recent foray into live-illustrating at events where I can't exactly turn people away just for being male.
(Z Zegna and Ermanno Scervino)Men are challenging to draw, every illustrator and designer I know personally admits to that. The line of a man is very straight and angular and its hard to make them statuesque, slim and fit without appearing girly. And if you draw them too big and brute then they come off sort of dumpy instead of masculine. You also have to be precise when drawing tailored pieces (as shown in the Brioni below) and its quite difficult to draw masculine facial features. Put too much pressure on the pencil while rendering the eyes for instance, and suddenly your man can look like he's wearing mascara.
For me learning to draw men is a work in progress, for years I used to actually turn down projects that requested a male illustration, but over the past year and having to live-illustrate men more and more I've learned and consequently improved. Studying these designer sketches from the men's collections, and how these designers render the male proportions and male features can only help my illustrating and hopefully yours as well.
These designer menswear sketches are from Women's Wear Daily, and if you click on over you can check out even more illustrations and inspiration from the spring 2014 Milan collections.


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When Fatigue Steals Your Life
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We have all had our bouts with serious fatigue, when we feel we are moving in slow motion and our heads are filled with cotton. When all we can think about is a place to lay our weary head and close our eyes.
My worst experience with fatigue was during a massive blizzard, when I worked in a grocery store to hand out food and medicine packages to snowmobiler volunteers for delivery to the housebound. I worked over 36 hours in a row, and by the time I reached my bed, I was confused and wobbly and as drained as I had ever been.
I think about this when I work with people who experience serious fatigue almost every day of their lives. Some may be experiencing the side effects of chemotherapy, some may have an adrenal or thyroid disorder, some are having a major depressive episode, and some are diagnosed with chronic fatigue and fibromyalgia syndrome (CFS/FMS).
The most important first step to regaining energy is to understand what is causing the problem in the first place, and this is where mainstream medicine sometimes lets us down. For example, there is evidence that chronic fatigue syndrome was reported as early 1750, but it wasn't until the 1990s that physicians started to accept it as a legitimate diagnosis. Some doctors still do not fully accept the reality of this devastating syndrome. Upwards of a third of people with suboptimal thyroid function are misdiagnosed with depression. Medicine has a long way to go to better understand fatigue, its causes, and its treatment.
There are dietary supplements that have been proven to help with fatigue. Some of these are in a class of botanicals called adaptogens.
Adaptogens modify an individual's response to stress and improve his or her ability to adapt. The stressors could be either physical, psychological, or both. Adaptogens increase activities in the body that generally improve energy levels and stamina, sometimes by strengthening adrenal gland activity.
Rhodiola rosea is an adaptogen herb. Sometimes called "golden root," this botanical has been a part of the official Russian medical system since the late 1960s, and was approved in Sweden as an Herbal Medicinal Product in 1985.
An eight-week clinical trial showed that using rhodiola extract was associated with a nearly 50 percent reduction in fatigue (as measured on a standardized scale). Like many plant medicines, standardized key compounds are important for optimal benefits. Rhodiola should have at least 5% percent rosavins and more than 1.8 percent salidrosides. These marker compounds better assure effectiveness.
Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera) is another adaptogenic herb that has a great deal of research on energy, stamina, and fatigue.
In Sanskrit, this herb's name means "smells like a horse." Scholars point out that this name likely originated to indicate that using ashwagandha provides for you the essence of the horse: strength, endurance, and stamina.
In a study of healthy men and women, use of the herb ashwagandha improved response to exercise, cardiovascular fitness, psychological health, and social relationships over 12 weeks of use.
Paradoxically, ashwagandha increases energy in the daytime, but people using this herb during the day also report better sleep at night. This is likely due to ashwagandha's ability to reduce the negative impact of stress on the body.
There are over 900 published studies on ashwagandha archived on the electronic database of the National Institutes of Health, and interest in this herbal medicine continues to increase.
Look for a clinically-studied ashwagandha that has a minimum of 5 percent withanolides. For best results, I prefer to use in the morning and early afternoon because that is the usual normal energy pattern for human physiology.
The mineral iodine is crucial to proper energy production in the body. Iodine is required for the thyroid gland to make thyroid hormone. Thyroid hormone dictates the rate and efficiency that our body converts fuel (food) to energy. If there is not enough thyroid hormone or it does not properly convert to its active form, people gain weight and lose energy.
We have less iodine in our food nowadays because of changes in farming and soil depletion. We also have less iodine in our diet because of changes in commercial baking, which used to use iodine as a dough conditioner. Because of these changes, Americans on average have about half the amount of iodine as did people in the 1970s. Some experts believe this may even be playing a role in the obesity epidemic.
How to Tell If You Need Iodine
Adding supplemental iodine for a few weeks will tell you whether lack of iodine might be contributing to lower thyroid function and fatigue.
A good starting dose of iodine is 6.25 to 12.5 mg each day. Iodine comes in more than one form, and a blend of potassium iodide, sodium iodide, and a small amount of molecular iodine can be very beneficial.
These supplements are the tip of the iceberg. There are many natural medicines that can improve health, and with it, energy levels. Taking the first step, and committing to work with your healthcare practitioner to get to the root cause of your ongoing fatigue, can move you in the right direction.
"Access, Availability, and Infrastructure Deficiency: The Current Management of Thyroid Disease in the Developing World" by J. Fualal and J. Ehrenkranz, Rev Endocr Metab Disord, 8/26/16
"Chronic Fatigue," https://medlineplus.gov/chronicfatiguesyndrome.html
"History of Chronic Fatigue," www.news-medical.net/health/Chronic-Fatigue-Syndrome-History.aspx
"The Prevalence of Iodine Deficiency in Women of Reproductive Age in the United States of America" by J.G. Hollowell, Public Health Nutr, 12/07
"Rhodiola and Fatigue," https://www.karger.com/Article/FullText/457918
"Rhodiola: a Phytomedicinal Overview," HerbalGram, http://cms.herbalgram.org/herbalgram/issue56/article2333.html?ts=1489695...
"Some Subgroups of Reproductive Age Women in the United States May Be at Risk for Iodine Deficiency" by C.G. Perrine, J Nutr, 2010


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The Upper East Side is abuzz with the upcoming "Gossip Girl" threesome.
And while the stars of the show are keeping hush hush on who will be involved, Michelle Trachtenberg says it's something fans aren't going to want to miss!
