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Ahmednagar (अहमदनगर) is an historical city in Maharashtra state of India. Ahmednagar has more than 500 years history traced as early as in 1490 AD. You can find traces of Nizamshahi, Mughals (Akbar, Shah Jahan, Aurangzeb...) and Peshwas until the British took over Ahmednagar. You will find Persian influence in architectures of Ahmednagar in Nizamshahi period. Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru and Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar have written books in Ahmednagar. The city is 75 miles from Pune/Aurangabad, 165 miles from Mumbai(Bombay), India. The entire Ahmednagar city can be covered in 2 days.
The places to visit in Ahmednagar city are - Ahmednagar fort, City museum (near collector office), bustling markets, Chand bibi tomb, Anand Dham (Acharya Anand Rishi Memorial), Renuka Goddess Temple (Kedgaon), Hume Church (Khist lane), Tank Museum (near Farah Bagh, 9 to 5, free), Saiban (Vilad Ghat region), Ravindranath Tagore Amphitheatre (next to Saiban), Reverend Tilak Memorial (Poet Narayan Waman Tilak, 1861-1919), Hutatma Smarak (Fourth Shivaji Maharaj Memorial), Changez Khan Mahal(now Civil Court near DCV), Gulam Ali (elephant's name) Memorial (next to Bagh-i-Rauza) etc.
The archaeological sites** to visit in city are -
* Damdi Masjid - The Damdi Masjid(Mosque) is built in 1568. The masjid has fascinating deccani style architecture of carved stonework.
* Niyamat Khan's Palace
* Kotla of 12 Imams/Bara Imam Kotla: Kotla Masjid(Mosque) was built by Burhan Nizam Shah in 1537.
* Makka Mosque/Macca Masjid: Rumi Khan constructed two-floor Makka Mosque in the reign of Burhan Nizam Shah I.
* Old tomb near Changiz Khan's Palace
* Sarje Khan's Tomb
* Nizam Ahmed Shah's Tomb (Bagh-i-rauza/Bagh Rauza) - Bagh-i-rauza is a middle eastern style architecture. It is near Delhi Gate. Nizam Ahmed Shah was the founder of Ahmednagar.
* Rumi Khan's Tomb (Pila Ghumat or yellow dome) - It is about 100 yards north of the Kothla.
* Alamgir Dargah - Aurangzeb died in Ahmedngar in 1707. His body rested briefly at Alamgir Dargah, near cantonment (Bhingar). He was later buried at Khultabad, 5 miles north of Daulatabad.
* Chand bibi's palace - Why the tomb of Salabat Khan II is called as Chand bibi's palace is still a challenge for historians/archaeologists. The gothic arches and ceilings of palace are very highly finished. Chand bibi (Chand Sultana), a daughter of Hussain Nizam Shah I and sister of Burhan, is a subject of many fabulous legends in Ahmednagar. Chand bibi was brave like Joan of Arc in battles. She defended Ahmednagar against the mighty armies of Akbar (Mughals). She was killed in 1600 by few of her own short-sighted people branding her as traitor (rumour?). You can see her portrait painted by Persian artist in Bijapur (in Karnataka) museum. She was married to Adil Shah I of Bijapur.
There are four visible festivals in Ahmednagar city you can witness as traveler - Ganesh Festival (Hindu, in August/September), Tabut festival (Muharrum, Islamic, month varies), Navratri/Dasara (Hindu, in October),and Makar Sankrati (Kite-flying, in January). In Ganesh festival, several Ganesh groups(mandal) work on decoration(dekhava/aaras) on various themes - primarily mythological and cultural, to attract viewers to celebrate the community spirit of festival. The last 3 days (out of 10 days) of Ganesh festival are interesting - The 8th and 9th days are good to watch decoration(dekhava/aaras). There is a fixed route for immersion(visarjan) parade of last (10th) day. The immersion parade is a fun experience to take pictures or shoot video, immersing in local culture and people and cherish your memories. Muharram is the first month of Islamic calendar. In Tabut festival of Muharram, devotees beat themselves and inflict wounds on body, in mourning of Hazrat Imam Hussain and his people- who fell at Karbala, carrying the decorated tabut/tazia (bamboo and paper replicas of mausoleum of the martyrs) chanting "Ya Hussain" repeatedly. Navaratri/Dasara festival is also celebrated by visiting Durga/Renuka goddess temples in Kedgaon/Burhannagar. Makar Sankranti is just fun for kids to fly small kites up in the sky. Kite-flying also becomes a nerve-wracking sport of cutting others' kites in sky. Check the local calendars for exact dates of festivals since they change every year.
The mode of transport to reach Ahmednagar is primarily bus (Maharashtra State Highways- 10, 60, 141) or railway. The city can be covered within 10 sq. miles. The center of the city can be covered in 3 miles. Once you reach city, rent bicycle to see the city. Renting moped/motorcycle could be bit difficult. There are auto rickshaws here instead of taxies/cabs. Biking(bicycling) is the best option to navigate city. You can visit morning markets at Maliwada, Chitale Road, Gunj Bazaar. Also, if you want to buy clothes, visit Kapad(clothing) Bazaar.
