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Upon entering Story, it's easy to see why the mega club is one of SoBe's biggest draws. Little sister to LIV, the club immediately captivates with long lines of pretty girls in their tightest dresses, bordered by tan gentlemen in shiny button ups. The whole scene — riddled with superstar DJ's, premium liquor, and expensive tables — screams decadence and glamor.
It's easy to forget that there's a quieter side to the bustle of the DJ booth. Filled to the brim with what could easily be the most beautiful girls in the club — possibly the universe — Story's backstage green room is literally a dark shade of olive green. It's where a DJ can sit down, unwind, take an interview or two or have a quiet drink when hopping off what might be his fifth flight in five days.
There are various scribbles on the walls from star DJs. Steve Aoki, Skrillex, Hardwell, Cedric Gervais are just a few of the names that stand out, with a signature close by that reads "Miami loves Dave Grutman." There are two black couches, and a table, which that night happened to be host to a hospitable ice bucket filled with Fiji water, accompanied by various mixers, a bottle of Grey Goose, and a bottle of Patron.
Thomas Gold enters the room, and very enthusiastically greets me, explaining he just got off a very long flight, and is so happy to be in Miami. We chat for a bit about his new music. "It's definitely my sound," he says. "Very melodic, but I am trying some cool new things." He elaborates about upcoming releases, explaining that he has five singles in the pipeline, out for release on various high profile dance labels like Armin Van Buuren's record label Armada, Hardwell's Revealed, and Protocol — which was founded by fellow dance don Nicky Romero. We talk about how hectic his festival season is, and how many fantastic shows he has lined up, the one he's most excited for being his Governor's Island show in New York.
Story's green room is where DJs go to get away from the noise.
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When watching a DJ on a huge lit up stage, or in a club like Story, it's easy to forget that they're a mortal human being who (in most cases) is extremely humble and easy to get on with. Though we're just a few hundred feet away from the dance floor he'll soon be commanding, chatting with Gold backstage feels natural. In just a few minutes, Gold will be a demigod behind the DJ booth but — for now — he's just a regular guy talking production.
"I use software synths a lot, but I own a great deal of hardware compressors and EQ's and do most of my compression and mastering outboard into hardware," he tells us. As we nerd out about some of the more technical aspects of production, it's nice to see that Thomas Gold is more than just a star DJ who's turned himself into an international brand. He's still that excited, music-loving, kid who bought a Yamaha DX-11 at age 15.
Having seen its quiet inner-workings, Story now seems less like the face it puts on, and more like a well-oiled machine. Employees sprint through halls, coordinating various functions while bartenders slip into wardrobe in a room off to the side.
The backstage scene — seldom witnessed by most — is very humanizing, and quite honestly might be one of the most endearing features of the South Beach monolith.
As the interview draws to a close, we have a drink and Gold thanks me for my time, readying himself for his next interview. We're led back into the fray of Story's dance floor, away from the placid backstage setting, and it all becomes familiar again. That refreshing peace and tranquility we left behind is starting to feel like a mirage. Was it ever even there in the first place?
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text: Short Course | December 01, 2002The Tuning Curve in Clinical Audiology Chris Halpin, PhD Author Affiliations & Notes Chris Halpin, PhD Harvard Medical School, Department of Audiology, Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary, 243 Charles Street, Boston, MA 02114 Corresponding author: e-mail: email@example.com Copyright © 2002 American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Article Information Hearing Disorders / Short Course Short Course | December 01, 2002 The Tuning Curve in Clinical Audiology American Journal of Audiology, December 2002, Vol. 11, 56-64. doi:10.1044/1059-0889(2002/016) History: Received June 25, 2002 , Accepted November 26, 2002 American Journal of Audiology, December 2002, Vol. 11, 56-64. doi:10.1044/1059-0889(2002/016) History: Received June 25, 2002; Accepted November 26, 2002 View Article Figures Tables PDF PDF Supplemental Data Supplements Multimedia Share Email Twitter Facebook Pinterest Tools Get Citation Citation Halpin, C. (2002). The Tuning Curve in Clinical Audiology. Am J Audiol, 11(2), 56-64. doi: 10.1044/1059-0889(2002/016). Download citation file: RIS (Zotero) EndNote BibTex Medlars ProCite RefWorks Reference Manager © 2017 American Speech-Language-Hearing Association × Alerts User Alerts You are adding an alert for: The Tuning Curve in Clinical Audiology You will receive an email whenever this article is corrected, updated, or cited in the literature. You can manage this and all other alerts in My Account The alert will be sent to: Confirm × Sign In or Create a free account to receive alerts. × This article will explore the audiograms formed by the expected psychophysical thresholds from single, normally functioning inner hair cells. Like the audiogram formed by the vibrotactile response region, these psychophysical