VIEW THE PHOTOS: 'Gossip Girl's' Queen B — Leighton Meester
"[It's] worth waiting for," Michelle, who plays "Gossip Girl" troublemaker Georgina Sparks, told MTV News.
In fact, Michelle joked the highly anticipated scene would only involve one character – herself.
VIEW THE PHOTOS: XOXO! Hot Shots From 'Gossip Girl'
"It's me, myself and I, and we get busy," she quipped. "It's going to be, like, in split screens."
Although she wasn't ready to reveal any plot secrets, Michelle did offer up the "Gossip Girl" characters she'd most like to see hook up.
"Um, all of them! You can't possibly make me pick!" she added. "We'll go with Blake [Lively] and Leighton [Meester]. It would be a crazy lady threesome. It's not going to happen. I'm just messing with you. … It's actually going to be, like, a tensome."
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Shooting 'The English Cathedral' 2011
October 22, 2012
by Peter Marlow
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Canterbury Cathedral September 2011
Everything about this work was about the preparation. Once I had decided that the right approach was to only photograph with all the interior lights off, the hardest thing to do was to convince each Cathedral to let me do this. It required a vast number of telephone calls and follow up e-mails for them to give me access before sunrise and arranging for staff to come in early.
For the set of Royal Mail stamps I used a 6x7 Mamiya RZ camera with a 75mm shift lens to control perspective, and used Tri-X Kodak black and white film. When the project developed into shooting all forty two English Cathedrals in colour I decided to increase the film size and quality switching to a Sinar F1 monorail camera, mounted on the largest tripod Manfroto make. I used a six foot stepladder bought from my local hardware shop. Filmstock was Fuji 160 Pro negative colour film, rated at 100ASA.
Once again with more equipment than I could actually carry, preparation was important as often there were no public parking spaces near the entrance to the Cathedral. I would try to get special permission to park right outside the west doors. If not I would struggle with one of my US made Portercases which converted into a handy trolley.
It was important for me to keep the sense of the relative size of each nave, some were enormous, some were small. To do this I used exactly the same elevation on the ladders and tripod and kept the lens a constant focal length, After extensive testing at Southwark, I settled on a Sinaron-W 115mm f6.8 lens which I used throughout the whole project. Controlling the vertical perspective was vital and I used the rising front on the Sinar at just about as far as it would go to keep all the verticals parallel.
It was important for the whole volume of the space to be in focus so I normally used the small aperture of between f22 and f32 for the maximum depth of field. This required exposures of between one and five minutes, I became rather instinctive about what exposure was required but based it on light readings on the mid tones of the cathedral internal walls. With that length of exposure, reciprosity failure, where the film requires a much longer exposure than indicated on the light meter, was also a big issue. I discovered that Fuji FP 100 Instant film appeared to have the same level of this effect, and that a well exposed 'Polaroid' would indicate the perfect exposure for the negative film by reducing the aperture by one and a half stops. The exposure meter was essential to monitor the light levels as this could quickly change as the weather changed, I would pick a mid tone point in the cathedral, such as the floor of an aisle, and use this as my reference, with notes on each exposure I could adjust the aperture as the light changed, keeping the exposure time constant to maintain the same reciprosity failure exposure time compensation.
In most places I used between six and twelve sheets of film, and about five 'polaroids'.
I edited from contact sheets produced by my lab, and made an initial edit which I scanned using an Imacon 848 scanner.
Having created this 'shortlist', on completion of the project I made a final edit of the forty two images I wanted to use, and my Brazilian studio assistant , Marcio, scanned them full frame in 16-bit format using the Imacon. These were then carefully spotted at 66% using Adobe Photoshop 5, and cropped in a consistent 5x4 format to clean up the film rebates and processing marks.
During the shooting I was very careful to prepare the image by physically moving any distracting objects such as posters, prayer books, waste bins and welcome desks.
Consequently with the exception of two cathedrals where we cloned-out small ceiling emergency lights which were unable to be turned off, there was no digital manipulation of the images in Photoshop, other than the standard darkroom methods of spotting, colour balancing and tonal adjustment. With no artificial lights this was generally reasonably straightforward, but being so subjective it seemed to take ages, and was a mentally exhausting process.
We decided to use a PSD format for saving the cleaned up files which would maintain all the changes we made in separate layers, so that the process of getting to the final image could be recorded, and referred back to in case of difficulty getting a colour proof I was happy with. This made the files enormous, sometimes up to one and a half gigabytes, and meant I had to increase the Ram my Intel Mac to 12 gigabytes to handle them.
The final files were then flattened and saved as 16-bit tif's, and passed to the printer for proofing with small 8x10 Lamda reference prints as a colour match reference.
In over thirty years of photography there were many times in the past when I had been not very well prepared, I often lacked a vital piece of equipment. I was determined with this project to have everything I needed to hand, and everything in place well before so I was able to purely concentrate on experiencing the space and simply 'looking'.
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PHILADELPHIA (July 22, 2014) -- The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced today that the city of Richmond has settled alleged violations of Clean Water Act regulations that protect waterways from polluted stormwater runoff.
In a consent agreement with EPA, Richmond has agreed to pay a $12,000 penalty to settle the alleged violations related to its storm sewer system and notified EPA that the city is now in compliance with the applicable regulations.
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Uncontrolled stormwater runoff often contains oil and grease, chemicals, nutrients and other pollutants. The Clean Water Act requires storm sewer systems to obtain a state-issued discharge permit and develop a storm water management program to prevent harmful pollutants from being washed from or dumped into the system. These permits include pollution-reducing best management practices such as spill prevention safeguards, material storage and coverage requirements, runoff reduction measures, and employee training.
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Malaria Vaccines in DevelopmentSkip to the navigation
Topic Overview
Malaria vaccine development is aimed at preventing malaria infection by helping the body develop immunity against the malaria parasite.
Scientists who are developing new malaria vaccines have several challenges to overcome. These include:
- A malaria vaccine must be specific to the Plasmodium species and also specific to the strain of parasite, such as the P. falciparum parasite.
- Malaria immunity is stage-specific. This means that a vaccine that can kill a parasite at one stage of its life cycle may not be able to kill a parasite in another stage.
- Malaria parasites may be able to change (mutate) quickly. This makes a vaccine ineffective.
- A malaria vaccine must be able to provide immunity without causing significant side effects in the people who receive the vaccine.
