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Article about BDSM scene not being any more egalitarian than anywhere else.(112 Posts)
I suppose I'm not surprised by this. I don't have anything against BDSM sex per se, but I do think it's absurd to pretend that it's somehow less likely to involve abuse and coercion than any other kind of sex.
article here
Abigail I think questioning everything is valid.
I don't understand why she didn't use the safe word and that is concerning to me, because it seems like she has low self-esteem or didn't actually have any trust in him or the relationship.
I do think, however, that it is ok for a man to whip a woman with her consent.
ill have a proper look. I only read the metro one
I dont know what to think now
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Fastidia These are the links yes means yes blog "
In the article in the OP, the women said yes.
"And you have to question what kind of man wants to do that to a woman."
BDSM goes both ways. Either gender can be the dom and either gender can be the sub. Do you think BDSM is ok if it is a female whipping a male?
""Consent" as a term is extremely problematic."
Is it? Correct me if I'm wrong but I thought yes means yes and no means no? Please tell me what's so problematic about that.
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Bruises can be painful, but do they justify calling an ambulance?
Did you not read the comment I wrote about consent being defined by men charlizee?
I can't argue this properly atm as am on phone, will try and return tomorrow.
Charlizee is yet another one of our "visitors", I wouldn't necessarily waste much time engaging with them.
On topic - I think a real problem is that the stigma/taboo around BDSM can lead to participants being very defensive of the scene and this is when issues can get swept under the carpet.
I have to add here, I was really concerned to read a recent woman's mag sex tips which featured "mild" stuff inspired by 50 shades, all of which featured a man in the dominant role and no mention of consent or safewords whatsoever. Very worrying.
I dont think consent is problematic, nor is it defined by men. If its defined by anyone other than the person giving the consent, then its not actually consent at all.
I hated the whole 50SOG thing and it was dangerous IMO precicesly because it wasnt about consent. The woman in it was pressurised, groomed and coerced and it made me feel sick. Nothing erotic about that IMO. If people are using that as their guidebook for kinky fun, then theyre going to be in for a big shock AND are going to run into assault charges pretty quickly
No they won't Branleuse. That is one of the problems. Men don't get prosecuted or convicted for sexual assault in anything like the numbers of sexual assaults women are subjected to. As illustrated by the metro article.
do you think women cant consent to stuff then. Kind of like children?
Maybe its the extra X chromosome that makes them unable to consent?
I know women who specifically seek this stuff out and who have rejected men who they didnt think were dominant enough, or didnt have enough of a sadistic streak for their liking.
It takes all sorts
Yes 50 Shades is really problematic. I really hope people are not using it as a guidebook. I think you have to be very sure in a relationship and yourself to do BDSM and very confident that you and your partners understand the importance of safe words. Basically, I think you have to be an adult about things and that a lot of people don't have the emotional maturity to deal with it (particularly if they are entertained by shite like 50 Shades.)
Abigail, there is a big difference between BDSM in the context of a trusting relationship and sexual assault.
I don't know what to think about that Metro article. I don't know what injuries like a "mistimed football tackle" might be because that could be anything from a bruise to a broken leg. It's very vague and quite sloppy reporting.
I don't think it is that women can't consent to stuff, like children, it is that men may abuse that consent, or that consent is negotiated in an unequal context, or that, in the context of a controlling and otherwise manipulative relationship, the boundaries of what constitutes consent may be blurred.
Don't be ridiculous Branleuse.
Of course consent is a highly problematic concept when you live in a patriarchy.
We had a long thread on it a while back.
My reply was to Branleuse JustaHolyFool who was basically saying that if you follow 50 Shades you would be done for assault. I haven't likened BDSM to sexual assault, unless it is of course.
snowshapes - when BDSM is done right, the ultimate control is with the submissive. There can be no domination if the sub has not chosen to give their submission. Consent is clear, unforced and can be withdrawn at any time - the only difference is in the word(s) used to withdraw that consent. Failure to adhere to the agreed safeword is abuse, just as failing to stop when your partners asks you to (within a none BDSM relationship) is abuse. An abusive, manipulative relationship is an abusive manipulative relationship...whether or not whips and handcuffs are involved!
Unfortunately, there are as many bullies in the BDSM world (male and female) as in the 'vanilla' world.
Andro, I think the key is in the first part of the sentence 'when BDSM is done right' - replace the 'when' with 'if', and that is a big 'if'. If BDSM is done right.
There is massive potential for it not to be done right, and at its heart, it seems to me to be about violence and pain, about humiliation and domination of another person. I don't get the bit about the submissive having all the power, because you can't divorce the encounter from wider power structures in society, and I'd be really curious to know the gender breakdown of encounters.
I guess I am just questioning what makes a person gets their kicks out of inflicting pain on someone else, in the name of sexual gratification. I can't for the life of me see how that is about equality.
Maybe I'm struggling to separate BDSM 'done right' from the wider degradation and objectification of women in mainstream porn/erotic writing, of which I only have a fleeting acquaintance (which was more than enough).
>>Of course consent is a highly problematic concept when you live in a patriarchy.
We had a long thread on it a while back. <<
I'm not sure I see a problem with it being revisited. Some of us weren't here a while back.
oops, sorry - didn't meant that to say that it can't be revisited. I meant that it isn't a simple and unproblematic concept to the point that when discussed it lead to a long thread with lots of analysis and thought provoking stuff.
Absolutely don't mean it shouldn't be discussed again - quite the contrary!
snowshapes I don't really know how you separate it. In fact, I don't think you can. Everything is shaped by our surroundings.
snowshapes - you raise a lot of the points that many people outside the BDSM scene raise, I'll try and explain some of them for you.
Consent/the power being with the sub:
This is very much analogous to sex in a 'traditional' relationship where no means no, except it is more likely to be red/trainspotter/almond for example that means stop. The bottom line is that a Dom(me) who doesn't stop at this point is assaulting their partner just as much as a person who ignores no/stop etc in a none BDSM relationship and is considered by their peers to be just as reprehensible.