Within 60-70 miles span, the places you can visit in Ahmedngar district are Bhandardara(hill station, Mount Kalsubai, Wilson Dam, Randha Waterfall), Shirdi (Sai baba), Arangaon/Meherabad(Meherbaba tomb, Amartithi week celebration - Jan. 31), Ralegan Shindi (aka Ralegan Siddhi - model village for environmental conservation), Harishchandragad (for trekking), Siddhatek (Karjat, Ganesh temple, Ashtavinayak), Shani Shingnapur (no door/lock village, famous Shani Temple), Hast-Behast (8 Paradises) Bagh aka Faijbaksha mahal, Elephant Well - Hatti Barav (Jamkhed Road), Meherazad (towards Shendi/Savedi Region), Burhan nagar (Ambika/Tulja Goddess Temple, Fair on 3rd day of Navratri), Kapurwadi lake, Mirawali Mountain, Dongargan, Panjarpol (cattle/cow conservation), Rameshwar (Pleasant Waterfall, Hemadpanti Temple, near Jamkhed ), Chondi (Jamkhed Taluka, birthplace of Ahilyabai Holkar, Shiv Temple), Ideal Villages (Ralegan Siddhi [Anna Hazare], Hiware Bazaar [Popat Pawar]), Akole (Agasti Ashram), Newasa (Saint Dnyaneshwar Temple, Mohiniraj Temple), Madhi (Kanifnath memorial), Pathardi (Mohotadevi Temple, Vrudheshwar), Vambori (Hemadpanti Temple), Karjat (Rehakuri/Rehekuri Wildlife Sanctuary), Maldhok{bustard} Bird/Wildlife Sanctuary (both in Ahmednagar and Solapur district regions, bird watching).
If you want to know more about history of Ahmednagar, do visit the museum in Ahmednagar city and ask for a book written by historian - Mr. Suresh Joshi. The book is written in Marathi language. The book may be translated in English. Ahmednagar museum has a good collection of historical documents, manuscripts, coins, historical paintings, ancient statues etc. You can read/preview books about Ahmednagar online here.
Be patient and be prepared for driving/biking with no traffic signals, no road names, asking people for directions etc. It will be messy and crowded traveling experience. There are Internet Cafes in Ahmednagar that would cost you around a dollar for 2-hour slow (at most 256 kbps) access. Be prepared to bargain in shops. I would recommend you to buy grilled groundnuts with shells, sugarcane juice, hot ginger tea (chai/chaha) from street hawkers.
If you know any farmers in nearby city, you probably can attend Hurda Party. Hurda basically is a grilled/roasted grain (green tender jwar/jwari, not corncob) freshly taken from farm. You add salt and lime to it. I haven't seen camping/renting farmhouse in rural Ahmednagar. You can attend tamasha in rural Ahmednagar if it is scheduled in village/town. Tamasha is a dying folk art in rural Maharashtra. Just like any play in theater, tamasha is performed live by artists with the mixture of crude humor (political/religious), songs (lavani), play(vag-natya), and dance in open space. You need to have understanding of Marathi language and local culture to understand tamasha. If you take a friend (in rural Ahmednagar) with you, he/she will help you out to learn more about it.
I am not sure college/school hostels are available for rent in summer holidays. Try to live in a house of friend rather than hotel. That will give you direct interaction with the community. Friend/s will also help you to communicate with citizens since most people speak Marathi language. Friends/Citizens can also learn about your culture. It is a cool laid-back disorganized experience of understanding the culture of towns in Maharashtra.
In case you are into volunteer travel, some of social and developmental challenges of Ahmednagar are mentioned here. You could visit villages in Ahmednagar to work on projects like - Solar Energy, Sustainable Farming, Teaching, Children, Poverty, creating global awareness, Speak English etc.
Presently, there is no detailed travel/guide book (specific to Ahmednagar) available on web/market. Don't buy any quick-buck making commercial printed book related to Ahmednagar travel, stick to Internet. Ahmednagar has dry climate/weather, almost all year. The major part of summer (April - June) is hot (40s °C or 110s °F). The intermittent short (may be an hour at most) spell of rainfall in rainy season (monsoon) is from June till September. The best time to visit Ahmednagar is between November and March. Marathi alphabet is similar to Hindi. So, reading road names/signs should be easier if you can read Hindi. Feel free to speak in basic English. You will get answers in one word like yes, no or some body language. Wear cotton or light woolen clothes in modest manner that covers all your body, no jacket is needed. The power/electricity in India is 230v, 50Hz. Make sure that you have adopters for your electronics (e.g. laptop). Read signs at religious places carefully. If you are a woman, don't travel alone; travel with friends. Watch fellow citizens for following traffic rules or crossing roads. Don't drive if you are from North America or drive at right hand side. You can get basic first aid kit in pharmacy (medical store). Get mosquito repellent cream/net/coil. Drink/Keep plenty of purified mineral water. Follow and teach guidelines of ecology while traveling. Travel with the burning desire to learn and bringing cultures together, rather than just observe.
(Note:Rauza is a Persian term for mausoleum. Here is the list of same words spelled differently that have same meaning in this article. Ahmednagar = Ahmadnagar; Bagh = Baugh, Bag; Farah Bagh = Faria Bagh, Feria Bagh; Mughals = Mugals, Moghals, Mogals; Damdi=Damri; Rauza = Roza, Roja; Makka=Makkah, Mecca, Macca; masjid = musjid; deccan = dakkhan;Nizam Ahmed Shah = Nizam Ahmad Shah,Malik Ahmad Shah Bahri,Malik Ahmad Shah, Nizam Ahmed Shah Bahri. Local tourists may explore- Do boti Chira(two-finger print like handprint), St Hume Memorial Church, St John Catholic Church, St. Anna/Anne/Ann Church, Mirikar Wada, Patwardhan wada, Kukade Wada, Kavi Jang Mahal, Parsi agiary(fire temple) in Ahmednagar city. If you want to read about old Ahmednagar, refer to latest edition of Gazetteer of the Bombay Presidency - Ahmednagar, Vol XVII, originally published (download, 65MB, 779 pages, may have missing pages) in 1884. Click on images to see them in bigger size. All the pictures in this article are taken by Harshad). Check more pictures of Ahmednagar by clicking here


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Popular culture and highbrow culture typically ignore one another and the links between them have seldom been explored. Walt Disney's feature-length animated films, from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs in 1937, until The Jungle Book in 1967, are striking examples of reciprocal influence of these two cultures. Taking this approach, the exhibition brings together original drawings from the Disney studios and the works and creations of Western art which inspired them.
After Paris, Once Upon a Time, Walt Disney will travel to the Musée des Beaux-Arts, Montréal, where it will be on view from 8 March to 24 June 2007.
