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Hotels in Bucknell (Shropshire)
The Baron At Bucknell (aka Baron
Situated in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and surrounded by stunning views of the rolling Shropshire Hills, the Baron at Bucknell is one of the finest Country Inns near Ludlow.
Dine in sumptuous comfort with our delicious home cooked food, local real ales and the warmest welcome in Shropshire. Relax and unwind in our friendly atmosphere, leave the car in our free car park and escape to the country to see the spectacular wonders of Shropshire's glorious countryside. Our fantastic team of staff make the Baron one of the best hotels in the area; customers frequently tell us it's a home from home where nothing is too much trouble, just take a look at our Customer Reviews. We are located only 20 minutes from the picturesque market town of Ludlow, and 10 minutes away from the small medieval welsh town of Knighton.
Ludlow is a beautiful market town that's home to over 500 listed buildings, and choosing the Baron at Bucknell as your accommodation gives you great access to this historic place. What's more, you're also within easy reach of some brilliant places to visit along the Welsh border, including Knighton and Presteigne. Come and see for yourself why the Baron at Bucknell is one of the best Country Inns on the Shropshire/Welsh border, we look forward to welcoming you soon!
The Baron is the pick of the bunch when it comes to hotels in Shropshire and the Shropshire Hills. Whether you're looking for a long holiday or a short break, the Baron is perfectly situated in a stunning area of Outstanding Natural Beauty to help you relax and unwind. Surrounded by beautiful, unspoilt countryside, great walking and cycling options and countless historical places and sights, the area is a real treasure. You can even sample the delights of Hereford and Wales as we are right on the border of 3 counties! We have five very special and individually styled en-suite bedrooms. It's our commitment to you and your holiday that makes us one of the best B&B's in Shropshire. With our sumptuous beds and hypoallergenic bedding, gorgeous luxury design and decor with charm and character, each room is an individual treat. Get away from the hustle and bustle and relax in peace at the Baron; unwind completely in some of the best accommodation in Shropshire. All our rooms are equipped to a very high standard, giving you, our guests, the convenience of home with the luxury of a hotel. Why not start your day with a hearty, locally sourced country breakfast in our conservatory overlooking the garden. In warmer weather, you can even eat al fresco on our patio; take in the fresh air and watch the birds and rabbits while you plan your days' adventure. Better still, let us know what you like doing and we'll help you plan your day with our local knowledge. Alternatively, put your walking boots away and spend the day in well-earned relaxation at one of the best hotels in Shropshire.
The Baron is the perfect place to eat as one of the top Ludlow restaurants. Whether you're a guest staying at our hotel, or just looking for somewhere to relax and enjoy some delicious home-cooked food, our dining room is one of the best restaurants in Ludlow area. Our charming restaurant features an original 18th century cider press and mill stone in keeping with the strong roots and tradition of the local area. Our conservatory is light and airy, displaying photographs of the local area, reinforcing the heritage of this stunning landscape. Both rooms offer fabulous views of our garden and Bucknell Mynd like no other restaurants in Ludlow. Shropshire has a great reputation for local produce, and we very lucky to have fantastic suppliers from the three counties of Shropshire, Herefordshire and Powys right on our doorstep. We certainly take advantage of all three! It's this dedication to sourcing and serving up the very best local foods that make us the pick of all Ludlow restaurants.
Bucknell is just off the A4113 Ludlow to Knighton Road. 5 miles east of Knighton. 12 miles west of Ludlow. On entering the village of Bucknell, Follow the the Brown signs for "Baron Country Inn.
Last year, We enjoyed our vacation a lot just because of "The Baron" hotel. Their hotel room was well decorated and furnished. Moreover, I have no words to explain their excellent services. I summarize it as my dream come true. So, thank you guys for such a marvelous experience.
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We've stayed at the Hotel The Baron at Bucknell than 4 times since our first visit in 2012. It is comfortable, clean and the rooms are a good size. The location is very good, amazing hotel in great location!
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I would like to recommend this lovely B&B. We had an amazing time while visiting Ludlow. This is the best option for accommodation and food as well.
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"Friendly and welcoming. Interesting menu, nicely presented and Debra went out of her way to accommodate dietary requirements. You both helped us to fully enjoy our stay with you. Thank you to all your staff."
5th April 2015, guest from Treveighan:
"Very friendly and helpful staff, comfortable room, very good bathroom. Wonderful location and views."
5th April 2015, guest from Colerne:
"I have absolutely no negative comments to make regarding my weekend stay at the Baron at Bucknell. Every aspect exceeded my expectations and I will definitely be coming back for another stay."
6th April 2015, guest from West Bromwich:
"We wanted a complete 'chill out' so really loved the rural location and were not really looking for lots of 'things to do' but I'm sure there were lots of local attractions nearby."
7th April 2015, guest from Peterborough:
"Phil and his family were very welcoming ( their daughters are a credit to them!) and there was a lovely ambience to the whole place. The accommodation is of a very high standard and kept immaculately clean. The food we had in the restaurant on the Friday evening was delicious and the breakfasts were 'top notch'. There was a slight 'misunderstanding' with the final checkout bill but I'm sure this was just down to human error due to being really busy. We would really like to return here and would highly recommend it. "
7th April 2015, guest from Wolverhampton:
"The perfect get away, loved every moment. Stylish room with rustic charm, spotlessly clean and fresh. Will be returning for a longer stay next time."
18th April 2015, guest from Sherborne:
"The Baron offers a very comfortable stay with good food and drink. Situated in beautiful countryside it is an ideal base to explore the lovely Shropshire scenery."
20th April 2015, guest from Redditch:
"Good food & range of real ales."
20th April 2015, guest from Llandwrog:
"We stayed 3 nights and it was excellent in every way we would recommend it to everyone."
21st April 2015:
"Phil and his family run premises was once again a delight. Service, accommodation and food were of a very high standard. We feel sure this will be maintained for our next visit...and hopefully, ones after that!" Tip: "Pray for fine weather and soak up the environment..its delightful."
22nd April 2015, guest from Burton On Trent:
"A true hidden Gem - find a reason to stay here you will not regret it"
27th April 2015, guest from Verwood:
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Bauer Media's woman's lifestyle magazine More! bucked the downturn in the first half of 2009 with a 17.3% year-on-year circulation increase to 190,708.