- The form of parasite that is injected by the mosquito can reach a human's liver in just 30 minutes.
Finding a vaccine is vital to decreasing the illness and death caused by malaria infection. More study is needed before people can rely on vaccines to protect them from malaria infection. Until a more effective vaccine is available, avoiding mosquito bites and using medicines are the only ways to prevent malaria infection. (For more information, see the Prevention and Medications sections of the topic Malaria.)
Blood-stage vaccines
Blood-stage vaccines prevent or contain the malaria infection by limiting the growth of the malaria parasite in the bloodstream. Some vaccines are showing promise in clinical trials. footnote 1 , footnote 2 , footnote 3 But no blood-stage vaccine that can prevent malaria is available to the public yet.
Vaccines that prevent the spread of malaria
Vaccines are being tested that prevent the spread of malaria. footnote 4 The vaccine works by preventing the malaria parasites from developing inside a mosquito. So a mosquito that bites a person infected with malaria cannot pass the infection on to another person. The vaccine does not prevent or treat malaria in a person already infected.
Related Information
- Bejon P, et al. (2008). Efficacy of RTS,S/AS01E vaccine against malaria in children 5 to 17 months of age. New England Journal of Medicine, 359(24): 2521-2532.
- Abdulla S, et al. (2008). Safety and immunogenicity of RTS,S/AS02D malaria vaccine in infants. New England Journal of Medicine, 359(24): 2533-2544.
- Roestenberg M, et al. (2009). Protection against a malaria challenge by sporozoite inoculation. New England Journal of Medicine, 361(5): 468-477.
- Kubler-Kielb J et al. (2007). Long-lasting and transmission-blocking activity of antibodies to Plasmodium falciparum elicited in mice by protein conjugates of Pfs25. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 104(1): 293-298.
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This week on "The Amazing Race," Moscow will kill all of your dreams. You will find sadness and despair. You won't get engaged, you won't get invited to go clubbing, you won't be able to wear a bow tie in a swimming pool, it's just dreary.
Cold and gray, like Seattle, but it's Moscow, people. The capital of hopelessness. Don't forget your passport.
Before we dive into all that, though, remember last week when the Twins picked up Rock On's money and kept it? Phil Keoghan was getting all sorts of flak on Twitter for not mentioning it during their Pit Stop interview. He said that they shoot 12 episodes in 21 days, the crew is spread out thousands of miles in many countries, so it's not always easy for him to get all the information for mat interviews.
"I absolutely call teams out about their behavior when I have all the information," he said. Don't hate on Phil, okay?
As I mentioned before, the teams travel to Moscow. Did you know that Russia is the largest country in the world? And that Moscow has more millionaires and billionaires in it than any city in the world? Not your first thought when you think of Russia, is it?
Before leaving, we see an interview with Trey and Lexi, who are having a great time. Lexi says their relationship is better than ever, "Hopefully there'll be a ring on my finger pretty soon, but that's his call." Trey doesn't make that call right then.
Teams head to the airport. Twins and Texi stick together, and Boyfriend Ryan thinks they're babies for waiting for each other rather than finding their own way. The Twins think Abbie has crazy eyes. Status quo so far.
Worth the risk?
The teams find three different flight options. Chippendales and Rock On choose a flight that arrives at 2 a.m. Twins and Texi choose one that arrives at 4 a.m. I don't think they were told about the earlier flight.
The third option also arrives at 2, but it only has a one-hour layover in Frankfurt. Dominate chooses it, saying it's worth the risk. Goat Farmers can't decide, so they actually flip a coin. They end up traveling with Dominate.
That third flight out of Istanbul (not Constantinople)? It's delayed an hour. Goat Farmers and Dominate arrive in Frankfurt with only three minutes to catch their connection. It doesn't happen. They're stranded until the morning, and the next flight won't arrive until 3:10 p.m., half a day behind the other teams.
Where else is it cold and rainy?
Moscow is the coldest place the teams have been to so far. The twins interview interchangeably, "This is so Russia, dreary and dark. It's like Seattle. But it's Moscow." I personally live north of Seattle, and today was a cold and rainy day. It totally felt like Moscow.
Be good or Olga will shush you
One of the Detour options is called Alphabetized. They visit the library, which is huge. They get a list of books, and that list is written in Cyrillic, which is an alphabet very different from ours. Then they have to go to miles and miles of handwritten card catalogs to look up four books. Finally, they travel to by horse and pony cart to the secret dungeon of the library to pull the books off the shelves. When they present the books to Olga, the head librarian, she will give them their next clue.
Texi and Rock On choose this Detour. Team Texi are operating on fairy dust this leg, maybe because they're so in love. They actually figure out the system, kind of, and complete the task.
Rock On gives up and chooses the other Detour.
Be good or Coach will yell at you
The other Detour is called Synchronized. They go to a pool where the next generation of gold medal synchronized swimmers practice. They have to learn and perform a routine to the satisfaction of the coach.
By the way, Phil tried synchronized swimming back in the '90s for a show in New Zealand. "I performed like a brick," he said. But I bet he looked good doing it.
The Chippendales arrive at the pool first. They have to wear speedos and floral swim caps. Those rubber flowers are large and colorful, too. They try to class it up by wearing their Chippendales bow ties out of the changing room, but they have to take them off to perform.
The swim team has six members, and they perform over and over, to the same music. Phil calls it "Amazing Race" torture.
Jaymes and James thought the swimming would be easy, because they do choreography at work. But this has arm movements, and rolls, and spins. They fail over and over.
The Twins arrive at the pool and choose an instructor who doesn't speak English. They have trouble and decide to use the Express Pass because they only have two more legs where they can use it.
As the Twins get ready to leave, the Chippendales tell them not to waste the Express Pass because there are two other teams far behind. No one can say no to hot guys in floral swim caps, so the Twins jump back in the water. Both teams eventually pass.
Remember how Team Rock On switched Detours? They get dropped off at the wrong aquatic center. When they arrive at the correct one, the other teams are gone.
One of the best parts of the episode is the swim coach. When she sees Rock On come out of the locker room, she says (in Russian), "I'm already afraid." And who wouldn't be? She's just spent however long watching two Chippendales run around practically naked, and then she sees these guys who are definitely not Chippendales.
As James and Abba flounder in the water over and over, the Coach looks like she is reevaluating her agreement to judge this strange American television show. She wishes she could fire somebody. When they finally pass, Coach is even happier than they are to see them leave.
