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The Best Things to See and Do in Deptford, London
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Deptford has a strong South London identity due to its rich history, particularly its maritime heritage. In the mid-16th to the late 19th century it was home to Deptford Dockyard, the first Royal Navy Dockyard, but sadly as the area declined all the docks closed down, with the last one shutting in 2000. An anchor used to sit at the end of Deptford Broadway, but for many locals its removal marked the beginning of the area's gentrification. Nevertheless it plays a significant part in London's history; Deptford High Street even marks the spot where the Elizabethan playwright Christopher Marlowe was murdered after disputing a bar tab. If you're interested in visiting a South London area packed full of British history, here are the top things to see and do in Deptford.
Tuck into a meat-free burger at The Waiting Room
Bar, Coffee Shop, British, Vegan
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The Waiting Room is an all-veggie and vegan café located in the heart of Deptford, just a stone's throw away from the station. Most famous for its mouthwatering and wholesome menu, it offers a variety of hearty dishes including meat-free burgers and hotdogs. Or if you fancy a snack, it also boasts sweet treats that go perfect with a cuppa such as vegan lemon and blueberry loaf, carrot cake and orange crumble cake. This small and understated hangout is one of Deptford's hidden gems with a real focus on hearty vegetarian cuisine.
134 Deptford High Street, Deptford, London, England, SE8 3PQ, United Kingdom
Indulge in a glass of vino at Winemakers
Bar, Restaurant, Wine Bar, European, $$$
Winemakers is loved by Deptford locals and South London foodies alike and its low-key exterior blends in well with the rest of the shops on Deptford High Street. Situated on the quieter end of the high street towards the river, the unassuming wine bar and restaurant (located at the back) is an offshoot of Farrindgon's Winemakers Club; a popular wine importer, shop and bar. Winemakers utilises its excellent knowledge of vino and offers a simple menu or sharing plates to complement the wines on offer, including crab croquetas, Lincolnshire Poacher soufflé and deep fried plaice. This stripped-back venue has a real focus on great wine and tasty sharing plates, if you're a London foodie, don't miss this underrated spot.
209 Deptford High Street, Deptford, London, England, SE8 3NT, United Kingdom
Catch a performance at The Albany
The Albany is a unique performing arts space, with a history dating back to the 19th century. The arts centre embodies the cultural diversity and creative mix of South East London crowds and boasts an eclectic programme of events, from theatre workshops to poetry readings. Situated just moments away from Deptford station, the creative venue has four performance spaces with a capacity of 300 seated and 500 for standing events.
Douglas Way, Deptford, London, England, SE8 4AG, United Kingdom
Pay a visit to one of London's finest Baroque parish churches
Building, Church
Designed by Thomas Archer and built in the early 16th century, at a time when the area was growing in literate, skilled workers who were drifting away from the established church. The construction of a new church, now known as St Paul's, was an attempt to lure Deptford locals back into the Anglican community. The church is built in a traditional Roman Baroque style (Archer's signature design) and one of the building's most unusual features is the cylindrical tower with a steeple. A mark of Deptford's unique London history, the beautiful baroque church is certainly worth a visit.
Mary Ann Gardens, Deptford, London, England, SE8 3DP, United Kingdom
Stop off for a pie at Manze's
Bakery, American, European
If you're looking to experience true cockney cuisine then look no further than Deptford's Manze's; a traditional pie and mash shop that serves authentic East End food such as jellied eels. The long-standing shop has been owned by the Manze family for over 100 years and their secret pie recipe has been handed down through the generations. Every pie is hand-made, fresh each day and served with fluffy mashed potatoes and a signature parsley sauce. For a true taste of London, stop by Manze's for a hearty pie with all the trimmings.
204 Deptford High Street, Deptford, London, England, SE8 3PR, United Kingdom
Sample the selection of Vietnamese restaurants on Deptford High Street
Cafe, Vietnamese
Deptford High Street is home to a great selection of Vietnamese restaurants including the likes of Pho Hanoi and Cafe Mama Pho, which are popular with Deptford locals. Many of these restaurants are family-run businesses offering South London visitors authentic Vietnamese dishes passed down through generations. While other areas in London such as Shoreditch's Kingsland Road also offer these 'Vietnamese Miles', Deptford's offering is certainly less mainstream so well-worth a visit.
These recommendations were updated on February 9, 2018 to keep your travel plans fresh.


When you have the opportunity to spend 30 years working in a field you love, some might be worried about losing their zeal. But NREL's Chuck Kutscher is a shining example of someone who continues to find new passions along the way.
His passion for identifying climate change solutions using renewable energy recently caught the attention of Colorado's Gov. Bill Ritter. He presented Kutscher with the 2nd Annual Governor's Excellence in Renewable Energy, Individual Award. "I was very surprised," Kutscher said. "I had no idea I had been nominated." The governor's award honors outstanding contributions to protect Colorado's environment and provide clean power through renewable energy.