tuning curves represent fundamental limits in audiometry since they are the worst possible thresholds expected, even if no other cells are functioning. These examples can be put to many uses, but the most important lesson of the hypothetical tuning curve audiogram is that whereas each cell gives rise to thresholds across many frequencies, it cannot be expected to transmit more than one cell's worth of speech information. In the clinic, this means that even when many frequencies respond on the audiogram, there may be a much more restricted set of actual cells remaining in the cochlea, and only these remaining cells will respond, for example, to hearing aids. Acknowledgments The author thanks Saumil Merchant, MD, and colleagues at the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Temporal Bone Laboratory (NIH DC-0007928) for the use of the cytocochleogram in Figure 4. Thanks also go to Linda Swinson, MEd, CCC-A of Charlottes-ville, VA, who first introduced this idea to me. Subscribe to view more For full access to this article, log in to an existing user account, purchase an annual subscription, or purchase a short-term subscription. Order a Subscription Subscribe Pay Per View Entire American Journal of Audiology content & archive 24-hour access $30.00 Buy Now This Article 24-hour access $15.00 Buy Now Become a Visiting Scholar Sign In or Create an Account Please sign in using your ASHA.org login. If you do not have an ASHA login, you may register with us for free by creating a new account. Sign In or Create an Account Related Articles Hearing Thresholds, Minimum Response Levels, and Cross-Check Measures in Pediatric Audiology American Journal of Audiology, June 2015, Vol. 24, 137-144. doi:10.1044/2015_AJA-14-0095 Hearing Care for Older Adults: Beyond the Audiology Clinic American Journal of Audiology, June 2015, Vol. 24, 104-107. doi:10.1044/2015_AJA-14-0077 Navigating the Thicket of Billing for Cochlear Implant ServicesReimbursement rules for CI-related services differ for audiology and speech-language pathology. Check out these key distinctions. The ASHA Leader, March 2015, Vol. 20, 28. doi:10.1044/leader.BML.20032015.28 St. Mary's College Opens New Master's Program The ASHA Leader, March 2015, Vol. 20, 12. doi:10.1044/leader.NIB6.20032015.12 Great Convention for Audiology The ASHA Leader, February 2015, Vol. 20, 6. doi:10.1044/leader.IN1.20022015.6 Related Topics Hearing Disorders


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Sonya McDonald, SVP/Market Development for Randolph-Brooks Federal Credit Union ($4.5 billion, Live Oak TX) says her credit union is experiencing similar success, especially after increasing its cash back reward amount from 10-cents to 15-cents-per-transaction. "We have broken all the previous records for new accounts."
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Every credit union debit card rewards program is unique and offers different types of rewards ways to earn them. For example, Mobiloil Federal Credit Union ($400 million, Beaumont, TX) offers a coupon rewards system where the member is presented with a special online coupon for debit card use.
George Perrett says that Mobiloil's Purchase Rewards program has been a good way to help members save a tremendous amount of money. "The members love it, it's easy to use and the rewards are preloaded onto your debit card once the offer is activated."
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"Just looking at my Purchase Rewards right now I see that I can take advantage of new offers including 20% at Home Depot, 20% at Sam's Club and 20% at 7-11."
While Mobiloil's members are saving money every time they shop or dine out, Randolph-Brooks' members are earning cash.
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Another type of rewards program is through a point system where the member can accumulate points for gifts and even cash. "We spent several years looking for the right program and the right partner to administer it." Sundberg says, "We had very specific requirements. Our Rewards program is offered at no charge through both our credit and debit cards."
"We also use it to promote other products and services on occasion through the issuance of 'bonus' points. The 'earn' is one point for every $1 spent on credit cards and one point for every $2 spent on debit cards for non-PIN based transactions. There are no points earned for debit PIN based transactions. From the onset it was important that a variety of redemption options be available. We currently offer cash back, air travel with no black-out dates, electronics and merchandise, gift cards of all types and 'experience' certificates like hot air balloon rides, white water rafting and more."
In the true spirit of "people helping people," some credit unions are leveraging their debit card rewards program to promote giving. For example, Texas Trust Credit Union's ($680 million, Mansfield, TX) Spirit Rewards program helps members earn money for their local schools through debit card usage.
Amber Danford, VP/Marketing and Public Relations says that after local schools lost a tremendous amount of funding, the credit union wanted to take action to help maintain and support existing programs.
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She says that the credit union is extremely active in the schools and has two in-school branches, in addition to hosting a line of Spirit Debit cards.
Spirit debit cards allow the member to proudly display school spirit. "The member can either create a customized design or choose from one of the existing Spirit designs."
