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lets just say......
that the fact that I've been listening to this for the last hour straight should tell you whether I like it or not.
lets just say......
that the fact that I've been listening to this for the last hour straight should tell you whether I like it or not.
Awesome! That means i'm doing my job well lol. More tasty jams on the way!
..i just listened to this at first didn't remember hearing it. looked at title. and then got totally mind-fucked
I hope your mind recovers, buddeh.
Its still a loop you have the Idea for a dubstep Hit first you need more Mix Less piano and More Electro efects
More Mix? Working on it :P This is a WIP so the finished has yet to come.
Less piano? Sorry man, Piano is my thing. It's in all my songs lol. Honestly it's pretty minimal too.
I suppose I can try more electronic effects, but that's gonna be hard considering the amount i've already got :p
Thanks for the review.
I know the feeling man! It doesn't matter what genre the tune is put under as long as it kicks ass! Thanks to the auto repeat that this site has I can dance the night away without having to stop! If there was a club that played this tune I would totally go! Great job!!!
Hell yeah! Dance on, my friend
yeah its pretty good
fun song, im not sure its dubstep though. its got like a pseudo drop. but nothing super filthy. also the ending needs to be different, its too abrupt. but over all its pretty sick :D
Ever Heard of Flux Pavilion? He uses the whole "Distorted chords" style as well, and you don't see people saying he's not dubstep. And yeah I suppose I use a bit more melody than most people in my dubsteps. but that's just my style.
... Sorry, I'm just sick of people going around saying this or that isn't dubstep, blah blah, etc. Metal for instance is a genre, and yet you see hundreds of styles of music classified under it, without any complaints.
Music is music :) Just enjoy it.
Please contact me if you would like to use this in a project. We can discuss the details.


