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Crozier to deliver poetry reading, April 15
Posted April 13, 2004; 12:41 a.m.
Award-winning poet Lorna Crozier will read from her work at 4:30 p.m. Thursday, April 15, in 209 Humanities Building.
Crozier, who won Canada's prestigious Governor General's Award for literature in 1992, has written seven books and published poems in numerous magazines and anthologies. She is currently a member of the creative writing faculty at the University of Victoria.
The reading is sponsored by the Fund for Canadian Studies .
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Take 15 minutes to assemble Progresso® beans, Muir Glen® organic tomatoes and seasonings...then let the slow cooker do the rest to make this spicy southwestern chili.
Many seasonings and herbs will fade during the long cooking time. When slow cooking, taste the dish about 30 minutes before serving, and add additional seasonings if desired.
Dried minced garlic is often used in a slow cooker any time you want a more flavorful dish with a garlic flavor, such as this chili. Fresh garlic fades in the slow cooking, while the dried form holds up better and nicely flavors the dish.
Do you prefer one type of bean over others? This dish is colorful and flavorful with the variety of beans, but feel free to substitute one kind of bean for another if you have a preference.
Chipotle chiles are readily available canned in a spicy adobo sauce. Use one chipotle chile for this recipe, and then freeze the remaining chiles. Spread the chiles in the sauce in a single layer on a plate and freeze until firm. Then, transfer to a resealable freezer bag, label and freeze for future use.
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Giorgio Petrosyan and Artur Kyshenko finally met in the ring today in Milan, Italy. They had never fought before despite both being in K-1 MAX. Petrosyan is the undisputed number one fighter in all of kickboxing. Kyshenko is top 5 at 70kg. Giorgio put on a masterful performance in this fight. This is what I would call vintage Giorgio Petrosyan. Check out the fight.


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"A government big enough to give you everything you want, is big enough to take away everything you have." - Thomas Jefferson
I said that without 9/11 there wouldn't have been an invasion of Iraq.
That statement does not mean or have anything to do with whether Iraq/Saddam had some/any culpability for 9/11.
It means exactly what it says...nothing more/nothing less. Wrap your mind around all these:
Without 9/11 there'd be no Patriot Act, right?
Without 9/11 the Twin Towers would still be standing, right?
Without 9/11 3,000 less Americans would have died on that day, right?
Without 9/11 there would have been no invasion of Afghanistan, right?
See how that works? It's really not that hard to understand, is it? Now let's add:
Without 9/11 there would have been no invasion of Iraq
Perhaps you can try to make the argument that Bush wanted to/would have/could have lead Congress and the American people to invade Iraq if 9/11 had not occurred. Be forewarned, though. You're going to look silly if you try.
I'll take the river down to still water and ride a pack of dogs.
God Bless PFC Jamie Harkness. The US Army's newest PFC, but still our neighbor's little girl!
Jeff Goodwin
I'll take the river down to still water and ride a pack of dogs.
But do us all a favor - The last three POTUS who wore an R behind their name had, IMO, declining quality in their cabinets. Why don't you post those cabinets, a chance do something on your own without being spoon fed & we'll discuss. This thread is supposedly about Reagan, IMO one who got his job from AUH20's pioneering effort, & forgot what his veto pen was supposed to do.
I've worked a lot for large corporations, there are those whose established reputation was going against the grain. Some show success, generally they are individuals who have little to offer, which was my opinion of O'Neill. But Bush 43 never did have a Treasury Secy worth his salt.
Marvin S
Everyone's friend is No One's friend
Someday your life will flash before your eyes. It's your responsibility to make sure it's worth watching!
God Bless PFC Jamie Harkness. The US Army's newest PFC, but still our neighbor's little girl!
In 1988, he was approached by President George H. W. Bush to be Secretary of Defense. O'Neill declined, but recommended Dick Cheney for the position. Bush then pursued O'Neill to chair an advisory group on education that included Lamar Alexander, Bill Brock, and Richard Riley. Under O'Neill's leadership, the group recommended national standards and unified testing standards.
O'Neill was chairman and CEO of the Pittsburgh industrial giant Alcoa from 1987 to 1999, and retired as chairman at the end of 2000. His reign was extremely successful, as the company's revenues increased from $1.5 billion in 1987 to $23 billion in 2000 and O'Neill's personal fortune grew to $60 million.
In 1995, O'Neill was made chairman of the RAND Corporation.
Maybe after all that, and then working for a failed administration, he retired?
God Bless PFC Jamie Harkness. The US Army's newest PFC, but still our neighbor's little girl!


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Hi everyone!
I am a mother of two kids. I have a 9-year old boy and a 3-month old baby girl. I used to work as a company nurse but now I decided to be a full-time mum for my kids and focus on their needs.
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Hello there,
I am Mom2Rajan, a mother to a seven (7)-month old baby. I gave birth last June 19, 2011. I got married last July 7, 2007 and have been trying to conceive since then. I had an early miscarriage last 2009. I should have known this site earlier for it really feels good to be in constant communication with a support group, it was such a painful journey that I nearly gave up living for myself. Now, after a very long and stressful wait, I am cuddling my precious gift from heaven. I love him dearly. He is my first born and I want to give him the best environment to support his growing up. I have so many queries that need answers. I hope to get informations that first time moms need.