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For the second straight game, Mets manager did not go to lefty specialist Tim Byrdak against a left-handed hitter in Robinson Cano with the game on the line. I realize the Mets had only one lefty reliever at the time (today they brought up Justin Hampson).
It's a nine-inning game, and where is it written the moment-of-decision must come in the ninth inning? It very well could have come down to the ninth inning without a lefty reliever, but I don't want Miguel Batista to pitch to Robinson Cano.
The Mets have lost two straight games because they withheld using their left specialist. Hoping Terry Collins picks up on that.
Here's more Mets notes:
* To make room on the roster for Hampson. the Mets designated for assignment Vinny Rottino. No comment from Rottino, but if you're him and you know you're the 25th man on the roster you couldn't feel comfortable seeing the bullpen and knowing they needed to add.
* Frank Francisco's strained left oblique landed him on the disabled list. I reiterate it is possible he was injured because he was overthrowing Friday night, perhaps to back up his "chickens" comments. Again, so stupid. Why antagonize a team like the Yankees who have the ability to pulverize you without any added incentive?
* Thank goodness the Mets got somebody to take that chicken off their hands. Now I can sleep nights.
* Dickey's ERA rose to 2.31 after giving up five runs. He's still a favorite to start the All-Star Game. Another candidate is Washington's Stephen Strasburg. It is interesting to compare the two. Strasburg is the All-World talent with a golden future, while Dickey is the inspirational underdog.
ON DECK: Wrigley Field.


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Closing out storied career, Chipper has no regrets
A sure-fire Hall of Famer and one of the greatest switch-hitters the game has known, Jones seemed destined to limp off into the sunset after drilling a walk-off homer in Game 7 of the World Series.
Instead, Jones exited the Braves' clubhouse on Friday night seemingly shell-shocked by what had transpired in a 6-3 loss to the Cardinals in the National League's one-game Wild Card playoff. He committed a costly throwing error in St. Louis' three-run third inning and was limited to a broken-bat infield single in five at-bats.
"I wanted to come out here and play well," Jones said. "Today, my heart is broken not for me, my heart is broken for my teammates and my coaching staff, and all these fans that have been so great to us this year.
"But I'll be OK. It's just one of those things. You come to the park, and I walk out of here knowing that I brought it every single day. I think when you walk out of here knowing that you brought it every day, it makes walking away on the final day a little bit easier."
When Jones thinks about his final day in a Major League uniform, he will think about the 19-minute delay that occurred as fans threw objects on the field to protest an eighth-inning infield fly ruling. And he will remember the errant throw he made after grabbing Matt Holliday's tailor-made double-play grounder in St. Louis' three-run fourth.
"If I had to do it all over again, I probably would have double-clutched and made sure I got a four-seam grip," Jones said, "and give [Dan] Uggla a little more time to get to second base and give myself a better opportunity to make a truer throw."
While Jones chose to shoulder the blame for the season-ending loss, his teammates recognized the fact that this ending did not seemingly make sense.
With his parents and two of his sons waiting, Jones was one of the first to dress and exit the clubhouse. But before he did, he received a hug from Michael Bourn and many of his teammates who came to recognize this legendary figure as a friend and leader.
"Everybody in this town loves him, and we're going to miss him dearly," Uggla said. "It's going to be different with him not being here next year."
Over the past few weeks, Jones has made it known that his aching body has continued to tell him that he is making the right decision to retire. As he was traveling to Turner Field for Friday's game, he once again received confirmation.
"I was riding in with my mom and dad today, and I turned around and told my dad, 'This is why I know I'm ready to go. I'm not even nervous,'" Jones said. "I don't know whether that is being prepared, you know, and being confident. But usually, first game of the playoffs, I'm nervous before the workout the day before."
Jones will enter retirement owning the Atlanta Braves' record in most major offensive statistical categories. On the all-time list among all switch-hitters, he ranks fifth in hits, third and home runs and second in RBIs.
When fans think of switch-hitters, Jones will rank right there with Eddie Murray and his father's childhood idol, Mickey Mantle.
Jones' place in baseball lore places him with the elite of the elite.
Stan Musial, Babe Ruth, Ted Williams, Lou Gehrig and Jones are the only players in Major League history to record at least 2,500 hits, 1,500 walks, 1,500 runs, 500 doubles, 450 home runs and 1,500 RBIs while hitting .300 with a .400 on-base percentage and a .500 slugging percentage.
But in fitting fashion, Jones was forced to walk away with one last memory of baseball's ability to humble even the greatest of players.
"Walking away my last game, you certainly don't want to go [1-for-5] and make an error that loses the season for your ballclub," Jones said. "That will be something I'll have to deal with in the days to come."


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By JOHN FLOWERS
RIPTON — Ripton residents, still struggling to secure federal aid to repair local roads, culverts and bridges hammered by last month's flood, are now finding themselves taking on Washington, D.C., over the loss of yet another public asset: Their local post office.
Like the June 14 storm that swept away portions of North Branch Road and several of its connectors, last week's post office closing came suddenly, stunning the more than 200 residents and businesses leasing mail boxes in the Ripton Country Store.
"A lot of people in the community are very upset," said resident Paul Bortz.
So upset, that more than 170 people have signed a petition titled "Save the Ripton Post Office," and more than 100 people rallied at a meeting on Tuesday evening to see what could be done to save their post office.
First came a sign in the store on Wednesday, June 25, stating closure of the small office was imminent. The next day, each box holder received a letter signed by East Middlebury Postmaster Sean T. Donahue confirming the Ripton Post Office would end what locals believe has been a more than 150-year run on Friday, June 27. The letter indicated that service was being transferred to the East Middlebury Post Office.
Adding to the shock for residents was the fact that the letter gave no explanation for the switch, other than "the Ripton Contract Post Office has provided the USPS with their termination notice effective Friday, June 27, 2008, at 5:30 p.m. As of June 28, 2008, we will no longer be delivering mail to the Ripton Contract Post Office."