Its stablemate Yours, however, fared worse, with a 10.8% year-on-year fall in sales to 301,089, according to figures from the Audit Bureau of Circulations published today.
The biggest fallers in the women's lifestyle and fashion sector were National Magazine Company's She and Hachette Filipacchi's Psychologies.
The year-on-year fall at She was 14.1%, down to 148,860, while Psychologies was down by 13% year on year to 130,608. Psychologies' launch editor Maureen Rice is leaving the title in October.
Overall, the circulation of women's lifestyle and fashion titles declined 2.8% year on year. But that figure would have been much worse if not for the retail website ASOS.com, whose free monthly posted a circulation increase of 9.8% to 471,522 and is the third biggest title in the sector.
The more traditional big lifestyle and fashion titles - Glamour, Cosmopolitan and Good Housekeeping - all recorded sales dips.
Condé Nast's Glamour, the biggest-selling magazine in the sector, saw circulation fall by 4.6% to 526,145. Sales of NatMags' Cosmopolitan, the second-biggest paid-for title in the sector, fell by 6.2% to 441,663. Its stablemate Good Housekeeping dropped 4.9% to 410,011.
IPC Media had a mixed set of circulation results in this sector. Marie Claire fell by 9.9% year on year to 285,307. However, Look rose by 2.6% year on year to 315,410 and Woman & Home gained 4% to 350,212. The publisher's Instyle and Essentials also had small sales gains.
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Creating Change Celebrates 25 Years
Queer activists from all walks of life will converge on the Gay mecca of the Southeast when the 25th National Conference of LGBT Equality: Creating Change comes to Atlanta on January 23.
The conference, which is produced by the National Gay & Lesbian Task Force and touts itself as the only "premier annual organizing and skills-building event for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community and their allies," will take over the Hilton Atlanta hotel with five days of workshops and training sessions, networking opportunities, an exhibits and merchant marketplace, and guest plenary speakers.
Political humorist Kate Clinton will serve as plenary emcee, while speakers will include Deepak Bhargava, executive director of the Center for Community Change; Rea Carey, executive director of the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force; and Jose Antonio Vargas, founder of Define American.
With more than 3,000 registered delegates expected this year from public, private, non-profit, and faith-based sectors, the face of Creating Change will truly be a diverse cross-section of American LGBT life, according to Rev. Gwen Thomas, one of four Creating Change host committee co-chairs and a licensed minister.
"It has always been and it continues to be the largest opportunity for advocates and activists to meet and do some really intentional discussion and training around LGBT social justice issues, including secular and faith-based issues," said Thomas, who has been involved with the conference for seven years and this year will present several faith-based workshops.
"Out of those have come some sub-intents, and that is to give people opportunities to make connections that can lead to further activism, advocacy, and social justice work when they leave the conference," Thomas added.
Michael Shutt, another conference co-chair and the director of the Office of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Life at Emory University, agreed.
"It is the best of what queer organizing has to offer. It is intense and educational. It is mind-blowing and engaging. There are so many opportunities to learn and grow," Shutt said. "At the same time, participants from around the world are there to also network and re-energize. This is a space to learn, laugh, and grow in ways you cannot imagine!"
The opportunities at Creating Change start with Daylong Institutes, which will provide attendees with instruction from carefully selected leaders in a wide array of topics including youth leadership and safe schools, racial and ethnic social justice, immigration, people of color, and all other aspects of LGBT equality.
The coming-together, listening, and sharing in the Institutes and other sessions is central to the success of each Creating Change conference, particularly where it concerns diverse people from far-flung locales who have a single goal of growing and empowering the LGBT movement.
"From the time you enter the space and you get your welcome packet and your name badge, you are now a part of Creating Change," said host committee co-chair Everette R.H. Thompson, the former Regional Director of Amnesty International USA's Southern Regional Office. "The big part of Creating Change is trying to figure out wherever we are on the journey of LGBT liberation, how do we make sure we all get there?"
Recognizing that attendees from different parts of the United States – and some expected international delegates – frequently deal with varying degrees of acceptance and intolerance in their respective hometowns, Thompson stressed that the annual conference's open, welcoming components can help make that journey back home a more purposeful and hopeful one.
"There are different caucuses where different identity groups and people are able to talk and be united and figure out what the unification looks like, and then come back saying 'Here's where we see the LGBT movement going,'" he said. "And it might look different in Iowa than it would in Georgia or Massachusetts, but we're all moving toward the same place, which is equal human rights for all lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and intersexed persons to get to the same place."
In addition to the Daylong Institutes and plenary speakers, Creating Change will offer hospitality suites. Designed to be restful havens away from the hectic pace and packed schedule of the conference, each suite is tailored to the needs of a different marginalized LGBT affinity group. Some of the hospitality suites – where discussion, friendship, and food will be on tap – will welcome elders (seniors), transgendered guests, bisexuals, people of color, and youth.
Jesse Morgan, a host committee co-chair, is in charge of the Youth Hospitality Suite, which is open to queer youth age 24 and under.
"What we've been doing for the Youth Hospitality Suite is reaching out to youth organizations to let them know this is happening and there are going to be thousands of people like them from all across the country," Morgan said. "Another thing we're doing in the Youth Hospitality Suite is we are having drag queen and drag king performances, and we're having queens and kings from the Georgia State Alliance for Sexual and Gender Diversity. Specifically, they're all younger and under the age of 24, and just giving them that space to perform in."
Morgan noted that the Youth Hospitality Suite will draw a large number of guests, owing in part to the success of his committee's word-spreading efforts and the involvement of LGBT young people from middle schools, high schools, and college campuses across the country.
"I think that's so important for us to recognize that youth are important in this cause, and that we do need to listen to youth – what they're thinking, what their ideas are, and what they're doing, and honestly what they're doing in their schools," he said.
To ensure that Creating Change won't be all work and no play for LGBT youth, however, they will also be able to kick up their heels Saturday night at a youth dance – complete with DJ's, drag queens, and drag kings – and a "15 and Up" dance, Morgan said.
As with many other social and political causes, the value of meeting of minds from all generations cannot be underestimated, according to Shutt, who noted that a growing number of youth and student groups attend the conference each year. He echoed the assertion that today's LGBT youth are becoming more politically and socially engaged in the equality movement. He also believes their involvement will be instrumental in bridging the gap from where it has been to where it's headed.
