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Dorothy Jeakins built an impressive list of credits in theater, film, and television and came to be respected as one of the best costume designers in the entertainment industry. The collection contains costume designs, preparatory sketches, textile swatches, and designer notes related to her career.
Dorothy Jeakins was born January 11, 1914, in San Diego, California; her father, George Tyndall Jeakins, was a stockbroker, and her mother, Sophia Maria (von Kempf) Jeakins, was a couture dressmaker. After her parents separated, Jeakins was placed into foster care. Following graduation from Fairfax High School, in 1931, Jeakins submitted original drawings to a competition and won a three-year fine arts scholarship to the Otis Art Institute in Los Angeles, where she studied drawing and painting. Jeakins graduated from Otis in 1934 and joined the Works Progress Administration, Southern California Art Project as its youngest woman artist. In 1936 she accepted a position painting animated cells in the color department at the Walt Disney Studio , then in the late 1930s, she joined the Los Angeles department store I. Magnin, drawing fashion layouts in the advertising department. Her work caught the attention of a Twentieth Century Fox art director, who hired her as an assistant to illustrate costumes for the studio; she was eventually assigned as an assistant to costume designer Ernst Dryden.
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Bay Area bird group joins rescue effort / Spill experts clean oil-soaked animals
Published 4:00 am, Thursday, November 21, 2002
Even as the disabled Prestige tanker was being towed out to sea to minimize damage, two experts from a Bay Area bird rescue center were setting up an operation to clean oil-soaked ducks and seabirds in the town of Marin on the Galician coast.
They knew there wasn't a moment to lose. It's migratory season on the Spanish shoreline, and tens of thousands of gulls, gannets and guillemots are feeding there until they can return at winter's end to their breeding grounds.
With thick, noxious oil already on the shoreline, the race is on to capture as many birds as possible before the next wave hits -- a 124-mile-long oil slick is heading toward the coast.
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Just as in past oil spills in the Galapagos, Capetown, Brittany and Alaska, staff members of the Bay Area's International Bird Rescue Center arrived with the first birds coming in for cleanup.
Christian Battaglia, education director at the bird rescue center headquarters in Cordelia (Solano County), and Barbara Callahan of the Alaska branch left Sunday as soon as they learned that the 791-foot tanker was foundering in rough seas.
Three more bird rescue personnel are on their way, including the group's founder, Jay Holcomb, 51, who helped recover birds after a catastrophic oil- drilling blowout that polluted Santa Barbara beaches in 1969.
"It's an important time for the migratory birds. They're here in substantial numbers at this time of year, and so the threat is particularly worrying," said Nick Jenkins, spokesman for the International Fund for Animal Welfare, in an interview from Marin, Spain.
"There are areas of the shore that have been badly hit because the oil spill is spread over such a large area of coastline" -- more than 100 miles. "There's a 124-mile-by-6-mile slick out at sea, and it's estimated to have 10, 000 gallons of oil in it," said Jenkins.
His organization is coordinating the bird rescue operations with Spanish government and environmental groups. He called the Bay Area bird rescue group the most important one in a global partnership. "They're leading experts in the world in oiled wildlife rehabilitation," Jenkins said.
So far, the small rehabilitation center has handled fewer than 100 birds affected by the spill. Battaglia and Callahan have started converting a large building owned by the Spanish forestry department, which they intend to use as the main rescue site.
They've asked the company Procter and Gamble to send cases of Dawn, their favorite cleaning material, and are figuring out ways to create ponds that will be used to retain the birds after cleaning them.
"We'll take some birds in (today) and will be operational by Friday," Jenkins said.
Among the seabird species in the region are gannets, razorbills, kittiwakes,
guillemots, yellow-legged gulls and lesser black-backed gulls. The endangered Mediterranean monk seal lives in the area, according to the Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito.
Rescuing birds will be a difficult if not impossible task, said Dr. Scott Newman, a veterinarian who until recently was response coordinator of the state's Oiled Wildlife Response Network.
Rescue crews have the greatest success when they find newly oiled birds and immediately whisk them away for proper cleansing. In South Africa last year, the center and others saved 90 percent of oiled penguins. In Spain, thus far, the experts and volunteers aren't searching out at sea but picking up heavily coated birds on beaches.
"Given the 15-foot swells, that prevents you from going out on the water. You want to wait until the birds come into shore. For the birds that are pretty far offshore that get oiled, they're probably going to succumb and die if they don't make it to shore quickly," he said.
The spill could pose a threat to the health of a bird species if the spill kills off a large enough number of individuals in that species, Newman said.
Karen Benzel, a spokeswoman for the International Bird Rescue Center, said such spills are "really gut wrenching. The oiled birds float to the surface. They're the indicator species. But everything's out in the ocean, from the giant squids to the whales and the porpoises."

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We are living in an age where everything is digital and many parts of our lives are centered on technology. An antique clock brings a sense of "old time" into our environment, with it's analog movements and soothing "tick tock". Many people are looking for antique clocks as a way to "get back to" simpler times, and as reminders of some of those things we remember from childhood. They are also "living art" in their mechanical form and are the perfect centerpiece of a mantle.
Remember Grandma or Grampa's clock? I remember a pristine clock housed in a glass bell. The clock had a rhythmic, shiny movement that always entranced me. Years later, I looked for a clock like that and found one: a German Anniversary clock, housed in a glass dome. I look at that clock and remember my grandparents, who have been gone many years now.
We have a wide selection of antique clocks available for immediate purchase or by auction. Looking for a particular clock and don't know what kind it is? Look through our pictures and categories and you may find the antique clock you have in mind.
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Before my maternal grandfather, a taciturn businessman from Oregon, married my grandmother, he allegedly told her, "I don't care if you're Catholic, but you'd better vote Republican."
I don't know if the story is true, and I don't know how my grandmother voted. After all, she gave my mother the middle name "Frances" in honor of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, because my mother was born on the day that Roosevelt was first inaugurated.
But obviously, there has been tension in my family over the years around both politics and religion . . . tension that persists into current generations.
Which is why I intend to keep this blog away from both politics and religion.
But I will advocate that everyone who is eligible register to vote. And that people exercise their right to vote.
I don't consider urging people to vote to be a political statement. Voting is a right, a responsibility, and a privilege for every American, regardless of political persuasion.
I try to vote in every election. I'm always upset when I forget, even when the ballot only contains local issues or candidates I don't know.
In the past, I've helped with voter registration drives. I believe that my right to vote is only as good as your right, so I want everyone to be able to vote, even when I know they disagree with me. In fact, I have probably registered more people to vote who disagree with me than those who agree.
There's still time to register to vote in both Missouri and Kansas before the upcoming November 6 general election. If you're not registered to vote or have recently moved, register now. Don't be turned away in November because your registration is out of date.
In Missouri, you have until October 10 to register. Instructions for registering to vote are on the Missouri Secretary of State website. You can fill out the Missouri Voter Registration Application found on this webpage, or you can go to your local election authority or a Department of Motor Vehicles office or many other state agencies.
In Kansas, you can also get your registration form online at the Vote Kansas site or at your county election office and other government offices. In Kansas, the deadline to register to vote in this November general election is October 16.
Although it is easy to register to vote in both Missouri and Kansas, these states don't make it as easy as some states. In Washington State, you will soon be able to register via Facebook, according to the Seattle Times.
I've been a pollworker in my precinct since the 2008 General Election. I saw a Kansas City Star article about the need for more pollworkers that summer and called the Clay County Board of Elections, where I live. The training was easy, and I've worked most elections in the last four years.