I want to go through this journey with all of you. I really think motherhood will be more fun =)
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Hello Everyone!
I am a proud mumma of a 2 year old baby girl.I went through quite a difficult pregnancy and gave birth via emergency CS (I was really inclined on a normal delivery but it didn't work out that way Now I chose to be a stay at home mother to care for my child and is excited to share and exchange insights with everyone. I think forums like these are great aid to mothers.
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I'm Joanna Elaine Cortez, 27 years old. I am married for about 13 months and me & my husband are really trying our best to have a baby. I was really inspired in reading some of the forums here in your website and I'm looking forward to learn more on how I will conceive and hopefully become a mum.
We are really excited to be parents.
Thanks you
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Thank you, Kate! I look forward to learning day by day and sharing the new found knowledge with my partner
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Wow! So many new members with all kinds of experience and at different stages in the parenting journey.
I look forward to reading all of your posts!!!
WELCOME Gerri, Ceara, Andee, Chairbelle, Mom2Rajan, MummaPhi, and Joanna!
3rd February 2012 09:41 AM #52
I too would like to welcome all our new members - it is fantastic to see. I hope you get a lot from the forum. There are some wonderful community members here with lots of experience. I look forward to hearing about your pregnancies, births and experiences becoming new mothers.
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Thank you for the warm welcome. I hope I will be a mum soon just like most of you.
4th February 2012 12:29 AM #54
Welcome andee1924 and a huge congratulations on the arrival of your son! I'm sure you already have lots of insight into parenthood and I look forward to hearing your stories.
4th February 2012 12:33 AM #55
Yes welcome to all the new ladies - can't wait to share our parenting experiences together and learn from each other on this exciting journey!
4th February 2012 12:39 AM #56
Dear imagine.forever.1992: welcome to the forum to you too! Sorry to hear you are suffering with morning sickness. I can emphasise with you - it can be so draining. There are some posts in the forum about ways to cope with morning sickness that you may find helpful, such as this one on natural therapies which can help with morning sickness . Hope it starts to ease off for you soon.
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I am 29 years old, mother of a 16 months old boy. I am new to motherhood and i would really like to share with other mums and mums to be, plus those trying to conceive on what is expected and the beauty of being a mum.
Thank you.
4th February 2012 04:40 AM #58
A warm welcome to Rachael and all of our new members.
You will find a wonderful group of warm women who have a lot of experience and support to share in these elite forums. I encourage you all to look around and use the search function to find threads on topics that interest you. Plus feel free to ask any questions you may have. We encourage gentle mothering and support each other from conception, through pregnancy, birth and parenting.
Looking forward to getting to know you.
Warm regards,
4th February 2012 08:53 AM #59MumtoOneGuest
Hello, all. I was refered to this site. I'm the mum of a three year old. I look forward to getting to know you all.
4th February 2012 09:10 AM #60
Welcome to the forums, MumtoOne. The age of 3 is such a FUN age! Looking forward to sharing with you.


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Quick-to-fix vegetarian enchiladas go Tex-Mex for breakfast, lunch or dinner.
Stir 1 teaspoon finely chopped garlic or 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder into 1/3 cup cream cheese for the cream cheese with roasted garlic.
Tortillas will be easier to roll if warmed in the microwave as directed on package.
Use 1 jar (16 ounces) Old El Paso® Thick 'n Chunky salsa or picante sauce instead of the green salsa. Or use 1 cup each red and green salsa.
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Did you know?
China has the world's largest diabetes epidemic, and it continues to grow at a fearsome pace. Rapidly rising rates of diabetes have been seen in previous studies, and the most recent research found that China has overtaken the USA in terms of diabetes prevalence: according to the latest data, 11.6% of Chinese adults have diabetes. The Chinese diabetes population stands at some 114 million people — about a third of all people with diabetes. The authors of this study warned of the enormous strain on the country's public health system.1
Perhaps more worryingly, the study also found that out of 99,000 people surveyed, half had pre-diabetes blood glucose levels – abnormally high but not high enough for a diagnosis of diabetes. The researchers' projections suggest that there are 493.4 million with pre-diabetes. These findings indicate the enormity of diabetes as a public health problem in China.People with diabetes already shoulder a heavy economic burden. Another study found that health costs were dramatically higher for people with diabetes than for people without the disease.2
1. Yu Xu, Limin Wang, Jiang He, et al. Prevalence and Control of Diabetes in Chinese Adults. JAMA 2013; 310(9): 948-59.
(1): CIA factbook
(3): IDF Diabetes Atlas, 5th edition annual update, 2012


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The Glycyrrhiza glabra plant produces licorice, which is the plant's root. This plant is native to the Mediterranean and Asia. Today, Glycyrrhiza glabra grows primarily in Greece, Turkey, and parts of Asia. A member of the pea family, the plant thrives in subtropical climates and well-drained soil. The plant requires full sun exposure as well. It can reach heights of 4 to 5 feet. The licorice plant harvests in the fall, typically two or three years after initial planting. Glycyrrhiza glabra can be identified by its oval leaves with purple, white, or blue flower clusters. The licorice root of the plant is a complex system that runs underground. The plant is best known by two names: licorice or sweet root. The latter name is apt, as the licorice root is 50 times sweeter than sugar.