Donahue declined to comment and referred all questions to U.S. Post Service public relations office in New Hampshire.
By ANDY KIRKALDY
VERGENNES — Vergennes aldermen on Monday approved municipal spending for the July-to-June fiscal year that, combined with taxes needed to back school spending, required a 3.6 percent increase in the city's residential property tax rate.
Aldermen set the new overall residential property tax rate at $1.7454 per $100 of property value, up by roughly 6 cents from the 2007-2008 rate of $1.6846.
They said that increase will require about $120 a year more in taxes for a home assessed at $200,000, or $30 per quarterly payment.
Aldermen also set the new city budget at about $1.54 million, an increase of about $102,000, or roughly 7 percent, from a year ago.
Most of the 6-cent hike to the tax rate was driven this year by city spending: more than 3.7 cents of that increase came from the municipal base rate of 60.29 cents, which includes a small amount needed to pay for voter-approved property tax reductions for disabled veterans. Last year's municipal portion of the overall property tax rate was 56.35 cents.
The school tax portion of the overall rate for homeowners rose by about 2.35 cents to $1.1425 cents. The combination of the school and municipal hikes creating the overall increase.
As is the case statewide, the non-residential tax rate will be higher. In Vergennes, the overall commercial rate will be $1.8379 per $100 of property value, an increase of about 7.1 cents.
That hike will translate to an increase of more than $140 a year per $200,000 of assessed value.
Aldermen said City Manager Renny Perry did well to hold the line on city spending considering rising fuel, energy, salt, paving and insurance costs.
By CYRUS LEVESQUE
NEW HAVEN — Residents of New Haven on Tuesday voted to spend almost $600,000 to build a new town hall and rejected a proposal to allow commercial development on a Route 7 parcel.
By Australian ballot, residents were opposed, 192-126, to a proposal to change the New Haven land use map so that a 30-acre parcel on the west side of Route 7 just south of Belden Falls Road would be zoned "Commercial Highway," rather than "Rural Agricultural-10 acre."
The southernmost 10 acres of that parcel is already zoned for commercial development and is the site of Ethan Allen Highway Storage. The family of Steve Dupoise owns the storage business and the entire 30 acres.
Dupoise said during informational meetings before the recent vote that if the change was approved he planned to sell a 5-acre piece of the land to Town and Country Homes, a Vergennes business that sells modular homes. He had not announced plans for the remaining 15 acres that would also be opened up for development.
Not surprisingly, Dupoise was disappointed in the outcome of Tuesday's balloting.
"It's kind of a sad day when you own a piece of property … and somebody else says what you're going to do with it," he said on Wednesday morning.
Dupoise declined to comment in detail on his plans now that the petition failed.
"I'm not sure I want to divulge that at this point in time," he said.
Dupoise said he might consider an agricultural use of the land, since that is what it's zoned for, or he might try to get the status of the land changed again in the next renewal of the town plan about three years from now.
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Duo Johnnyswim :: Joined At The Hip (On Stage & Off)
Singing duos? What? Are there any anymore? Well, there is a singing pair - Amanda Sudano and Abner Ramirez of Johnnyswim - married to each other, that may be starting a new trend in singing duos.
Why? Well simply put, they're that good. Taking you back to a time when music was "real" music, Johnnyswim's new EP "Heart Beats" soothes the soul and strikes deep to the bone. Their voices blend together with such harmony, you can't help but think that these two were meant to make music together. Folk, soul, blues and pop may be words used to describe the music they write and play, but does real good music even need a description?
Meeting as young adults while living in Nashville, Sudano and Ramirez paired their common music interests after working together in a songwriting workshop conducted by Abner. "We both had so many different music influences growing up," says Amanda, who happens to be the daughter of music legends Donna Summer and musician/songwriter Bruce Sudano.
Having made a number of independent recordings in the past 8 years,
Johnnyswim signed a record deal with Big Picnic Records to get the distribution of their music they needed. "We decided after working with different producers to do something on our own. So we got a microphone and laptop and recorded 'Home Vol. I'," said Abner. He goes on to say,
"It gave us the leverage to get the kind of record deal that we wanted." It also got them noticed by other prominent artists like Emeli Sande. Sande took notice: Johnnyswim recently completed 4 dates on the British singer's recent tour as her opening act.
Before heading to San Francisco for their show at the world renown Yoshi's on Nov. 13, I had the pleasure of chatting with Johnnyswim about where their name came from, their new EP "Heart Beats" and its title track's beautiful music video, being married in life and in music, the advantages to being genre diverse, and the experience of performing with Emeli Sande.
Name remains a mystery
BeBe: I've heard the JAWS story, and I've heard the goldfish story in reference to how you came up with your group name Johnnyswim. So, I want to know what I have to do during this interview to get the real story? (we all laugh)
Amanda: I don't know? People don't get to hear the real story. Well, honestly, some do because we'll slip it in and throw in pieces of the truth in the mix ever-so-often. But, we have to keep the mystery.
BeBe: The descriptions used to introduce your music have been vast and many and include words like folk, soul, blues and pop. Have you found it harder in the music industry as artists because there isn't one genre of music that you fit in? You know how the industry tries to put artists in some specific category.
Abner: I think it's a really cool time for music right now. You don't have to rely on the 'suits' that have made music decisions for decades on who is popular or who gets the push. That power is in the people's hands. Whoever is listening gets to help (make the decisions). You don't even need the machine of the old school music industry which was really dependent on specific genres. We're lucky to be having our wind in our sails at this moment when you're not dependent on that. It's perfect time to make your own category. You don't have to try and fit in the old ones. We find it exciting. We can make the music we want. We get to experiment.