"As youth come into the movement, the horizon of liberation becomes more and more clear. We are a long way off and youth are identifying more ways of moving us forward," Shutt said. "The National Conference on Equality: Creating Change creates a space that is as close to liberation as a queer person can get. This is why the conference is so important. While some think that marriage is the most important issue in the movement, participants at this conference will walk away knowing that liberation is the outcome we seek."
In its 25-year history, Creating Change has been held – sometimes more than once – in regions and cities across the United States. In each of its host cities, an affirming rainbow glow is cast that aims to bring attention to and to hopefully change old preconceived prejudices about the various facets and demographics of LGBT life.
In that vein, the host committee co-chairs say Creating Change's presence in Atlanta this year is a particularly meaningful one for LGBT people in the South, where the queer community has perhaps been more oppressed and ostracized than in less conservative parts of the country.
"In a city like Atlanta, Detroit, or Denver, it's not just another gay thing or queer thing that happens. It is a very important gathering to be placed in those communities," said Russell Roybal, Deputy Executive Director of External Relations at the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force.
He added, "Sometimes in coastal or in larger cities, the organizing is actually more difficult because it is just another thing. But in a place like Atlanta where there is a vibrant, strong, and large LGBT community, it means more because things like this don't happen all the time in Atlanta. We enjoy having it in cities where it is very meaningful to the local community because we want the local LGBT organizations to be in a better place because Creating Change has been in their city."
"I think what happens is, no matter what the culture of the city is or even what's happening in that city or state, this conference is so significant in the energy that it brings with people there who are like-minded and on the same page," Thomas said. "We kind of queer up the city. In that moment, you just better get with the program or get out of our way, and it's not in a negative way. It's just 'We're here.' And people have, I believe, noticed."
"I do think that one of the main reasons that hosting a conference like Creating Change is really important in Atlanta is because if you look at Atlanta's make-up, we have such a unique racial diversity here, unlike any other city," said Morgan, who was born and raised in southeast Georgia and says that heritage continues to be part of his political identity. "Most cities don't have what we have in terms of race politics. If you look back at civil rights, most of its beginnings happened here in Atlanta and that's so important for our history and so important for us to recognize how we politically organize now."
It's that unique mix of queer political gumption and regional qualities that makes the Atlanta Creating Change such an inviting cocktail, according to Thompson.
"For me, it's really beautiful that it's in the South, and Southern queer people can come out in all our glory and all our resilience and be a part of this in a real way," he said. "So I'm excited that it'll be here and be supported by beautiful Southern hospitality and great committees."
But beyond mere politically-oriented goals, bringing the conference back to Atlanta affords the city's gay community a metaphorical stage on which to strut its stuff, which, as with all other Creating Change conferences, helps to balance the hardcore activist elements with a more lighthearted mindset.
"In Out magazine, Atlanta was named the gayest city, and if you read that article, part of the reason is that we have MondoHomo, which is a queer arts and music festival that I organize here," Morgan said. "Southern good-looking hunky men was the first reason, and then the second reason they discussed in detail was MondoHomo for having such a radical queer presence here. And I think it's important to recognize that we do have a lot of radical queer folks and lot of radical organizations doing some progressive stuff."
Starting out
The impetus for the founding of Creating Change in 1988 was simple, Russell said.
"[I]t was basically a response to the 1987 march on Washington. The message at the 1987 march was 'Go home, roll up your sleeves, and get to work.' Folks went home, rolled up their sleeves, and got to work, then discovered they needed some help. So they turned to the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force and started calling our office asking for support and resources and skills," Roybal said. "There's such a tremendous need for skills-building, people getting together, and strategizing, and the Task Force decided the best thing to do would be to hold a conference."
That first conference was held in Washington, DC, in Fall 1988, and was attended by some 300 people. It included keynote speakers, plenary sessions, and workshops, but on a much smaller scale than would be found at later conferences.
Even with the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force's longtime reputation as a preeminent leader in the fight for LGBT equality, it still considers itself an avid grassroots organization that works on state and local levels to build the power of communities from the ground up, according to Roybal.
The ultimate and consistent goals of those community groups, he added, are consistently freedom, justice, and equality for LGBT people.
"The conference is our most outward expression of bringing those folks together and giving them skills-building, networking, and some fun too. This work is hard, so I think it's important to have a good time while we're doing it," he said.
25th Annual National Conference on LGBT Equality: Creating Change
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Modernity versus 17th-century pirates? Bet on the pirates. If you're "Jonesing" for a fascinating and exceedingly violent pirate adventure yarn, I highly recommend the 1980 overlooked film The Island. If you're wondering who would win in a winner-take-all battle to the death between pirates and the modern (by 1980 standards) U.S. Coast Guard, check out this film.
First, this is not necessarily an Alt-Right film or even a good film for that matter, particularly if you're watching it while sober. So I would encourage you to indulge in some spirits—Booker's bourbon should hit the spot, though rum would likely be more appropriate. However, what it does illustrate is the tenacity and savagery that our ancestors were capable of inflicting, especially when it's juxtaposed next to the impotence of modernity and its lack of resistance or situational awareness.
Based off the novel, The Island, by Peter Benchley, who also wrote the screenplay and the novelist behind the critically acclaimed Jaws and somewhat entertaining The Deep, this was budgeted to be a summer blockbuster in 1980. Unfortunately, by modern viewing (and even audiences at the time), this is clearly a B-level film. It contains executions, rape, torture-by-jellyfish, disturbing violence and weird sex, though not entirely degenerate. Its pacing is inadequate and the acting, other than the leads and pirate cast, is sub-par. The score, while inspiring at times, is uneven. And the film doesn't know what it is—black comedy or thriller/slasher. But, most importantly, it's fun.
What other film would depict SWPLs, while piloting a cocaine-laden pleasure craft (remember, this is the '80s), lacking even the most basic agency to defend themselves from makeshift wooden boats transporting toothless marauding pirates, sporting antique flintlocks and rusted cutlasses, and have them slaughtered to the man to a rousing Ennio Morricone score? Answer: Not many.
Michael Caine is the lead role as Blair Maynard and David Warner does a nice job as his foil, the pirate leader Jean-David Nau. The pirate cast seems to enjoy themselves immensely and shine throughout the film, each one adding their own nuances to their depraved characters.
