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My neighbourhood in central Madrid is almost silent at weekends, but around this time of the year I am always awakened by an excited murmuring beneath my window. It starts before dawn and rises to a joyful clatter by breakfast time.
The sound is that of Madrilenos queuing to enter the Congreso, or parliament building, which holds annual open days in early December in honour of Spain's post-Franco democratic constitution of 1978. In a nation filled with state-sponsored festivities, this must be among the most spontaneous and popular. Cheery folk of all ages, all classes, queue for hours across the centre of town to enter parliament's main door for a guided tour, a commemorative folder and the obligatory photo.
Yesterday was grey and raining, in previous years it has been bitterly cold, yet nothing dampens the spirits of those lined up. Some were even singing. Many said they were curious; they'd never been before and it made a nice day out. One man said he wanted to see where the future of his country was decided, another to see the bullet hole left by the maverick Colonel Tejero who tried to hijack Spain's young democracy in 1981. One man wanted to show respect for the constitution, 30 years old today, "which we are pleased with".
Spain has become vastly de-politicised in recent years so it is surprising and heartening to hear people talk about democracy and history as something close to them. But there was something else to the occasion. The umbrella-bearing masses, soaked and footsore, created a fiesta atmosphere – and unless something contains an element of fun, Madrilenos won't bother with it.
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It's a myth, by the way, that people in Madrid can't queue. They just do it differently. The other night I was queueing for a movie. The pavement was littered with the usual detritus of pipes, bricks and barriers. We milled around chaotically, avoiding potholes, but were all aware of the person ahead of us and when the doors opened, snapped elegantly together to file in politely.
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Nicole Kidman was in town the other night for the premiere of "Australia" with her co-star, Hugh Jackman. The actual film received less coverage here than a) Jackman introducing proceedings in Spanish, which should boost attendance levels, and b) La Kidman braving a freezing Madrid night in a glittery shift, although her husband Keith Urban was hovering nearby with a coat.
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Yep I have both cans, miles less leakage on the w1000x and good quality sound. Mine took week or two of burn in before they started to sound their best and to be honest I was not overwhelmed with them straight out of the box so give them a couple of weeks rather than judging on first listen. I don't think you will be disappointed with the sound but they do feel different on the head.
yea DO NOT judge them at first listen, make sure you get a good fit, as the fit can make or break the sound... BIG TIME!
That said, I still own my W1000x :3 I've thought of selling it a few times but it's too special! And as I've said before it sounds uber nice with a Warm DAC/DAP and a LINEAR Amp, my new pb2 sounds wonderful with the w1000x out of the hm801
I don't own them anymore.
And while I can't say I exactly regret buying them... Whatever, you guys just enjoy the cans if you like 'em
Got them in on Friday and been trying them out sporadically since then. I like the signature, but these pads. Man, they are awful. So stiff that they just aren't sealing completely. I was able to bend the band in a way that the cups lay flat against my head, but they just aren't sealing and I'm certain it's because of the pad stiffness. They also aren't very deep, so that's not helping either.
Someone tell me they soften up after a while or give me some other options, please.
+1 I will eventually bite the bullet and buy some replacement pads.
I just got mine today and the first thing I did was put them on, feel unsettled by the fact that the pads make the headphone slip off my head, and slap on some Alpha Pads. There's definitely more bass with the Alpha Pads.
I don't suppose you could post a pic of how they look with the Alpha Pads fitted
They look comfortable.
Are these custom made for the ADs? They kinda look like the Denon earpads.
They're made for T50RPs, which is similar in size to the W1000X, so they fit quite well!
Glad to see they fit? Though I doubt the design is suitable for the sonic signature of the W1000x.
By the way, try to get some time with them in a quiet place. I found they were best enjoyed at night.
Yeah, stock pads are back on. I really wanted them to work, but they (most likely because of their angle and thickness) not only make the soundstage weird, but the bass was a bit bloated. I guess I'll have to get some L3000 pads after all...
Right now I'm listening to John Butler Trio's Oceans (the St. Gallen version) and I'm already liking it a lot. Their brighter sound sig matches me more than my ZMF for certain genres.
Yeah, there is definitely a level of support missing from the stock pads. Would be willing to try the Alpha Pads, but I'm worried about messing with the signature too much. Would you say they warm up all the frequencies or just add a little to the bass?
Edit: Didn't see the last post.
So, this whole pad thing is real disconcerting. It's making the fit and support issues I have with the AD series feel minute right now. It's sounding pretty great when I push on the cups slightly and forcefully seal the pads, but that isn't a practical work around. I'm going to give it a couple more days to see if it settles, but it's not looking great.
This is really frustrating because I love the AT signatures, but have always had fit problems. The amount of work I put into the AD700 to get them to fit right was worth it because they were cheap and it was fun. Considering the price of this can, I'm not as enthusiastic about modifying it.


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1 tablespoon salt
1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper (optional)
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2 onions, quartered
2 garlic bulbs, halved
1 pound small red potatoes
4 ears fresh corn, husks removed and halved
1 pound smoked sausage, cut into 1-inch diagonal slices
2 pounds large shrimp
French baguette, lemon wedges, melted butter, and Old Bay seasoning
1. Bring 4 quarts water and first 7 ingredients to a boil in a 12-quart stockpot. Add potatoes; simmer 15 minutes. Add corn and sausage; simmer 8 minutes. Add shrimp, cover, and turn off heat. Let shrimp sit 10 to 15 minutes to absorb flavor.
