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The Pull List Comic Reviews: 'Daredevil', 'Astonishing X-Men', 'Batman and Robin' and More
by Sal Loria, Oct 8 2009
Welcome to the new The Pull List Comic Reviews! We've expanded our weekly offering of comic reviews to a whopping 10 issues each week, so kick back, enjoy and let us know what caught your eye this week! Also, the prerequisite WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD.
PULL OF THE WEEK:
Daredevil #501 – Marvel Comics – $2.99 US
Writer: Andy Diggle Artist: Roberto De La Torre
Following the events of Daredevil #500 and the Dark Reign – The List: Daredevil one-shot, Matt Murdock is now in control of The Hand. But what he doesn't know is that other players are moving their chess pieces into position, and Matt doesn't like surprises. Meanwhile, Foggy and Dakota try to figure out what Matt's up to over a box of doughnuts.
Writer Andy Diggle has really amped up the playing field for Daredevil and his little corner of the Marvel Universe, so much so that you might not recognize your favorite horned-hero once you get to the end of this issue. Diggle has managed to dramatically shift the title character into new, uncharted territory, and admittedly it's a great ride. Sacrifices aside, this is definitely not your daddy's Daredevil…
I think one of the keys to making a Daredevil story great is the choice of artist. Many artists have come and gone with a few making significant contributions to the character – Frank Miller, Bill Sienkiewicz, David Mack and Alex Maleev come to mind – so it's no wonder that artist Roberto De La Torre fits right in with some really beautiful work. This could be the run that puts him firmly in the public's eye.
Overall, a near-perfect issue that's also suited for newcomers to jump on board. Even if you missed the aforementioned issues leading into this new arc, do yourself a favor and enjoy what most people will be talking about this week.
OTHER PULLS:
Astonishing X-Men #31 – Marvel Comics – $2.99 US
Writer: Warren Ellis Artist: Phil Jimenez
When S.W.O.R.D. Agent Abigail Brand has a run-in with The Brood, narrowly escapes and is on a collision course for San Francisco, who're you going to call? That's right, the Astonishing X-Men! Naturally, Abby's boyfriend Beast jumps at the rescue mission to save his sweety, but what really raises eyebrows here is the return of Laurie Collins, also known as Wallflower. Not all is how it seems, however…
Superstar writer Warren Ellis has proven that he's not perfect, if the last arc is any indication. He's not a superstar for the hell of it, though, as he bounces back in a big way with this first installment. Full of action and those X-Men moments we know and love, this issue's got everything we could possibly want. But how does new-to-the-title artist Phil Jimenez compare to the previous arc's Simone Bianchi? It's a step up, no question about that. Jimenez' art is dynamic in every sense of the word, which makes it a no-brainer for this title, especially if Ellis continues to make this story as fun as the first chapter was.
Batman and Robin #5 – DC Comics – $2.99 US
Writer: Grant Morrion Artist: Philip Tan
Batman and Robin? Meet Red Hood and Scarlet. I bet you have a lot in common, so I'll just leave you four to get to know each other a little more… Of course, if I were actually there, I'd be dead by now, because the proverbial poop hits the fan in this issue. Not only does the Dysfunctional Duo rock the Dynamic Duo's world, but public support for a harsher stance against crime is starting to rise… and if that wasn't bad enough, the Flamingo has just ridden into town.
The twists and turns continue to come from writer Grant Morrison, who obviously has a good handle on Dick and Damian. Their constant dialogue is the perfect compliment to what is going on around them at all times, and really, this Flamingo character is downright creepy. Artist Philip Tan continues to put his stamp on this series. Previous artist Frank Quitely cannot be measured up to, but thankfully Tan doesn't try to, either.
Instead, he's producing great Philip Tan pages that I think stand right alongside the first three issues of this title. Do not drop this title because of the artist change, you'll miss out and then be grumpy, and no one likes grumpy comic readers.
Batman: Unseen #1 (of 5) – DC Comics – $2.99 US
Writer: Doug Moench Artist: Kelley Jones
Let's see here… we have a classic Bruce Wayne-as-Batman tale revolving around the Invisible Man and a slew of other villains, all with a distinct horror feel to it. And you're not reading this because…? Allow me to paint the picture for you: think of a big, schlocky, over-the-top B-movie and throw Batman into it. There you go.
Both writer Doug Moench and artist Kelley Jones are no strangers to the Batman mythos. Each has had some notable contributions to the character of the years, some within continuity, some on the outside looking in. Moench really takes the reigns from writer Steve Niles and his last Batman project – the Batman: Gotham After Midnight maxi-series – and continues on the same path mixing things that go bump in the night with the Dark Detective's earlier missteps, which is only magnified thanks to Jones' macabre-influenced vision.
If you're a fan of the dark, exaggerated tone that Jones brings to the plate, then this is one mini-series you won't want to pass up.
Dark Reign: Zodiac #3 (of 3) – Marvel Comics – $3.99 US
Writer: Joe Casey Artist: Nathan Fox
There's a new baddie in town, and his name is Zodiac. I can hear you already… "Who?" If chaos was embodied, he'd wear a suit with a black bag-like-thing over his head, and he'd call himself Zodiac. Not worried? I'd say anyone who's crossed paths with him would be… if they were still alive, that is. Making matters worse, he knows everything. Not only does he pull a fast one on Norman Osborn, but he's also privy to all of the Cabal's plans.
Unfortunately, this fresh character's exploits dropped a few notches in my eyes when the stage became as big as New York. Writer Joe Casey had spun two great issues of how dangerous this character can be with awesomely dirty art from Nathan Fox, but once superheroes got involved it quickly ceased to fit, leaving us with people scratching their heads at what happened – both characters and readers alike. Still, keep an eye out for Zodiac; he's not nearly done yet.
Doctor Voodoo: Avenger of the Supernatural #1 – Marvel Comics – $3.99 US
Writer: Rick Remender Artist: Jefte Palo
Despite Stephen Strange's constant warnings, the new Sorcerer Supreme – Jericho Drumm, also known as Doctor Voodoo – is setting out to save the world while juggling his day job of healing people in New Orleans. With the Eye of Agamotto in his possession, Doc Voodoo also becomes a giant target for anyone craving more power, so what happens when Dr. Doom comes calling? Put it this way, he's not on a house call…
I went into this expecting "meh" – never really was a fan of Dr. Strange – but came out of it with "whoa." Not bothering with too much set up, writer Rick Remender simply grabs you by the collar and takes you on a journey, even if said journey was only a few moments here and there. The newest "Avenger" happens to keep a full dance card with the likes of Dormammu and Vic (Doom lets me call him Vic) while letting people know he may be new to this role, but he's no slouch either. Artist Jefte Palo has a pretty nice style that's a mixture of sketchy and dynamic, which really works here. Run out and pick this up before it sells out.
Final Crisis Aftermath: Run! #6 (of 6) – DC Comics – $2.99 US
Writer: Matthew Sturges Artist: Freddie Williams II
Mike Miller is, and always has been, a loser. Even his other identity, the Human Flame, elicits more groans than cries of panic. That was then, however, and this is now. See, Mikey has got his stuff all torque'd up to the point that Green Lantern (John Stewart), Firestorm and Red Tornado have to deal with him, and they're not winning… not by a longshot…
Of all the Final Crisis Aftermath mini-series, this one shines the brightest. Writer Matthew Sturges has taken a despicable, vile maggot like Miller and turned him into the villain we all cheer for, because he feels real which is testament to Sturges' writing. Having said that, the writing suffers a little here. Artist Freddie Williams II also applies his consistently solid pencils to the series, but unlike the other issues, this one drops a bit.
I'm thinking it was the constant drawing of fire and loose ending that ultimately led to this sub-par issue from these two creators. Regardless, I'd recommend this mini-series when it gets collected.
Haunt #1 – Image Comics – $2.99 US
Writer: Robert Kirkman Artists: Greg Capullo & Ryan Ottley
Co-created by Robert Kirkman & Todd McFarlane
Meet the Kilgore brothers. Daniel is a priest and Kurt is a mercenary. Cut and dry, no? NO. See, Kurt's dead and his ghost visits his sainted brother, who also happens to like hookers and is a self-centered jerk. Don't forget about that crazy symbiote-like stuff that comes spewing out Daniel when the going gets tough… which he didn't get from a hooker, miraculously.
As far as debut issues goes, Haunt is pretty good. Quick, to the point with the right amount of questions left over for the next issue, co-creators Robert Kirkman and Todd McFarlane show they know what they're doing. Spawn mainstay Greg Capullo provided the layouts, which are always spot on, with Ryan Ottley providing the pencils and McFarlane inking, culminating in some recognizable but not too-familiar pages that look great. With pre-orders shooting through the roof, this is one series that could get hot real fast, so don't say I didn't warn you.
The Boys #35 – Dynamite Entertainment – $2.99 US
Writer: Garth Ennis Artist: Darick Robertson
The Boys has been an intriguing collection of scenarios and characters that beg to be dissected, so I'm sure you're as excited as I am to find out Mother's Milk's origin. Heart-to-hearts don't happen that often in this universe, but Hughie gets more than he bargained for when Mother's Milk tells him where he came from. Remember: you can't un-see anything.
In their own typical way, writer Garth Ennis and artist Darick Robertson spin an origin tale that's one-part hilarious, one-part shocking and two-parts sad, leaving the reader in the same position as Hughie: bewildered. But with each origin story that comes along in this series, the creators pile on more and more sympathy for The Boys themselves, leaving the reader to decide if they are justified in their violence and stance. In a nutshell this issue is but another stitch in the tapestry Ennis and Robertson are creating.
Ultimate Comics Spider-Man #3 – Marvel Comics – $3.99 US
Writer: Brian Michael Bendis Artist: David Lafuente
There's a whole bunch of one-on-ones in this issue: Pete and MJ, Johnny Storm and Aunt May, Pete and Sue Storm, Mysterio and Spidey, and more… In fact, by the time the issue ends there's a new status quo where one of the Fantastic Four are involved, not to mention Mysterio, who Spidey effectively pisses off to a whole new level. In other words, you don't get a reprieve thanks to some goofy tidal wave, so buck up!
He's making this look too easy, and by "he" I'm referring to writer Brian Michael Bendis. Skillfully playing with these characters like a marionette, Bendis has begun to plant the seeds for "the next chapter" in Peter Parker's life, and we can almost guarantee that it won't be fun. Not for Pete, at least. It was this issue that I saw artist David Lafuente's art shift, just a little. While the first two issues were spectacular, this one seemed more anime-influenced than the others, which distracted me somewhat.
Not sure if that's really the case of if I'm just seeing it now, but in any case it's still really good. This will sell out as well if sales on the first two issues are to be heeded, so grab it while you can.
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Q: Twilio First sample Program through asp.net not working I am very new to ASP.NET. I am attempting to configure a webhook for Twilio. I have created a default asp.net application with no real code changes from it's creation with the exception of adding in the Twilio helper libraries and Creating a controller based on their tutorial.  I am using ngrok to tunnel in the http requests from Twilio. on the ngrok control panel it shows that a 'post/' came in when I send a text message from my phone. But the example is supposed to respond with "Hello World" I believe my app is receiving the http request but it is not responding. Below is the code I cut and pasted from the Twilio example. I am not sure how the http request is supposed to get to this controller. I believe that is the part I am missing. The public Class TwLHandler is showing 0 references.
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using System.Web.Mvc;
using Twilio.AspNet.Common;
using Twilio.AspNet.Mvc;
using Twilio.TwiML;