The plot is fairly simple and uncomplicated. Maynard is a journalist from New York and is sent to the Bermuda Triangle to investigate the disappearance of ships in the area, his son tags along, and they get captured by 17th century pirates. In turn, the pirates attempt to brainwash the son to join their band and become their heir. Escape attempts are involved, multiple deaths and pirate boardings occur and a truly vicious reckoning takes place on the U.S. Coast Guard cutter New Hope.
Other than the violence, which would be watered down in a "current year" film, the most intriguing aspect of the film is naturally the pirates. The pirates are descendants of the French Buccaneers of Hispaniola and have not been touched by modernity. Their enclave, the island, has been in existence since it was established by Jean-David Nau, also known as, François l'Olonnais (1635 - 1668) during the 17th century. Interestingly, l'Olonnais was a real-life pirate who was active in the Caribbean during the 1660s. Warner's character, sharing the same name, is named after his legendary ancestor. And, unlike modernity, veneration to ancestry and reverence to lineage play an important role for the pirates.
For instance, Caine's Maynard is spared execution due to his last name. The character has the same last name as the Royal Navy Captain Robert Maynard (1684 - 1751), First Lieutenant of the HMS Pearl, who killed the bloodthirsty pirate Blackbeard in a fight off the coast of North Carolina. The pirates make the connection and spare him because of his presumed lineage.
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The pirates have had little contact with the outside world, other than raiding passing pleasure craft. So in a bizarre and slightly LARPy way, they have very little understanding for the pozzed contemporary world. For instance, after pillaging the SWLP/coke craft (mentioned above), they carelessly spill thousands of dollars of cocaine. To them, it's worthless and trivial. Their captured breeding stock (yes, women), trinkets and weapons are more practical and interesting.
The pirate voice work is equally interesting as well. Due to their isolation, their mannerisms, customs and speech, while already unsettling due to their profession, are more devolved and foreign. To my Virginia ears, the only thing comparable would be the Tangier Island accent, which is fitting, since Tangier Island is a small and isolated island off the coast of Virginia and its people speak a unique English Restoration-era dialect of American English.
Isolation does have its drawbacks though. Inbreeding has shed an unhealthy amount of IQ points off the group, which necessitates the need for seizing women for breeding or outright kidnapping children for assimilation. Amusingly though, the pirate island is fairly well behaved and anyone captured by the pirates seem well adjusted and content.
The film has little diversity, which is an added plus, but customary for the time period of the film and topic. The pirates and their victims, unfortunately, are all White. What bothers me about modern pirate films, and there are very few, is the need to imagine pirates as a multicultural and sexually diverse family—see (((Jerry Bruckheimer's))) Pirates of the Caribbean series and the feminist fantasy bomb Cutthroat Island. They're pure fiction and nonsensical not only in the diversity aspect, but also in their depictions of a charming, non-threatening piracy.
Finally, and I can't stress this enough, the climax is incredibly rewarding. The pirates, discovered by happenstance by an incompetent U.S. Coast Guard, go on the offensive utilizing treachery and pure barbarity. Heads are set on fire. M16s and hatchets meet in gangways. Flare guns are used as they should in battle.
If you're drinking and having movie night at your local pool party, I give this film four out of five stars. If you're bored and watching while sober, it's barely a three (that's being generous).
PS. The film depicts a black police officer as a corrupt buffoon.
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1 Stars – The Bird Cage
2 Stars – Prometheus
3 Stars – Eye of the Tiger
4 Stars – Presumed Innocent
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Severe storms cause significant damage in Peru
Powerful storms rolled through central Indiana Wednesday, causing over 20,000 power outages and significant property damage in Peru, Miami County.
The storms damaged several buildings on the west side of Peru, according to Chris Marks, the Miami County Emergency Management director. He said there are several trees down in Maconaquah Park.
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Views from Chopper 13 show some buildings destroyed and others heavily damaged. The storms pushed vehicles in the Kroger parking lot onto their side and into each other. One vehicle was flipped onto its top.
Residents say there was no warning before the storm blew through town.
"It was coming, too, but it really didn't give us a warning. Just all at once, the tree went through the wall in there, then that one was on top of the house," said Roberta Johnson.
A tree that stands between Roberta's home and her sister Lucille's home next door crashed down into Roberta's roof. The damage is so bad, she can't stay in the house where she's lived for 45 years. Instead, she'll be staying with her sister.
The damage was isolated to a narrow path through the town of Peru.
"It sounded like a freight train came through. There was no warning or anything," said one witness.
"Glad it didn't take the house. That's all I'm worried about is the house and it didn't take it. Material things can be replaced, life can't," said Roy Turpine.
Turpine's garage, however, was leveled by the storm.
"Looks like it sort of sucked it over, instead of just up in the air," he said.
Traffic on West Main Street was blocked to prevent the incoming flow of traffic after the storms Some streets remain barricaded mostly because of downed power lines.
There was a reported gas leak that has since been capped, and a trailer was shifted from its foundation. The B & K Root Beer stand was destroyed. There was also damage reported at the Aldi supermarket.
The Kroger reported damage to the front of the store and possible damage at the gas station. Two customers had minor injuries, including an injury from broken glass. No workers were injured.
There were no funnel cloud sightings reported to state police prior to the storm. At this point the National Weather Service is assessing what kind of storm caused the damage. Investigators will tour the area on Thursday to determine if the damage was caused by a tornado.
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One picture posted by a WTHR viewer on our station's Facebook page showed a car flipped onto its hood into a ditch filled with water in the Kroger parking lot. Another picture showed significant damage to buildings along W. 2nd Street, and a third picture showed a marquee or other part of a building that came down on parked vehicles.
In Howard County, emergency management officials say the storm dropped rain and brought strong winds to the area. A director at the Howard County Fair tells Eyewitness News activities on the grounds "came mostly to a halt" while the storm rolled through. He said the impact was mostly just high winds. No one was hurt. A marquee at a food stand was blown over. There was no other damage at the fairgrounds.
As of 3:30 pm, Duke Energy reported over 20,000 outages. That number was reduced to about 800 by 11:30 pm. IPL reported a very small number of homes without power.
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Victoria Beckham Shares 'First Date with David' Dress
It's always fun to catch a glimpse of our favorite stars' more vulnerable moments, and Victoria Beckham posted a photo of the outfit she wore the first time she went out with her husband David Beckham.