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The Wasp Factory
Catalog Number: HVALUR25
Released: December 09 2016
- The Wasp Factory
- I See You've Washed Your Hands Again
- Death No Less
- Low Tide
- Blyth
- My Greatest Enemies Are Women And The Sea
- High Tide
- To be Mastered, The World Must Be Named
- What Happened To Me
- You Don't Have To Sleep
- Stormfront
- The Bomb Circle
- Esmeralda
- Eric Is Getting Nearer
- Inferno
In advance of new music from Ben Frost in 2017, Bedroom Community is excited to present the definitive recorded version of his 2013 opera and directorial stage debut, The Wasp Factory, based on the novel by the late Iain Banks.
Setting his unwitting characters against the backdrop of vast, implacable forces of nature—storm, sea, fire, and even their own madness— Frost reaches deep into his formidable arsenal to reveal an unexpected warmth, from the composer of electronic experiments like AURORA and Theory of Machines. The focus here is on the live sound of the Reykjavík Sinfonia, recorded in Abbey Road's Studio II and, for the first time, the human voice. He sets David Pountney's Libretto to tuneful, even soulful vocal lines; an extraordinarily unreliable narrator describing scenes of extreme violence and horror in music of incongruous loveliness.
Rather than attempt to represent his protagonist onstage with a singing, acting boy, Frost infamously cast an ensemble of 3 women to give voice to his dissociated internal monologues: Lieselot De Wilde, Jördis Richter and Wildbirds & Peacedrums' own Mariam Wallentin. And just as he did with the highly detailed instrumental writing on his albums like AURORA or Sólaris (composed with Daníel Bjarnason), here Frost creates a seamless collaboration of performer and interpreter, each singer and each player fully and sensitively inhabiting their respective nuanced parts. And the recorded result defiantly stands apart from the realm of traditionally "classical recordings", framing in the highest definition every moment of this studio performance - the confrontationally close breath of strings and vocalist alike push and pull against a range of digital shapes and textures.
The Wasp Factory is not too far from those albums in terms of continuity with Frost's thematic obsessions. Like Sólaris, which was inspired by another so-called "sci-fi" novelist's literary masterpiece, The Wasp Factory asks what it means to be a human being, and what happens when that human being gets lost in the labyrinth of his own psyche. And like AURORA, and By the Throat, it asks where—and whether—the boundary can be drawn separating the human animal from the terrible, destructive brutality of nature.
What the press says
One of his boldest projects thus far, Frost's score and concept for the opera is both ambitious and grand in its design. The writing is often sparse and wide, yet simultaneously focussed and intense.
Vincent Morris — Drowned in Sound (December 7th 2016) Read all reviews
He combines post-minimal finesse with modernist severity and Wagnerian daring, charging into the deepest abysses of quiet and storming up the fieriest peaks of noise.
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Achoo! Ge-ZOOM-heit! Did you know that the word "gesundheit" is German for "health"? People often say it to wish "good health" to someone who has sneezed. And when you've got the flu, good health can seem far away. In this ZOOM survey, we asked you to share some flu remedies that helped you feel better faster. Here are some of your responses. Remember, this is what ZOOM kids like to do. Never treat any illness on your own and always talk to your parents and a doctor first!
Adam Z., age 9 of Spring Arbor, MI wrote:
Roman noodles, soup, playing my GB games (Game Boy=GB).
Alexandra Jamie F., age 14 of New York, NY wrote:
Medicine...bad medicine!
Amanda C., age 11 of Columbia, MO wrote:
I always find that the best food while sick is either soup, or cold pizza (you can warm it up if you like though). Those foods go down the best, or at least for me.
Amanda P., age 7 of Dallas, NC wrote:
The doctor prescibed antibiotics for me.
Amber L., age 15 of Peoria, IL wrote:
One remedy that I discovered is to drink 5 alive. It's a bunch of jucies mixed together.
Amy H., age 9 of Naperville, IL wrote:
Lots of 7up and hot chocolate.
Ana R., age 10 of New York, NY wrote:
I smelled a rose and it made my runny nose go away.
Andie G., age 11 of Gardiner, NY wrote:
Before I sneezed I said grapefruit 2 times and I didn't sneeze at all.
Andrea, age 14 of ON wrote:
Sleep...Beautiful, beautiful sleep!
Angela S., age 11 of Montreal, QC wrote:
I used Tylenol and Dimetapp.
Anna B., age 6 of Madison, AL wrote:
Smushed jelly sandwich and Sprite that my Mama made me. Watching lots of movies and ZOOM!
Annette M., age 13 of Chicago Hts., IL wrote:
If I put on a warm blaket that had just got out of the dryer it would make you feel better.
Anonymous, age 9 of Grampian, PA wrote:
In this one book it said for headaces to hold that stretchy part of skin on your hand. (It really works!!!) It also helped to get a get well card.
Anthony M., age 11 of North Haven, CT wrote:
My mother's head rubbings.
Ashley H., age 12 of San Diego, CA wrote:
Hot wash cloth on my head made my stomach feel better (that was weird)!
Ashley T., age 12 of Elgin, TX wrote:
I used a heating pad for my stomach ache, and I took some ibuprophen for regular aches and pains, and when I couldn't stay active, I tried to sleep.
Austin R., age 9 of Montezuma, IA wrote:
My Mom made a tent out of my bunk bed so I would not be bored.
Ben, age 6 of Eagan, MN wrote:
Oatmeal baths.
Brittany F., age 12 of Laurel, MD wrote:
My mom made me eat a b.r.a.t. diet so I wouldnt be sick as much. If you're wundering what brat means, it is bananas, rice, applesauce, and toast.
Caitlin B., age 5 of Washington, PA wrote:
Jello always makes me feel better when I'm sick. Popsicles are great for a sore throat!
Charmaine G., age 13 of Surrey, BC wrote:
Eat fruit and dress warm. Keep your neck, chest and feet nice and hot.
Chris M., age 13 of Florissant, MO wrote:
My grandmother's homemade medicine that contains honey and some other herbs. It is really nasty!
Chrissy T., age 15 of Burton, OH wrote:
I colored and drew for hours while I was in bed watching movies.
Christian E., age 9 of Kasson, MN wrote:
Pop Crackers.
Christina H., age 12 of IL wrote:
Somtimes what makes me feel better is if I get told a real good joke that makes me laph.
Claire P., age 10 of Alexandria, VA wrote:
I found that if you do or whatch something that takes your mind off the flu, for example whatching your favorite show, reading a book or drawing, then you're most likely to forget your miserableness.
Courtney "Shorty" J., age 12 of Newport News, VA wrote:
A warm bath with a little bit of rubbing alcohol.
Crissy C., age 8 of Independence, MO wrote:
When the flu is going around, my mom makes us wash our hands alot and put hand sanitizer on. We also wash all the door knobs, light switches and faucets everyday. She also keeps us out of most public areas during this.
Dana F., age 7 of Omaha, NE wrote:
Gatorade made me feel better and so did sleep.
Destree D., age 11 of Hamilton, ON wrote:
A coke cola with vannilla icecream float and the determination that I was going to eat it.
Elyse P., age 12 of Chicago, IL wrote:
Tea and toast.
Emily D., age 8 of Waverly, NY wrote:
I got lots of rest and I had lots of peppermints because they calm your stomach.
Emily R., age 8 of Valley City, OH wrote:
Motrin and my cat, Butch (Butchie).
Erica O., age 10 of Wilmington, DE wrote:
It was a glass of water and two spoons of salt and suger. I really didn't want to take it but I had to.
Ernie K., age 10 of Charlotte, NC wrote:
I ate lots of candy canes. That made me feel better.
Franklin T., age 13 of Ohio, WI wrote:
Soup and my mommy, long bathes with bubbly bubbles. Lots of T.V, and orange jucie.
Goldie Z., age 12 of Flushing, NY wrote:
Talking to you're friends on the phone alot. It cheers you up to see that people care.
Greg A., age 17 of Bowling Green, KY wrote:
A wash rag soked in hot tea layed on your chest.
Howard Y., age 11 of NY, NY wrote:
I jest rested and ate Chinese medicine (I'm Chinese).
Janet C., age 11 of Brooklyn, NY wrote:
I used some herbs from my country Panama. My Grandfather sent them in the mail and I felt much better.
Jeanette S., age 12 of Rochester, NY wrote:
If you wet a paper towel and put it on you're nose, it helps it especially if you're nose hurts. RELAXING plays a big part if you want to get well fast.
Jennifer J., age 10 of Bristol, IN wrote:
It made me feel better to hold my doll, eat chicken nodle soup, and drink 7UP.
Jennifer, age 11 of Littlestown, PA wrote:
My mother makes delicous homemade chicken noodle soup. It can cure just about anything!! That is what you would call gooooood soup!!!
Jessica H., age 9 of Hampton, VA wrote:
Ate peanut butter (extra crunchy).
Jody E., age 12 of Mesa, AZ wrote:
My mom makes warm lemonade to soothe my throat. She uses a freshly squeezed lemon half and some water and she puts some honey in it to sweeten it. That is the part that makes your throat feel good.
Joey W., age 12 of Marrysville, WA wrote:
Milk with honey & ginger tea.
John B., age 15 of MN wrote:
Baking soda and water, and coca-cola.
Kathryn J., age 10 of Johnsonville, NC wrote:
If you have gross tasting tylonal, mash it up and put in apple sauce. It worked for me!
Katie F., age 10 of Erlanger, KY wrote:
I ate pickles.
Katie H., age 10 of Dublin, TX wrote:
Chcolate chip cookie dough ice cream.
Katie H., age 14 of MA wrote:
The warmth of my dad sitting next to me, and the medison.
Kayla P., age 10 of Millbrook, AL wrote:
The flu shot and the doctor!!!
Kelly H., age 11 of WI wrote:
Took a bath with little oil balls (not exactly sure what they're called, they smell good and are oily little balls that dissovle in the water).
Kerr M., age 17 of Galloway Township, NJ wrote:
I went to the doctor and they gave me some medicine and within two to three days I was feeling better and within a two weeks I was healthy again.
Kimberly C., age 7 of Portage, MI wrote:
My mom stayed home from work with me, and let me lay in her bed and watch t.v.
Kristen T., age 11 of North Webster, IN wrote:
I drink alot of grape pop (my favorite). I drank so much that my lips turned purple for a day.
Kristin M., age 13 of Lowell, IN wrote:
It seems like everytime my mom touches my head, it makes me feel better. I've heard the mother's touch is the best remedy.
Kristin Z., age 11 of Gulfport, MS wrote:
Use tissue with lotion.
Kristyn, age 13 of Bakersfield, CA wrote:
I used warm, flat Pepsi to calm my stomach.
Lauren D., age 12 of Warwick, RI wrote:
I took a teaspoon of drained onion juice and garlic. It tasted bad, but it made me feel better!
Leah M., age 15 of Cincinnatus, NY wrote:
I just stayed home in bed all day. I refuse to take any medicine because I do not like the way it always makes me feel. So I just wait it out.
Leah V., age 12 of Northampton, MA wrote:
Keep wet washcloths near your bed. If you get really hot in the night or if you have a fever and are sweating, rubbing a cool washcloth over your face, arms and legs really helps. Also, if you have a fever, take a bath in LUKEWARM water.
Levi W., age 8 of Holdrege, NE wrote:
I felt better by laying in bed, eating lots of cold stuff, drinking lots of liquids, and praying.
Lillyana S., age 13 of Chicago, IL wrote:
What made me feel better was taking a hot bath and reading a Harry Potter book.
Lily M., age 10 of Ogilvie, MN wrote:
Two kinds of caugh medicine, a red & a green kind. The green kind worked better & tasted alot better.
Lucy F., age 8 of OH wrote:
I mixed orange sorbet with orange juice and 7up. It was delicious!
Lynette H., age 9 of Boise, ID wrote:
Eucaliptose Oil in the vaporizer, Oregon Grape Liquid Herb. I got over it in 3 days.
Lynnelle C., age 11 of Overland Park, KS wrote:
When I thought I should get better I started thinking of ideas to have fun and get the sickness out of my system. I also took medecine for my coughing and sneezing. After I thought of all the good things and fun things I felt lots better.
Marielle A., age 8 of Las Vegas, NV wrote:
Tylanol, Benedryl, and my mom rubbed VIX on my chest and back.
Mark V., age 6 of ON wrote:
Medicine- banana flavoured!
Matthew G., age 12 of Chicago, IL wrote:
I took a little bad cherry tasting medicine and poof! cold is gone.
Matthew M., age 5 of Powell, OH wrote:
I just stayed home and cuddled with mommy.
Matthew N., age 10 of Seattle, WA wrote:
I went to the doctor to get medication and I didn't play out side with my friends and I ate soup for lunch and I went to bed early.
Meghan P., age 12 of Jacksonville, FL wrote:
My dad gave me some peppermint tea. He also gave me lots of medicine and now I'm on antibiotics.
Michael C., age 15 of Santa Ana, CA wrote:
I had to go to the doctor. He gave me some good cough medicine that made me sleep alot. I only ate chicken soup and toast because I would get sick if I ate anything else. I also drank alot of water and orange juice whenever I was awake.
Michelle C., age 12 of Norcross, GA wrote:
Seeing my grandparents.
Mikaya J., age 14 of Roanoke, VA wrote:
Lots of sleep, quiet music, hot soup (mushroom, tomato, & chicken nooodle), reading the Bible, and most of all people prayed for me!!!
Miranda S., age 7 of Ann Arbor, MI wrote:
I made a nest out of blankets, pillows, sleeping bags, and body pillows and I stayed in the nest till I felt better.
Nicolas D., age 7 of Two-Mountains, QC wrote:
I drank a cup of hot water (off the stove) with a teaspoon of honey and a squeeze of lemon mixed in. A heating blanket and a heavy pillow on top of my belly helped my stomach ache.
Pat G., age 12 of Spearfish, SD wrote:
Sleep and ravioli and pears and water.
Quinn M., age 11 of MN wrote:
You find the temples on your head, then you take your pointer and middle finger of each hand and you move in counter clock wise fashion. This helps to get rid of any head aches you have.
Rachel J., age 14 of Arlington, TX wrote:
I went to the doctor and he gave me some horible green stuff, but it helped!
Raenay G., age 13 of Phoenix, AZ wrote:
Eat plain honey.
Sam D., age 11 of St. Ignace, MI wrote:
I discovered that if you don't lay down all the time you will feel better.
Sarah W., age 12 of Oak Park, MI wrote:
Lots of TLC from mom.
Sasha L., age 11 of Pflugerville, TX wrote:
All you really can do is stay away people that are sick and wash your hands.
Shannon A., age 4 of Staten Island, NY wrote:
I drank lots of milk and ate crackers.
Sharli W., age 14 of Katy, TX wrote:
My mom made me drink a lot of liquids, and that helped. But what worked the most is when I drank orange juice and took vitamins. I think it helped me gain strenght to fight off the sickness.
Stephanie B., age 10 of Mcallistervile, PA wrote:
A DRINK CALLED "VINNEY or HONIGER" when you mix a little bit of honey & viniger with water.
Steve U., age 17 of Ellison Bay, WI wrote:
Drank Hot Apple Cider.
Steven R., age 10 of Willingboro, NJ wrote:
Stomachace and coughing--ate saltines, drank pink lemonade,and took Pepto Bismal. Headache-- took asprin and took plenty of rest.
Tara C., age 13 of North Haven, CT wrote:
While I was sick, I figuared out that if you use a peice of ham and lay it on your stomach, then it helps the aching go away.
Tatum, age 12 of Baltimore, MD wrote:
I used my grandmothers remedie of 1 tbs of lemon and 2tbs of honey. It works and its tasty!!!
Tim B., age 10 of Kewaskum, WI wrote:
Todd W., age 11 of Halifax, NS wrote:
Playing sony playstation.
Vanessa A., age 11 of Hialeah, FL wrote:
What made me feel better was the medicine I was taking and when my family used to tell me funny stories!
Vantiel-Elizabeth D., age 12 of Topsham, ME wrote:
Took caugh drops with vitium c in them. I had a hat a on all the time when i went outside.
Whitney J., age 13 of NJ wrote:
I found out that hot steam made me feel better because I got chills and I was sneezing and coughing a lot and that unclogged my nose and throat. And for some reason, Jell-O helped too because I couldn't eat certain foods or soda.
Yvonne W., age 11 of Peebles, OH wrote:
My cat helped when he purred!
Zachary S., age 6 of Ephrata, PA wrote:
Warm Seven-Up and Valentines from my school friends and my mom and dad made me feel better.
Remember, this is what ZOOM kids like to do. Never treat any illness on your own and always talk to your parents and a doctor first!
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LOS ANGELES --Police are trying to identify a body found inside a trash container in Los Angeles.
The man's body was discovered on the 2000 block of Reynier Avenue around 2:45 p.m. Sunday. Officers were flagged down by a citizen who led them to the body.
No information was released about the approximate age of the victim. The cause of death has not been determined.
Anyone with information was asked to contact the LAPD's West Bureau Homicide investigators at (213) 382-9470.