Amanda: We both had so many different music influences growing up. When we first started there weren't that many duets out there. All people could think of was Sonny and Cher when they would try to put us in a musical category. The first 2 or 3 years, we listened to the opinions of others when it came to what they thought of us as. But then we decided we were doing this because we love it, so we are going to do what we want to do. We decided that we would develop ourselves and see what comes out without putting restrictions on us.
Joined at the hip
BeBe: On your YouTube channel you have the New Music Mondays. Is that representative of how much music you are in fact writing?
Amanda: For a long time when we first moved to California from Nashville, we would just sit around and write songs. Some of them would make it into our shows. I think we first consider ourselves as songwriters.
BeBe: You guys are not only a musical duo, but two people joined at the hip in life. So when you are writing songs, from whose perspective are you writing? Is it Amanda's or Abner's perspective or a true collaborative effort all around?
Amanda: Normally, Abner will come up with music and I'll just start singing along. Other times he will say he has an idea for a song and let's flush it out a little bit. Most of the time for me, I'll have a lyrical idea and if it works we will put some music to it. So, it is very collaborative.
Abner: One of the good things about being married and working together, is that we around each other so much that if we are somewhere that ignites a creative idea, we can immediately get to the business of writing a song. We don't have to wait for a Tuesday writing session or whatever. One of our greatest goals with our music is that it is always honest. It's easier for us to achieve that goal because we are tied together in every way.
About escape
BeBe: Your new EP 'Heart Beats' has a beautiful music video to accompany the title track. But, I want to know why is Amanda doing all the physical work in the video? (a roar of laughter follows)
Amanda: Can I get an Amen on that?
BeBe: She is being submerged in a tub full of water. She's running through the woods. She falls backwards into a lake. And, Abner, you are just walking around looking all cute. What is going on here?
Abner: I was taking more of a managerial role in the video.
BeBe: I do love the video's serenity. Who came up with the concept for the 'Heart Beats' music video?
Abner: Literally the first thing that came to mind was production value. How on a low budget can we get the most bang for our buck? So that means, you gotta go outside! We worked with a friend of ours, Anthony Matula. He and his wife, Laura, also collaborate in business as well, so it was pretty cool for us to collaborate with another couple. He's a short film director, and his wife helps produce all the on set stuff. We spent a month with them just talking concept.
Amanda: They are based out of Nashville, so we called them and said we have one day to do this video and a limited budget. What can we do? We started sending pics back and forth because we needed a horse; we needed a farm; we needed a pond. And somehow, they managed to find a property in Eagleville just outside of Nashville. The owner was sweet to let us run around his property. Excuse me, let 'me' run round the property. (we laugh)
Abner: The song is about escape. A feeling of wanting to get away from everything. Amanda came up with the first lyric line (of the song) 'I want to run where no one will follow me.' With our concept, we needed to find space. Then we added a romantic aspect to it.
BeBe: You released three of the singles ('Heart Beats,' 'Adelina' and 'Annie') that appear on the 'Heart Beats' EP back in 2012. It obviously took awhile for this EP to come together as a collective body of work. What was the delay?
Abner: 'Home Vol. I' was our early EP release in 2012. We made that in our guest room. We were still at a crossroads with our career, at that time. We were playing only a few concerts after chasing this thing for 12 years. We've been doing this since we were 18. We decided after working with different producers to do something on our own.
So we got a microphone and laptop and recorded 'Home Vol. I,' which included those 3 songs that are also on our new EP. 'Home Vol. I' really created work for us. It provided an opportunity to show that we can do something of value on our own. It gave us the leverage to get the kind of record deal that we wanted with Big Picnic Records (distributed by SONY/Red). They thought there was more life in 'Heart Beats' and the other singles than we gave them on 'Home Vol I.' So, we got with another producer Josiah Bell and co-wrote a couple more songs, 'Make' and 'Don't Let It Get You Down' and put out this EP together.
BeBe: I know you have been making the talk show circuit recently and 'Don't Let It Get You Down' has been the song you've been performing. Is that the next single?
Abner: It's funny because you caught us right when we are recording our full-length album which is due to come out in March 2014, and we had always scheduled the first single release from the album to be in January 2014. But, there is a song that we really love that we've just begun performing called 'Diamonds' that could very well be the title track of the album. So, we are at this place where we want to release 'Don't Let It Get You Down' but maybe it'll be 'Diamonds.'
BeBe: Speaking of performing, you guys were recently on tour opening for the incredible Emeli Sande.
Amanda: She is so amazing!
BeBe: The pairing of you with her to me is genius. Your styles of music are similar. And with her meteoric rise over the past year, your appearance with her has had to have a positive effect on the growth of your fan base, adding folks from her audiences. How was your experience performing with her?
Amanda: It was such fun! We did a handful of shows, and they were some of the bet crowds we've played for. Her audience is so exquisite. They are, first of all, well-dressed (this coming from a Luis Vuitton model and second-place finisher in Vogue's Special Edition Best Dressed feature). And, they are musically diverse and great listeners, which was really fun for us. The got the stories we told about the songs. They got involved with the dynamics of the song. Audiences sometimes forget that they are the third member of the band. They made it so much fun for us to perform. Performing for a crowd coming to see Emeli Sande was like dream come true.
Johnnyswim will be performing at Yoshi's in San Francisco on Nov. 13. (Go to :Yoshi's website for more information and tickets.)
Upcoming performances for Johnnyswim include the following:
Nov 17
Uncasville, CT
Mohegan Sun, Wolf Den
Dec 1
Nashville, TN
3rd & Lindsey (Lightning 100 live broadcast)
Dec 17
Houston, TX
The Mucky Duck
For updates on Johnnyswim's 2014 album release and concert schedule, follow them at www.Johnnyswim.com
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As an actress, BeBe was introduced to film with a lead role in the independent film "Under One Sun" with her character dealing with religious, racial and gender issues. Additionally, she appeared in the campy musical "Devious, Inc" (Australian Film Festival, San Francisco Short Film Fest) also adding additional vocals to the musical soundtrack. Both of these performances led to her selection for a lead role in Aisha Media's next short film series, "Con-tin.u.um" to be released in 2012.


