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PassEQ★★★★☆LOVE this sound of this plugin. Wish I could read the numbers on the GUI though!
SPL Passeq★★★★★I was looking for something like this for a while now: a neat plugin for subtile adjustments. But I got so much more! This one is great. I've got the feeling that everything gets brighter and some sort of closer to the ear in a very pleasant way.
If you put it on an aux-channel to modify a reverb, you can easily put that signal "around" your dry material by using the M/S-button.
SPL PassEq★★★★☆First impressions, I am not going to bore you with terms like punch and other well used terminology. The bottom end added a rich and tasty chocolate sauce to bourbon vanilla ice. The top end required a little more practice, does the Q change when sweeping ? Never the less a very welcome addition to my setup.
PassEq★★★★★For this tool I can say only few things, absolutely excellent for any situation, from mix to mastering stage.I wish all the best to P.A Team,and Happy New Year
Passeq review★★★★★Smooth eq, very transparent and you can dial the frequencies you need to boost or cut easily. The bottom end is so awesome, just brings out a roundness to the track or mix. Great tool, use for mixing and mastering.
Insane Clarity!★★★★★I have the hardware and tried out the demo version of the plugin, I must say the apple does not fall far from the tree! love it on everything! I had to purchase it right after trying it out!
Beautiful EQ★★★★★I use this for mastering mostly, but it's great on individual tracks too. A subtle EQ, nothing edgy about it. Lots of bass like a pultec and the high end is silky sweet. The high frequency boost is a bell, but it can get very wide almost like a shelf. A low end boost/cut is easy to hear. A high end boost is more subtle, but you can really hear the difference when you bypass it. Great for mastering or mix bus. Acoustic guitars come alive without being edgy if that's what you're looking for. On piano you can get lush gorgeous sound, but not so much for a rock track. Mid/side is really useful too.
good price-quality ratio★★★★★Sounds good, specially in MS mode. Great emulation
Beautiful EQ★★★★★This is my go to eq for subtle shaping of buss tracks. LOVE it!!!
SPL Passeq★★★★★SPL Passeq is an absolutely magical EQ. Easy to use and achieve the desired results. High quality EQ plugin for mastering, very smooth and transparent too. This EQ is the best EQ I've ever used.
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We are so close to Christmas 2018 when this review was written and I finally got myself the AKRacing Gaming Desk to go with my AKRacing Footstool and AKRacing Gaming Chair, the only thing left now as an AKRacing Floor Mat to finish my collection.
Now I have already reviewed the Arozzi Arena Gaming Desk and found it amazing and MASSIVE, I was able to use three monitors and have my base unit all on the desk, so why have I gone for a small desk? well to give me more room in my office of course. Yes, having a huge desk has its benefits, however, when you have less room and you need to downgrade then this desk could be for you.
The only thing that has changed when moving to this desk is my base unit is now on the ground, other than that I still have three monitors running and everything else which was on my desk is still there.
So what is the desk specifications? here they are below;
- Table Face Width: 75cm
- Leg Width: 64cm
- Length: 116cm
- Height: 73cm
Now I might have everything all set up now, but this was no easy task, its weighed a tonne, Over 30KG, I had to even help the delivery driver to get it off the van, then the delivery driver had to help me get it up into the office which as he said, is against his working conditions due to health and safety, but as I helped him, he only thought it was right he should help me, so thanks Mr. Delivery Driver.
When opening up, I found that everything was well packaged as always when it comes to AKRacing products, so nothing was damaged, scratched or out of place. Everything just weighed an absolute tonne. Inside, you get a guide to help you build the desk, two heavy legs, the top, a cable tidy and three bags of accessories.
Putting the desk together took some time as I found putting the screws into certain sections was not that easy to accomplish for some reason, but in the end, I managed to build it, and as always I created a video, with the speed increases by 2.15x.
So after building the desk what do, I think of it? does it look good? does it do its job? well, I was able to put everything on this desk apart from the PC Base Unit, but there where questions and improvements I can see could be done. First off the desktop looks amazing, the texture, the detail and design all shine quality and high-end. The front of the desk has a cut-out section which allows you to get a little closer to the desk, well not all gamers are thin some of us have daddy's bellies, or simply a little overweight.
Now you can use the desk without a mouse mat, however, I would not recommend it and you do not have to, as the desk comes with an AKRacing Cloth Mouse Mat, that cover 3/4 of the desk width wise and 1/2 the desk depth wise. The mouse mat is good quality and should be perfectly ok for the majority of gamers. For me, though I wanted to protect the whole table, So I used the AKRacing mouse mat towards the back of the desk and then used the Razer Goliathus Extended Chroma that covered the front of the desk, I rested the keyboard and mouse on that surface. So maybe AKRacing could design a mouse mat surface that fits the whole desk and just leaves out the cut-out section. Making sure that gamers can remove the mouse mat, clean it, replace it or simply not use it. Gamers do tend to use a rather large surface when playing games with mouse and keyboard, so having a surface the covers the desk I feel would make the desk more suitable for more gamers.