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Last 2 days, I went to Kinosaki Onsen town as my Christmas ? New years ? holiday :P And it was fantastic overnight trip ♡
Kinosaki Onsen town is 2 hours away by train or 3 hours by a car from Kyoto which means NOT SO far !
The town itself has a long history more than 1000 years, one of the oldest onsen town so that the townscape is historical and reminds you Gion area in Kyoto. But one big difference is that the town holds 7 different onsen and also each accommodation hold own onsen inside their properties.
If you may hesitate to share a bath with others, you can also try foot bath :)
In the town, it is very popular for hopping these 7 onsen when you are there. Also you can enjoy high standard seafood (especially crabs) and high rank beef called Tajima beef in the town with amazing cheap price !
Sorry for food bomb :P
In winter you can see beautiful snow and in summer, you can enjoy fire works in historical town, that's what I told by the receptionist at the accommodation. (Unfortunately you can NOT see snow and fireworks in Kyoto city...) This can be another good reason to go there :)
Well so anyway I was treated very well by this beautiful onsen town and so satisfied !!! I absolutely recommend to visit there :)
Happy holidays !!!!!


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Her eyes fell before the things which had leaped to his.
Two hours later she found herself alone on the porch with Captain Prescott.
A good deal had happened in the meantime.
Mrs. Prescott had arrived during Katie's absence, a stop-over of two weeks having been shortened to two hours because of the illness of her friend. Her room at her son's quarters being uninhabitable because of fresh paint, Wayne had insisted she come to them, and she was even then resting up in Ann's room, or rather the room which had been put at her disposal, a bed having been arranged for Ann in Katie's room. Had Katie been at home she would have planned it some other way, for above all things she did not want it to occur to Ann that she was in the way. But Katie had been very busy talking to the man who mended the boats, and naturally it would not occur to Wayne that Ann would be at all sensitive about giving up her room for a few days to accommodate a dear old friend of theirs. And perhaps she was not sensitive about it, only this was no time, Katie felt, to make Ann feel she was crowding any one.
And in Katie's absence "Pet" had been shot. Pet had not seemed to realize that alley methods of defense were not in good repute in the army. He could not believe that Pourquoi and N'est-ce-pas had no guile in their hearts when they pawed at him. Furthermore, he seemed to have a prejudice against enlisted men and showed his teeth at several of them. Katie began to explain that that was because—but Wayne had curtly cut her short with saying that he didn't care why it was, the fact that it was had made it impossible to have the dog around. If one of the men had been bitten by the contemptible cur Katie couldn't cauterize the wound with the story of the dog's hard life.
The only bright spot she could find in it was that probably Watts had taken a great deal of pleasure in executing Wayne's orders—and Caroline Osborne said that all needed pleasure.
She saw that Ann's hands were clenched, and so had not pursued the discussion.
Katie was not in high favor with her brother that night. He said it was outrageous she should not have been there to receive Mrs. Prescott. When Katie demurred that she would have been less outrageous had she had the slightest notion Mrs. Prescott would be there to be received, it developed that Wayne was further irritated because he had come to take Ann out for a boat ride—and Katie had gone in the boat—heaven only knew where! Then when Katie sought to demolish that irritation with the suggestion that just then was the most beautiful time of day for the river—and she knew it would do Ann good to go—Wayne clung manfully to his grievance, this time labeling it worry. He forbade Katie's going any more by herself. It was preposterous she should have stayed so long. He would have been out looking for her had it not been that Watts had been able to get a glimpse of the boat pulled in on the upper island.