The romance of Moscow
The Roadblock takes place on a bridge. The bridge has trees made of padlocks symbolizing eternal love and they are called, oddly enough, Trees of Love. The Roadblocker must choose a tree and a ring of keys, then unlock a series of locks that are attached to a ribbon. Once they unlock the ribbon they'll find the next clue.
This bridge with the trees is a big spot for wedding pictures, there are at least four different wedding parties milling around. It's a pretty big bridge.
Trey takes the Roadblock for Texi and James takes it for the Chipps.
Jaymes leans back on some stairs and eats a protein bar. Later, he sees a woman in a hot pink party dress walk past, and he asks her what club she's going to. She ignores him, and he turns to the camera. "That's Moscow: club gear at 3 in the afternoon."
Spoiler: Trey still doesn't propose
Trey finishes the Roadblock first and they go to the Pit Stop at the Bolshoi Theater. Phil is waiting with an awesome accordion player. Trey and Lexi take first place for the second leg in a row, and he awards them a vacation to Maui. (Phil on Twitter: "You wanted me to say the word SPA this episode, well there you have it.") Then he asks how in love they are on a scale of 1 to 10. Lexi shouts out, "A thousand!!!"
Fight like a married couple, make up like little kids
The Twins have trouble at the Roadblock. They seem to argue a lot. They kind of sound like they always do, but since there are no other teams around to irritate, they just bother each other. When it's over, Twin One says, "I swear you wasted an hour complaining." They both call each other the worst part of the Roadblock.
They arrive at the Pit Stop in third place, after the Chippendales. They aren't happy and tell Phil that they were horrible today. But they aren't arguing. They say they fight like a married couple and make up like little kids, which is better than fighting like little kids and making up like a married couple.
What will Abba lose next, his mind? Too late.
After their relative success at the pool, Rock On heads to the Trees of Love. They tell their cab driver to wait because they think they'll grab a clue and leave. But they don't. After an unspecified amount of time, they decide to release their cab driver and get their stuff. But the cab is gone. Oops.
Abba wonders if they should just give up, but James tells him to work on the locks in case the cab driver is just looping around. James advises the camera, "Don't leave your bags in cabs, kids."
When they finish the Roadblock, the cab still has not appeared. They don't have their passports. (Phil Tweets two rules of the Race: read the clue and hold on to your passport.) They head for the Pit Stop anyway.
In the new cab, Abba moans about the driver. "Where's he going to take us? To a back alley to slit our throats and kill us? That'd be a fitting end to today." Somebody is a Debbie Downer, right?
They are the fourth team to arrive at the Pit Stop, but Phil says they need passports. He gets all stern teacher on them: "You must produce your passports to stay in the Race." They go sit on a fountain and think of how much they hate Moscow.
The rest of the story
Remember Dominate and Goat Farmers? Stranded at the airport? Knowing they're the last two teams, they make a pact to run the leg together as one unit. Is that the sweetest thing you've ever seen? It's like all the evil from last week with the stolen money has been turned around into good. How can anybody hate Abbie and Her Boyfriend?
If you're wondering what will happen if they arrive at the mat together, Phil tweets that they have it covered with video to determine the winner.
Abbie and the Boys get to Moscow, finally. When they read the Detour clue, they want to do Alphabetize because they can work on it all together. Unfortunately the library is already closed, so they have to do Synchronized.
Abbie is ready for choreography because she's a dance teacher. Ryan says that, regardless of the lack of sleep, lack of food, and the emotional distress, adrenaline kicked in. They both have fun and they finish the task.
Brent, unfortunately, has no background in swimming, and he's been hoping to avoid a water task. He doesn't think he can tread water and do movements. Josh tries to help him practice rolls in the pool.
When they perform, the Coach yells at him to "Swim! Swim!" She tells the camera, "He wasn't even swimming, he's like a buoy."
Brent tells Josh that he panics when he swallows water and he can't remember the moves. Coach tells him to swim again.
Abbie and Her Boyfriend sit at the edge of the pool and wait, because they made a deal to run the leg together, and they are awesome.
And then? To Be Continued ...
This is the most mixed-up ending of any episode ever, I think. There are three teams battling for last place and two of them seem hopeless. Will Brent ever survive the swimming? Will Rock On miraculously find their passports? Will Abbie and Boyfriend Ryan wait forever? Nobody knows!
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Fourth installment of the course.
Routine reiteration:
a. Do not get too bogged down by grammar and usage while you learn Sanskrit. Often Sanskrit is considered to be all about mugging up lots of declensions and conjugations and this fears off most students. Instead take is as a natural language. Feel free to make the most blatant grammatical errors so far you are able to convey your message. Develop a feel for the language instead of thinking about grammar.
How did we learn Hindi or English or our mother tongue? Did we learn grammar first or language first? And do we speak these languages in a grammatically correct fashion even today? Why burden Sanskrit with overdose of grammar in very beginning then?
Simply start talking on every other thing in Sanskrit and enjoy the funny pronunciations you make or blatant errors you make in grammar. Have a laugh on that and simply continue. Soon you will develop a natural grip over the language and grammar will be automatically taken care of.
b. Try using Sanskrit words even in your mother language. After all Sanskrit is the mother of all languages. Let the children associate with their Mom and have their foundations strengthened! And in process, your road to mastery of Sanskrit will also be traversed faster.
c. Download a copy of Introduction to Vedas (Hindi) from http://agniveer.com/2045/introduction-to-vedas/ if you know Hindi. This is an amazing text not only to understand Vedic concepts but learn Sanskrit naturally. Because most sections of the book are presented in very simple Sanskrit as well as Hindi. In some sections there are deviations in Sanskrit and Hindi message and it would be a good idea to explore those areas and form the right opinion!
If we find interest in this pilot, we would also work towards web-based live classroom teaching on Sanskrit, a Sanskrit course for Hindi students as well as an expert course on Vedic Grammar. May Ishwar provide us strength for all this.
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This year The Voice of Ireland hit our screens for the first time and now, with only days to go to the big finale, I think it's safe to say it's been a roaring success. With the combined talent of coaches Niall Breslin (Bressie), Brian Kennedy, Kian Egan and Sharon Corr, the show has found, nurtured and showcased some of the best talent our country has to offer.