Now comes the back of the desk and the cable tidy, now the idea is good, but the final design is lacking, why? I can still see the cables, they are not tidy and it just looks a mess. OK they have used a nice velvet soft material inside which does protect the cables in general, and there are holes that allow you to put cables through, but I fail to see the tidy again. If they created this with a flip-up lid which hides all the cables within the cable tidy section, that would be amazing, think I am going to create one for myself.
Just in case you are unsure of what I mean here is a small video;
This desk looks amazing from the front and overall the design choices can be improved, there is a place to hang your headset underneath, either to the left or right of you, however, I keep hitting them when swiveling my chair in that direction, so yes great idea, but it does get in the way, maybe move it to the side instead of the front.
So you might be thinking, all I have done is moaned and come up with improvements and you would be right, as a reviewer I look at a product and see its issues and offer improvements, but I also see where the product stands out. So I can tell you now, this desk is quality, the structure, the design, the vibrancy of colours, the weight, everything shines Gamer, built for a Gamer, which is something I want to see from AKRacing. All my improvements will make the desk even better, but in its current form there is nothing really wrong with it and a typical gamer will not care. It is a Gaming Desk, it looks like a gaming desk and allows a gamer to have a gaming zone that stands out over his or her friends with their rubbish basic tables or computer desks.
So final thoughts, ignoring the improvements I mentioned this desk is great, having the option to hang your headset somewhere is better than having your headset just hanging around and the ability to somewhat cable manage is there. The addition of a mouse mat does give gamers the choice to use a cloth surface or the hard surface, but using the mouse mat will protect the desks nice textured surface.
If you add all the improvements I mentioned for a better cable management system, moving the headset hanger to the side and offering a full mouse mat to cover the whole desk, will just improve the desk even more, but all this is not needed they are just ideas, which I personally feel can be added.

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Dhikr Allah and feel the touch of God
Can one see with the heart? In the Sufi tradition, the repetitive vocalizing of specific words or phrases (dhikr), when sincerely recited have the unique ability to elevate one's consciousness toward a realm of healing light. This dimension known as al-Haqiqat al-Muhammadiyya or the Muhammadan Reality surrounds all human beings at any given moment. For spiritual seekers of truth who understand divine love, this dimension provides limitless mercy from the darkness created by the lower self.
Just Us Records focuses on the praise of Allah Subhanahu wa ta' ala, the one God of all creation, his final messenger Muhammad, may peace and blessings be upon him, along with Shaikh 'Abd al-Qadir al-Jilani the supreme spiritual saint of Sufism. God willing, through a combination of modern and traditional dhikr, poetry and supplication our records aim to heal the hearts of humankind through reflection. The goal is to turn our listener's attention away from widespread diseases like depression, addiction, fear, and anxiety even for a brief moment. As the prophet Muhammad peace and blessings be upon him once said: "A moment of sincere reflection is worth more than 70 years of worship".
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Mappa Mundi and Chained Library Exhibition at Mappa Mundi and Chained Library
Government Guidelines advise against any non-essential travel and travelling to Herefordshire to holiday or visit your second home cannot be considered to be essential travel.
Please postpone your holidays or visits until a later date when we will be delighted to welcome you..
Mappa Mundi and Chained Library Exhibiti
College Cloisters,
Cathedral Close,
The Mappa Mundi and Chained Library Exhibition at Hereford Cathedral is open all year round and is famous for housing both the medieval map of the world and the chained library.
The world famous Mappa Mundi is the largest surviving medieval map of the world and a unique international treasure. It records how the scholars interpreted the world over 700 years ago and contains more than a thousand drawings and inscriptions, showing cities and towns, Biblical events, plants, animals, birds, strange creatures and monstrous races.
The Chained Library contains 225 illuminated manuscripts with the earliest dating from the eighth century, and over 1.200 early printed books. The books are chained to the 17th century cases where they were housed and read.
Your visit offers the chance to explore our interpretive exhibition, finding out how and why these unique treasures were created. You will ,eet knowledgeable guides and enjoy the current unique temporary exhibition of rare books, archives and artefacts.
Temporary exhibitions include:
12 October 2015 – 2 January 2016
Glimpses of Glory: shrines of the saints, yesterday and today
25 January – 12 March 2016
Exploring the More Parish & Lady Hawkins School Libraries
21 March – 3 September 2016
Medieval faces
An exclusive range of Mappa Mundi posters, postcards, publications and gifts can be purchased from the Cathedral Shop.
Opening details
Various charges apply
In the centre of Hereford
- Guided tours for individuals
- Guided tours for groups


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Although researchers and scientists have gone bonkers these days telling us what's good for our health in general, it is always wise nevertheless to keep an open mind lest we miss a new discovery that actually works.
I have often considered spices a deterrent for ill health when applied in a good cuisine.
A diet rich in hot red chillies, parsley, thyme and camomile seem to boost the brain's function and improves memory and learning, researchers have discovered.
The herbs and spices have high levels of the plant compound Apigenin, which improves neuron formation and strengthens the connections between brain cells, a study shows.
Brazilian scientists said Apigenin, part of a group of compounds called Flavonoids, has the potential to treat diseases such as schizophrenia, depression, Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.