BDSM seems to be about violence and pain, about humiliation and domination of another person:
Domination yes, the rest? Not necessarily. A popular misconception about BDSM is that it's about pain/always involves pain, this is far from true. Some practitioners are very much into the bondage side, be that handing control of their body to their Dom(me) or taking that control. For many, being bound gives them a release - a sense of freedom if you like - they trust their partner not to hurt them. Others are into pain - giving or receiving - and enjoy the sensations. The key is safe, sane and consensual. For a lot of Dom(me)s it's not about getting off on causing pain, it's about being able to control with absolute precision what their sub is experiencing. A good Dom(me) is generally incredibly protective of their sub, extremely considerate of their welfare and keen to encourage their sub to develop as a person. A healthy D/s relationship brings the best out of both parties. Where the major problems come is when you have a pure sadist pretending to be (or who has convinced him/herself that they are) a Dom(me)...that never ends well.
Gender breakdown of encounters:
I have no idea what the stats are, I do know that I've seen every combination possible...many times. I'd say I've probably seen more male/male pairings than any other, but it would be close.
Some people are naturally dominant, some are naturally submissive. A common mistake is to think that submissive automatically equals weak, it doesn't. Everyone is different, people have different needs and desires and that should be accepted. There are many BDSM practitioners who are in high powered roles professionally, but seek an escape from decisions at home. Not everyone WANTS a 50:50 relationship, surely they should be able to seek the relationship they want/need as long as their partner is freely consenting? What there does need to be - especially where cases come to court - is a greater understanding of the BDSM world. Unfortunately, much like rape within marriage/a long standing relationship or dv, you're often in the realm of he said/she said.
Maybe I'm struggling to separate BDSM 'done right' from the wider degradation and objectification of women in mainstream porn/erotic writing,
You wouldn't be the first (or the last).
I hope my ramble has helped a bit.
so women in this society cant consent because we live in a patriarchy??
Therefore we dont know what we like??
Im going to bow out of the discussion because I can totally see why the idea of BDSM is problematic for people who are not into it, but am offended by the idea that I and/or other women couldnt possibly consent to things like that, because the consent didnt happen in a void.
If I enjoy having something done to me and have sought out a partner who is totally up for doing those things to me and we play, and we love each other and respect each others limits, then its no business of anyone elses. Theres nothing problematic about my consent, and im really not thinking too much about the patriarchy at those times thankfully.
As long as people arent thinking that they SHOULD be doing those things (which is the main problem i see with the ahem mainstreamification ;) of it all, then I dont seeee a big problem.
I DO see a big problem with abusive bastards who treat women like this without consent and objectify them and abuse them, but I dont think there is any real connection with BDSM
Andro really helpful, articulate post, thanks.
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Hello everyone! I am going to be in Duluth next week for five days. I would love to hear about your local favorite restaurants. Thanks in advance!
Hello everyone! I am going to be in Duluth next week for five days. I would love to hear about your local favorite restaurants. Thanks in advance!
Just want to check out the scenery really. I appreciate a beautiful drive and interesting stops along the way. Thanks again everyone. Headed that way tomorrow!
arewethere, did you make it up the shore? How was the trip?
I am here in Duluth now and will head up the shore tomorrow. I took a walk down in Canal Park this morning, which was nice and relaxing. I'll post again later in the week to let you know how things went. Thanks much!
Here's another vote for the New Scenic Cafe. It's on old Highway 61 just a short trip north of Duluth. You'd get a chance to drive a bit of the north shore and have one of the best meals in the area.
Thanks for your suggestions everyone!
I did manage a half day trip up the shore and it was the highlight of my trip! Something about water just soothes my soul. I went to Split Rock, stopped at a couple of waterfalls, had breakfast overlooking the lake and just enjoyed the beautiful state that is Minnesota! I did manage to get to several of the suggested restaurants including Grandma's, Little Angie's Cantina, the Duluth Grill, Sir Benedicts and Amazing Grace Café. I had planned to visit the New Scenic Café but ended up having to leave early.
I didn't have the greatest experience at Grandma's. We did eat upstairs and it is my understanding that the menu is different up there, so perhaps the better foods were downstairs. At any rate, the seagulls made us feel a little like we were in a scene from The Birds :). They weren't the least bit shy about hanging out on the deck with us and one of my friends ended up with a feather in her drink. My husband and I have our own rating system for restaurants where the experience was not the greatest – 1. NEVER going back or 2. Maybe it was just a bad day, we would give it a second try. Grandma's falls into the latter category. Next time, we would just stay inside and downstairs.
Loved, loved, loved The Duluth Grill and Little Angie's! I went to the Duluth Grill for breakfast and had one of the best breakfasts I have ever had. I had the huevos rancheros skillet – excellent! Food was great, service was great and the staff, made you feel like you were a regular. Little Angie's was also very good. In Kansas City, we have had an explosion of cookie cutter/carbon copy Mexican restaurants, many of which have nearly the same (bland) menus, but have different names. Little Angie's was a breath of fresh air and it was nice to get some Mexican food with flavor! Visited Sir Benedicts on a Wednesday evening and was treated to a bluegrass jam session! That was fun too and the food was good.
Now, the Amazing Grace Café was pretty disappointing. Something in my breakfast was sour, the service was extremely slow. The guy sitting next to me ultimately had to get his meal to go because it took so long to get. It wasn't even that busy. This one fell into the "NEVER going back" category.
We ate at one other unique place called Tycoons. It is an alehouse with the usual fare. My burger was good but I'm not a beer drinker so I can't speak to that. They also had live music (jazzish) and downstairs is a speakeasy! My fuzzy navel was quite tasty and overall the atmosphere was fun.
Thanks again – you helped make my trip quite interesting!
Thanks for the review arewethere, I'd like to see more of these on the forums for others coming into the area researching what to do. I use tripadvisor when we travel and other locations have a lot of great info.
I had never heard about the downstairs at Tycoons, so you gave me a little tip for my next night out!
pc350, it's the least I can do after all the help everyone provided. Enjoy Tycoons!
I always felt that Grandma's is waaaaay overrated. Of course it has the great location going for it, that's obvious. But with so many other good places to eat I always suggest skipping Grandma's.
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Though these are 32ohms and can be driven by phones and iPods. I tried to use it on my Marantz HD DAC1 and it sounded a bit better/fuller.
Maybe my ears are tuned to HD600s and so these sound harsh to me both on the bass and treble side. But it does not mean these are bad headphones but I simply think these are not worth the premium price for the new ones. Find good used ones and you wont regret it.