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The program launched in August and although Danford has only started marketing it, members are excited. She says that one of the biggest reactions she receives is wonderment from members. "They tell me that they can't believe that while the large banks are charging fees, we are actually giving money."
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Tony Kgoroge; Dizu Plaatjies; Elias Lerole; Todd Matshikiza; Pat Williams; Art Blakey; Bob Marley; Gil Scott-Heron; Innocent Modiba; Havana Swingsters,; Manhattan Brothers,; Wailers (Reggae group),; Special AKA (Musical group),; U2 (Musical group),
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Thula baba (Mandela OST cast) --
Nkosi sikelel' iAfrika (Mandela OST cast) --
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I've seen Arthur Miller's great play many times before, but it has never mesmerised and moved me quite like Yaël Farber's revival manages to do here. (...) she stays faithful to Miller's text and to his setting of the Salem witch trials in 1692 Massachusetts.
Yet she makes us feel not so much that we are watching the play but that we are part of it. "A drama cannot merely describe an emotion," Miller wrote in his autobiography, "it has to become that emotion." And Farber makes palpable these settlers' paranoia and power games but also the deprivation and repression from which they spring.
(...) Miller's perfect plotting and some precise, physical acting draw us into a world where innocence is no defence, where the only way to defend yourself against the system is to join the system.
Miller was spurred to write this 1953 play as an allegory of the McCarthyite paranoia of the time. Yet as first Adrian Schiller's punctilious Reverend Hale and then Jack Ellis's casually invincible Judge Danforth prod for any signs of dissent — two entirely different but equally powerful performances, flecked with wit — this speaks volumes about any absolutist regime. There are no entirely good or entirely bad characters here; just people striving for status or survival.
Armitage leads with passion as Proctor: it's big acting, but Farber gives him the context for it. His scenes with his wife (Anna Madeley) have a repressed passion whose eventual release is overwhelming. (...)
The Telegraph
Great plays can change their meaning with the passing of time and shifts in attitudes. (...) Arthur Miller's (...) account of the 17th-century witch trials in Salem, Massachusetts was inspired by the paranoia about Communists whipped up by Senator Joseph McCarthy, and the investigations of the House Un-American Activities Committee.
These days, however, this superb play strikes different notes. It now seems to be about the present danger of religious fundamentalism, and of the mindset of those who believe that they should kill in the name of God.
In her thrilling production at the Old Vic, which lasts three and a half hours but never loosens its dramatic grip, the South African director Yaël Farber doesn't labour the point but trusts the audience to make its own connections with our own troubled times. The drama is staged with a mixture of simplicity and dramatic power that builds up an ominous feeling of dread and fear.
As a result this harrowing play achieves the intensity of a thriller, as the girls under the malign spell of their ringleader Abigail Williams (a memorably sinister Samantha Colley), accuses countless decent people in the village of witchcraft. Only gradually does it become clear that Abigail has her own motives for revenge.
(...) Richard Hammarton's foreboding sound score, with its electronic growls and rumbles, ratchets up the tension like a horror movie.
There is nothing flashy about the staging, which has a stark simplicity. The director creates a feeling of night about the piece helped by Tim Lutkin's shadowy lighting, conjuring the dread of a bad dream from which you can't awake.
One of the strongest features of the production is the performances of the teenage girls who make the lurid allegations of witchcraft. (...) There is an authentic edge of collective hysteria about them.
Richard Armitage, best known for TV dramas and The Hobbit movies, proves an exhilarating stage actor, with blazing eyes and a righteous fury about him, as well as manifest decency. (...)
But even the smallest roles come to full-blooded life in a production of electrifying intensity.
The Guardian
Productions of Arthur Miller's re-creation of the Salem witch hunt tend to be as flinty and hard-edged as the author's prose. But the South African Yaël Farber, director of an acclaimed Mies Julie, has come up with an extraordinary production that preserves the integrity of Miller's language while investing the action with a raw, visceral power I've never witnessed.
You sense from the dark, dreamlike opening that this is a community on the edge of disintegration. Panic and fear pervade (...)
Everything that subsequently happens develops from this initial mood of frenzied suspicion. In the scenes between Proctor and his wife, the air is thick with recrimination and, when it comes to the courtroom, all hell is let loose (...)
(...) everything about this production is of a piece, from the distressed walls of Soutra Gilmour's set – clearly derived from Paris's Théâtre des Bouffes du Nord – to the subliminal creepiness of Richard Hammarton's music and sound. Richard Armitage (...) admirably conveys Proctor's mix of muscularity and guilt and Anna Madeley is excellent as his quietly accusatory wife. There is strong support from Jack Ellis as a ferocious, ramrod-backed judge, Adrian Schiller as an ultimately penitent cleric, along with Rebecca Saire and Ann Firbank as the respective embodiments of superstition and sanity in a ravaged community. It's tremendous production of a play that (...) retains its disturbing relevance.