The study in Advances in Regenerative Biology is the first to show direct positive effects of Apigenin on human cells. Laboratory tests showed human stem cells treated with Apigenin become neurons after twenty-five days and make strong, sophisticated connections.
Professor Stevens Rehen of Rio de Janeiro University said: 'The connections are crucial for good brain function, memory consolidation and learning.'
It is certainly welcome news for people of an over-mature age, who suffer some deterioration in memory retention, especially where it concerns familiar names of people and objects. In the circumstances, they are well advised to use spices which in any case enhance the gourmet's appetite while at the same time give the brain a jolt to reactivate its possible languidity.
Being the mug that I am for new discoveries, so says I to spices: 'Here I come and you'd better be alert to serve me well.'


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Proposed Natural Gas Line Expansion to Impact Windham
January 16, 2015
by Barbara O'Brien
The Tennessee Gas Pipeline Company, a subsidiary of Kinder Morgan, is developing the Northeast Energy Direct Project by upgrading infrastructure in Pennsylvania, New York, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Connecticut to help meet an increased demand for natural gas.
Representatives of Kinder Morgan recently met with Windham Selectmen to provide an overview of the proposed project and its potential impact on the region. Kinder Morgan is the largest energy infrastructure company in North America. The corporation owns an interest in or operates approximately 80,000 miles of pipelines and 180 terminals. These pipelines transport natural gas, refined petroleum products, crude oil, carbon dioxide and other products. Kinder Morgan also stores or handles a variety of products and materials at their terminals, such as gasoline, jet fuel, ethanol, coal, petroleum and steel.
According to a representative of Kinder Morgan, New England currently has the highest electricity rates in all of North America. The goal of expanding the existing pipeline is to provide lower cost fuel to power-generating utilities and, thereby, reduce the cost of electricity to consumers. "We are a transport company," said Allen Fore, vice president of Public Affairs, Kinder Morgan. "We get the fuel from where it is and send it to where it's needed." In the past, much of the natural gas had to be transported to New England all the way from the Gulf region. The existing Tennessee Gas Pipeline has been in place for the past 60 years and crosses 10 municipalities in New Hampshire; for a total of 50 miles. These days, however, the sources are much closer to New England, with much of it coming from Pennsylvania. "It's much closer than before and much more abundant," said Fore.
The plan is to install most of the new pipeline adjacent to the two existing Tennessee Gas Pipelines, therefore, limiting the impact on affected communities. The new pipeline will be buried underground, a minimum of three feet deep, and the ground above the pipe will be restored to its natural environment. There will be a new compressor station constructed in New Hampshire, but it won't be in Windham, according to the company's representative. Currently, a compressor station is situated in the Town of Pelham. The two existing pipes are 12 and 20 inches in diameter. The proposed pipeline will likely be either 30 or 36 inches in diameter. Several billion dollars is dedicated to the overall Northeast Energy Direct Project, which includes New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut and Maine.
Kinder Morgan is still in the process of procuring power-generating customers and has just completed the pre-filing process with state and federal agencies. Permit applications are expected to be filed during the fourth quarter of 2015. The earliest possible construction would begin in 2017, with the first natural gas being transported some time in 2018. A maximum of 2.2 billion cubic feet of natural gas could be transported through the pipeline on a daily basis.
"The state and federal governments make the final decision on routes," explained Fore. "Kinder Morgan only makes the proposal." Plans are to coordinate the new natural gaslines with existing power line routes. A minimum 50-foot corridor (right-of-way) is required. "A lot of public input will be sought before any decisions are made," he said.
The new pipeline would cover 2.2 miles in Windham and would affect 46 landowners; each of whom would be financially compensated for the use of their property. "We want to make this project as least impactful as possible," Fore said.
It is anticipated that about 3,000 jobs would be created during the construction process. In addition, Kinder Morgan estimates that Windham would garner an additional $260,000 annually in property taxes once the project is operational.
Marc Kovacs, chairman of the Local Energy Committee, wanted to know if the natural gas would just be transported through New Hampshire, and then exported elsewhere. Fore responded that the gas would be "predominately meant for New England." "The demand is right here," he said. When questioned about the safety of the pipeline, the representative said, "Pipelines are the safest mode of transport."
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The Tennessee Gas Pipeline Company is planning to expand its existing pipeline system to serve the growing demand for interstate natural gas transmission service in the northeastern United States. The Northeast Energy Direct Project is being developed to meet the growing energy needs in the Northeast and, more specifically, the New England region.
TGP plans to host open houses in January and February for the portion of the project located from Wright, N.Y., to Dracut, Mass. Below are the details of two local open houses. All open houses are from 6 to 8 p.m. A light buffet will be served. Landowners will receive notification of the open houses via mail, and ads will be placed in local newspapers to inform the public.
February 18:
Londonderry High School cafeteria; 295 Mammoth Rd., Londonderry
February 19:
White Birch Banquet Hall; 222 Central St., Hudson


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This groundbreaking resource details effective management strategies you can implement from day one so that all students achieve in the classroom.