Last Sunday, I took my daughter along to the live semi-final as a birthday treat but felt I couldn't let the day pass without having a little snoop around and catching up with some people behind the scenes.
Thanks to the lovely Deirdre Crookes who looks after PR for The Voice, I got to wander the corridors and meet the contestants. But before I chatted to them, I decided to have a word with the unsung heroes of the show – the wonderful people who work tirelessly to make sure everyone looks their very best on the night.
My first port of call was the wardrobe room where Ingrid Hoey works her magic to style the coaches, as well as presenters, Catherine and Eoghan.
"I choose most of the clothes well in advance," said Ingrid, who runs the very successful Butterfly Style. "I try to use Irish designers as much as possible to showcase the brilliant talent we have in this country. During the course of the show I've picked outfits from Joanne Hynes, Emma Manley and Natalie B Coleman."
Ingrid had nothing but good things to say about the show and in particular, the coaches, who are lovely to work with. "Bressie is so funny," she said. "We have such a laugh when he comes in here. He also loves his fashion so that makes my job a whole lot easier. They've all worked with stylists before so they're usually happy to trust in my judgement."
Having sneaked a peek at the soon to be worn outfits, I headed off to find the make-up and hair room, where Carol-Ann Mc Guirke was curling, crimping, straightening and transforming the hair of some of the contestants.
I asked her what it was like to work on a show like The Voice. "It's the most amazing show to work on," she said. "It's been challenging too, because there's so much to do, but I've loved every minute of it. I get to see everyone's outfits in advance so we can discuss what hairstyles will suit best."
Carol-Ann, who works in Reds in Dawson Street is no stranger to pressurised jobs as she's worked on hair in London Fashion Week and on ITV's This Morning. She said that The Voice is by far the best thing she's done to date and loves being a part of the show.
I asked Lisa O'Connor, who does make-up, who she likes working with best. "I think I'd have to say Kim," she said. "She has such a beautiful face and with her fabulous red hair, I can experiment with colours on her lips and eyes and the results are often stunning."
As well as working on the show, Lisa is a huge fan and records it to watch when she goes home on Sunday night. "It's so well made," she said. "The contestants are all happy and that's a credit to their coaches who work very hard to make sure everything comes together for them on the night."
With only a couple of hours to go before the live show, I managed to catch up with all eight contestants. Richie Hayes and Alan Fitzsimons from Team Brian were both looking relaxed although both admitted to feeling a little anxious.
"I suffer badly with nerves, to be honest," said Alan. "Tonight's song is very emotional for me but I'm just going to sing my heart out and hope for the best. I'm very lucky to have Brian in my corner. He's been such a brilliant support and I'm really grateful to him for that."
Richie said that the show has gotten rid of a lot of ghosts for him. "It's been a brilliant experience," he said. "I really felt that the blind auditions gave me that chance I'd been looking for. Instead of being put off by my height, or lack of it, the coaches just heard my big voice and I was lucky enough to have been chosen."
Classically trained Vanessa Whelan and stunning red-head, Kim Hayden, were about to go head to head but there was no sign of any tension between them. "We're so lucky to get this far," said Vanessa, a mother of three. "I feel really blessed that I've had this experience and to have Sharon as a coach has been a dream come true."
Kim, who was looking relaxed and happy, agreed with Vanessa. "Sharon is fantastic. I just love the life I'm living at the moment. It's wonderful to wake up in the morning and know you're going to be doing what you love all day."
I found proud, new dad Jim Devine sitting on his own having a quiet moment. After looking at photos of his beautiful four-week old daughter, Ella, I asked him about his time on The Voice. "It's certainly been very full," he laughed. "It's been hard at times, wrenching myself away from my family, especially having a new baby, but it's also inspired me. Kian has been fantastic to work with. He knows everything about the business and is happy to share his experience."
Sharon Gaynor, the other member of Team Kian, has loved her experience on the show too. "I feel privileged to have gotten to the semi-finals no matter what happens after that. I'll walk away with great memories, great friends and, with a bit of luck, a successful career in music."
I couldn't wait to have a chat with the duo from Team Bressie who've been dubbed Ernie and Bert. Pat Byrne and Conor Quinn have become the best of friends and as they sat back, joking and laughing, I knew it was going to be a difficult night, no matter which of them went through.
"In a funny sort of way, I feel a lot of pressure is off us now," said Pat. "We've all done so well to get this far and I honestly feel honoured to be amongst such fabulous talent, even if tonight is the end of the line for me."
Conor agreed. "This experience has been unreal and I've learned so much along the way. If I'm knocked out tonight, I'll be there at the final, cheering all the way for Pat."
The boys said Bressie was a legend and felt thankful to be part of his team. "He knows a lot about the business," said Pat. "And he really 'gets' us both and knows what direction we should be going in."
So it was time for the show to begin and having met all the contestants, I felt anxious about the outcome. No matter what happened, there were going to be four very disappointed contestants at the end of the night. I gladly accepted my title of 'coolest mammy ever' as I managed to nab us some of the best seats in the house and we settled in for the evenings entertainment.
The following hour and a half was packed full of emotion, drama and some of the best vocals I've ever heard. Every single one of the contestants sang their hearts out and it was clearly difficult for the coaches to have to choose between their two acts. But the viewers also had a say because it was the combined score of the coaches' and public vote that determined who stayed and who went.
We were then treated to two fantastic performances from Professor Green and Maverick Sabre, before that nail-biting moment when Catherine announced that the lines were closed and the results were in.
Tensions were high with so much at stake and it was heartbreaking to say goodbye to Sharon, Alan, Kim but the biggest shock of the night was Conor's exit. When I'd asked the contestants earlier, they'd all said that Conor was their biggest competition and that he'd be a deserved winner. But having said that, let's not take away from Pat, who had a stunning performance and truly deserves his place.
As most people queued for the exits, I slipped backstage again to have a word with the coaches and get their reaction to the night's events. First up was Bressie (I do love my job!), who'd just left a very emotional Pat and Conor.
"I'm so proud of the boys," he said. "Both of them have what it takes to make it in this industry and I'm going to make sure I work with both of them no matter what. Pat had a brilliant performance tonight and I really think he could win it. But Conor is, without a shadow of a doubt, a recording artist and I'm going to make sure he records an album."