namespace DAMTwilio.Controllers
{
    public class TwLHandler : TwilioController
    {
        [HttpPost]
        public TwiMLResult Index(SmsRequest request)
        {
            var response = new MessagingResponse();
            response.Message("Hello World");
            return TwiML(response);
        }
    }
}

A: TLDR: All controllers need to be suffixed with Controller, so in your case TwLHandler should be TwLController.
I was able to replicate your issue using ASP.NET MVC on .NET Framework.
ASP.NET MVC uses a lot of conventions which makes things less explicit.
Hence you are seeing that TwLHandler has 0 references.
ASP.NET MVC uses reflection to find your controllers so you don't have to explicitly reference them, as long as you follow the naming conventions.
One of the naming conventions being, all controllers need to be suffixed with Controller, so in your case TwLHandler should be TwLController.
The default route in ASP.NET MVC is {controller}/{action}/{id}, first the name of the controller, then the name of the action, and then the id of whatever resource is being requested.
This is configured in the RouteConfig.cs file:
    public class RouteConfig
    {
        public static void RegisterRoutes(RouteCollection routes)
        {
            routes.IgnoreRoute("{resource}.axd/{*pathInfo}");

            routes.MapRoute(
                name: "Default",
                url: "{controller}/{action}/{id}",
                defaults: new { controller = "Home", action = "Index", id = UrlParameter.Optional }
            );
        }
    }

Out of the box, the controller will default to "Home", the action to "Index", and the id is optional. That means for you, with the updated class name to TwLController, the route should be /TwL/Index or /TwL as you can omit the default Index name.
(casing is ignored in the URL, so you don't have to match your controller name casing in the URL)
Please make these changes and let us know if there's any other issues.

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The Order of the Incarnate Word and Blessed Sacrament is a Catholic religious order founded in the early part of the seventeenth century by Jeanne Chezard de Matel.

History

The order was founded by Jeanne Chezard de Matel. Its principal object was the education of youth. The first house was founded at Lyons, France, foundations being subsequently established at Avignon, Paris, and various other places in France. The rule and constitutions of the order were approved in 1633 by Pope Urban VIII, and confirmed in 1644 by Innocent X. At the time of the French Revolution the religious were driven out of their monasteries, but after the restoration of peace, the order was re-established. It thence again spread it branches over many parts of France.

The sisters serve primarily through ministries of prayer, Christian education, and health care.

United States
In 1852, French-born Bishop Jean-Marie Odin of Galveston, Texas visited France to obtain religious for his far-off mission. A group headed by Mother St. Claire Valentine, left Lyons for the United States, and arrived in New Orleans in May, 1852. There they stayed temporarily with a Carmelite community there, before sailing to Galveston, Texas, where they received seven months of instruction in English and Spanish. From there they traveled on the troop ship Lone Star, to Point Isabel and on to Brownsville, arriving February 26, 1853. In time, eighteen more Sisters arrived from France, England, Mexico and Germany. In 1857 they were able to open a school for the poor.  The Brownsville community operates the Villa Maria Language Institute.

In 1866 a second group, again led by Mother St. Claire, left Brownsville to establish a foundation in Victoria, Texas. After a few years, the house in Victoria sent out members to begin foundations at Corpus Christi, Houston, and Hallettsville. The Victoria community runs a retreat center at Amor Meus Spirituality Center.

In January, 1932, the communities of Brownsville and Corpus Christi were united, with the Motherhouse being in Corpus Christi.

The Houston Congregation of the Incarnate Word was founded in 1873, and Incarnate Word Academy was opened as a boarding school in January 1874. Although no longer taking boarders, IWA remains the oldest permanent Catholic School in the city of Houston.

In 1926, seven Irish-born Sisters of the Incarnate Word and Blessed Sacrament responded to the Bishop of Omaha's, appeal for teachers. However, Nebraska allowed only American citizens to teach in their schools, so the sister were invited to Cleveland, Ohio by Archbishop Joseph T. Schrembs. Upon their arrival in May 1927, the Sisters of Charity of St. Augustine gave the sisters a home for several months. In September 1927, the sisters were asked by Schrembs to teach at Annunciation School in Brook Park. They opened Incarnate Word Academy on September 11, 1935.