The Independent
Yael Farber's mesmerising production of Arthur Miller's great play unfolds with the sick dread of a horrible dream from which you are powerless to awake. (...)
Farber's revival brings the nightmare madness home to us with an extraordinary physical intensity, a masterly feel for the different emotional rhythms in Miller's scenes and a tension that is brilliantly sustained over the show's three-and-a-half hours running time.
The audience sits on all four sides of Soutra Gilmour's spare set, giving the proceedings an unremitting intimacy of focus and creating the impression that the protagonists are in a crucible that is reducing them to their essence. The dark atmosphere of foreboding is augmented by Richard Hammarton's sound score with its ominous rumbles and distant clankings.
The teenage girls are truly terrifying in their seizures of self-imposed, hair-thrashing, convulsive hysteria and finger-pointing accusation, intimidated into these paroxysms by Samantha Colley's bullying Abigail, the servant who had an affair with John Proctor and, now spurned, is out for vengeance.
Richard Armitage brings a powerfully imposing presence and a ferociously passionate contrarian spirit to this farmer who is haunted with guilt about his marital infidelity but who summons the courage to resist the temptation to save his own life by naming names. (...)
Anna Madeley invests his wife (...) with a very moving, pained dignity. One of the most gutting aspects of the play is the way that this couple find their love each other again only in the climate of paranoia that dooms them and their final meeting here is almost unbearable to watch in its quiet depth of feeling.
There isn't a weak link in Farber's 24-strong ensemble (...)
Evening Standard
This revival of Arthur Miller's great play, by South African director Yaël Farber, is astonishing. The production has a bold simplicity yet grips like the most complex thriller.
(...) Farber makes the play feel urgent and immediate — and does so by refusing to hurry. The action's wilful slowness is often exhilarating, and the performances pulse with bruising physicality.
Richard Armitage is John Proctor, a fierce and earthy farmer who has cheated on his wife Elizabeth (Anna Madeley) with their servant Abigail Williams. (...)
Armitage at first smoulders, all dark looks and muscular seriousness. Later he blazes, raging against the paranoid insanity that engulfs him — and also against his own fallibility. Meanwhile Madeley brings a tense restraint to Elizabeth, capturing her wounded sense of virtue. Their intimate moments wrench the heart.
There's superb support. (...) And Soutra Gilmour's spare design, Tim Lutkin's lighting and Richard Hammarton's brooding sound combine to create a tormented, shadowy atmosphere (...) The Crucible is an absorbing and ultimately devastating experience. It taxes the mind but also spears you in the guts.
The Express
Arthur Miller's incendiary play may be set during the witch trials of 17th century Salem but its metaphorical reach stretches far beyond its original allegory of the Communist witch hunts of the House Un-American Activities Committee in 1950s America. On one level, the intractability of religious fundamentalists is the most obvious parallel; but the subtext, that good people can be tainted by unfounded accusations motivated by jealousy and spite is also evident.
As the menacing growl of Richard Hammarton's soundscape introduces a long wordless opening in which black servant Tituba (Sarah Niles) steps ritually around the central playing area with a sinisterly smoking bowl, Yael Farber's production grips like a pitbull.
Simply staged, with furniture brought on when necessary, it is an object lesson in discreet direction. Everything is focused on the actors and the text. (...) Farber has wit enough to know that the play will speak for itself.
The inclusion of screen actor Richard Armitage (The Hobbit, Captain America) might have unbalanced a lesser ensemble but his presence only adds weight to an already exceptional cast. As John Proctor, the virile farmer whose one night stand with servant girl Abigail (Samantha Colley) triggers the deadly events that follow, Armitage commands the stage without overwhelming everyone else. (...)
There is an embarrassment of fine performances - from William Gaunt's woundingly proud old man Giles Corey to Ann Firbank's rational peacemaker Rebecca Nurse and from Adrian Schiller's conscience-stricken Reverend Hale To Harry Attwell's apoplectic Thomas Putnam.
(...) If it was my least favourite Miller play this visceral, thrilling production has changed my mind. It is what great theatre is all about. Don't miss it.
Time Out
Three-and-a-half-hours engulf your soul like a black mass in this titanic, ritualistic production of Arthur Miller's tragedy about the Salem witch trials from hot property South African director Yaël Farber. (...)