Pros - Bass extends very low and has great clarity, sounstage is wide, comfy phones, quality build, packaging and accessories are excellent.
Cons - Mids are slightly recessed, not very portable but has cable for it, it LOOKS like beats, somewhat heavy, full MSRP
The Denon AH-D600:
First thing you notice when getting the headphone is it's fantastic packaging. From the outer sleeve sleeve to the actual fold box, everything speaks quality from a reputable company. In a world of packaging having as much importance as the actual product, Denon does not disappoint. Opening the package displays the beautifully crafted headphone on a silk bed, something you'd expect Sony to do and something of a throwback to the yesteryears. The cables, adapter, travel bag, and documentation are underneath the bedding and are also as pleasantly packed.
The actual headphones themselves scream quality made. The cups, the leather headband cushion along with the super premium ear pads with white stitching. The feel of the headband might seem similar to one juggernaut headphone company that sells mostly hype and a bass-heavy sound but everything else is a clear step up, by a mile. Putting the headphones on, you feel your ears wrapped by the pads and the comfort of the leather against your skin. You also notice that it isolates the outside world very well and this would be something you can wear in loud surroundings like public transportation, albeit a bit showy for the more reserved but isolation wise it's fantastic. And for those that don't mind showy, you'll separate yourself from the rest with the words clearly marked DENON.
Taking out the cable from the packaging, you notice the custom looking thicker cable made for home use is something most head-fi members will paying upwards of $150-$200 for, if not more. No need spending as much as the headphone to have a nice cable here and really something all headphone companies should catch on. The thinner mobile use cable has the Apple product controls built-in and is shorter in length, perfect for the traveling audiophile!
Now the important stuff, sound:
The Denon AH-D600 has a V shaped sound, making it a fun headphone. The bass is absolutely tremendous and well executed. It has great impact, presence, and extends LOW. 20hz on the new Chesky sound bites? No problem and well presented! On the heartbeat bass test the D600 outperforms the HE4 out of the Project Ember and that's saying something. I would say bass quality is of the HE400 if not better (although this comparison is from extended memory).
With the prominent bass, the mids are are untouched albeit being recessed in the V signature. Not to the point where you are missing parts of your music but enough to notice it is a step back in the stage around other instruments. This might not be the go-to headphone for music that is meant to have pronounced vocals but for movies where vocals are very important it works fine and well audible. If a V signature puts you off, read the brief source pairing below that might change your mind. The highs are well extended without sibilance, airy but presented a bit on the thin side. It has great detail and clarity.
Something that strikes me on this headphone is it's great amount of clarity. Coming from a good source of music and chain it really presents above the level of mainstream headphones while having that mainstream sound signature. About the recessed mids, when I plugged this directly into the NFB12 the highs seem more level with the mids and now you have basically a warm phone with excellent bass extension. The highs still extended well but doesn't have that thin sound when coming from a neutral or bright source. It could be the way Denon has tuned this headphone, which is for for Apple devices and their warm signature.
Conclusion. If you like a mainstream headphone, something that has excellent build and sound of an audiophile company but has the popularity and fashion to back it, these are the go to. They're great for anything that calls for good bass. I wouldn't call them bass-head levels as they do the bass gracefully even if it's prominent but for those looking for a flat or something with a more reference bass probably should keep looking elsewhere.
Pros - Clarity, resolution, detail, smoothness, deep bass that is in general tight and well controlled, very easy to power, great quality cable, value.
Cons - Slight bass resonance, slighlty "off" tonality in the mids, highs can be sibilant sometimes, too big and bulky, resulting in loose fit.
When I bought these headphones about 2 months ago, I didn't expect much and I bought them without trying them out. It was an impulse buy to be honest, they were on a considerable discount and I just could not resist it.
Having no previous experience with Denon headphones (what I know about them came from reading the reviews of the old Dx000 series), and looking at the box design, I expected a bass heavy, V-shaped, "modern sounding" headphones designed for modern music, not really an audiophile grade sound. I'm happy to say I was pleasantly surprised.
The headphones come in a hard cardboard box, the inside lined with black foam and bronze colored silky cloth. Headphones are well protected inside during transport and there's no risk of damage. It comes with a carrying bag that feels sort of small for the D600's, it's the exact same bag that comes with cheap Denon's from the new D series, I would personally never use it, but I guess it's all right.
The headphones come with two cables, one short, thin, rubbery and cheap feeling cable with an Apple remote on it that probably nobody will ever use, and the other, long, thick, high quality braided cable. It really is a high quality feeling cable, very soft, doesn't tangle at all and it has nice high quality gold plated jacks on the ends, with the 3.5mm stereo jack made out of aluminium. Probably the nicest cable of any headphone I've owned so far.
These headphones are made mostly out of plastic. Apart from the metal inside the headband and the round aluminium plates on the sides of the earcups with Denon written on it, everything is made out of plastics. It's pretty solid, and might fool you to think it's metal at first since it's strangely cold to the touch and has metalic texture to it, but it's plastic. But because of that they're fairly lightweight relative to their huge size. As far as the actual build quality goes, it's good, they feel solid, there's no rattling, no squeaking, headband adjustment mechanism operates smoothly (even though it's a bit too loose when headband is not stretched apart).
Earpads and headband are covered with protein leather which looks and feel real, it's very smooth and soft and has a premium feel to it. Actual pads are made out of memory foam and they're extremelly soft, and the same is true for the headband which never feels like it ran out of padding.
The comfort of these headphones is generally good. I say generally because it does have a few issues. Headband is soft, earpads are soft and very big, the earcup is very deep and has plenty of room in all directions even for my huge ears. There is also no problem with wearing glasses while using the headphones since the earpads are so soft.
The issue with comfort is actually in the size and fit. The headphones are HUGE, they look ridiculous on the head, and even though they're lighter than you'd think, they're still heavier than most full-size headphones. Also, they don't fit well. They're not uncomfortable to wear, but they don't fit like a glove like some other headphones do...like Beyerdynamics for example. The clamping force on the D600's is virtually non-existent, combine that with their weight and size, and they don't feel secture on the head, and that is something that I hate. Not being able to move my head freely because headphones will move as well and ruin the seal / change the sound is not good. These are definetly headphones that you put on your head and sit still in a comfy chair while listening to music.