Mexico
In 1903, sisters from Brownsville were sent to Tula, Tamaulipas at the request of Filemón Fierro, Bishop of Tamaulipas. Upon his death shortly thereafter they move to Gómez Palacio, Durango. Six postulants joined them from Ireland. By 1914, during the Mexican Revolution, the community decided to leave the country, and move to the United States. They arrived first in Arkansas, and later on moved to Cuba, where they established several schools. in 1921 M. Mary of the Sacred Heart Hord returned to México with a number of sisters the rest of the Sisters and established a convent in Gómez Palacio, Durango. Their school was closed during the time of the Cristero War, but was re-opened in 1932 as the Colegio Villa de Matel, Incorporado. The community continued to grow and in 1981, the Community of Tepehuanes, Durango was established.

See also
 Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word

References

External links

Incarnate

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Thank you very much for your interest in becoming involved in the Hoop Dreams Scholarship Fund (HDSF). The mentoring calendar year begins in September and continues throughout the school year. 2008-2009 tentative Program Calendar.
HDSF was founded in 1996 by former District of Columbia Public School teacher Susie Kay. She taught American Government at H.D.Woodson, located east of the Anacostia River and in one of the city's more depressed neighborhoods for 13 years. Kay, along with friends and volunteers, launched what she intended to be a one-day charity basketball tournament that would galvanize the community while raising scholarship money on behalf of local high school students wanting to pursue their dreams of a college education and a successful professional career.
Since 1996, HDSF has grown into a year-round, comprehensive academic institution that works as an independent partner with some of the more resource challenged inner-city D.C. public high schools. Through a committed network of volunteers and supporters, like you, HDSF provides students with college preparation and life skills through mentoring, a career preparation program, which introduces our students to career development tools like resume workshops and seminars on navigating a professional work environment and SAT preparation. Since 1996, HDSF has helped send more than 920 DC students to college. The vast majority of whom are the first in their family to attend college and come from a single parent household.
The mentoring program is a key component to helping high school seniors navigate the college application and financial aid process. Another major goal of our mentoring program is the building of bridges of trust and understanding between our students and members of the greater Washington region's business and political communities. Our program pairs a D.C. public high school student with a member of the region's business or political community. Mentors help students set academic and career goals, research potential colleges and universities and guide them through the college application process.
Note: All Full Mentor positions for the2008-2009 academic year have been filled.
One of the best rewards of being a full-time mentor is helping a promising high school student realize his or her academic and professional career potential. Being a full-time mentor means making a commitment to your student and your overall community. It's a privilege that should not be taken lightly and one that offers a number of satisfying rewards. Your role, while it may be challenging at times, comes with the real prospect of not only positively impacting the life of a high school student, but of having an equally profound impact on your own life.
Individuals who are not able to commit to serving as full-time mentors should consider signing up to serve as back up mentors or logistical volunteers. Stand-in mentors will be called upon in the event that a regular mentor is unable to make a regularly scheduled workshop.
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Q: How to track performance of different page templates in google analytics? If possible, how can you track different page templates / theme files individually in google analytics?
For example in wordpress you have these theme files:
single.php
category.php
custom-post-type.php
page.php

How to track the performance of all page views that are shared by the same theme file? Say you have 100 pages that use single.php you want to see the average performance of that template instead of the individual page performances.

A: It depends on what sort of presentation you prefer, but content groups should be the preferred method. In general I would divide strategies into two buckets:
Step by step analysis
This is the easier, yet not so comfortable way. You would just search for the different themes in the Behavior - Site Content - All Pages view and check their metrics one-by-one.
Alternatively you could use custom segments based on landing pages, page or content group to make the same search available through (almost) all reports. but again you wouldn't be able to compare them side-by-side and this should only be used if you don't have enough time for other solutions (see below).
Direct analysis
The obvious way would be to use Content groups as a dimension and then set up custom reports e.g. These dimensions are built for your sort of analysis.
You could also use custom dimensions (remember, you only have 20 of those in free Analytics). You would then either do a data import (where you join on the URL of the site and add an additional string indicating the theme) or insert code to your pages to indicate the theme directly.
Once you're done with this, you can design a custom report to compare the aggregated dimensions next to each other.
Again, Content Groups are likely the best method, as they're specifically designed for this, viewable as primary dimension in content reports and easy to set up.


1. The Eccentric Club believes that the press and media are essential and important means of raising awareness about the Club, its proud heritage and present social and charitable activities.
2. It is highly important that at all times the Club is perceived as a professional and respectable establishment, engaged in the activities beneficial to its members and the society at large, and that press releases are regularly issued to maximise the potential of informing the public of the Club's activities.
3. It is equally important to ensure at all times that the correct image is being portrayed and the correct message is being communicated to and by the press and media; the Eccentric Club respects and honours clear, true and positive representation of its events, activities and members, but shall never tolerate the dissemination of any disrespectful, derogatory, defamatory or untrue information about it.
4. In the event of the press or media representatives approaching any member of the Club on any matter whatsoever related to the Club, they should be referred to the Club Secretary who will provide the only comments approved by the Club Committee.
5. No personal statements made by any members of the Club regarding any subject related to the Club, should be deemed as approved and consented to by the Club Committee; should any careless interpretation of such statements by the press and media result in any disrespectful, derogatory, defamatory or untrue information, the Club Committee reserves the right to take a reasonable legal action against the relevant media organisations and individuals due to whose professional negligence such information was allowed to be disseminated.
6. None of the materials published on the Eccentric Club website are released for any re-production, unless a written consent of the Club Secretary is issued to that effect to the party intending to re-produce them.
7. The representatives of the press and media contacting the Club Secretary should at all times observe the accepted etiquette in correspondence and telephone conversations, and must not assume that their publication, TV programme or any other media product is known to the Club Secretary due to its popularity ratings and received awards, therefore, a brief introduction of it is highly recommended.
8. In the event of the press or media representatives approaching the Club Secretary in need of a personal contact beyond the correspondence, for an interview, a supply of additional research or information on any of the subjects related to the Club and its activities, a participation in an editorial feature, a TV documentary, or any other press or media production, it is advisable to consider, prior to any contact, a possible charitable donation to the Club in return for the time, efforts and expert knowledge of its representatives.
9. All press and media enquiries are being reported by the Club Secretary to the Club Committee once a month, and the decision about any potential participation or involvement is being made by the members of the Committee by voting. Depending on such a vote, the Club Secretary may continue or cease all communications with the press or media representatives which have submitted an enquiry. The Club Committee's decision is final and cannot be re-negotiated.
10. All press and media representatives contacting the Eccentric Club are assumed to be aware of the Club's Media Policy and are expected to comply with it.