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#LGBTQ #US #humanrights
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), which enforces federal civil rights laws in workplaces, filed a lawsuit on Monday to protect two restaurant employees who allege anti-gay harassment.The case is part of a broad push the past several years to expand the interpretation of civil rights laws to cover LGBT people – though same sex couples can marry in the US, there are still no laws in place to protect against discrimination.The commission argues their treatment violated Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which bans sex discrimination at work.Because the EEOC is independent, lawyers for the EEOC have held firm that discriminating against employees because they are gay — or are perceived to be gay — is illegal, regardless of what the presidential administration says.
women in America do not have equal rights and now they have less rights, including going to jail for miscarriages in some US states. and those occur naturally
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Stephanie from Here & There Collective shares her essential summer skincare products, all nontoxic.
If you live in a seasonal locale like me, it's important to adjust your skincare routine to account for the variability in weather, the strength of the sun at a given time of year, and participation in outdoor activities.
I use SPF year-round; yes! even in the cold climes of New England, but I switch to additional protection that offers more coverage at a higher SPF for the summer time and also incorporate other products that help to soothe skin exposed to all the wonderful things we love about this time of year—the sun and the ocean!
I also have to take extra precautionary measures to prevent (or at least attempt to prevent!) the worsening of the aggressive patches of melasma I have on my face.
If you struggle with melasma, or are sensitive to hyperpigmentation, it's important to be extra vigilant about the products you're utilizing to ensure that they protect form the sun and help to prevent inflammation from things the seem as innocuous as sweat or even heat, which can be a trigger.
Below are some of my favorite products that I trust and are consistently in my rotation of seasonal skincare products.
I've been a fan of Josh Rosebrook products for a while now. I love that they're made in the U.S.A from entirely planted based organic ingredients and are transparent about their supply chain. The Nutrient Day Cream is very lightweight, does not feel greasy, and, like all Rosebrook products, smells great.
I use the nutrient daycream for year-round sun protection when I'm going to have light exposure to the sun—think driving, running errands, sitting near a window (yep – even that minimal sun exposure warrants sun protection), etc.—and as a base onto which I layer dedicated sunscreen when I'm going to be outside for prolonged periods of time. You wouldn't really notice the non-nano zinc oxide in this moisturizer because it's not chalky and applies without the white cast that most zinc-containing sunscreens leave behind. This SPF is also available in a tinted version.
I use this soothing toner all summer long in the morning and evening, and as a face mist throughout the day if I've been in the sun. Face mist definitely seems a little "extra," but I absolutely feel that it helps soothe inflammation and irritation caused from the sun or after a run on hot day. It's just a great skin boost overall. Pomegranate and red algae extracts aid in hydration and protection against environmental pollutants, while the other amazing ingredients, including resveratrol, brighten and help to even the complexion.
I use this face mist by Josh Rosebrook year round and when I'm traveling because it's available in a travel-friendly bottle. The hydrating accelerator is packed with all sorts of power ingredients like turmeric, sea buckthorn, borage oil, and marula oil. Plus, it smells divine.
Speaking of extra, this jar of gold will set you back a pretty penny. But, by my estimation, is entirely worth it. A cult favorite, The Blue Cocoon is a beauty balm concentrate that melts into a deliciously silky oil that is potent enough to replace all the various oils, lotions, and potions one might use in their skincare regimen, yet sensitive enough to be used in conjunction with even the harshest products (but don't use harsh products!).
I had my first foray into May Lindstrom skincare when I tried her aptly named face mask "The Problem Solver," which I promptly fell in love with and have been using once per week for the last few months. The Blue Cocoon had been on my radar, but I was reluctant to shell out $180 for a moisturizer. After doing a lot of research on the ingredients and reading copious reviews, I decided to go for it. It has been about six weeks, perhaps still too early to tell if it has made a difference or not, but I love it so far. It truly is the most luxurious skincare product I have ever used. I even look forward to the ritual of putting it on in the evenings because it feels great, and the blue tansy oil is very relaxing. A truly all-in-one product, it is recommended for facial skin, lips, and as a soothing topical application for sunburns, bug bites, and even delicate baby skin.
Because it helps to remove heat from the skin, I plan to add a morning application beneath my Josh Rosebrook SPF moisturizer throughout the summer months. Anyone with sensitive skin would enjoy the calming properties contained in this balm as it claims to offer soothing benefits to people with skin issues such as acne, rosacea, and eczema.
A little goes a long way, so a jar will last a while if you follow the application instructions.
Often neglected when it comes to sun protection, our lips are just as vulnerable to sun damage as the rest of our face. Hurraw! are purveyors of vegan, palm-oil free lip balms available in a range of delicious flavors, which include a sun balm with SPF 15 and a tinted sun balm, which is perfect when you want some day-time color along with sun protection.
I've tried just about every sunscreen under the sun (ha!) and have settled into my routine with this mineral suncreen by Suntegrity for daily application when my SPF moisturizer isn't enough. Unlike a lot of zinc sunscreens, this one is thick yet easy to apply, and leaves minimal residue. Sorry, guys, but there's really no natural sunscreen I've found that doesn't leave a bit of a white cast. This one is tolerable and much better than any other brand I've used.
With a nice citrus scent, this sunscreen has the added benefit of skin nourishing ingredients like hyaluronic acid, which pulls moisture into the skin, and sweet orange oil, which is an antioxidant.