The root of the plant, licorice, has a number of uses across industries. Licorice was first used by ancient civilizations, including those in Greece, Egypt, and China, to treat gastritis and upper respiratory tract infections. Licorice retains some medicinal purposes today, with both Eastern and Western medicine using the natural remedy. The root's distinct flavor makes it useful as an expectorant in cough and cold medications, meaning it effectively encourages the drainage of mucus from the lungs and trachea. As a demulcent, it serves as a soothing or coating agent, helping to relieve pain and inflammation.
Moreover, licorice root is used as a dietary supplement to treat stomach ulcers, sore throats, bronchitis, and viruses, including hepatitis. Early studies have indicated that an injectable form of licorice root can help ease symptoms of hepatitis C, although such a form is not yet available in the U.S., and further research is required. When taken for medicinal purposes, licorice root is available in several forms. The root is available dried or as a powder as well as a tablet, capsule, or liquid extract.
Licorice's sweet flavor also makes it an appealing herb to use in the food industry. It is primarily used as a flavoring agent in a number of foods as well as herbal medicines and tobacco products. As such, the Food and Drug Administration includes licorice as a direct food substance on its Generally Recognized As Safe list.
Licorice is also a useful ingredient in many beauty and personal care products. Typically, the licorice root water or licorice extract is used in such products. Licorice root has hundreds of powerful nutrients and antioxidants, making it a highly sought after ingredient in beauty products. First, licorice's anti-inflammatory properties allow it to help treat skin conditions such as rosacea, dermatitis, and psoriasis. Likewise, licorice in cosmetics can help reduce skin redness, inflammation, and flushing, helping to create a more balanced skin tone.
Licorice is also used as a flavoring agent, adding a sweet taste to cosmetic products such as lip balm and lip gloss. As an astringent, licorice can cleanse skin, leaving a tingling sensation when it is applied. It is also listed as an emollient, meaning licorice can lubricate the skin's surface, leaving it feeling soft and smooth. As a humectant, licorice can add moisture to the skin, thus helping to combat dry and damaged skin.
Licorice can also be used a natural skin brightener, making it an alternative to chemical lightening agents like hydroquinone.
Due to its multiple functions, licorice root can be found as an ingredient in many beauty and personal care products. It is used in facial cleansers, acne treatments, and moisturizers for its anti-inflammatory properties. Thanks to its antioxidant benefits, licorice is popular in anti-aging serums, primers, and eye creams as well. Masks, lip balms, and exfoliating scrubs also include licorice root as an ingredient.
The Cosmetic Ingredient Review Expert Panel deemed licorice as a safe ingredient in cosmetic products. When ingested in large quantities, licorice can present some side effects. Too much licorice can create hormonal sensitivity that can lead to headaches, fatigue, high blood pressure, and, in extreme cases, heart attacks. Licorice can also interfere with several medications, including ACE inhibitors and diruetics. It is recommended that pregnant women and breastfeeding mothers not ingest licorice. Licorice that is used topically presents no severe side effects, thus explaining its approval by the CIR Expert Panel. Individuals who plan to ingest licorice as a dietary supplement should talk to their doctors before adding this herb to their daily regimen.


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Coat drive runs through Oct. 17
Posted October 9, 2003; 05:19 p.m.
The Student Volunteers Council is sponsoring a winter coat drive for the Crisis Ministry of Princeton and Trenton. Gently used warm coats can be brought to the council's drop-off box at Dillon Gym through Friday, Oct. 17. For more information, contact Connie Lewin .
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Assalaamoalaikum Egyptians or anyone who has traveled to Egypt.
I want to travel alone to see a different country every three months, inshAllah. Egypt will be my first destination that I will travel too soon. I dont know anyone there. I will be staying in cairo only. Can anyone of you recommend for me a hotel that is cheap and bug free for me to stay in while I am in cairo?
Also can you list any food/dessert that will be great for me to try while I am there? I am not usually a meat eater, but I will try anything that is most popularly eaten in egypt.
Thanks so much.
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OK no one responded to this question. I hope that I can get a response for my second question from egyptians which is do you think that the news is exaggerating about how safe cairo is now? I will be traveling to cairo alone before Dec 25th. Do you think that I should cancel my trip because of the protest in cairo?
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I am not an Egyptian and I have never been there though it is in my top list, so I only give advice from the 3rd person point of view. My brother in law has traveled a lot and still is, and he even went into places where we would not even think of, Yemen for an example, Uzbekistan, train travel from China to Russia, Bosnia, Japan, and the last one he went to that Hadron Collider etc etc etc. From his experience he cautious us that when going to 3rd world country it is necessary to go with a group, or assigned yourself to a group once you reached your destination. With that you would be noticed if you are not present in due time.
When I was on overseas trip, and although I hired a car which allow me to drive I still hire a driver for it than I asked the guy to sleep at the back.