Posh took to her Twitter account and uploaded the pic along with the caption, "Look what I found. The dress I wore on my first date with David!! X so cute!! X."
The dress looks to be quite short, made of suede and a burnt orange color, complete with a matching belt featuring a round silver buckle.
And while the getup is certainly a bit dated for today's trends, it certainly seems to have helped Victoria accomplish her mission of landing a total stud back in the day!
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Offers in Excess of £318,000
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Tenure: Freehold
Convenient location - ideal for Orpington High Street!
Lovely two double bedroom detached bungalow in this cul-de-sac location offered for sale with no onward chain. The property has been enlarged and features an attractive part brick conservatory and a utility room/area with cloakroom/wc. Externally there is an attractive 70' x 41' rear garden with detached garage accessed via a rear slip road. Other features include double glazing, gas central heating and a farmhouse style kitchen/breakfast room. Orpington town centre provides excellent shopping, entertainment and commercial facilities along with links to central London via Orpington and St. Mary Cray station. Internal viewing is essential.
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Feature gas flame effect fireplace. Radiator. Coved cornice. Folding doors tleading to :-
Conservatory/Dining Room - 12'7 x 9'8(3.84m x 2.95m)
Double glazed leaded light windows to rear. Double glazed door to garden. Radiator. Tiled floor surface.
Utility Room - 19'2 x 4'4(5.84m x 1.32m)
Single drainer sink unit with cupboards under. Further range of wall and base units with round topped work surfaces incorperating space for washing machine, tumble dryer and fridge/freezer. Radiator. Laminate tile effect flooring.
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Double glazed window. Low level W.C. Part tiled walls. Wash hand basin. Laminate tiled floor.
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Double glazed window to rear. Inset single drainer sink unit with mixer tap and cupboards below. Further range of wall and base units with round topped work surfaces incorperating space for gas cooker, integrated dishwasher and fridge. Radiator. Gas boiler. Part tiled walls. Laminate floor tiles.
Bedroom One - 13'9 x 10'5 to wardobe face(4.19m x 3.18m to wrdobe fce)
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The story revolves around three women in different eras who are all profoundly affected by the works of Virginia Woolf. In 1949, Laura Brown, a pregnant housewife, is planning a party for her husband, but she can't stop reading the novel 'Mrs. Dalloway'. Clarissa Vaughn, a modern woman living in present times is throwing a party for her friend Richard, a famous author dying of AIDS. These two stories are simultaneously linked to the work and life of Virginia Woolf, who's writing the novel mentioned before.
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Use this extension to encode/decode URI. It is useful to encode strings the same way that the posted data from WWW forms are encoded.
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Open source has brought a lot more than Linux to the computing world. It has also given us PHP and MySQL.
In the first installment of this three-lesson tutorial, we cover everything you need to know to begin developing database hubs. You'll get instructions for installation on both Unix and Windows, and then you'll learn some simple scripts that will insert information into a database and display that data on a web page.
Lesson 2 covers more PHP/MySQL goodies than you could probably imagine:while loops, the ever-useful if-else statement. But this information alone means little if you don't continue and see how PHP can be used with HTML forms. By the time you've polished off this lesson, you'll be able to add, edit, and remove information from your database.
In Lesson 3, you'll learn some of the secrets that will turn your simple data-driven site into a useful application. We'll cover validation and show how to prevent users from leaving key form fields blank and how to make sure numeric files don't contain letters. You'll also learn how PHP handles includes and functions. Plus you'll see how these two features, when deployed together, can make the coder's life much easier. Everything winds up with some tearful parting words and a bit of advice for the aspiring PHP/MySQL coder.


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Benik Afobe scored a magnificent treble to inspire England to a comfortable 4-0 win over Cyprus on Sunday.
The 17-year-old has been in fine form for Neil Banfield's Reserves this season and showcased his talent with an outstanding performance in Belgium.
Afobe scored his first after just four minutes when Michael Ngoo got past Dimitris Moulazimis before pulling the ball back to the Arsenal man who smashed home from six yards.
The pair combined again on the half-hour mark when Ngoo's high cross gave Afobe a simple tap-in at the far post for his second.
The score was 3-0 when the striker completed his hat-trick after 74 minutes. He latched onto a through-ball by Ross Barkley and confidently slotted home to seal a memorable hat-trick.
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Snowstorm Expected to Hit NY, NJ
A winter storm is expected to hit the area late Friday night — dumping as much a six inches of snow in the metropolitan area by Saturday night.
Between three and five inches of snow is expected in the city and between as four to six inches in parts of Northeastern New Jersey.
"Relatively speaking, the heaviest snowfall should be during the morning hours, towards noon, and then really we'll see that intensity start to wind down after mid-day," said Joe Picca, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service.
The Lower Hudson valley will likely be hit the hardest, with possible snow accumulation of five to six inches. Forecasters said New York City and Northern New Jersey will see snow showers turn to rain Saturday afternoon.
Picca said that's when the danger could really begin for pedestrians and drivers.
"Temperatures will get below freezing into the mid-to-upper 20s so any of that water or slush could easily refreeze into patches of ice on roadways as we move into Sunday morning," he said.
Forecasters say they will be closely monitoring the storm's approach for any changes.
Alternate side parking rules are suspended in anticipation of snow. The MTA says it's bringing in extra personnel, and has equipment at the ready -- but expects to run normal service tomorrow. NJ Transit says it's closely monitoring the storm – and is cross-honoring all tickets on Saturday.
The city's sanitation department has 365 salt spreaders and 1,400 snow plows — all equipped with a new GPS system — ready to go, in anticipation of the snow storm heading our way tonight.
Spokesman Vito Turso said the GPS will allow dispatchers to see areas that have been plowed and those still in need of plowing. He also says the department has 230,000 tons of rock salt.
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University of the Pacific is pleased to offer its Master of Physician Assistant Studies (MPAS) degree program. This full-time, 27-month program is designed for professionals currently working in other areas of health care, individuals interested in a second career opportunity, and pre-health students interested in entering the fast-growing physician assistant (PA) field. Classes matriculate each January.
Physician assistants (PAs) are healthcare professionals licensed to practice medicine with physician collaboration. In an interprofessional setting, Pacific PA students will become proficient in the full array of skills involved in completing medical histories, performing physical examinations, performing clinical skills and procedures, providing treatment, and counseling patients.