Please note that this sunscreen is meant for regular day-time use. If you're going to be at the beach, in the water for prolonged periods of time, or doing something rigorous, it's important to use a water-resistant active or sport sunscreen meant for heavy sun exposure and activities in the water or that would produce sweat. I really like the EIR NYC Surf Mud Stick (please note that Surf Mud contains beeswax).
Stephanie is the founder of Here & There Collective, a space devoted to exploring vegan and eco friendly living, travel, food, and fashion. She is also a monthly columnist at Vilda Magazine and a member of the Ethical Writers & Creatives.
What are your essential skincare products this summer? Let us know in the comments below.
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News: Navneet Kaur Dhillon was crowned Femina Miss India-2013. Bollywood celebrities like Asin, Anu malik, Sonu nigam, Vivek Oberio, John Abraham and cricketer Yuvaraj singh are present in this Miss India-2013 competition as a Judge. Finally Navneet Kaur Dhillon was crowned Femina Miss India-2013 and the first and second runners-up were Sobhita Dhulipala and Zoya Afroz respectively.Guys lets see the photo gallery of this wonderful event.
|Femina Miss India -2013 1st,2nd,3rd winners photo gallery
|Asin at red carpet of Ponds Femina Miss India-2013
|Singer Sonu Nigam's performance at Femina miss india-2013
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'Under the Jasmine Tree' – an animation created by Saint Fillan's Primary School pupils, based on an original poem written by Glasgow-based Syrian poet, Saffanna. Pupils collaborated with Maryhill Integration Network and Media Co-op.
Sisters in Song – film by University of Stirling Documentary Production 2019 Course students.
'Right to Work' – film created by MIN Voices members and Breathing Digital.
Welcome Home – film by University of Stirling Documentary Production Course Students
'Community Photography Project: Maryhill'
'Connections Without Barriers' Refugee Festival Scotland 2017 Event at Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum
MIN Winners of 'Commitment to Diversity & Inclusion' Award at the Alistair Malloy Inspire Awards 2017
'I Am The Soil From Which They Came'
Open Eat Event at Glasgow School of Art
A Strong Man
A Common Song – Migrant Voice film in partnership with MIN
Celebrate & Share – Refugee Week Scotland 2015
Joyous Choir
International Women's Day 2015
MIN Children's New Year Party 2015
Men's Group Outdoor Activities
MIN Development Co-ordinator Remzije Sherifi – TEDx talk 'The right to dream'
MIN Development Co-ordinator Remzije Sherifi – A Second Life in Scotland
'Breaking Through' MIN performs with Barrowland Ballet as part of Refugee Week 2013
MIN's Garden Party for Refugee Week 2013
Many Hands Community Garden
MIN Voices Halloween Trip to Castlemilk Park 2012
Herbs and Healing Project
HOLI with mIN and Forestry Commission Scotland
Bird Box Project
Songs of Home, Songs of Hope
Here I Am – Rehearsals


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In this lesson we return to our discussion of Hebrew verbs. Like nouns, Hebrew verbs are composed of a root and a pattern. The Yiqtol Verb form is also known as the "prefix conjugation", because the subject pronoun of the verb is attached to the basic form, as a prefix. We will create some Hebrew sentences with the Yiqtol form. (From the Youtube video's description)
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The StaircaseWikipedia open wikipedia design.
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The Staircase (French: Soupçons, lit. ''Suspicions''; also known as Death on the Staircase) is a 2004 French television miniseries by Jean-Xavier de Lestrade documenting the trial of Michael Peterson, convicted of murdering his wife, Kathleen Peterson.
Following from de Lestrade's Oscar-winning Murder on a Sunday Morning, filming began soon after Peterson's indictment. Camera crews were given access to the accused's extended family, the defense attorneys, and the courtroom.[3]
An abbreviated version was broadcast as special two-hour presentation of American news show Primetime Thursday on July 22, 2004.[4] The miniseries was completed in September 2004,[5] and premiered in October on Canal+,[6] from January 10–14, 2005, on BBC Four (as part of its Storyville documentary series),[7] and from April 4–25 on Sundance Channel.[8][9]
Lestrade returned to film Peterson and his family in 2012–2013, covering developments in the case that were released as a two-hour sequel. Three new episodes with further updates were later made for Netflix, and in 2018, the streaming channel added all 13 episodes to its catalog, making it available as one series.
In December 2001, novelist Michael Peterson called to report that his wife Kathleen had fallen down a set of stairs in their Forest Hills mansion and died. The authorities disbelieved Peterson's story that Kathleen had fallen while drunk and concluded instead that he had bludgeoned her to death, most likely with a blow poke (a gift from Kathleen's sister) that was discovered missing from the house. Peterson was soon charged with murder. The film details the ensuing case from the point of view of Peterson and his defense team, led by David Rudolf.