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Survey shows Japanese high school girls average an astounding 7 hours a day on cell phones
The sight of people walking or sitting at restaurants with their noses in their smartphones is something we've all become accustomed to. But a recent survey's results on the average mobile phone use per day of Japanese high school boys and girls will probably shock you.
Japanese teenagers love their mobile phones, as all teenagers do, but they may have the rest of the world beat in terms of average time spent on their devices. A recent survey by security firm Digital Arts has found that a typical Japanese high school girl spends, on average, seven hours a day on her mobile phone, with a little over 10% of those girls saying that they spent at least 15 hours a day on theirs. Like in some other places around the world, the social lives of most Japanese teenagers are centered around their mobile devices, as they communicate through texting, Instagram, and popular messaging apps like LINE. The boys, however, seem to average only about four hours a day, which is still plenty of time to be on your phone. 96% of all high school students surveyed said they owned a mobile phone, compared to only 60% of junior high students. 40% of kids over the age of 10 have their own phones as well, which means 60% of them don't, and that has to be a good thing.
When you're in a love triangle with two versions of Hyun Bin, who do you choose? Find out in his comeback drama, Hyde, Jekyll, and I:
Mobile phones and the activities associated with them have been proven to be addicting, and for young, developing minds, there's so much more the world has to offer than what takes place on the little screens in their hands.
15 hours a day..


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After a few years in practice, I discovered a way to get people to see beyond the Western medical model so they understood that natural health care was a positive alternative. For the last 25 years, I've been helping natural health care professionals lead people to discover that they could restore their life, their energy and their health from the inside out, without unnecessary surgeries or harmful drugs.By taking these same steps, you, too, can convert hundreds of people who previously knew nothing about natural health care into new patients.
How many people you are able to help depends on what you are willing to do. I've found that every practitioner has a varying level of what they feel comfortable doing; therefore, the first element that must be addressed is to determine your comfort zone.
Your comfort zone can be defined by the things you are comfortable doing. If you feel comfortable in one-on-one settings, then talking to patients is within your comfort zone. If you feel a little withdrawn or inhibited delivering workshops, then public speaking is outside of what you are comfortable doing.
Limits such as this can hold you back from being on purpose and spreading the message of Oriental medicine to people who could benefit from care. You need to tear down those walls. In doing so, you will reach more people, so you can help them naturally!
There are elements that can be implemented into your practice that will help you reach more people. Start with one element, and gradually incorporate the others into your practice over the next several weeks. Once they are all working in your practice, you'll find yourself reaching out and offering quality care to more people than you ever imagined! The key is to make yourself known to the people in your community. This can be done systematically, using the following guidelines:
1. Reach Out to Those Around You
How many times do you pick up something from the dry cleaners or a local coffee shop? The next time you are going through the line, say something nice about the business or store and tell the people in the store why you chose to shop there. Introduce yourself and tell them that your acupuncture practice is nearby. Invite them to come by your office to find out what you do.
2. Visit Local Community Groups and Organizations
Make a list of the groups and organizations in your community, then set aside time each month to visit one of the groups. Introduce yourself to the president, manager or director. Tell them about your practice and that you'd like to hold a "Wellness Day" for their members. Wellness days give you the opportunity to educate groups about acupuncture and to explain how it can help treat a variety of conditions.
3. Help Local Charities
Make a list of charities that you could help in your community - the local food bank, the Salvation Army, Big Brothers/Big Sisters, etc. Arrange a meeting with the director and offer to give a lecture or workshop at an upcoming function. In exchange, offer to do a screening or "Patient Appreciation Day" and donate all proceeds to their organization.
4. Utilize Your Own Patients and Employees
The next time you have someone waiting, be it a parent of one of your younger patients, or a caregiver to an elderly patient, be sure to acknowledge them and welcome them to your practice. Explain the purpose of your practice with them, and find out if they have any questions about acupuncture or Oriental medicine. You could even offer a free consultation as a gift.
If you want to help more people with natural health care, you need to get out in your community and make contact with people, even if it seems a little uncomfortable in the beginning. Once you do, you'll find that the more you talk about Oriental medicine, the more on-purpose you will be. If you are on purpose, you will be even more willing to share your message with others!
This will fuel your energy and make you on fire about helping people through natural health care. This energy will help you get better results with your patients. Your patients will notice and will be even more satisfied with their care! Get out in the community and tell people what you do. Replace your comfort zone with a stronger purpose - to help even more people though natural health care!


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|Maple Monkey Bread
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|1 cup whole wheat flour
3-1/4 cups bread flour
1/3 cup sugar
2 envelopes yeast
1 tsp salt
1/2 cup water
1/2 cup 2% milk
1/2 cup butter or margarine
2 large eggs
1 cup maple syrup
1 cup chopped walnuts
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Adware is seen by security software as a threat and flagged as such, so you'd expect users to act on these warnings right? Not so, according to Microsoft, which has a bunch of new statistics proving otherwise.
The information has been collected via the Malicious Software Removal Tool (MSRT) that Microsoft offers as a free optional installation to Windows users. Once installed it scans a machine once a month and can remove some commonly found malicious programs. According to Microsoft, MSRT is installed on over 450 million machines around the world, making the information it gathers quite significant and representative.
The latest information covers July-December 2007. In that period the MSRT detected 129.5 million "potentially" unwanted programs running on user's PCs. The surprising data, however, is that only 71.7 million of those were then removed from the machines in question, therefore suggesting some of the software may be there because the user wants it to be.
Tim Rains, group product manager at Microsoft's Trustworthy Computing Group commented:
Our customers choose to run some of this stuff … Some of them get some value from it. Some of them don't realize what they are doing. Some of them do. That's why we call them potentially unwanted. Some of them are legitimate companies with legitimate products. We don't want to make any value judgments on that.
Even though some of it may be kept, that doesn't mean some of the well-known adware programs aren't doing well. In the results Microsoft found the following:
- 3.4 million instances of Win32/Winfixer
- 7.1 million instances of HotBar
- 4.9 million instances of ZangoSearchAssistant
Read more at PCWorld.com
Matthew's Opinion
I would hazard a guess the high number of remaining adware programs is down to users not taking the time to remove them or, they don't realize they need to or, they don't have the knowledge to do so.
The adware programs listed with millions of instances are pretty evil pieces of software. I had a machine infected with Zango adware, otherwise known as 180solutions. Getting rid of it was a nightmare, but hopefully the tools for doing so have now improved. I find it concerning companies peddling software like that are allowed to exist in the first place.
Anyone suggesting users like adware, or find it useful has got it wrong in my opinion. Looking at the statistics the other way around gives you a better perspective. Of the 129.5 million unwanted programs, 55% were removed. That's still worryingly low, but more to do with users lacking experience and understanding than finding these programs useful – at least, that's what I hope, and it shows more education is needed.