I'm not saying these are uncomfortable headphones, but to me, high comfort doesn't just mean soft earpads, but perfect fit and feel. For example, Beyerdynamic T1's feel like a tailored suit, you put them on, and they feel like they're made for your head, they feel incredibly light even though they're actually heavies than D600's (that's because they have a very low profile, close to the head), very comfy and don't feel like a huge piece of hardware on your head, but like a part of you. That is very important for psychoacoustics as well, and ignored by a lot of people. You'll never really get lost in the sound if the headphones constantly remind you they're on your head.
This is the interesting part. As I said, I expected a V-shaped modern sound, but actually got something completely different.
These headphones are fairly neutral sounding. Yes, they do have a somewhat elevated bass, and yes, the highs are slightly above neutral as well, but they're still within the borders of what can be considered neutral. Since I've used them quite a lot in combination with T1's, and they're sort of similar in some ways, I'm going to compare them in some aspects as well.
The bass extends really deep, it's flat sounding, there's no bumps or dips in the bass response and it's well textured for a closed back headphones. It's slightly elevated relative to the midrange, but only enough to give it some more life. It never feels like it's overwhelming the rest of the sound, and it's well separated from the mids. However, as with almost any closed back headphones, it does suffer from some minor mid-bass resonance. If this was a cheap headphone, you would not notice it, since the rest of the sound would not be clean enough to highlight the problem, but when the mids and highs and as clear as on the D600's, this resonance and slight lack of tightness can sometimes be a minor problem, but in general bass is fairly quick and well behaved and most of the time tight and solid. When playing some really punchy bass at really high volumes, there is some minor distortion to it, but not due to drivers, but due to earcups. It's actually a "boooiiingggg" sound that you can hear after the bass hits, but it's only really present on extreme volumes that nobody is going to listen at.
Mids are very clean and clear sounding. There's just a sense of purity and resolution in the mids that feels great and give a good "you're there" sensation for closed back headphones. They're very vivid and colorful sounding. These are not headphones that nail the tonality, as they can sound slightly nasal and slightly "wrong" in terms of tonality sometimes (out of the box the problem is much more present than after some running in), but in general, the mids are very, very detailed, well textured and transparent enough for the price of the headphones and their closed type. They can feel ever so slightly thin sometimes, but you can't have it all.
Highs are again very slightly elevated, but very clean, fast and sparkly sounding, with none of that metallic tizzy sound, even though they can be very slighlty sibilant with some recordings. Again, not exactly perfectly natural sound in terms of tonality, maybe slightly "enchanced" to make it sound more hi-fi, but it works and the general sense is the same as with the mids. What strikes you first is the amount of clariry and resolution in the sound, and how vivid and engaging the sound is because of it. Detail is also exceptional. In fact, these are the first headphones that I've bought in the last year that actually made me hear things in recordings that I've never heard before, and among all those headphones are T1's as well. I'm not saying the D600's are more detailed than T1's, but their "enhanced clarity" makes it feel that way and microdetail in music pops out more clearly. When I heard those news pops and crackles in the music with D600's, I switched to T1's and could hear it as well, but I had to really focus on it, while with D600's it would just pop out. It's the same as the case of HD650 vs K701. K701's are not more detailed, but you can hear those details more clearly and focus on them more easily. The good thing is, D600's manange to do that in a very musical fashion. They do not sound like analytical headphones at all, they are fun and musical, yet their levels of detail and resolution surpasses a lot of headphones that do sound analytical. DT880's come to mind here as well.
Soundstage and imaging are impressive for closed back headphones. They don't have the depth or the frontal projection of the sound up the levels of the T1's, but the width and height of the soundstage is comparable, if not superior to the T1's in the sense of creating an atmosphere around you. This is really good in movies and you can tell Denon knows what they're doing when it comes to that, having loads of experience when it comes to home theaters. Imaging is great for closed back headphones at this price, superior to something like DT880's or K701's and definitely a good few steps ahead of the DT770 80's and M50's , but clearly behind T1's. When I say clearly I don't mean that D600's are crushed by the T1's, but the imaging is not as good, although it never feels like it's lacking. It's only after I switch to the T1's that I notice a new level of coherence and precision in the placement of various sounds that was not present before. Still, very impressive for closed back headphones at this price.
Because of the slightly elevated highs and a slightly "off" tonality in the mids though, as well slight resonance in the mid-bass sometimes, they lack the coherence and smoothness of really good open-back headphones. They don't have the coherency and don't put all the elements of music together with as much finesse, and they don't separate the sounds quite as good as equally priced open back headphones. They're not as effortless to listen to.
These are still very smooth sounding headphones, there's no audible harshness, but it's still clear that these are not flagship headphones. Compared to flaghsip headphones such as the T1's that becomes clear after some more focused listening. Even though they're smooth, musical and atmospheric sounding, they're still a step behind the T1's in all those terms. What I'm about to say might make the D600's look bad, but taking them off and putting T1's on feels like a relief on the ears. The sound of the T1's flows in such an effortless manner that it's clear they're superior headphones. Again, technically looking, in terms of resolution, clarity and detail, there's not much between the two, they're pretty even with T1's being ever so slightly ahead, but in terms of their presentation, D600's are behind a step. Still, very good compared to other similar headphones and I don't want this unfair comparison with the T1's to ruin your view of the D600's.
In general, if I were to describe the sound in a few words, it would be: clear, pure, very detailed, very high resolution, spacious. These are the things that I notice first and strike the strongest impression when I put them on, and again, in those categories they hold their own against even the T1's. After some time, slight sibilance in the highs, slight resonance in the bass and sometimes a slight nasal quality of the mids can be noticed in some music when switching between them...but then again, T1's nail the tonality, so almost everything sounds slightly wrong when directly compared to them, so take this with a grain of salt. When you adjust to the D600's after some time, they sound perfectly natural and believable, and have a good atmosphere and "you're there" feel to them.
AMPING: This is a category that might potentially make these headphones winners. The thing is, these headphones are EXTREMELLY easy to run. Literally, plug them into RCA outputs of your DAC trough a RCA-->3,5mm adapter, control the volume digitally from your PC, and they sound as good as they can. Plug them into an iPhone, and they sound amazing. In fact, I prefer the sound of them plugged into an iPhone 4S than when they're used with the Musical Fidelity M1DAC and M1HPAP, which is a close to 2000 dollar combo. They sound tigher and more coherent out of an iPhone, less juice that makes them ever so slighlty leaner on the bass might be the reason.