During the trial, it is discovered that while Peterson was living in Germany, a family friend died from an intra-cerebral haemorrhage, followed by the body falling down stairs after collapsing, which resulted in similar head injuries to those sustained by Peterson's wife. An investigation by German police and U.S. military authorities concluded that the death was accidental, and Peterson ended up adopting the woman's two daughters. The prosecution introduce this death into the trial as an incident giving Peterson the idea of how to "fake" Kathleen's accident. During the trial, Peterson's daughters stand steadfastly by their father.
The prosecution argues that Kathleen had discovered that Michael was bisexual and had been having affairs with men, which led to an argument in which he bludgeoned her to death. Peterson claimed that his wife knew about his sexuality and that they had an open marriage. He claims to have been outside by their pool when Kathleen fell down the stairs and injured herself. A defense team re-creation shows that it would have been possible for Peterson to have missed his wife's cries for help had he been by the pool. The jury ultimately convicts Peterson.
Reviews for The Staircase were generally positive. The film received an "exceptional quality" rating (8.5 out of 10) from Documentary-Review.com based on nine reviews.[10] It won a Peabody Award in 2005.[11]
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In April 2012, it was revealed that Lestrade was working on a two-hour follow-up film to The Staircase for French broadcaster Canal+,[12] after Michael Peterson was released from jail, pending a retrial. The sequel, subtitled "Last Chance," premiered at the International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam[13] in November 2012.[14] It aired on Canal+ on January 30, 2013,[15] and on BBC Four's Storyville on February 4.[16] Sundance Channel aired a shorter alternative cut, presenting "Last Chance" as two new episodes of the original miniseries, airing March 4 and March 11, 2013.[5][17]
On November 23, 2015, Lestrade announced a second follow-up film at the IDFA Forum.[18] Originally announced as Staircase III, the film documents the story of Peterson's final trial, set for early 2016. The film was commissioned by Canal+. Last Chance producer Matthieu Belghiti of What's Up Films was also attached.[19] It was later picked up by Netflix to be released as three new episodes of the miniseries, together with the previous 10 episodes, on June 8, 2018.[20] The first of the new episodes premiered April 28, 2018, at the Tribeca Film Festival.[21]
The 2017 sitcom Trial & Error parodies this documentary and the details of the case.
- ^ Icher, Bruno (7 October 2004). "Télé: "soupçons", du réel en tranches". Libération (in French). Retrieved July 23, 2014.
- ^ Mathieu, Pierre. "De Lestrade, avocat à la caméra". La Dépêche. Retrieved July 23, 2014.
- ^ Court TV coverage Archived 2006-01-27 at the Wayback Machine
- ^ "The Stair Case". ABC News. Archived from the original on August 3, 2004. Retrieved July 23, 2014.
- ^ a b Lacob, Jace (March 4, 2014). "The Staircase: Director Jean-Xavier de Lestrade on Michael Peterson, Owls, and More". The Daily Beast. Retrieved July 23, 2014.
- ^ "The Staircase (Soupçons) (2004)". Maha Productions. Archived from the original on June 24, 2008. Retrieved August 15, 2014.
- ^ "BBC - Storyville". BBC. Archived from the original on January 13, 2005.
- ^ "With the Camera Lurking, Anatomy of a Defense Case". The New York Times. April 4, 2005. Retrieved July 23, 2014.
- ^ Catlin, Roger (April 25, 2005). "Sundance Series Follows The Other Peterson Murder". The Hartford Courant. Retrieved July 23, 2014.
- ^ "Reviews". Documentary-Review.com. Retrieved 2009-02-22.
- ^ 65th Annual Peabody Awards, May 2006.
- ^ Adam Benzine (April 3, 2012). "De Lestrade making sequel to "The Staircase"". Realscreen. Retrieved April 5, 2012.
- ^ "IDFA Catalogue 2012" (Adobe Flash). Retrieved July 23, 2014.
- ^ "The Staircase 2: The Last Chance" (Adobe Flash). IDFA Special (English ed.) (1). November 15, 2012.
- ^ "Soupçons – La dernière chance". Canal+. Retrieved July 23, 2014.
- ^ "Death on the Staircase: The Last Chance". BBC. Retrieved July 23, 2014.
- ^ "the staircase – new episodes coming soon". Sundance Channel. November 28, 2012. Retrieved July 23, 2014.
- ^ Goodfellow, Melanie (November 25, 2015). "Lestrade steps up" (Portable Document Format). IDFA Industry Special 2015 (4): 1. Retrieved April 14, 2016.
- ^ "Staircase III". IDFA. Retrieved April 14, 2016.
- ^ Trumbore, Dave (May 22, 2018). "Netflix Continues Your True-Crime Obsession with 'The Staircase' Trailer". Collider. Retrieved May 23, 2018.
- ^ Mount, Bailey (April 25, 2018). "'The Staircase': Everything You Need to Know About the Classic True Crime Series Coming to Netflix — With New Episodes". IndieWire. Retrieved May 23, 2018.
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Last Sunday afternoon in US Bank Stadium, Minneapolis Minnesota, the last real piece of business deciding the NFC side of the playoffs played out.
The suddenly re-invigorated Philadelphia Eagles would be playing against an injury-ravaged Washington team, so the Vikings had little hope that the Eagle season would perish quietly in the nation's capital. That left them with the imperative of winning their last game of the season – at home against division rival Chicago.