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Total Fat 3 g3.9%
Saturated Fat 0.35 g1.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 328.8 mg13.7%
Total Carbohydrates 3 g1%
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Social choice and the closed convergence topology
This paper revisits the aggregation theorem of Chichilnisky (1980), replacing the original smooth topology by the closed convergence topology and responding to several comments (N. Baigent (1984, 1985, 1987, 1989), N. Baigent and P. Huang (1990) and M. LeBreton and J. Uriarte (1900 a, b). Theorems 1 and 2 establish the contractibility of three spaces of preferences: the space of strictly quasiconcave preferences Psco, its subspace of smooth preferences Pssco, and a space P1 of smooth (not necessarily convex) preferences with a unique interior critical point (a maximum). The results are proven using both the closed convergence topology and the smooth topology. Because of their contractibility, these spaces satisfy the necessary and sufficient conditions of Chichilnisky and Heal (1983) for aggregation rules satisfying my axioms, which are valid in all topologies. Theorem 4 constructs a family of aggregation rules satisfying my axioms for these three spaces. What these spaces have in common is a unique maximum (or peak). This rather special property makes them contractible, and thus amenable to aggregation rules satisfying anonymity and unanimity, Chichilnisky (1980 1982). The results presented here clarify an erroneous example in LeBreton and Uriarte (1990a, b) and respond to Baigent (1984, 1985, 1987) and Baigent and Huang (1990) on the relative advantages of continuous and discrete approaches to Social Choice.
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- Graciela Chichilnisky, 1990. "On The Mathematical Foundations Of Political Economy," Contributions to Political Economy, Oxford University Press, vol. 9(1), pages 25-41.
- Maurice Salles, 2005. "Social Choice," Post-Print halshs-00337075, HAL.
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BASKETBALL: SBVC rallies to beat MSJC
SAN BERNARDINO â" The Foothill Conference race just got a lot more interesting.
Even with three weeks remaining in the regular season, it looked like Mt. San Jacinto College was ready to put some distance between itself and what is usually a brutally competitive pack of contenders for the top spot in the conference. The Eagles entered Saturdayâs matchup with San Bernardino Valley riding an 11-game win streak, sporting a No. 3 state ranking and had already knocked off the Wolverines by 17 points earlier in the season.
But this was a chance for SBVC (17-5, 6-2 Foothill) to show some character, coach Quincy Brewer said, and his team did just that, rallying late for a 74-71 victory and pulling within a game of the first-place Eagles (18-4, 7-1 Foothill Conference) in conference play.
Add in Chaffey and Antelope Valley, and the Foothill promises to be a thrilling four-team free-for-all. A loss on Saturday could have derailed the Wolverinesâ chances after Wednesdayâs meltdown against Chaffey where SBVC surrendered a double-digit lead. But that wasnât the case on Saturday.
âWe were up on Chaffey and our guys didnât show any character in the second half,â Brewer said. âToday we showed character against a very good team.â
As expected, the game was back-and-forth, with both teams either aggressively trying to drive to the basket or knock down 3-pointers.
The Eagles hit six 3-pointers in the first half, but the Wolverines had enough fire power to keep the game close. Behind the hot shooting of Taylor Bell, MSJC started to pull away in the second half. Bellâs 3-pointer with 7:05 left put the Eagles up 66-54 and had the visiting MSJC fans on their feet.
But thatâs when the Wolverines turned it around.
âWe just dug down deep and listened to our coach,â SBVC guard Kirby Gardner said. âHe had faith in us ⦠play hard and we could win it.â
The Wolverines closed the game with a 20-5 run and still needed clutch shots in the end to pull it out. Gardnerâs two free throws with 1:36 left finally tied the game at 70-70, then MSJCâs Josh Gouch put the Eagles back up with a free throw on the other end.
Justin Stanleyâs 3-pointer from the right side with 33 seconds left proved the clincher as SBVC retook the lead and then Cammeron Lewis came up with a steal under the MSJC basket with two seconds left to seal it.
âIâve been in this league too long,â MSJC coach Patrick Springer said of predicting the conference race. âI kind of expected it to go down to the final game ⦠nothingâs changed for me.â
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Are you a Gmail user? We have reworked the way eM Client synchronizes with Gmail and your server data. Since Gmail introduced labels, all the labels were synchronised as folders with Gmail. With Conversations however we've decided to make a few adjustments. Your Gmail labels are now synchronised as categories and by assigning the categories, the label will be attached to the message and sorted to appropriate folder. Just as if you were working with your online Gmail interface.
Find your account labels in categories to assign label to email. All your labels will be displayed as if they were regular folders, below your Inbox.
Right click your message and select Categories to apply the label for the selected message or select the items from the message list and select Mark to apply category in the main application window. Messages will be sorted in no time to appropriate label folders, where you can find the labeled messages.
Follow us on Facebook or Twitter to find the latest information about the upcoming features of eM Client 7 and more.
Did you come across any issues with eM Client recently? We have received several reports regarding eM Client authentication problem with Gmail servers via OAuth.
Our developers have inspected this in detail and discovered that the embedded OAuth features are being blocked by Gmail servers for Internet Explorer. Since IE is currently the default browser for eM Client 6, this has been marked as the root of this problem. Please note that we're working on the new version 7 which will feature Chromium to replace IE as the default browser.
We'll be including a workaround for the issue in the next update for version 6 available in the Check for Updates option or you can download the update below if you're experiencing the issue.
eM Client 7 has been submitted to first groups of testers, yet we still have a lot to share about the new release before launching. Here's some more information about the upcoming features of the new version.
eM Client is going to get a bit more darker with the new release. We'll implement new appearance options including some of the already available themes and some new ones, most importantly a dark theme for late nights spent on your computer.