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Bose® IE2 audio headphones
" Update: Reduced design rating due to ever-tangling cable. The cable is MADE with some type of built-in twisting/tangling design flaw. Just holding the headphones in my hand, the cable wants to twist and turn and due to its material, it's never fully "straightened out" like most other headphone cables. Due to this, it's become unusable. I've owned the original Bose IEs and now bought these..." --xx0xx
Bose® Mobile In-Ear Headphones
" Really a horrible set of headphones for the money. I got these way back as an upgrade from stock ipod headphones and was blown away by the bass. At the time all I wanted was bass and boy did they deliver. At the time I loved them but as my music interests grew and expanded so did my realization that I had horrible headphones. Last year I picked up a set of AWEI ES-Q3 off..." --kitten wizard
Bose In-Ear - Headphones ( in-ear ear-bud )
"The Sennheiser HD-600/HD-650 headphones & the Bose SoundTrue Ultra earphones compared Big headphones and small earphones I've tried on earphones and IEMs (in ear monitors) from various vendors over the years but could never find any that were value for money and sounded good. Until now. Always a fan of the Sennheiser HD-600 and HD-650..." --skris88
Bose QuietControl 30
"You can already tell if this iem is for you by looking at the pros and cons. I personally use it a lot due to the sake of convenience (rechargeable battery, noise cancelling, wireless) and it gets the job done. I might give this a five stars had it been priced $150, but every Bose overcharges. Audio quality is nothing spectacular, nor is it bad- it is acceptable. These are the best..." --Pawn
Bose® In-Ear Headphones - (41217) Black Cord
" First off, there are counterfeit Bose IE flooding ebay like crazy, so buyers beware. It would be smart get yours from an authorized dealer. (In my case, I bought them used from a local friend who got them at best buy). The comfort is great and I dont find them falling out of my ears. No isolation to speak of, the tips dont seal, and they arent designed to isolate. The build..." --EYEdROP
Bose QuietComfort 20 Acoustic Noise Cancelling Headphones
Shut out the world and lose yourself in your music - or let the world in. It's your choice with the first in-ear noise cancelling headphones from Bose. Quiet Comfort 20 Acoustic Noise Cancelling headphones are engineered to let you enjoy better sound every day, everywhere you go. Turn on noise cancelling to reduce surrounding distractions and focus on your music. Or choose Aware mode to...
Bose® MIE2i Mobile Headset
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Chapter 4: Atomic Structure
Have you ever tried to observe or study something that you could not see? Scientists are faced with this problem each and every day. Geologists must attempt to describe things such as the interior of the Earth or the way in which mountains and deserts came to be. Astronomers attempt to map the outer reaches of the universe. Chemists and physicists across the centuries have been concerned with the smallest particles that make up each and every object in our natural world. Of course, that is the atom. How do scientists study things they can't see? They make models. A scientific model is a tool constructed by the scientist based on all the known experimental evidence about a particular thing such as an atom. The picture above is an artistic look at one model of the atom, showing the electrons in orbit around the central nucleus. As time goes by and more experiments are performed, models evolve and change to account for new understanding. In this chapter, you will begin to learn about how the model of the atom was initially developed and how it has changed over time into what we now have come to accept as the modern model of the atom.
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China Anne McClain and her Sisters, Sierra and Lauryn
The awesome and amazing China Anne McClain is not only a successful TV actress on A.N.T. Farm, but she is also part of music group with her older sisters (who are both also beautiful like China, as you can see in this video).
Q: You guys are now a group?
China: Yes we are on Hollywood Records.
Q: What was your favorite school subject and why?
China: Probably language arts, English, somewhere I can write.
Sierra: I have graduated, but when I was in school I would have to say Math. I really like Math.
Lauryn: I would have to say English too. I enjoy writing.
Q: What do you guys do to try to save the planet?
China: We try to use less water, but of course I brush my teeth and did all that stuff! (They all laugh.) I don't leave the water running. I recycle everything I use.
Q: Are you guys really close or do you ever fight?
Lauryn: I would have to say that China and me fight more than anything because we share a room.
China: We fight over clothes. We fight over random stuff. It's me and my brother that fight.
Aww. They are just like normal sisters!