The Vikings had put themselves in "win-and-you're-in" territory with consecutive solid wins against Miami and in Detroit. On the one hand, they piled up 61 points in the two wins. On the other hand, those two teams finished the season 7-9 and 6-10 respectively. Would the recent success – which included 320 rushing yards in the two games – continue against this tougher opponent?
By the time the first half ended, it was more than apparent that it would not. The Vikings hit the locker room trailing 13-3 with 18 rushing yards, and just 49 offensive yards in total. They had no play gain more than 9 yards, were 1-7 on third down, punted 5 times and never made it into the red zone.
More than just being dominated by the Bear defense, Minnesota played tight, nervous football – none of them tighter or more nervous than quarterback Kirk Cousins – although, as Troy Aikman frequently pointed out, the Viking defense didn't bring their best game either.
Trailing just 7-0 early in the second quarter, Minnesota surrendered a 10-play, 85-yard touchdown drive that ate 5:39 off the clock, and set the Bear victory in motion. Crucial to the drive were two key third downs.
On third-and-11 from his own 24, Chicago quarterback Mitchell Trubisky overthrew his receiver up the left sideline. Instead of bringing up fourth down, however, Chicago found themselves with a first-and-10 at their own 39, courtesy of a roughing the passer call against Stephen Weatherly. The push to the ground was comparatively gentle, but he did take that extra step after the pass was thrown.
Five plays later, the Bears were in third down again – third-and-7 on the Viking 41. This time Trubisky made the critical completion finding Taylor Gabriel up the left sideline for 40 yards. Cornerback Holton Hill – filling in for the injured Xavier Rhodes – made an enticing target all night. Chicago scored on the next play.
Minnesota made some small attempts to creep back into the game in the second half, but on this afternoon it was evident early that Chicago was the better team. So, in the aftermath of their convincing 24-10 victory (gamebook) (summary), the only real question to come out of this game is about Chicago. Are the Bears "playoff ready?"
Super Bowl Shuffle II?
Defensively, the Bears have looked ready for most of the season. After the Vikings finished just 1-11 on third downs, amassing just 164 yards of offense, Chicago finished the season as statistically dominant as any defense in recent years. They finished first in interceptions (27), in percentage of passes intercepted (4.40), in lowest passer rating against (72.9), fewest points allowed (283), and fewest rush yards allowed per game (80.0). They finished second in yards allowed per completed pass (10.2). While ranking third in total defense by yards allowed, they also finished third in lowest percentage of pass completions allowed (61.3) and fewest yards per attempted pass (6.27). Additionally, they were fourth in average yards allowed per rush (3.8) and lowest percentage of third downs converted (34.2). They finished fifth in fewest percentage of passes going for touchdowns (3.6) and lowest red zone touchdown percentage (50.0).
What these numbers represent is a defense with no visible weaknesses. They have demonstrated themselves as elite against both the run and the pass, while handling the situational moments (third down, red zone) as well as any other unit in football.
They reached their peak during their Week 14 dismantling of the high-powered Los Angeles Rams. In that 15-6 victory, they limited Los Angeles to 14 first downs and 214 yards while taking the ball away 4 times (Chicago's 36 takeaways also led the league).
Certainly any offensive coordinator faced with scoring against this unit will be challenged. My best council for any team facing Chicago – beginning with Philadelphia this Sunday – is to preach ball security. Throwing the ball away on third down and punting isn't always the worst decision.
You see, while the Bear defense has established themselves as one of the elite NFL units, Chicago's offense is less accomplished. They finished the season ranked just twenty-first in total yardage and passing yardage. While not one of the Neanderthal teams that I wrote about last week, Chicago is still quite reliant on its running game. After watching young Mr Trubisky come down the stretch, I am of the opinion that if Chicago needed to rely on his arm to win a playoff game this year, they might be in trouble.
Mitch was just OK against Minnesota on Sunday. While he completed 18 of 26 (69.2%), he threw for just 163 yards (just 9.06 per completion). Almost without exception, Trubisky's best passing performances this season have come in games where he throws fewer than 30 passes.
Six times this year, Mitch has had the luxury of throwing fewer than 30 passes in the game. Chicago won all six of them. His passer rating was over 100 in four of those games. His passer rating in those games combined was 118.5, with a 12-1 touchdown to interception ratio.
In his other eight games, Mitch threw the ball at least 30 times. The Bears were 5-3 in those games. His rating surpassed 100 only twice in those games, while he had five games under 80. His rating in those games was a modest 82.2 with a 12-11 touchdown to interception ratio.
Offensively, the Bears turned the ball over 24 times themselves.
So, the game plan looks to me to be the following: Take care of the ball. Don't give them any easy scores. Take away the Chicago running game, and make Mitch throw to beat you.
By next year (as Trubisky matures) this strategy may not work anymore. But I'm not sure that this year Trubisky is a consistent enough reader of defenses and thrower of accurate passes to put this team on his shoulders and carry them to a title.
Mike Nagy's Interesting Dilemma
Going into the game, Mike Nagy confessed to Misters Buck and Aikman that he was at something of a loss on how to proceed coaching a game that might quickly become meaningless – at least to his team. Whether he would rest key players, whether he would keep fighting to win the game – all of these were decisions that he would make at the time.