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Division I (The Sciences) has announced the following awards given at a recent Student Honors, Awards, and Prizes Chapel held at the College.
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• Norman E. Treves Science Award: Ryne A. Gorsuch
Established by Dr. Norman E. Treves, a 1915 Wabash graduate, the Treves award is given to a senior concentrating in Division I (biology, chemistry, mathematics and physics) who has shown the greatest progress academically and as an individual during his junior year.
• Ernest G. Carscallen Prize in Biology: Nicholas S. Gregory and Ryne A. Gorsuch
The Ernest Carscallen Prize was created by Professor and Mrs. George C. Carscallen in memory of their son. The cash prize is awarded to an outstanding biology major in the senior class.
• Eliot C. Williams Undergraduate Prize in Biology: Lincoln E. Smith
The Williams Prize is in memory of Professor Williams who served the College and the Biology Department from 1948 to 1983. It is awarded to an undergraduate student who is majoring in biology.
• Edgar C. Britton Memorial Award in Chemistry: Syud M. Ahmed and Steven D. Rhodes
The Edgar C. Britton Memorial Award in Chemistry is a cash prize presented to a senior chemistry major selected by the faculty for his promise in graduate study. It was established in memory of Edgar C. Britton, who attended Wabash as a member of the Class of 1915.
• Underwood Award in Chemistry: Cory L. Norman
The Underwood Award is presented to the junior student majoring in chemistry who, in the opinion of the department, is most deserving. The cash award was established by Mr. J. E. Underwood, Jr., and is in memory of his mother and of his father, Class of 1911.
• CRC Press Chemistry Achievement Award: Jonathan D. O'Donnell
• George E. Carscallen Prize in Mathematics: Matthew C. Feipel
The George E. Carscallen Prize was named in memory of Professor Carscallen, who taught mathematics at Wabash nearly 40 years, the cash prize is awarded to an outstanding mathematics major in the senior class.
• J. Crawford Polley Mathematical Writing Prize: Feng Mai
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• Thomas A. Cole Biology Alumni Prize: Evan G. Johnson
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• Harold Q Fuller Prize in Physics: Haris S. Amin
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• Howell Chemistry Award: Hieu M. Dam, Alex M. Nolan, Cory L. Norman, Shenil Shah, and Richard V. Scheer
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Champions in 2008, EB/Streymur held their nerve on the final day of the season to claim their second Faroese First Division title, after losing out on penalties to Víkingur in the cup.
Champions: EB/Streymur
Hedin Askham's charges found their feet after a sluggish start, before surrendering top spot to KÍ Klaksvík at the midway stage following a run of five points from as many games. They soon wrestled back the initiative, yet shackled by apprehension, were overhauled at the summit with three games remaining, this time by ÍF Fuglafjørður. ÍF also lost their composure, however, and their goalless draw with relegated B68 Toftir paved the way for EB/Streymur to capture the title, which they did by taking maximum points from their remaining two matches. Askham said losing in the Faroese Cup final was a key moment in their league-winning run, explaining: "It maybe had the advantage that we became even more focused on the league, and I believe that it was the spur that turned us into Faroese champions."
Cup final: Víkingur 3-3 EB/Streymur (Víkingur win 7-6 on pens)
Appearing in their sixth successive final, having won all but one of the previous five, EB/Streymur took the lead through Jónhard Frederiksberg on 31 minutes, but the Gota and Leirvik side recovered after the interval and Hans Jørgen Djurhuus headed them level. EB/Streymur reclaimed the initiative through a Levi Hanssen penalty before Víkingur captain Atli Gregersen converted at the other end to make it 2-2 with 14 minutes left. EB/Streymur led for a third time four minutes into extra time but Pætur Dam Jacobsen was sent off and Víkingur equalised through Hjartvard Hansen.
After ten penalties it was 4-4 and, as sudden death began, Bárdur Hansen missed Víkingur's sixth effort only for EB/Streymur goalkeeper René Tórgard to blast the next one over. Erling Jacobsen scored Víkingur's seventh, with striker Arnbjørn Hansen then failing to find the target as the Faroese Cup was decided on spot kicks for the first time. The game was described as one of the best football matches in the nation's history.
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EB/Streymur – UEFA Champions League first qualifying round
ÍF Fuglafjørður – UEFA Europa League first qualifying round
HB Tórshavn – UEFA Europa League first qualifying round
Víkingur – UEFA Europa League first qualifying round
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Player of the year: Clayton Soares do Nascimento (ÍF Fuglafjørdur)
The official player of the year will not be announced until 20 October but the 33-year-old forward is a strong contender among the three nominees to scoop the award. Having not begun the season as a regular starter, he Brazilian hit peak form on 12 May when registering a hat-trick in a 4-1 victory against HB Tórshavn. From there, he never looked back, blitzing a further 19 goals to top the charts at the end of the season, equal with KÍ's Páll Klettskard. ÍF missed the title but it was their best finish since their sole league win in 1979. "Of course, we were a bit disappointed that we couldn't hold on to first place, but I think second is OK," said Clayton Soares.
One to watch: Hallur Hansson (HB Tórshavn)
The 20-year-old was the fulcrum of HB's dynamic midfield and consequently earned a move to Danish Super League side Aalborg BK a month before the end of term. Hansson made his senior debut for the Faroe Islands against Iceland in August and shone sufficiently to start against Germany in a FIFA World Cup qualifier a month later.
Surprise package: KÍ Klaksvík
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Leading scorers: Clayton Soares do Nascimento, ÍF Fuglafjørdur & Páll Klettskard, KÍ Klaksvík (22)
Relegated: FC Suðuroy, B68 Toftir
Promoted: 07 Vestur, AB Argir
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The Houston Dynamo officially announced on Thursday that former Revolution midfielder Steve Ralston will join the team as an assistant coach.