Our friend and ally, astrologer and activist Caroline Casey has invited Micah to speak to her Trickster Training Council this Monday evening, November 26. If you're not familiar with Caroline's work, you can read more about her on her website, which has many recordings from her radio show on KPFA (including our interviews), as well as information on joining her weekly council and mystery school group.
If you're a member and joined us for the call, or if you're not and are just curious about what we talked about, here are some of the Spagyrics and practices I'm planning on bringing into the virtual medicine cabinet for the event. There's also a shoppable digest version of this list (with a coupon!), which we'll send you if you sign up for our newsletter, here.
I should first note that I'm writing this on Sunday afternoon, since I am a triple Capricorn and planning ahead is how I roll! But, I also know that things can change and evolve as discussions spin out into the ether, so what I'm going over here are intentions and ideas, and may not end up matching the actual presentation exactly. I can promise that all these thoughts and the ones from the talk will be my best ideas for supporting ourselves right now, mentally, physically, and spiritually. So, here we go!
For those new to our work, you might want to start with some insight into our work and what we do. Our particular lineage is that of Western Alchemy, working with plants via a method called Spagyric processing. It's a way of concentrating and refining the physical and subtle properties of a plant so that its intelligence and life force can work hand in hand with yours to create healing and balance. You can read more about our process here.
I am focusing this talk on meditation in its many forms, and on Spagyrics of herbs that support it, since I find that looking within and creating a meditative mindset is the best starting point for being balanced and effective in daily life, no matter what those days throw at you.
And wow, what the days throw at us lately! It's easy to feel like you should just stay in, not get out of bed, pull up the covers and cozy in where it's warm and safe. Wintertime, too, contributes its own dark and inward energy, which can be useful, but can also lead us into depression if we're susceptible and don't take care to stay light in our minds and moods.
For our first step getting out of our beds and stepping back into life and vitality, I recommend Rhodiola. This Tibetan tonic root is used by the monks as a spiritual food, to sustain their energy and strength through long cycles of chanting and meditation. It also has a magical reputation as an herb to help see into the future, and observe and follow the patterns of energy that flow out from now and create what will happen.
Warrior monks especially valued this aspect of Rhodiola because it allowed them to see the battle ahead of time, and to know where the blows would be coming from and how best to respond to avoid injury. Most of us don't need that exact kind of insight, fortunately, but Rhodiola's wisdom and its great uplift of the endorphins and their happy effects brings visions of a positive future, which is the first step to pulling out of the hole of hopelessness that depression creates.
Rhodiola does this on its own through its adaptogenic chemistry and its uplifting effects on neurotransmitters, but like anything else, it works even better when used with intention. Our Rhodiola Initiatic is a wonderful morning tonic to take and then sit with for a bit to call in brightness, joy, wonder, and a future that improves with each moment. It seems to pair best with short, mindfulness meditations rather than long sessions of Zen-type work, and its future-linking intelligence can really support affirmations and intentions.
Rhodiola is a very useful plant as a single, and in combinations as a support and guide for other herbs. We include it in many of our formulas, including our Here & Now Somalixir, which is about just what the name implies- being collected, stable, and present in the moment. Rhodiola brings this formula a joyful delight with whatever comes, while Betel's astringency centers the awareness on one point. Yerba Mate sharpens the mind for insights, helping you focus inwardly as outward events move around you.
Try our Here & Now for mindfulness meditation throughout the day- it's very helpful for the practice of watching thoughts drift by without attachment, and for acknowledging and releasing difficult emotional states with clarity and compassion.
Sometimes, though, the inner chatter gets to be too much to follow peacefully, a stumbling block that ancient Vedic teachers overcame by using Sandalwood in many forms.
Sandalwood's calming scent and peaceful energy is said to calm the "monkey mind"- those loud, chattering thoughts that jump around in our brains seemingly without direction or containment. In all forms, Sandalwood has a "hushing" effect on this inner chaos, and our Sandalwood Initiatic is like a soft blanket of stillness gently laid over your cares and worries, giving you some perspective so that you can reach a deeper meditative state and process whatever issues the monkeys are yammering about.
Our Sandalwood Magistery is even more quieting, emptying the mind completely so that it is perfectly still and silent, useful for Zen meditation or any practice of deep, wordless contemplation.
Sandalwood as a medicine is surprising if you're used to it as an incense or oil, but a few of our best Spagyrics for meditative work are also used for incense and anointing.
One truly exceptional sacred scent is Agarwood, the tree that is the source of Oud, one of the most rare and expensive substances on earth. For more about this special medicine, and the rest of my list for support in this time, see part two of this article, here.


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Les plate-formes aériennes de travail à mât articulé (ou flèche articulée) servent à atteindre et à aller au-delà de machines, équipements, et autres obstacles qui sont montés au sol ainsi qu'à atteindre d'autres endroits qu'une nacelle à bras vertical télescopique aurait des difficultés à approcher. La tourelle permet une rotation à 360 degrés dans les deux sens. Le mât peut être levé et abaissé pour passer de la verticale à un positionnement sous l'horizontale et en extension (télescopé), la plate-forme de travail restera parfaitement stable et horizontale. Ce matériel multidirectionnel peut avancer, reculer et être orienté dans toutes les directions, y compris lorsque la nacelle est en hauteur. Tous les modèles articulés peuvent être conduits lorsque la plate-forme est à sa hauteur maximale et des largeurs de châssis donnant accès à des allées étroites et des lieux d'exploitation encombrés.
The power assisted drive and lift functions are usually controlled by the operator (who may or may not use remote control). The operator often stands on the work platform itself, which, together with the varied safety features of most modern AWPs, allows the device to be used by a single person.
AWPs are often bought by equipment rental companies,  who then rent them out to construction companies or individuals needing these specialised machines. The market for these machines is known to be marked by especially strong boom and bust cycles, and after a great demand in the 1990s (with up to 70,000 AWPs sold per year in the US) the market crashed in the early 2000s, leading to a strong contraction amongst the manufacturers.
There are a wide variety of AWPs, usually distinguished by the way they 'unfold' from their rest state and lift weight.
Also called boom lifts or cherry pickers , from their invention for fruit harvesting, these use multiple jointed sections that unfold to lift a platform or bucket. They are usually relatively small, as the boom lengths or the jointed sections are limited. They counteract this disadvantage by being some of the most flexible AWPs.
Articulated lifts are also often telescoping lifts (see below).
These use linked, folding supports that draw together. While smaller, battery powered machines are used in warehouses for stock checking, or in maintenance tasks, large diesel powered machines with 4WD are used on construction sites for cladding installation or other heavier construction work.
Screw lifts use screwlike threads to extend themselves. Rack and pinion lifts utilize a pinion driving a straight-toothed rack . Telescoping lifts have multiple overlapping sections that move into and out of one another. Telescoping lifts are also often articulated lifts (see above).
A spider AWP set up outside a building.
Aerial work platforms are also defined by the way in which they move (or are moved).
These AWPs are usually smaller, and cannot move under their own power. They tend to be towed behind a motor vehicle when not in use. Small non-powered AWPs can be light enough to be transported in a pickup truck bed, and can usually be moved through a standard doorway.
These AWPs are also usually relatively small, but have some sort of drive, which however is mainly used to move within the working area, and is not intended for long-distance propulsion.
These these midsize or large AWPs are similar to wheeled, powered AWPs, but are tracked to provide them with the ability to move through rough, unstable ground, such as construction sites. While having much more powerful engines, they still are not usually intended for road travel.
These AWPs are usually larger, and are mounted to a truck or van (or potentially railcar ) base. This provides them with stability (though they may still use outrigggers to stabilize themselves, especially for heavy loads or long boom lengths), and more importantly, allows them to travel on the road or rail net once collapsed. In addition to by the construction industry, they may be used by fire brigades, utilities companies, or window cleaners.
These AWPs are popular throughout the UK and Europe. They can be supplied with either wheeled or tracked chassis and are distinguished by their multiple spider-like outriggers which serve to stabilize the AWP. The outriggers allow the machine to have relatively low weight but maintain great boom lengths, allowing them to be used on ground which is delicate and / or cannot take large point loads. They are also very compact when stowed, allowing many to enter buildings through normal doorways. Tracked versions are widely used both internally (with non-marking rubber tracks) or externally.
A large scissor lift in extended position. Note: While the following was written for scissor lifts, much of the information applies to other AWPs as well.
A scissor lift uses a series of folding supports, bolted together in a cris-cross 'X' pattern, to lift a work platform many feet in the air. The upward motion is accomplished through use of either an electric motor or a gas or diesel engine, which drives a pump and pressurizes hydraulic fluid lines. The pressure presses the outsides of each set of supports together, elongating the crossing pattern vertically and providing lift.
No pressure is required for descent; a pressure release valve is activated electronically from the controls mounted on the lift platform. Should this electric valve fail, there is a manual release valve on the base of the scissor lift which can be pulled to release the pressure and lower the lift at a safe speed.
Normal operation of a scissor lift begins with the operator walking around the lift to make sure there is nothing visibly wrong with the equipment. The operator then climbs a small ladder to the lift platform surface. Usually the operator must duck underneath the bars of the enclosed platform. In accordance with OSHA standards, the user fastens a safety chain around the side of the platform from which he or she entered. This is designed to replace the safety rail that would normally surround this area. After checking ground clearance, the operator navigates the lift to the work area and raises and lowers the platform via electronic control.
The controls of a scissor lift usually consist of a joystick and mode buttons, as well as a 'stop' plunger (also known as an emergency stop switch). The operator pulls the switch outward, and the scissor lift controls go through a very brief battery and function self-check. If any problems are detected (battery undervoltage, motor failure, etc.) no functions of the lift will operate.
If all systems are found to function well, the operator may proceed to press a mode button, of which there are usually only two mode buttons: Drive and Lift. Advanced models may have more, such as ones which allow for lateral platform movement.
The joystick may have only forward and backward movement, or may have full cardinal direction movement in more advanced models. The joystick also has a trigger, which acts as an "execute" switch for commands given by the operator. Atop the joystick, there is often a smaller rocker switch which can be controlled with the thumb, setting wheel direction.
In this mode, the operator pushes the joystick away from himself and holds down the trigger to move the entire scissor lift forward. To go in reverse, the operator pulls the joystick towards him or herself and again holds the trigger to execute the move. The joystick is pressure sensitive, and the farther from center the operator pushes or pulls, the faster the machine accelerates. To turn the wheels, the operator uses his thumb to press left or right on the rocker switch while holding down the trigger. This can be done while moving in forward or reverse, or while standing still. The scissor lift computer will not allow a sharp turn at full acceleration, however. In this case, the rocker switch is simply ignored by the lift control. When the platform is extended (lifted), drive motion is limited to only a low speed. Depending on the tilt, balance sensors may prevent the lift from driving at all.
When the controls are in lift mode, the operator uses the joystick to either ascend or descend on the lift. Pushing the joystick away from the operator raises the lift, and pulling towards the operator lowers the lift. Again, the trigger must also be held down to execute these moves. Like in drive mode, the joystick is pressure sensitive, and the farther from center a joystick is pushed or pulled, the faster a user will ascend or descend. There are limits, however. Raising the platform can be performed much faster than lowering, partially due to the fact that raising involves an active hydraulic operation, while lowering is simply the steady release of pressure. In no case will the electronic controls allow such a rapid ascent or descent as to harm the operator. The rocker switch is inoperable in lift mode. As noted above, on level ground the lift can be driven in an extended position at slow speeds.
The standard scissor lift has numerous saftety features. By its design, a lift in extended position (and even, sometimes, in retracted position) is at risk of tipping over. Many safety features deal with this problem; others are designed to avoid damaging the equipment itself.
Most scissor lifts have rails that enclose the work platform. One side of these rails may be replaced by a hinged door or a chain to allow the operator to enter and exit the work platform conveniently. Some scissor lifts only have one run of rails, but most have a "double rail" system, where one rail runs around the platform at knee-height, and another goes around the platform at waist height.
When a scissor lift is raised, counterbalance bar weights underneath the machine may automatically extend and adjust to steady the machine and reduce the risk of a tip-over. On larger machines, the lift may include legs that either extend automatically or are extended prior to use of the lift. Similar balance mechanisims are seen in some cranes and other heavy equipment. When the platform returns to its base, the weights are automatically returned to a "drive" position within the scissor lift housing.
The scissor lift contains a variety of tilt sensors. The most commonly activated sensor (especially with two people on a lift), will cause the machine to refuse to raise the platform beyond a certain height. Sensors within the machine detect that weight on the platform is off balance to such a point as to risk a possible tip-over if the platform is raised further. Another sensor will refuse to extend the platform if the machine is on a significant incline.
Emergency stop buttons (or "plungers") are located on both the operator control panel and an override control panel on the base of the machine. In the event of any malfunction, power can be cut completely by pushing the button inwards. Often times, the operator will activate his emergency stop buton to "park" the machine so it cannot be accidentally activated. This also helps to conserve battery life.
In the event that the electric pressure release valve fails and the machine cannot be lowered by the operator, a manual plunger on the base of the machine can be pulled outward to release hydraulic pressure at the same speed as if the operator was descending by electronic means.
In addition to the manual pressure release, most scissor lifts have a set of electronic controls on the base that will perform the functions of the controls on the work platform. These controls are used in case either the platform controls fail or the operator becomes incapacitated for some reason.
Each time the lift controls are started (such as when the emergency stop button is deactivated), the lift will go through a very brief self-check. The battery is checked to ensure that it has a proper charge, and motors and other components such as tilt sensors are checked for electronic failure. Any active sensor at the time of the self-check is considered to be a failure and requires that the controls undergo a power cycle to clear the error. For example, if the lift was powered-on while the platform was extended and off-balance, the machine would sound an audible alarm and refuse to operate. A power cycle would be required to clear this condition.
This sensor recognizes the physical lifting limit of the hydraulic pump, and will refuse to lift the platform when a certain weight limit is exceeded. This sensor is designed for protection of the pump motor, and is seperate from the balance sensors designed to protect the safety of the user.
This sensor will disallow operation of the scissor lift when it detects that the battery is not providing a set minimum voltage. This prevents a variety of problems that could cause both motors and electronics to fail.