This is a small but very wanted addition to the application. Some of our users have already created dark themes for the current release but there was always a catch with the design, thus we'll be including an original eM Client theme for all our all-nighters. Theme options are available in the application settings under the Menu > Tools > Settings > Appearance.
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Since eM Client 6 was released you have started putting out requests for features that should be included in the upcoming release and now we're finally ready to share more details about the next version. We'll be releasing a series of posts introducing the new features.
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Pros: Worked, cheap, small, able to handle some pretty high data transfers
Cons: Only lasted 8 years. Ordered in 2008, died in 2016, almost to the day. Switch now drops all connections to 10MB/Half Duplex and won't broadcast DHCP traffic, I assume others as well.
Other Thoughts: I'm trying to be somewhat funny about the 8 years thing. My sale price was $15 in 2008 and this unit has been connected to a network 24x7 since 2008. Not just connected but is actually the uplink switch for a webserver, Minecraft server as well as the network AP so it has pushed a ton of data over it's life. During one month it handled over 100GB of Netflix through the AP.
So it has died in that it has to be rebooted every two weeks and the sign that it's the switch is the dropping of DHCP packets coming from the AP and as soon as I check the connections on the switch I will see they are all 10MB/Half. Reboot the switch and all is good for a week or so.
Oh well, 8 years for $15 so that's what .005 per day?
This review is from: D-Link DCS-932L Day & Night Wi-Fi Camera
Pros: Wireless and works with TinyCAM Android app. With the added Newegg promo code I'll keep it simply because trying to return would cost me more time and money than it's worth.
Cons: Image quality is no better than my Intel cams from 1990. Looks like your looking through Saran Wrap. Motion Detection just doesn't work at all. I have lowered the settings down to 50 and checked a single monitoring area yet it still sends email alerts of a closed door. I can go walk to that door, take a minute to open and exit and I will get an alert, of a closed door, no capture of me in the door at all. Probably worse than how useless detection is, is the fact I CANNOT TURN IT OFF! I have checked Disable and yet I still get emails on Motion that not even there. Reboots do nothing to address this.
Other Thoughts: No way would I buy or keep this at full price. With promo code knowing what I know now I would not have bought it. There are other CAMS with better image quality for around the same price. Ability to work with TinyCAM was about the only perk as that setup was a breeze and can't say enough about that App.READ FULL REVIEW
This review is from: ASUS RT-N10P Wireless N150 Router IEEE 802.3/3u, IEEE 802.11b/g/n
Pros: Cheap, easy setup, steady and strong signal, basic router (NAT) functions are ok.
Cons: Right off the bat my IPSec client to remote router VPN is now broken. No matter what settings I try it is not passing the VPN client through NAT correctly breaking my remote support requirements I have. Other Firewall Forwarding/Port Forwarding works but I won't go any further. I have had trouble getting certain services that worked on my DLink to work with this ASUS, traffic is just not passing and logging is minimal so no way to diagnose. Any change to Port Forwarding requires a long and slow update which disabled Internet access for around a minute.
Apparantly there is no timed logout of the router so if you leave your desktop logged into the unit and then need to access it from your notebook you can't. You have to go to your desktop, logout and then another client can log in. I see no way to set a limit on how long a login will last, no auto logout.
My biggest issue is with the VPN Passthrough not working. This is a show stopper as I have to be able to establish a VPN to my remote clients firewalls to manage their networks.
Other Thoughts: Lots of features for a low end router. Very stable over a month use, no reboots other than when making changes which many times reboots the unit (Port Forwarding changes reboot). Guest wifi, some access rules and wifi schedules.
For what I paid for it, ok its great. Considering my what 8 year old DIR-635 was able to pass traffic better and easier, ok well. Granted the DLink had it's issues with natting but I could work around those, this unit I don't seem to be able to.


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Considering last week's pitch-perfect flashback episode, Thursday's "Vampire Diaries" had a tough act to follow. I was actually quite impressed, though. After a mythology-heavy episode, it was nice to revisit some of the more peripheral characters… and to finally, finally see Elena acknowledge her attraction to Damon.
But I'm getting ahead of myself! Cue up your DVRs, prepare to feel uncomfortably attracted to a fictional 16-year-old, and… go!
Previously on "The Vampire Diaries": Everybody on the whole planet was totally in love with Elena. Stefan had to break up with her in 14 languages before she clued in. Caroline was definitely a victim of child abuse. And, in a shocking turn of events, a piece of jewelry was not just jewelry.
8:01 – Still in Chicago, Klaus and Stefan lounge around in the boyfriend chairs at a fancy clothing store. You know it's fancy because they're drinking champagne, not because of the actual clothing, which looks like something that comes from… well, actually, I don't know where you'd buy a two-dollar fishnet minidress. I don't go into those stores, but I'd imagine they smell funny.
"You wore trousers so women today could wear nothing," Klaus says. Rebekah does not look like she's impressed with the results of her efforts in women's liberation.
"I like it," Stefan says. The memories of Klaus and Rebekah have definitely effected a bit of a change in him, though I'm not sure how deep it runs. His interactions with Klaus are now much more buddy-buddy, much less sir-yes-sir-whatever-you-say-sir.
And now he's going outside. If he makes a teary phone call right now, I quit.
Oh, no. It's just Katherine, doing what she does best: Lurking while sexy.
8:03 – Okay, I'm sure this isn't going to make me very popular, but I don't like the flirtation between Damon and Elena in this scene. It just feels a little bit overt and out of character in this moment. Though there's always a degree of chemistry and sexual tension between them, outright flirting is very, very rare — in fact, the only time I can think of off the top of my head was their brief moment at the '60s dance. Elena doing the whole, "Oh, Damon, you're so annoying, stop it, look at how adorable I am" thing isn't feeling natural with me.