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| Leigh chapter 1 . 12/26/2012
Very beautiful
| UrgentLemons chapter 1 . 5/2/2009
This is lovely. :)
I can't really give any constructive criticism, as my song writing skills are rather lacking, but I love this.
| secret-scribbled-notebooks chapter 1 . 11/30/2008
Well done. I would have review sooner, but I only just finished Heir to Sevenwaters.
Is there any way to receive an alert when a new JM story is added?
| PixieDragonGirl77 chapter 1 . 11/25/2008
I have no idea who Juliet Marillier is, but this is pretty just the same. :) Some of your rhymes are a bit stretched, such as "star" and "arms", but that's alright. I still liked it.


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The Cornell International Fair showcases the many options for students to internationalize their Cornell experience. It invites undergraduate and graduate students to explore international and global study on campus and abroad. Students will be able to talk with faculty and staff about study abroad, exchanges, language study, international majors/minors, fellowships, internships, courses with international travel components, and service-learning.
This event is jointly organized by the Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies, Office of Global Learning, and the Language Resource Center.
Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies, Language Resource Center, Global Learning, Reppy Institute for Peace and Conflict Studies, Comparative Muslim Societies Program, East Asia Program, Southeast Asia Program, Latin American Studies Program (LASP), Institute for African Development, Cornell Institute for European Studies, South Asia Program, Africana Studies and Research Center, Sustainability, CAC: Cornell Center for Advanced Computing, China and Asia-Pacific Studies
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It is time our profession had a defined body of knowledge. Why?
The data I and others have collected show that communicators seem to be spending about the same amount of time on communication processes as they are on creating end-user documents or products. If we want to maximize our value to the business functions of corporations and agencies, we need a body of knowledge that will make that value clear to employers.
The BOK task force that I co-chair with Mark Hanigan is working hard to develop a Knowledge Portal that will make accessible, in one easy-to-navigate web-based portal, the body of technical-communication knowledge that has evolved over time.
The Knowledge Portal will fill these critical needs:
For me, the most amazing aspect of the BOK project has been seeing how productively STC members collaborate over time and distance. The BOK "map" of domains and skills received hundreds of helpful suggestions last June at the Summit in Philadelphia. And last September, when the proposed site map for this portal was posted on the STC website, over 150 STC members from all over the globe provided comments. Now we are populating the map nodes with content and will showcase our progress at the upcoming Summit in Atlanta, where we hope to gain more contributors. Such collective knowledge making is powerful indeed – imagine all 13,000 STC members worldwide contributing their piece of the knowledge puzzle.
With job layoffs, cutbacks in institutional budgets, and disappearance of companies, the one constant that cannot be reduced is your knowledge – knowledge of how to do many things in addition to writing clear documentation.
Your knowledge is your power, in any economic climate. Stay tuned for BOK updates.
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ePSXe for Android is really a Playstation emulator (PSX as well as PSOne). It's a port with the famous ePSXe with regard to PC.
ePSXe offers high compatibility (>99%), very good velocity, as well as correct noise. The item is designed for smartphones as well as drugs, (for 1-4 players) which include a fun 3 participants selection together with separated monitor manner. It includes exclusive touchscreen technology mat assistance, electronics links mapping (Xperia Perform, devices together with key pad or even gamepad, additional gamepads bluetooth or even HARDWARE like WiiMote, Sixaxis, Xbox 360, Moga, Ipega) as well as analog sticks. ePSXe sustains OpenGL HI-DEF superior visuals as a result of the Peopsxgl Plugin, be a cheater limitations and also savestates as well as memcards compatibility while using the PERSONAL COMPUTER edition. ePSXe involves native assistance with regard to ARM as well as Intel Atom X86. More details: http: //epsxe.com/android/
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When Niall Carpenter was a senior at the Hun School, he was heavily recruited by The College of New Jersey.
He might've shown up a year later, but Matt Goldsmith, the TCNJ coach, is very happy he's a Lion.
Carpenter's happy, too.
"Transferring can be a difficult time going to a new environment," said Carpenter, who was at Nyack College for his freshman season. "But I love being here. Everyone has welcomed me with open arms and I feel at home."
He's certainly at home on the court as Carpenter leads the Lions (6-1) in scoring with 15.7 points per game on 55.2 percent shooting, including 44 percent from beyond the arc.
"Niall's presence has been a huge factor in our 6-1 start," said Goldsmith. "He has helped take the pressure off Eric (Murdock Jr.) and represents another threat to attack off the dribble at any given moment."
At the moment, the Lions are fixated on Rowan.
They travel to Glassboro on Wednesday night in a crucial early season battle. The Lions come into the game at 6-1 and 3-0 in the NJAC, while the Profs are 5-1 and also 3-0 in the conference.
TCNJ has won six straight and Rowan five in a row.
They are the two top offensive teams in the NJAC with TCNJ scoring at an 87.2 clip and Rowan at 80.9.
"Rowan poses a ton of problems for their opponents," said Goldsmith. "They play a very particular style that forces their opponents to adjust to their game and it takes a ton of discipline to maintain composure and stick to your game plan."
Over the last six games, the Lions have stayed focused on the task at hand and risen to the occasion.
"The one constant has been the steadiness in our mental approach to the game," said Goldsmith. "We have won close games, we have come back from deficits and we've held leads. In each of those circumstances we have never wavered from our game plan or "our brand" of basketball."
The TCNJ brand had a lot to do with Carpenter choosing the college when he decided to transfer.
"Playing at Hun, the TCNJ coaching staff recruited me and that had a lot to do with my decision to come here," said Carpenter. "The coaching staff is great, the school is great and I feel I made a great decision coming here."
Murdock Jr. averages 14.6 points per game with 5.3 assists, Ryan Jensen averages 13.3 and grabs 6.4 rebounds, Randy Walko gets 11.9 points and a team high 6.7 caroms.
"I'm still learning, but I'm having fun," said Carpenter. "The coaching staff and the players around me are great. I just want to keep getting better each day."
Carpenter and the Lions will be tested at Rowan and it'll be a tough NJAC week as No. 23 New Jersey City (7-0, 3-0) visits Packer Hall on Saturday.