For the most part, Farber does nothing more revolutionary than provide Miller's text the amount of space it needs: there's no sense of time wasted, it's more that every word has been considered and given its due weight, and there is a harshly beautiful ebb and flow to everything, a sense that the doom of this small Massachusetts town is closing in like clockwork. The speaking – in harsh Yorkshire accents – is painful, blunt and clear, Richard Hammarton's unsettling string and drone-based score punctuates it perfectly, Tim Lutkin's monochrome lights add to the feel of unforgiving Old Testament reality. Everything else is pared away – there's austere period costume, but no set to speak of. This is a granite hard, precision cut, intensely atmospheric production that transcends the original context of the play – an allegory for McCarthyism – expanding it into a weighty examination of the human capacity for irrational hatred.
At the centre stands Richard Armitage's John Proctor, a hard man in a hard world. (...) his flinty handsomeness and sheer, rugged presence is key: he is a driven, determined man, an unstoppable force, colliding with the immovable object that is the Salem community, which has been stirred to murderous hysteria by a combination of petty grievance, superstitious nonsense, an unaccountable judiciary and a refusal to believe that the group of young girls naming townsfolk as witches may be lying. (...)
It is operatic, it is immense, it is – after the Young Vic's 'A View from the Bridge' – the second definitive Miller production London has seen this year: the lengthy first half flew by, and yet I was grateful for an interval just to steady myself; by the end I was pretty much broken.
Financial Times
In a production of stunning intensity it's the quiet moments that get you most. Into the middle of a raging argument in the Proctors' kitchen come two silent, shell-shocked old men: their wives have been charged with witchcraft. We've met one of them earlier in the play – Rebecca Nurse, a kindly old woman of consummate wisdom; we, like the characters, realise this is the point of no return. It's a moment of sickening terror, handled beautifully by the cast in Yaël Farber's magnificent staging.
Arthur Miller's haunting masterpiece about the Salem witch hunts is sadly never out of date. Written in response to the McCarthyite hysteria in 1950s America, it serves as a timeless warning about the power of paranoia. Farber, wisely, leaves it in its context: a hardworking, God-fearing, rural 17th-century community (only the accents shift, to northern England). Staged, simply, in the round, the play fuses the particular with the parable. (...)
Miller's genius is to show the way personal grief, guilt or greed feed into hysteria. His agent on stage is John Proctor, a decent man, who, riven with guilt over his brief affair with Abigail, knows her well enough to spot her intentions. Richard Armitage's Proctor is a gruff, bearlike individual, tormented by his slip from grace and movingly matched by Anna Madeley as his wife, frozen in hurt. Their personal journey towards mutual forgiveness pulls against the gathering darkness elsewhere and proves very moving here.
The Observer
(...) The Old Vic is having a season in the round. So the audience encircle the fine, dark design of (yes, she again) Soutra Gilmour. The stage is sometimes lit by lantern glimmers but often filled with darkness, penetrated by swirls of smoke. You might be sitting around a cauldron; you might be taking part in a witches' sabbath.
(...) The play looks newly acute about religious fundamentalism, and the way a sexual encounter between a young girl and an older man can come back to haunt him. Its eloquence about the unreliability of confessions made under duress also strikes with fresh force.
Richard Armitage, another Hobbit escapee, is the man agonised by the knowledge of his infidelity to his wife and now trying to be faithful to his friends. He is, though sometimes hoarse, impressive both when forceful and when nearly broken. Anna Madeley, peaky but determined, is utterly truthful as the wronged wife about whose heart "an everlasting funeral marches". The young female accusers lash themselves into a frenzy with panther sinuosity and some unforgettable synchronised hair-swishing. Miller's examination of sexual repression – frigidity, hysteria, betrayal, guilt – is shown in all its complicated coherence.
It's an engrossing, fiery evening (...)
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Their Super League opener will beat their previous high of 10,250, which came against city rivals Hull FC in a 17-10 win back in June 2011.
Rovers and the Rhinos split the contests last season with Leeds running out 44-10 winners in East Yorkshire, only for their opponents to exact revenge in August at Headingley with a 16-12 success.
KR coach Craig Sandercock will give debuts to Neville Costigan, Kris Keating, Jamie Langley, Kevin Larroyer, Justin Poore, Jonny Walker and Michael Weyman, while winger Ben Cockayne starts his second stint with the club.
Centre Sean Gleeson and forward Jason Netherington are sidelined through injury and Craig Hall stands by in case stand-off Travis Burns fails to recover in time from shoulder surgery.
"We have quite a lot of depth this year and it was a difficult decision selecting who plays in a couple of positions," Sandercock told the Hull Daily Mail.
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"The bench was tough to pick too, especially working out the best way to play Leeds. Leeds have a good big side and we need to be sensible as to who we pick."
Leeds will give debuts to hooker Paul Aiton and England winger Tom Briscoe, while prop forward Ryan Bailey has overcome an injury picked up in his testimonial game a fortnight ago.
