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During the past couple of years, I've been a judge for CASE, UCDA and CASE District VIII. One of the benefits of serving on judging panels is you get the chance to see some incredible work from talented people on campuses around the country. Really, there's a lot of good higher ed admissions stuff out there. For your inspiration, this post includes four student recruitment sites that caught my eye while judging. All four of the sites I will mention here were winners. The Biola Undergraduate Admissions site was a 2011 CASE Circle of Excellence Silver Award winner. Washington State University and Pacific University won gold and silver, respectively, in the category of Websites: Student Recruitment Subsection of the 2013 CASE District VIII Communications Awards. The fourth site, Eastern Illinois University's Admissions, won Gold in the 2012 UCDA Design Competition. In my view, all of these sites are strong examples of what a student recruitment website needs to be. Are they perfect? No. Do they inspire? Yes. The four sites I reference here display four characteristics I think are important for admissions sites: Be who you are. Know your demographic. Feature the academic programs. Make it high impact. Be who you are. As soon as you land on the Biola University site it feels different. From the color palette, to the welcome to our world theme, this site is probably an immediate "Yes, I want to apply!" for some, and a "Nope, this isn't for me." for others. Biola understands that you get right fit students when you give prospectives an authentic view of what you are and what you are not. I think one strength of the Biola site is that prospective students immediately know this is an all-Christian community. The brand of Biola is clear and bold. I also like: The student blogs on Tumblr. "Majors" and "Life at Biola" as front and center navigational elements. The use of illustration and graphics to enhance photography (see the Campus Culture section of the site). http://undergrad.biola.edu/ Know your demographic. The Washington State University site has an Instagram feel that is well-suited to the high school student demographic. The treatment of the photography, the choice of typography and the layout are all really appealing. With very little text, the homepage packs a punch and quickly responds to many of the interests, worries and fears of 16- to 18-year-olds looking at colleges. (The site also looks good on a phone!) The Washington State University site connects with the demographic. I also like: The fixed left-column menu. The many ways you can interact with the site. The WSU Admissions Pinterest. The Fields of Study graphic on the "Academics & Majors" page. http://admission.wsu.edu/index.html Feature the academic programs. Pacific University uses five landing pages — "think. see. teach. heal. lead." — to cover academics in a compelling and meaningful way. The left-column menu on each of the landing pages is the list of majors! Pacific offers detail about the academic programs in a digestible and informative way. I also like: The short videos offering a sense of place and culture. The theme lines like "Sometimes the biggest ideas come from small places." and "Bring your imagination to the global marketplace." http://www.pacificu.edu/discover/ Make it high impact. The Eastern Illinois University Admissions site is high impact. The use of color and photography is strong and the texture in the background is cool. The copy on this site is also high impact: "The deal goes like this. You give us four years, and we give you a future. You give us your best effort, and we give you devoted faculty and staff who work with you to ensure you reach your highest potential." I also like: The simple navigation (the menu labels are super clear!). The Life @ EIU section. The theme lines throughout ("When overthinking is a good thing.) http://www.eiu.edu/admissions/ More on student recruitment from the mStoner blog: How to build better major and degree pages. (Doug Gapinski) Telling Your Research Story (Kylie Larson) What's been catching your eye? Let me know about your favorite student recruitment websites. I'd like to feature more of them here. Filed under: blog, marketing, mStoner Blog, websites
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Starting this on the bus on the way home from the centre of town,
and no doubt won't finish it til tomorrow morning, but wanted to try out making a post on my phone – after all, this is where our learners are headed, isn't it?
Sandy has been a big help again today, easily my star of the conference.
'We' 'saw' the following talks together:
Does the word "synonym" have a synonym? – Leo Selivan
Bridging the gap by Ceri Jones
From preparation to preparedness – Adrian Underhill and Alan Maley
Does the word "synonym" have a synonym? – Leo Selivan
talk sounds fascinating, I love travelling back through the history of the language as he did at the beginning of his talk and this pie chart of the make up of English I haven't seen before:
And for some strange reason I always enjoy telling my students that English is the biggest language in the world (for some other strange reason my Argentine students never believe me and insist Spanish has more words, not a problem I ever had in the Czech Republic).