— Sonja, STACKS Staffer
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T-Peos Altone200
" For larger views of any of the photos (1200 x 800) - please click on the individual images PREAMBLE SWP Shinwoo (http://swpshinwoo.com/) is a Korean electronics company founded in 1986 who started developing earphones in 2012, changed their company name to T-Peos in 2013, and at the same time launched their first 3 way hybrid IEMs. Their focus is on quality..." --Brooko
T-Peos H-300 - 3 Way Hybrid
" I must admit It's been quite a journey with the company T-PEOS since I tried their H-100 going way back to October - 2012. Since then I've heard most of T-PEOS mid tier line up including H-200 hybrid released around March - 2013 which grabbed quite the attention on Head-Fi and probably for good reason as it scored notably high in some reviews other than mine. I..." --H20Fidelity
T-Peos H-200
"Shin-woo Tech who recently changed their name to T-PEOS has brought us a new product inherit of their H-100 last year. Their new Triple Hybrid called H-200 has been redesigned from the ground up, undergone extensive tuning before finally reaching the hands of selected reviewers on Headi-Fi. I was excited to hear this release was finally underway wanting to hear what changes had been made, also..." --H20Fidelity
"For larger views of any of the photos (1200 x 800) - please click on the individual imagesINTRODUCTION My first experience with T-Peos was a couple of years ago, when I had the chance to review their (at the time) new budget based triple hybrid IEM – the Altone 200. The Altone 200 set a new benchmark for me in sonic signature – especially at the introductory price (at the time) of USD 125.00 –..." --Brooko
T-Peos Altone 350 Hybrid 3 driver IEM
"T-Peos were kind enough to organize a T-Peos Altone 350 (I'll refer to it as A350) unit for a private head-fi Australian review tour . Previously, we arranged tour units via T-Peos (e.g. with H300). This time a sample unit was arranged via CTCAudio. , they're T-PEOS's distributor in North America (both are sponsors at head-fi and CTCAudio, the members are @mobyn and @empj) ) Altone 350 is the..." --svyr
Philips SHE8000/28 In-Ear Headphone (Black/Red)
" These IEM's arent the greatest. But these ARE the greatest for $5!! Seperation is great, Clarity is great, Detail is great! Bass is superb! Doesnt muddle out the highs and mids. This is the best buds that ive had for just $5! A reminder, these arent audiophile IEM's, but because if the price, they are probably the best IEM's out there! " --Ezio
T-Peos RICH200
"The Korea based T-PEOS surprised the IEM world with their hybrid IEM a few years ago and still continues to push for more innovative design. The RICH200 is meant to be a step up from the company's first dynamic model D-200, but keeping the same high value-for-money factor. Spec Transducer: 8mm Dynamic Power: 3mW / 30mW (normal / max) Impedance: 32 ohm @ 1kHz Sensitivity: 102dB @..." --ClieOS
T-Peos Altone250
" INTRODUCTION Altone250 U.S. Tour Being an Altone200 fan, I was quite excited to hear that T-PEOS was updating their IEM lineup with a new Altone series based on feedback received from the H300 and Altone200 IEM. @EmpJ from CTC Audio heard about my interest and reached out to me to organize a U.S. tour for the T-PEOS Altone250, which is the mid-tier product in the new Altone lineup. Thanks..." --nmatheis
T-Peos H-100J
"The Korea based T-PEOS surprised the IEM world with their hybrid IEM a few years ago and still continues to push for more innovative design. As the name suggested, the H-100J is related to T-PEOS's original flagship hybrid, the T-100. However, the T-100J isn't meant to be a continuance but rather a rebalance, in order to appeal to those who do not like the V-shaped sound of the original..." --ClieOS
" About myself: http://www.head-fi.org/t/674373/story-of-a-new-reviewer-kimvictor So, I'm used to reviewing more high end things, and I don't have much experience with lower end iems. However, when I bought the T-PEOS H-200, I was given a B-100. I was too busy with H-200 till recently, when I tried the B-100. I was surprised, in a good way. So here comes my review: I'll..." --kimvictor


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Family: Pleuronectidae, Righteye Flounders view all from this family
Description The Atlantic halibut is a right-eyed flounder. It is flattened sideways and habitually lies on the left side of its body with both eyes migrating to the right side of its head during development. Its upper surface is a uniformly dark chocolate, olive or slate colour, and can be almost black (though younger fish are lighter and more mottled); the underside is pale. The end of the caudal fin is concave. Young fish are paler with more mottled colouration.
They are demersal fish, that live on or near sand, gravel or clay bottoms at depths of between 50 and 2,000 metres (160 and 6,600 ft). The halibut is among the largest teleost (bony) fish in the world. Halibut are strong swimmers and are able to migrate long distances. Halibut size is not age-specific, but rather tends to follow a cycle related to halibut (and therefore food) abundance.
It is the largest flatfish in the Atlantic and one of the largest species of flatfish in the world, reaching lengths of up to 4.7 metres (15 ft) and weights of 320 kilograms (710 lb). Its lifespan can reach 50 years.
Dimensions Up to 10' (3 m).
Habitat Ocean or bay shallows, Open ocean.
Range Temperate waters of the northern Atlantic, from Labrador and Greenland to Iceland, the Barents Sea and as far south as the Bay of Biscay.


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By Tiernan Ray
Shares of wireless semiconductor maker TriQuint Semiconductor (TQNT) this evening are down 97 cents, or almost 12%, at $7.34, after the company this afternoon reported Q3 revenue in line with analysts' estimates in line with expectations and profit per share that beat consensus, but forecast this quarter's results below expectations, citing weakness in chips for networking equipment.
Revenue in the three months ended in September rose 25%, year over year, to $250.8 million, yielding EPS of 16 cents a share.
Analysts had been modeling $250.1 million and 10 cents.
CEO Ralph Quinsey said he was "pleased" with the "strong" revenue growth, while adding
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Yamaha SK10 / SK20 / SK30 / SK50D
Yamaha SK-10
Yamaha's SK-series are combo-keyboards with synthesizer, organ, brass and string sections. The SK-10 was the first of the SK-series, released in 1979 - the SK-20, 30 and 50D followed in 1980, and the SK-15 in 1981, possibly as a replacement for the SK-10. The SK-10 is the only one in the series that does not incorporate a synth section, but has organ, brass and string sections that can all be played together for more interesting combinations. Very sturdy casing, 4-octave and fully polyphonic the features also include a leslie simulator, vibrato, attack and sustain rocker switches, a slider for 'brilliance' and a one-octave transpose switch. Not exactly feature-laden, but a lovely string synth sound. Interestingly, they are often referred to as 'analog', but in fact do have a digital section. Its organ has one of the early implementations of Yamaha's FM technology in a very limited form, concurrent with the GS-1/2 development platforms which eventually led to the DX series.