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I began this process with Parshat Lech Lecha. I decided to start with the famous verse from Genesis 15:5: "And He brought him (Abraham) outside, and said, Look now toward the skies (shamayim), and count the stars (kochavim), if you are able to count them; and he said to him, So shall your seed be." My girls already love the preschool song "Twinkle twinkle kochavim, way up in the shamayim" so they already knew two of the Hebrew words from this verse! I thought that it would be sufficient to introduce them to the character of Avraham and the idea that Hashem promised that he would be the father of a large and important family.
STEP #1: I started by taping down coloring pages about Parshat Lecha Lecha from aish.com. While they were coloring, I told them the basic plot and the name of the parsha.
STEP 3: I printed out the Hebrew words of the pasuk (verse) from Genesis 15:5. I had not intended it, but they wanted to decorate these pages as well.
STEP 4: My kids love to decorate the house for any occasion - for birthdays, homecomings, etc. So, I had them hang their projects up so that they would be Shabbos/Parsha decorations. They loved showing them off to everyone who came over.
STEP 5: We made star cookies with sprinkles. Since it was very late in the afternoon, I took the easiest route possible and used Pillsbury refrigerated dough! Of course, they loved making, decorating, and eating these! The best is that they called them "Kochavim Cookies" all weekend.


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Buckhorn was referring to the possibility that the Tampa Bay Rays could eventually move from Tropicana Field to another field of dreams on an empty lot in downtown Tampa.Both a medical school and a baseball stadium could possibly succeed in Downtown Tampa, but as I suggested earlier this year, Buckhorn and Vinik have both made clear what their priorities are.
"Now that doesn't mean they're mutually exclusive," Buckhorn, who's married to Dr. Catherine Lynch, Associate Vice President of Women's Health at USF's Morsani College of Medicine, said. "I think we can accommodate both, but I think in the long run, the relocation of the Medical School is a more significant economic development project than almost anything we could imagine, including baseball."
UPDATE: Jamal Thalji adds {link to Times' site} Buckhorn suggested the next-most logical site for a baseball stadium downtown would be the current site of the ConAgra plant, but "I think it is safe to say that the Vinik group has plans other than baseball for their holdings...but we have assumed that for the past year."
For what it's worth, I've assumed that since 2012...but who's counting?
Regardless, the ConAgra dream would be wonderful for Downtown Tampa - far better than a stadium on Vinik's land. It would remove one of the biggest eyesores downtown, while replacing it with something that connects two thriving parts of the city.
But the challenges remain the money. On top of $550+ million in stadium costs, you'd be looking at a likely 8-digit fee to relocate the plant, plus an 8-digit buyout of St. Pete's contract. Start saving, Tampa.


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Leading Japanese Electric Company is looking for Field Application Engineer for TFT-LCD products in East Coast. Leading Japanese Electric Company Salary: ~120K++ Title: Field Application Engineer Products: TFT-LCD Products Status: Full time Location: Home Base Territory: East coast and Canada Qualification: -BSEE or BSME degree. -5 years experience in technical support of industrial TFT LCD displays. -Possess programming skills such as C language for Microchip, Microsoft Visual -Basic Application HTML, Java Script, Flush -Proficiency in using Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop and business software applications. -Experience training, motivating, and managing a network of manufacturer's reps and distributors. -Experience with multi level selling of TFT-LCD products to major accounts. Primary Responsibility: -Serve […]
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I am a volunteer for the Ilya Sheyman campaign for Congress in the 10th District, making phone calls to local voters in his Highland Park office in support of the primary election, March 20th. After meeting Ilya at a house party and hearing him speak, I wanted to do something to help this young, progressive Democrat get elected to Congress in my district.
Upon my first visit to his campaign office, I found a diverse group of volunteers ? there were teenagers, people in their 20's through their 80's, both men and women, each of us there because of something Ilya Sheyman stirred in us.


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The Remote-Link System is a state-of the are, computer -controlled, gas monitoring system which allows sensors to communicate with the Remote-Link Computer over a data highway - eliminating the individual sensor wiring associated with conventional monitoring systems. The Remote-Link's powerful monitoring software includes such features as data archiving and reporting, curve plotting, alarm processing, and fault monitoring. Additionally, a graphics display shows a drawing of your plant and the locations of a ll the sensors within your plant. By using the mouse button to point and click a sensor, you can view it's current reading and alarm status. A separate screen allows you to view the readings of all sensors simultaneously. When an alarm occurs, audible and visual indications are provided on the computer screen, and the graphics display will pinpoint the area where the alarm is occuring. Alarm relays are also activated to trip horns, lights, etc. Alarm relays are fully programmable and each relay can be assigned to a single sensor or group of sensors.
The Remote-Link System can accommodate hundreds, even thousands, of sensors, yet it is still an economical choice for systems with as few as 8 sensors. The modular design of the system enables additional sensors to be added with ease at a low incremental cost, allowing you to expand the system according to your needs. Computer assisted calibration takes the hassle out of calibration. Zero every sensor in the system with one press of a button. Then, simply apply gas to each sensor and let the computer do the rest. Calibration just doesn't get any easier than this!
The Remote-Link Sytem is extremely versatile and can be configured any number of ways to suit virtually any application. It's design allows it to accommodate any size facility, and multiple display screens can be provided. Additionally, each Remote-Link Computer is equipped with an internal modem which allows Cemtrex to provide on-line support whenever necessary. The Remote-Link System can be used with either our standard sensor transmitter (SM95), our intelligent sensor transmitter (4-20IQ), or sensor transmitters from other manufacturers.


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Ostrava-Vitkovice Iron Works
On the 28th April 1948, according to my birth certificate, I was born in the #753 Works Hospital
Ondrej Kohn Birth Certificate Birth Cert Translation
I knew that this was the hospital attached to the Ostrava-Vitkovice Ironsworks,
I grew up with an images of a hospital that was part of a giant industrial complex that produced Iron and Steel
The Ironworks
....I wasn't disappointed.
The Ironworks
When I planned my 66th birthday trip to the Czech Republic I wanted a specific photographic project.
The Vitkovice Iron Works seem to offer all the right ingredients for photographs.
The Ironworks
The last furnace tapping in Vítkovice took place in 1998.
In 2002 the government declared the decommissioned part of the ironworks a national cultural monument.
In 2008 it was added to the emerging list of European Cultural Heritage.
Preservationists would also like to see it included in the UNESCO world heritage list.
The abandoned buildings and machinery gave me ideal subject matter.
It was like a 'Hollywood set' for a 'Post Apocalypse' movie.
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There are parts of the Iron Works that are still producing Steel
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What I didn't know was that on the May Day
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TRUCKEE, Calif. (BRAIN) — If there were any doubt as to QBP's commitment to the growth of the bike packing market, then its new line — the EXP Series — should dispel that thought.
The line includes what it calls an Anything Cradle, the key component in attaching a dry bag plus a small pouch to a handlebar. The injection-molded cradle includes forged aluminum arms that clamp to the handlebar.
With the Cradle in place, bike packers can attach a dry bag and an easily accessed pouch. The complete system is priced at $149.99. The Cradle with the dry bag will retail for $99.99.
Adding to the line is the EXP Series TopTube Bag. While it's not waterproof, the bag can be bolted to a variety of Salsa's 2017 line of bikes. Those bikes come outfitted with what is essentially a water-bottle mount molded into the top tube. The TopTube pack also comes with straps for a universal fit with other bikes. It will retail for $49.99.
Perhaps one of the most important packs for multi-day bike packers is the EXP Cutthroat frame pack. At $119.99 the pack is weather resistant with welded water-resistant zippers. There is an internal divider …read more