And of course, the main point Leo makes about synonyms is crucial when it comes to vocab learning (well-timed, since I'm doing our CELTA session on teaching vocab this afternoon – one of my favourites) – synonyms are not the same. This is something I'm a staunch defender of and always pick up our trainees on when they say 'they're the same' to the students in class (a little demand high CELTA tutoring there, Neil?). If they were the same then we wouldn't have two words for something. The reason we do have two words for something, or three or four, is because there are subtle differences between them (perhaps because the different social or geographic classes saw things differently back when the language was being molded (hang on a minute, language is always being molded (although perhaps nowadays it's being moulded too?)). And so they don;t differ in basic meaning, but as Leo points out, they differ in their collocations, register, colligations and semantic prosodies, to name but a few. And this does need to be pointed out to students, as I will point out to our CELTees this afternoon.
Sandy reports only two practical ideas from Leo, collocation forks, which if I understand correctly go back to Lewis' ideas in The Lexical Approach, and a website called Just the word, which looks like a useful reference page for teachers and students alike – demand high of yourselves by checking out collocations of words before you teach them (but remember to stay in the context in which you're teaching). My example nods to yesterday's post about Day One at IATEFL:
I do like the visula simplicity of the little green bars, though I'm struggling to see why 'cabbage at' is just as used as 'cabbage with'. Market forces I imagine.
Bridging the gap by Ceri Jones
is getting short shrift because I have some Academic Coordinating to do before pilates class, but seems worth a mention because the course book she is selling in the talk seems to be written on slightly more solid foundations than any others in recent years. It seems to take into account the changing world and changing language around us and tries to be more relevant to learners by including them more in activities. I imagine like most talks about course books she focused on the three best activities in the book, but hopefully that's just me being cynical. Definitely one to check out when it comes to choosing new books. One activity she mentions that I am a big fan of is getting the learners to write a text before they read a similar text form the coursebook, they are then immediately comparing their own ideas and writing skills with those of the author, which makes the whole process more cognitive and affective.
From preparation to preparedness – Adrian Underhill and Alan Maley
This was one of the most eagerly awaited (and tweeted sessions) of the day and I picked up on the following:
Adrian & Alan are giving us useful advice for changing the way we teach #iatefl2013 #iatefl http://t.co/DBRjs4NoG8—
Beyza Yılmaz (@Beyza) April 10, 2013
This just made me want to be at the conference and at the session. Whether or not the presenters were giving us good ideas, I'd love to have been there to see them try.
Adrian Underhill and Alan Maley have written an article in ETp called 'Expect the unexpected' with a follow up in current ETp #iatefl—
Sandy Millin (@sandymillin) April 10, 2013
And this tweet makes me want to read these articles. We should all be expecting the unexpected in our lessons – and enjoying it! One of the things I loved most about our recent Delta Intensive was watching very good teachers (when the lesson went to plan) become even better teachers by changing the plan, adapting the plan and losing the plan depending on their students' needs.
But unfortunately there weren't too many practical ideas coming out of the session, except for this list:
Those last two are the ones I'm going to focus on more, since the others are hopefully already 'just good teaching', aren't they?
Time to coordinate, so I'll leave you with a few random thoughts on a few random tweets I favourited throughout the day:
@harrisonmike says 'If you don't experiment, how can you develop?' #IATEFL—
Chia Suan Chong (@chiasuan) April 10, 2013
Completely agree with this one, Mike. I always try and set my self a new development goal each year (and normally manage many more along the way). This year's include blogging IATEFL , writing a Delta Module One Live Online course and celebrating IH World's 60th anniversary (hope you enjoy the free gifts, since many of them are from me).
Great talk by Joan Saslow on facilitating fluency, with very practical techniques. @CollinsELT should be retweeting me! #IATEFL13 #IATEFL—
Lyn Strutt (@conciselyn) April 10, 2013
This tweet too sounds like the kind of session I enjoy – practical activities that really work in the classroom. How many were there? What were they? Do they really promote further fluency? How can I find out?