Ralston, who served as a player-coach for AC St. Louis earlier this year, retired before New England's final SuperLiga game against Morelia on Tuesday. The MLS original will be taking the place of longtime assistant John Spencer, who left the Dynamo last week for personal reasons.
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"He's been a fantastic player over the years," said Dynamo head coach Dominic Kinnear, who played with Ralston for three seasons with the Tampa Bay Mutiny. "Being friends with him, we've talked soccer a lot, and I have a lot of respect for his views on the game. He's a person of excellent character, and he's very honest and loyal, and for me that makes a great addition to the staff."
Dynamo players were equally excited about their new assistant coach, who enters with the respect of several veterans that he has played against over the years.
"I think it's great," Dynamo midfielder Brad Davis said. "He's been a great ambassador to this league and a great player, and I think he's got a great soccer mind."
Davis has known Ralston for several years, as they both come from the same city and share several similar interests.
"He's a St. Louis guy who I've hung out with quite a bit," noted Davis. "He's a big outdoors guy as well, so I think he'll enjoy it [in Houston]. He'll definitely be looking forward to taking the next step, and I know he's wanted to coach. I'm looking forward to it, since I think he's a great guy and the guys will really like him."
Ralston's MLS résumé is second to none. He is the career Major League Soccer leader in games, starts, minutes played, and assists. The seven-time All-Star has been instrumental to the New England Revolution's success over the last nine years, including four appearances in the MLS Cup final.
"In terms of MLS experience, I don't think there is anyone out there that has done what he's done," defender Bobby Boswell said. "Bringing someone in with that type of knowledge and experience is great for everyone, and I know that he and coach Dominic Kinnear have been good friends for years, so we're excited to have him on board."
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Gazidis ready to spend after cup exit
Arsenal chief executive Ivan Gazidis has apologised to Gunners fans for the Capital One Cup humiliation by Bradford and promised that Arsene Wenger has significant money to spend, according to the club's supporters trust.
Gazidis met members of the Arsenal Supporters' Trust (AST) on Wednesday night where he was pressed on the deepening crisis at the club.
AST spokesman Tim Payton said: "He said it (the Bradford defeat) wasn't good enough and apologised for the result. He also thanked away fans for their support and said Arsenal will put that right, and confirmed that significant funds are available for transfers."
The AST have long supported the Gunners' prudent financial approach but believe the lack of spending has now gone too far, and that the Bradford result was a symbolic moment with the team having decreased in quality year after year since 2009.
The Trust wants changes at board level, for Wenger to release some of his duties to others, and for the manager to spend some of the many millions available to him.
Payton added: "This is the most difficult time in Arsene's 16 years and both the club and himself need to change direction quickly if his wonderful era is not to end on a sad note.
"The Arsenal Supporters' Trust cannot fathom why £70million was left untouched this summer. Arsene needs to get over his distaste for spending and use the resources that after all are provided by the hard-pressed fans who watch the team.
"The AST believe a shake-up is needed. We would like to see new, younger blood added to the board, and they also need to exercise more control and direction over Arsene's football strategy.
"One man cannot direct all transfer targets, wages, coaching methods and manage the team at games. It's too much for one man."
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By Proyas
Hi guys,
I recently read about upgrade packages to old tanks like the M-60 and T-55, but kept seeing comments from people saying they would still be obsolete. Is this because the M-60 and T-55 are made entirely of steel (and not composite) armor?
I have this theory that thick steel armor is probably totally obsolete, and is just dead weight in the age of lighter weight composite armor. You can bolt on upgrades to an M-60 or T-55, but you're still hamstrung by the fact that either tank will be carrying around tons of useless steel. Am I right?
Also, if we wanted to upgrade old tanks like that, wouldn't the best idea be to develop a new turret--with lighter, modern composite armor and better technology inside--and just drop it into the old tanks? The hulls would still be made of heavy steel, but that could be helped a bit by adding applique armor.
Here are some of the upgrades I read about:
By Sturgeon
Let's say you're developing a tank with a unique (AKA non-historical) gun for one of our competitions here on SH. It would be nice to have an idea of the size of the gun, its shells, and what their performance both in terms of shell weight and velocity but also penetration, wouldn't it? Well, fortunately there is a way to do this with reasonably accurate results using your solid modeling software and some free to use browser tools.
First, you want to have a general idea of the size and performance of your gun. For this example, I decided I wanted an optimized, high velocity 85mm caliber gun with a case about as big as the 7.5cm KwK 42 (as it happened, I ended up with a case that had significantly greater volume, but that fact is unimportant for this example). The cartridge I decided on has a 130mm wide rim and a 640mm long case, of course in 85mm caliber. My first step was to model this case in SolidWorks:
You will also need to model your projectile, in this case a tungsten-carbide cored APCR round:
Next, we need a bit of freeware: A Powley computer. Originally developed by DuPont engineers for small arms ammunition, the Powley computer is an accurate enough tool to use for much larger tank rounds as well! When you click the link, you'll be greeted with this screen:
You'll note the dimensions are in inches and this thing called "grains" (abbreviated "gn"). The grain is an archaic Imperial mass unit equal to 1/7000th of a pound which is still used in the small arms field, today. Another quirk of small arms has the case capacity - a volume measurement - listed in grains as well. This is in fact grains of water (gn H2O), or the weight of water that will fill the case to the top. To find this, simply multiply the volume in cubic centimeters by 15.43 - which is also the exchange rate between the metric gram and grains mass.
Finding the volume of the case is easy with a solid modeling program; simply model the interior as a solid and find the volume of that solid:
Filling in my Powley inputs gives me this:
Note that I typically use the diameter of the projectile across the driving bands for "Bullet Diameter", but it really makes very little difference.