Of course they can play louder out of an amp, but they go plenty loud without an amp, and they do sound a tiny bit more open and full, but nothing even remotely worth paying close to 2000 dollars for...not even 100, that's how small the difference is. They also play equally good out of high output impedance sources such as integrated amplifier headphone outputs. The high output impedance doesn't seem to bother them at all and there are no noticable changes in sound when plugging them into an Onkyo A-5VL amp, which suggests they have a flat impedance/frequency curve.
This is the thing....that's what makes these headphones cheaper than they actually are, because you're only paying for the headphones, not the headphones and a setup to go with it. As long as you have a smartphone, receiver, integrated amp, a DAC or a decent soundcard, you're at 95% of their potential and not losing out anything major if you don't have a separate headamp.
All in all, very good headphones. Their biggest flaws are size, loose fit, slight nasal quality to the mids, slight resonance in the mid bass when playing really bass heavy music at really high volumes, and slightly "enchanced" highs that can sometimes increase the amount of sibilance and give some listening fatigue (which is in general low) rather than more detail.
One last thing to note is that these are one of the few headphones where I actually noticed a significant change in the sound during running in. First 10 hours are critical.
Pros - Enveloping, rich sound. Not shy on bass, but still tight. Massive, comfortable earpads. Great in-line microphone cable as well as "pure" long cable.
Cons - Much heavier and bulkier than Monster Inspire, MSRP is too high.
I'm in a good place. Three days ago I bought a pair of Monster Inspire headphones, which I find to be tremendous. However I let my wife try them on and I could sense a tinge of envy; I knew that I needed to have two pairs of premium cans in the house. I decided that I could solve that problem by upping the acoustic ante—by buying a pair of Denon AH-D600. I'm glad I took the plunge, because I find the AH-D600 to be equally enjoyable, compared to the inspire. I also have a pair of AKG 701 and I prefer both the D600 and the Inspire to those cans, even when strictly comparing sound quality. The main difference between the two new pairs is that the AH-D600 is decidedly geeky and ridiculous-looking compared to the Inspire.
There is also a difference in how music is reproduced, but that difference is relatively minimal when compared to some other headphones I have sampled lately. The Inspire has a touch more intensity to it while the D600 manages to be a bit more open. There is near total parity in terms of bass. I think the D600 comes close to sounding perfect. Frankly I'm surprised by how much I enjoy both cans, after a series of disappointments with some Sennheiser and Logitech models (HD-380, UE6000), and a few weeks trying really hard to like the Pioneer HDJ-2000.
Now I'm in a place where the vaunted K701 sounds thin and generally lacking compared to both of my new headsets. Truly a great day.
Pros - Comfort, big soundstage, good bass
Cons - Mediocre midrange, artificial treble
I think that the old D2000 sounds better than these, they are not bad at the current pricing but they do not sound very natural in the treble and also the midrange is a bit lacking, the size of these beasts is impressive and so is the bass and soundstage, I like the big sound of them, just shame that the treble sounds a bit odd.
Pros - Comfort, bass, 2 chords (1 x portable, 1 x desk), balanced (with a good amp)
Cons - Pads does tend to get hot.
I agree w most reviews that these does not warrant the $499 MSRP. (Then rather opt for D5k, D7k).
BUT - at the +-$230 range I got them at (Amazon warehouse) - these are VERY good value for the money.
Pros - Sub-bass, Sparky trebble without fatigue, build quality, extremely comfortable, thin mids
Cons - Lacking mid-bass sometimes, Big for small heads, MSRP
It's really a good pair of closed headphones for 300-400 MSRP..
Pros - Superb bass, unprecedented clarity
Cons - None at the lower price point
I recently purchased the D600's and after a few of weeks of almost non-stop listening to them, can say they are hands down the best headphones I've ever owned.... or heard.
They have the tight, low end bass response coupled with good mids and highs I've been searching for in my ideal headphone. While my AKG 701's may have a wider soundstage, and better instrument separation, they lack the bass response the new Denons deliver.
Its a joy to re-discover the entire lossless music collection. Paired with a Cambridge Audio Dac Magic and Little Dot MK V headphone amplifier, they deliver stunning fidelity. Music you thought you knew, comes alive with unprecedented clarity.
I find they work equally well with all genres, comfortably and effortlessly. They are also the most comfortable pair of headphones I've ever worn. There's nothing bad I can say about them, only wish I had a pair of Denon's earlier as I realise now what I've been missing.
Since purchasing these, I've sold the Sennheiser HD650's which, inspite of silver cable upgrades and endless burn in time, retained the muddy "Sennheiser Veil" that sounds like you're listening to the music in the other room !.
To me these Denon AH D600's sound a bit like my old B&W Nautilus speakers rather than headphones. After a while, the phones "dissapear" and you are immersed in the music itself. I sometimes find myself taking them off to make sure the A/V Amp is actually switched off.
Pros - Musical bass, high separation for closed can, sparkly treble without fatigue, looks, removable cable, imaging
Cons - High MSRP, bass slant may be too much for some, weight, not suited for small heads.
I went into a local business that had these on display, and after trying them I decided I enjoyed them more than enough to get them . . . assuming I could get them substantially under MSRP which I did. Let's get started on the good, the bad, and ugly.
Very easy to drive, you won't need an absurdly powerful amp to drive these and get the best they offer. The bass is strong and punchy while avoiding one note syndrome, listening to Red Hot Chili Peppers with these is an absolute joy. I've found these place emphasis on the bass, but tend to avoid messing up the mid-bass drastically leaving vocals mostly unaffected for music I've played with it. Of course electronic and metal has also benefited from this. One would expect the treble to suffer, but it's one of the first cans that I've found with an enjoyable sparkle that is non-fatiguing. The treble strikes me as more present than my K702s.
Build quality seems reasonable. The cable is removable which is always a good sign.
The style is very modern. It will obviously resemble Beats some, but the leather pad stitching and white accents adds very distinctive flair.