Pacific's PA program provides numerous opportunities for interprofessional education through involvement with Pacific's highly regarded health-related schools, the Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry and the Thomas J. Long School of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, and through student clinical training experiences at community hospitals and clinics.
In addition to successfully completing their program, Pacific PA students are required to pass the Physician Assistant National Certifying Examination (PANCE) as required by regulatory agencies in order to enter into practice.
The ARC-PA has granted Accreditation-Provisional status to the University of the Pacific Master of Physician Assistant Studies Program sponsored by the University of the Pacific.
Accreditation-Provisional is an accreditation status granted when the plans and resource allocation, if fully implemented as planned, of a proposed program that has not yet enrolled students appear to demonstrate the program's ability to meet the ARC-PA Standards or when a program holding Accreditation-Provisional status appears to demonstrate continued progress in complying with the Standards as it prepares for the graduation of the first class (cohort) of students.
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In his debut as head football coach of the Tigers, Auburn showed the mental toughness to hang tough for four quarters and pulled out a hard-fought 31-24 football victory over visiting Washington State on Saturday. Last season, all too often the Tigers folded like a lawn chair when pressure was applied.
In a game full of big plays on offense, defense and special teams, the Tigers won the contest by not panicking when things went awry.
"It was a fun game with a lot of ups and downs," said junior center Reese Dismukes. "I thought we really dealt with adversity well and it is awesome that we came out with a win.
"It was great to get that bad taste out of our month from last year and know we can actually do it," Dismukes added.
Malzahn said the game will provide a lot of teaching moments for his football team and Dismukes agreed. "When you look at the film you usually find that some things aren't as good as they seemed and some things aren't as bad, but I know we have a lot of work to do to get better."
Gus Malzahn is greeted on his first Tiger Walk as head coach of the Tigers.
Auburn's new head coach said, "I am very proud of the team. They found a way to win. I have been preaching, ever since we've been here, how we are going together to handle adversity--how we are going to stick together.
"I really felt there was a lot of adversity out there," he noted. "We made a lot of mistakes--some of the critical--but our guys found a way to overcome them.
"I am very proud of our defense," he added. "They got us three turnovers and they got us two fourth down stops late."
Montravius Adams makes his first college sack.
The Tigers overcame an aerial onslaught from the Cougars, who completed 35 of 65 passes for 344 yards and one TD.
In contrast, Auburn's passing game was shaky with new QB Nick Marshall showing signs of nerves at times and also being plagued by several drops. He threw just 19 times and completed 10 for 99 yards.
Auburn did most of its offensive damage on the ground. Tailback Corey Grant gained 146 yards on nine carries, Tre Mason added 73 more on 15 runs and Cameron Artis-Payne's Auburn debut produced 52 yards on 10 carries.
Although the Tigers were out-gained they won the turnover battle 3-1 and also won the special teams battle with three Cody Parkey field goals, a touchdown return by Mason and a two-point conversion run by Ryan White.
Star Of the Game--Offensive Variety: Grant, a speedy junior the former coaching staff rarely let play, showed what they were missing with his big night.
Star of the Game--Defensive Variety: Robenson Therezie, a speedy junior the former coaching staff rarely let play, showed what they were missing with his big night. He intercepted two passes and tied for second on the team in tackles with six solos and one assist starting at the "star" rover position in place of Justin Garrett, who was dressed out but held out with a foot issue.
Robenson Therezie makes his first interception.
Star of the Game--Special Teams Variety: Mason's 100-yard return is worthy of the honor although Parkey's field goal kicking deserves honorable mention.
Newcomer Of the Night: Freshman defensive tackle made two solo tackles, two assists with sack and gave the Tigers consistent inside pressure as a reserve. "I had a lot of fun out there," he said.
Tiger Touchdowns/Field Goals, Part 1:
*Mason's second-effort run from four yards out enabled the Tigers to take an 8-7 lead with 2:26 left in the first quarter after Auburn moved 28 yards following an interception by Therezie, who made his first college start. The Tigers trumped a 12-play, 75-yard scoring drive for the Cougars with Mason's TD and two-point run by PAT holder Ryan White when the Tigers lined up in a wide spread formation. (White, a reserve cornerback, played quarterback in high school.)
*Touchdown two for the Tigers was a 100-yard kickoff return for Tre Mason, his first since the opening game of the 2011 season vs. Utah State. That answered a 67-yard scoring drive from the visitors putting the Tigers on Top 15-14. (Mason told special teams coach Scott Fountain in pre-game that he planned to take one the distance.)
*Following a quick-strike 75-yard TD drive by the Cougars, Auburn answered on the next play from scrimmage as Grant raced 75 yards down the left sideline for a score to put the Tigers up 22-21 with 6:06 left in the second quarter.
*Washington State's decision to gamble on fourth down in its own territory to set up the final points of the half, a 47-yard field goal by Parkey, who was wide left earlier on a 50-yard try. The Tigers took a 25-21 lead into the locker room at intermission.
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*Auburn led at the break despite being out-gained 283-178. The Cougars kept the ball for 48 plays to 29 for the Tigers, who rushed for 178 yards on 29 carries. QB Nick Marshall hit just 2-8 passes for 20 yards.
*Washington State quarterback Connor Halliday hit 24-36 passes in the first half for 264 yards and one TD. and was intercepted by Therezie and Josh Holsey.
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*The Tigers scored first in the third period on a 26-yard field goal after having a TD run called back on a QB keeper when Artis-Payne was called for holding in the end zone. Parkey's second successful field goal put the Tigers head 28-21 with 6:51 left in the quarter.
*Working with a short field after Parkey's kickoff went out of bounds, the Cougars cut the lead to 28-24 with a 43-yard field goal by Andrew Furney with 4:18 in the third quarter.
*Parkey increased the lead back to seven points by drilling a 42-yard field goal with 9:07 to cap a drive that covered 61 yards and 12 plays.
The defense then stepped up and saved the day with a pair of fourth down stops. The second came with the Cougars in great field position on fourth down and five at the Auburn 27 with 2:09 left after Mason had fumbled the football at the 50-yard line after Therezie's interception in the end zone had ended WSU's threat to tie the game.
Top Tackers: Jonathon Mincy led the Tigers with eight solo stops while Therezie and Ryan Smith had six solos and an assist.