Personally I love the Foo Fighter's Everlong, and was delighted to hear Conor singing it but I asked Bressie if he thought that it might have been a factor in losing votes for Conor tonight. "I stand by my decision," he said. "We agreed to pick songs that represented them musically rather than just pick big hit songs. These guys ooze integrity when it comes to their music and they deserve to have songs that are the perfect fit for them. They've both proven themselves with big performances over the weeks so tonight we just wanted to strip that all back and hear their clear, honest vocals and that's exactly what they delivered."
If people weren't familiar with Bressie before the show, he's certainly become a household name in the last few months. I asked him how he's enjoyed the whole experience. "I've really enjoyed every minute of it," he said. "The whole process has thought me a lot. I'm used to performing on stage and that's what I love to do but it's been a whole new experience to sit with these other great guys and give critique to acts. But I came on here to find someone with an edge and I've been very lucky to find both Pat and Conor."
Brian Kennedy is surely one of the best voices this country has produced and is a fantastic addition as a coach on the show. I asked him how he felt The Voice of Ireland compares to other talent shows. "The Voice is a very nurturing show," he said. "I think that's what makes it unique. We want to encourage and develop talent – not knock it down, and it's fantastic to see such fabulous Irish talent being showcased.
So has he enjoyed his experience? "It's been great," he said. "I've enjoyed working with the other coaches and we've all become good friends. In fact everyone, from the contestants to the people working behind the scenes, all get on great and there's a wonderful atmosphere here. I've also been heartened to see how Ireland has such an insatiable appetite for music."
Being a big tweeter, I've regularly tweeted Brian with my song suggestions for Alan because I've always believed he has a fantastic voice. How hard was it to say goodbye to him tonight? "It's really hard at this stage," said Brian, "but that's the name of the game. We can all only bring one person through to the final and although I've loved working with Alan, I think Richie is amazing and has the potential to win the show."
I didn't mange to catch up with Sharon but I know she found it very hard to say goodbye to Kim tonight. Kim had a fantastic performance but ultimately, it was the amazing, flawless voice of Vanessa that won out in the end. Sitting close to the stage myself, every hair stood up on the back of my neck when she sang. I think she's a force to be reckoned with and from chatting to the other coaches, I think they may think so too!
Lastly I managed to nab Kian, who's earned a name for himself as the most direct coach, saying it as he sees it. "I know I'm sometimes criticized for it," he said, "but I don't like to beat around the bush. I believe in direct, honest opinions but I don't think I deliver them in a nasty way. I watch these shows all the time and it bugs me when judges aren't honest to contestants. It's so important to give them constructive criticism because most of them are probably going to chase music for the rest of their lives."
And he certainly didn't beat around the bush tonight, awarding Jim with 70% and Sharon with just 30%. "I'll stand by that decision," he said. "Sharon was amazing tonight and is a technically fantastic singer. But Jim was something else. He not only delivered a technically fantastic performance, but the emotion he put into it was stunning. I'm delighted to be taking him through to the final."
So has it been a good experience overall? "It's been a great experience," said Kian. "It took us all a while to settle in but now we're all really good pals. Myself and Brian came into the show not really knowing each other well and having certain opinions but now we're great buddies and probably chat the most out of all of us. I know it's a cliché, but everyone is really cheerful and happy – chummy. Yes, chummy, that's what we all are!"
I asked Kian, Bressie and Brian if they'd hope to come back to do the show again next year and they all answered with a resounding yes, adding that they hadn't yet been asked! So come on Voice of Ireland people, let us know the show is in safe hands again for next year!
So Sunday next, 29th April will see someone crowned as the first winner of The Voice of Ireland. Each of the remaining four contestants have their single available now on iTunes and each download until midnight on Saturday night will count as one vote. Here are the four links – it's not a popularity contest so please vote for your favourite voice and ensure the best man or woman wins!
Pat Byrne – What a Wonderful World
Vanessa Whelan – Who Wants to Live Forever
Jim Devine – The Dance
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so do ppl hate you? Judging by your posts here, you don't seem to particularly stand out.
eh. you seem friendly nuff considering you added Skyler as a friend even though you hardly know him. I've never met someone who compares themselves to me before, so it's nice to know somebody thinks they're as dumb as me. (compliment) Shitposters unite! You said so yourself in Discord you were annoying as Dooms/me. So I said "hi."
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I think it would be a cool idea if you and Chaotic each made a story in reply to mine. Just like, a couple paragraphs worth of Levi explaining the attack to the two of them, or them getting some money to fix the broken parts of the house. Or something like that?
Oh, well thanks man, I get a feeling I can finish it today, I'll try. And yeah, I know what stuff to eat.
I actually made some progress.
GAH! Sorry GRANDMASTER HARU! I'm working on it, sorry man, I've been really sick the past few days and I've been trying to finish it...
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ARLINGTON -- Phillies left-hander Cole Hamels and right-hander Mike Adams are taking important steps in their return to the active 25-man roster.
Hamels, who is on the disabled list recovering from left shoulder inflammation, is scheduled to make a rehab start Sunday with Class A Clearwater. Hamels said he could make just three more rehab starts following Sunday, which would put him on schedule to rejoin the Phillies' rotation around April 26 or 27.
Adams, who is on the DL recovering from right shoulder surgery, makes a rehab appearance Thursday with Clearwater. He hopes to rejoin the Phillies' bullpen by the middle of the month.
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After seven long years, Vhong Navarro reunites with director Bb. Joyce Bernal for his comeback movie Da Possessed. The horror comedy movie also stars Solenn Heussaff in her first film under Star Cinema.
Da Possessed follows the story of Ramon (Vhong Navarro), who fell in love with his beautiful boss Anna (Solenn Heussaff), and was eventually possessed by three revengeful souls.
Also starring some of the country's finest comedians and character actors led by John Sweet Lapus, Empoy, Smokey Manaloto, Beverly Salviejo, Lito Pimentel, Joy Viado, Matet De Leon, Aaliyah Belmoro, and Joey Marquez, Da Possessed will hit cinemas nationwide starting April 19.
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The opening video was a greatly edited piece on TNA champ Jeff Hardy.
James Storm came to the ring and said that he was out here to have a little bit of fun with the fans. He mentioned the attack on last Thursday's Impact Wrestling by Aces & Eights and saw Bobby Roode giving them the thumbs up. He said Roode should have shoved it up his rear end. Storm said he is here to kick Roode's ass before he gets a chance to win the TNA title and have a celebration. He demanded Roode come out and get his ass kicked.