As things turned out, this game was, indeed, quickly rendered meaningless to his Chicago Bears – and just as quickly turned all-important to the team he was facing. As the Rams and Eagles moved quickly in front of their opponents – on their ways to easy victories – it was obvious by halftime that the Bears, whether they would win or lose, would be unable to improve their playoff position.
However, going in at the half ahead by just 10 points, they were in a position to determine their opponent in the wildcard round. It's a point worth making. At this point, it was quite clear that the Bears were better than the Vikings. The Eagles, making a late season run that was at least reminiscent of their championship run of last year, present something of an unknown quantity. With thirty minutes of football remaining, the Bears had it within their power to eliminate Philadelphia before they could even set foot in the playoffs. An uninspiring second half that would coax the Vikings to victory would set up the rematch between these two teams next weekend, and leave Nick Foles and the Eagles watching on television.
It's unknown whether this thought crossed Nagy's mind – and if it did, it is very unlikely that Mike would bend that way. The basic integrity of the NFL is stronger than people might suspect. Nagy and the Bears did the thing they came to Minnesota to do. They beat the Vikings, eliminating them from the playoffs.
Depending on what happens Sunday afternoon against the defending champions, that may be an opportunity that could haunt them through the offseason.


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Berck's in Berlinby Berck
Just a brief one, because this keyboard is German, stiff, and I have to stand up… (Not to mention pay 50 cents a minute..) Man Prague was nice. Actually, it was fairly nice, but so cheap that it was great. The expense of Germany has already made up for it though, I'm sure.
I was going to spend Saturday in Prague then head to Berlin Sunday morning, but the main reason I was staying was to go on what was supposedly a really good walking tour of the city. The guy canceled it and moved it to Sunday, but I didn't want to stay in Prague until Monday, so I just left Saturday afternoon for Berlin.
I exchanged email with Chris before I left, he�s heading to Berlin Monday or Tuesday, but I probably won't seem him, and he�s headed to Rome after that.
The train station in Prague was annoying. Actually, I think I was feeling annoyed in general. Two guys stood behind counters with no lines behind them, and one woman stood behind another counter with a huge line behind her, only they don't know how to stand in line in the Czech Republic, so it was a huge mass of people fighting for attention. Everyone, including me, who asked one of them men behind the counter for something, pointed us at the "line". I�m not sure what the difference was because I can�t read Czech. I finally pushed, shoved and fought my way to the front, with much better success than the poor Englishmen who were trying to behave themselves in a que while the Czechs and I were rude. I bought a ticket to the edge of the border where my Eurail pass would work again, and unfortunately a Mexican guy overheard me. It was only unfortunate, I think, because I was feeling easily annoyed.
You going to Berlin, he asks me. Yes, on the next train, and it costs 156 krowns. (a whopping 4 bucks) I wandered around looking for a decent place to grab food in 10 minutes, and only found mediocre looking sandwiches for a mediocre price. It tasted less than mediocre. Annoying. While buying it, the Mexican seems to have taken me for lost, rather than hungary, and asked if I knew where it was leaving. I didn�t, I hadn't looked on the board yet and told him so. It�s on 3 he tells me. Annoying. I find the track, get on, and sit in a smoking car with obvious non-smokers. You learn to find the non-smokers in a smoking car quickly when trains are fairly full, you hate smoke in a train car, and really hate sitting in a compartment with 5 or 7 other smelly people, one of which is an idiot that smokes anyway. After a few hours, the Mexican guy, his name is Carlos I find out later, knocks on my window. He wants to know when we have to switch trains. We don�t, I tell him. Yes we do, he tells me. I check the sign on the car, it says Hamburg through Berlin, and show him my cook time table as well, and tell him we'll get in at 1914. I think really wanted someone to travel with, but I just wanted to be alone.
I get off the train, buy a phone card, can�t find an unoccupied working phone, and decide to head to the hostel I was thinking of staying at when Carlos guy finds me. I explain the S-Bahn (elevated train which is free with a Eurail) and U-bahn, subway which is not free. He doesn't understand, but follows me anyway. At the station where I�d have to walk from we call hostels and find out they�re all booked except the expensive ones. He goes to an expensive one. I decide to camp.
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1848 thru 1890
In 1848, a revolution swept continental Europe with an uprising for social reform (Known as Chartism) that unsettled Britain and a group of rebellious young artists in London, they reacted by forming a secret society with the aim of creating Britain's first avant-garde art movement. Rejecting traditional approaches to painting and Academic corruption of the Raphaelian approach in favor of intense colors and complex themes. Although the formal Brotherhood only lasted for five years, its influence on Subsequent British artist and ultimately on decorative arts was profound and lasted until the late 19th century.


text: In 1989, the Americans and the Russians each have a two-person base on the moon. The Americans have had to keep replacing their astronaut teams because they quickly go crazy; they have been using only male astronauts on the unspoken assumption that this would avoid any possibility of impropriety. The Russians, as godless Communists, are under no such constraints, and their male-female team has remained well-adjusted.