Loose forward Stevie Ward, who missed the last five months of the previous season with a shoulder injury, is set to make his comeback, ironically in the fixture which curtailed his 2013 campaign.
The Rhinos missed out on last season's Grand Final and while the club have enjoyed a productive pre-season coach Brian McDermott knows the hard work starts now.
"A wise old man once said to me, 'You don't win anything in pre-season, but if you don't do it properly you won't win anything', and that is true," said a philosophical McDermott.
"We've worked hard and we have done everything that we needed to do but we need to get started and get some momentum going first before we get really excited."
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Global growth had been "disappointing" this year, according to World Bank president Dr Jim Yong Kim, who counted Europe's woes, reforms in Japan, and the impact of US monetary policy on emerging markets, among the world's greatest economic challenges.
Speaking in Sydney en route to the G20 finance ministers' meeting in Cairns at the weekend, Dr Kim said there was still a lot of uncertainty and geopolitical risk holding back Europe's recovery, while emerging market growth had slowed as US preparations for lifting interest rates drew capital away from countries such as Brazil.
"At one point our projections were as high as 3.2 per cent for growth globally, and now they're around 2.7 per cent," he said.
On Europe, however, he was encouraged by progress in some Mediterranean countries, although he warned that any escalation in the Ukraine crisis would set back broader recovery.
"Some of the uncertainty in Europe is related to the crisis in Ukraine and Russia," he said.
"So far the impact of that crisis has been at the lower end of what our expectations are, but if it gets worse, if the tensions get worse, the impact could be much, much bigger."
Dr Kim said he was grateful to the Australian government for "bringing the focus to growth" in this year's G20 agenda, which culminates in Brisbane in November with the leaders' summit.
The World Bank president will this weekend join the world's most powerful central bank governors and finance ministers in Cairns for a series of economic meetings. It will be one of their last chances to discuss as a group the main problems afflicting the global economy before the Brisbane summit.
Treasurer Joe Hockey has set a 2 per cent growth target for the group of countries.
"At this meeting we're going to sit down and say, 'OK, if we want 2 per cent growth, here are all the things that G20 members have to do to get there'," Dr Kim said.
"The International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the Organisation for Economic Development have suggested that we're at about 1.6 per cent growth. So there's still more work to do."
Mr Hockey has been in Cairns for much of the week, meeting with Bank of England governor Mark Carney and IMF chief executive Christine Lagarde. The official meetings will start on Saturday.
The Treasurer has flagged that he wants the official meetings with G20 finance ministers and central bank governors to focus on tax.
"Hopefully this weekend, G20 finance ministers will sign up to an agreed global approach to ensure that companies pay tax where they earn the money," he said this week. "It's not an easy outcome, but we are going to work damn hard at it."
He also wanted to talk seriously about the stability of the global financial system, including the rules for banking and prudential supervision of financial markets.
"We believe that at the G20 we can sign off on a number of initiatives that are going to ensure that banks that fail in the future are going to be held responsible for their own failure and systemically important banks don't have to turn to governments to be bailed out by taxpayers," Mr Hockey said.
In the days leading up to the event, the IMF warned its attendees ought to seize the moment and commit to "decisive" reforms to bolster global economic growth.
Global growth had been much weaker than expected in the first half of this year, it said, and desperate action was needed to boost growth around the world.
The call put pressure on the commitment made by G20 members at a similar meeting in Sydney in February to grow their economies by 2 per cent above current projections over the next five years.
Mr Hockey said Australia was on track to hit the target, with stronger employment growth this year, but he was aware of the challenge ahead of him.
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"It sounds easy … but it's damn hard," Mr Hockey said.
"Millions of bank accounts are opened every day around the world and trying to get consistent information gathering, and systems that talk to each other, is very difficult. But Australia is absolutely determined to be involved in that."
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Attendees this weekend include some of the most powerful people in world finance: US Federal Reserve chairwoman Janet Yellen and Bank of England governor Mark Carney; European Central Bank president Mario Draghi and International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde. Australia's Reserve Bank governor Glenn Stevens and Treasury Secretary Martin Parkinson will also attend.
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His decision removes the most likely barrier to the nomination of the only announced Republican contender thus far, Rep. Bill Cassidy (R-La.).
Fleming said in a statement that he decided against a run because he believes it could jeopardize GOP chances at toppling Sen. Mary LandrieuMary LandrieuCNN producer on new O'Keefe video: Voters are 'stupid,' Trump is 'crazy' CNN's Van Jones: O'Keefe Russia 'nothingburger' video 'a hoax' Trump posts O'Keefe videos on Instagram MORE (D-La.), considered by Republicans to be one of the most vulnerable Democrats in the nation.
