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Thousands of people have taken part in 30 demonstrations nationwide organised by the Right2Water group.
In Dublin, organisers said 20,000 people took part in the demonstrations while other estimates put the figure at 5,000.
Up to 1,500 people took part in a similar protest in Cork according to gardaí.
Anti water charge protestors marching through #Cork city centre this lunchtime RTÉ News https://t.co/3IPVATnqeD— Jennie O'Sullivan (@OSullivanJennie) January 23, 2016
Around 300 people also participated in a protest in Galway city, where demonstrators gathered on Eyre Square before marching to the Spanish Arch, where the protest finished with speeches.
Speaking on behalf of the Right2Water campaign, which is made up of community groups, political groupings and trade unions, Mandate General Secretary John Douglas said "we promised over a year and a half ago that we would make water charges the number one issue" for the upcoming election.
Echoing this, Brendan Ogle of the Unite trade union said the demonstrations are the first step in a significant pre-election campaign by Right2Water.
He added that "while today is about water" it is also about a number of other issues facing Irish society.
"It's about inequality, unfairness, cronyism and corruption. It's about soaring poverty levels and mass emigration. It's about deprivation and homelessness.
"Water has been a catalyst in the fight against austerity but people are crying out for a change in how our country is run and that will be visible on the streets of Dublin, Cork, Limerick, Galway and Donegal, among other counties today."
Sinn Féin Deputy Leader, Mary Lou McDonald re-stated the determination of Sinn Féin to abolish water charges as she addressed the Right2Water rally outside the GPO.
"We stand here today with the message to government, that if they think that they have gotten away with their water charges and their family home tax and their cutbacks, they are wrong," she said.
Right2water say it will hold 'the biggest demonstration in the history of the state' on the Saturday before the GE pic.twitter.com/MNv6BPMwHV— Conor Hunt (@conorfhunt) January 20, 2016
Earlier this week, the group said they will hold the "biggest demonstration in the history of the State" on the weekend before the forthcoming general election.
In a statement this afternoon, the Department of the Environment said three out of four people are now paying water bills.
This figure includes those on private schemes as well as those paying through Irish Water.
The Department said it did not think it prudent to advise people to get into debt by not paying their bills and urged them to engage with Irish Water.
Meanwhile, the Department of Social Protection has paid out almost €89 million in Water Conservation Grants and there are still some payments outstanding.
In a reply to a written question from Fianna Fáil's Niall Collins, Tánaiste Joan Burton said a total of 887,127 householders have been paid the €100 2015 Water Conservation Grant to date.
"These payments amount to €88,712,700. A small number of residual applications from householders who meet the 2015 eligibility criteria continue to be processed."


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A chat with Tim Gunn of 'Project Runway'
"Project Runway" returns Wednesday, and not a minute too soon.
The first season of the Bravo reality show, which chronicled a series of fashion challenges among a dozen aspiring designers, was one of last season's breakaway successes, with viewership growing by more than 400 percent over the course of the show. More than 2.5 million viewers — a huge number for Bravo — tuned in to see Jay McCarroll take the top "Runway" prize after his collection debuted at New York's February fashion week.
"Runway" viewers were drawn in by not just the characters (such as the outrageously blunt McCarroll and the droll, retro Austin Scarlett, who sported mascara and a Veronica Lake hairdo), but by the show's realistic peek at the inner workings of the rag trade.
"I felt great anxiety in anticipation" before the debut season of the show, says Tim Gunn, "Runway's" in-house coach and the chairman of the department of fashion design at Parsons The New School for Design.
"I hadn't seen any rough cuts, and I thought, `Who knows how this will be portrayed and how it will come across? What will America respond to? Will it be the antics or how the designers sometimes yelled and screamed?' I kept thinking, `Will the design process really be a part of this?' I was thrilled when people became really engaged by the actual making of the clothes."
The success of the first season led to a huge turnout for Season 2 casting sessions, at which the judges picked 16 competitors for the show (four more than last season).
"We certainly had greater turnout, and the level of capability among many of the people who came out was higher," he says, noting that many of the Season 2 designers were already fashion professionals. "They knew we really wanted the real thing. What was also higher was the number of nutcases who came out."
A few of those odd ducks are on display in the Season 2 premiere of the show, but as always, "Project Runway" focuses mainly on how the designers execute realistic challenges. Instead of bolts of exotic fabrics, designers are usually given less than $100 and 24 hours to create sartorial magic.
Still, Gunn says, this season, "the quality of the work is even higher. The elimination process, from where I sat, was very difficult."
And that display of real talent has made "Project Runway" popular in the New York fashion world. Though he jokingly says he feared he'd be "excommunicated" if the show turned out to be bad, fashionistas let him know how much they liked the first season of "Runway."
As did the show's less trendy fans.
"I was walking through my neighborhood, and a guy was on a stoop across the street," Gunn says. "He called out, `Tim, you're killing me with that show. And I'm in construction!'- "
Much more from Tim Gunn on the jump.
You've been part of the fashion and design community in New York for so long, did you have a lot of fear about how the show would be received in that community?
"I have to tell you, I felt great anxiety in anticipation of the first airing of the first episode. I hadn't seen any rough cuts, and I thought, 'Who knows how this will be portrayed and how it will come across? What will America respond to? Will it be the antics or how the designers sometimes yelled and screamed?' I kept thinking, 'Will the design process really be a part of this?' I was thrilled when people became really engaged by the actual making of the clothes. How the designers make the clothes, how well they execute the task — that's what makes them in or out. It's really brilliantly done.
"They're real designers making these clothes, and the show has helped people become more familiar with the design process."
What was the turnout like for the second season casting sessions?
"We certainly had greater turnout, and the level of capability among many of the people who came out was higher. They knew we really wanted the real thing. What was also higher was the number of nutcases who came out. They came out in droves and we eliminated them quickly."
Was there ever a case where you cast someone because you knew they would make for great TV, regardless of their portfolio?
"We were certainly aware that people have to have a TV presence, at the same time [they have to be able to do the work]. Andy [Andrew Cohen, vice president of production for Bravo] would say to us between auditions, 'Can't you do something with this person?' [We'd say,] 'Well, if you can bring in a seamstress …'" [Gunn says Bravo executives didn't press the point; he says, as Cohen confirmed in an interview earlier this year, only candidates with design talent were cast on the show].
What were the main differences in the candidates this season versus last season?
"Season 1, I'd say about 70 percent were currently enrolled or about to graduate from design school. This season, maybe 30 percent were in that category. So it was the inverse of the previous year. They knew that they would really have to have what it takes to survive. And I think [the younger candidates] were savvy enough to know that the show is highly visible, in relation to their future in the industry. It's an audition writ large. For a young, inexperienced designer, [being on the show] could be just as much of a problem for them as an opportunity."
Are people in the fashion world into the show? Do you get asked about it a lot by colleagues in the industry?
"They're really into the show. One thing that I had anxiety about was that Parsons is in the heart of the fashion district. So if I'm going to get a cup of coffee, if I'm out in the community … I thought [if they don't like the show], 'Oh God, I'm going to be excommunicated!' [laughs] But every week more and more people were rallying around the show;, they thought it was great. There are a lot of ['Project Runway'] addicts in the fashion world."
Is that because the show mirrors some realities in the industry?
"I think part of what is so compelling about 'Project Runway' is how it is a microcosm of the industry, in that there isn't a set formula for success. In the industry, they certainly respond well to talent, but they also respond well to characters, compelling individuals who can really sell and create buzz and excitement. You don't necessarily know where that's going to come from.
One thing that Parsons students are constantly asking visiting designers is what's the next big thing. They say, 'If we knew that, we'd be there!' So it's sort of a bittersweet understanding of how things can or can't be sustained;, if so, for how long. It's one thing to be the flavor of the week;, it's better to be the flavor of the decade."
But as someone said in the first episode, so many designers have gone in and out and had new beginnings in their careers.
"Yes, Michael Kors said something like that to [returning Season 1 contestant] Daniel Franco. Mark Jacobs is a great example of that kind of resiliency."
It seems as if the problem Daniel had in Season 1 was not really executing the task at hand., That happened over and over again last season, even with designers who were clearly talented.
"Yes. [Season 1 contestant] Austin [Scarlett] made a lot of beautiful clothes, but he did not solve the problems at hand. A couture post-office uniform is not going to work."
How have the Season 1 cast members done?
"For all the Season 1 designers, opportunities presented themselves after the show was done;, some were profound. Then it became a matter of individual designers using those opportunities, a matter of how they themselves facilitated them. That's where experience and personal goals came in."
So all of them gained something from the show?
"Certainly for all of them, yes, not just the finalists [there were new opportunities]. Alexandra, Mario, Vanessa — as much as I'd like to never hear from her again, I do hear about her from Austin, who remains in touch with her. Wendy opened a shop in Middleburg, Va., and she's also doing some non-design stuff, which I know from watching that poker show. Kevin Johnn did Heidi's Oscar [gown], and some looks for her in Season 2."
What happened with [Season 1 winner Jay McCarroll] and Heidi Klum? Wasn't he supposed to do her Emmy gown, but then she turned up wearing another designer?
"I'll be perfectly blunt:, Jay's version of that and reality are not the same thing. Jay wasn't listening to his client. I will tell you what he said to me when I challenged why he wasn't listening, and he said, 'It's about time people realize I'm a star too.' Jay hasn't earned diva rights. Heidi has.
[Gunn attended the prime-time Emmys when 'Project Runway' was nominated in a reality category.]
"When you see what happens on the red carpet, how powerful it is … Heidi was more stunning than anyone at the event. She wore Dior. She didn't have a choice.
"I wanted [Jay's] dress to walk the red carpet. But that's what makes it design, not art. You are in service to your client. When you cease being in service to your client, good luck finding someone who buys your clothes."
Even the top designers have to take feedback from customers.
"Of course. Even they do. When buyers go back to the showroom [after a runway show], they say, 'Okay, I need this to have sleeves.' You don't stay in business unless you work with your customers in that manner."
When is Jay's own collection going to debut?
"He will show in February fashion week, — that's the latest report. I wish he had shown in September [at fall fashion week]. As I've said to him many times, he can be forgotten as quickly as he came into the spotlight. He can leave everybody's vocabulary just as quickly as he popped in. He's appearing as a guest star on all these comedies and things — that's a whole other matter. If you really want to be a designer, you have got to do that. I said to him, 'With Season 2, there are 16 new people, 16 new faces for people to learn about.'
"Jay is so talented. He's a great guy. I love him. He shouldn't blow this. If it doesn't happen for him, I blame him. There's a lawyer involved, I think there may be dubious advice there. There are too many voices [in Jay's camp]. He's had other issues;, he needs to get out of Pennsylvania [where he still lives]. He comes to New York frequently, but he still lives there. He also had back surgery, so that derailed him for a month. But it's time now. In another week, it'll be a year [since Season 1 debuted]. It's time."
Do you think, generally speaking, that it's better for a designer to have a personal vision, or be able to amplify and elaborate on trends that are happening in the culture?
"It's much more important to have a personal vision. People have to know a designer's philosophy and point of view. At the same time, good fashion is done in a context — social, cultural, historical. It's really in the here and now. One has to be very mindful of trends and work with what's in the body of knowledge, and work with trend forecasters, which informs fabric choices, colors, fabrics. You really have to be tuned into who you are, though."
But some people have good careers more or less following or elaborating on fashion trends.
"You can definitely do that, for private labels at department stores and things like that. There's a market for it. I would suspect that would not be a [a career at a] designer brand label, it would be [a career] in something else. Then again, you have Ralph Lauren, and there's not really an original design anywhere there. That comes from vintage shops, finding things he loves and replicating them, more or less. But he's one of the greatest successes of marketing ever. We can't have too many of those."
But as you said, there are many avenues to pursue in fashion;, there's not one path to success.
"Most of the people in Season 2 have been involved in the industry in one way or another. In the fashion industry, you can't describe a single culture. Each company and all the designers really have different cultures around them, almost a different vocabulary. That's why we encourage students to have as many internships as they can, because the culture at Donna Karan is going to be very different from the culture at Narciso Rodriguez or Calvin Klein.
It's interesting that so many people who were already in the industry wanted to take part in the show. They must see how it might actually help them in their careers.
"They do, but what's also important is the trajectory they follow after the show. Do they know where they want to go? What's interesting is that what was true of Season 1 is also true of Season 2: The designers who have smaller shops know how to do a lot of the work themselves. Look at Season 1: Kevin Johnn [was working in the industry] but wasn't making clothes. He was working in the sample room;, he was sending technical specs abroad. [Some of the contestants in Season 2] have less immediate experience, or are a little rusty. One of them said to me, 'I saw this as fashion camp.' "
You already knew one Season 2 person, Emmett McCarthy, from Parsons, right?
"I met him when he applied to Parsons as a high school student., I was not his teacher at any point. I did know him, I would see him at industry functions. We were not unfriendly, but were not friends. We really just knew each other from this academic environment. I saw aspects of his character, traits that grew and were enhanced in him [on the show]. In a way, he didn't need the show [because he already had a good job in the industry]. He is typical of a number of Parsons students who were [almost cast in] Season 1 and Season 2. Emmett is one of the few who didn't get eliminated. Emmett's one of the few who didn't say, 'No, I can't do it this summer' [due to fall fashion week commitments]."
What were some major changes from Season 1?
"We started out with 16 designers instead of 12. It took us eight days to [whittle the pool down to] the same 12 we had in Season 1. And we had 16 models at first, so for the first challenge, there were 32 people in the [design] room. That's why I'm shouting [in that episode, to be heard over the din]."
[There's one other major change but Tim wouldn't say what it was. He did say, however, that Diane von Furstenberg guests as a judge during the season].
"The quality of the work is even higher. The elimination process, from where I sat, was very difficult. At a certain point, it's a matter of taste: Any of the people could be in or out."
[Gunn said that, once again, four designers would show at New York's February fashion week, and the winner would be decided after that].
Are the challenges pretty realistic, in your view?
"Yes, it's much more real-world to have these limitations [on time and budget]. Nobody [in the design world] has an unlimited budget. When a bolt of fabric from Thailand doesn't show up, when the runway samples from China get held up, when you have a fitting session as the runway [presentation] is about to start, that's what can really happen. We would definitely have dimensions of the kind of budget tensions and drama you see on the show [in the real world]. These are real constraints."
More on Austin Scarlett.
"He's an example of only being able to see through [his own creative] lens. It's something artful to be able to morph vision that into a situation where you can still bring your point of view but solve the problem for that client. That is a strong designer."
More on Season 1's Kara Saun:
"She does that really well [working with what the client wants]. You give her the parameters of a problem, she'll solve it."
More on Wendy Pepper:
"I have a revised view of her, on reflection. I believe the only time we saw the real Wendy Pepper was at Bryant Park [fashion week runway show]. The Wendy of the other episodes was the game-playing, reality-show Wendy. The fashion designer wasn't there, and we never really knew who she was as a designer. There was this schizophrenia week to week [in her work]. The only time she succeeded is when the brief was so succinct and so well-defined that nothing was ambiguous. If the task was ambiguous at all, she didn't know what to do."
On her shop in Virginia:
"There's a customer for what she does. It's not a fashion town [Wendy's shop is in the Washington, D.C., environs], but there is definitely a customer for her work."
Do you get a lot of people coming up to you and asking you about the show? Do you get recognized a lot?
"Yes. I didn't see that coming at all. It's very surreal. They don't even ask, 'Are you the "Project Runway" guy?' They just start in with questions. People have been very lovely, with a couple of exceptions. One guy, I was walking through my neighborhood, and a guy was on a stoop across the street. He called out, 'Tim, you're killing me with that show. And I'm in construction!' "
"Yes. I didn't see that coming at all. It's very surreal. They don't even ask, 'Are you the "Project Runway" guy?' They just start in with questions. People have been very lovely, with a couple of exceptions. One guy, I was walking through my neighborhood, and a guy was on a stoop across the street. He called out, 'Tim, you're killing me with that show. And I'm in construction!' "


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Congrats to him. Much deserved. All the people saying he isnt playing anywhere near MVP caliber just makes me shake my head ...
TDs: 17th (tied)
Yards: 13th
YDS/A: 12th
YDS/G: 12th
Completion %: 8th
QB Rating: 11th
Team MVP I can absolutely get on board with but league MVP not a chance.
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Round 2: Brian O'Neill OT Pittsburgh
Round 4: Jalyn Holmes DE Ohio State
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Round 6: Ade Aruna DE Tulane
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Its what i have been saying. He is playing like a MVP, top 5 for sure. No way is he being replaced. Before this year he hasnt even played in two full seasons of games, so to say he is going to revert to what he was is completely unfair. This could be who he
Is and he is probably our qb of the future, until Bradford comes back( just kidding)..
I know him being named player of the month is killing some of you, looking at you nephew...
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He has played great and deserves recognition, not sure why that would make anyone mad? Congrats to him and hopefully he keeps it up all the way to the super bowl.
If you want to know how much in the discussion he is there is a very long thread in the main forum, feel free to check how often he's being brought up for MVP to go along with the numbers posted already. He has some work to do to really be in that conversation if we aren't being homers.
I'm sure if we look at Cam Newtons MVP year his passing stats are probably comparable if not worse, and he was 11th in QBR that year. Now, is Keenum Cam Newton? Of course not. But these stats alone arent a good representation of what he's done for this team this season. Again, I'm not saying he IS MVP, I'm saying he's "playing" MVP caliber.
If he wasn't, he wouldnt have gotten this honor.
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I'd go Wentz, the stuff that guy is doing is unreal.
I personally think Case should rightfully get some MVP consideration even though like most of you say he will not win it. Look, if Brady or Wentz go down those teams are pretty much grounded. If the Vikes lose Keenum, well many think its just "next man up" and we'll be fine. Not sure, but all I know is Bradford put up career best numbers and now Keenum has under Pat's offense. Many think Teddy could do so as well.
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Case is 12th in PFF rankings
And just to had fuel to the fire...based off of Teddy's 2 seasons he would be ranked 7th and 11th respectively.
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This add's to my "next man up" as stated above and why some may think Case is replaceable.
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One of the best stories in the NFL must be the Minnesota Vikings. Without their first two preferred quarterbacks, Minnesota continues to get the most out of Case Keenum (80.4). While having his best season, Keenum is being buoyed by one of the best supporting casts in the league, with almost half of his 282 yards Thursday being generated after the catch (including 70 yards gained on passes behind the LOS). Speaking of supporting cast, the Vikings havent lost a game since Dalvin Cook (82.0) went out with an ACL injury in Week 4, with the combination of Latavius Murray and Jerick McKinnon earning 120 rushing yards after contact against Detroit, forcing eight missed tackles in the process.
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Council honours participants in the National Pride of Place Competition
Longford County Council honoured the three local National Pride of Place participants at a recent council meeting.
The competition is hosted by Co-operation Ireland, in conjunction with the all-island Local Authority Steering Forum comprising officials from authorities in both parts of Ireland. The competition seeks to celebrate the work of local groups. Longford County Council nominated Rathmhuire and Dolmen Services, Temperance Hall Committee and Ennybegs Hall Committee to represent County Longford.
Co Mayor Cllr Sean Farrell presented Rathmhuire & Dolmen Services with a special award for their outstanding achievement in winning an award in the category services to the elderly. Ennybegs Hall and the Temperance Hall Committees were also presented with Co-operation Ireland Certificates marking their participation in the Competition. On behalf of Longford County Council, Cllr Sean Farrell thanked the groups for their tremendous effort in representing County Longford in the competition.


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The only problem with them is that they take the music and put it in a lossy format. Some people can't hear the difference, some can. The reason these files aren't traded is they are degraded copies of the lossless files you started with. Sometime you might want to look at a spectral analysis of an mp3 file to see exactly how much you lose. The result is suprising!
The other issue with iPods are those headphones, which, unless you buy a far superior and costly pair, also degrade your sound. The Ipod devices that will handle 20-40 GB's of information can hold lossless files and, since each show approximates 1 GB of information, you can get a lot of information on them for roughly $400.
Sounds like you have a nice workflow going. One thing if you are just burning audio cd's you may look at getting toast 7.0 for burning. Since a few versions ago you can put the flac files into toast and select to burn an audio CD. No need to run it through xACT. This won't work for .shn as it's a compression scheme and not a Audio codec which flac is. Takes a big step out of the equation. Lately it seem slike my iPod is my main audio player and I don't burn audio Cd's much. SO I've found a nice converter that works great. It's called Sound Converter and you can find it on version tracker. Cost is $10 and worth EVERY cent. So I've been taking flac or shn files directly to 256 VBR MP3 files. Depending on processor and ram it does not take to long. But as long as it sounds good on the other side I'm ok with the time it takes. It will also convert just about any format to any format. Very cool. Of course the MP3's are for personal use and never traded. I do give them away sometimes though.
I'm thinking of investing in a HDCD player - any thoughts?
"From day to day, just lettin' it ride,
You get so far away from how it feels inside,
You can't let go, 'cause you're afraid to fall,
But the day may come when you can't feel at all."
Hey Headway...
Im using a iMac g3 (dv) with a LaCie burner. So far, so good. I also have 3 PCs and the Mac seems to be the simplest to get stuff burnt onto disk. Im listening to 4/15/89 that I got off off etree last night. This was all new to me a few weeks ago and Ive got onto the digital bus after years of analog trading. Heres a simple start up which Ive found (with some help).
1) http//db.etree.org
2) DL (flac or shn) to Azureus
3) decode to AIFF or Wav with xACT
4) use a burn prg (I have used iTunes 7.x and "Burn" 1.7
As mentioned I have Audicity for my analog tapes but have yet to experiment much with it as I am re-treading all my tunes from the above method. I just hope it wont take another 7+ years lol..
before i got a computer.i bought a phillips stand alone cd burner with analog in puts.this wont make digital cd,s but will let you make some thing to play,down side is you have to trak thim or you cant skip throug the cd and not to many people will condone this for trading.its ok for personal use but try to get some didgital lossless shows for tradin b&p me some cds and I will make you some
All of you mac users should pick up xACT from Versiontracker.com. It can encode, decode .flac & .shn as well as extract CD's and even write .flac tags. xACT is ALL you need.
If your transfering your tapes, I'd really recomend that unless these are your masters, check bt.etree.org there are so many shows going at all times in both .shn and .flac. Chances are stuff straight from the masters are already done. If your transfring your masters, then seek out either a eridol UA-1X.http://www.onlinemusicstore.com.au/index.php?page=showProduct&id=ROEDUA1X Which takes RCA to a USB device. This will offer much cleaner signal than the analog (mic) input on your mac. There are other devices out there so a little google search.
For recording and editing I recomend SOund Studio. It's NOT free but not much money at all. Most new mac come with it already loaded. It's a nice basic editor. Audacity works well also, however since it is a cross platform program (windows and mac and even linux i believe). The interface is not very mac like and clunky. Again loads of options out there. Check versiontracker.com for pretty much any software you may need for the the mac. A lot of them are freeware most are shareware that costs very little.
Hope this helps some to the fellow macheads out there. I'm not on here alot but I'll try and check back in.
Also if your looking to get into recording shows or even alot of these transfer questions. Tons of info is available at http://www.taperssection.com. You have to register to post but there is a ton of people taping just about everything under the sun. Loads of info.
This stuff is right down my other hobbies alley. I love anything to do with RF and the funny thing is that even when Dan was doing this in the late 80s I didnt get more info. Its good to have that little slice of stuff to put into the ol noggin. I do have a few tapes of the earbud "stage" in the 90s where bobby is saying "I need more Vince" etc... I also recall being at the CalExpo run in 1992 when they were gettting used to the ear buds and they all kept messing with their ears etc.... Thanks for the info guys.
...shall we go, you and I while we can...
hhmmmmm...not to get off topic here, but suffice it to say that if the band was gonna worry about federal agencies investigating them,probably the FCC wasn't at the top of the list! If you have any kind of FM recording, then you might look around for a piece of old audio gear called a "compander". As the name implies, it has the capacity to compress or expand a signal. Garage sales might be a good bet, 'cause I think they stopped makin' 'em in the mid-seventies. Theoretically, they would improve the sound of any FM signal.
Fred, you're welcome! Always nice to be able to shine a little light on stuff like this.Actually the Deer Creek example I used above is the only one I know of, and it's Phil's ear bud that's on the recording.If you're not hearing the voice of a band member before and between some songs,it's not the real deal. Caveat Emptor!
Thanks for the knowledge paisley It was somethig I had heard about, but never could confirm, and I had never heard one of those recordings. Would love to hear any of the earbud recordings if anyone wants to trade, Thanks.
Im not shure of the actual frequencies or eqpt that Healy was running, but I have many tapes from the 88 east coast runs that were recorded that way. I understand that Healy knew that his brodcasts were illegal . Not sure if the FCC caught on to itand thats why he stopped or if he decided to move onto another medium.


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Peter Dille, Senior Vice President of Marketing and PlayStation Network, was proud to present a brand new ad campaign for the PlayStation 3 today. The campaign will be composed of nine TV spots, and though the PS3 has undergone a significant hardware revision, the campaigns focus more on the price of the system and its capabilities.
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On Tuesday, July 15th, Duke Realty kicked off its Wellness Initiative, starting with a presentation on the American Heart Association's "Life's Simple 7™" in association with the Disque Foundation. Chris Peters, a registered nurse with over 15 years treating patients with cardiovascular disease, spoke to associates at our Rosemont, IL offices. He discussed the American Heart Association's "Life's Simple 7™" plan to help people assess the health of their heart and take steps to prevent heart disease before it starts.
Approximately 600,000 people die of heart disease in the US every year - that's one out of every four deaths! These deaths are preventable, with effective ways of reducing modifiable risk factors. In designing the program, the AHA seeks to help build lives free of cardiovascular disease by helping people take control of those risk factors. Chris discussed taking control of 7 steps in heart health: managing blood pressure, increasing activity, managing cholesterol, improving nutrition, weight loss, stopping smoking, and lowering blood sugar. Duke Realty hopes that by managing these 7 steps our associates will live longer, healthier, happier lives.
- Control blood pressure: the single most significant factor, a silent killer! Many people have high blood pressure and do not know it.
- Get active: Sedentary lifestyles contribute to high blood pressure and obesity. Getting active also lowers stress and is enjoyable.
- Lower cholesterol: Cholesterol contributes to plaque formation that can raise your risk of heart attack or stroke.
- Eat better: Improving nutrition helps weight loss, lowers cholesterol, and blood pressure.
- Lose weight: Increased weight raises blood pressure, increases fat deposits in body tissues, contributes to sleep apnea and increases risk of blood clots.
- Don't smoke: Smoking is the number 1 modifiable cause of death. Quitting smoking is difficult and often takes many attempts to succeed but the health benefit is enormous.
- Reduce blood sugar: High blood sugar encourages the growth of plaque in your arteries, raises your risk of diabetes, stroke, and heart disease.
By following these Simple 7™ steps, Duke Realty's associates will be better equipped to improve their health. We will be partnering with the AHA on other heart-friendly events as well, including the upcoming Heart Walk in September. This event will help everyone get active, as well as raise money to fight heart disease. Duke Realty's value of responsibility encourages us all to do the right thing, which includes taking care of our hearts.
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Did So You Think You Can Dance? Judge Robin Antin Have Bad Plastic Surgery?
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So You Think You Can Dance? Judge Robin Antin has caught a lot of flack for having bad plastic surgery. Makemeheal.com investigates whether bad plastic surgery is making the dance expert look older than she is, or just too much make-up.
49-year old Robin Antin created a phenomenon with her Pussycat Dolls pop group and spin-off. Now that she's judging the moves of other dancers on the reality show So You Think You Can Dance?, fans are questioning the dance diva's looks, wondering if she has spent more time undergoing plastic surgery recovery after breast augmentation and Botox and dermal filler injections than she has spent on the dance floor.
The choreographer-turned-entrepreneur likely uses Botox to smooth out her forehead and plumps her lips with fillers like Restylane and Juvederm to help them appear as full and youthful as famous Pussycat-turned-solo-act Nicole Scherzinger (See Make Me Heal's story on Nicole Scherzinger's plastic surgery).
Instead of overdoing the Botox and injecting incessantly, Robin may want to opt for some non-surgical ways to enhance her complexion such as OHT Peptide 3 Anti-Wrinkle Cream, which is great for wrinkles.
Also, she may want to complement her look with more lush eyelashes that can rejuvenate her look using Latisse Eyelash Growth Treatment, the only FDA-approved eyelash treatment for growing and making your lashes longer and fuller.
Rather than relying on fillers and copious amounts of make-up, Robin may want to consider an eyelid lift on her upper lid to help open up her eyes and get rid of some drooping. This would help her look younger and more refreshed and she could wear a little less heavy makeup, which also ages her.
Miami plastic surgeon Dr. Michael Salzhauer says, "Robin Antin does appear to use Botox on her forehead and dermal fillers to her lips. I think she could look much younger if she had an upper Blepharoplasty or eyelid lift to get rid of excess eyelid skin. This could rejuvenate the look of her eyes and face noticeably."
Robin clearly knows how to market young dancers, but she herself might gain a bigger following with a lighter look for her later years.
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Interstate 90 (I-90) is the major east-west transportation route between the ports, industry, and population of the Puget Sound region and the northern United States. Only 50 miles from the Puget Sound is a major north-south mountain range, The Cascade Mountains. I-90 crosses these mountains via Snoqualmie Pass. At just over 3000', Snoqualmie Pass is the lowest pass through the Cascades and therefore a logical site for a major interstate highway.
Even with this low elevation, Snoqualmie Pass averages nearly 450" of snowfall each winter, and over 100" of precipitation a year. These heavy amounts of precipitation, combined with the surrounding mountainous terrain, create areas of avalanche hazard. Add to this a traffic volume in excess of 32,000 vehicles per day and the potential for an avalanche problem becomes apparent.
The WSDOT Avalanche Control Crew at Snoqualmie Pass continually monitors weather and snow pack conditions to determine the avalanche hazard to Interstate 90. Information is gathered at the Pass, and from a system of remote weather stations located in the Central Cascade Mountains of Washington State.
Avalanche control is the process of keeping people and their property safe from avalanches. Two distinct means, Active Avalanche Control and Passive Avalanche Control achieve this. Active avalanche control involves artificially triggering avalanches by use of artillery, explosives, or skis. Passive avalanche control uses natural and manufactured features to prevent avalanches from reaching people or their property. In a highway setting, this may include snow sheds, elevating the highway, or creating a catchment basin to stop the flow of avalanches. Active and passive means are sometimes combined to reduce the frequency of active avalanche control and to reduce the amount of snow that reaches the highway when active control is necessary.
When large volumes of avalanche debris reach the highway it causes extensive delays due to the necessary clean up efforts. Our Avalanche Control Crew not only works to reduce the avalanche threat to the highway, but also to reduce the amount of snow that reaches the road. They work with the maintenance crew to ensure that your travels over Snoqualmie Pass are safe and with as few delays as possible.
At 5432', Chinook Pass is the highest point along SR 410 as it crosses the central Cascade Mountains of Washington State. Chinook Pass connects the Seattle-Tacoma area to Yakima and I-82 on the east side of the Cascades. Chinook Pass crosses the Cascade Mountains just to the north of Mount Rainier.
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I am running Unreal 4.15.3, I have Unreal 4.17 as well. I keep getting an error that says "Plugin 'FMODStudio' failed to load because module 'FMODStudioOculus does not appear to be compatible with the current version of the engine."
I am on Windows 10, and am running FMOD Studio 1.09.06.
I've read solutions online before but I haven't really found one with too much detail for results. Any direction for going forward would be very helpful.
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This means there is an issue with the plugin, any errors can be found by rebuilding the project in Visual Studio.
Make sure the FMOD UE4 Integration you downloaded is compatible with the engine version if you don't want to rebuild it yourself.
The default download at the moment is 1.09.06 for UE4.16, there is a page of other downloads available (http://www.fmod.org/browse-ue4-integration/) at the bottom of the UE4 section including 1.09.06 for UE4.15.
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How many games may I enter in Mind Games®?
You may enter as many games as are eligible.
Entering your latest game(s) into the Mensa Mind Games® competition will reap many benefits. Here's a great place to start if you have questions.
You may enter as many games as are eligible.
We have more than 250 people playing more than 50 games in a three-day period. Because of these time constraints, we need to have at least six copies circulating to ensure that all of the judges have a chance to play the games. It is not uncommon for all of the games to be in play at the same time.
Unfortunately, no — even if you're a Mensan. We pride ourselves on objective evaluation of each game; judges are even discouraged from discussing their opinions amongst themselves. While we are positive that you wouldn't unduly influence even one judge, we just can't take that chance.
All copies of the games are given away to the member judges at the end of the event.
We want consumers to be able to go out and purchase Mensa Select® winners as soon as they are announced. Further, judges rate games on several items, including aesthetics; you will want to enter your game in its final form to optimize your score in that category.
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Chennai: Aiming to provide some relief to small industries affected by the power shortage, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa today announced a series of sops which included waiving VAT on furnace oil used in gensets.
The move came after a delegation of small industry representatives from Coimbatore and others met the Chief Minister here to apprise her of the current situation.
In a statement, Jayalalithaa said she had directed reducing VAT on gensets from the present 14.5 per cent to five per cent, besides extending VAT waiver on furnace oil with retrospective effect from October 1, 2012 to May 31, 2013. She said this would result in a Rs 97 crore loss for government.
Earlier, a similar waiver had been given from February 1, 2012 to September 30, 2012.
Further, the margin money on loans obtained for buying gensets through Tamil Nadu Industrial Investment Corporation has been reduced from 20 per cent to 10 per cent,she said.
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I am not a frozen food connoisseur. That honor I reserve for my boyfriend, who has spent the last 5 of his 28 years exploring options in the freezer section. Naturally, when the time came to test out BOLD Organics gluten-free and dairy-free pizza, he was a wiling subject.
BOLD Organics just joined NFCA's GREAT Business Association, and they sent a few samples so we could get to know their gluten-free products. The pizza is available in four types: Vegan Cheese, Vegetarian, Meat Lovers and Deluxe – all gluten-free, dairy-free and individually boxed, with 2 servings per pie. Knowing that my boyfriend thinks a day isn't complete until he's had meat, I reached for the Deluxe, which is topped with sausage, pepperoni, and (thankfully) vegetables.
The pizza was easy to prepare. Preheat oven to 450 degrees, place pizza directly on oven rack, and bake for about 20 minutes. A quick broil to crisp up the top, and you're ready to eat.
When the pizza was cooked, the vegetables looked a little soggy. A result of the frozen veggies thawing directly on top of the pizza, and an outcome that befalls many frozen entrees. I feared that the pizza crust suffered the same fate, but not the case. In fact, the crust was quite good: crispy on the bottom, with a slighly doughy bite. No chemical aftertaste, either. The meat was tasty with a nice amount of salt, though my boyfriend said he would have preferred a more rustic cut of sausage, instead of the mini meatball shapes.
Most surprising was the sauce. It was sweet and tomato-y, but with a knock of spice – the kind that sneaks in between the corners of your mouth. I wouldn't recommend this if you have a sensitive palate, but it's a great addition that sets the pizza apart.
As for the dairy-free cheese, I had no qualms with it, but my boyfriend could tell that it didn't melt the same way as a traditional mozzarella. Even with that criticism, he gave the pizza a thumbs up, plus bonus points for the tasty crust.
BOLD Organics Gluten-Free, Dairy-Free Pizzas are just starting to hit stores. Visit the company's website to find out if they're available near you.
Can I ask area of the country you would find that in? I'm in central Illinois and I'm having a heck of a time finding enough organic frozen pizzas to review for my show.
Hi Eric. It doesn't appear to be available in your area yet, but you may want to contact the company directly to see if they can ship you a special order.
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What is business process management (BPM)? It's a dicipline to design, control, analyze, and improve operational business processes allowing process improvement methodology and enabling technology to be affectively combined, automating execution and coordinating human participation.
We already heard about previous process-centric management approach like six sigma, and lean in the past. So, what makes it different? You could say that BPM is helping them by embraces them and enables them with new tools and capabilities.
Business Process Management (BPM) is useful, powerful and potentially very accessible. But, with so many analysts, consultants, publications and vendors weighing in with their own perspective and opinions, it can be very confusing. The talk about BPM is also frequently tied to SOA (service oriented architecture) because they complement each other. Hence that SOA is also quite hype around big enterprises.
So now, are you interested to know more about BPM? You might want to check out this website, The BPM Dummies. It's not a all in one website about BPM. This is a website of a book, called BPM Basics for Dummies.
Wait a minute, there's a catch on the website. Because it's not telling you to buy the book but to download the e-book for free (legally).You are also being introduced to Ed N. Sand, the new COO of Globalcorp and a BPM dummies. Ed is your typical C level "people person" who thinks BPM will turn him to the dark side. Meet Ed in these 2 animation episodes. It's quite hilarious.
What about the book? I never like for dummies book series. Usually they only cover simple stuff and make it hard to understand with long paragraph and such a thick book about everything. I just don't get it. If I were a dummy, I don't want to read such an exhausting book.
So when I heard that the book is only around 65 pages on the Chief Operating Ostrich Part 2, I kind of want to see it. The book itself is quite good because it covers the basics in a jiffy.
Whether you are a business manager or an Information Technology practitioner, the book will provide valuable information about what BPM can do for you—and how to apply it.
This includes:
- Core concepts and practical ideas.
- A primer for getting started with BPM.
- A step-by-step guide for implementing BPM successfully.
- A compilation of resources that you can go to for additional help or continued education.
If you're wondering why they are giving away the book, here is why. As you can see the book is a Software AG special edition. The writers are also Software AG people. If you're guessing Software AG is one of the player in BPM, then you're right.
You could say that this is a great way to do a propaganda. While other players, like IBM or tibco just posting videos on youtube, they came up with an animated videos and a free e-book. And the website is also a good example for marketing a book, with the character, animation, and quiz. It's entertaining.
Anyway if you're done with BPM or more interested with SOA, they are also giving away e-book about it.


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Sydney: Former England player Geoffrey Boycott has said that the nation`s batting in the Ashes has been poor and it is the pathetic Australian batting coupled with England`s bowling that has got them out of jail on most occasions.
According to Boycott in his column published in the Sydney Morning Herald, the top three England batsmen, Alastair Cook, Joe Root and Jonathan Trott, have not been in good form in the Ashes and some of the others like Root, that made him shake his head in disbelief.
The former player said that Kevin Pietersen came out smoking probably because he has a point to prove after the fuss about Hot Spot but he wrongly played the non-spinning off-spinner with half a bat, giving an easy catch.
Boycott said that even Jonny Bairstow did not use the review system well and at this level, it was not just about talent but also about using your brain.


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"The Abstract Expressionists have been cannonized and mythologized to such an extent by popular culture, that the reality of the most important American Art Movement is difficult to experience from the recent books and treatises on the subject. Painters Painting, itself an important art work by film-maker Emile de Antonio, propels us back into that existentialist time in such a complete and satisfying way, that we finish feeling like we just had dinner ourselves with all the suspects of the time at the Cedar Tavern . We discover even the notorious critic Hilton Kramer has a face. From deKooning to Warhol, the musings of the artists include Frankenthaler, Hoffman, Motherwell, Barnett Newman (my personal favorite in this film: "I believe that art theory is to me as an artist what ornithology must be for the birds"), Johns, Rauschenberg, Noland, Olitsky, Pavia, Poons, and Frank Stella. Interviews include the controversial Clement Greenberg at his best. As you can tell from the artist list, the film begins with Abstract Expressionism, winds its way through Hard-Edge and Color Field painting, before it finishes with the Grande Dame of the New York Art Scene of the 60's, Andy Warhol. This is a documentary not to be missed."
De-mystifying the process.
John B. Woodward III | 01/08/1999
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"You smile when you watch these artist attempt to affix words to their work. It's a painful task, but De Antonio's conversational style turns an interview with even the most laconic of artists into an entertaining and instructive ride. (deKooning, 'Painters aren't so clever')."
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Play It By Ear | Sacramento, CA United States | 08/03/2005
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"I cannot believe that this documentary is so hard to find. I never thought I would be able to find a copy in my lifetime. One appeared about a month ago at a reasonable price and I cannot believe my luck in picking up a copy. Remarkable 116 minute documentary by Emile de Antonio. The artists that appear in this film are very relaxed and forthcoming. There is no dumbing down here but it is not esoteric either. Unique product. My copy is well worn so I will have to copy it to my computer and make a DVD or VCD copy because eventually all VHS degrades further until it dies. This is required viewing for anyone who is crazy enough to have painting on his mind every day of his life like I do."
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"This film/video is rich with ideas, thoughts, philosophies, humour and it gives a wonderful glimpse into this period in American painting.
It includes Interviews with Abstract Expressionists De Kooning, Frankenthaler, Newman and more, Pop artist Andy Warhol, Post Abstract Expressionists Rauschenberg and Johns as well as with some of the color field painters and some critics and patrons. Each offers valuable insight into the creative thinking process. The interviews are broken up and collaged together. It's not a formal video and takes a conversational tone.
Critic Clement Greenberg and Gallery owner Leo Castelli are also among those interviewed.
I never tire of this film, it always stimulates new thoughts and revelations about the artistic process and about this period."


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A fierce battle is being waged behind the scenes for control of North Korea as Kim Jong-il prepares to anoint his successor, it has emerged.
Factional in-fighting has broken out between Chang Song-taek, the rogue state's second-in-command, and a group of senior reform-minded officials, according to a source who has recently met people at the highest levels of the North Korean government.
The battle between the two sides comes as Kim Jong-il, the 68-year-old "Dear Leader", is in frail health and no concrete succession plan has yet to emerge.
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Mike Payne speaks on aspiring to use ultimate as a means to re-engage our kids and the general public on sports as a vehicle for good values.
Miranda Roth-Knowles elaborated on what "spirited play" actually entailed and discussed conflict resolution at her YUCC presentation.
What is the current state of girls ultimate? This and more is discussed at the YUCC Girls Ultimate Panel.
William Bartram provides a discussion of the conceptual framework for youth ultimate events will enable organizers and coaches to work together to meet needs and promote growth of the sport at a local
How are we teaching ultimate players of tomorrow? Mike Lovinguth, USAU's Youth and Education Programs lead, spoke at YUCC 2014 on his approach to PE curriculum design.
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The problem of developing and evaluating a personalized, competency-based modular instructional strategy was chosen to offer an alternative to the traditional lecture method in a laboratory food and nutrition course at the university level. The content of the course was divided into modules with competency-based objectives. Students passing the pretest for a particular module were exempt from taking that module. When the competencies associated with a module had been achieved, students requested the module posttest. There were 109 students in the modular instruction group and a control group of 64 students studied under the traditional lecture method. Cognitive test scores for students using modular instruction were higher, but not significantly. Psychomotor scores for the modular group were significantly higher. Student reactions to the modular program were positive and several were able to complete the course in less than the required 15 weeks. (Author/JAB)
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Complete scoreboard of the fifth and final one-day international between Sri Lanka and Australia on Monday:
Fall of wickets: 1-4 (Marsh), 2-71 (Ponting), 3-127 (Watson), 4-146 (M. Hussey), 5-167 (Clarke), 6-210 (D. Hussey), 7-211 (Johnson), 8-211 (Hastings), 9-211 (Doherty), 10-211 (Haddin).
Bowling: Malinga 8-2-35-3 (nb2, w2), Eranga 8-2-45-2 (w5), Prasanna 10-1-37-1, Mathews 3-0-6-1, J. Mendis 8-0-35-0, A. Mendis 9.1-0-49-3 (w1).
Sri Lanka:
Fall of wickets: 1-4 (Tharanga), 2-12 (Sangakkara), 3-33 (Dilshan), 4-144 (Silva), 5-195 (Jayawardene), 6-209 (Mathews).
Bowling: Johnson 10-0-45-1 (w4), Pattinson 10-1-41-2 (w1), Doherty 10-0-54-2, Hastings 10-0-28-0 (w8), Watson 6-0-33-1 (w2), D. Hussey 1-0-5-0.
Result: Sri Lanka win by four wickets
Series result: Australia clinch five-match series 3-2
Toss: Sri Lanka
Umpires: Asad Rauf (PAK) and Ranmore Martinesz (SRI)
TV umpire: Tony Hill (NZL)
Match referee: Javagal Srinath (IND)
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Peter Melov, Live Food Activist and Sal Anthony, Soft Capitalist
I've just posted some multimedia about this intriguing, outspoken and let's face it, super buff Aussie social activist, Peter Melov:
MOVIE: Peter Melov Live Food Cooking Class - 3-part video showing us how to make his signature chocolate balls, loaves and not fishes
Photo Gallery of the class
Melov's credo: Coconut!
"A medium chain saturated fat that is understood by the human body."
However, he is adamant his cooking is really just to sweeten people up for his real message, that of social awareness about the sinister politics of the food pyramid - and what he believes are the lies and propaganda we ingest along with bad food, thereby supporting big Pharma, conglomerates and other organizations that feed the need for greed.
"My family think I'm crazy," he says. His family are medicos and apparently "obese, got acne, health issues ..."
I met Peter after eyeing off his caco-nib-studded chocolate balls at the Bondi Junction weekend market, Sydney. A magnet for a cyclist who'd just done a 40km spin for sure. One bit and the brain tells you - this food is real, it's alive. It's just ... satisfying.
Ancient grains like quinoa and buckwheat - never modern GMO wheat - are sprouted and used as the carb in most of his cakes, breads, soups and burgers. A bucket of fermenting vegetables - which the unintiated would throw on the compost heap - is used as a piquant flavoring. Coconut in all its forms is used as the fat and binder, blackstrap molasses is the sweetener and Magnesium Chloride is considered a vital sprinkle in everything.
Two large food processors are his tools of the trade - the addition of either chocolate not to the creamy, fluffy white base results in either a main course dish or dessert.
"The idea is one simple formula you can use in many ways, to make cooking easy, not a headache, therefore making being healthy easier," he says.
I can't work out if he has a website - Googling him gives inconclusive results, but you can contact him by email perhaps: petermelov at tpg dot com dot au, and at his incognito shop at 244 Oxford St Bondi Junction, opposite Macro Wholefoods.
UPDATE: There IS a website ...
Ph. 612 9369 4040 (or from overseas, +61 2 9369 40404)
I promise you, the food is worth the trip to the weekend market.
Sal Anthony on Soft Capitalism
Meanwhile thousands of miles from Sydney, I stumbled across both the raw food restaurant and "movement salon" of Sal Anthony, an Italian restauranteur turned raw food and fitness convert.
Sal use to operate an established eaterie in Manhattan's Little Italy ... until the landlords hiked the rent higher than Paris Hilton's sari. So he closed it and concentrated on his other places, while advancing his health and wellness cause.
If you look at the "Vanish America" video on his site he talks about the notion of "soft capitalism."
Soft capitalism, according to Sal, is where 4 people sit down at a table, and when you get up all four have made a bit of money. As opposed to one person making out and the other three being left dead in the water.
I like this soft capitalism, I fantasize about a society run like this. Imagine if Obama or Cain came out with this as a platform!
At his Movement Salon you can get into all kinds of prosthetic acrobatics using his AIM Yoga, Pilates and Gyrotonic machines. On first glance, a station looks like a cross between a fully fitted-out 4 poster of fantasy and a workout device you can operate without even getting out of bed.
"It's fantastic," said a young Russian client who says she buys the packages and comes at least once or twice a week.
Less exotic (and less expensive) are his Yoga and Pilates classes, which you can buy from as little as $12.50-$15 a class as packages - that soft capitalism again.
"My aim is to have a class that's a bit more affordable to make it accessible."
Without locking you into a monthly gym membership, it's a bargain for NYC, I'm told, though on my budget, if it was $10 a class I'd buy a bunch. I did one class for $15 and it was excellent.
Even more excellent is the free soup, bread and cake served daily to customers - although his raw food menu doesn't quite extend to his Salon. For that you have to go round the corner, where I tried one of his carob balls. There were different to Peter Melov's - based on dates, nuts and carob rather than coconut, quinoa and currents.
Like Peter's recipe, it was delicious - not too sweet.
Which goes to proved there are many ways to make good food by spurning processed ingredients and old methods.
"No more ossobuco for you!" I told Sal cheekily.
"And I make a damn good ossobuco too!" he twinkled.
Link to this article:
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Liberals have been up in arms over billionaire businessman Donald Trump's front-runner status during the Republican primary. Several liberals have threatened to leave the country, and now some are trying to organize violent protests to stop Trump.
All these actions make Trump even more loved to his already devoted fan base.
The Sacramento Bee reported that something California Gov. Jerry Brown said may have Trump supporters even more convinced that Trump is the right choice for the presidency.
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Gov. Brown stated that if Trump were elected, California may just have to build a wall around itself to "protect" itself from the rest of the country. Even if Trump isn't elected, he should build that wall anyway.
"If Trump were ever elected, we'd have to build a wall around California to defend ourselves from the rest of this country," Brown stated. "By the way that is a joke. We don't like walls, we like bridges."
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Brown is one of the more liberal governors California has had — and that's saying something. He has signed some excessively liberal legislation pertaining to illegal aliens, such as giving them driver's licenses and allowing them to receive government aid for college.
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Despite the title, there's nothing wooden about Cirque Alfonse's joyous, homespun circus show. Originally created in a Quebec barn, it features three generations of the Carabinier family (including two-year-old Arthur), a local band and some friends who just happen to have worked with some major-league circus outfits. And, of course, it features plenty of logs, transformed into balancing apparatus or used as a substitute for a Russian bar. It's a show that seems to imply Monty Python were right in believing all lumberjacks are in a permanent state of delirious happiness.
There's plenty to make audiences of all ages cheerful, not least a truly epic display of male facial hair and such a delightfully casual approach to axe-juggling that you wonder why you have never previously considered what a rewarding activity this could be for all the family. Of course, the slightly amateurish quality is, like the 1940s retro veneer, entirely contrived, perhaps with the honourable exception of 65-year-old grandad Alan Carabinier, who is hoisted into the air bungee-style and offers a touch of the kind of inoffensive toilet humour that always delights five-year-old boys.
The folksiness of the enterprise is heightened by the merriness of the band, Julie Carabinier Lépine's clog-dancing and the pleasing sense that these burly men might all suddenly pop out and lop down a few of the scrawny trees on the South Bank. Indeed, there's a scarily thrilling sequence involving a large saw with shark-like teeth (definitely don't try this at home), although the most impressive moments come in a balancing act performed by a male trio. The show slightly outstays its welcome and never develops beyond its initial conceit, but the performers' unpretentious pleasure in their own prowess is infectious.
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