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We now know that the NSA is collecting location information en masse. As we've long said, location data is an extremely powerful set of information about people.
To understand why that is true, what this video, or read below the kind of memo that may be written someday soon.
Now that we have finalized our systems for the acquisition and processing of Americans' location data (using data from cell phone and license plate readers as well as other sources), I wanted to give you a quick taste of our new system's capabilities in the domestic policing context.
Just out of curiosity, who else has been visiting Mary Smith's house?
Looks like Mary has a few close friends. Wonder if Mr. Benjamin is aware of this Bill Montgomery character who spent a few nights with her?
Going back to the main screen, looks like Mr. Benjamin is quite a union activist. Perhaps we should notify George over at BigCorp (he serves at the Fusion Center with us). Just in case our man has been involved in the trouble they've been having over there.
Looks like Mr. Benjamin and three others are really the heart of the operation.
There's his lover on the top line, but who are those other gentlemen? From the average yardage separation, it looks like they didn't share a bedroom – perhaps just friends whose house he's crashed at after a party. Except for this Mr. Narushima. Maybe he's a camping buddy or something since the night they spent 4 yards apart was at neither of their homes. We could click through and see where they were, but let's move on.
No officer was able to reach this suspect in time to administer a test but his tag has been watchlisted for heightened scrutiny in the future.
In this case, upon investigation it was determined to be coincidence.
Upon investigation the suspect was determined to be a real estate agent.
That is just a taste of what this powerful new system is capable of. We look forward to working with your department for many years to come in our mutual efforts to keep America a safe and controlled place where no one, no matter where they are, can commit wrongdoing.


Disney World can be an expensive vacation for any American, let alone a military family on a budget! However, Disney World has put some amazing programs in place to help active and retired members of the American military afford an amazing Walt Disney World vacation!
Our family personally has been blessed enough to go to both Disneyland and Disney World several times throughout Clay's time on Active Duty. We are also planning another trip to Disney World in 2017!!! So I decided to put together some tips and tricks to save money.
The first thing you need to know is that your tickets will be significantly discounted, as long as you purchase them through Disney and not a third-party.
Considering the 4-day Park Hopper without this promotion is $394 plus tax, that's nearly half price!
Purchase your military discounted tickets here.
An affordably priced resort exclusively for military families, Shades of Green offers free yoga, several dining facilities, on-site golf, the Magnolia Grand spa, and a large horseshoe-shaped pool with water slide.
Shades of Green is one of only 3 non-Disney owned resorts located on Disney property. It was built and financed by Service Members own funds and now operates on a self-sustaining basis. Your room rate is based on your rank and current status – you will need to bring a valid military ID (or DoD ID) and current Leave and Earnings Statement for the staff to accurately determine your room rate.
Check out the Shades of Green website for more info.
However, if Shades of Green isn't quite magical enough for you – there is the option to get a 30-40% discount at Disney-owned Resorts, even the Deluxe resorts! One of the resorts that offer a military discount are the Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin Resort. I also need to mention here that you may want to check with the Armed Forces Vacation Club when making room reservations. They can generally get you some hefty discounts for your stay.
Since Disney does not offer military discounts on food, you may want to opt to stay at a Disney resort for access to the Disney Dining plan.
While you won't find any military discounts on dining in the parks, Disney Springs (formerly Downtown Disney) has some great discounts for both active and retired military and their family, as described here.
A can't miss event right down Main Street from Cinderella's Castle, the daily flag retreat in town square happens each day at 5pm.
After the pledge of allegiance, the American flag is lowered while a philharmonic band plays the "Star Spangled Banner" and then the flag is folded and presented to a guest veteran while the crowd sings "God Bless America." A procession down Main Street occurs shortly after, and then the guest veteran receives a certificate and pin to mark the special ceremony.
If you'd like to be considered to participate in the event, stop by guest services early in the morning to let them know your intentions. Now only one veteran is selected, while Disney used to involve multiple volunteers – they have since started using Members of the Color Guard to remove the flag.
Do you have any tips for planning an amazing WDW vacation for military families?
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Why: Increasing your physical activity to at least 60 minutes each day burns more calories and increases the health benefits you receive.
In this order, increase the frequency, duration and intensity of your walking or exercise. There are several ways to vary walking intensity, for example, by lengthening your stride, swinging your arms more, increasing your speed or walking up hills.
If you've been inactive for a while, be cautions with a 60 minutes workout. Be sure to warm up and start slowly. Initially, it's enough that you're doing something daily. Your health and safety are the highest priority.
Keep the intensity low enough that you can quickly build up to 30 minutes throughout the day or at a time. Once you're comfortable with a longer duration, increase the intensity. Eventually try to increase to 60 minutes or more a day, and then once again increase the intensity of your activity.
Take into account medical or physical limitations in determining what's appropriate for you to do, but don't let lack of time or resistance to change be an excuse for not walking or exercising.
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With your phone, Fitbit, AppleWatch or any devices that can record how many steps you take each day for three consecutive days. Add the daily totals and divide by three to calculate your average number of steps each day. Set a goal to increase this average by either 2,000 or 3,000 steps a day until you reach a total of 10,000 steps daily.
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Look for execuses to exercise rather than excuses not to exercise. Get past the first five or 10 minutes and the rest is easy, and the more frequently you exercise, the more you'll want to exercise.