Instead, Frankie Kazarian came out and said that Willie Nelson once sang "Mamas, don't let your babies grow up to be cowboys" and Nelson was specifically talking about Storm. He said that besides AJ Styles, Storm is the biggest man-baby in TNA. Kaz said Storm is a drunk as well, but lately he's been sticking his nose in other people's business, so Kaz has come out to do everyone a service. He told Storm to cut his "dime store Toby Keith" routine and go ride off into the sunshine (well, that's what he said).
Storm said he was sitting backstage all day waiting to cut a promo and that's the best he has to come up with? Storm said he doesn't like the sunshine but drinks the moonshine. The fans chanted for Storm to kick his ass, so Storm invited him to come take Roode's ass-kicking, "if his boyfriend gives him permission." Kaz said he wasn't there to engage in fisticuffs and there was no referee out here.
Storm said that where he is from, he didn't need a referee to whip Kaz's ass. Kaz tried to walk out but a referee made Kaz return towards the ring. They started brawling around ringside with Storm being in control.
They battled into the ring and the match was official.
James Storm vs. Kazarian
Storm used a Lou Thesz Press and beat down Kazarian with a series of right hands. Kazarian came back with a clothesline and smothered Storm against the ropes, standing on his back. Kaz then used his boot to choke Storm in the corner.
Kaz brought Storm to the floor and worked him over, throwing him into the guard rail. He rolled Storm back into the ring for a two count. The crowd chanted for Storm but Kazarian kept nailing him with shot after shot. Kazarian locked in a cravate. He ground down Storm on the mat but The Cowboy fought back with a series of shots to the mid-section.
Storm nailed a series of clotheslines and a flying forearm, followed by a double underhook throw. Kazarian cut him off near the ropes and leapt into the ring for a DDT, scoring a two count. Storm mounted another comeback, nailing an inverted Codebreaker.
Storm rallied the crowd and went for the Last Call superkick but Kaz hid behind the referee. Kaz went for the Fade to Black for Storm rolled through. He went for a clothesline but Kaz ducked and turned into the Last Call superkick. Storm covered the pin.
Your winner, James Storm!
Really fun opener. The promos were great. Kaz has really improved as a talker over the last year and this was a hell of an example of that. Storm came off like a bonafide star in every respect and the impromptu nature of the match felt important. It was a different way to kick off the show and was entertaining.
The announcers reviewed the attack on Jeff Hardy that Bobby Roode orchestrated on Impact last week. They showed footage of each of them arriving at the Impact Zone.
TNA X-Division champ Rob Van Dam vs. Kenny King
They shook hands before the bell.
Van Dam used a standing side headlock early to control King. RVD used a droptoehold to escape a standing hammerlock. King used a rolling pinfall attempt on RVD. The announcers painted this as a dream match for King as RVD's ECW run inspired him.
King nailed several big moves including a martial arts kick, which led to RVD going to the floor and looking impressed. He returned to the ring and nailed King with a round kick to the hamstring. Van Dam nailed a series of kicks. King and Van Dam exchanged a series of armdrags. Van Dam nailed a kick to the quads but was whipped into the corner bt King. RVD kicked him off and went to the top but King nailed a leaping kick. RVD crashed into the railing.
King asked the camera, "Did you see that?" before bringing RVD back to the ring for a two count. He locked in a sitting abdominal stretch, wearing the champion down. RVD used a knee to the face to break the hold. Both men fought to regain their composure. King was covered for a two count, then whipped into the corner. RVD nailed a spinkick for another two count.
RVD was cut off and locked in a combination hammerlock surfboard but was kicked by RVD. Van Dam charged King in the corner but was elevated and dropped on the ropes, crotching himself. King nailed him with a big kick. King covered him for a two count.
King and RVD battled back and forth with punches. King grabbed him and nailed a sideslam. He went for a slingshot splash into the ring but RVD pulled his knees up. King went for a clothesline but RVD absorbed it and nailed one of his one. RVD nailed a somersault into a monkey flip, then nailed Rolling Thunder for another two count.
Van Dam went to the top but was grabbed by King. RVD fought him off and nailed a glancing Ryder Kick. RVD went for the Five Star Frog splash but missed. King went for the Royal Flush but RVD escaped and used a rolling body scissors to capture King and score the pin.
Your winner and still X-Division champion, Rob Van Dam!
A good match. This was a bout designed to make King look stronger by competing hard and taking it to RVD and was one of the more entertaining RVD matches of late. It was good, solid stuff. King showed flashes of nice charisma during his entrance and his comment to the camera.
Jeremy Borash interviewed Christopher Daniels, who was enjoying a big Appletini. He said that he's wrestled AJ Styles more times than anyone else and around the world, and that's fact , not hyperbole. He said that when you look at all the matches that they have had, all of them have just been a prologue for tonight. He said history is written by the victor and history will read that Daniels is the better man, and that's not hyperbole, but fact. Good promo.
TNA Tag Team champions Hernandez & Chavo Guerrero vs. Joey Ryan & Matt Morgan
Holy hell is Morgan tan.
Ryan and Guerrero kicked off the bout. Ryan cut him off with a big right hand but Guerrero came back with a series of uppercuts and right hands of his own. Guerrero nailed him with a short arm clothesline and tagged Hernandez. Hernandez worked over Ryan and tagged Guerrero back in.
Ryan was able to tag Morgan. Hernandez tried to used a drop toehold to no effect. Hernandez tagged in and he and Morgan went shoulderblock to shoulderblock with neither man budging. Hernandez used a series of flying shoulder tackles to knock Morgan backwards but he couldn't take him down. Morgan nailed a roaring clothesline as Hernandez reounded off the ropes.
Ryan tagged back in and ended up in a long standing delayed suplex. The champions took turns tagging in and out, working over Ryan. They whipped him into the corner, followed by Chavo whipping Ryan into a leaping splash.
Hernandez was tricked into arguing with the referee, allowing Morgan to grab Chavo and slam him into the buckles from the outside. Ryan covered Chavo for a two count, then tagged his big man. Morgan used his boot to choke out Chavo. Ryan tagged out and used a neck vice to wear down Chavo.
Guerrero fought back with a series of rights but was nailed with a dropkick as he rebounded across the ring. Ryan held Chavo as Morgan charged for a kick to the mid-section. Morgan choked him against the top rope. Ryan returned to the ring and continued the attack. Chavo tried to fight back but was cut off and nailed with a series of shoulderblocks in the corner. Ryan used a running axehandle on Guerrero, showing respect to former WWF champion Rip.