The days of doing lengthy desktop software setups are long gone. In today's fast-paced world, being able to access your data, anytime and anywhere, is a luxury for business owners. If you want your enterprise to work smarter and faster, online accounting is a wise investment. Working with cloud-based software will improve team collaboration and will give you a better overview of your finances wherever you are.
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QBO is a premier online accounting software dubbed by experts as "The Best Online Accounting Software of 2017". Designed by top tech company Intuit, QuickBooks Online is the cloud version of QuickBooks, a desktop software mainly developed for Disk Operating System (DOS); with the main menu containing choices including Checkbook, Invoicing/Receivable, Accounts Payable, Chart of Accounts, and Company Lists. It makes accounting easier as it decreases your workload.
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The Detroit News reports: Searching for more E85. We think E85 is a mistake. It costs more, vehicles get crappier gas mileage, and... there is no step three!
Forgetting price for a moment (we're environmentalists!), look purely at how much crappier the fuel economy is. Let's use the first vehicle on the chart. Hey! It's our absolute favorite car: a 2006 Chevy Monte Carlo. Normally, the ol' MC gets 21 city/31 highway with gasoline, but with ethanol, it's 16 city/24 highway. Cripes, that's a 20% hit. And the fuel costs more to boot.
And, the best part, you can't get it. E85 is barely available in the United States so even if you were willing to pay more and willing to fill up more often, you can't.* Crap. Is anyone even going to make these kinds of vehicles? Doeth! Leftlane News reports: Nissan announces E85 Armada.
*Our lawyers said we had to say, technically, you can fill up with E85 because there are a few stations that serve it up. But there aren't a lot of 'em! And, anyway, we like our corn the old-fashioned way. In a jelly jar.


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Joel Grade became Sysco's executive vice president and chief financial officer in 2015. He began his career at Sysco as a staff auditor in 1996 and has since held a variety of senior finance and commercial roles, including chief financial officer of Sysco Chicago in 2002 followed by chief financial officer of Sysco Canada in 2007. He was later promoted to president of Sysco Canada in 2010 and then became senior vice president of foodservice operations, north region and Canada in 2012. In 2014, Grade served as Sysco's senior vice president of finance and chief accounting officer before being named EVP and CFO. Grade earned an undergraduate degree in accounting and finance with a specialization in international business from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 1993 and an MBA in finance, strategy and, marketing from Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management in 2007.

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Movie Review: Dark Shadows
Certificate 12A, 113 minutes
Stars: Johnny Depp, Michelle Pfeiffer and Eva Green
Dark Shadows is based on the (1,225 episode) 60's and 70's television series and Gothic soap opera of the same name. Several of the actors who starred in the original show had cameos in the film. The film stars Johnny Depp (Mortdecai, Transcendence) as the vampire Barnabas Collins. Barnabas was born in the eighteenth century and, along with his parents, went to the New World where the Collinses built a fishing and canning empire and founded the town of Collinsport.
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Barnabas earned the enmity of a witch, Angelique Bouchard (Eva Green, 300: Rise of an Empire, Sin City: A Dame to Kill For) who cursed him to become a vampire and then entombed him in a coffin and buried him in the ground. Just under two hundred years later, Barnabas' coffin is unearthed and he is freed. He returns to the family house of Collinswood to find that the family fortunes have taken a turn for the worse over the past two centuries. The family now consists of Elizabeth Collins Stoddard (Michelle Pfeiffer, The Family) and her teenage daughter Carolyn (Chloë Grace Moretz, Hugo, Kick-Ass 2, The Equalizer), Elizabeth's younger brother Roger (Johnny Lee Miller) and Roger's young son David (Gulliver McGrath). The house now has only two servants rather than the dozens it used to have in better times, Willie Loomis (Jackie Earle Haley) and Mrs Johnson (Ray Shirley), and David's psychiatrist Dr. Julia Hoffman (Helena Bonham Carter) as well as the recently arrived governess Victoria Winters (Bella Heathcote, Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, The Rewrite).
Credit: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Dark_Shadows_2012_Poster.jpgBarnabas is determined to restore the family's wealth and influence but in the process finds that Angelique is still alive, and still pretty annoyed with him, in a love/hate way. She has been responsible for many of the family's misfortunes over the years as she pursued her vendetta against Barnabas' family.
There is quite a bit of humour in Dark Shadows as Barnabas tries to cope and understand how things have changed since he was entombed, not always successfully. In particular the scene when Barnabas succumbs to Angelique's charms and they destroy the room is a good watch.
Johnny Depp does a good performance, as usual really getting into the part. Apparently he[1] - and Tim Burton as well[2] - is a fan of the original series and he really wanted to be Barnabas Collins when he was younger, so it seems he succeeded. There is also cameo by Alice Cooper performing a couple of songs as himself - although Barnabas assumes from the name that Cooper is a woman and says that he is the "ugliest woman I have ever seen."
Dark Shadows was possibly a bit rushed in terms of length; it seems they tried to cover many of the stories and plots covered in the original series in only a tiny fraction of the time. The various characters and plots therefore seem somewhat under developed. Dark Shadows isn't bad, but it could have been better, especially if just one story line had been concentrated on rather than spreading the focus across many.
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Q: How to show that two normally distributed density functions are independent Show that $U$ and $V$ are independent, where $U=X+Z$ and $V=X-Z$.
I´m given that $X\sim N(0,1)$, $Z\sim N(0,1)$ and X and Z are independent.
First I find U and V.
This leads to $U\sim N(0,2)$ and $V\sim(0,2)$
From here I'm stuck, I know that $independence \implies Cov(V,U)=0$ but i'm not sure if $Cov(V,U)=0 \implies independence.$