I do, however, like when he points out that she's still wearing her necklace. "Isn't this a reminder of your unbreakable bond with Stefan?" he says. By the way she's looking at him, I'd guess that after Damon returned the necklace to her, it now reminds her of something entirely different.
8:04 – I like the way Katherine says, "You're bad now."
8:05 – Aww. Jeremy still draws pictures! But is it just me, or is he getting worse?
Thank you, director, for the lingering pan up his body. The kid just got his driver's license. I don't need impure thoughts right now.
Anyway. So Jeremy wakes up in bed with Anna, who doesn't suddenly flicker away this time. Turns out she's been hovering around him and trying to contact him for days, but she only broke through because he was dreaming about her.
I just want to interject here to say that Malese Jow is my absolute favorite "Vampire Diaries" guest star. I was so blown away by her work in Season 1 — here's this little tiny girl who can be in a scene with Ian Somerhalder and totally match him, moment for moment. You believed her as a geeky girl with an overly enthusiastic crush on Jeremy, and you believed her as a badass vampire who was willing to manipulate an entire town to get what she wanted.
Not to mention, her chemistry with Steven R. McQueen is through the roof. Can ghosts make out?
8:06 – Will you just look at how awesome Caroline is? This girl just spent a whole day and night getting tortured by her own father, and she still woke up, picked out the cutest summer picnic outfit ever, did her hair, made chili, and picked up Bonnie on her way over to Elena's. I mean, when people force me to sit in sunlight, I usually can't even put in my contacts the next day.
Bonnie is back! And not on a Droid! "I leave town for the summer, and everything goes to hell for the both of you?" she says. I think things are always going to be hell for Elena. As for Caroline, she's hooking up with a Lockwood, so things could be worse.
Bonnie and Jeremy reunion! I'm so torn. I love these two together, but I also kind of want him to make out with the ghost. Just once. Just a little. Just to see if it works!
8:07 – "Just because you and I are on okay terms doesn't mean I'm suddenly a big advocate for your lifestyle," Sheriff Mom says. "Is that what you told him when you got divorced?" Damon asks. Good. I'm glad not the only jerk making the vampire-homosexuality connection.
Oh, man… so we get to see Damon biting HRG, but we don't get to see Stefan drink Klaus's blood straight from the source? You're giving me what I want, show, but in all the wrong places.
"The mind's a powerful tool," Bill says. "It can be trained and re-trained." I really love this concept, and, despite his completely gross and awful methods, I like the idea that Bill thinks his daughter is strong enough and smart enough to pull that off.
It begs the question, though. If the need for human blood is a mental thing for vampires, could a vampire be compelled not to want the blood? Could an Original hypothetically compel a regular-old mudblood vampire not to want to feed?
8:09 – Claire ditched the skanky dress that someone clearly found in Terry Richardson's dress-up trunk and traded up for the cutest outfit ever! I particularly like what she's wearing because it's very much the modern incarnation of the 1920s flapper dress she's been snoozing in for 90 years.
8:09 – "You're harshing my juju." I love Gloria.
8:14 – Lockwood parties are my favorite! I love when vampires, witches, and doppelgangers gather to do spells and make necklaces float in full view of the entire town while the secret council of vampire haters meets one picnic table over.
Leave it to Caroline to get right to the point. "Switching Salvatores" would be a good name for the "Vampire Diaries" porn spoof, right?
Also, is Elena a vampire now? The blisters on her chest are already healed. I guess she drank from Caroline, which is just gross. I mean, I understand drinking vampire blood to heal from a mortal wound, but are these people really down with drinking blood – blood, you guys – to heal a little boo-boo?
8:15 – Alaric suggests that Damon "take a beat with Elena." While I appreciate his attempt at being the protective big brother that Elena so, so desperately needs, someone needs to send him the Season 1 and 2 DVD box sets. Damon didn't "take a beat with Elena" when she was madly in love with his little brother, or when she hated him for killing her little brother, or when he had a girlfriend of his own. Why would he start now?
8:16 – Okay, who's jealous of the extras who got to spend an afternoon draped across Klaus and Stefan, being nibbled at? Not me. Because that would be weird.
"My girl's dead. I'm bored," Rebekah whines, and then: "I AM NOT A BRAT." I absolutely love, love, love the way that Rebekah and Klaus' relationship has been written. It's so… sibling-y. Stefan, on the other hand, sort of casts Rebekah aside. He doesn't even seem r
emotely intrigued, or even sympathetic to the fact that she loves him.
He's still writing names on the wall? Good god, old habits die hard.
8:17 – I'm surprised, but pleased, that Anna doesn't seem particularly jealous of Bonnie or even mad that Jeremy has moved on from their relationship. I should know by now that "The Vampire Diaries" doesn't take the obvious CW route.
Anna explains that in order for them to communicate, they have to sort of reach out and touch each other at the same time. Sounds sexy, right? She also can't interact with other ghosts, so it's not like she's on the other side playing Jenga with Hot Uncle Mason. She's all by herself.
When she touches him, she says that he can't feel anything. "Do it again," he says, all growly-like. Um, I can feel something. Just saying.
8:20 – Gloria uses Bonnie's aneurysm trick on Stefan. I couldn't figure out why she was so loyal to Klaus — I figured she owed him, as we've seen in the past that witches tend to be duty-bound to vampires who do them favors. But not Gloria. She just wants that necklace to make her own contact with the Original Witch. Devious.
8:25 – Oh, hey, shirtless Stefan. Well, this is gratuitous.