"[The desire to replace Landrieu] is so strong, that for me to enter the race now would risk a contest between two experienced Republican Congressmen, potentially offering Senator Landrieu a path back to Washington. I can't let that happen," he said in the statement, calling Cassidy "a Republican alternative necessary in 2014 to replace a big-government Washington liberal."
"Therefore, with prayerful analysis, my family and I have decided to step aside for this Senate race to optimize the chance for Republicans to win this vital seat," he adds.
Some Louisiana Republicans have expressed concern that, because of Louisiana's "jungle primary" system — wherein all candidates, regardless of party, are listed on the first ballot — multiple GOP candidates could hurt the party's chances at what they consider one of their top pickup opportunities in 2014.
President Obama lost Louisiana by more than 15 percentage points in 2012, and he and his policies — particularly ObamaCare — remain deeply unpopular in the state.
Cassidy announced his intentions to run Tuesday, and Fleming said shortly after that he hadn't ruled out a potential run, noting that Republicans need "a strong conservative candidate" in the race.
Though Cassidy has long been preparing for the race, and is considered a strong Republican recruit, he has a less conservative record than both Fleming and former Rep. Jeff Landry, who is also considering a run. That record was enough to keep the potential for a primary open.
Neither Landry nor another potential contender, Chas Roemer, son of former Gov. Buddy Roemer, has expressly ruled out challenging Cassidy. But with Fleming's decision not to enter the race, the threat of a primary diminishes.
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I am deplying a new image on many laptops that will not be directly connected to our network. How do I manually add them into spiceworks and trigger a scan to get all the information on them before we hand them to the users?
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After installing the image but before you give it to the user, put it on the wire, get the IP address once it attaches, add that IP Address to Settings > Network Scan on a line by itself, click the Skip checkbox for any other IP's or IP ranges, and click Scan now to scan that single IP address. If the image is correctly configured, SW will scan it into inventory for you, then all you have to do is deploy it to the user. Remember to remove that IP address from the scan list, and uncheck the skip checkboxes for normal scans to resume. Hope this makes sense. Sorry this all runs together, but the toolbar does always load, so the editor treats this as one long text string.
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It seems too much for such a simple task.
I guess I might have to put my feature request for this...
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Last night Channel 4 aired "How Rich Are You?", a one off special about supposed inequality presented by ex-BBC lefty luvvy Richard Bacon and quasi-Marxist Paul Mason. It was predictably a forum for Comrades Bacon and Mason to shore up their base, inviting Owen Jones et al along to join the party. In a carefully choreographed segment of audience interaction, the programme's presenters sought the opinion of "Cody", a man from Manchester who railed against the rich and claimed he was so hard done by he had to do "dodgy things" to get by. Mason's introduction in the video below implies Cody's appearance was teed up prior to broadcast.
Cody Aiden Lachey describes himself on Twitter as a "rough & ready former soldier". He is in fact a fraud who was exposed after he appeared on Newsnight last year, where he was portrayed as an Afghanistan war hero despite being sent home after just two weeks for going AWOL and threatening to kill his battery Sergeant Major. Lachey is also an EDL-linked racist who told the Daily Star: "I believe we need to declare war on Islam as ALL Muslims don't like kafirs, non-believers." A Twitter account appearing to be run by Lachey described gay footballer Thomas Hitzelsperger as a "puff, faggot who needs castrating". Lachey also had the following exchange with Owen Jones, confusing him with IEA wonk Ryan Bourne:
Unfortunate that the working class hero chosen by Bacon and Mason to push their quasi-Marxist world view happens to be a fraud, a racist and a homophobe…
UPDATE: Cody has confirmed he was booked by Channel 4 prior to going on. He has responded to the story here.


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Holiday Dinner Bash game
Dress up this girl in glamorous style for a nice holiday dinner bash with various different outfits. There are a variety of eye and lip colors, shoes, hair, jewelry, and dresses for you to choose from to make her look her best. After you dress her up make sure you show her off in front of the family. Fun!
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Matt Hardy vs Edge is the 7th episode of WWE Rivalries.
Two friends become bitter enemies after a backstage betrayal and their animosity behind the scenes boils over into the ring.
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Parents have the right to choose the religion of their child, place the child in public or private schools (or home school), select health care providers and make a myriad of decisions affecting a child's life. Parents do not have the right to abuse a child, and if state social service officials believe parents are abusing their children physically or sexually or are neglecting the children or have abandoned them, state workers have the right to remove the children from the home and place them in foster care or institutional care.
Parents may voluntarily choose to place their children for adoption. This involves a formal termination of rights. Adoption author and expert Marietta Spencer sees this process as a "transfer" of parental rights, rather than a "surrendering" or "giving away" of a child. What the parent is relinquishing or giving up is parental rights to the child, not the child her- or himself.