Sometimes it is boring (only 100 voters in the thirteen hours that the polls are open), but on general election days we have over 1000 voters in our precinct. I'm expecting a large turnout this November.
And that's not a political statement either. Just my hope.


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September 9th, 2009Herbal Remedies for Strep Throat or Sore Throat
from "Safety of Herbs" - A Healthier You Radio Show with Master Herbalists David and Fawn Christopher
We have been effective dealing with strep throat with a very simple combination of herbs. This is a very valuable formula that has saved us hundreds and hundreds of dollars in medical expenses and gotten us over these kinds of conditions quickly.
Here's the formula:
* One tablespoon of pure honey
* ¼ teaspoon of cayenne pepper
* Four cloves of garlic pressed through a garlic press
Those are the proportions, but you'll need more than that, so take four tablespoons of honey, one teaspoon of cayenne pepper and sixteen pressed cloves of garlic, and mix that all together. Take ½ teaspoon to one teaspoon of the formula every 30-60 minutes.
Don't wash it down - let the honey coat the throat, then the cayenne, being a rubefacient, will bring blood into the area, and then your immune system will be stimulated with the garlic. Garlic is anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, and anti-viral, so anything that may be causing the sore throat the garlic, along with the cayenne and the honey coating the area, will take care of the problem.
How long does it take to get over strep throat with the standard medical procedure? 10 days. This herbal remedy will generally get you over strep throat in 24 hours.
Let's look at another thing - the doctor who wrote the book, "Don't Drink Your Milk" (Frank Oski, M.D.) observed through his case studies that his patients who drank milk were the ones who got strep consistently, while his non-milk drinking patients did not get strep, so milk is certainly a factor in strep throat.
Garlic, cayenne, honey - another safe and effective herbal remedy with no side effects. You know it is going to work, and it's going to work nine days faster than the standard medical procedure.
(Note on the honey - it needs to be pure honey. Most beekeepers feed their bees sugar, which weakens the bee's immune system, so they get mites coming into the hives. To prevent mites from coming into the hives they give them antibiotics, further weakening the immune system of the bees. Find local honey where the beekeeper doesn't feed the bees sugar and doesn't give them antibiotics. You can often find good results if you check with your local health food store.)
Printable Version: http://www.herballegacy.com/Strep.pdf
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Kara Says:
October 9th, 2009 at 8:58 pm
What can be done for infants and small children that refuse to take this amazing formula?
Jo, M.H. Says:
October 9th, 2009 at 9:31 pm
Try the mullein and lobelia fomentations and put a little bit of sen-sei on the back of their gums and that will open things up and help it heal.
natural healing Says:
March 27th, 2010 at 7:23 pm
During a recent bought of strep, I used a organic kelp. I had a cup of Kelp tea made with two capsules every 2 hours. Kelp is high in Iodine which kills bacteria on contact and they can't develop resistance to it. It literally cleared my infection in under 24 hours. Iodine is essential for a properly functioning thyroid and western based diets are deficient in it… It's natural so no side effects.
mark Says:
August 12th, 2010 at 4:30 pm
The garlic clove+honey+cayenne pepper cure is miraculous. I was pretty sure I had strep throat (could hardly swallow, but no cold-like symptoms) and taking a spoonful of the mixture every half hour or so (for about 4 hours in the morning, then 2 or 3 hours at night) cured me within 24 hours. I was amazed!


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LISADELL KING is the best horse in this Hunters' Chase so gets the selection in preference to Oranger and Alroyal. A 30 lengths winner of a Novice Chase when last seen the pick confirmed he was back to form after pulling up on his penultimate start. Previously he took an unbeaten record in British points into a similar event to this and won so on this form he is the standard setter. Oranger hasn't got that much to find at the weights and has been progressive in these events culminating in victory last time over course and distance. He won well enough and a similar effort will have him close. Alroyal is well in with a chance based on the pick of his handicap form but he's not really shown that in recent starts and has it to prove after losing his pilot last time. Von Origny has been on the decline but showed signs of life when winning a point before pulling up last time again between the flags. If finding some of his old form he could go well but it would be a leap of faith to back him. An intriguing hunters' chase this where LISADELL KING sets the standard
Lisadell King (IRE) 15-8 (11-11) Tracked leaders, led 9th, made rest, clear from 12th, won at Fakenham 2m 5f nov hts chs (6) gd beating Jimmys Duky (11-3) by well, 7 ran.
Alroyal (GER) 11-2 (11-11) Tracked leaders, hit 3rd, lost place and towards rear when blundered and unseated rider 6th, in a race won by Whizzaar (12-3) at Hereford 2m 3f hts chs (6) gs in Mar, 7 ran.
Oranger (FR) 14-1 (11-9) Held up towards rear, headway approaching 12th, outpaced approaching 3 out, headway 2 out, kept on to lead towards finish, won at Stratford 2m 7f nov hts chs (5) gf in Mar beating Just Talking (12-0) by 1 1/2l, 13 ran.
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Choosing the best survival knife sharpener for field use
If you've owned a survival knife before, then chances are that there have been times when you've been in need of a good survival knife sharpener when your not at home.
And why is that? Well having a high quality survival knife is just the first step in the process because once it loses its sharp edge, then you should consider that your wilderness trip just took a turn for the worse. It's for this very reason that it's always a must to have a reliable sharpener along with you when in the outdoors.
This is especially true for situations when you're out hunting and you need a sharp blade for skinning and gutting. A good knife sharpener can help your blade retain its edge and you'll be able to use your hunting knife more efficiently. And for this to happen, you need to have a top quality survival knife sharpener that ticks all the boxes when it comes to compactness, sharpening performance, durability, and ease of use.
One of the key characteristics of a good survival knife sharpener is that it should be easily portable and be operable without electricity. It needs to actually sharpen a blade and not just hone it and in some cases you'll need a sharpener that can handle serrated edges.
With so many different types of knife sharpeners out there, it can be quite confusing and time consuming to choose the right one. That's why I've made your job simpler and come up with my hand-picked (and personally used) list of the top 3 survival knife sharpeners.
Note: Before you go on to choosing a knife sharpener, make sure you have a good outdoor survival knife as well. If you're looking to replace your old knife, you might want to consider reading my detailed reviews on some really good hunting and outdoor knives.
Top 4 Survival Knife Sharpeners:
1. Smith's PP1 Pocket Pal Multifunction Sharpener
#1 on this list of the best survival knife sharpeners is the Smith's PP1 Pocket Pal and this tiny tool does pack a punch. It weighs less than 1 ounce, so you will hardly notice it is there and was truly designed with hikers, campers, hunters, fisherman, and survivalists in mind. The Pocket Pal boasts a carbide sharpening stage for dull or slightly damaged knives that really need a new edge. The carbide blades are for straight edged knives only, not serrated. The next stage consists of ceramic stones that provide a polishing or stropping type action. Both straight edged and serrated blades can be used on the ceramic stage.
The Pocket Pal also have a round, tapered diamond coated rod for sharpening serrated and standard edges, pre-set carbide blades for quickly restoring a dull edge, and specially shaped ceramic stones. The carbide blades and ceramic stones are reversible and replaceable for extended sharpening life.
The Smith PP1 has an excellent diamond coating on the inside and has excellent capability to sharpen and maintain the top performance of your beloved blades. Plus it doesn't weigh anything at all so you can carry it along everywhere you go.
And if you still don't trust my word, check out the ratings of the Smith's PP1 Pocket Pal Multifunction Sharpener on Amazon and you'll see that it has over 1600 positive reviews with an average rating of 4.3 stars out of 5.
I usually do about 4 to 5 passes to ensure that my knife is sharp and has got back its edge and one can even use this for serrated blades. At a price of less than $7, this one's really a no-brainer and that's why it deserves it tag of the best survival knife sharpener!Click here for Pricing, Reviews, and more Information on Smith's PP1 Pocket Pal Multifunction Sharpener
2. Gerber Bear Grylls Field Sharpener
2nd up on this list of the top survival knife sharpeners is the Gerber Bear Grylls Field Sharpener. Gerber as a company is renowned for its survival knives (read my review of the Gerber LMF II) and it doesn't disappoint one bit with the quality of its sharpener.
I really liked the fact that this one comes with a hard rubber handle because it's so much easier to work with during extreme weather conditions (think slimy, sweaty hands).
For those with serrated knives, don't sweat because you can easily sharpen those edges as well thanks to the two rod shaped diamond coated sharpeners and for a price less than $14, this one's a steal.Click here for Pricing, Reviews, and Information on the Gerber Bear Grylls Field Sharpener
3. Gerber Diamond Knife Sharpener
This is the sharpener that I carry in my EDC bag due to its extreme compactness (it fits into a pen slot). I don't expect to do a razor edge on my survival machete with this small tool, but I sure will be touching up the blade of any of my EDC knives when necessary. Plus this is the best deal going at under $8.
The round shape of the back side makes this ideal for sharpening your serrated knives, the flat side for your blade edges, and there's a furrow for sharpening fishhooks and other sharp points.Click here for Pricing and Information on the Gerber 09841 Diamond Knife Sharpener
4. Edgeware Edge Grip Knife Sharpener
And finally completing this list of the best survival knife sharpeners is one of the most affordable ones and something that you can get for just $10. The Edgeware Edge Grip Knife Sharpener is extremely simple to use and has a unique V-shaped bottom design that helps you easily mount the sharpener on any counter. Originally meant for kitchen use, this tool now sees much use in the field.
I also like the soft grip handle and it's comfortable to hold when sharpening those dull edges and at the price that it costs, it will surely fit anyone's budget!Click here for Pricing, Reviews, and more Information on the Edgeware Edge Sharpener
Honorable mention: Spyderco Triangle Sharpmaker
Though it folds up into a nice compact package that can fit in any bag, the Sharpmaker is likely too unwieldy for field use. The set-up process is likely more than you want when you just need to touch up your edge.
However, no discussion of survival knife sharpeners is complete without mentioning this fantastic tool. First, because if you use this, the edge on your knives will perfectly sharp before you get into the bush.
Second, because once you get home, any dulling, flat spotting or other edge damage you cause will be quickly taken care of by this tool.Spyderco Tri-Angle Sharpmaker
I hope you liked this review of the best survival knife sharpeners and I would love to hear in the comments what you own for sharpening your knives – both at home and in the field.
There really is no excuse for having a dull blade on you when you are in the bush. Keep your knives sharp at home with the Sharpmaker, and keep on of the tools above in each bag that you keep packed.


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A development company with strong ties to Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute is on the verge of transforming 27 foreclosed and deteriorating buildings that were used for student housing buildings.
Columbia Development Companies is acquiring the former single- and two-family buildings in the Beman Park neighborhood from SEFCU, Troy Industrial Development Authority was told Friday.
"We're returning the buildings to quality student housing. Our target is the RPI community," said Thomas Keaney, a Columbia project manager.
Beman Property Development, LLC, will invest $1.5 million to improve the buildings, Keaney told the IDA.
Plans are to redevelop 25 buildings, demolish one and determine if another building can be restored or must be knocked down.
Beman Property is the corporate entity formed by Columbia Development for the project.
SEFCU foreclosed on the buildings in 2012 when Troy Property Group missed payments on a mortgage of $8,588,372, according to court papers filed in the Rensselaer County Clerk's Office.
Troy Property was better known for operating as Campus Habitat. Neighborhood residents said students were being crammed into its housing.
Troy Property sued RPI when the university warned students living in the converted houses that the company was having fiscal problems.
The company, which claimed it suffered $500,000 in damages, withdrew its suit and was ordered to pay the school's $33,212 legal fees.
The IDA approved the initial project resolution filed by Beman Property. The company is seeking mortgage and sales tax abatements and a payment in lieu of taxes agreement. The details are not yet available and will be disclosed as the IDA continues its review of the project.
The sale of the properties depends on winning the city approvals for the project. Thursday night, the city Planning Commission approved the necessary environmental reviews. Keaney said, as part of the redevelopment, Beman Properties will reduce the density of the student housing by 10 percent, to 200.
Columbia Development redeveloped the Chasan Building at Broadway and Fourth Street to house RPI offices, is rebuilding Proctor's Theater complex on Fourth Street that RPI owned and converted the Best Western Inn on Sixth Avenue into dorms for RPI.


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I can not stand lil wayne's music what so ever! He is disgusting and degrading to women. I dont understand how anyone could like someone so perverted. All of his music is about sex,drugs or violence. A boy once told me it was in my blood to like him and rap because im black. That is total crap! The man makes me want to rip off my own ears and eat them. He is a pervert and he should not be allowed to make the kind of music he does, especially when so many tennagers, mosty young women, listen to him. Personally I think almost all rap should be prohibited its disgusting and irritating.
Lil Wayne
December 4, 2009
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shelbywearsprada33 said...
Apr. 6, 2010 at 4:14 pm
Apr. 6, 2010 at 4:14 pm
How was this article even allowed to be posted? You're obviously very ignorant and haven't actually listened to all of his music, learn what you're talking about before you post uneducated articles online. You also need help with grammar, punctuation, and spelling. You will never be a journalist so don't even try.
Dynasty replied...
Apr. 12, 2010 at 8:51 am
Apr. 12, 2010 at 8:51 am
u do not need to be rude and insulting because i have heard alot of his music and im not trying to be a journalist im trying to state my opinion and just because i dnt like it doesnt mean u have to be disrespectful if u accually listened to his music and lyrics u wont find it so inspireing its disgusting and it degrades alot of people u may not see but i do so keep ur rude comments to urself thank u very much.
XxEmo_Gurl26xX said...
Dec. 7, 2009 at 7:25 am
Dec. 7, 2009 at 7:25 am
well i honestly like lil wayne.. he is hot. and i like his music.. most people dont like him cuz he swears and everything. but he's been throgh alot during his life, so know one knows anything about him.


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About 170 million people in the U.S. watched online video in February, adding up to 13.6 hours per viewer, comScore reports.
As usual, "Google sites" (YouTube) took the top position as measured by unique visitors, wooing 141 million viewers. The YouTube numbers were off across the board vs. last month, comScore reported.
Microsoft's sites surged from No. 7 to No. 2 (48 million uniques), while Yahoo came in third (46.7 million). Facebook, in fourth (46.6 million), received a two-position boost from January's showing due to inclusion of a video source not previously credited to the social media hub. VEVO ranked fifth (45.9 million viewers).
Hulu once again was the leader in video ad impressions (1.1 billion impressions). In uniques, the major-media video site edged up to No. 9 (vs. January), with 27.2 million visitors. (U.S. Internet users viewed 3.8 billion video ads overall.)
Pretty much everyone on the Web is watching something: Almost 83 percent of the U.S. Internet audience tuned in to online video in February, comScore said. That translated to more than 5 billion viewing sessions. The average piece of online content video ran just over 5 minutes.
The February numbers for overall audience and its viewing times are off slightly from January's online video report.


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Lockheed Martin has been awarded a $166.8 million contract option from NASA for facilities development and operations at Johnson Space Center that support human spaceflight.
The one-year contract extension exercised by NASA extends the period of performance through Sept. 30, 2014 and brings the total contract value to $1 billion.
Under the contract, Lockheed Martin provides support for the hardware, software, data and display systems used to train for and execute all human spaceflight missions supported by the Mission Operations Directorate. The contract provides systems services support within the Christopher C. Kraft Jr. Mission Control Center and the Jake Garn Mission Simulator and Training Facility, and at various backup control centers.
"For more than 50 years, Lockheed Martin has provided mission operations support to NASA, which includes support for every space shuttle and International Space Station mission," said Rick Hieb, vice president of exploration and mission support for Lockheed Martin's Information Systems & Global Solutions.
Lockheed Martin is currently working with NASA to update the Mission Control Center, training facilities and software applications for the next generation of human spaceflight including commercial space services and future exploration programs. The update will reduce operations and maintenance costs and is expected to be completed in 2014.
Source: Lockheed Martin Corporation (NYSE: LMT)
Date: May 1, 2013


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Traditionally most of the childcare and household duties has fallen to moms, but as this year's crop of fathers shows, dads are stepping up their level of involvement at home and making it a point to spend more time with family. We surveyed more than 1,800 dads to find out what their top 10 most time-consuming jobs are and how much time per week they spend on each. Then we applied our extensive salary data to each job, factored in the number of hours worked including overtime, crunched all the numbers and POOF – we get an estimate of what fathers would make if they were paid an annual salary for their parenting and household tasks.
So how much are dads really worth? It might be more than you think.
Leading up to Father's Day on June 17, Salary.com will be producing slideshows, articles and personal testimonials from dads on a variety of topics. We're also partnering with The Good Men Project -- an online magazine dedicated to men's roles in modern society -- whose writers will take up topics relevant to dads such as paternity leave, work/life flexibility, and a wide-ranging Salary.com user survey discussing the ever-evolving roles of modern day dads.
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Sonali Cable: Film Review
Film: Sonali Cable
Cast: Rhea Chakraborty, Ali Fazal, Anupam Kher, Raghav Juyal, Smita Jaykar
Director: Charudutt Acharya
By Anchal Tirodkar
About the film:
The film revolves around the life of Mumbaichi mulgi Sonali Dattaram Tandel (Rhea), a local broadband service provider. She is a hard working, dedicated and focused girl who stays with her father, connects people's life, touching their heart emotionally through her internet service.
In the cable internet turf war, this ordinary young girl decides to stand up against the monopoly with the entry of business tycoon Waghela (Anupam Kher). She puts her love, life and survival at stake for her business making sure her customers are happy and never offline.
The Waghela's group of companies, Shining, wants to take over small internet businesses in Mumbai. Some providers give up while adamant Sonali decides to fight back. With the help of her small group of three boys, local customers and childhood love Raghav (Ali) who is a politician's son, Sonali struggles her way out to keep up her business. How she manages to survive in this journey, forms the rest of the plot.
The concept of established corporate companies taking over and crushing down small businesses is very well written on paper but not onscreen. Well, Sonali Cable never goes offline but the story does!
What we liked:
> Raghav Juyal makes his perfect acting debut with this film. He has not missed a chance to flaunt his moves which is the USP of this dancing star.
> With Rhea's lack of acting or can say over acting, supporting actors Smita Jaykar and Anupam Kher's character stand out.
> Actor Ali Fazal puts up his best performance again after Bobby Jasoos. After Vidya, he plays Rhea's love interest.
> Fresh pairing of Rhea Chakraborty and Ali Fazal adds a plus point. In order to spice up things and make their chemistry look real between the two, the makers has taken the bold route with a few hot-n-steamy kissing scenes.
>Although the songs are not that popular among the audience, the romantic track Ek Mulaqat brings out the love in the film.
What we didn't like:
>The major let down in this film is none other than the hero of the film Sonali, Rhea Chakraborty.
Rhea fails to impress us with her forced marathi dialogues and loud bubbly character.
>The film lacks humor, fun and even entertainment.
> With the forced action, marathi slang and dance (you will even see Juyal dance when there is no music) we don't think this film is captivating.
>Ali Fazal's character and acting skills are wasted in this film.
>The story also fails to capture Mumbai's essence.
With Bang Bang and Haider still doing well, you can definitely give this film a miss!
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Competing in the Yukon Quest is no small thing.
It takes the right training and a team of dogs that are up to the challenge of a 1,000-mile sled dog race from Whitehorse in Canada's Yukon Territory to Fairbanks. It takes believing in yourself and others who be-lieve in you. It takes a strong commitment to the sport. It also takes inspiration.
And musher Sig Stormo, of Funny River, has it all. His inspiration, however, is borne from tragedy.
Two years ago, his daughter, Jessica, a promising junior musher whose dream was to compete in the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, was killed in a car accident on Funny River Road. Now, Stormo's goal is to fulfill his daughter's dream.
Seven years ago, when Jessica was 12 years old, the father and daughter began mushing dogs together.
"Her dream was to run in the Iditarod," Stormo said. "That was why she got the dogs. She wanted to do that race. It was just a big thing for her.
"My thing was to sort of get our relationship back together," he said.
"She was in a lot of trouble in school and her grades were down. And (getting into dogs together) worked. We became best friends."
Jessica moved closer to her Iditarod dream by competing in the Junior Iditarod in 1998. Eight months later, the 16-year-old died. Her father put mushing aside for a while but eventually returned to the sport, thanks to the encouragement of his friend, Clam Gulch musher Tim Osmar.
"Timmy's really a very good person," he said. "He's given me lots of moral support. He got me back into (mushing)."
The perennial Iditarod front-runner, who's joining Stormo on the Quest trail this year , provided some valuable insight into the sport along the way. (See related story, page C-1.)
"I've known Tim Osmar for 25 years," said Stormo of the Clam Gulch musher who placed third in this year's Tustumena 200 and is a 10-time top 10 Iditarod finisher. "Tim's done so much. If I knew just the knowledge that he's forgotten, I'd do pretty good."
Much of what Stormo knows about mushing came from helping Osmar in last year's Iditarod.
"I learned so much," the 39-year-old Stormo said.
"It was very, very educational. If I hadn't done that, I wouldn't know what to do."
According to Yukon Quest rules, rookies must submit written proof of completing an approved race of at least 200 miles. Stormo planned to complete the Copper Basin 300 in January; however, a tight budget made him rethink that decision.
When the Tustumena 200 appeared threatened because of little snow, he decided to enter a 200-mile qualifying event organized by the Iditarod Trail Committee in January.
Stormo proved by completing that 200-mile event that he and his dogs are ready to tackle the Yukon Quest.
"I got lucky and won the thing," the Funny River musher said. "It was rugged. For 10 miles we were going through open water. It was wild. I've never been on a dog run like that. The dogs did super. I started with 12 and I finished with 12."
The team, which will go with him to the Yukon Quest, comes from good sled dog stock.
"Seven of the dogs are from (1984 Iditarod champion) Dean and Tim (Osmar). The rest of the dogs were what me and Jessica raised," Stormo said.
In addition to the Osmars, Stormo credited his girlfriend, Kim Nelson, and her children for their contributions to his cause.
"If it wasn't for (Nelson) doing the paper work, I'd be lost," he said. "And her kids have helped me out a lot."
Despite this winter's unseasonably warm temperatures, which have left their mark on the Quest trail, Stormo said he looks forward to competing.
"The last I heard, they're starting 25 miles away from Whitehorse because there's open water (on the Yukon River)," he said. "It's supposed to be the most rugged it's ever been.
"The ice came and left twice this year," he said. "It's never done that. And the ice is stacked up. Can you imagine running a dog team through that? It'll be the experience of a lifetime."
And it will be an experience in which his daughter is never far from his mind.
In her speech after the 1998 Junior Iditarod, Stormo said, Jessica spoke about the thrill of mushing under a winter sky filled with the northern lights.
"When I did (the 200-mile) race, I saw the northern lights for the first time really good," he said. "That was wild. It was her thing."
Stormo said he plans to use the Quest as a training ground for his -- and Jessica's -- ultimate dream.
"I might do the Quest a couple of years in a row. I want to see how it is to do 1,000 miles. It's a good one to learn on," he said. "I'm so new at this that it's unreal. I've got a good team. I just have to stay on top and keep training. Right now, I walk in and people say, 'Who's Stormo?'
"But the game plan is the Iditarod," he said. "I'm going to run the Iditarod."
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Juneau's bus riders will have to spring for an extra quarter per ride this coming fiscal year, permit seekers will pay more for city paperwork, and Parks and Recreation facility users face bigger fees. But city budget cuts will generally be invisible to the person on the street.
City staff and the Juneau Assembly reached a consensus Wednesday night at a Finance Committee meeting called to balance Juneau's checkbook for the next couple of years.
``I think we dodged the bullet,'' said City Manager Dave Palmer, attributing the difference between earlier predictions of a looming fiscal crisis and the nearly business-as-usual budget to his department's conservative approach to budget planning.
Expectations were that the state would cut revenue transfers to cities by 50 percent, and property tax revenues were expected to remain flat, Palmer said.
State cuts actually came to only 11 percent, and the hike in Juneau's property valuations will provide city coffers with more property tax revenues. In addition, nearly $1 million in cruise ship passenger revenues has been directed to the city's general fund.
``We initially went to all the city departments and asked that they consider an 8 percent budget cut,'' Palmer said. ``They came back with 5 percent cuts, and that's been reduced to about 2 percent.''
Total budget cuts for the next two fiscal years are right at $2 million, said city Finance Director Craig Duncan. It will be business as usual for the city, he said. ``The only major caveat we have is if the statewide voter referendum to cap the mill levy at 10 mills passes,'' he said. ``That would mean another $1.5 million in cuts to the city.''
Most applications for city grants will be fully funded, including those for the Youth Activity Program and Social Services Block Grants. Perseverance Theatre and Juneau Arts and Humanities, initially slated for 5 percent cuts, will now get what they asked for.
The Juneau Economic Development Council had been advised early on that its request of $118,800 would be halved. A motion by Deputy Mayor John MacKinnon eased the JEDC's pain by raising the appropriation to $100,000 for fiscal 2001.
``What we did last night was put the budget to rest,'' said Finance Committee Chairman Dwight Perkins. ``Now it's only fine tuning.''
Capital Transit users who feel they will bear much of the brunt of that fine tuning may have a champion in assembly member Frankie Pillifant, who expressed some concern about the proposed fare hike from $1.25 to $1.50. ``(Capital Transit) still tends to be a system used by passengers who have to use it,'' she said.
Assembly member Cathy Munoz also quizzed Public Works Director Ernie Mueller about proposed changes in the fare structure that include introducing a youth fare -- down a quarter from the usual $1.25 -- and ``tightening up'' issuance of passes for the disabled.
The sentiment that this might be the best of all possible budgets was dampened a bit by Mayor Dennis Egan.
``We've eliminated every fund balance that we could find,'' he said, referring to any moneys ``left over'' from previous fiscal periods. ``The little packets of money are gone. So next year it'll really be real.''
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The PrincessCast Episode 0
Mahoney poisoned Meg. Justice League 2, Image's #1 issues, new Wizard World president, Bleeding Larry?, Jar Jar forever, infidelity in Spider-Man, Catwoman's new Pumas ROCK! As always, Mahoney's opinions don't matter.
Mahoney poisoned Meg. Justice League 2, Image's #1 issues, new Wizard World president, Bleeding Larry?, Jar Jar forever, infidelity in Spider-Man, Catwoman's new Pumas ROCK! As always, Mahoney's opinions don't matter.
This week, DC makes us say "WTF". RIP to Stuart Freeborn. Star Wars spinoff movies, because enough of Yoda you cannot have. Star-Lord! KHAAAAAAAN! PS3 players can finally get Skyrim DLC. When fictional teenagers behave badly.
On this week's PrincessCast: News from the Big Apple, Spazzy drops some STD knowledge, Valentine's Day plans, TMNT villains, 'Justice League' and 'Man of Steel', R.L. Stine, Monster High, and Devonton Abbey.
This week's topics: J.J. Abrams will be directing Star Wars. Atari filed for bankruptcy. Kerouac bought the Batmobile. Ed Kramer makes us feel icky. Chris Pine = Rob Liefeld? The Jenny Olsen conspiracy. Don't be a jerk and try new things, OK?
This week's PrincessCast features Death Stars, Agent Coulson, comics we're GLAAD to read, the Batmobile, "X and the City", Fables, Disney does Skylanders, zombie tits, King of the Nerds, Archer, Star Wars #1, and a hell of a lot more.
Christmas and New Years, Yoshiki strikes again, Peter David and Space Cases (get well soon!), George Lucas sells his company then gets engaged, Resident Evil 6 is glitchy, Little Big Planet 2 is hypnotic, Django is off the chain, comic books, and more.
Topics for this pre-Christmas episode of the PrincessCast include the new year, Christmas stores, lies by omission, Gail Simone vs. DC, being the "office nerd", video game checkpoints, comic talk, and Star Trek Into Darkness. Merry Christmas, everyone.
The PrincessCast discusses Christmas preparations, working crazy hours, Peg Leg Pete's long overdue email, the best places to shop online for geeky presents, and wish list etiquette. Don't be THAT person.
Arm wrestling T-Mobile for free phones. Spazzy's Wii U review. Gay men will marry your girlfriends. Cosplay drag queens. Super spoilerific Walking Dead discussion. My Little Pony #1.
It's a short show this week. Christina reviews Halo 4. Weird German penis energy drinks. DC's new 52 'Batman' vs. 'Batman: The Dark Knight'. Mary explains why she's not buying anything from Image Comics for a while.
This week's PrincessCast features Meg's adventures in France, Christina's adventures in obtaining borrowed property, and Mary's adventures in writing. Also, the military from two different perspectives and Han Solo in Star Wars VII.
What was originally supposed to be a quickie midnight show turned into a long discussion of Star Wars, Disney, Wreck-It Ralph, and Halo 4. How many dump trucks of money will it take to get Harrison Ford back into his Corellian Bloodstripes?
Christina and Mary are back this week talking about zombie calendars, Wawa, Collection Intervention, geeky obsessions, and the end of Attack of the Show and X-Play on G4. The Walking Dead. Comic book press releases. Is Pottermore still a thing?
The internet takes some of the hugest dumps ever during this show. 101 Dalmatians references. Christina can't marathon her video games. Mary watched a guy jump out of a balloon. The Walking Dead. This is OUR binder.
It's episode 100! It's been a long road from July 2010, but we finally made it. Deadpool Killustrated, a Star Wars museum exhibit, Community getting delayed indefinitely, and more. Also, should anonymity be expected on the internet?
On this episode of the PrincessCast, 'The Princess Bride' is 25, Star Wars Reads Day, 'Boondock Saints 3', TMNT, 'Warm Bodies', Supergirl, Hack/Slash, and Idolized. Also, Facebook wants your money and Myspace wants attention.
This week's episode of The PrincessCast has emails, Stan Lee's new bionic body part, television, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, comics, and a lot more. The internet, two computers, and a mixer all commit suicide. You're welcome, LWiP.
On this week's PrincessCast, Meg and Mary discuss Avengers 2, Transformers 4, Robocop's new fashion statement, Gotham City Imposters, Batman, Bill Nye, and review DC's #0 issues. They also call people "doodieheads". Yeah, that happened.
On this week's PrincessCast, Locke & Key news, Thor: The Dark World, and tech announcements. iPhone 5, Wii U, and the Kindle Fire HD. Apple's new connector. Mary shows off a new Kindle game and book. More reality TV in the form of Breaking Amish. Then, Gangnam Style.
The PrincessCast convenes for a second week in a row to re-discuss terrible reality TV. 2 out of 3 Princesses do not support 'Here Comes Honey Boo Boo'. 'Collection Intervention'. Bill Nye supports science education. Everybody is sleep-deprived.
This week, Christina has a weird encounter while in arm therapy, Star Wars Celebration VI, rancor engagements, and terrible reality TV talk! The Princesses discuss Collection Intervention, Here Comes Honey Boo Boo, and Stars Earn Stripes.
This week, The PrincessCast discusses 'The Dark Knight Rises' and Bane's voice, how to create a great movie based on comics or games, Star Wars Celebration VI, Her Universe, naked cosplay, and more for nearly TWO HOURS.
Topics include the "worst comic book movie performances" scandal, parody videos, Wizard World Chicago and other weekend conventions, the awesome kids of the PoP!ulation, and a review of 'Total Recall'.
Christian Bale is awesome personified, Nestor Carbonell's eyelashes, Skyrim: Dawnguard DLC, indie game 'The Binding of Isaac', Olympic opening ceremonies. All of this and more on this episode of The PrincessCast.
Spazzy, C-Pain, and ZombieNightingale get together talk BATMAN! But first, we hear the story of ZN's disturbing arm injury. Discussion of 'The Dark Knight Rises'. NO SPOILERS! How you can help the victims of the Aurora shooting.
It's C-Pain and Spazzy as ZombieNightingale recuperates from a nasty accident, and Meg's internet bites the dust. San Diego Comic Con. Safety at conventions. My Little Pony comic series. DirecTV and Viacom suck.
Movies, games, and YouTube needs to chill the blankety-blank out. It's all positivity as we talk about Amazing Spider-Man, Skyrim: Dawnguard, Catwoman's butt vs. Trish Stratus', and emulated N64 games. I AM THE GREAT MIGHTY POO!
It's hard to remember every tangent the Princesses went on this week, but there were a lot. 'Lollipop Chainsaw' is awesome. 'Brave' is awesome. And there's that dumb "Is Merida gay?" question. *slaps society around a bit with a large trout*
We discuss Catwoman #0, German ice wines, and gaming. The internet gets crappy intermittently. We decide to start our own game nights! Check inside for the details.
E3 is here! We put on our gamer panties and geek out about the newest games coming out in the next year. There's a bit of comic talk, but it's mostly games, games, and more games.
OMG guys, WE'RE ON VIDEO! We've all finally seen The Avengers, speculation on characters for Avengers 2 and Iron Man 3, The Amazing Spider-Man, Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark, and zombies in South Florida. All on glorious YouTube video.
Spazzy, Mary, and special guest ZombieNightingale join forces to bring you this week's episode of the PrincessCast. There's a lot of talk about things going on in our lives and some talk about Marvel's gay wedding and DC's secret gay character.
This week, Mary is joined by special guest Christina Reichl, aka ZombieNightingale! We discuss her really unique job, her experiences at C2E2, and a story of being treated "like a girl" in a comic book shop.
This week's burning questions: Are the My Little Ponies eating disordered? How do Anna Paquin's teeth work? Will Mary ever go to the doctor? Answers to these questions and the world's most disjointed C2E2 recap on this episode of The PrincessCast!
Things get a bit ranty on this episode of The PrincessCast. 'Hunger Games' racism, the MPAA's lack of common sense, and Arizona passes an internet censorship bill. We have some fun though, with April Fool's Day pranks, comic talk, and more.


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- International Airlines Group has won the takeover battle for British Midland
- IAG, the holding group of British Airways and Spain's Iberia, agreed to pay £172.5m in cash to BMI's owner Lufthansa
- Willie Walsh, IAG chief executive, warned the airline's planned restructuring would include axing jobs at BMI
International Airlines Group has won the takeover battle for British Midland, seeing off a late challenge from Virgin Atlantic to snap up the loss-making UK airline.
IAG, the holding group of British Airways and Spain's Iberia, agreed to pay £172.5m in cash to BMI's owner Lufthansa, the German carrier, which is taking responsibility for the British airline's defined benefit pension scheme's liabilities of about £180m.
Willie Walsh, IAG chief executive, warned on Thursday that the airline's planned restructuring would include the axing of a number of jobs at BMI, which flies to destinations in the UK, continental Europe, the CIS states, the Middle East and Africa.
"Given the scale of BMI's losses, there is an urgent need to restructure this business," said Mr Walsh. "Unfortunately, this will mean some job losses, but we will secure a significant number of high quality jobs here in the UK and create similar new jobs in the future."
IAG's acquisition, which is subject to regulatory approval but expected to be completed in the first quarter of 2012, includes BMI's sought-after runway slots at London's Heathrow airport.
Lufthansa has the option to sell off BMI's regional and BMI Baby low-cost operations, and there would be "a significant price reduction if Lufthansa does not opt to sell BMI Baby before completion", IAG said.
"Buying BMI's mainline business gives IAG a unique opportunity to grow at Heathrow, one of our key hub airports. Using the slot portfolio more efficiently provides the option to launch new longhaul routes to key trading nations while supporting our broad domestic and shorthaul network."
The BMI sale will come as a relief to Lufthansa, which had been looking for some time to dispose of an airline that turned in an operating loss of €154m in the nine months to September 30.
"With the transaction, Lufthansa is disassociating from a sustainably loss-making subsidiary," the German airline said, adding that although the cash price was £172.5m, the net price to the carrier was "expected to be significantly negative".
Analysts at Oriel Securities were positive on the move, but noted that IAG would control "about 53 per cent of the slots at Heathrow post-acquisition and this is likely to be scrutinised by the competition authorities".
"The price to be paid is significantly lower than our own and consensus forecasts of about £300m. We view this as an important strategic move for the group," they added.
IAG had been the frontrunner to buy BMI after entering talks with Lufthansa in early November.
But Virgin Atlantic this month made a counter offer that was lower than IAG's bid, but was likely to have completed earlier.
IAG said the purchase would be add to its earnings per share "by 2014 at the latest", and that the restructuring costs would be spread over three years.
Shares in IAG rose by 2 per cent to 148p in early London trading.


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What started as a model on a computer screen quickly materialized into this wrench with real moving pieces. Built at think[box]— Case Western Reserve University's design and fabrication workshop—the prototype is the result of a 3-D printer, which squirts layer after layer of hard plastic, building a physical prototype directly from a digital model.
Technologies like this, and other state-of-the-art machinery like circuit board routers and laser cutters, allow students at think[box] to bring their ideas to life on the fly.
The collection of high-tech equipment is allowing innovators to unleash their creativity and, if all goes well, invent new technologies and businesses.


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Dutchman Bjorn Kuipers will officiate the Europa League Juventus-Fiorentina clash, while Porto-Napoli goes to Pavel Kralovec.
The Europa League Round of 16 kicks off on Thursday with the first leg ties and there are three Italian clubs in action.
Unfortunately, two of them are in the same game and that means one will be going home after this stage of the competition.
The Juventus Stadium hosts the first leg of the Bianconeri's clash with Fiorentina, which will be officiated by 40-year-old Dutch referee Kuipers.
He doesn't have a good record with Juve, as his only previous game with them was a 4-1 Europa League defeat at Fulham in 2010.
Napoli visit Porto on Thursday and their match is handed to Czech referee Kralovec.
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Date: 8/29/96 at 20:59:13 From: Anonymous Subject: Addition Property of Inequalities If x>y, then x+z __?__ y+z
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|Synth Site: Roland: MKS-80: User reviews Add review
|Average rating: 4.2 out of 5
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|Morris Junior a part-time user from London writes:
The Greatest Era of Roland Analog Poly synthesizers started with the Jupiter-8 and ended with a Scream of the MKS-80.
We are using 3 of them in the recording studio and we never stoped to be amazed by the new sounds that are created.
just giving any keyboardist the option to program it thru the MPG-80 make us dance all over again.
Try the unison with half way detuning and you'll understand why this was called thr Super-Jupiter.
A roland tech was quoted saying:
" We will never reach this point again "
pure Analog Bliss.
|Rating: 5 out of 5 posted Friday-Jan-26-2001 at 00:58
|Benny modine a professional user from France writes:
I forgot to mention here that the Super Jupiter is capable of full MIDI sysex. you can change any parameters thru Midi and recorded to a sequencer. think of the endless possibilities.
There are way to many parameters to list here but I think there are about 60-65 knob/sliders/pots on the MPG-80 to give you an idea.
there are some MKS-80 programs for PC on the net, make a search and you'll find them.
I bought the KID-Nipro sounds for the MKS-80 and they do sound good but better yet, edit them to your liking and youll see what this instrunebt is made of. It is good to use with a velocity/After touch keyboard to utilized all the features.
|Rating: 5 out of 5 posted Thursday-Jan-25-2001 at 21:10
|Benny modine a professional user from france writes:
collecting synths is an art that takes many years and a lot of understanding and expirience. I read the reviews here and was very mad at some of you. How can you talk bad about a perfect analog synth? the MKS-80 is not a jupiter 8 and a Jupiter 8 is not a Super Jupiter. simply put - this is my favorite all time synthesizer ! there is no sound that you can't program on this huge sounding fast acting acid filtering beast.
Think of 2 - 100% pure Analog VCO's -each with 4 waveforms/+ noise.
Cross modulation, LFO and detuning plus syncing.
2 of the fastest 100% Analog ADSR envelopes with Tracking/polarity/velocity.
16 real Analog VCO oscilators in unison with Detuning...
a supreme 4 pole analog VCF filter that screams...! ( only on Ver 4) with all the goodies you want inckuding a HP filter.
This is just a machine that screams "Edit me" so many parameters and logicaly orgenized in a perfect order.
The ram is huge but you can use the Cartridges called M-64C for extra 128 voices/patches
The patches can be made out of 2 sounds panning L-R in stereo and create a huge stacked sound or just split the board in half.
huge/Warm/Sharp/Acid/Deep/colorful sound imagined.
No keyboard /Arp ( it would of be a 200 lb...)
only 2 -LFO's ( you don't realy miss them with all these parameters)
The Super Jupiter MKS-80/MPG-80 is without a doubt, One of the best Real Analog- Synthesizer to come across the last 30 years. I hate to compare synths but if I had to, I would take the Super Jup any day over Prophrt-5 OB-8 or any other Analog except for the Jupiter-8 which have a little better VCO's (in the JUP-8 - all electronic VCO's boards) Be patient and learn all the functions before you give up and buy a B- class synth for less effort.
|Rating: 5 out of 5 posted Thursday-Jan-25-2001 at 20:59
|annoin a professional user from usa writes:
Oh Yeah !
Don't forget to get the MPG-80, without it your lost...
but with it - your in Heaven on earth.
The Basses will blow any speaker and the Strings will melt your heart.
If you want a pad sound or a percussive sound
The Super Jupiter will cook it easily.
The people that dogged it are kids that looking for easy synths like junos
|Rating: 5 out of 5 posted Thursday-Jan-25-2001 at 17:31
|Bloob Yadin a professional user from USA writes:
This is the Ultimate Analog Synthesizer ever built.
It is not for kids....
If you know your way around programing analog -this one for you.
Any kind of analog sound will be on this monster.
If i could i would give it a 10 out of 5 !!!
|Rating: 5 out of 5 posted Thursday-Jan-25-2001 at 17:28
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Syracuse Stage open house planned for Sept. 26
Syracuse Stage has announced plans for its 2009 Open House, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 26. Festivities will include guided backstage tours; a tech demonstration in the Archbold Theatre; open dress rehearsals of "The Song from the Sea," this year's Bank of America Children's Tour; and complimentary refreshments served by Dolce Vita World Bistro, Phoebe's Restaurant & Coffee Lounge and Strong Hearts Café. Visitors will also have a first-look at the refurbished Archbold Theatre with new seat cushions, fresh paint, updated lighting and new carpeting. All events will be free and open to the public.
"All are invited to come to the theater, bring your families for lunch, and see where the magic happens," says Producing Artistic Director Timothy Bond. "You'll see where the sets are built, where the costumes are sewn, where the props are painted and how lights and sound work together to create an environment or feeling. The 2009 Open House will be an inside look at how professional theaters tell stories on stage—and a great time!"
All events during Stage's 2009 Open House will be appropriate for families. The open dress rehearsal of "The Song from the Sea" is recommended for ages pre-k and up.
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We have a number of approaches to language tags. * Option 1 Language tags are lowercase strings in the abstract data model. Pro: It is the 2004 spec. Con: It's not what most system do. * Option 2: Language tags are compared case insensitively. Con: Unclear as to when "compare" happens :s :p "xyz"@en . :s :p "xyz"@EN . 2A: When the set of triples that is the graph is created => one triple, but what is written out is then not clear 2B: On access: => two triples * Option 3: Language tags are values - they can be represented in different ways (c.f. datatypes). Do the work in the definition of rdf:langString. Don't mandate rdf:langString understanding. Pro: It seems to be what systems actually do. Some collapse case; most do not. I'll send a message with the document consequences for option 3 separately. AndyReceived on Friday, 10 May 2013 12:46:57 UTC
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Pirate is a glitter topper that's right up my street with various sizes of blue hex and some silver micro glitter and green hexes. There are also larger 'clubs' and dots sprinkled through the bottle. For this swatch I used one coat of Pirate over Barry M Elderberry with top coat.
Glitter payoff is great and I'm really impressed at how evenly the glitter is distributed on the nails. There was no sign of clumping or bare patches that I had to go back and fix later, just a perfectly smooth application. Although it doesn't bother me too much, it's worth mentioning that the smell is on the strong side but Heather, Spell Polish's creator, has let me know that the scent is being phased out for something a bit less pungent.