The ORGAN SECTION is available in all the SK series synthesizers. It offers a full range of stop levers from 1' to 16', percussion levers with adjustable decay, and controls for overall sustain, brilliance and decay. This gives you quite a lot to work with in the way of synthesis. The organ's sound is FM based and it sounds very B3 like. You can add a Vibrato and a noisy but good Tremolo to it. Its sound is all about the 70's era rock organ, especially with the Ensemble chorus effect in use. It also has a Leslie-speaker output around back.
The PRESET STRINGS section isn't very sophisticated and offers very limited editing capabilities. It is the string section though, that is worth aquiring this keyboard for. Very similar to the best of the string synths, (such as the Arp Solina/Omni or the Logan String Machine) it has a sound reminiscent of the opening of 'Oxygene' (J-M Jarre) or the lead line from 'Love Will Tear Us Apart' (Joy Division).
Yamaha SK-20
The SK20 adds the POLY-SYNTH SECTION: a 7-note polyphonic synthesizer with basic filter, pitch, envelope, and portamento controls. It features two (detuneable) oscillators per voice so it's good for thick pads. It lacks any bite whatsoever and, even in normal attack mode, has way too slow an envelope to be used for any bass or percussion sounds. But, the pads and strings you can get certainly shine and glitter like Bowie a-la Ziggy Stardust (especially when layered with the Strings section). It's like a good entry-level synthesizer. Basic and simple LFO, filters and ADSR envelopes. It has a built-in sustain and the Tremolo and Ensemble chorus effect also apply to this section.
Yamaha SK-30
The SK30 (weighing in at over 90 lbs.) and SK50D also feature a SOLO SYNTHESIZER SECTION which is a single VCO driven mono-synth similar to a Roland SH-101. It has basic pitch, waveform, filter, volume, envelope generator and portamento functions. Its resonant filter isn't great and can't be driven into self-oscillation. The keyboard's after-touch can control the vibrato, tremolo, and brilliance effects. You can effectively play leads in the solo section while simultaneously playing chords in the string, organ or poly-synth sections.
Yamaha SK-50D
The SK50D adds the Bass section as well as an additional second keyboard stacked above the other! The BASS SECTION provides an independent set of tone generators and controls for a deep, rich organ bass sound. It has its own set of stop levers, as well as sustain and brilliance controls.
All the different sections of the SK synths can be layered and stacked via the slider bars. You use the slider bars as a mixer to set the individual volume for each section. All sections have their own separate audio outs (though a mix out is also available). A great thing for live performances is the split keyboard mode. That way you can have, for example, a very nice, punchy bass sound from the synth section and a lead sound coming from the organ or solo sections. Although it has no patch memory, there are push buttons for instantaneous selection of organ, poly-synth and string preset sounds; there are three presets in each section. It also, has no arpeggiator or sequencer, and lacks MIDI. But it's cheap, easy to use, has a nice sound, full 61-note keyboard, and classic wooden panels. The SK's have been used by The Constantines, DJ Logic, Sigur Ros, and Ben Wa.
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Manual - Download the original owner's manual from SoundProgramming.net.
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- Polyphony - 7-voice polysynth and string + Full FM organ + monosynth
- Oscillators - One VCO, two in polysynth section
- LFO - One with Sine waveform only (leslie simulator - 2 speed)
- Filter - Brilliance control, Resonant low-pass 12dB filter (non-self-oscillating)
- Envelopes - rocker switches for attack and sustain
- Effects - Vibrato, Tremolo and Ensemble effects for the organ and poly synth string sections.
- Keyboard - 61 keys (122 keys on SK-50D)
- Memory - No user memory. 3-preset patches per section.
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- Date Produced - 1979-1980
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Images from Audio Playground Synthesizer Museum,
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Project Scorpio will seemingly continue the trend of internal PSUs in Microsoft consoles.
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I have a 6 month oldblack lab female. She has already been througj teething. I have a problem with her not eating wheh usually she scarfs Iit down any help?
How long has she not been eating? Is she passing stools? With dogs that age I'd usually be concerned that they ate something they shouldn't and are blocked up. A trip to the vet may be in order.
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It is possible she is just getting distracted.
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NY Premiere! In this stunning and engaging documentary about the avant-garde music scene in Japan, everyday objects are transformed into musical instruments and radical noise art is grounded in a poetic reality.
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We Don't Care About Music Anyway (Cedric Dupire & Gaspard Kuentz | France & Japan | 80 min.)
To compose is to remember things that have entered us. Memories travel through our minds and bodies. When you hear a sound of any nature, I think that you remember it more than you hear it. When you recall more than one thing at a time, something new is created.
- Sakamoto Hiromichi (the cellist)
We Don't Care About Music Anyway follows a group of eight avant-garde Japanese musicians as they watch, discuss, and - mostly - create sound. Their work is technology - that is, they use technology to seamless create their music, fight it, resist it, restrain it, beat it, play with it, creating music that ranges from hardcore to dissonant to tender. While technology and its waste are critical to their practice, they utilize more "organic" instruments as well, including vocals, cello, and, most surprisingly, the human heartbeat.