From the Paloose: Washington State coach Mike Leach said after the game he believes his Cougars are a better team than they were last year and he said the same is true of the Tigers.
Up Next: The Tigers return to Jordan-Hare Stadium for game two vs. Malzahn's 2012 team, the Arkansas State Red Wolves. Kickoff is set for 6:30 p.m. CDT and the game will be televised on Fox Sports Net. Malzahn said his Tigers will need to improve next week if they want to improve their record to 2-0.


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Green Bay Drops Season Opener to Western Illinois, 8-2
ROSEMONT, Ill. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – The Green Bay softball team opened the 2017 campaign on Friday evening at the Total Control Sports Invitational in Rosemont, Ill., falling to Western Illinois, 8-2, on opening day. Allie Taylor tallied two RBIs for the Phoenix on a double to left field in the loss.
Western Illinois 8, Green Bay 2
Western Illinois (1-0) jumped out to an early lead over the Phoenix (0-1), plating one run in the first inning off of a pair of hits and a sacrifice fly. The Leathernecks would go on to score the next seven runs of the ball game to lead things 8-0 heading into the bottom of the sixth inning.
Green Bay started to get things rolling in the bottom of the sixth, beginning with an Abby Brinkmeier single to left field that advanced Hailee Frey to second, who reached earlier in the inning on a fielder's choice to third base.
Next to the plate with runners on first and second and two outs in the inning was Allie Taylor and she was not going to let the opportunity go to waste. Taylor smacked a double to left field that plated Brinkmeier and Frey for the first Phoenix runs of the season, avoiding the enforcement of the eight-run rule and ensuring Green Bay a plate appearance in the seventh inning.
After holding the Leathernecks scoreless in the top of the inning, the Phoenix was unable to gather any runs of its own, falling to Western Illinois 8-2 to open the season.
The Phoenix will return to the diamond on tomorrow afternoon to face Butler at 2 p.m. followed by a matchup with Loyola at 4:30 p.m.
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Posted by Tom Grant on November 18, 2009
Since our first Forrester open house for product managers and product marketers was a success, we're going to start scheduling them regularly. Like, say, once a month.
The topic that has received the most votes in our topic survey is, How does Agile affect the company, outside the development team? Other leading topics include:
We're leaving the survey open, so please, vote for the topics that most interest you.
Posted by Tom Grant on November 17, 2009
April Dunford, who writes the blog Rocket Watcher, explains the product marketing challenges in the tech industry, and the special problems facing startups. We also talk about how PMs can embrace social media without a huge hit to their schedule. Plus, a juicy tidbit from the upcoming research document on requirements. (c) 2009 Tom Grant
Posted by Tom Grant on November 13, 2009
This morning, I had a briefing with McObject, a tech vendor that specializes in embeddable databases. From cars to set-top boxes to web sites, there's a near-universal need to put data somewhere, retrieve it, and manage it. In these use cases, the simplest database technology is the best.
Their product strategy is interesting to the readers of this blog for at least a couple of reasons. First, there's an unstated assumption in many technology companies that complexity is inescapable. If you want to keep pace with your competitors, you have to keep pace with their feature set.
Keeping the roadmap simplePshaw. If you look carefully at McObject's roadmap, you don't see crazy amounts of new features. Instead, their product strategy focuses on the essentials. Provide logical database devices as a layer of abstraction above the actual storage (on disk, in memory, etc.). Take advantage of the performance improvements in 64-bit architectures. Give the developer an optimistic concurrency option.
During a breakfast meeting this morning, someone asked a very sharp question: Are businesses really operating differently because of social media? I then jumped in the car, drove from San Francisco back to our Foster City office, and heard how Cisco has used social media to change product launches.
The obvious change, of course, is lowering the cost, if you're not renting out the Moscone Center for a big launch party. Slightly less obvious changes include the ability to reach more people in more countries. , the virtual launch also makes it possible to reach more people, in more countries, than Cisco could with traditional face-to-face events.
So far, we're just considering changes in capability. Doing product launches cheaper, faster, better is an important innovation, but it's not a sign that a company is operating or thinking in a significantly different way. You might buy a cheaper, better, and faster car, but you might not change your driving habits one bit, or take more care to follow the traffic laws.
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Forrester's Rob Koplowitz tells us how organizations adopt SharePoint, and the lessons learned for other technology vendors. But first, a recap of last week's open house on "social product management," and some musings on the product strategy for Google Wave. (c) 2009 Tom Grant.
Not every unwelcome change is necessarily a fiasco. It's how you handle the transition that determines, to a large extent, whether people perceive it to be a fiasco.
Case in point: Oracle's transition from its creaky but familiar Metalink support site to the new support portal. I'm sure that anyone who has ever been involved in the transition from one web application to its replacement has learned just how many unexpected glitches can creep into the process. Certainly, Oracle has faced similar scenarios, such as when it switched the main corporate web site from a custom-built content management system to a new infrastructure based on Oracle Portal.
Unfortunately, the corporate web site, where people go to find high-level marketing information, is not the same as the support web site, where people go to get problems with mission-critical applications resolved.
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Here's an important rule of thumb, if you're a researcher such as myself: Don't name something unless it really exists. That sounds fairly obvious, but unfortunately, in the history of the technology industry, there's a sad history of failed neologisms. In some cases, these phrases exaggerated the importance or complexity of some relatively mundane aspect of the world. That's how the superheated usage of the term knowledge management turned into a four letter word. In other cases, people use neologisms designed to describe things that might (or might not) exist in the future as if they already existed now. I've heard some presentations about the Semantic Web that certainly fall into that category.
Therefore, when I use a phrase like social product management, believe me, I'm using it very carefully. Over the course of the last week, I've had occasion to use it on several occasions, most recently at last night's open house for PMs in the Forrester Foster City office. (Thanks to all who attended, by the way.)
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Just a quick reminder that the "open house" for product managers and product marketers is tomorrow at 4 PM PST at Forrester's office in Foster City, CA (click here for a map). As my earlier post explains, the intent is to kick off a series of informal conversations about topics of interest.
For this first open house, we'll be discussing how social media are changing the job descriptions, priorities, deliverables, and required skills for PMs. All are welcome, the event is free, just come on down.