Very comfortable, especially for those with large heads. I have a XXL head according to my hat size, and I'm only a couple notches or so out on each side.
On sound I discussed the bass and treble some. With how the headphones are tuned it seems to thrown the balance off some. While separation is good and everything still sounds coherent, the mid-range tends to sound smooth without any emphasis in its own right. Depending on what you tend to focus on when you listen to music, the bass and treble may come off as merely distracting from the rest. I feel it captures a more "live" sound for what it's worth - but it's worth watching for.
The weight of these cans can take getting used to. I have a pair of Monitor 10's at this time, and the weight is around that territory. For a plastic can this comes off as unexpected, but it seems that the weight was increased to help increase reliability all around.
Not particularly portable, the size of the cans and the above pretty much shows why.
Those with small heads likely need not apply. This can seems to be distinctively made for those with medium to XXL heads.
MSRP too high for regular purchase. The D5K justified its price a bit more due to its reference qualities, as a fun can this justifies about ~60% its asking price. I'd only purchase this after having experience with real reference cans and knowing exactly what you're looking for and enjoy in a "fun" can.


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Sandstone arches, alcoves and pillars are scattered across the globe, monuments to nature's strange beauty -- odd, gravity-defying shapes carved by the wind and rain. Or so we thought.
A new study suggests these spontaneous stone structures are not exactly carved by the whims of erosion. Although wind and water perform the grunt work -- blowing abrasive sheets of sand and water droplets against the rock, loosening and carrying away the weaker pieces of sediment -- it's the rock's internal stresses and structure that determine these formations' magnificent shapes.
In other words, it is the unique nature of sandstone -- not wind and rain -- that, with the help of gravity, creates the arches and spires of places like Utah's Bryce Canyon. Scientists proved as much by replicating these sandstone structures in lab settings, showing that even small blocks of otherwise crumbly material naturally form into arches.
As Alan Mayo, a hydrogeologist at Brigham Young University, recently explained in a report for Nature, erosion "undercuts the material" in a way that might predict collapse, but increased pressure along the edges of the un-eroded rock enables the remaining sand grains to lock together in a manner that's "incredibly stable."
"We should not say erosion or weathering carved the forms, as it was the stress field which give the forms the shape," said Jiri Bruthans, a hydrogeologist at Charles University in Prague who co-authored the study with Mayo. "Erosion processes are mere tools controlled by stress."
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A top ranked national engineering and technical university leverages OmniCube™, SimpliVity's market-leading hyperconverged infrastructure platform, a modern "Infrastructure as a Service" hosting offering for new applications and collaboration services.
Based in Worcester, Massachusetts, Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) is one of the oldest engineering and technical universities in the United States. Among the hundreds of universities in the Boston area, WPI is unique with its center of excellence in engineering, science, technology, and mathematics, along with strong academic and co-curricular programs in the arts and humanities, the social sciences, and business. The university, ranked 62 for National Universities in the 2014 Top 100 Best Colleges by US News & World Report, prides itself on its academic core values, innovation in science and technology, and strong community.
BUSINESS CHALLENGE: Virtualization, Tier-1 Applications, and Data Consolidation
WPI faced an information technology challenge of rolling out a set of new applications based on requests from the university's broad community of faculty, staff, and students. The IT staff at WPI maintains skills in a wide variety of infrastructure domains from servers, networking, and storage as well as Windows and UNIX application development and application delivery. Like many IT organizations, the IT staff had to be very efficient to handle all the application and infrastructure requests from the approximately 5000 students and faculty in the community. The university's IT Hosting team, under Associate CIO Jon Bartelson's leadership and vision, was looking to create "Infrastructure as a Service" for the wide set of application requests coming from the student body, faculty, and staff at WPI. Critical requirements like "always on" availability, agile deployment models, and ease of use and maintainability were foundational requirements to the IT team.
The administration requested a new application environment that would not only enable document management and collaboration, but also support the university's many process improvement and paperless initiatives. The existing infrastructure was running on complex, expensive racks of legacy servers with networked storage provided by a Dell SAN, but the configuration was becoming expensive and difficult to scale and maintain, making it challenging to meet the new application demands. This new application initiative was of concern to the IT team because of the time it would take to expand and maintain the legacy systems, which lacked easy, horizontal scalability, integrated data efficiency, automation, and unified management. They foresaw wasted operations time managing the legacy systems that could be spent more productively on other, higher value IT initiatives.
With the request for a set of new document management and collaboration applications from the faculty and community, Bartelson and his team took a step back and began to consider how they could implement a modern, hyperconverged infrastructure with unified and consolidated virtualization technology at equal, or less, cost than the legacy systems currently in use. The team began looking for an affordable, efficient, reliable, and easily manageable solution that would enable data center agility, pooling of resources, easy and rapid turn-up of applications, built-in virtualization, and integrated data efficiency—all while maintaining the high service levels expected by the university.
The WPI IT team researched the market to find a solution that would address all the requirements below:
- Support the university's new application requirements
- Meet budget and total cost of ownership (TCO) requirements
- Enable full pooling and sharing of all resources
- Provide simple, cost-effective, incremental scale-out in the future
- Provide ease of use and unified global management from one interface
- Include fully integrated data efficiency with policy-based data protection
- Support quick and simple deployment
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While the team did see a variety of early generation "converged infrastructure" offerings that met some of the university's requirements, the IT Hosting team, under Bartelson's leadership, chose SimpliVity's OmniCube for its new modern IT infrastructure because it was the only solution to meet all of the hyperconverged infrastructure requirements. The university's IT team was impressed with OmniCube's simple, "datacenter-in-a-box" concept, its ability to run a wide set of application workloads, deliver "pay-as-you-grow" horizontal scale-out, revolutionary inline deduplication, compression, optimization of all application data, and provide simple, unified management from within VMware vCenter. With OmniCube, WPI and the Hosting team found the perfect hyperconverged infrastructure solution to run the new set of applications.
Now, WPI can implement powerful, policy-based data protection with replication and disaster recovery capabilities that significantly improves application service level agreements (SLAs). Included in OmniCube's hyperconverged architecture is built-in inline deduplication, which delivers IO savings and optimizes storage consumption. Because WPI had a small Hosting Services staff and couldn't afford to tie up resources with a complex deployment, OmniCube's fast installation and implementation was also a true advantage. In addition, OmniCube's scale-out design will enable the university to easily expand the use of the system in the future without a forklift upgrade.