Lights and a contact mic are connected to Yamakawa Fuyuki's heartbeat. He does breathing exercises to alter his heart's tempo - so it is, as he says, both controlled and automatic. It is incredibly suspenseful and tense to watch this. In a different scene, Fuyuki tapes a contact mic to the bridge of his nose, pounds his head - percussion. He flips his long hair around and this creates a new sound set. Now he is curled on the floor, steam rising from his body. In another scene, a man composes electronic sounds on a beach covered in trash, a seeming wasteland, grey ocean to the left, wind turbines to the right, and, right in front of us - camera, viewer - a woman wails on her guitar, dancing furiously in a silver bodysuit. Which she proceeds to take off, while still playing.
The cinematography, in turn, unfolds lyrically, setting the familiar Tokyo of bright lights and crowds against the detritus of all this - the wasteland that accompanies any consumerist society. The incredible waste. The camera drifts, and we follow it, mesmerized, the landscapes almost soundscapes unto themselves, with surprising "notes" and changes in texture and speed. What we see is not a post-apocalyptic landscape, but what is all around us, in the liminal space, at the edges of our cities and societies. The landfills and dumps that fill and grow, accommodating our "innovation" in tiny pieces of plastic. The exterior landscape - from city to landfill - is continuously being destroyed and remade. The world outside goes on and on.
Ultimately, though, the film is about sound; everything in it comes down to this. The music is ritual, release and agony. It is constantly building, sawing, pulsing. Sometimes it is hard to take. Sometimes it is cathartic.
This film is co-presented with Issue Project Room as part of Rooftop Films and XO Projects, INDUSTRIANCE Series: films, discussions, installations and more about the changing landscape in industry, architecture, agriculture, labor, and related fields. Issue Project Room is a vital meeting place for the most disparate forms of creativity whose sole criteria embodies the integrity and spirit of artistic expression and exploration.
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The Cyclades-PC300 Linux driver now supports Frame Relay. It's not officially released yet, as I still have to do some heavy load tests. The Tx performance on this driver is much improved, thanks to the sample code I got from Krzysztof Halasa (the generic HDLC driver maintainer). However, operation of multiple PC300 channels in the same system still deserves some attention and investigation.
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I was a sincere Christian preacher 45 years ago. I had majored in Bible in college. I pastored an Illinois Mennonite church from 1966 to 1968. I had not yet learned or dared to question deeply. Now as a humble agnostic, I belong to no religion. I am indebted to many people who have loved me, taught me and inspired me!
Did Jesus of Nazareth actually live in human history? If he did, the writers of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John in the Bible accurately tell Jesus' teachings and actions? In centuries since, did the those people who copied and translated the original writings do a good job and make no important mistakes? Huge questions! Who knows the answers for sure?
Jesus grew up in one of many bloody, cruel religions. For hundreds of years, people killed thousands of animals and burned them on altars. They believed their gods demanded animal slaughter in order to forgive people's sins and to get back on good terms with their gods.
Jesus believed he had to be executed so that his father, God, could forgive the sins of all humanity. He believed his self-sacrifice on the cross had to happen.
Would a loving God require Jesus to suffer the horrendous agony of crucifixion in order to forgive all our sins and to become our friend?
Deeply disturbing questions arise about Jesus, far more serious than his alleged virgin birth, miracles or bodily resurrection. Did Jesus suffer severe religious delusion and a martyr complex? Did Jesus suffer from a "divine" compulsion to be rejected, tortured and executed by religious and political authorities—far worse than any death wish? Jesus was determined to go to Jerusalem, the political and religious capital. He was sure he would be executed there. He glorified his final rejection, torture and execution. Jesus sternly rebuked Peter for urging him (wisely!) not to go to Jerusalem.
If Jesus' crucifixion were not necessary for humanity's sins to be forgiven and for people's lives to change for the better, what good reason would Jesus have to go to Jerusalem, firmly convinced he would be crucified.
When he had earlier sent out his disciples to preach his message, he told them, "If people reject your message in one place, move on to another place." So why did he insist on going to Jerusalem when he could have stayed away and gone to other towns and nations?
If you love your enemies, will you deliberately incite them to murder you? Did Jesus knowingly choose to make his enemies his killers? Could Judas in his final hours forgive Jesus for going to Jerusalem, knowing that Judas would betray Jesus there to his enemies and then kill himself in strong remorse.
Consider the many thousands of Jesus' followers from then to now who have suffered torture, prison and execution, convinced that God was pleased with their obedience, suffering as Jesus suffered and believed Heaven's joys awaited them after death. Many of Jesus' followers through the ages have had love affairs while suffering persecution for Jesus.
Jesus and his 12 apostles were Jews. Did Jesus realize that his execution by the Jewish authorities would become an evil excuse for the inquisition and the Nazis to kill Jews.
Any faith worth having is worth examining. Many people fear if they knew more, they would believe less.
Don Schrader
Rest in Peace Mike Kitts
Dear Alibi,
Thank you for remembering Mike Kitts. He was my next door neighbor for many years when he lived in Alvarado. He used to call me his "cat in law" because we shared so many felines. When my cat died on my porch, he came over to console my son and me, as the three of us watched him dying. I could always rely on his winning smile and famous Thanksgiving dinners. I wish there were more like him on this miserable planet. He will be missed greatly, not only by me, but half the musicians in Albuquerque.