States also have the right to terminate parental rights, although rights are usually only involuntarily terminated in the most extreme cases. (For a detailed discussion of voluntary and involuntary ending of rights see TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS.)
In most cases, if a biological parent expresses a desire to retain parental rights and appears willing and able to work toward correcting the condition which led to the child's removal, then parental rights will not be terminated.
Parents have the right to appeal when a child is removed from the home if they feel the charges of abuse or neglect were unfair; however, there are often periods of weeks or even months before a court will decide whether or not to return the child home.
If the state social services department decides to initiate action to terminate parental rights, then the parent may appeal these actions as well. If the court does terminate parental rights, the parent has no further recourse (presuming all appeals are exhausted.)
Most children needing adoptive families under the control and authority of the state social services system are over age eight, even if they entered foster care three or four years earlier, because few states comply with federal laws requiring action be taken on a child's case 18 months after entry into foster care.
Part of the problem is the difficulty in preparing a case for court to terminate parental rights, and another part of the problem is many caseworkers and/or judges who are extremely hesitant to terminate parental rights, even in the face of extreme cruelty or obvious parental abuse or neglect.
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Spicy Lentil Salad
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- To a salad bowl, add chicken peas, lentils, onion, celery and peppers. Stir to mix.
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DXY: Our b-wave May Continue
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I cannot say that I have seen a fully completed (b) wave within the purple b-wave in the DXY chart. The current bottom we have struck seems just a bit too shallow to fill in the (b) wave within the count I have been following for quite some time.
As I have said so often, b-waves and 4th waves are the most difficult segments of the Elliott Wave structure to track and trade. While I can chose to not trade these structures, I do have to track and provide analysis for them. I would imagine this is why I have been steadily losing my hair. Well, to be honest, it likely has more to do with heredity.
So, right now, the market leaves me wanting for a better sized (b) wave. To that end, I am "assuming" that we are still working on the b-wave of the (b) wave, as presented on the daily chart. Again, this makes me believe that once this b-wave has completed, we "should" be heading down towards the 93 region. This will also likely cause significant bearishness in the DXY, with everyone pointing out the clear heads and shoulders pattern. But, my belief is that this will only be a fake out to the market, and will set us up for a (c) wave rally up towards the 98-99 region to complete the larger purple b-wave.
Ultimately, if I am correct in assuming we are in a larger degree 4th wave (which means we do not break below 90DXY), then we will likely be seeing several set ups in the next year which will convince most of the market that the DXY is about to crash. But, as I have said so often, as long as we remain over 90, the likelihood is that we are setting up a rally over 100, rather than a break down below 90. And, even in my more "bearish" alternative where we drop to 87DXY, that too would likely set us up for a rally over 100. Therefore, my expectations over the coming years is that we will likely see the DXY well over 100 before we see a much larger and deeper correction.


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Mumbai, July 18: Team India will leave for Zimbabwe on Sunday (July 21). Virat Kohli-led side will play five One Day Internationals against Zimbabwe from July 24.
MS Dhoni has been rested from this assignment after he had sustained a hamstring injury in the Celkon Mobile Cup tri-series in the Caribbean last week. However, after missing three games, Dhoni played in the final and took the team to victory in a thrilling finish.
This will be Kohli's first full tour as India skipper. He had captained the side in Dhoni's absence in 3 games in the Caribbean.
India have been in top form since last month. They won the Champions Trophy in June and also the tri-series title. A few days back the team returned home with twin trophies.
Zimbabwe trip is a big one for Jammu and Kashmir offspinner Parvez Rasool. He is the first player from J and K to be included in the national side. With R Ashwin also getting a break from this tour, Rasool is likely to make his ODI debut.
Cheteshwar Pujara, Jaydev Unadkat, Ambati Rayudu and Mohit Sharma are the other players in the 15-man squad who are yet to play ODIs.
The first three matches of the series are in Harare and the final two in Bulawayo. The tour ends on August 3.
India squad
Virat Kohli (captain), Shikhar Dhawan, Rohit Sharma, Dinesh Karthik, Cheteshwar Pujara, Suresh Raina, Ambati Rayudu, Ajinkya Rahane, Ravindra Jadeja, Amit Mishra, Parvez Rasool, Shami Ahmed, R Vinay Kumar, Jaydev Unadkat, Mohit Sharma.
The Schedule
24 July: 1st ODI: Harare Sports Club, Harare
26 July: 2nd ODI: Harare Sports Club, Harare
28 July: 3rd ODI: Harare Sports Club, Harare
31 July: 4th ODI: Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo
03 August: 5th ODI: Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo