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Jenny Hansen
Margie, I hear you in my head and I use your lessons.
Here are some ways I apply your lessons:
- When I know a scene isn't working and I don't know why, I get out my multiple highlighters and EDITS the hell out of it. That always tells me why it's "wrong."
- When the emotion of this memoir is too much for me, I think about all the families that need this story, and suck it up.
- When I want to be lazy or I hate a sentence, I hear your voice telling me that cliches and boring sentences are an invitation to readers skip or put down a story.
- When I don't want to write, I hear you in my head saying "NYT! NYT!" and it draws me to the keyboard to "earn me some of that."
Mary Karlik, MFA
Immersion is one of those things that's hard to describe. You really have to experience it to understand how absolutely mind-blowing amazing it is. Margie teaches more than just editing techniques. She teaches how to breathe a soul into your manuscript.
Carol Ann Erhardt
"Before taking Margie's workshop, my writing was ho-hum. Margie showed me how to ratchet up the suspense and breathe life into my characters. Since taking the workshop, I finaled for an Eppie award, and I'm getting five star reviews!"
Margaret Crowley
"I booked Margie to give her Empowering Characters' Emotions Workshop for Central Ohio Fiction Writers. Because her techniques apply to all genres, it was easy to attract writers from outside our chapter. I got such an overwhelming response, I had to book a bigger classroom. Margie still managed to connect with each student, making sure they understood how her psychologically-based techniques could improve their work. Attendees were so pleased, several joined our writing group afterwards."
"When I first sent my manuscript to a freelance editor, she said: "This novel has no emotion. You need to take Margie Lawson's class." So I took your class, right? Then, this week I just got it back again from a different freelance editor and the first thing she said was, 'I'm glad to see a lot of emotion in this story. That's one thing that I get the most frustrated with in the many pieces I've critiqued.'"
Jennifer Talty
"As Mini Con conference coordinator for Central New York RWA chapter, I bring in speakers that will help authors at all levels of their careers. Margie Lawson's workshops offer unique and practical tactics to teach writers how to craft a best seller. Not only is Margie engaging as a speaker, but her energy level is contagious. Many authors e-mailed thanking me for bringing her to our chapter and shared how her hands-on approach has improved their writing. I highly recommend Margie and all of her workshops. What you will learn will take your work to a new level."
C. Taylor
"I just attended your workshop in Toronto on Saturday and I wanted to let you know that I was so thrilled to learn as much as I did!
I immediately came home and worked on highlighting two books: One that I really enjoyed and the other I really didn't. I was amazed. The one I didn't enjoy had so much yellow, my highlighter nearly ran out of ink. The other, had every color on almost every page. Thank you so much!"
See you on the NYT Best seller list.
Linda Covella
"I constantly think how different and IMPROVED my writing is because of your teachings. I can't gush enough. 🙂 No class or book has come close to making the difference that your classes have. Your Empowering Characters' Emotions and Deep Editing classes have pushed my writing to a new level. With your tools, I'm more inspired, excited, and confident in my writing than I've ever been."
Susan Gee Heino
"Margie Lawson's workshop, Empowering Characters' Emotions, was just what I needed to infuse extra oomph into my WIP. It's amazing what a handful of highlighters and some out-of-the-box thinking can do. Her exercises on the four levels of emotion not only helped my characters, but empowered me as well."
Cheryl Wyatt
"I LOVED Margie Lawson's class. WOW. WOW. WOW. Wish I would have discovered her sooner. Fabulous. My writing will soar to the next level. She's an incredible teacher and such a fun teacher. Great lady. I plan to take all her online courses.
A friend who attended RWA National said that at the Steeple Hill spotlight, editors Krista Stroever and Melissa Endlich mentioned my books and how they have this depth of emotion that makes them cry. They said that's the kind of emotive writing they want to see from authors trying to break in. Margie, I know I have you to thank for the strong core of emotion that people say are in my books. Thank you for bringing your wealth of knowledge and sharing with us. You truly are amazing."
Lisa Cooke
"I used Margie's empowering techniques when working on my revisions for TEXAS HOLD HIM. They really intensified the climactic scene and strengthened my manuscript over all. TEXAS HOLD HIM has since been picked up by Dorchester Publishing and was released in April!"
Nicola Marsh
"Once again a heartfelt thank you for your brilliant course. I'm singing your praises (cliché alert!) to every writer I know 🙂 Your 'Deep Editing' course gave me the opportunity to take my writing to the next level. Enlightening. Informative. Brilliant. Can't recommend it highly enough."
Dana McEndree
"WOW! What a powerhouse of information you have in your Lecture Packets. So much to absorb, even though I have studied them thoroughly. I credit your lectures with showing me how to take my writing to the next level, that of being published, as I did this year with HEART OF THE DRUAE, (Black Lyon Publishing, Ancient Times Romance Line opener), my finalist from the Colorado Gold 2007. Whenever I can, I rave about your Lecture Packets as the single most comprehensive work on best-selling-writing-techniques available! You don't mind if I brag on you a little, do you? Thanks again!"
Margaret Crowley
"I use the psychologically-based techniques I learned in Margie's Empowering Characters' Emotions class to add texture and flavor to my writing. Margie taught me that a visceral response will outdo an adverb every time. Now my heroine's heart no long beats loudly – it pounds like a drunk in an old western dragging his tin cup across the jail bars."
Karin Gillespie
"I loved your class and will use your DEEP EDITING techniques in books to come. Thanks again. I'll be telling all of my author friends."
Cherry Vanderbeke
"When I'm reading, I'm LOOKing at the words, reading the story. The EDITS system takes me to a whole new level – helps me truly SEE what's missing, over-used patterns, my strengths and opportunities. And even more importantly, it helps me SEE how to make my writing shine."
Diana Cosby
"Margie Lawson's EDITS System — Powerful tools to ramp up your story from luke warm to a blistering hot NYT Bestseller!"
CJ Lyons
"Margie's Empowering Characters' Emotions and Deep Editing classes not only helped me to get in touch with my characters' visceral reactions, they also showed me ways to use my characters' emotions to drive my plots in compelling and evocative new directions!"
Ginger Duran
"Defeat Self Defeating Behaviors Class is one of the most focused, useful, inspiring classes it has been my privilege to take. Margie's insight and encouragement can take the most self-defeating personality and turn it into an SDB-whomping, enthusiastic-goal-meeting machine!"
Colleen Coble
"The workshop I went to last month was the best I've ever been to, bar none. And I've been to plenty. LOL Margie's workshop was so awesome, I've asked her to do an Early Bird at the American Christian Fiction Writers Conference. I'm going over my notes from what she taught before I start my next book, and she's a genius, pure and simple."
Salvatore "Sam" Falco
"After I took Margie Lawson's Master Class at a conference two years ago, the quality of my writing improved by an order of magnitude. Margie's trademark EDITS system is the perfect diagnostic tool for any fiction writer. Her insight into the psychological and literary tools that make bestselling fiction crackle is deep and powerful. I can hardly wait to attend another of Margie's Master Classes."
Devon Gray
"WOW! I'm not anywhere close to finishing your courses and already it has made a tremendous difference in my writing. The EDITS system is pure brilliance! Just what I needed to help me see the weak areas of my manuscript. I know moving forward I will write differently. I can't wait to finish reading all the materials. Then I'll read them again! Thank you so much for sharing your talent."
Marie-Claude Bourque
"I bought Margie's DEEP EDITING Lecture Packet when I was 1/3 into editing ANCIENT WHISPERS. After I used her EDITS System and did some Deep Editing, my critique partners couldn't believe the changes in my writing. I have to say that my entire manuscript was Deep Edited before I entered the American Title Contest. ANCIENT WHISPERS is my first manuscript. Winning the American Title V has given me tremendous validation for my writing."
Amy Wang
"I can't say enough about your class. I was one of the many lurkers who were madly following along with all the lessons and homework. What a whirlwind month! I learned so much, and I will continue to learn from your lessons. Thank you so much for your time and lack of sleep."
Jagi Lamplighter Wright
"Normally, writing books and such are useless to me. They are too dry in their approach and do not present the information in a way I find usable. Only Donald Maass's book has worked for me in the past. But the moment I saw your comments on Jeri Smith-Ready's website and your website, I had hope that your approach would be workable for me.
Well, I got sooo much out of your class last fall! Four things really stuck with me: adding pink, making descriptions fresh, adding a touch of ping-pong dialogue, and using the EDITS system to check the balance of the scene to see if anything is missing.
I'm not saying that if you looked at my manuscript, you would see enough of these things all the time — but you'd sure see a lot more than there used to be. I felt so good when my husband (award-winning author) read a phrase of my pink and exclaimed, "Oh, that's good. I've never heard it phrased that way before!"
Leanne Ihmel
"I looked back at the changes I made during Margie's on-line deep edits class and was amazed at what I had written. There was no way I could have been the one to write those words. Add to that Margie's extremely constructive feedback and I 'think' I have something to sell."
Randy Ingermanson, Ph. D.
"In the twenty years I've been writing fiction, two teachers have astounded me with their insights and taught me something radically new: Dwight Swain and Margie Lawson. Margie has made an enormous splash among novelists with her Deep Editing class and her Empowering Character Emotions class. I absolutely love her work. After reading Margie's material on nonverbal communication and empowering character emotions, something clicked in my brain. Fiction is about giving readers a powerful emotional experience. Margie taught me new ways to empower my writing."
Allison Brennan
"Margie Lawson, a brilliant psychologist, teaches a class on editing that, ahem, truly tested me. She uses color-coding to dissect writing in order to empower your stories. Yes, color-coding (sheesh, does everyone else use color-coding? Am I the only black-and-white writer out there? Black=ink; white=paper.) But I learned from Margie how to fix my prose. When I edit, I usually read outloud–and sometimes, the rhythm is off but I don't know why. While I don't get out my highlighter and start marking up my manuscript, I think about her advice on weak words, unnecessary repetition, and finding the emotional key of the scene. I was able to absorb her lectures and use the lessons that fit in with my writing style."
Lisa Tuttle
"I was taking Empowering Characters' Emotions when a writing contest deadline approached. Figuring a contest was a good way to see if the ECE techniques really worked, I pulled out an older book that had been thoroughly rejected by editors, agents, and contest judges. I invested a few hours into highlighting, analyzing, and rewriting the first chapter, then sent in the entry. When the finalists were announced, my name was on the list! ECE helped me to see what was wrong with my writing and gave me tools to fix it. I learned so much in ECE, I signed up for Deep Editing and am thoroughly enjoying that one too!"
Elizabeth Essex
"I've attended one of Margie's all-day seminars, taken all her online classes; attended her workshops at RWA conferences, and flown to Colorado to attend her four-day Immersion class. Margie taught me to challenge and push myself to make the hard changes from the first page of a manuscript until the very last. Working with Margie, you'll have the tools to make every single word count."
Lara Chapman
"What you learn from Margie is a writing-career changer! You will never look at your writing the same way again. Regardless of where you are in your writing – newbie or multi-published – Margie will teach you how to write a page-turner."
Laura Drake
"When I took my first Margie Lawson class, the paradigm shift I experienced was more like an earthquake — I saw everything differently. I took more of her classes. I finished the book, and dusted off my drawer-dweller in her Masters Class. I sold both books in a three book deal to Grand Central. A few months later I got a contract for a fourth book. And I recently got contracted for three more books! I have Margie to thank for teaching me how to deep edit to get power on every page."
Jaye Wells
"Margie Lawson's classes are the perfect choice for authors looking to take their writing craft to the next level. I take her workshops and classes whenever my schedule allows and always walk away better for it. She demands hard work, but the results can not be denied. Margie will make you a better writer."
Tracy Brogan
"I've taken several of Margie's classes and each one has been a gem. My first was "Defeating Self-Defeating Behaviors" and it was exactly what I needed to jumpstart my career and overcome the obstacles in my way. Now I'm a best-selling RITA finalist, but I still review my notes from Margie's lessons whenever I'm about to edit a manuscript. Her online courses provide a way to learn while working around your schedule, but taking a course with her in person is as energizing as it is educational. A it's just plain fun! She gets to the heart of an author's voice and pulls out the best from each sentence. Margie is masterful at teaching writers how to fully engage the reader, elicit their emotions, and thrill them with a fabulous story."
Katie McGarry
"Margie Lawson's classes helped take my writing to the next level to become published."
Romily Bernard
"Your classes (both online and at the Georgia writing conference) changed my life!! My YA debut sold in a three-book, pre-empt to Harper Collins. Phoebe was so very complimentary about the way I render emotion and tension on the page and I know I have you to thank!"


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It's almost hard to believe that there are just twelve regular season games left for the 2010 Duke Blue Devils Men's Basketball team. When the Blue Devils take to the hardwood against Florida State tonight in Cameron Indoor Stadium, the outcome is of dire importance. But, then again, they are all important for the team is entering the stretch run, one that will sort out the standings before the tournaments begin in a mere 42 days.
Duke will have five more home games after tonight's clash with the Seminoles and it's no secret that teams must protect the home court in the balanced ACC this season. The lone non-conference home game left is with Tulsa in a contest likely scheduled to simulate a first round type match up against a mid-major. After that, four conference foes in Georgia Tech, Maryland, Virginia Tech and North Carolina come to Durham.
But despite the importance of tonight's home game, the picture will likely shake out for the Blue Devils on the road. After a stunning loss to N.C. State on a night when the Wolfpack shot lights out, Duke righted the ship by defeating Clemson on the road in one of their grittier efforts of the season.
Greg Monroe and Georgetown are on the schedule for this Saturday and that will be a war in D.C. This game could have seeding implications, but then again so could any of them. Still, one must admit that the Hoyas and Blue Devils are a marquee match-up smacking of an NCAA atmosphere.
The Blue Devils will later have two consecutive ACC road games twice and Miami sandwiched in between. The first of the two are early February match-ups at Boston College and arch rival North Carolina. Later, in late February and early March, Duke travels to Virginia and Maryland before the Senior Day finale against the Tar Heels in a game that will see Brian Zoubek, Lance Thomas and Jon Scheyer's farewell to Cameron Indoor Stadium and home fans.
So, it's time to beam in and pay attention folks for this is the thick of the college basketball season, one which fans point to year round and there are just 12 regular season games to go. It should be fun to watch and see how this team develops as each game becomes a war.
While looking ahead can be fun, taking them one at a time is the way this Duke team will approach these games. That's fine by me for sometimes you can blink and it seems like the season is twenty games old and after tonight's key home game against Florida State, the season is indeed twenty games old.


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U.S. current account deficit fell in third quarter
WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. current account trade deficit narrowed in the July-September quarter to the smallest level since late 2010, but the improvement may not last.
The deficit fell to $107.5 billion in the third quarter, down 9 percent from the second quarter imbalance of $118.1 billion, the Commerce Department reported Tuesday. It was the lowest trade gap since the final three months of 2010.
The current account is the broadest measure of trade. It tracks the sale of merchandise and services between nations as well as investment flows. Economists watch the current account as a sign of how much the United States needs to borrow from foreigners.
Many economists predict the deficit will widen in coming quarters, in part because a global slowdown is dampening demand for American exports.
A debt crisis has pushed much of Europe into recession. The region accounts for about one-fifth of U.S. export sales. And other major export markets, including China, India and Brazil, have experienced slower growth.
The current account deficit hit an all-time high of $800.6 billion in 2006. It then shrank after a deep recession reduced U.S. demand for foreign goods by a greater amount than U.S. export sales diminished. The trade gap began widening again after the recession ended in June 2009.
The improvement in the current account in the third quarter reflected a decline in the deficit on goods and a small increase in the surplus on services, led by a gain in foreign earnings made by U.S. companies providing financial services, insurance and professional services. The surplus on investment earnings narrowed to $50.8 billion, down from $52.1 billion in the second quarter.
The deficit in the monthly trade report, which just tracks merchandise and services, increased in October as U.S. exports fell by a larger margin than imports, a development that was seen as a sign that slower global growth was beginning to weigh on the U.S. economy.
The overall economy grew at an annual rate of 2.7 percent in the July-September quarter, but many economists believe growth has slowed to less than 2 percent in the current quarter. They believe that consumers and businesses have grown more cautious about spending and making investments because of the uncertainty over what Congress will do about the "fiscal cliff."
That is the term used for the increases in taxes and spending cuts that will occur automatically in January unless Congress and President Barack Obama reach a budget deal to avert them. Economists have warned that the adverse impact on the economy will be great enough to push the country back into a recession.


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Big Brake Booster Installation Kit
I'm offering an installation kit for those who want to use the larger S-10 brake booster for off road race car use from Summit that many are using.
This is the booster you need to order:
This is a brand new booster. Not rebuilt. Powder coated black finish.
See the story here:
Developed by Phil from Coventry RI in early 2006. Phil had the idea to try a larger brake larger booster in a Fiero and he started the big brake booster topic on the forum.
Using the Summit booster was the idea of 85GT_3800SC, Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada in early 2015. 85GT_3800SC bought the Summit booster and it proved to be exactly the same booster used in the S-10. He could not find a suitable banjo that fit so he fabricated his own then asked me to have some made so he and others could also use the Summit booster.
Easy to install:
Just put some Loctite on the threads of the Summit booster and screw the banjo extension on.
You also need to drill out the rivets from your old Fiero brake booster to remove the bracket and install the bracket on this Summit booster. Easy to do. The bracket that is bolted to this Summit brake booster is not used. No other parts are needed.
You do need to make (hammer) a depression in the steel inner fender for this larger booster to fit. This is fairly easy to do.
Installation notes: The black rubber boot that comes with the Summit booster is not used for the Fiero installation.The Fiero uses the OEM white plastic tube piece to seal the area between the booster and the firewall. This make sure no air enters the cabin from the front trunk area. The front trunk is sealed so this is maybe not absolutely necessary and some may choose to use the rubber boot and not the white plastic sleeve. Take the original Fiero white plastic tube and transfer it to the new Summit booster. Some have told me there may also be an early and late GM Fiero booster that has different size tube or boot? If some let me know I can edit this plastic sleeve/boot advice I have listed here. Let me know what works for you.
An installation trick from Curtis Kosley: First bolt the Fiero bracket to the new brake booster. Then cut the studs flush to the face of these four nuts. This gives you the maximum amount of clearance to get the four nuts on when attaching the new booster to the firewall.
Rick Maybury <rick.maybury@
Just installed your Fiero Big Brake Booster installation kit along with the recommended Summit brake booster. It's everything that everyone has said it would be. Gives the Fiero the braking ability that it should have been designed with at inception. The installation kit banjo is thoughtfully machined to perfectly match the Summit booster rod including machined flats that make it easy to tighten the two parts together. Was not surprised that it worked so well ... just sorry that I waited so long to do the mod. This belongs on every Fiero.
The Summit brake booster and my brake banjo kit have proven to be the most popular choice in installing a larger booster by Fiero owners!
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text: I know this is an old thread but I will tell you what I added to our new to us boat this last summer. Let me start by say hi and been its great reading, couldn't post for awhile Thanks Katie for clearing that up. We are the 3rd owners of our 1988 Liberty Bell she is 52 x 15 single level. Got her the 1st of July, moved up from a 1972 Stardust that I had more money than brains in. See was made in Wi for a rental boat and made like a tank and with simple strait forward systems. But being built for a rental they didn't put air in her nor did the last owner. Also the wiring was not up to handling air. Only 2 breakers 15 and 20 amp with 12g wire from the shore power to the breakers. So we redid some of the wiring, added a main panel with a selector switch and breakers. We also added 2 roof top air units. After much reading and research and talking with the engineers at Coleman I went with their 13500btu Mach3 POWER SAVER model and here is way. It will run and start off a gen as small as the Honda 2000 and you can run 2 of them off a 30 amp shore power they only draw 10.2 amps each running. We ran our 2 in the last bit of the heatwave last summer with our gas elc frig on, two small battery Chargers on tv, lights at night with no problems. Just to see if I could pop the breaker, I ran our small microwave too, didn't pop. I look at putting marine air in but it was just not possible with the duct work and the amount of btu's that was recommended was eye popping to say the least.


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The "this" is news that the Rays gave Evan Longoria a six-year $100 million contract extension.
Very interesting, since they're not an organization that usually hangs on to its stars and certainly not for that kind of dough. The Yankees have their own third baseman with an expensive contract, so maybe I'm particularly wary of Longoria's. But good for the Rays if they believe their guy is the face of the franchise and for paying him to stay.
The "that" is the press release I just got about Nolan Ryan's cookbook. Yes, you read that right.
Apparently, he's been selling beef for a while and now he's going to tell us how to cook our beef. From the release:
The Nolan Ryan Beef Cookbook will include 75 to 100 of Ryan's favorite family recipes, some of which are identical to what Ryan grew up eating in his mother's kitchen. These recipes will emphasize Texas BBQ and grilling, along with traditional Sunday Dinner favorites, but will also include roasting, pan searing, scoring, braising, and deep-frying. Never-before-told stories from Ryan's playing days, and, more recently, from the era as CEO of the two time defending AL Champion Texas Rangers, will play a major part in the book as well.
Ryan has tested countless recipes and found the chef who understands his hunger for authentic, easy-to-prepare Texas beef dishes..Cristobal Vazquez, aka "Chef Cris," is chef to the Ryans as well as the Texas Rangers. In addition to holding the prestigious title of Chef de Cuisine from the American Culinary Foundation, Chef Cris has won multiple awards around the country for his beef recipes.
What's next? A vegan cookbook by Prince Fielder?


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I shot the CK presentation yesterday and what a goldmine that was. Literally. I could not have been happier about it. Models? Yoga? Models? Yoga? Needless to say the models won out. And it turned out to be a lot of fun. Not only was I able to get much needed relief from the cold and wet outside, but I discovered the most beautiful Russian girl. Her name is Katty and she's with NY Models.
Don't get too excited, there were other highlights. Like Wilhelmina's new Russian hottie Vlad, who everyone is talking about. Not a bad way to start the day, huh?
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Let's imagine that we have a tridimensional metal object of infinite size, and decide to calculate the resistance between two arbitrary points. How would we go about doing this?
I have thought of two possibilities for calculating this, the first one being an adaptation of the conductivity (S/m) using the Pythagorean theorem to find a distance and isolating the resistance from there, treating it like we would treat an electrolytic liquid.
The second possibility I have been thinking about would be a 3-dimentional adaptation of the infinite-resistors problem (which I have only seen in 2d).
Would one of these methods result in giving a decent approximation, or would another method give better results?


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Join us at the 13th Annual Manufacturing Leadership Summit, June 12 - 14, 2017 for Manufacturing 4.0 in Action and participate in the conversations that are shaping the future of manufacturing. The global manufacturing industry is entering an era of radical change. Driven by new, transformative cyber-physical technologies, manufacturing companies around the world are now envisioning a future state for the manufacturing industry that will change the rules of competition, how work will be performed, how companies will be organized, and how leadership must lead. Following the major historical industrial transformations driven by steam, electricity and electronics, we term this future state: Manufacturing 4.0. Imagine highly intelligent, agile, information-driven factories that can respond rapidly to change. Envision connected sensor networks and advanced data analytics, and entirely new, customized smart products and services. Realize new potential for leadership and enterprise value. Manufacturing 4.0 promises to touch every function and aspect of the manufacturing enterprise – from the plant floor, to leadership roles and business models.


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This week in the world of cartoons, Finn & Jake get a visit form an old pal on Adventure Time, Archer spends some time at the U.S. border, and Fishlegs takes the spotlight on Dragons: Riders of Berk.
We also pay homage to what are very likely the next to last episodes of Green Lantern: TAS and Young Justice: Invasion. They will be missed.
TMNT & Gravity Falls are off this week, but should return on March 15th. Ultimate Spider-Man is currently on hiatus. As always - minor spoilers ahead!
Green Lantern: The Animated Series – "Ranx"
In the next to last episode of Green Lantern: TAS, the Lanterns learn that the decapitated head of the Anti-Monitor is indeed in working order.
Check out this clip for some excellent banter between Hal Jordan and Guy Gardner, as we learn John Stewart is now the new Green Lantern of Earth.
Young Justice: Invasion – "Summit"
It's the next to last episode of Young Justice: Invasion , so sparks will be flying as the team battles the Reach.
Check out this clip for some Light versus Reach action.
Adventure Time – "The Great Bird Man"
Finn & Jake head into the Bad Lands this episode from Monday in search of the Great Bird Man.
Along the way Finn & Jake meet an interesting character, the former Goblin King Xergiok, who is now much, much more chill.
Regular Show – "That's My Television"
Staying in line with the quirkiness of the Regular Show, Mordecai and Rigby attend a panel celebrating their favorite 1980s television star, a talking robot named RGB2.
It turns out that RGB2 is a prisoner of the television studio, so Mordecai and Rigby attempt to free him in this episode from Monday.
Dragons: Riders of Berk – "Gem of a Different Color"
Fishlegs takes the lead in this episode, as he uncovers a glowing gemstone and becomes the target of a pack of Changewings.
Archer – "Coyote Lovely"
This week, ISIS sends out Archer, Cyril, and Lana stop a human trafficking operation.
Archer falls in love with one of the ring-leaders, shoots Cyril, begins to believe he is autistic, gets some unlicensed surgery, and befriends a loving new mother figure. That's one hell of a show.
Archer clips are possibly NSFW. It's Saturday morning — you can probably risk it.
Top image courtesy of FX. Dragons: Riders of Berk airs Wednesdays on Cartoon Network. Green Lantern, Young Justice, and Clone Wars air Saturday mornings on Cartoon Network. Archer airs Thursday nights on FX, while Adventure Time airs Monday night on Cartoon Network.


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Stagecoach Country Music Festival artist Sarah Jarosz, who plays progressive bluegrass and other styles, performed Friday afternoon at the Mustang stage.
Austin's own Jarosz, who played at 4:20 p.m. with Alex Hargreaves and Nathaniel Smith, has been nominated three times for a Grammy award and has been described as a "newgrass prodigy."
The 22-year-old spoke to the Los Angeles News Group earlier in the week to talk about the festival and more.
Q: You have been nominated three times for a Grammy (in Country Instrumental, Folk, American Roots song). How important is it to you to win one and why? Do you put a lot of importance on awards in general? Why or why not?
A: It's a huge honor to have already been nominated for three Grammys at such a young age. I've had great experiences both times I've attended the awards. Generally, I don't place a lot of importance on awards because that's not really the motivation behind the music. I'd still be doing this even if those kinds of things didn't exist. However, it certainly is a huge honor to be nominated, especially when it's alongside so many of my musical friends and heroes.
Q: How do you write a song for release?
A: Writing is usually a solitary process for me, but in the last couple of years I've been branching out and doing some co-writing, which has been a very rewarding process. When I write on my own, it's usually a combination of collecting lyrical and melodic ideas and piecing things together over time. Sometimes though, the songs do seem to just come together in one piece. Co-writing is a bit of different process because you really have to sort of bear your soul to somebody else. You have to lay it all out on the table to get to the good stuff. Sometimes that works, and sometimes it doesn't. But when it does, it's a pretty special feeling to have shared in the process of creating a song with someone else.
Q: You play a lot of instruments. Do you have a favorite instrument to play?
A: It's too hard to pick a favorite instrument! I love them all. I guess I'm really drawn to my octave mandolin as of late. It just seems to be my ideal instrument. Having started out as a mandolin player, it allows me to use my knowledge of that instrument while still having the depth and lower end that a guitar brings to the table. But I really do love to switch it up and incorporate them all into my music.
Q: What musical genre do you fall into?
A: It's hard to say what genre my music is. I certainly grew up in a bluegrass/newgrass setting, but I don't really consider the songs I'm writing these days to fit that description. I guess I'm hesitant to use any one genre to describe my music because I feel like I'm influenced by so many different styles, and I try to incorporate bits and pieces of that into what I do. So naturally, there is a progression of sorts between albums, just based on the different sounds and music that I'm exposed to along the way.
Q: Do you like performing live in front of an audience more than say playing with other musicians in a studio or just rehearsing?
A: I love performing live, but I equally love just sitting around with friends and playing music for fun. Some of my fondest memories are from really impromptu jam sessions at festivals and shows. But it's that sort of thing that feeds into the energy of getting up on a stage and performing for audiences. I find that if I go too long without playing music for the sheer joy of it, I sort of forget why I'm doing it in the first place. It's all about the balance for me. I'm constantly trying to put myself in situations that push me musically because ultimately that's what inspires me to want to get up on a stage and play for other people.


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February 7: Lewis & Clark College Two-day Symposium CANCELED DUE TO THE WEATHER
Day #1: Friday, February 7, 3:00 - 5:15 pm; Day #2: Saturday, February 8, 9:30 - 6:00 pm. 0615 SW Palatine Hill Road, Portland, Miller Hall. Free, but please register (link at bottom of page under "Web Links). A free two-day symposium, "You Must Revise Your Life" – Stafford at 100, a Celebration and Reassessment, will be held on the Lewis & Clark campus featuring faculty, students, staff, scholars, and poets. The symposium is an opportunity to see Stafford's influence on the arts as a whole, look at his work as a photographer, and reflect on his influence on music, art, and the written word.
Day 1: February 7, 3:00 - 5:15 pm
3:00 pm: Welcome and introduction to the Stafford Archives
3:10-3:50 pm: Panel #1: Stafford's Archive in the Classroom
4:00-5:30 pm: Stafford in Pictures: Digital exposition of Stafford photos
4:00-4:15 pm: Opening address and Photography Archive: Introduction by College Archives
4:15-5:15 pm: Panel #2: Stafford the Photographer
Day 2: February 8, 9:30 am – 6:00 pm
Same Location as above.
9:30 am: Continental Breakfast and Welcome
9:55 am: Abayo Animashaun "Ode to Bill Stafford"
10:00-10:50 am: Panel #1: The Stafford Archive and Bibliography
11:00-12:00 pm: Panel #2: Stafford at 100, a Reconsideration by Three Poets
12:00-1:00 pm: Lunch
1:00-2:00 pm: Panel #3: Stafford and the Practice of Teaching
2:00-2:15 pm: Coffee Break
2:15-3:15 pm: Panel #4: Stafford at 100, a Reconsideration by Two Scholars
3:30-4:00 pm: Poets Address
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5:00-6:00 pm: Reception and Closing Remarks
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Android, iOS Duke It Out for Smartphone Ad Supremacy - iPad's in the Ring Alone
Oct 26, 2011 9:31 AM PT
Android has become the platform for mobile advertisers to target, it would seem, based on separate reports from ABI Research and Millennial Media.
Android served up more ad impressions overall in Q3 than rival iOS, at 56 percent, Millennial Media reported. For its part, ABI Media noted that in Q2, Android overtook iOS to become the market share leader in mobile application downloads. The market shares of Android and iOS were 44 percent and 31 percent, respectively, ABI said.
Still A Murky Picture
The conclusions to be drawn from the statistics are hardly clear-cut, though. For instance, even though Android leads in total mobile application downloads, Apple beats it on a per user basis by two to one, as ABI Research pointed out.
Even though iOS ad impressions are behind Android, their numbers have grown an astounding 60 percent year-over-year, Millennial Media noted.
In particular, iPad impressions grew 456 percent, and iPod touch impressions grew 30 percent year-over-year.
Perhaps the most compelling stat of all: 97 percent of all ad impressions on tablets in the U.S. are on the iPad, Millennial found.
Android Cannot Be Ignored
Despite this nuanced view of the marketplace, some definitive conclusions can be drawn for advertisers.
For starters, Android is becoming increasingly attractive to advertisers, said Andrea Ryan, account specialist and mobile team lead at iProspect.
"Android has broadened the demographic of smartphone users by offering a wide range of devices at various price levels, providing advertisers the opportunity to reach a wider audience, both in numbers and demographics, and inviting retailers of all shapes and sizes into the world of mobile advertising," Ryan told the E-Commerce Times.
A Question of Timing
There is speculation, though, that Apple's numbers may have taken a slight dip in anticipation of the release of the iPhone 4S.
"I definitely would say that was a factor in this past quarter's numbers," Dan Shay, an analyst with ABI Research, told the E-Commerce Times. "Also, in the last quarter there was a surge of Android devices that hit the market."
Android will still be leading next quarter, he predicted, "but the gap will not be as wide as it was for this past quarter."
With Apple's expansion to Sprint's network, the industry can expect to see a sizable increase in sales this quarter in addition to growth for the holiday season, Ryan said.
Also, there is a reason that Apple users download more apps on a per user basis, she noted, and it's one that should translate into expanding market share.
"iPhone and iPad users are more likely to be loyal to their apps," she said. "The strict app approval process for Apple makes a waste-of-a-download app harder to come by on iOS, leaving iOS users more likely to be pleased with their apps."
The bottom line for developers and advertisers, at least those targeting the smartphone market, is not to just focus on the Android platform, said Shay. "The Apple platform is topnotch. There is, however, the overwhelming effect of so many Android devices on the market."
Apple's Grip on Tablets
Perhaps the one sure thing for the mobile ad industry is Apple's firm grip on the tablet market.
Apple's dominant lead -- more than 97 percent of all ad impressions on tablets in the U.S. -- is due to many factors, said Dale Carr, CEO of Leadbolt.
That includes "the superior nature of their device," Carr told the E-Commerce Times, "and the fact that the sales strategy for the diverse Android tablet market is not as strong or compelling as it is on the phone, and that tablets are made by smaller manufacturers."
Indeed, growth figures for the tablet market are almost unnecessary at this point in the cycle, said Suzy Sandberg, president of PM Digital.
Leaving aside just the sheer number of iPad owners, "for advertisers, the iPad is a medium that they are flocking to because of the size and creativity the ad units can do," Sandberg told the E-Commerce Times. "Advertising on the iPad is probably becoming part of many media plans."


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Norwich-based Naked Wines was set up in 2008 by former Virgin Wines and Virgin Money chief Rowan Gormley and a handful of colleagues.
In less than five years its amassed 250,000 customers and picked up a string of wine industry awards as well as more general accolades including UK Online Business of the Year.
So what's all the fuss about?
In their own words 'Naked Wines set out to do things differently and in the process find a worldwide crop of talented, undiscovered wine-makers and set them up in business'.
To help do this they created 'Wine Angels' – a band of around 150,000 customers who pay £20-a-month which collectively frees up £36million a year to invest up-front in Naked's independent wine-makers.
In return the Angels get up to 50% off the price of Naked's exclusive wines and if they don't spend their investment – they get their money back. They also join an online community in which they can have their say on wines and new initiatives.
So far the company's invested in more than 100 wine-makers from 13 countries, has set up retail operations in Australia and the United States and ships an average 20,000 bottles a day. It also grew sales by 57% last year to make its first profit.
It all sounds very impressive but how good are their wines?
I caught up with Naked during their annual summer tasting tour which this year saw them visit 10 cities in 10 days with 35 wine-makers in tow. Incidentally like many tastings, entry was a great-value £15 which was refunded on purchase of a 12-bottle case. So with 100 wines on show...why wouldn't you?
I sampled around 40 wines in three hours and the quality was generally excellent. With limited space I'll concentrate on the stars.
Spain's Carlos Rodriguez was voted the Angels' Winemaker of the Year in 2012 and it's easy to see why.
His two riojas superbly illustrated the region's modern and more traditional styles. His youthful award-winning Morum Garnacha 2011 is, unusually for rioja, made purely from the grape the French call grenache. Without the heavy oak aging of many riojas it's bursting with red fruit flavours, cherry and spice.
Rodriquez's Rioja Reserva 2007 is a more typical wine from Spain's famed wine-making region and equally quaffable with flavours and aromas of cherry, blackcurrant, liquorice and all the good things you'd expect from well-balanced oak.
The Garnacha's full price is £10.99 and the Reserva £13.49 but they come with a £27% discount for Angels. Rodriquez's Albamisa Albarino 2011 (£9.49 for Angels) is also good.
Burly South African Bruwer Raats looks like a Spingbok prop yet it was to the last football World Cup that he referred to so proudly. Specialising in chenin blanc and cabernet franc at his Stellensbosch estate Bruwer has gained huge critical acclaim and has been with Naked since its creation by South African Gormley.
Raats Family Chenin Blanc 2009 is as special as it is different.
The wine was chosen ahead of 300 others as the white for the FIFA's prestigious Captains' Dinner at the last World Cup. Made from old vines and part-oaked, it's concentrated, complex and bone-dry with butterscotch, citrus and spice.
Raats describes it as a 'profound wine that changes perspective'. Well said. At £15.99 – or £11.99 for Angels – it should be tried at least once.
The odd-sounding Picpoul de Pinet white varietal has gained a modest foothold on UK shelves in recent years. Angel-funded and their 2011 Winemaker of the Year Benjamin Darnault has conjured up a particularly good one in France's Languedoc-Roussillon region. His 2012 Picpoul de Pinet is packed with aromas and flavours of apple and peach and costs just £7.99 for Angels. It's easy to see why they like him.
Other stand-out wines included Languedoc's Domaine O'Vineyards Proprieters Reserve 2008 ultra-concentrated Bordeaux blend. The complex Ocaso Torrontes 2011 and seriously floral Maurico Lorca Angel's Selection Torrontes 2012 show the two sides of a white grape that Argentina's made its own. Both are excellent.


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There is a wide variety of cuff bracelets available in the market. These are available in varying sizes and materials. These imitation bracelets have been a part of human culture since ancient ages and are still widely popular. In this article we shall have a look at the various categories of cuff bracelets available in the market today at the disposal of the consumer.
Noble Metal Cuffs
These cuffs are made of noble metals like gold, silver and platinum of varying purities. These fall under the category of Fine jewelry. Pure Gold is an extremely soft metal and often needs to be alloyed with other metals to be used in making jewellery. The addition of the alloy leads to a variation in the color of the gold. The various colors created thus include, rose gold, white gold, yellow and also a combination of these.
These metals can be easily molded to create various designs and shapes. These cuffs may be engraved with certain precious or semi-precious stones or these cuffs may simply be a product of a metal sheet that has been beaten to form a semi-circular cuff that goes around the wrist. Since these noble metals are very malleable, noble cuffs can come in a variety of designs and widths.
Semi-precious stones such as topaz, agate, and turquoise can be incorporated into other cuffs and set into a metal band. There are cuffs that have precious gemstones such as rubies, diamonds and emeralds encrusted in them for those looking for the finest of fine jewellery.
Costume Jewellery Cuffs
The jewellery that does not include the use of precious metals or stones in its making is known as costume jewellery. The cuffs that fall under this category are not created to be worn on special occasions rather are designed to be worn every day. These cuffs are immensely popular with young women and girls. These cuffs are usually made with the use of metals such as stainless steel, bronze, copper or pewter or some other alloys. There are a number of these cuffs that are available in sterling silver. Costume jewelry, unlike fine jewelry, does not involve the use of precious gemstones. These cuffs usually have rhinestones, cubic zirconia, glass paste gems or semi-precious stones set in them.
Woven Wristband Cuff
The loose knitted or woven cuff is another very popular category of the cuff bracelet. These often include the use of elasticated wristbands with the some imitation gemstones set in them such as hematite, diamante, cheap crystal or some other imitation stones. Being popular among teenage girls, these cuffs also make a much popular gift item for these girls.
Tribal Cuffs
Hemp, coral, leather, turquoise, jade or other semi-precious stones are either used as inlay or set as whole in these cuffs. The image of these cuffs is generally that of being cost effective but still some of these cuffs can be made with the use of gold. However, silver is more popular than gold when it comes to tribal cuffs. Turquoise is often paired with sterling silver to create the patent look of these cuffs which is that of tribal art.
As we have seen, there is a wide variety of cuff bracelets available in the market. For those who want to buy or those who are involved with the business of selling cuff wholesale, it is essential to develop a basic understanding of the differences involved in the various categories of these cuffs. It is essential to have a working knowledge of what makes a particular cuff different from the other and what makes it special. There are imitation cuffs, costume cuffs and custom made cuffs, apart from these cuffs, available in the market. As buyers or as sellers, it is essential of study thoroughly and gain insight into the nuances of differences that make these cuffs different from one another.


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Betty Lou Gilmartin – Saunderstown
Betty Lou (Anderson) Gilmartin, 72, of Saunderstown, passed away at home on Friday, February 28, 2014. She was the wife of the late Joseph T. Gilmartin, III. Born in Cranston, she was the daughter of the late Arthur G. Anderson and Winifred (Peck) McCauley.
Mrs. Gilmartin was employed with the North Kingstown School Department for many years until her retirement. She was a loving wife, mother, and grandmother, devoted to her family. She was a member of the North Kingstown United Methodist Church, an avid sports fan, and enjoyed attending sporting events for her children and grandchildren. She took great pride in being their greatest fan, whether it was on the field, court, mat or stage, attending where ever and whenever they played. She was an ever present fixture on the sideline and in the audience.
She leaves her five loving children: Linda J. Hancock and her husband Reuben of Cumberland, Patricia A. Ponte and her husband Anthony of Wakefield, Joseph A. Gilmartin of Narragansett, Judy L. Gilmartin of North Kingstown, and Robyn Gail Gilmartin of Bath, N.H. She was the cherished grandmother of 17 grandchildren, 3 great-grandchildren, and sister of Thomas E. Anderson of Warwick and Raymond A. Anderson of Tunnel Hill, Ga.
Her Funeral Service will be held Thursday, March 6, 2014 at 11 a.m. in The North Kingstown United Methodist Church, 450 Boston Neck Road, North Kingstown. Burial will follow in Pawtuxet Memorial Park, Warwick. Relatives and friends are invited and may call on Wednesday from 4:00 to 7:00 pm in THE CRANSTON-MURPHY FUNERAL HOME of WICKFORD, 140 West Main Street, Wickford Village, North Kingstown. Kindly omit flowers. Gifts in her memory to the North Kingstown High School Athletics Booster Club, Senior Scholarship Fund, P.O. Box 1257, North Kingstown, RI 02852 will be appreciated. For online messages of condolence, kindly visit www.CranstonMurphy.com


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Uncovering the Truth About the Underground Railroad
When people heard I was writing about the Underground Railroad – a 19th-century network of Americans helping slaves to escape – for my novel "The Last Runaway," here are some of the responses I got:
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Better and legal, is what people are saying about the Bidxcel opportunity.
Penny auctions are sprouting up everywhere it seems. Things started in the direct selling industry with Zeek Rewards but then came Bidify and now there are half a dozen penny auctions all wanting a piece of the pie. But what about the eCommerce business opportunity, Bidxcel?
The Co-founders of Bidxcel are Andrew Bracken and David Hofer, both with many years of business experience in Fortune 500 companies, and years working in the penny auctions industry. Their goal is to build a superior auction site with an affiliate and network marketing component to their compensation plan. Andrew and David bring a combined experience of over 30 years of high level corporate management and IT platforms that have been recognized worldwide.
The Bidxcel IT department is run by Co-Owner David Hofer who has worked for Microsoft, Intel and AT & T. The IT department has the top of the line, the latest technology, MLM software system and experienced IT staff to run it.
The back end data management is managed by the same company that manages the largest penny auction in the world! They have the best systems, best architecture and integrations that will be sustainable for massive growth.
Richard Anzalone, V.P. of Sales, knows the network marketing industry inside and out with his 20 years of experience, both as a field leader and serving in key corporate roles.
The business opportunity is actually combined with two business models: Bidxcel and Xcelbids.
Xcelbids is the eCommerce site with a retail mall and 3 platforms of auctions; one of which is penny auctions.
Bidxcel is the back office, if you will, that supports the affiliates as well as the network marketers within Bidxcel.
The Bidxcel Compensation Plan is broke down in a way that you can make money by referring customers to your Xcelbids website to shop and use bids thus allowing you a piece of the profit sharing and / or you can grow your Bidxcel business by adding affiliates to your 3 x 9 'placed' matrix. You can participate in some or all of the available income streams within Bidxcel.
Bidxcel seems to be thinking and thinking about Kevin Thompson, who has done work for Bidify, and attorney Richard Waak who has done a lot of work with Zeek Rewards. Bidxcel also has in-house attorney David Koerner ensuring legal compliance. David has 25 years experience in the network marketing industry.
With eCommerce growing by 16% a year, 194 billion dollars in 2011, shopping online is now more comfortable for the average Internet consumer.
Can Bidxcel take the top spot in eCommerce business opportunities? We can only wait and see how this company will fare in the growing auction site craze.
I have been an online marketer since 1994 and have found a lot of success in this business. I enjoy working from home because since my back injury I need a flexible work schedule. I think a lot of my success stems from the fact that I love to help others succeed.


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Opening night for the Denver Center Theatre Company's production of "Mariela in the Desert" also was the occasion for Ann Padilla and Judi Wolf to invite 65 Hispanic community leaders to a reception before the curtain went up in Ricketson Theatre.
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Guests welcomed by Denver Center chairman Dan Ritchie and DCTC artistic director Kent Thompson included Denver County Cultural Commission member Chrissy Deal; Juana Bordas, president of Mestiza Leadership International; Joe Contreras and Maria Stevenson of La Voz; Jesse Ogas, corporate relations director for ARC Thrift; real estate investor Ruth Sanchez; and Innov8 Solutions partner Ron Montoya and his wife, Naomi.
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The PX2370 displays colors more accurately during movie playback than the XL2370 does, and it has an onscreen display with more-useful features–including one feature we've never seen on a monitor. At only $309–which is $9 more than the XL2370–the PX2370, with its abundance of features and improved movie playback performance, edges out its predecessor in value.
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The 23-inch PX2370 is Samsung's follow-up to the successful SyncMaster XL2370 that it released in 2009. The PX2370 has a more angular look than the XL2370 has, with sharper corners and more-clearly defined edges, as opposed to the XL2370's smoother, rounded corners. The PX2370's panel measures 0.75 inch deep, which is slightly thicker than the XL2370's considerably thin 0.6-inch panel depth. The PX2370's bezel measures 0.9 inch, which is shorter than the XL2370's 1.1-inch bezel and, like the XL2370, it has a plastic transparent overlay that covers its outer edge. The PX2370's full width is 21.9 inches, which about 0.5 inch shorter than the XL2370 is.
The PX2370's screen has a matte finish, and its neck, which shares a similar design with the XL2370, is one of the most aesthetically unique designs we've ever seen. The neck is made of transparent glass; however, the PX2370 doesn't include the bluish crystals found at the bottom of the neck like the XL2370 does, making the PX2370's neck look rather plain. The display's power button is at the bottom center of the bezel; it's a 1.7-inch-wide half circle with a white LED light that illuminates when the display is powered on. The circular foot stand is 9.1 inches in diameter. It wobbles considerably when knocked from the sides, but we feel it's less likely to topple over than the XL2370, in part because it weighs 8.76 pounds, which is about 2 pounds heavier than the XL2370.
The bottom of the display's bezel is 3.8 inches from the desktop, about an inch and a half higher than the XL2370. Like the XL2370, the screen height isn't adjustable and there isn't a screen rotation or pivot option for portrait mode. The capability to tilt the screen back 15 degrees is the only included ergonomic feature.
With the PX2370, Samsung includes the same connection options that it did on the XL2370, including DVI-D, HDMI, and analog and digital audio out. All of the display's connections sit on the back of the display, in the lower midsection of the panel. The ports face backward, instead of down, as on most monitors. Unlike with the XL2370, Samsung didn't recess the PX2370's connections into the monitor, making them easy easier to access.
The XL2370 included an OSD array in the lower right-hand side of the bezel, but Samsung takes a different approach with the PX2370. The buttons on the PX2370 are aligned vertically along the back left of the monitor, so they are invisible from the front. This makes navigating the OSD not as fluid or intuitive as it was on the XL2370. It would be more helpful having the buttons on the front, so it's more clear which button you're pressing.
The OSD button array consists of a Menu button, an Up and Down button, an Enter button, and an Auto button. The Up and Down buttons also double as a brightness and a customizable shortcut button, respectively. Its picture options consist of brightness, contrast, and sharpness. You can also set the color tone to Cool, Normal, Warm or Custom, which lets you change the red, green, and blue attributes individually. There are four presets: Custom, Standard, Game, Cinema, and Dynamic Contrast. Each preset changes the color temperature or brightness of the display to be appropriate to the task you're performing.
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Next is Magic Eco, a power saving feature that lets you set the brightness level to 100, 75, or 50 percent.
In a multimonitor setup, Magic Return shifts all windows and your Windows toolbar from the secondary monitor to the primary monitor when power to the secondary monitor is lost or is simply turned off. However, the feature does not shift the focus from the primary to the secondary if the primary is shut down. Using Windows Vista, we found that after shifting the focus, if we maximized a window, that window would cover the toolbar as well, until we dragged the toolbar around a bit. Also when using it, sometimes windows we expected to open on the primary monitor opened instead on the secondary monitor. It's not a huge concern, but we hope this gets some refinement in future iterations.
Though moving the OSD buttons to the back of the chassis allows the front to retain its unspoiled allure, we lose some of the functional elegance the XL2370 had. Though the PX2370's buttons line up perfectly to their respective menu functions, the fact that we can't see buttons, for all intents and purposes, makes navigating through the menu less intuitive than we'd like. Our preference would be for the buttons to appear on the front like Dell's intuitively designed OSD, seen in the U2710.
There's also an option in the OSD to set the refresh rate of the monitor from Slow to Fast to Faster. However, when we adjusted this setting, we didn't notice any performance difference.
The Samsung PX2370 display has a 16:9 aspect ratio and supports a "Full HD" 1,920×1,080-pixel native resolution. This continues the trend of monitor vendors moving toward a 16:9 aspect ratio from a 16:10 ratio because high-definition content–in particular 1080p movies–can fit onto a 1,920×1,080-pixel screen in full-screen mode without stretching the image.


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Pronunciation: ê-rek-sê-jen-ik • Hear it!
Part of Speech: Adjective
Meaning: Stimulating the appetite, causing a desire for food.
Notes: Today's adjective supports an adverb, orexigenically, and a very rare noun, orexigenesis. One of its components, orexis, is also the medical term for appetite. Now, the negative prefix in Greek, corresponding to English un-, is a(n)-. The [n] appears only before vowels, like the [n] in English a/an. So, anorexic, built on the same word, orexis, means "having no appetite".
In Play: Here is the obvious use of today's word: "Dot Matrix put together a very orexigenic dinner in less than an hour." However, to the extent we can hunger for things other than food, I see no reason why we could not adapt this word for those situations: "I want a series of orexigenic ads that build the viewer's appetite for a new car—our car."
Word History: Today's Good Word is a fake Greek compound put together by a clever scientist at the beginning of the 20th century from orexis "yearning, desire" + genikos "related to the origin or cause". Orexis is a noun from the verb oregein "to stretch, reach for, desire". The root is related to Latin regio "line, direction" and regula "straight rod" from which our word for the measuring rod called the (straight) rule comes from. The concept of being straight and true (right), was long associated with the other kind of ruler, too, Latin rex, regis "king", as in our regal. But then this kind of ruler also has a long reach.
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"If you take female hormones the primary one of which is oestrogen (estrogen), you will undergo a gradual male to female transformation just as a girl does at puberty. As the feminising process is cumulative it takes approximately 3/4 years to attain optimum development from which point you need to keep taking a lower maintenance dose to prevent regression which is the equivalent of post-menopausal women taking HRT.
If you suddenly stop taking female hormones you will suffer headaches as your oestrogen (estrogen) levels drop just as in a female prior to their periods and at the onset of the menopause.
A side benefit of taking oestrogen is that it improves your skin reducing the size of pores and reducing acne and pimples. Skin gradually become softer and smoother. Some experience hot flushes when commencing treatment making getting a good nights sleep difficult in which case taking melatonin will help through this temporary period.
Taking oestrogen can lead to weight gain as it increases levels of ghrelin which is why we offer Reductamin weight loss tablets to counteract this. Although women have some testosterone in their system produced by their adrenal glands it is a fraction of the level in males which is why taking a male hormone blocker referred to as anti-androgens alongside any female hormones is so essential.
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Hamstring limits Crisp to pinch-hit appearance
ANAHEIM -- Coco Crisp was not in the A's lineup Tuesday night for the second game in a row, but manager Bob Melvin said the center fielder's hamstring injury is improving.
"Coco's better, and he was better yesterday," Melvin said prior to the game against the Angels. "We'll see how BP goes today, and that will determine if he can play tomorrow."
Crisp pinch-hit in the A's 10-9, 11-inning win, flying out to center field in the 10th.
Melvin stressed that it's just the hamstring that concerns the A's now, not the wrist Crisp injured last week. With a day off Thursday, it's also feasible Oakland would give Crisp two more days and wait until Friday to bring him back as a starter.
Partially as a result of Crisp not being available, an A's center fielder did not lead off Tuesday for the first time this season.
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Flipping through photos from the Marrakesh Film Festival last night I was overcome with such an overwhelming Sit DOWN BITCH PLEASE I knew I had to share it.
This is Michael Pitt of Boardwalk Empire, his hair newly dark, his girlfriend extra hungry, his lips ultra pouty, his expression uber artistic. Like it's tearing apart his soul to have to have his photo taken. Like he could be writing a song somewhere, simmering in his own filth, inspired by his own stank, new words like Yeats waiting to spring forth from his mouth, but has been forced instead to walk a red carpet surrounded by sycophants who don't understand true creativity and cerebral exploration.
Michael Pitt is being tortured.
Insufferable, non?
Even more so when you consider he's actually quite talented. Totally up his own ass, but also totally convincing and believable on Boardwalk Empire. Some actors you can't separate your personal feelings towards them as you're watching. Michael Pitt I watch as James "Jimmy" Darmody and I'm totally into it. Then the episode ends and it's always – too bad he's such a f-cking twat.
Imagine Michael Pitt and James Franco in a room together...talking? Who would you punch first?
"I went to film school" probably still has a slight edge, non?
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