"With OmniCube we significantly improved our application uptime, RPO, and RTO while reducing our infrastructure costs by more than half." Bartelson says. "The ease of use and single management interface from within vCenter for all operations is incredibly powerful."
WPI is transitioning to the new hyperconverged modern infrastructure at two sites with multiple OmniCube CN-3000s. This solution enabled the university to roll out the new document management and collaboration applications robustly, including comprehensive backup and recovery policies with hourly RPOs and low RTOs at a much lower price than it would have cost to expand and maintain the legacy infrastructure. Because OmniCube combines compute, storage, inline deduplication, compression of data, across all tiers, DR/DP and VMware integrated management in one device, WPI can easily transition from the old servers and SAN using the VM mobility features built into VMware. The unique converged architecture creates a single shared resource pool that can be easily, and incrementally, expanded to add more compute, IO-optimized performance, and storage in a "pay-as-you-grow" manner.
"With OmniCube, we can backup and recover Windows or UNIX applications in minutes now and deliver improved service to the university community. The converged architecture and feature-rich capabilities are truly unique" says Bartelson. "We also like the flexibility to easily send deduplicated, compressed, optimized VM backups to the Amazon Cloud for additional remote data protection and DR."
Key benefits include:
- New, hyperconverged infrastructure with built-in data efficiency and HA
- Single, shared resource pool with incremental scale out expansion of compute, performance, and storage capacity
- Unified management from a single interface within VMware vCenter
- Built-in, efficient, and optimized VM backup and recovery for a mix of Windows and UNIX applications
- Support for efficient data protection with VM backups in the Amazon AWS cloud
- Streamlined deployment and implementation frees up IT staff
- Ability to quickly, efficiently scale-up new applications
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A lending facility agreement worth US$18.7 million for a 10-year term was signed in Moscow on 30 January 2003 between Vneshtorgbank and a syndicate of Slovenian banks to finance the rebuilding of Moscow-based Budapest Hotel.
Participants of the syndicate are:
· BANK AUSTRIA CREDITANSTALT D.D., Ljubljana;
· SKB BANKA D.D. (a Societe Generale Group member);
· SLOVENSKA IZVOZNA DRUZBA D.D. (Slovene Export Corporation).
Slovene Export Corporation will provide insurance coverage under the facility.
85% out of the first rebuilding stage of Budapest hotel will be financed by this Slovenian banking syndicate for an aggregateount of US$22 million, while Vneshtorgbank will fund the remaining 15%.
The total two-stage rebuilding project will cost about US$70 million. Slovenian Riko Group will be the prime contractor under the project, which is supported by the Moscow City Government.
Mr. V. Dmitriev, Vneshtorgbank Vice-President and Deputy Chairman (on the right), and top officials from syndicate participants and Slovene Export Corporation took part in the signing ceremony.


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There's no silver bullit for protecting yourself against herpes. One out of nine men are infected with herpes verus 2 out of 10 women according to the CDC (implying it's easier for a man to infect a woman than the other way around). The CDC is a good website: http://www.cdc.gov/std/herpes/STDFact-herpes.htm. People with no symptoms of the virus can infect another person (that's how I got it). Check out this recent article: http://www.latimes.com/health/la-genital-herpes-spread-sex-gallery,0,6367853.story. Also, I like the New York Times website on giving your partner herpes. Even with an antiviral drug and condom use, an infected partner can still transmit it: http://consults.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/06/18/giving-your-partner-herpes/. People have become infected without sexual intercourse but through physical skin contact with the thighs, buttocks and genital areas.
I have lived with this virus for almost eight years. I have a weakened immune system and consequently frequent and painful outbreaks even on antiviral medication. The person who gave me herpes was a doctor who denied having any STDs. He later alleged he didn't think he needed to disclose it because he was asymptomatic. Actually, he was very selfish and irresponsible. Afterwards, he tried to convince we were in a committed relationship so why did it matter? In reality, he has been in several relationships since me. While he indicated to me on one occasion he now discloses it, he attracts women who are willing to gamble with their health in exchange for a place to live and caretaking.
Personally, I couldn't have a sexual relationship with an unifected partner knowing that I am gambling with someone else's health. I read somewhere that eventually 1/3 of all uninfected partners eventually become infected. I certainly wouldn't risk my health until I got to know this person a lot better. Incidently, I knew this person four months before we began a sexual relationship-- I thought his intentions had integrity. In reality, he couldn't be alone. With me, herpes has taught me how to seek and live an independent life doing things that I enjoy. In fact, there have been a few times where an interested person has come my way-- I go home to my dog without giving it a second thought other than I find it amusing at my age. Good luck to you and I am so glad to know this interested person has the integrity to allow you to make an informed choice.READ MOREYou should know Answers to your question are meant to provide general health information but should not replace medical advice you receive from a doctor. No answers should be viewed as a diagnosis or recommended treatment for a condition. Content posted by community members does not necessarily reflect the views of Remedy Health Media, which also reserves the right to remove material deemed inappropriate.DISPLAY TEXTLINK URL


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Input Output
Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below:
A word arrangement machine when given an input line of words rearranges it in every step following a certain rule. Following is an illustration of an input line of words and various steps of rearrangement:
Input: gone are take enough brought station
Steps I: take gone are enough brought station
Steps II: take are gone enough brought station
Steps III: take are station gone enough brought
Steps IV: take are station brought gone enough
And, Step IV is the last for this input. Now find out appropriate step in each of the following question following the above rule.
Input: ink hurry yet for the victory which of the following will be the last step of the above input?
A IIIrd B IVth C Vth D VIth E None of these
In each step one alphabets from left and one of right are arranged means one from (Z to A) and one from (A to Z) are arranged.
Input: 'Ink hurry yet for the victory' → 5Step
Ans. C
Input: 'Ink hurry yet for the victory' → 5Step


text: Jerry is one of the geese that a truck driver that Stewie Griffin hitches a ride with is taking North because they have become too tired to fly in "Road to the North Pole". When another goose asks Jerry if this was cheating, Jerry responds the group is at least holding to the 'V' formation inside of the truck. However, when Stewie accidentally fires a flare pistol inside of the truck the geese emerge in flames.