Gloria says that witches these days are into new age stuff (clearly she's been keeping up with "The Secret Circle") but she, apparently, likes blood magic. "Old school voodoo." It's funny, because when I was last in Atlanta on "The Vampire Diaries" set, I noticed drops of "blood" all over the speakeasy floor. This explains it.
8:27 – So, the anti-vampire council is full of people who are like, totally pro-vampire. I wish we'd seen the moment where Liz was like, "Hey Carol! So about how we've known each other our entire lives and a couple days ago you shot my child and chained her up in a dungeon." That would have been a nice conversation to actually witness, but instead, Liz remains flaccid.
"Do you think that everybody on the council is clueless, or just stupid?" Bill asks. And Damon's all, well, Billy, we think they're clueless, stupid, and bad at making chili. Suck it.
8:27 – Oh… so Bonnie no longer has the power of 100 witches, and it seems she can't ask them for help whenever she wants anymore, either. As much as I loved seeing badass Janet Jackson all-powerful Bonnie after the sacrifice last year, I have to admit that I'm glad she's just back to her regular amount of powers. It's been made very clear on this show that witches are the boss of everybody, so having Bonnie around as, basically, the most powerful witch ever would have made for a lot of easy fixes.
I also like that she's got her super uncomfortably hot boyfriend doing her research. You know, since it's about freaking time he learned that you can't Bing everything.
Anna shows up, talking about feeling "the darkness" again. If I had any ideas or theories, I would share them, but I don't. Julie Plec made it clear that the ghosts aren't just around to make amends — they have their own agenda. I would guess that includes Anna.
8:28 – Gloria channels Stefan's memories of Elena to find the necklace, and tells him what he already knew: "You love her. You'd do anything for her." Note that she's using the present tense. It's possible that Stefan, having given up on ever having a relationship with Elena, is allowing himself to have a bit of fun with Klaus, but he hasn't actually stopped loving her.
God, I love how casually Katherine kills people. No mess, no drama, just a quick stab and a hair toss.
8:30 – "He's probably somewhere off somewhere doing bad things to good people," Caroline says of Damon. Okay, Damon fans, before you get all mad at Caroline — remember that she has a history with Damon. A very nasty bitey one. Their relationship wasn't like his and Andie's, with a complicated balance between consent and compulsion. Damon straight-up used Caroline, drained her, played her, and preyed on her insecurities. She has every right to have concerns about his relationship with Elena.
Bill Forbes, it seems, is impervious to compulsion. "He threatened to out me!" Oh, Damon. How many gay jokes can we fit into 42 minutes?
Damon explains to Alaric and Elena that Bill Forbes wants to put vervain in the water supply. It would keep humans safe from vampire bites, and also — and perhaps this is Damon's greatest concern — from compulsion. These vampires use that to get what they want, and what they need, a lot. Damon wants to kill Bill, despite the fact that he's Caroline's father. "When I kill him, she'll have one more parent than we do." Oh, you poor, 150-year-old orphan. Let's just make everybody else an orphan too. No parents!
I can not believe that Damon killed Alaric.
Listen, I've known that neck snap was coming for weeks now, but I expected it to be over something major. I expected Alaric to be possessed by Klaus or inadvertently endangering Elena or stealing all of Damon's bourbon. Something big. I didn't think he would just be standing in the way of Damon killing someone. Especially considering Damon has vampire speed and could have just gone around him.
That said – I think it's a good thing that Damon did something reckless and generally dickish. I was getting really tired of Good Damon. I like his maniacal side, I like his anger flaring up in all the wrong ways. It's what makes him Damon and not Edward Cullen.
8:35 – Ah, Stefan has been intentionally making Rebekah jealous of his relationship with Klaus — screwing with the siblings just as Katherine did to him and Damon. He says he still doesn't trust Katherine, but I'm beginning to think that at this point, he should. Sure, she's all about self-preservation, but she's also proven, just by being in Chicago, that preserving herself means preserving Stefan. As far as I'm concerned, she's sexy and sassy and generally devious, but she proved herself an ally the moment she brought the hybrid blood to Damon in the Season 2 finale.
Stefan and Katherine pow wow about the hunter who was after the Originals. It's clear that Stefan knows that the hunter wasn't a human, otherwise he'd just assume he was dead at this point. I've seen a lot of people toss around the idea that the hunter may be the Original father. This theory works for me — it would make sense that he might be after Klaus, who wasn't his son and who has torn his family apart.
"It's good to want things Katherine," Stefan says. He's in this alone.
8:36 – This cute little scene between Caroline and Tyler is one of my favorites in the episode, and not just because I am a big fan of them as a couple. I think that in this show, it's important to maintain the humanity in relationships. Stefan and Elena's romance got tired for me because by the end of Season 2, all they ever did was focus on Klaus and dig into journals and plot life-or-death schemes.
I need moments like this — where Caroline isn't a vampire, she's just a girl telling her boyfriend he smells but making out with him anyway — to keep the show grounded. It's a great moment that reminds us that these people are teenagers.
8:44 – Nice. Bill Forbes would never expose his own daughter to the clueless council, but he would expose her to sunlight that, you know, cooks her alive. Sweet guy, really.
He and Damon briefly touch on the idea of behavioral modification again. I have a feeling that's going to be a running theme this season, and I like it. Can you train the evil out of someone? Damon, savoring the taste of fresh blood, suggests otherwise.
I really, really want to lo
ve the scene where Caroline beats the crap out of Damon, because I think he's been due for a good butt-kicking from her for a very long time, but for some reason it feels forced to me. The line about him being stronger but her being angrier was good, but I think maybe the scene went on too long, because all I kept thinking was, "Why is she putting on a violent show of angry violent violence for her dad, who thinks she's too prone to violence?"
Also, I agree with Bill Forbes on one tiny thing. As I said before with Elena's blister — I'd rather have a really nasty cut on my neck that takes a while to heal and possibly requires a doctor than drink blood to make said cut go away. Blood is gross, you guys. It is not for drinking.
8:46 – It's interesting that Jeremy doesn't want Anna around when he's with Bonnie — this scene makes it seem as though Jeremy feels like he's cheating on Bonnie by connecting with Anna. "I only pop up when you're thinking about me," Anna says. "You don't want her to know you still care." I'd like to give Bonnie a little more credit than that. She's lost people; I'm sure she doesn't expect Jeremy to have forgotten about Anna and Vicki just because Bonnie is so awesome.
Finally, there's a little honesty between Bonnie and Jeremy, and a heartwrenching moment where Anna breaks down, alone again. A great tragic story has been constructed here, because no matter what, things aren't going to end well for Anna. She's here, but she's still dead. She still can't have him. Maybe giving her a taste of the connection, and then ripping it away, is worse than leaving her lonely forever.
8:48 – Stefan almost opens a coffin — and there's a 1/6 chance that Elijah is in there! But no, instead, he's interrupted by Rebekah. "No one in this world is truly fearless, Stefan," she tells him when he inquires about the hunter. And then… longing looks. Flirtation. Kiss! Um, is that the first time in all three seasons that Stefan has kissed someone other than Elena?
When asked whether he'll ever love again, Stefan says, "One day, maybe." He wants to lead Rebekah on… but she knows he's lying, and when Klaus arrives, she doesn't hesitate to expose him. Rebekah may be in love with Stefan, but her loyalty lies with family. Even the family that stuck her in a box for 90 years.
She also drops the hunter's name: Michael. Biblical.
8:53 – Oh, Damon. If you think that screwdriver says "Sorry I killed you bro, let's be bros," you are so off-base.
I'm pretty gutted by the dissolution of the Damon/Alaric bromance, but I'm glad it's happening. First of all, the whole "she's just being Miley!" apologist act that everyone affords Damon was getting old. Damon needs consequences for his actions. Last season, when he fed Elena his blood, she was mad for about three seconds. He's got to learn to dial back the violent urges before he snaps the neck of someone who isn't wearing a ring.
Not to mention, it's great that Alaric is finally growing a pair. I love him, but he's been too passive in his own life recently. He came to Mystic Falls to kill Damon, and he slid into this friendship with him quite easily, without much resistance. Alaric's life has just been happening around him. It's time he take the reins.
8:54 – Finally, Caroline pushes Elena to admit her attraction to Damon. "I can't, Caroline," Elena says. "If I admit it, if I even thought it for just a second, what does that say about me?"
Um, I'm a journalist, and I know an off-the-record confirmation when I see one. That's what that was. Yes-but-no-if-anyone-asks is still yes, guys. Elena may not be in love with Damon the way she is with Stefan, but she likes him. She likes him likes him.
8:55 – "You're a vampire, sweetheart," Bill tells Caroline. "I don't think you'll ever be okay again." I've seen a lot of Twitter backlash about this moment, because we all love Caroline, but if you look at it from a parent's point of view, Caroline has eternity ahead of her. Everyone she loves is going to die. Eventually, all of the people who make her human are going to grow old and leave her alone. It's a sad reality, and I imagine that Bill's intentions aren't actually as bad as they feel.
8:56 – Alaric wants to be on the council so that there's someone on the inside whose priority is keeping the humans safe. More specifically, the Gilbert humans. When Damon killed him, Alaric had to face a reality — he'd been enabling the very vampires he spent a large part of his life learning to hunt. I don't think that he's going to like, go out and try to take Damon down, but he's done answering Damon's every "jump" with "how high?" I think that having them both on the council is going to be a very antagonistic situation.
By "antagonistic" I mostly mean "filled with sexual tension," but whatever. You catch my drift.
8:57 – Elena wants her necklace back because of "the whole Stefan of it all." Ugh.
Oops. Make that Katherine. (See, that switcheroo wouldn't have happened if Elena still had the burn mark on her neck, because Bonnie would've noticed that it wasn't Elena. This is why you prioritize not drinking blood over vanity.)
So Katherine now knows about Jeremy and the ghosts. I'm guessing that's going to be used to her advantage in the very near future.
This means that Elena didn't ask for the necklace back. Could our girl be making progress?
Katherine heads for the Salvatore house, and Damon thinks it's Elena, back to apologize. Um… what does Elena have to apologize for, exactly? Wishing Damon would have eaten less of her BFF's dad's neck? In the beginning of the episode, Elena and Damon were flirting together in the kitchen. Days after Stefan dumped her. Yes, maybe Elena was trying to get Damon to fill her Stefan void, but Damon seemed perfectly willing to fill it for her. (That sounded dirtier than I meant it to, but I like it, so I'm leaving it.)
I'm glad he's hitting the road with Katherine. Elena needs a moment to herself without any Salvatores.
8:59 – Well, we knew it was going to happen sometime. The boys are back in town.
Next week: Stefan, it appears, is compelled to feed on Elena. And, according to a Canadian promo… Damon and Katherine totally make out. I guess they got bored of NPR and 7-Eleven snacks.
MVP this week goes to Malese Jow, because if it weren't for her awesome performance, this ghost storyline would be dragging a bit for me. Stefan's abs get an honorable mention, though.
You know what to do in the comments below. Did you want to see more Stefan/Rebekah? Do you think Damon and Alaric will hug it out? What do you think "the darkness" that Anna feels is all about?


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Message board rumors are one thing, but if it's a New York Giants rumor and Mike Garafolo thinks there might be something to it, I'm paying attention. Such is the case with this morning's whispers of a potential trade of Bengals linebacker Keith Rivers to the Giants. The idea makes sense, as Rivers is a spare part now in Cincinnati and the Giants need linebackers. And the ninth overall pick from the 2008 draft sure sounds like the kind of guy who would be an upgrade over what the Super Bowl champs currently have at the position. But there are some questions.
First is the question of what it would take to get him. The Eagles recently got middle linebacker DeMeco Ryans from Houston for a fourth-round pick. The Giants have two of those (their original and a compensatory one) and might be willing to part with one in order to get a potential 26-year-old solution to one of their biggest positional needs. But they may not need to pay that much. Rivers isn't as good a player as Ryans and doesn't play the middle (which would remain a need, unless the Giants plan to shift Michael Boley there). Rivers also missed all of the 2011 season with a wrist injury and is due $2.16 million this year -- two potential reasons the Bengals might give up him up for cheap.
The Giants don't have a ton of salary-cap room (about $3.4 million as of this time last week), so I guess it's possible they could trade a player currently on their roster in a deal to obtain Rivers, but I doubt it. If they were to acquire a player like this and still need cap room, I imagine the restructuring of some current deals would be the way to go.
Anyway, stay tuned, I guess. No idea when or whether we'll hear any more on this, but I knew it's something you guys would want to talk about this morning, so there you go.


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On 29.10.2014, around 7:15 Hours a huge landslide had been occurred in the Meeriabedda Division of the Koslanda Estate. According to the sources, 7 line quarters had been buried under the debris; an estate bungalow and a kovil had been damaged.
NBRO has investigated the past instabilities occurred in this site in May 2005 and in November 2011. In both occasions, NBRO had recommended resettlement of the residents in the said line quarters. Even though they have been allocated alternative land, the residents had been using their dwellings in the Koslanda Estate also.
In the year 2009, with the support of the Disaster Management Centre and the Red Cross, NBRO had conducted an awareness programme to educate the communities in the area of the prevailing landslide risk in their neighbourhood. In that programme, the residents had been guided to form community based disaster management committees for being vigilant on the instability features visible in their surroundings and taking precautions for avoiding disasters. The Red Cross had handed over mega phones and manual rain gauges also to facilitate timely evacuation of the residents in their community during an hazardous situation. Despite all the efforts the area had been badly affected by a devastating landslide. A confirmed record on how many residents had been affected is yet to be received.
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Iran is not without its problems, but light welterweight Mehdi Toloutibandpi demanded more funding for boxing yesterday after he lost 19-10 to Kazakhstan's Daniyar Yeleussinov in the round of 16. "I think boxers in Kazakhstan are better. I've only played three major games so I've got less experience," admitted Toloutibandpi, who was disappointed rather than distraught after his defeat.
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Queens Park Rangers midfielder Joey Barton mostly uses his twitter account as a public forum to convey his frustrations with the world. However, yesterday he showed a more thoughtful side. "What a story of courage Oscar Pistorius's is. Inspirational stuff...", he wrote, after watching the South African become the first double amputee to compete at an Olympics yesterday. Pistorius was grateful for the comment, and responded to Barton: "Thank you very much! I'm blessed for those behind me!"
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Great Britain men's hockey goalkeeper, James Fair, expects, a "real battle" against Australia today in a match which could see his side progress to the tournament's semi-finals with a game to spare.
An exceptionally strong generation of Australians has helped take them to No 1 in the world game, but Fair insists Britain will not be intimidated.
"It will be a hard game, a real battle. It's important that we attack them and put our mark on the game," he said.
"The Australians are tough. No one gets too close to me so I don't hear any of the sledging."
Fourth-ranked Britain's 4-1 win over Pakistan means that they can afford to lose and still progress by beating Spain on Tuesday.
Fair, who pulled off an excellent double save against Pakistan, said the side are also using the tournament to stimulate greater interest in the men's game.
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Absolutely... its not a question of whats "better", and I apologize if my commentary above looks like that. The question is what does each member subjectively prefer. Important to keep this distinction in mind as this can confuse readers.
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I was afraid you where going to think this was directed at you and was going to put a note in that it wasn't. By all means this had no reflection on you experience/knowledge or comment!
. I was just expressing my experience in making the wrong choice because I took the word BETTER and misused it when I made my purchase with the MS2i and realized it wasn't what I wanted. By the way if it was, it never would have been traded, they are beautiful sounding headphones, I just didn't get the attack I was expecting. Thanks.
BTW I always interested in your comments,knowledge and opinions, as well as a hand full of others on this forum.
Also, the 325's are basically new/mint, whereas the HF-1's are obviously older but in very good shape.
I listen to mostly 70's rock/blues rock, Americana/roots and bluegrass. Some funk, classical and jazz, too. All vinyl.
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OMG I remember you Chris, wow you're MOT now huh? yeah those bay area meets were a lot of fun... ironbut, Voltron, neilpeart, utep10, AMB.... I'm missing a few too. Who was the guy with the Orpheus setup in the saratoga hills... brain is farting out. Bruce (utep10) very generously gave me a bunch of original master recording CDs that I still listen to all the time. I think it was either utep10 or Voltron that had an old Singlepower toaster that I LOVED plugging my cans into whenever I could. The sound of that single ended rig is ETCHED into my brain... er at least what I can remember of it. LOL!!
What ever happened to Jahn, boomana, duggeh and nikongod?... oh if this is too far off topic just feel free to PM me any time!!