Philips has entered the hearing healthcare market with a new range of hearing aids set to be rolled out to care professionals and providers.
Hearing aid manufacturer Demant has secured a license from Philips to use its brand on a complete range of premium hearing aids, accessories and applications.
The supplier intends for Philips Hearing Solutions to "quickly become a trusted brand" among hearing care providers and users.
Philips' hearing aids, named Philips HearLink, are being sold to trained and educated hearing care professionals in selected countries across the globe.
The equipment features connectivity between hearing aids and the devices like smartphones and televisions. The look and feel of the Philips HearLink hearing aids is designed to cater for today's 'baby boomer' generation with design and usability developed for this particular market.
Spencer Ramsey, senior director of brand licensing at Philips, said that the new cooperation will widen the definition of hearing healthcare.
"Combining Demant's world-leading hearing aid technology with Philips' global brand presence in healthcare, the cooperation will enrich the hearing healthcare experience," he said.
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"We live in an age where user engagement and digital services are shaping the future of healthcare technology. More and more people are conscious of taking control of their own personal healthcare and are using electronic devices to do so.


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Zhang, Yu, Bingham, Chris and Gallimore, Michael (2014) Applied sensor fault detection and identification during steady-state and transient system operation. In: International Conference on Advanced Technology & Sciences (ICAT'14), 12-15 August, 2014, Antalya, Turkey.
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The paper presents two readily implementable methods for sensor fault detection and identification (SFD/I) for complex systems. Specifically, principal component analysis (PCA) and self-organizing map neural network (SOMNN) based algorithms are demonstrated for use on industrial gas turbine (IGT) systems. Two operational regimes are considered viz. steady-state operation and operation during transient conditions. For steady-state operation, PCA based squared prediction error (SPE) is used for SFD, and through the use of contribution plots, SFI. For SFD/I under operational conditions with transients, a proposed 'y-index' is introduced based on PCA with transposed input matrix that provides information on anomalies in the sensor domain (rather than in the time domain as with the traditional PCA approach). Moreover, using a SOMNN approach, during steady-state operation the estimation error (EE) is used for SFD and EE contribution plots for SFI. Additionally, during transient operation, SOMNN classification maps (CMs) are used through comparisons with 'fingerprints' taken during normal operation. Validation of the approaches is demonstrated through experimental trial data taken during the commissioning of IGTs. Although the attributes of the techniques are focused on a particular industrial sector in this case, ultimately their use is expected to be much more widely applicable to other fields and systems.
Sensor fault detection and identification, Principal component analysis, Self-organizing map neural network, Steady-state and transient operations
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This train is bound for glory
Mumford & Sons end Railroad Revival Tour with a memorable set
On April 27th, fans crowded into New Orleans, Louisiana's Woldenberg Park for a different kind of performance. After touring five cities in the U.S. in vintage railroad cars, Mumford & Sons, Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros, and Old Crow Medicine Show made their final stop in New Orleans for their last show of the Railroad Revival Tour.
The openers, Old Crow Medicine Show, are folk vets that started making music together in 1998. Their slot on this tour shows exactly how big Mumford and Edward Sharpe have grown in rock hierarchy since their relatively recent beginning, because these well-seasoned musicians played before them.
Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros — known for their song "Home" — took the stage after for a short and sweet set where the animated frontman, Alex Ebert, spent most of his time singing on the barricade with the crowd (and clotheslining me with his mic cord).
Folk darlings, Mumford & Sons took the stage shortly after. Since their humble beginning in late 2007, they have been thrown into world renown fame for their simple and honest music that translates into a powerful stage presence and performances. This show was no different and had fans smiling and dancing all night.
For the encore, the entire crew of the Railroad Revival Tour crowded on-stage and sang a rendition of "This Train is Bound for Glory." The show, overall, was intimate — which should be expected at a Mumford & Sons set. The level of comradery at their shows is astounding, as fans never leave the venue without feeling like they have made new friends. In case you missed out on this tour, you can catch up on their past events through their Tour Blog or purchase a ticket to one of Mumford's summer U.S. dates.
New releases for the month of May
May marks the release of two highly anticipated new albums by rising indie stars
Save your money indie music lovers because May is a great month for must have new releases.
Fleet Foxes are set to release the "Helplessness Blues" on May 3, their highly anticipated follow up to their self-titled release in 2008. The album uses a blend of traditional and novelty instruments, like tympanis and tibetan sing bowls, that helps to create a beautiful and the most immersive record and yet. Singer songwriter Robin Pecknold almost lost his long-term girlfriend in the process of recording since he was so intensely focused on working on the album until it was, "f**king awesome." He achieved his goal and saved his relationship with the finished product (sorry fan girls). "Helplessness Blues" is available for pre-order on their label Sup-Pop', website for $12.
The rising UK alt-disco-pop trio Friendly Fires are releasing "Pala" on May 24 and can be pre-ordered for $10.25 on Amazon. The sound is poppier than their 2008 self-titled release; the singer, Ed Macfarlane, even compared their latest music to the sounds of 'N Sync and Backstreet Boys in a BBC interview. After extensive world touring, Friendly Fires have been rapidly rising in the indie scene and, despite their strange musical counterparts, their new album is sure to please.
The White Stripes legacy
The White Stripes called it quits in February 2011 after their long and successful stint in the music scene
Meg and Jack white formed the White Stripes in 1997 but recently called it quits in February due to "artistic differences." Their accomplishments include six phenomenal albums, a couple of Grammys for Best Rock Song/Alternative Music Performance in 2004, Best Alternative Album in 2008 and Best Boxed or Special Limited Ed. Package in 2011 (to name a few). They were even the opening act for the Rolling Stones on more than one occasion.
Despite their notoriety, it came as no surprise to fans that the fake brother and sister/formerly married duo decided to officially break up since Jack White's immense amount of side projects (The Dead Weather, The Raconteurs) seemed to shift his focus away from the White Stripes.
The White Stripes legacy will survive long past their demise since their label, Third Man Records (which is actually owned by Jack White),announced that they will release live recordings and unseen video footage. Even congresswoman Donna Edwards helped to reinforce their lasting legacy whenever she quoted "Cause and Effect" while protesting the impending governmental shut down.