Hernandez finally makes the hot tag and cleans house on Ryan, who bumped all over for him and took a big backdrop. Morgan tried to distract Hernandez, allowing Ryan to nail him from behind. Ryan still got caught with a tiltowhirl backbreaker. Morgan broke up the pin
Morgan nailed a big suplex on Hernandez. Hernandez worked over Ryan but Morgan nailed him from behind. Chavo hit a missile dropkick on Morgan, who was then clotheslined from behind by Hernandez, going over the top and landing on his feet. Chavo hit a frog splash on Ryan but Morgan pulled the referee out of the ring. The ref called for the DQ.
Your winners by DQ and still TNA Tag Team champions, Chavo Guerrero and Hernandez!
Chavo tried to nail a dive on Morgan but was caught and run into the ringpost. Hernandez, enraged, hit a monster dive over the top on Morgan. Morgan and Ryan backed up, with Morgan promising this wasn't over. Hernandez watched over Guerrero, who was selling a back injury.
OK match. They told a decent story and the monster vs. monster spots were booked perfectly. The dive at the end was a cool visual. This seemed like they were laying down the first chapter for a longer story.
Jeremy Borash interviewed Austin Aries backstage. Aries said that the one question he keeps being asked is why is so upset and concerned about Bully Ray when it's not his business. He said that TNA needs the straw to stir the collective cocktail's drink and that's what he's going to do. Aries says that until justice is served and he gets what is his, he's going to be the squeaky wheel getting the grease. He said, "Mark, Bully, what are you going to do, brother, when Austin-Mania runs wild on you?"
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My friend Ed Martin weighs in, too, on the loss of As the World Turns in a new post immediately following this one.
By Marlena De Lacroix
I broke into tears when I heard that As the World Turns was canceled yesterday. I'm sure many of you did, too. ATWT has been a part of all our lives for so long. I learned so much from it over the years about universal values of love and family. Since its 1956 premiere, it has so reflected the true heart of all Americans.
When I first started watching as a young teen in 1969, I was growing up in Queens, where everyone in my neighborhood was either Jewish or Italian (I was both!). My Italian immigrant grandparents, who loving fed me lasagna on holidays, knew little English. My Jewish immigrant
CBS President Les Moonves apparently doesn't think TV is about the hearts and minds of Americans anymore. Yesterday he had the gall to say that the day of daytime soap operas like ATWT is over. Well, to hell with you, Les Moonves. Love, family and soaps will outlast you and your insults to those who have supported CBS for more than 60 years. ATWT lives!
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Researchers and clinicians are coming to the realization that there is a gender difference in how pain is experienced between men and women. While males and females seem to have comparable patterns of pain in childhood, at puberty certain types of pain become more common in females. And females report a higher pain severity as compared to males after puberty. Some research suggests that one explanation may be that estrogen protects against pain at high levels and enhances or amplifies pain at low levels, consistent with menstrual cycles. However, gender based pain research is in its very early stages, one obstacle being that most basic pain research has been done only on male mice and rats. Researchers are now beginning to understand that, in fact, males and females may process pain very differently due to hormonal and other factors. Dr. Daniel Carr, founder of the Tufts University School of Medicine's Pain Research, Education and Policy Program and an internally recognized expert in pain management recently stated in a Boston Globe article, "The conditions that cause pain affect men and women differently in terms of prevalence and severity." Carr noted that some drugs affect men and women differently, as well as the social and cultural dimension of gender which may modify treatment choices. "Whatever pain therapy one selects should have some flexibility to it", added Dr. Carr.
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It Is All About BTC, LTC, ETH, ZEC mining as well as other alternative crypto currencies
When looking for the best settings for GPUs that will be used for crypto currency mining it is often considered a good practice to optimize them for better efficiency and not for maximum performance. Going for the maximum performance often results is overclocking and thus higher power usage for the extra few hashes, not to mention the additional heat and as a result the overall efficiency may not be as good. If you are looking for the optimal efficiency you will most likely try to reduce the power usage of the GPU to decrease the power usage and heat output and not sacrifice any or at the cost of just a little performance drop. This is exactly what we are going to be doing now with the recently announced Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Founders Edition video card, trying to find the sweet spot in terms of efficient (best hashrate per Watt of power used)…
For the purpose of our tests we are using the latest NiceHash Excavator v1.1.4a miner running on the Equihash algorithm used by Zcash (ZEC). Do note that other algorithms may need different settings for reaching better efficiency than the one tested here. Currently the Equihash algorithm is among the most profitable to mine on Nvidia CUDA GPUs, so we are focusing on it. Since all recent GPUs from Nvidia have both a base operating frequency and a boost operating frequency and the video card is managing the optimal one based on factors such as TDP and temperature it is easy to look for better efficiency just by lowering the TDP limit. This will essentially result in lowering the maximum boost frequency of the GPU and is an easy and very good thing to start from, if you wan to dig deeper you may also try to lower the operating voltage of the GPU in order to further improve the efficiency by lowering the power usage.
In the table above we start with the GTX 1080 Ti running at the maximum TDP level that is allowed with the +20% increase of the Power Limit meaning 250W default TDP + 50W increase or a total of 300W allowed. At this maximum allowed level you cannot expect to be anywhere near the optimum efficiency, not to mention that the GPU may not be able to reach that power usage anyway without further overclocking. We are however going to stay at the default settings and not overclock, playing only with the boost frequency of the GPU by lowering the TDP. The final result showed that the optimum efficiency in terms of hashrate per Watt is with around 60% TDP or about 150W for the GTX 1080 Ti… that is for the Equihash algorithm used by Zcash (ZEC). With that setting the operating frequency of the GPU stays at just a bit shy of 1500 MHz, or to be more precise at the 1480 MHz base operating frequency. What essentially this means is that while the extra Boost frequency may rise the performance you get, the more it scales up, the less efficient the GPU becomes in terms of performance per Watt of power used. No wonder Nvidia has chosen this particular operating frequency as the base one for the GTX 1080 Ti, and the GPU manages to keep it up with a TDP of just 150W for mining the Equihash algorithm. Do note however that other mining algorithms, especially more GPU dependent, may need more power for their efficiency sweet spot on the GTX 1080 Ti.


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