#IATEFL #IATEFL13 The way we communicate is changing. Less face-to-face, more digital. Speaking activities/practice must reflect that—
Oxford ELT (@OUPELTGlobal) April 10, 2013
I include this tweet because I don't really get it. Apart from people actually paying less attention to the speaker during conversations because they are distracted by their phones (although at conferences we probably concentrate more when we are tweeting / blogging during the talks?), speech itself isn't changing, so how does the speaker envisage speaking activities reflect the more digital communication that there is? Anyone who was there care to enlighten me?
Emergent language in student writing DOGMEtic Demand High ELT with learners' technologies fb.me/J8t8BWn9 #iatefl #dogme—
Tom Randolph (@TomTesol) April 10, 2013
This link sounded good so I'm sharing it with you. Obviously I was intrigued by the Dogme / Demand High mix ('twas only a matter of time) so let's see what it's all about shall we? Not much D&D (un)fortunately, so little in fact I had to comment on it:
Hi Tom,
Very common sense if your students have the technology – sounds just like my kind of lesson and similar to one I shared yesterday in its use of whatever tech is 'handy'.
Am interested in hearing how you made it Demand High though, since that doesn't come out of your post and those dominoes don't sound very Dogme (not that that's a criticism).
But I hope your title and tags brought you a few new readers like myself anyhow .
From @willycardoso's dynamic ELT curriculum: from course book driven consensus to complicated conversation #iatefl http://t.co/B0yLAM6QiG—
Mike Harrison (@harrisonmike) April 09, 2013
I'm a big fan of Wily's and would love to have been at his talk – he really is an authentic teacher and always makes you think. If I have time I'll try and get more of a taste of his and Katy Davies' talks to comment on tomorrow, because they sound like to of the talks of the day.
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10 cups of tomatoes, preferably Romas or San Marzanos
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1 tablespoon kosher salt
1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
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Core tomatoes and score ends with an X. In large pot of boiling, salted water, blanch for 1 minute.
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In large pot over medium heat, warm olive oil. Stir in onion, and season with salt and pepper. Cook until onions begin to brown, then stir in sugar. Once the sugar has dissolved, pour in wine and cook over medium heat until pot is nearly dry, about 15 minutes. Pour in tomatoes and reserved juices and simmer until tomatoes have softened and juice reaches about 212 degrees or until jam is thick enough to lightly coat the back of a spoon, about 45 minutes.
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That jar of Grandma's beloved pickled beets — and many other favorite preserves — will be put to work in some of the season's trendiest recipes.
More and more chefs will not only preserve summer produce this fall, but they will use the preserved foods to enhance the flavor of some of their latest recipes. From pickling juice in salad dressings to tomato jam in an oat-crusted lipstick pepper tart, preserves are finding a new spot on the dinner table.
"Preserving food has always been a part of my life from my family, as far as I can remember," said Paul Virant, chef/owner of Vie Restaurant in Western Springs and Perennial Virant in Chicago. "Professionally, it has been taken to another level."
At Virant's Michelin-starred Vie, he and Chef de Cuisine Nathan Sears preserve tomatoes by making them into tomato jam. The jam is used in a new oat-crusted tart flowing with lipstick peppers, grilled onions, pecans and Dante sheep's milk cheese.
Tomato jam is included in Virant's cookbook, The Preservation Kitchen: The Craft of Making and Cooking with Pickles, Preserves, and Aigre-doux (Ten Speed Press, 2012). In the cookbook, the jam accents pan-seared chicken with celery sauce and tomato jam-roasted potatoes. The potatoes are seared in a sauté pan with grape seed oil, salt and black pepper. Then they are roasted with a sprig of rosemary for 30-40 minutes. Tomato jam and garlic are stirred into the potatoes for a few minutes at the end.
"There are ways to incorporate preserves into recipes," Sears said. "Think of them more like an ingredient."
Rudi Schmidt and Stu Waters, co-founders of Chicago-based pickling company Stu's Sour, also think outside the pickling jar. The Chicago duo started by making jars of Stu's "This is Bloody Mary Mix," followed by "garlicky dill pickles." Their latest product, pickled beets, inspired a salad dressing recipe using the juice from pickled beets. The colorful dressing is served on a salad alongside a goat burger and, of course, beets.
To make the dressing, mix three parts grape seed oil with one part beet juice, a finely diced shallot and one teaspoon of Dijon mustard. Then shake the ingredients in a canning jar.
The dressing is as flavorful as it is fun and simple to make. "I liked to add a little vinegar to my beet salad, and then I realized that I had my own much tastier vinegar right in the beet jar," Waters said.
Schmidt appreciates how all of the elements of the pickled beets are incorporated into the recipe. "It's letting nothing go to waste," he said.
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Discussion of the Week: Portable 3rd Subspecies
This week we're going to be taking a look at some of the new monster subspecies introduced in Monster Hunter Portable 3rd. Well, all of them, in fact.
This is where I realise this might work a lot better if we had renders for most of them.
Royal Ludroth Subspecies
- Unlike the normal variety, it doesn't swim, not even in 3G (lazy, Capcom).
- Well, it is a bit different to normal Royal Ludroth, I suppose, but it's only really a gimmick (the poison). It still fights in much the same way, as far as I can tell.
MHP3rd Weapons
ベレーナサイル | Translation
Belena Missile |
Long Sword
ドループグレイブ | Translation
Poison Grave |
Qurupeco Subspecies
- Ah, now, I do seriously rate Tropical Peco as a Subspecies. Much more aggressive, lives in entirely seperate climates to the original, has a stronger roar, different weakness, uses electricity and can do a flash attack... and of course can summon a different range of 'friends'.
- Weird that a fish-eater would live in the Volcano, though.
MHP3rd Weapons
Switch Axe
スパークルペッコ | Translation
Sparkle Peco |
サンダーフェザー | Translation
Thunder Feather |
エレキトリコック | Translation
Thunder Peco |
Barroth Subspecies
- All seems good with this one. Snow instead of mud, completely different area it inhabits, some neat new attacks. Annoying U-turn charge, but hey, can't have everything.
MHP3rd Weapons
Hunting Horn
アイスキュリン | Translation
The Ice Cure |
アイスクラッシャー | Translation
Ice Crusher |
Tigrex Subspecies
- Oh, go on then. He's alright. Crazy, and most of his attacks you could give to normal Tigrex and no-one would bat an eyelid, but I'll forgive it just this once because it's Tigrex, he has an awesome colour scheme, hangs out in the Volcano... and it's Tigrex.
MHP3rd Weapons
カーサススティンガー | Translation
Dark Stinger |
Hunting Horn
カーサスドラゴング | Translation
Black Gong |
Weapon Images
Armor Images
Gigginox Subspecies
- I'm always a bit torn on whether I like this guy or not. OK, a different colour, and the electricity aspect is cool. Different weakness as well, different pin attack (bizarrely). But then the innovation seems to hit a dead end and he's dumped in the same area as his ordinary counterpart and fights in pretty much the same way. Except his paralysis bombs go off pretty damn quick.
MHP3rd Weapons
Hunting Horn
ブラッドコフィン | Translation
Blood Coffin |
Long Sword
クリムゾンクロス | Translation
Crimson Cross |
Nargacuga Subspecies
- No, no, no. We don't need 3 Nargacugas (I'm looking at you, MH3G) and to be honest I'm not convinced we need this guy. A camouflague colour scheme that looks like oddly tinged vomit (or is that just me?) and 1(!) thing that sets it apart from the original - spikes that cause K.O, making them less dangerous than before. Big whoop. You could give the double tail slam and triple jump to ordinary Nargacuga and that'd go down as some cool improvements for him.
MHP3rd Weapons
ギリーガンランス | Translation
Guile Gunlance |
ギリーブレイカー | Translation
Green Breaker |
Long Sword
ギリーサーベル | Translation
Guile Saber |
Weapon Images
Armor Images
Sand Barioth
- Again, I'm torn. Nice colour scheme going on (although the red face is a bit ugly) and I do like his tornado-based whizziness... You know what, IMO he's one of the better Subs.
MHP3rd Armors
MHP3rd Weapons
Switch Axe
アズライトスラッシュ | Translation
Azure Slash |
Uragaan Subspecies
- To be honest, not one of my favorites. Any Sub that inhabits the same area as the original species has to work damn hard to convince me that it isn't a waste of time, but Steel Uragaan does at least have a go. It has fairly cool color scheme (dat Chin) and a new, rarely used ailment, Soiled. Which is actually kind of genius; Uragaan uses rocks. Sulfur is a rock, often found in and around volcanos. Sulfur stinks. See what they did there?
But yeah, that aside not really enough to set it apart from the original.
MHP3rd Weapons
Hunting Horn
ドヴォンヴァ | Translation
Dovonva |
メルトナックル | Translation
Melt Knuckle |
Long Sword
クロムマイト | Translation
Chrome Might |
Glacial Agnaktor
- A personal favourite of mine. Ordinary Agnaktor is one of my favourite monsters (screw you, Bracchi) and this guy is quite clever as well. Everything about the original is reversed - it lives in the Tundra instead of the Volcano, fires water beams instead of fire ones, and has some wicked ice armour that melts over time and can be thawed with Fire weapons. As gimmicks go, that's a pretty good one.
MHP3rd Weapons
Switch Axe
リキッドストーム | Translation
Liquid Storm |
リキッドスロワー | Translation
Liquid Thrower |
スパイラルアクア | Translation
Spiral Aqua |
- So which is your favourite of the group, in general?
- Which of them has the best equipment?
- Would you like to see any of them in Monster Hunter 4 (or any future MH game) or should we leave them behind now?


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It was totally absurd that the officials moved the chains first and then reviewed the spot. Because of their ignorance they should not have even been allowed to review it since it was all speculation on where the chains were to begin with.
It was totally absurd that the officials moved the chains first and then reviewed the spot. Because of their ignorance they should not have even been allowed to review it since it was all speculation on where the chains were to begin with.
are you serious? that's how you refute picture-based evidence? are you 12?
Are YOU serious? "Picture based "EVIDENCE"? LOL. Get real. It took the refs 10 minutes with VIDEO replays from several different angles, and the bottom line was it was still subjective.
Better yet...get over it. Move on. Nothing here to see.
Oh, but wait...you're caught in an infinite loop and can't get out. N/M.
it took the refs ten minutes because they realized the sideline crew had moved the chains.
look, you can drink all the kool-aid you want, but most everyone realizes the Ravens got lucky there. Rice's knee hit the ground well short, and he actually gained momentum off the knee. just remember your luck the next time you want to cry about the NFL, the Steelers, the Patriots, etc having it in for Baltimore, eh?
Look, you can whine all you want about this call or that call. The Ravens have had more than their share of getting screwed, so if another team got screwed this time (which it didn't; it screwed itself by giving up 29 yards on 4th down with the game on the line), oh well. Life goes on.
(Except, of course, for the Chargers. Their 2012 NFL life just died an ignominious death. In a division with the 1-10 Chiefs and the 3-8 Raiders no less. And all they can manage is 4-7. OUCH. That's gotta really hurt!!)
I thought he was a half yard short after seeing the replays. It looked like he got to like the 34 and a half yard line and the first down marker was at the 34 yard line. We got a very generous spot either way. Also the camera angle makes a huge difference too.
Everyone is getting wrapped around the axle about the spot, the block, throw it long, throw it short, etc....Making it was much nicer than juuuusssssst missing it!
We could focus on missed penalties, bogus penalties, etc... but let's talk about a team that found ANOTHER way to win on the road.
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ROCKINGHAM — Ed Emory, who guided the Richmond Senior football team for six seasons, died Friday in Wadesboro after an extended illness at the age of 75.
A native of Lancaster, S.C., Emory led the Raiders to a 77-7 mark from 2001 to 2006. Under Emory, Richmond reached the East Region championship game, falling to Laney, and the West Region finals twice, losing to Independence in 2003 and 2004.
In addition to his tenure at Richmond, he also coached at a handful of other high schools in the state including Wadesboro, Grainger and Anson high schools.
On the collegiate level, Emory served as the head coach at East Carolina University from 1980 to 1984. He was also an assistant with the staffs at Wake Forest, Clemson, Duke and Georgia Tech. Emory even served as the offensive coordinator for the Memphis Showboats in the USFL.
As a collegian, Emory was a four-year starter for the Pirates and was named all-conference and all-NAIA three times. A co-captain as a senior, Emory was selected to the All-America third team.
Current Richmond coach Paul Hoggard played for Emory at ECU for three seasons, before becoming one of his assistants. Hoggard recalled his former mentor's love for the sport.
"He was passionate about football and the people who played and coached football," Hoggard said. "He had a great story. He left home around 15, went to Camden Military Academy and started to play football. I think he wanted to give back because football probably saved his life."
Hoggard believes Emory's biggest contributions to Richmond County weren't on the gridiron, they were behind the scenes — in the locker room or in his office.
"He was a very giving person," Hoggard said. "No one ever knew how much he gave because it was outside of the football field."
Former Richmond standout and current Baltimore Ravens linebacker Dannell Ellerbe remembered Emory "for caring about his players so much."
"He sent us to football camps, even those that couldn't afford it," Ellerbe said. "He took a lot of time to make sure our grades were in order too. Going to the camps helped get my name out there."
Hoggard served as Emory's offensive coordinator and strength coach with the Bearcats from 1990 to 1992. Hoggard followed Emory to West Caldwell, not as an assistant, but as the head coach when Emory was named the school's principal. The pair reunited at Richmond, where Hoggard was Emory's right-hand man.
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The following year, Emory used a motivational tool to make sure the Raiders didn't forget what the Eagles had accomplished.
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Oct 26 2012
The death of a British oil executive who was gunned down in front of his wife in Belgium does not appear to be work-related, his employer said.
Nicholas Mockford, 60, an executive for ExxonMobil, was gunned down as he left an Italian restaurant in a suburb of Brussels.
He was shot three times, once as he lay on he floor, and his wife Mary was left beaten and covered in blood, cradling her husband and shouting for help. He died on the way to hospital.
A spokeswoman for ExxonMobil said: "We were shocked by the tragic death of Nick Mockford, one of our employees a fortnight ago in Brussels. Mr Mockford was a department manager at our office close to Brussels, but we have no indication that the incident was work-related.
"Our thoughts are with his family, friends and colleagues, and we are supporting them as best we can at this very difficult time."
Witnesses say they saw Mr Mockford and his wife walk across the street to their Lexus car before shots were fired. Reports suggest two men were spotted running away from the scene, one holding a motorcycle helmet.
The shooting happened on October 14 but news about the attack has only emerged now because Belgian police imposed a news blackout, reports said.
The Daily Telegraph said police in Belgium were considering all possible motives for the shooting, including a carjacking, although Mr Mockford's car was not stolen.
The Belgian prosecutor's office said that there was a "judicial instruction" from Martine Quintin, the investigating judge, that meant they could give no "explanation" and no detail about the killing, which a spokesman said was "usual in such a serious murder investigation", the Telegraph reported.
However Chief Inspector Wim Van Leifferenge said the killing had been reported by media in the country since it happened, adding that no-one had been arrested and those responsible were still on the run.


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Interview with Freestylers about their brand new album 'The Coming Storm'. With the official release of their fifth studio album "The Coming Storm", the Freestylers announce their return to the forefront of the industry. After the boys dropped the single of the album's title track, it was clear that they had more up their sleeve. Now the original grandmasters of Breakbeat are back with a vengeance, bringing to the world their brand new 13-track, artist album titled "The Coming Storm", featuring collaborations with Synikall, Stereo:Type, Wizard, Sirreal, Laura Steel, Irwin Sparks, Fast Eddie and many others.
Interview with the legend Darren Tate about his album Horizon 3, out now on Mondo Records. Darren Tate - the producer behind some of the world's biggest dance acts including: Angelic, Jurgen Vries, DT8 Project, Orion, Citizen Caned & 8 Ball, and producer of club classics such as 'Let The Light Shine In', 'Destination', 'Hold Me Till The End', 'Winter', 'Echoes' and 'When The Morning Comes' presents his latest and greatest album 'Horizons 03'. Featuring fourteen feature-packed singles that take you on an eighty minute musical journey through cutting-edge progressive house, to hands in the air club classics. The album features stunning vocal performances by Nicolai Prowse, David Patrick Carter, Fregoli's Daughter, Ally Hammond and Pippa Fulton.
Interview with Ben Gold about his mix compilation 'The Sound of Garuda Vol.3' Out now on Garuda Music, is the next chapter in their compilation series 'The Sound of Garuda' featuring some of your favourite dance tracks, plus 13 exclusive debuts you won't want to miss. The Sound of Garuda: Chapter 3, mixed by rising star Ben Gold, is packed with gems by Gareth Emery, Ferry Corsten, Ashley Wallbridge, W&W, Arty, KhoMha and more. "I felt honoured when Garuda approached me to mix the 3rd chapter in "The Sound Of Garuda" series," Ben Gold said. "Being the next ambassador for this compilation after Gareth Emery makes me really proud!"
Interview with Giuseppe Ottaviani for his album Magenta. Personifying Trance music's energy in both approach and output, Italy's Giuseppe Ottaviani has long been recognised as one of the genres most respected and prolific merchants. From his earliest studio work (as the engine behind famed group NU NRG), through to his latter-day releases under his own name, he has established himself as a benchmark for eminent trance. Over the last 6 years his boundary-breaking in-concert experience, 'Giuseppe Ottaviani Live!' has put hundreds of thousands of hands in the air and feet on the floor at the world's best-known EDM festivals. Exclusively feeding these performances, is his vast litany of club hits and remixes, of which 'Ready', 'Angel', 'Linking People', 'Through Your Eyes' and 'No More Alone' are but a few. Giuseppe remains both contemporary and omnipresent in the scene with of-late productions like 'Falcons', 'Arcobaleno', and most recently 'Lost For Words', 'Earth Beat' and 'Love Will Bring It All Around' continue to win Trance hearts and minds. In May 2013, Ottaviani stands on the threshold of the release of his second artist album 'Magenta'.
Interview with the upcoming and rising Star - Wolfpack. Exclusive artists to 'Smash The House', the Wolfpack hype continues to spread around the world like wildfire. Main stage sets at Tomorrowland 2012, tours of India, South America, Europe and beyond, and huge hits that include 'Miracle' and the 2013 Beatport #1 smash 'Turn It Up' Co-produced with mentors Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike and GTA. This has opened the duo up to a huge global audience that crosses not just borders, but continents and land masses. With their Tomorrowland Aftermovie Smash Hit 'Ocarina' on the way - 2013 is shaping up to be their biggest year yet, it seems that the rise of the Wolfpack has only just begun…
Interview with Protoculture aka Nate Raubenheimer about his 'TranceWorld vol. 18' mix compilation, out now on Armada Music. Only a few South African producers enjoy the success that DJ and Producer Nate Raubenheimer, better known to most as Protoculture, has had over the last 8 years. Sucked into the art of music production at a young age, he made the leap to pursue a music career professionally after completing his studies in Audio Engineering at age 20. He immediately took the international Psy-Trance scene by storm with his first artist album, 'Refractions' and trademark melodic and uplifting sound.
Rich Triphonic's radio show ' Triphonic Sessions' has been gathering momentum for over 2 years now. Hosted on 1Mix Radio, Triphonic Sessions has grown into one of the most popular weekly radio shows within the underground Trance scene..
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Interview with First State aka Sander van Dien about his latest singles and well known compilation series 'The Whole Nine Yards' First State starts the year in a manner that the world of electronic dance music has come to expect. Bringing in the New Year as part of a huge six city tour of Australia; alongside the Chemical Brothers, MIA and Mark Ronson among others, whilst releasing another edition of the eagerly anticipated 'The Whole Nine Yards' compilation series. 2013 also sees him team up with the vocal talents of Sarah Howells for another smash in the shape of 'Seeing Stars'. With the massive Crossroads radio show each and every month, his First State Music label, an ever growing arsenal of now legendary 'Bashups', and a whole host of brand new productions and big name collaborations; First State has truly made the step from one of dance music's most exciting prospects, into one of its most consistent names.
Interview with Mark Meeuwissen, A&R at Black Hole Recordings. We continue our quest to get to know the hard work involved behind the scenes within the hectic world of a record label with our second interview focusing on the globally known record label 'Black Hole recordings'. They have amazing artists on their roster including Tiesto, who is one of its founders, with his amazing unforgettable classics, along with Arny Bink, Cosmic Gate BT, JES, Julie Thompson, Andy Duguid, Richard Durand and many more. The music released on the various sub labels stay true to the credo "Captivate, Communicate and Celebrate"!
For our second interview we chose to talk with Mark Meeuwissen, A&R at Black Hole Recordings, well known as DJ and producer in his personal career under the name Mark Green. Mark talks about how he ended up working with Black Hole Recordings, and the work he does at Black Hole headquarters.
Interview with Hugo de Graaf, label manager for Wildlife, Rub A Duck at Black Hole Recordings. Black Hole Recordings, founded in 1997, started with the release of Tiësto's hailed "Magik" mix compilations. The instant success of the series made it possible to expand, and in 1998 Black Hole Recordings added two new labels to their imprint: "In Trance We Trust" and "Songbird", which became the label of choice for Tiësto's "In Search of Sunrise" series. By 2001 another label was added to the roster: "Magik Muzik". Initially used for Tiësto's singles, the sub label expanded quickly and also released material from other artists. Throughout the early days of Black Hole Recordings, many now famous DJs and producers got their first opportunity to release a DJ mix compilation. Ferry Corsten, Armin van Buuren, DJ Montana, Cor Fijneman, Johan Gielen and Ton TB were amongst them, and up to this day a lot of new talent took the first steps in the industry on Black Hole Recordings.
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Lance Armstrong is on tour again. At the moment it happens to be on a book tour and not a bike tour. But when he stepped out on ABC's top morning show Regis and Kelly to talk about Comeback 2.0: Up Close and Personal was wearing something that looked familiar. Something dapper, with a nice side zip and a slim cut to match his cyclists figure (which is another way of saying "slim").
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I have not been able to find a video clip of the interview with Kelly. However, Lance was also on the Daily Show with Jon Stewart later that same evening. It must be warmer in the NBC Studios as this time he was not wearing the jacket. See the video from that interview here: The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.
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Ryan Beagan
4th December 2009 01:01pm
I still think my black one looks way better
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nice coat.
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Wot Ryan Beagan said
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Don't think it's the jacket, but rather the model!
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I totally had that like a year and a half ago. Lance is biting my style.
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I am planning to move a domain name to my BlueHost account from another ISP -- ONLY the domain - all site material will be built from scratch. In sequence, what steps do I need to take?
When the new domain is functional, when I login will I have a different login than the one I am now using on another domain in my BlueHost account?
If so, when I login will I see a separate C-Panel for that domain? If so, I should be off and running . . . at least crawling .
Thanks in advance for help.


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Each March, Women's History Month is sponsored by the Library of Congress, National Archives and Records Administration, National Park Service and more. This year's theme is "Women Inspiring Innovation through Imagination," which specifically honors women who have made contributions to science, technology, engineering and mathematics throughout history.
Women's history has been celebrated in America since 1981. At the time, a week was designated to this awareness initiative. Then, in 1987, congress designated the entire month of March as "Women's History Month."
Eighteen women were chosen as 2013 honorees. According to the National Women's History Project (NWHP), they "represent a remarkable range of accomplishments and a wide diversity of specialties including medicine, robotics, computer programming, atmospheric chemistry, architecture and primatology." They include (but are not limited to):
- Hattie Elizabeth Alexander, pediatrician and microbiologist
- Katharine Burr Blodgett, physicist and inventor
- Rita R. Colwell, molecular microbial ecologist and scientific administrator
- Dian Fossey, primatologist and naturalist
- Julia Morgan, architect
Their work spans centuries, but each of these women is an inspiration.
The NWHP has created a brochure to help spread the word about National Women's History Month this March. Alternatively, consider handing out Women's History Month gifts at your store or in your community.


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