So far, though, we haven't actually produced any results. That's because our gun is well outside the bounds of DuPont production IMR powders, hence the output "Much slower than (IMR) 4831" in the lower left. So, we need to override the computer by checking the box next to the blue "Pressure" function, and typing in a pressure value in CUP that is reflective of tank guns of whatever era we are trying to represent. My tank gun is trying to represent something from about the late 1940s/early 1950s, so I'm going to use 45500 CUP EDIT: USE 41000 CUP for APCBC and 42800 CUP FOR APCR (or better yet, do your own calibration!):
This gives me an estimated muzzle velocity of 3,964 ft/s for my L/50 barrel. Not bad! Note the outputs on the left, which tell you a bunch of fun facts about your round but aren't terribly relevant to what we're doing here today. Next, we need to put this gun's performance in terms of penetration. The way I like to do this is through comparative analysis.
The first thing we need is to know to find penetration the ballistic performance of our round. We can estimate this using JBM's ballistic calculator and a few rules of thumb. When opening the calculator, the first thing you'll see is this:
We care about basically none of these settings except BC, velocity, and maximum range. Caliber, projectile weight, chronograph distance, etc are all pretty irrelevant to us. Keep the environmental settings (temperature, pressure, etc.) set to their defaults. First, change the ballistic coefficient type from G1 to G7 using the dropdown menu. Then, change the muzzle velocity from 3000 to whatever the muzzle velocity was that was calculated by the Powley computer. Finally, set the maximum range to your desired distance - in my case 2,000 yards.
For my round, I now have inputs that look like this:
We also need to get some idea of how fast our projectile loses velocity, something we can't know for certain without actually building a real gun and test firing it - or at least without some really sophisticated simulations. However, projectiles with the same shape tend to fly the same way, and that's something we can exploit here. To figure this out, we need a graph showing us the performance of a real-life gun. Fortunately, there is a handy one for an IRL gun similar to what I'm designing, the 90mm M3 from World War II, and its M304 HVAP-T, which is broadly similar in construction and shape to my 85mm APCR projectile:
Based on this chart, we see that the M304 should drop from its 3,350 ft/s muzzle velocity to about 2,500 ft/s at 2,000 yards. Doing a little trial and error with JBM tells me that this means the M304 has a G7 ballistic coefficient of about 1.13.
Now, our projectile will not have the same ballistic coefficient, due to it being a different size and mass. But, we can figure out what its ballistic coefficient would be by finding its sectional density and comparing that to the sectional density of M304. To find sectional density, take the projectile's weight in grains and divide it by the square of the projectile's diameter in inches, times 7000. So for M304, we get:
And for my 85mm, we get:
This means that the ballistic coefficient for an identical-shape projectile with our size and weight will be about 1.019/1.330 - or 76.6% as much - as that of the 90mm M304. That means a BC of 0.866 G7 should be approximately correct for my 85mm APCR round. Let's plug that in:
And then scroll down to the bottom to click "calculate", which gives us a big ol' chart that goes out to 2,000 yards:
O-Kay! Now we have some data. It looks like at 2,000 yards, my projectile holds about 2,800 ft/s striking velocity. It's important to note here that what we really care about isn't the striking velocity of the projectile per se, but the velocity and energy of the projectile's core. The core is what's actually doing a lot of work to the armor, so for now let's stop thinking in terms of the whole projectile, and take a look at these two cores, that of the M304 90mm HVAP, and that of my 85mm APCR round. The core of the 90mm M304 is an approximately 8 pound lump of tungsten-carbide that is about 45mm in width. My penetrator is also 8 pounds, but it's longer and thinner in proportion - just 40mm wide, rather than 45mm. This means my penetrator will penetrate more armor at a given striking velocity, and we can estimate how much more by taking the specific energy of the rounds and comparing them. That is, the energy in Joules of the penetrator alone, divided by the penetrator's diameter squared:
So the specific energy at 2,000 yards is about 826J/mm^2. Now, we need to find out at what impact velocity the M304 penetrator produces this same specific energy. Do do that, we go backwards, using the figures for M304:
Therefore, the equivalent impact velocity for my 85mm APCR round at 2,000 yards is 3,150 ft/s for the M304. That means, in theory, that the M304 would have to impact a target at 3,150 ft/s to produce equivalent penetration of RHA to my 85mm APCR striking at just 2,800 ft/s.
Now, we head back to that chart:
On the left side of the graph, we put our cursor on the line that corresponds to approximately 3,150 ft/s velocity, and follow it over until it hits the curved line that corresponds with the angle of plate we care about - arbitrarily, let's pick 20 degrees. Then, we follow that point straight down until it hits the x-axis:
Therefore, we estimate that at 2,000 yards, my 85mm has just over 10 inches of RHA penetration - not bad at all for a lowly APCR round!
By Walter_Sobchak
Since we don't have a thread for British and Commonwealth tanks of WWII, I thought I would start one.
Check out this manufacturers instructional video on the Crusader.
By Walter_Sobchak
Since Xlucine suggested it in the general AFV thread, here is a new version of the old Tank ID thread that used to exist at the WoT forums, back before the great exodus to SH.
The rules are simple. Post a picture of some sort of AFV and everyone has to try to name what it is. Try to avoid posting a new picture until the previous picture is identified. Generally, the person who was first to correctly ID the picture in question gets to post the next picture, unless they want to pass. If a picture is not ID'd in a day or two, the person that posted it should say what it is and bask in their own sense of superiority. They should then post a new picture for the sake of keeping the thread moving. Please, no fictional tanks, paper napkin drawings that never made it to prototype or pictures where the vehicle in question is obscured or particularly hard to see. Also, if posting a picture of an unusual variant of a relatively common vehicle, be sure to note that you are looking for the specific variant name, not just the general family of vehicles it belongs to (for example, if I post a picture of a Panzer IV with the hydrostat drive, I would say in the post something like "What makes this Panzer IV unusual?" since everyone can ID a Panzer IV)
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Who is Matt? I'm having trouble keeping up with SO MANY characters! I never went back to watch the first 4 episodes I missed, so I still feel in the dark a bit.
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