The remaining message from the band can be found on Third Man Records website: "The White Stripes do not belong to Meg and Jack anymore. The White Stripes belong to you now and you can do with it whatever you want. The beauty of art and music is that it can last forever if people want it to. Thank you for sharing this experience. Your involvment will never be lost on us and we are truly grateful."
Who is Rebecca Black?
"Friday" is no longer everyone's favorite song
If musical talent is judged by the amount of views a song gets on YouTube then the ridiculously annoying pre-teen anthem "Friday" will not make it difficult for music fans to decide which seat to take before driving off a cliff.
To put this a bit into perspective, "Friday" has racked in well more than seven million views since it was posted in February while Grammy winners, Arcade Fire, received more than 5.5 million views for their video "Wake Up," posted in 2006.
The artist responsible for "Friday" is Rebecca Black, a thirteen-year-old girl who is signed to teeny-bopper ARK Music Factory and has been referenced by some sources as the "next" Justin Bieber due to her swift rise into internet stardom.
Tosh.0 blogger Mike Pomranz seems to have different expectations from the young singer, since his post, Songwriting Isn't For Everyone," recently featured "Friday."
The backlash of "Friday" (and lack of substance) did not deter ARK Music from releasing the track on iTunes, which can be found here. Honestly, Rebecca Black has to be given a little credit for being so young and generating more coverage (even Ryan Seacrest has tweeted about her) in almost one month than most aspiring musicians can acquire in a lifetime – notoriety that she will hopefully use to redeem herself in the future. Until then, Black will most likely be the source of countless memes for the next few months.
SXSW celebrates 25 years with something for everyone
Austin's eclectic music, film and culture festival, South by Southwest (SXSW) is celebrating its Twenty-fifth anniversary with a plethora movies, stand-up comedians, video games and most importantly, phenomenal musicians. The music aspect of the event spans more than five days and features hundreds of bands sprawled throughout bars and venues in Austin, Texas.
From March 15 to March 20, the headliners range from worldwide rising indie acts like James Blake, Das Racist, Bombay Bicycle Club, Givers and Yuck to hardcore sets with Whitechapel, EMMURE and Dance Gavin Dance. Even electronic, hip-hop and punk bands will be featured at SXSW with heavyweights like MSTRKRFT, B.o.B and Bad Brains. It's honestly a bit terrifying how many amazing bands are going to be playing in such a short amount of time.
A positive side to the massive festival, besides its ability to book great bands, is a lot of free music. Even though most bars and venues have covers, bands like The Strokes and Bright Eyes are both playing free sets at the SXSW Auditorium Shores Stage. Waterloo Records is even joining with their free Parking Lots Shows, which feature performances from Dum Dum Girls, Fitz & Tantrums, Neon Trees and many more. SXSW really seems to be too good to be true but fortunately it isn't, so head to Austin as soon as possible!
Radiohead release The King of Limbs
Radiohead album: unexpected sound, unpredictable video.
Released on February 18 (a day ahead of schedule), Radiohead's latest album is "The King of Limbs."
The record is a brooding, ambient piece that revolves around a dreamy landscape filled with the pleasant musical chaos that these Oxford natives seem to effortlessly compose.
The album is not available on iTunes, but a digital download can be found on the band's website for just $9. A "Newspaper Album" is also available for $49 and consists of more than 600 pieces of artwork (large and small), a CD, two 10″ vinyl records and a copy of the tracks to be downloaded at the time of purchase (since the package will not be shipped until June.)
In honor of the new release, Radiohead even released a video for the first single from "The King of Limbs," "Lotus Flower," which features singer andsongwriter Thom Yorke performing a strange interpretive dance developed by the notorious choreographer, Wayne McGregor.
Yorke is certainly no Natalie Portman, but his moves have already racked the video well over four million views on YouTube and I, for one, cannot wait to see it played after Rihanna's "S&M" on MTV.
Broken Social Scene show review
The Broken Social Scene 2011 tour shouldn't be missed.
Tipitina's, a large venue in Uptown, New Orleans, was packed full of fans from the balcony to the standing room floor, anxiously waiting to see Broken Social Scene.
The Canadian indie rock legends, currently consisting of (but not limited to) Kevin Drew, Lisa Lobsinger, Brendan Canning, Justin Peroff, Andrew Whiteman, Charles Spearin, David French and Sam Goldberg, played a variety of songs from Forgiveness Rock Record (2010) to You Forgot It In People (2003).
The two-hour concert flew by and was actually a little difficult to keep up with as the talented band members continued to alternate on and off the stage. The show was engaging and interactive as Drew gave fans the option of a magical encore, marked by fans favorites from the past and present and Kevin Drew's occasional barricade straddle.
Zeus, also signed to the Arts & Crafts record label, are Broken Social Scene's current tour-mates. The fellow indie rock Canadian natives provided an energetic, opening set that fueled fan enthusiasm for the headliner. This band's debut album, Say Us, is currently on sale for $1.99 on Gallery AC's website – a steal that music fans should take advantage of as quickly as possible.
With only a few dates left in their U.S. tour, a brief conversation with drummer Justin Peroff confirmed that the band will most likely take a break from touring for a while, so catch their last few shows while you still can!
Tokyo Police Club show review
Tokyo Police Club draw an end to their U.S. 2011 Spring Tour
Canadian indie rockers, Tokyo Police Club, stopped at The Spanish Moon in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, for their 2011 Spring Tour. The show opened with New Orleans based ambient and harmonic indie kids Sun Hotel, who somehow managed to hash out a great set despite their technical difficulties. Someone Still Love You Boris Yeltsin followed and were not quite as entertaining. Their music is perfectly adequate pop rock, but after an hour, the most interesting thing that occurred on stage happened whenever the singer and drummer changed places.
Tokyo Police Club managed to wake their sleepy fans up whenever they took the stage and played old favorites like "Tessellate" and "Nature Of The Experiment," as well as tracks from their latest album Champ. The show took a strange turn whenever singer/bassist David Monks asked the crowd to repeat extremely random things (like Daft Punk playing in his living room, for example), and only proceeded to escalate in this direction as the entire band filed the stage after a keyboard was knocked over during the encore.
Overall, TPC is a great live band whose quirks only add to the charm of its performances. With only a few dates left in the U.S., TPC are trading Boris Yeltsin in Kentucky for equally indie/pop Pomegranates and Walk the Moon, and call it quits in Connecticut with A Great Big Pile Of Leaves before they embark on a mainly Canadian tour throughout July. Unless you want to wait until Sasquatch, catch their set while you can!
A brief bio on electronic musician Deadmau5
Deadmau5 is turning out to be the next best thing to come from Canada, redeeming the county's music credit after the invasion of Justin Bieber. Electronic house musician, Joel Zimmerman, has been entrancing crowds from Switzerland to San Francisco with his high-tech light system and L.E.D. mouse-head – a few gimmicks that cannot over shadow his awesome and unconventional electronic music played, of course, on his self written music software.
Project 56, self described as "random/idm/glitchy stuff" and released for free in 2005, seems to be Zimmerman's first release under the title Deadmau5 but was certainly not his first music endeavor-or his last.
Zimmerman's first steps towards electronic music began with the mixed "chip tunes" he experimented with at age 15, which led to a collaboration with Tommy Lee three years later. Since then, the latest and mathematically incorrect release, 4X4=12, is the follow up to a mix of about 50 singles, EP and full length releases.
Other acclaimed Deadmau5 albums that acted as a prelude to the development of his current style as a dance musician are Random Album Title (2008) and For Lack of a Better Name (2009) which combined, have supplied hits like "Ghosts N Stuff," "Hi, Friend," "I Remember," and "Faxing Berlin."
Attracting international attention, Zimmerman was the house musician at the MTV Video Music Awards, was nominated for a Grammy and won various Juno and International Dance Music awards.
Zimmerman not only has multiple awards and records under his belt, but tons of loyal fans. His shows are usually sold out and full of ravers ready to dance for hours in self made mouse-heads. Zimmerman even opened a P.O. box for mau5 lovers to send their mail; the address was listed on his Listen to: "Sofi Needs a Ladder," "Raise Your Weapon"
With their latest album, Two Door Cinema Club are making a name for themselves
Two Door Cinema Club are proving exactly how far three boys from Northern Ireland and a drum machine can go in just three years.
Composed of school friends, guitarist/singer Alex Trimble and Sam Halliday along with bassist/singer Kevin Baird, Two Door Cinema Club have already headlined their own shows around the world and embarked on tours with notorious acts like Phoenix and Tokyo Police Club.
Signed to Glassnote in 2009 alongside other indie favorites Phoenix and Mumford & Sons, TDCC are breaking artists with just the right mixture of contemporary indie/electro/pop/rock and truly inspired originality. TDCC's first and only full length,"Tourist History", was produced by Elliott James (Bloc Party) and is an explosive mix of danceable and unabashedly pop tracks.
The greatest aspect of "Tourist History" is that it is never dull – even on tracks that start off slow, like 'Eat That Up, It's Good for You," can quickly verve into an unexpectedly energetic and synth-infected direction. The album has already drawn attention from Nylon Magazine as 2010's best album and is listed among the nominations of Ireland's 2011 Choice Music Awards for Album of the Year since its recent release in April of 2010, a few accomplishments that will certainly expand throughout 2011.
For Fans of: Tokyo Police Club, Miike Snow.
Listen to: "Something Good Can Work," "Cigarettes In the Theatre"