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I'm very happy to sponsor John Healey's new 10 Minute Rule Bill in Parliament today to tackle the failings in the letting agents market. I've spoken before about the critical importance of getting a better deal for tenants and landlords from lettings agents. This is a big issue for local people across Manchester Central. There are large numbers of people living in the private rented sector. There are many shocking cases of bad practice by letting and managing agents in Manchester Central that can only be described as unscrupulous and murky, and that have left many residents significantly out of pocket and with little protection.
New research by Shelter shows that the number of families renting their homes has doubled over the last ten years. Given the importance of housing to family stability and children's futures it is time for action from Government.
John's important Bill would for the first time give landlords, tenants and leaseholders a proper choice of affordable, quality letting and managing agents - by increasing competition to root out inefficient and unfair practice, and setting firm standards to stop rip-off fees and rogue agents.
Four million households live in the private rented sector with the majority of these properties let by an agent rather than direct from the landlord. Whilst many lettings and managing agents are reputable there are some that cause a host of problems for tenants and landlords including rip off fees, no safeguards, a lack of no proper accountability for bad practice and no way to check on the reliability or suitability of an agent.
Whilst recent Government moves to give tenants and landlords a right of redress against agents are welcome, this does not go far enough. Over half of lettings agents are already part of a redress scheme but this hasn't fixed the problem. Bad lettings agents still cause misery for tenants and landlords due to the weak regulatory framework we currently have.
If enacted, the Letting Agents Bill will:
• establish a national mandatory licensing scheme for letting and managing agents, with established standards and redress for landlords, tenants and leaseholders;
• restrict letting and management agent charges to just rent and a deposit, so that tenants and leaseholders aren't hit by huge upfront fees;
• mandate that all tenants have a written tenancy agreement with their landlord;
• enable local authorities to administer and enforce these new powers to find the right solution for each local area; and
• empower local authorities, either alone or in partnership, to trade as letting and managing agents – encouraging competition, standards and public enterprise.
These changes would shift the balance in favour of consumers and create a more stable, secure lettings market. That's why I'm proud to sponsor this Bill.


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There are many elements that go into quality web design to ensure that your HVAC website is performing well and resulting in business. It's paramount that the appearance for potential customers is clean and looks professional. But there's also a lot that goes into making sure the infrastructure of the web design is optimized for search engines. The coding and structure of a business website can play a major role in SEO performance, and our team at HVAC Webmasters has the expertise to ensure that your site is truly working for you.
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There is a big sigh of relief that an arrest has finally been made and it turns out the man arrested had been suspected by the victim's family all along.
It was back in February of last year when 77-year-old John Kingsbury had been found murdered in his home in the 2100 block of Woodland.
He had been shot in the head twice during a burglary.
14 months later, Atlantic County authorities have charged 32- year-old Michael Castro in the case.
Castro is a former business partner of Kingsbury's son and a karate instructor.
Glenn Kingsbury, the victim's son said, "It's heartbreaking. You know this is a guy I trusted him in my house with my children. I mean killing my father is horrible. What if he killed my children?"
Kingsbury says Castro ran the Martial Arts program at his former gym in Hammonton, New Jersey.
He says, Castro and him, had a falling out when he failed to pay his share of the rent.
A Few days after his father was murdered, Castro mysteriously disappeared.
"About a week after the wake, I was guess it was, we came into the gym and his stuff and he just disappeared," said Kingsbury.
He told Action News that he began to wonder.
For months, Kingsbury says he heard nothing from authorities about the case. They would not return his phone calls.
3 months ago, Kingsbury hired a former Camden County Detective to see if Castro was involved in his father's murder:
Kingsbury added, "He found him in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida and he flew down there, kind of marked his terrain, walked around, checked it out quietly. His next step was to interview him and then the arrest happened out of the blue. It's so great, we are ecstatic."
There was no comment from the prosecutor's office.
Meanwhile, Kingsbury & his family are hoping to finally put the murder case behind them after all this time:
"We're hoping he will plead guilty and we can get some closure in our lives, but who knows what's going to happen," said Kingsbury.
Castro is being charged with felony murder, murder and weapons offenses. Pending extradition back to Atlantic County, he is being held at the Broward County Jail in lieu of $1.1 million cash bail.


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DramaFever Staff Selection: Signal, the best drama of 2016 so far
If you haven't watched Signal, then you haven't watched the best Korean drama of this year. Here is a show that relies not on clichés like wrist-grabs, evil mother-in-laws or any of a dozen other worn out tropes, but instead uses an excellent cast of actors, first rate direction, and an ever-twisting plot to create a story that is full of both suspense and heart.
The show takes place in 2000 and 2015, and begins with the first of many flashbacks, to the year 2000. A boy witnesses the abduction of a young girl, a classmate who had always been kind to him. But because of his age, nobody will believe his description of the abductor, and the girl is later found brutally murdered. The case has gone cold, and the poor girl's mother spends every day for the next twenty years outside the police station, begging any passerby for information as to why somebody would kill her daughter. It's a heart-breaking scene, but just one of many in Signal. Flash forward to the present, and the young man who initially reported the crime is now criminal profiler Park Hae Young (Lee Je Hoon), still in search of the killer that got away.
Two other players round out the main cast, Detective Soo Hyun (Kim Hye Soo), who leads the cold case unit in the present (2015), and the uncompromising Detective Jae Han (Jo Jin Woong), a detective from the past (circa 2000) who is investigating the abduction. However, a connection is made between Detective Jae Han and profiler Park Hae Young when they both discover that they can communicate with each other through a mysterious radio, even though they are separated not by the distance of miles, but by the distance of time.
The paradox of time travel is familiar — if you can change the past then you can change the present. With that power, there's always the temptation to do good, to not settle with the way things have turned out. It's a basic human desire to want to fix the blemishes of our past. But what if by fixing our history, we create unforeseen consequences where one small change might result in a catastrophe in the present timeline? Worse, what if nobody has any memories that the present timeline is not the way things are meant to be, that these catastrophes could have been avoided and loved ones could still be alive?
Each episode of Signal is its own self-contained story, and yet each episode contributes a different viewpoint into the greater themes of our ability to change versus our fate. Like watching a movie, one can just watch the first episode of Signal and walk away with a cohesive and satisfying story. But why would you? The timelines of later episodes are affected by the actions of the characters in earlier episodes, and it's absolutely delicious to watch storylines play out with deftness and an intelligence that can be lacking in other shows.
Speaking of deftness, while all the players are fantastic, the performance by Jo Jin Woong is absolutely first rate and needs to be lauded. His Detective Jae Han is a hero who starts out with hope, but has long been ground down by bureaucracy. He has loved and lost but continues to persevere in the way an over-classed boxer might, going down swinging even if he knows he has no shot of winning. We learn early on that his character might not make it to the end of the show, but it is because of the knowledge of his impending demise that we're able to develop a real pathos for the character. There's not a single moment when Jo Jin Woong is onscreen in which we aren't simultaneously rooting for him or being absolutely moved by him. Here is a veteran actor, with all the acting experience to show it, getting the opportunity to play a character with the depth of a real human. It's an absolute delight, as is the entire show.
Additional Comments:
At DramaFever, we get a lot of inquiries of "what can I watch with my husband/boyfriend." We know that a lot of our dramas are geared for women. But ladies, if you want to introduce your man to drama he's actually going to love (not just pretending to "love" while checks Facebook on his phone), start with Signal.
Also, Signal has just finished airing it's last episode, and it's already one of the best-reviewed dramas of all time on DramaFever. As part of DramaFever's Staff Selection for the week, for the next 2 days, we're taking off all commercials on the first episode. Happy marathoning!