I come back, poking my head up looking for a K701 or similarly BIG soundstage, since I am listening to a lot of orchestral/symphonic metal now, and wow have things changed.... well sort of. Looks like Grados are still ugly, sennheisers (the old ones) are still veiled, and the K701 still has a huge soundstage (for a dynamic speaker element can).
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I really hope that some of you are taking notes here, because if i was trying to decide between the SR325is and the HF1s, and i had no easy way to compare them both, this is the kind of comprehensible, detailed comment that would help me decide wich one i should go with, i mean, who cares if the PS500s weren't part of the tread's starter's question, well done bbophead,
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Don't rule of MS2i too.
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I have the HF-1 as well as the SR325i (not the is). Both are great headphones. The SR325i has more highs and is more direct in the presentation of the music. If you like to listen loud with headphones probably not the best choice. But it is always surprising how much detail and clarity they give at low/moderate volume. I like their bass as well - even if it doesn't go too deep. For me they are the best headphones for vocal reproduction I have heard so far. And guitars...
The HF-1 are different to my ears. More laid back, which makes the listening more relaxed. They have more bass compared to the SR325i and less highs. I have a few CDs which don't go well with the SR325i but the HF-1 is more a generalist and I can listen them with it (or the alessandro MS-pro) as well...
I think both are great headphones and it depends what kind of preferences you have. In case you buy the HF-1 and don't like it. My guess would be you have no problems to re-sell them...
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I really hope that some of you are taking notes here, because if i was trying to decide between the SR325is and the HF1s, and i had no easy way to compare them both, this is the kind of comprehensible, detailed comment that would help me decide wich one i should go with, i mean, who cares if the PS500s weren't part of the tread's starter's question, well done bbophead,
Ur wekkum.
Replying to: The HF-1 is a better headphone, hands-down. The HF-1 is sort of a poor-man's version of the RS-1. It looks plastic like an SR-225, but inside are mahogany cups. I think its tonal quality and detail is better than the HF-2 or in its current name, the PS500 - and either one of those is better than the SR325, IMHO.
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Charles L. "Chip" Kasten IV, age 33 of Blissfield, passed away suddenly at his home on Sunday, February 15, 2015.
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Don Sattler
Donald 'Don' (Freddie) Sattler, 86 formerly of Blissfield, passed away Tuesday, January 20, 2015, at Tecumseh Place II.
He was born in Metamora, Ohio, November 5, 1928 to Robert and Ruth (Irwin) Sattler. He married Marian Haas on November 10, 1946 in Blissfield. They enjoyed 64 years of marriage before she preceded him in death in 2010.
Don worked with the Crist Company, GoCon/Goodrich and later on with Lenawee Kreighoff doing masonry work and carpentry. Family was important to Don, especially his grandchildren. He and his wife, Marian spent many hours at Lenawee County Fair watching their grandchildren show their 4-H projects. He also enjoyed fishing, hunting and spending time with his family up north at the family cabin. Christmas time was always special to Don as he created presents for family, especially birdhouses. He … Read More »
John Bocskay
John A. Bocskay died Friday, January 30, 2015, at his home with his family at his side, under the care of Hospice of Lenawee. He was 67 years of age.
John was born December 3, 1947, in Adrian to Alexander and Sina "Vernett" (Law) Bocskay. He graduated from Deerfield High School in 1966.
In 1974, he married Karla Burguard in Petersburg, Michigan.
John was an active member of the Deerfield Township Volunteer Fire Department, going on 42 years. John liked to hunt and fish and spent time at his cottage on Evans Lake. He retired in 2002 from Ford Motor Company in Saline after 36 years.
In addition to his wife, he is survived by a sister Barb (Lowell) Hottenstein, a brother, Robert (Diane) Bocskay, mother-in-law, Lois Burguard, sister and brother-in-law, Robert and Renee Larzelere, four nephews, three nieces, six great-nephews and seven … Read More »
Michael Betz
PALMYRA – Michael A. Betz, 48 of Palmyra, passed away Friday, January 23, 2015, at Flower Hospital.
He was born October 10, 1966, in Adrian, Michigan to Melvin and Diana 'Dini' (Richard) Betz. Michael graduated from Blissfield High School in 1984.
On April 6, 1991, Michael married Karen Hauser in Metamora, Ohio, and she survives.
Michael worked for Blissfield Manufacturing and was currently working for Chrysler in Perrysburg.
He was a member of an archery league at Blissfield Sportsmen's Club and had a love of the outdoors and all things hunting. This passion was shared with his daughters, each of whom has taken a deer with their dad. Other pastimes included spending time at the family cabin up north, playing golf, and having fun with a great group of friends.
Michael was a loving husband, father and son who will be greatly … Read More »
Jerry Marks
BRITTON — Jerry I. Marks, 64, of Britton, passed away suddenly January 8, 2015.
Jerry was born on November 26, 1950 to Kenneth and Olive (Johns) Marks in Adrian. He graduated from Blissfield High School.
On April 20, 1974, Jerry was married to Deborah A. Goetz.
Jerry was a life-long farmer. He was also employed by Crop Production Services for 35 years, where he was a custom applicator.
Jerry was a member of St. John's Ev. Lutheran Church in Riga, and the American and Michigan Beefalo Associations. He served as a 4-H swine leader for many years.
Besides his wife, Jerry is survived by children Michael (Shelley) Marks of Britton, Paul (Jami) Marks of Monroe, Jennifer (Dustin) Reckner of Morenci, Benjamin Marks of Britton, and Sarah (Travis) Taylor of Britton; grandchildren Keaton and Kiah Marks, Hannah, Collin, and Emma Reckner, Ava and Evan Marks, and Olivia and … Read More »