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As a group, Japanese brands had their best year ever, dominating the list of specific models with the fewest problems in Power's 2004 Initial Quality Study, released Wednesday.
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Entry midsize car: Hyundai Sonata
Light-duty full-size pickup: Toyota Tundra
Full-size SUV: Chevrolet Suburban
IQS is based on problems reported by new car buyers during the first 90 days of ownership.
But of the seven brands that scored worse in 2004 than in 2003, five were Japanese nameplates, including consistent leaders Lexus, owned by Toyota, and Acura, owned by Honda, along with Nissan, Mazda and Suzuki. (Related story: Hyundai improves dramatically in quality survey)
Volkswagen and Porsche, which jointly developed new sport-utility vehicles, were the other two brands whose owners reported more problems in 2004.
Brands showing the most improvement included South Korea's Hyundai, Ford Motor's Jaguar, General Motors' Hummer and DaimlerChrysler's Mercedes-Benz.
Hyundai improved to 102 problems per 100 vehicles from 143 problems in 2003, passing the Toyota brand and Nissan's luxury Infiniti brand.
Compact car Toyota Corolla Entry midsize car Hyundai Sonata Premium midsize car Buick Century Full-size car Mercury Grand Marquis Entry luxury car Acura TSX Mid luxury car Lexus GS 300/430 Premium luxury car Lexus SC 430 Sporty car Dodge Stratus Coupe Premium sports car Porsche 911 Compact pickup Ford Explorer Sport Trac Light-duty full-size pickup Toyota Tundra Heavy-duty full-size pickup Dodge Ram HD Entry SUV Honda Element Midsize SUV Toyota 4Runner Full-size SUV Chevrolet Suburban Entry luxury SUV Lexus RX 330 Premium luxury SUV Lexus LX 470 Minivan Honda Odyssey Source: J.D. Power and Associates' 2004 Initial Quality Study 2004 rankings by nameplate
"The fact that Hyundai is now outperforming even perennial quality leaders like Toyota — and in a relatively short amount of time — is nothing short of remarkable considering the vast quality gap it faced just a few years ago," says Joe Ivers, executive director of quality/customer satisfaction at J.D. Power.
Jaguar ranked third among brands, with 98 problems per 100 compared with 122 problems last year.
But Hummer spun its wheels. Despite improving 23% — to 173 problems per 100 vehicles from 225 problems last year — it still ranked last among all brands.
Mercedes, which has been hurt by electrical and technology problems in previous models, improved 20% to 106 problems per 100 vehicles from 132 problems last year.
No domestic brand scored worse in 2004, and three of the top five brands, Cadillac, Mercury and Buick, are Detroit makes.
Overall, new car buyers reported fewer problems this year, with the industry average improving 11% to 119 problems per 100 vehicles from 133 problems in 2003, the survey found.
"The improvements we see are really widespread and deep," says Brian Walters, senior director of vehicle research for J.D. Power. "Thirty of 37 nameplates improved."
Lexus remained the top brand, but owners reported 87 problems per 100 vehicles compared with 76 problems in 2003.
Walters says problems reported by owners of the Lexus ES 330 entry-luxury sedan dragged down Lexus' overall performance.
Lexus' longtime reputation of building the most reliable vehicles makes buyers of the brand more critical of anything less than pleasing, says Xavier Dominicis, a Toyota spokesman.
"It's important to note that this is Lexus' fourth year at the top. Our focus is on long-term continued improvement and not short-term shifts," he says
Owners of the Toyota brand reported 104 problems per 100 vehicles, an improvement from 121 last year. But Toyota's new Scion brand — aimed at selling models to youths — ranked 34th out of the 37 brands.
For the study, J.D. Power asked 51,000 owners specific questions about mechanical problems encountered in the first 90 days. The study is in its 18th year.


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Health activist finds freedom only goes so far on Avenue of the Stars
Mainland performance artist and rights activist Zhang Wen was disappointed to find that freedom of expression in Hong Kong is not as free as it is reputed to be - when a shopping mall guard rudely stopped her street theatre performance in Tsim Sha Tsui's Avenue of the Stars yesterday afternoon.
The 28-year-old promoter of health-related issues from Guangxi province walked down the tourist strip dressed up as an emerald-coloured Statue of Liberty, holding a sign saying 'the goddess reminds you to pay attention to hepatitis B'. Curious tourists and locals had their photos taken with her. But 20 minutes into her walk a guard approached her saying she could not 'dress up in costumes' and walk along the Avenue of the Stars - the rationale being that she might be misunderstood by tourists as an official part of the strip.
Further, she needed to apply for a permit from the management office if she wanted to engage in any form of 'advertisement', said the guard from New World Property, which apparently owns both the strip and mall next to it.
'In mainland cities, if we want to do such stunts we have to do it stealthily,' said Zhang, who has campaigned against hepatitis B discrimination on the mainland since 2008. In January last year she initiated a 'free hugs' campaign in a square in Zhengzhou to show the public that hepatitis B is not transferred through touch.
Just as red ribbons are synonymous with awareness of Aids and pink with breast cancer, jade green ribbons stand for hepatitis B. Although the disease is not contagious through daily human interaction, hepatitis B carriers face severe discrimination on the mainland. Since November, Zhang has travelled alone through nine mainland cities with a 25-metre-long jade-coloured cloth - taking a photo of herself with the cloth twisted into a giant ribbon - in public spaces at every stop. A guard or a policeman has always appeared within minutes to chase her away.
She said she had lasted longer without interference in Hong Kong, but the experience was 'really not that much different' from elsewhere.
Zhang was in Hong Kong with a group of 13 mainland student leaders, 'barefoot lawyers' - often self-taught legal activists - and NGO organisers for a three-day exchange with law professors, university students, NGOs and the Equal Opportunity Commission.
Zhang also met Mirana Szeto May, a core member of the Stop XRL Alliance - the group that is protesting against the building of the HK$66.9 billion Hong Kong-Guangzhou express railway link.
Forms of protest used in Hong Kong could not be used on the mainland because of the different government systems, Zhang said. But she was impressed by Hong Kong activists' innovations in non-violent campaigns, using songs and dance and artwork, and by the wide public support for such campaigns.
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