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I like to think of fantasy baseball as a microcosm of the stock market. It's a small economy that fits into your computer. You check the stat ticker on the bottom of the television screen, much like traders check the DOW. You buy low. You sell high.
Staying with this metaphor, would you ever put a large sum of your money in a relatively unknown stock that yes, has had some immediate success, but has only been around for a few weeks? Let's call this product The Lawriemower. It's from Canada. Customer reviews say it works great for the first, oh, hour or so, but then it slowly loses steam, stops cutting grass, and finally one of the blades breaks and it becomes unusable. Would you put all your faith in this product? No? You wouldn't?
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Admission and Registration
Applicants to Çankaya University are placed in the programs through the Center for Student Selection and Placement, ÖSYM. Registration is done by the University Registrar's Office on the dates set by ÖSYM.
Medium of Instruction
At Çankaya University, the medium of instruction is English except for the Faculty of Law.
Academic Programs
Çankaya University has five faculties being the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Engineering, Faculty of Law, Faculty of Economics and Administration Sciences, Architecture with 21 departments, two institutes of graduate study being the Institute of Science and Engineering and Institute of Social Sciences with 10 departments, the two Vocational Training School with two program, and the English Language Preparatory School, which provides supportive service for instruction in English.
Academic Year
An academic year consists of two semesters; each semester must have at least fourteen weeks. In all faculties, institutes and in the Vocational Training School, instruction is on a semester basis.
Summer School
Summer school is a period of instruction additional to the fall and spring semesters and is provided in all faculties except for the Faculty of Law, in the institutes and in the Vocational Training School. The duration of instruction in summer school is seven weeks. The objective of summer school is to provide educational services in summer as well, to provide an accelerated program for those students who desire it, and to provide an opportunity for those students who may have failed a course in one of the regular semesters.
Instruction in summer school is subject to tuition fee set by the Board of Trustees for the year concerned. In summer school, a student can take at most three courses not exceeding a total of nine credit hours.
At the beginning of each academic year, students can apply for transfer to institutions of higher education or to departments within such institutions if the programs concerned are equivalent. Such applications are to be in line with the Rules and Regulations Governing the Transfers in Institutions of Higher Education. No transfers are acceptable in the preparatory year and the first year. The student applying for transfer must have passed all the courses taken in the previous institution or department and must satisfy all the terms set in the rules and regulations. Transfers are restricted to the quota set by the faculties and are processed by the faculties.
Tuition Fees
Students of Çankaya University in the pre-degree, undergraduate and graduate programs pay a tuition fee for each academic year as set by the Board of Trustees.
As indicated in the ÖSYM handbook, Çankaya University provides scholarships for students in the undergraduate programs. A student who is awarded such a scholarship will continue to receive it so long as the status of being a student is maintained. The period of scholarship also covers the preparatory year if such is necessary. If a student receiving such a scholarship has scored among the top 250 on the numerical part of Central University Entrance Exam, this student will receive the equivalent in Turkish currency of 500 dollars for nine months of the year, a grant for achievement, so long as the grade point average is not below two out of four. For those scoring between 251-2000 on the same exam, the grant to be paid is the equivalent in Turkish currency of 200 dollars.
Other than the grant for achievement, the students who are registered at the university without scholarship but who excel in academic work receive the grant for academic achievement for the following year.
Part-time Jobs
Students of Çankaya University may get part-time jobs in the computer labs, in the library and in the gymnasium. Such provisions are processed in accordance with the regulations concerned.
Leaves and Medical Reports
For a leave of absence, students must apply to the department concerned or to the director of the Preparatory School at the beginning of the semester. Applications at other times will not be taken into consideration other than the cases of emergency. Students may take leave of absence for two semesters in the Preparatory School, the Vocation Training School, and in graduate programs, and for four semesters in undergraduate programs. Time spent on leave will not count for the duration of instruction stated in the rules and regulations.
For medical reports to be valid, they must be either processed or approved by the Medical Center of Çankaya University. In case of emergency, medical reports from officially authorized hospitals will be accepted. Such medical reports must be submitted to the Medical Center within seven days after the ending date of the report. Otherwise the medical report will be considered not valid.
Student Exchange
Çankaya University is in collaboration with universities in Europe and in the USA. "Collaboration Protocols" of Çankaya University with Arizona State University, Houston and Texas Universities in the USA, and Ernst-Moritz-Arndt University in Germany have been ratified by the Council of Higher Education, YÖK. In accordance with this exchange program, twenty students from the Faculty of Engineering and Architecture and the Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences have attended summer school at Houston University in 2001, and three students from the same faculties in 2002. It is the objective of Çankaya University to provide such opportunities for students in all programs including the graduate programs.
There are several extra-curricular student clubs active at Çankaya University; and a spring festival, which is held every year in May called the "Spaghetti Day" for free spaghetti meal is served to all throughout the day.
English Preparatory Instruction
Medium of instruction at Çankaya University is English except for the Faculty of Law. Students take the English Proficiency Examination, given by the English Preparatory School, before they start their proper programs at the university. Scores attained at other proficiency examinations such as TOEFL and IELTS are also acceptable. Those who do not pass the proficiency examination attend the English Language Preparatory School.
Students renew their registration at the beginning of each semester under the supervision of their advisers. If registration is not renewed for two consecutive semesters, the student's status as student is to be cancelled.
An instructor is appointed as adviser for each class of students. The adviser guides the student during registration, during the examinations and throughout the student's education at the university concerning the rules and regulations as well as personal matters.
Students are required to attend classes, practice sessions and examinations. Minimum required attendance is 70 percent for classes and 80 percent for practice sessions. A student who does not fulfill the requirement for attendance is not allowed to take the final examination for the semester concerned. A student in such status is to repeat the course.
Examinations and Assessment
At least one midterm examination and a final examination are given each semester. Final examinations are given on the dates set on the academic calendar. Overall assessment is done on the basis of these examinations and other work done during the semester in accordance with the grading system indicated in the rules and regulations.
Honor Students, High Honor Students
The student whose cumulative grade point average is 3.00 to 3.49 is designated as an honor student; the student whose cumulative grade point average is 3.50 to 4.00 is designated as a high honor student. Such status of students is announced at the end of each semester and is also indicated on the diploma.
Double Major Programs, Minor Programs
Students who satisfy the requirements indicated in the rules and regulations may pursue the program of another department similar to their own in subject matter and scope. Such students are said to pursue a double major program. Students may also take the basic courses in the program of another department. Such students are said to pursue a minor program.
Duration of Instruction
A pre-degree program of two years has to be completed at most in four years; a degree program of four years has to be completed at most in seven years