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I don't know off-hand whether a quantifier of {0} is allowed, but it's certainly unconventional. What's wrong with pattern value="([0-9]{4})?" Michael Kay http://www.saxonica.com/ _____ From: email@example.com [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] On Behalf Of Wilde Rebecca L SSgt HQ SSG/STS Sent: 06 October 2004 21:04 To: email@example.com Subject: Allowing only a fixed length or empty for an element Hello, I am trying to create a type that allows either a four position numeric or else must be an empty tag. I.E. I want <Tag/> or <Tag>0045</Tag> to be valid, but I don't want <Tag>45</Tag> to be validated. I've come up with the following to try and do this: <xs:element name="Tag" type="TagType"/> <xs:simpleType name="TagType"> <xs:restriction base="xs:string"> <xs:pattern value="([0-9]{4})|[ ]{0}"/> </xs:restriction> </xs:simpleType> I'm using XMLSpy to help me as an editor for creating most of my work and validating it. The above will allow me to validate/not validate as I desired, but when others try to use XMLSpy to validate against it as an empty tag, it comes back invalid. Is this a problem with XMLSpy, or is there a different way I should be trying to accomplish my goal? Thank you! BeckyReceived on Wednesday, 6 October 2004 20:59:01 UTC
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So All May Eat – Organic Pay As You Go Dining
Sometimes what your body is hungry for can't be found in a box of processed food. So what if you combined running a restaurant using local organic foods and asked your patrons to pay what they can?
You would have a place called the SAME Cafe.
The So All May Eat Cafe in Denver, Colorado has been open for four years. The restaurant runs on a donation basis with volunteers staffing the kitchen; those patrons who cannot pay can volunteer an hour of service.
Brad and Libby Birky do meet most of their expenses but talk about tight margins. The cafe does accept donations and there is a on-going wish list on their web site.
This is the kind of thing where you do have to have community support and a commitment to positive action. The good news is that it can be done.
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49ers: Crabtree's foot takes a step back
Published 4:00 am, Monday, September 12, 2011
On 3rd-and-goal early in the second quarter, Michael Crabtree, alone in the left corner of the end zone, waved his arms in frustration as he watched quarterback Alex Smith, looking in the opposite direction, throw incomplete to running back Frank Gore.
By the end of the game, Crabtree, with a white towel over his head and his twice-broken left foot throbbing, was far more subdued.
The wide receiver who had foot surgery in July couldn't finish San Francisco's 33-17 victory over the Seahawks on Sunday. He had one catch for 4 yards. Coach Jim Harbaugh noticed him limping early in the third quarter, and Crabtree watched the rest of the game from the sideline.
He had X-rays after the game, which were negative. Crabtree conceded he was relieved - his foot was so painful he feared he might have re-broken it.
"It's not totally healed," Crabtree said. "But it's good enough for me to go out there and play ... It was hurting so bad, I was concerned."
Crabtree said his foot didn't hurt after practices this week, but it was affected during game conditions.
The Dallas native said he expected to play next week against the Cowboys. And he acknowledged that he needed to clean up his end-zone decorum.
"I shouldn't have done that," Crabtree said when asked about waving his arms in frustration. "I'm just so competitive, man. I had a touchdown. I kind of spazzed out a little bit on that play."
Defensive letdown: After limiting a seemingly hopeless Seahawks offense to three first downs (one via penalty), 37 yards and zero points in the first half, linebacker Patrick Willis said the Niners relaxed a bit.
The Seahawks, who didn't cross midfield in the first two quarters after their first drive, opened the third quarter on a nine-play, 56-yard drive capped by Tarvaris Jackson's 8-yard touchdown to Golden Tate.
"Our intensity wasn't there that first series," Willis said. "But we picked it up as pros have to do, because if you're not, things like that can happen. It was a good wake-up call for us."
Briefly: Gore passed Terrell Owens and moved into third place in franchise history in total yards from scrimmage on a 7-yard, second-quarter run. Gore has 8,775 career yards from scrimmage. Roger Craig ranks second with 11,506. ... Defensive end Justin Smith started his 156th consecutive game, the fifth-longest active streak among NFL players after Colts quarterback Peyton Manning's streak of 227 (including playoffs) straight starts ended Sunday. ... The Niners didn't allow a 100-yard rusher for the 23rd straight game, extending the NFL's longest streak. ... In addition to safety Dashon Goldson (knee) and wide receiver Kyle Williams, the Niners deactivated five rookies: quarterback Scott Tolzien, defensive linemen Ian Williams and Demarcus Dobbs and offensive linemen Daniel Kilgore and Mike Person.
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A step toward Arab-Jewish political cooperation to meet common economic needs was made by the Arab population of Beersheba.
The Arabs of Beersheba have requested Jewish leaders of Jerusalem to join them in their action to prevent the Palestine railway administration from discontinuing the Beersheba-Rafa railway line, which would threaten the economic interests of the Beersheba region. The railway administration decided to discontinue the line in view of the fact that it was operated under a deficit.
When the announcement was made that the line was to be distinued, the population of Beersheba declared a strike.


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What are the educational objectives of the Industrial and Systems Engineering Department at Rutgers University?
- Prepare graduates who successfully obtain professional positions requiring strong understanding of the knowledge and skills of engineering profession.
- Prepare graduates with a specialization in industrial and systems engineering who are prepared for successful employment and academic opportunities.
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To educate and train the future engineers of a complex, diverse, and global workplace.
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A new research carried out recently revealed that theft of cooked food has become rampant in Ilorin, the capital of Kwara State, occasioned by the biting hardship being experienced in the country owing to the economic recession.
Cooking a pot of soup is now a sure invitation to thieves who lurk around people's premises waiting to pounce at the slightest opportunity as they swoop on the food anytime the owner becomes careless.
According to the Guardian: "The incident (of food theft) is widespread in areas without perimeter fencing and among women who cook or have opted to cook with coal pots. At each of such areas such as Tanke, Basin, Sango, Offa Garage, and Kilanko, the incident occurred over five times in just a week.
According to Alhaja Hamidalat Olawale at Sango, 'I was cooking around 5.00pm in readiness for the breaking of the fast for the day. It was beans and I decided to use coal pot at the open backyard.
I had added all the food condiments and was waiting for the broth to dry up. But to my greatest surprise, I did not see the pot of the beans again.
I was shocked discovering this. What amazed me was that the thief did not come for it before it was ready; he or she came when the food was ready and we were already salivating, meaning the person must have been closely monitoring me.'
Another victim, an undergraduate of the University of Ilorin, Anita Bazuaye, said it was her pot of soup that disappeared beside her window.
'It was painful because as a student, it was difficult for me to get money again for another soup. In fact, when I managed to start cooking again, I did not leave the place until I had securely packed the pot inside my room.'
The Kwara State Police Command spokesman. ASP Ajayi Okasanmi, however, said that though no formal report of the various incident has been reported, it is still a serious matter and the police will not take it lightly with anyone caught in the act.


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by Mostafa on Nov.21, 2006, under How To ..., Linux, Software
Looks like the ntfs-3g driver has already gained a lot of popularity and is quite easy to use:
The driver itself is supposedly available from the Fedora Extras repository for FC6 onwards. Completely safe read/write access to NTFS drives from Linux — now that's a dream come true!
In the meanwhile, it looks like there's also a windows Ext2 file-system driver that allows full read/write access to Ext2/3 volumes:
Ext2 Installable File System For Windows
Of course, one of the drawbacks here is that the Ext3 volume is mounted as Ext2 — so there is no journaling support. In case of a 'dirty' unmount e2fsck will have to be run. The other drawback is the fact that is won't work with LVM.
So, these drivers really open up a lot of choices. But I guess the best option is to have the shared drive as NTFS since the ntfs-3g driver takes care of journaling.