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Brian Drummond tells us how Agile adoption worked at Yahoo! How did it start? How did different teams share best practices? How do you make Agile the status quo in a big software company? Plus, news of the first PM open house at the Forrester office in Foster City, CA. (c) 2009 Tom Grant


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CEO John Morrison said the Primaris board would give the Canadian real estate investment trust's unitholders its opinion of the bid once it receives a formal offer.
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Sega marketing executive Alan Pritchard recently stated "The Wii U is coming out next spring/summer." In other words, some time between May and August of 2012.
That's a much more exact time period than Nintendo's official line of "2012." Estimates thus far have pegged the Wii U at arriving sometime between mid and late 2012.
Seeing as how it's some guy at Sega saying this, and not the word of Nintendo's triad of power (Iwata/Miyamoto/Reggie), leaves me to wonder how credible the claim really is. Still, I can dream.
By the way, some form of HD Sonic is coming to Wii U. As for when that will be, I guess that's up to some unknown Namco employee to say.


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|29th October 2007, 08:48 PM
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Why does my CD player sound better then my PC?
When I have a new CD then I take always a copy on my laptop computer.
I do this with Nero burning ROM and select Nero Express.
Then I save the image in .WAV format on my harddisk.
I have an external USB soundcard Edirol UA-EX, and I use it on battery power. (modification)
Today I did a A/B test with the same CD, on my CD player and on computer.
Everytime my CD player sound much much better. My computer sound is more compressed and the hights are suppresed. The CD player sound opener and more detailed. (My CD player is just a 10 years old one from Technics around 300 Euro)
Can it be that there is something wrong with the way I take my cd image with Nero software?? Are WAV files realy the same as the original?
|30th October 2007, 04:45 PM
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Try using EAC (exact audio copy) to make an image of the disc assuming you have a windows machine. EAC is open source and free - it's about the best out there, another option would be CD-DA..
It is quite possible that your usb dac just isn't that wonderful or is resampling everything to 48kHz before the conversion. Bad quality op-amps and passive parts might contribute to this issue as well.
There are good usb dacs, mostly based on via envy or similar chip sets that don't resample. M-Audio makes the Transit which doesn't resample by default. (I have several M-Audio products and am pleased with their performance.)
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|30th October 2007, 05:15 PM
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Good USB sound is not as easy as some will have you believe.
All the common solutions involve huge amount of jitter. As it appears to be different in spectrum to "normal" CDP jitter, some may actually prefer it.
Not to mention the DA extraction part and getting the PC (if its a PC) to bypass the dreaded Kmixer.
After months of fine-tuning i think i get acceptable sound out of USB but still no match overall for a dedicated CD transport.
|30th October 2007, 05:21 PM
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Have you tried getting around the windows kmixer component? The operating system (if you use windows) will be resampling everything at 48khz - poorly. ASIO4ALL is a common attempt to bybass kmixer. I use it with Foobar2000.
I dunno, maybe you've already tried this.
|30th October 2007, 05:53 PM
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And yet...
Here's my experience with ripping cd's to my Windows PC, then sync'ing to mp3 player:
>I decided rather than rip my stock stereo/spkrs out of my Saturn Wagon, I would install amplifiers, speakers -- and use Creative Zen M 30 gb player as source
>my evil plan involves ripping every cd I own onto my PC; I changed the rate from the default 128k to 160k...
>I ripped said cd's, then using Win Media Player, sync'd 'em to my Zen...
The result is 300+ "cd's" in my car at all times. The sound? I'm pretty picky and have found that some of the good old school music recordings basically don't cut it, so I find myself listening to mostly current recordings: jazz, classical, vocal (Sara Bareilles "Little Voice" is very clear), or perhaps some of Red Hot Chili Peps recordings, which are pretty good.
I must humbly say that I have to educate myself regarding what the more well-informed posters refer to as "the dreaded Kmixer",
"resample by default", and "ASIO4ALL" and such. But, I wish that you could hear the results that I'm getting. Listeners say that my system sounds verrry good.
I digressed a bit, but now you have MY experiences with cd-to-computer music.
By the way, I plan to do a car audio post on the possibilities of ripping cd's using Windows Media "lossless", then syncing to some digital device for car digital audio. Please look for it, as I could use input (obviously). Blessings, Bdog
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Yeah I forgot to mention the dreaded kmixer.. I use asio exclusively and in fact the m-audio transit fully supports asio and that does make a big difference.
Asio4all is a great option for sound cards that don't support asio directly, and preferably don't resample everything to 48kHz by default. (Hardware based resampling codecs from realtec which are widely used on budget mobos unfortunately don't get quite all the benefit, but at least you are bypassing kmixer.)
Unfortunately in my rather limited experience Analog_sa is absolutely correct about the USB dac issue, I have yet to find one I like, the transit is just acceptable, but betters the few others I have tried so far.
I built a media server - well documented under another thread I started a couple of years ago, and it performs about as well as my old Lambda drive did, the caveat is it took a great deal of work to get good performance out of it.
OT: When I rip CDs to my iPod I use 320K AAC or Apple Lossless, and I can frequently hear the difference between the two. iTunes stuff at 128K sounds pretty crummy by comparison to either.
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|30th October 2007, 08:42 PM
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First of all, many thanks for the realy good suggestions.
But I've found my problem.
Now I feel stupid about this but the difference between the CD and the PC sound was caused by a bad cd that I had recorded before on my PC.
I played the same song on my CD with the good recorded CD and the same song on my PC from a bad recorded CD.
There is realy a big difference between CD's on the market.
Same songs on two different cd's, and they sound so different, it may not be possible but it is.
I 've made an image again from the good CD on my PC and it is much better. There is a small difference but you can only hear it with direct A/B tests.
I'm going to try EAC software to make exact copies. I believe this is the software that I need... many thanks.
I don't know what Kmixer is but I'll read about this on the internet.
|31st October 2007, 10:53 PM
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There is a simple an interesting test.
Play music with your PC CD Player, and play same music from file extracted by any software (EAC, Nero...).
There is a big difference. CD direct play sound better. It seem that wave file and direct CD don't use same path and software!
|31st October 2007, 11:45 PM
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You are still cheating yourself if you don't use EAC. It's the best ripping program out there. And it's free!
Why go to the trouble of making a copy if you you don't get all the music?
Poor stereo mix? Switch to mono! Perfect.
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