8171 North University Drive has a Walk Score of 45 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so most errands require a car.
This location is in the Woodmont neighborhood in Tamarac. Nearby parks include Tamarac Veterans' Park and Hampton Park.
Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from 8171 North University Drive.
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8171 North University Drive is in the Woodmont neighborhood. Woodmont is the most walkable neighborhood in Tamarac with a neighborhood Walk Score of 34.


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Перехожее — деревня в Калининском районе Тверской области. Входит в состав Медновского сельского поселения.

География
Находится в юго-восточной части Тверской области на расстоянии приблизительно 24 км на запад-северо-запад по прямой от города Тверь.

История
Была отмечена еще на карте 1840 года. В 1859 году здесь (деревня Перехожа Тверского уезда Тверской губернии) было учтено 45 дворов.

Население
Численность населения: 397 человек (1859 год), 19 (русские 100 %) в 2002 году, 19 в 2010.

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Населённые пункты Калининского района (Тверская область)


The race for crypto dominance is heating up in Germany after the country's largest stock-exchange operator announced the creation of a new blockchain unit. The announcement came one month after Borse Stuttgart, Germany's second-largest exchange operator, launched a new cryptocurrency trading platform.
The Frankfurt-based Deutsche Borse AG has created a centrally-steered unit dedicated to 'DLT, Crypto Assets and New Market Structures,' according to a press release that circulated Monday. The 24-person team, led by Jens Hachmeister, will further advance Deutsche Borse's work in the blockchain arena.
"Deutsche Borse has been active with the technology in a first phase of ideation and exploration," Hachmeister said in a statement. "We invested in various initiatives to create a sound understanding of the trends, the technology and its potential within the traditional segments of our value chain.
In order to use the full potential of the technology for our businesses, to generate efficiencies and create revenues, a centrally steered approach is necessary to make a greater impact," he added.
Last month, Deutsche Borse acquired a minority stake in HQLAx, a liquidity and collateral management firm that is developing a new platform for blockchain-based securities lending.


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You can import cues into ADR Master from a variety of supported formats. In general, the formats can be divided into two categories: ordered formats and unordered formats. Formats like CSV where all cue information is stored in a spreadsheet-style manner are ordered formats. Other parsable file formats like XML or Pro Tools Session Info text files also belong into this category. If the cues are contained in an ordered format, ADR Master can typically parse the files and import the cues directly. Importing cues from these kinds of formats is explained here.
With unordered formats, the files cannot be parsed automatically. This is usually the case for shooting scripts stored in the Microsoft Word or in the PDF format. To import a shooting script, you use the same menu entry also used for ordered formats: File -> Import Cues from File. ADR Master will show the Shooting Script Import Window:
The window is split into three sections. The top section (1) contains information about the current cue. Here you build up a cue and commit it to the actual cue list. The middle section (2) contains a text field to define the script pattern as well as a number of buttons which will be explained in detail in the following. At the bottom of the window (3), the script is displayed in a line-wise manner.
Turning script lines into cues
After selecting a script to be imported, ADR Master will open the window shown above and it will display the script content in the bottom section of the window. ADR Master will try to read the content in a way that makes sense but with elements like pictures, lists, tables etc. all intertwined with the actual text the outcome may not be perfect. As the script writers don't work according to common standards, it's very hard to optimize the document parsing as improving scripts from one editor may make the outcome worse for others.
When designing this import functionality, our main goal was not to make it perfect (as that's simply not possible with an undefined format) but rather to make it as convenient as possible for all formats. When analyzing scripts it became apparent that although the formatting may be different with each script, the internal structure doesn't change throughout the script. You'll see what this means in this example:
You can see that there's always the cue's timecode, the character name and then the text for this cue. This pattern repeats itself throughout the script. To streamline the import, you can simply set the pattern "start TC - character - text" to the script pattern textfield in the middle controller bar. Click the "+" button to add a new pattern element, click the "x" button to remove an element or drag the elements around within the field to change the order.
When you now click on a timecode line with the Alt-key pressed, ADR Master will associate these lines with the correct properties according to script pattern set in the textfield.
To create a cue from these lines, you can now click the first of the four buttons in the middle bar (New Cue from List Selection) or use the shortcut Shift+N.
You can now add additional information like the cue number or notes. You can also set the start and end timecode of the cue here. To do that you can either use the controller elements to the left of the timecode fields, type the timecode in manually or just grab the start and end timecode from the DAW if attached. The current DAW selection is displayed next to the in and out point textfields and you can take that as in and out either by using the button or the shortcut Cmd+F8. You can also just take the currently displayed video frame as the cue's in point (Cmd+F9) or the cue's out point (Cmd+F10).
When all information is correct for the cue, click the second button in the middle bar to commit the cue to the actual cue list and clear the controls (Commit Cue and Commit Cue Controls, shortcut Shift+C). Alternatively, you can also use the third button (Commit Cue) to only commit the cue without clearing the controls. This can come in handy if the cue has rather long text and if you want to split it into two for easier handling. In that case you can use the last button (Clear Cue Controls) to clear the cue controls to continue.
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Finding Netherland
with	0 Comments	by	Christa
Months after everyone has read Joseph O'Neill's Netherland, I'm going to add a "me too" to the mess of people who added it to various "best of …" lists.
Hans is a Dutch banker, a passive go'er with the flo'er whose wife lights back to London from Manhattan after 9/11, taking their son with her. Already an aimless sort, Hans continues to drift and falls in with Chuck Ramkissoon — an international man of mystery who is obsessed with trying to build a cricket community.
Chuck is a great character, and one reason the words "… with echoes of The Great Gatsby" are stamped on the cover of the book. He is ambitious, an immigrant trying to build a community on the cricket field. He's got his hands dozens of pots, stirring up businesses and connections and all sorts of vague stews. He pops up here and there and has two cell phones buzzing. He's got a wife and a mistress and he gives a great inspirational speech. He tells tales that may or may not be true. Only as Hans gets to know Chuck better, do the man's seams start to show. A bit of a criminal, we see. And by then, Hans is ditching out of America and on the fast track to getting his wife back.
Hans. Hans is also great. He's a guy who stuff happens to. He's that kind of guy who attracts other characters. A man who wears angel wings befriends him; Chuck adopts him; a woman named Danielle — in the novel's finest moment — seduces him, introducing a belt to the rare sexual occasion.
Reading this book is like listening to a man with a pleasant accent tell you stories about a slice of three or so years out of his life. It's funny in a way that requires seeing someone's facial expression and subtle winking to understand they are joking.
When a friend tells Hans about the chef — more like a cook — who is dating Hans' wife, Hans says
[No doubt, I thought, he was also an expert in reviving Anglo-Saxon erotic traditions. A sensualist who embodied a classic yet contemporary approach to carnal pleasure.:]
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At some point Christa should write something about herself. In the meantime, I will just say that she's one of the funniest writers on the planet. I would probably read her grocery lists, if she wrote them.
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