Rest in Peace
Angel Gonzales
Dear Bob Frank
I'd like to thank you and the University of New Mexico for raising the salaries of teachers and staff, something that hasn't happened for four years. I'd also like to thank you for the 15 percent raise in tuition and fees I will see next year, because it has really illuminated for me what a fine education I have received at your school. Typically, my initial response would have been to worry and spend sleepless nights staring at my ceiling, but now with the large amounts of intellect that have been drilled into my previously lacking mind, my reaction is to create, create, create! My first order of business will be to take some fancy business classes at Anderson and learn how to run a successful cartel. Once that's done, I will become a new, cuter Walter White and build a business empire selling drugs. The University's motto, Lux Hominum Vita, translates to "Life, the Light of Men" and in launching my business I will be cognizant of this and aim to assist my fellow students by offering them positions within said empire. My actions then will not only cover my tuition, but that of many others as well. While the business is established, I suppose I can ask my Uncle Sam to loan me some tuition funds, even though he's not doing so well these days and will want all the money back some day—with interest. Small matter though, and to pay special homage to the University, my signature product will be cherry red and silver, rather than Walter White's boring blue. Thank you again for this opportunity to not only envision, but create something of such magnitude—without you, none of this would have been possible.
Rosanna Cordova, UNM student
Where Can Solar Take Us?
Dear Alibi,
New Mexico's dependence on non-renewable energy sources like coal and oil is wasteful, unclean and unnecessary. As an international student in New Mexico, I was struck by the bounteous space and sunlight from which this state benefit daily, a welcome alternative to the British rain! This state has the second-highest potential for solar-generated energy in the whole United States—and yet absurdly we only gather a mere 2 percent of our energy from this environmentally friendly alternative.
Environmental organizations are working tirelessly on realistic and simple solutions, that with widespread support from New Mexico citizens could bring lasting and positive change to our entire population for many years. These environmentally friendly policies would bring 100,000 solar roofs to New Mexico within seven years, a sustainable and clean alternative to our continuing wasteful and expensive dependence on fossil fuels. Not only would this renewable alternative help keep our air and water supplies clean, but also its economical and financial viability is extensive—having the potential to create 16,000 jobs by 2016. [Source: Environment New Mexico.]
So let's have our state set a precedent for clean and renewable energy that the whole nation can follow. In my short time here, I would love to see us take those few key steps that could help preserve our planet for future generations. Solar can take us so far!
Maddie Soper, UNM Junior and New Mexico Resident
Freedom of Bumperstickers
Dear Alibi,
A short time ago, I pulled into the visitor's lane at Kirtland Air Force Base to air an informal complaint. I'll keep it brief. I was headed southbound on Louisiana when a large silver truck screamed up behind me. The truck swerved into the middle lane, honked his horn, rolled down his window and proceeded to flip me off. (I'm embarrassed to say that I returned the favor.) I'm sure it had to do with my many bumper stickers. A few years ago, I was almost forced off Tramway for the same reason. I might have let it go, but lately I've just had it with bullies. I continued southbound on Louisiana to see where this truck was headed. It turned left, straight to the gates of Kirtland Air Force Base. I followed, I complained.
I will not be type-cast (someone even "corrected" me on this honest self-critique), and like Mary Poppins, I don't need to explain a thing. I don't have to coat my rear fender with all that paraphernalia "unbecoming of a woman of my standing," but I do it for a few simple reasons: First and foremost, I have that right. It's called "freedom of speech," and anyone who doesn't understand this has never read the Bill of Rights. Second, worldwide (so it seems), this is a man's world and probably always will be. I've been lectured by a few "well-
Annette Ahlander
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Unless otherwise ordered by the district judge, the transcript shall be prepared in the following manner:
(a) Payment of Transcript Fee. Unless otherwise ordered by the district judge, the appellant shall pay the estimated fee for preparation of the transcript as determined by the transcriber within 14 days after the filing of the notice of appeal, and the appellant shall pay the balance of the fee for the transcript upon its completion. The appellant shall pay a sum per page for the original and two (2) copies of the transcript to be prepared by the transcriber equal to the dollar amount per page provided for the cost of a transcript prepared by a court reporter under Section 1-1105, Idaho Code. Such sum shall be paid to the clerk of the court of the magistrate's division and deposited in the district court fund, or such other fund which incurred the expense of the person who prepared the transcript. If the transcript is prepared by a transcriber or reporter privately retained by appellant, the cost therefor shall be paid by the appellant as agreed, but for purposes of taxing costs, the cost shall be deemed to be the same as provided in this rule. The district judge may order a transcript prepared at county expense if the appellant is exempt from paying such fee as provided by statute or law.
(b) Preparation of Transcript. Upon the payment of the estimated transcript fees, the transcriber shall give a receipt to the party paying such fees and shall thereafter prepare the transcript and lodge the same with the clerk of the trial court within thirty-five (35) days from the date of payment of the estimated fee. The transcriber may make application to the district judge for an extension of time in which to prepare the transcript, which shall be granted only for good cause shown.
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Dated and certified this ____ day of ________.
(d) Form of Transcript. All transcripts of the testimony and proceedings prepared for an appeal to the district court shall be in such form and arrangement as required for appeals to the Supreme Court under the Idaho Appellate Rules.
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