A: The suggestion in the comment is correct. If you can show that U and V are jointly gaussian with covariance zero then you have their independence. There are details about this lemma online, for example this page.
In this case, as X and Z are independent it's easy to show that all linear combinations of U and V are gaussian RVs. From there you can show the independence.
You are also correct that zero covariance does not imply independence. For example, $A$ is a RV with $\mathbb{E}A =  0$ and $\mathbb{E}[A^2] = 0$, and let $B=A$. Then we have $Cov(AB) = 0$ but $A$ and $B$ are clearly dependent.

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CareSource uses a Preferred Drug List, also called a PDL. The PDL is a list of the drugs that we prefer your provider prescribe. The list shows the most common, but not all, drugs covered by Ohio Medicaid. Each plan has its own PDL.
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Q: No sound into headphones I will make it quick : I have no sound in my headphones when they are plugged in on my Asus F200CA running Ubuntu 14.04, but :

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*I have sound in the laptop speakers when the headphones are plugged out.

*If I boot up my laptop on a Live USB running Ubuntu 14.04, I have sound in the speakers and in the headphones.

*If I open pavucontrol, I can "see" sound, but I can't hear it.

I already did some of the actions listed here.
I'm running Ubuntu 14.04, with Unity, and this bug appeared about a week ago.

A: I had the same problem for days (on a different laptop). The solution was to do the following two things:

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*Reset user configuration (as described in the Troubleshooting section of https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PulseAudio).

*Make sure Independent HP is Disabled in alsamixer. To do that, just type alsamixer in a terminal, then choose your sound card (by pressing F6) and move to the Independent HP column.
Hope it helps!


Swift Institute of Nursing is situated at Ghaggar Sarai, Seven Km from Gagan Chowk, Rajpura towards Ambala Side. This proposed Institute is being introduced by the Swift Fundamental Research & Education Society (SFRES). The institute offers Diploma in General Nursing Midwifery (G.N.M.) and degree in nursing (B.Sc. Nursing), B.Sc. Nursing (Post Basic) & M.Sc. Nursing.
At SION, our motive is to provide a comprehensive and practical based education to its students. We aimed at creating skilled industry ready young professional who better understand the needs of medical industry. With its unique and entirely practical based learning approach, SION has emerged as a brand name in imparting quality based education in the nursing.
In future institute is going to become one of its own kinds in imparting the liberal education (intellectual, moral and physical) of international standards with a view towards all- round development of the students; to promote professional education in the field of nursing at Diploma and Degree level and to cater to the needs of the people at large.
This is an important landmark in the history of rural and historical belt of Patiala district, as these educational activities will lead to better health services and quality patient care. This institute has a very magnificent and centrally air-conditioned building with spacious class rooms, well equipped science labs, demonstration rooms, etc. All the laboratories are well equipped as per INC/BFUHS norms. The students are imparted Community Health Training in both rural and urban areas.


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Knocking Quotations
Knocking Quotes from:
Tom Coughlin
Ashley Allen
Ben Braun
David Noel
Deshea Townsend
Hassan Adams
John Tortorella
Maureen Mcvey
Sam Allardyce
Shawn Marion
Vince Carter
Adam Haluska
Adam Loria
Hard Quotes
I imagine how hard it might be to walk down the runway. Me in heels is, like, deforesting the forest, knocking trees, completely 'timber!'
Believe Quotes
I believe that I am only at a beginning, only knocking at a door, and I believe that the best is yet to come.
Envisioned Quotes
I never envisioned being number one for five weeks, knocking Mariah Carey and Boyz II Men off the charts. That's the scariest thing and the greatest thing that ever happened to me.
I'm not knocking conceptual art; it's another department, but it doesn't move me like painting.
Paul Simonon
Lots Quotes
I've got lots and lots planned out, and other ideas knocking around in my head, too. I'm kind of an obsessive pre-planner, so I have a lot of material.
Caitlin Kittredge
Toward the later days of Sabbath, instead of going in and knocking out what songs we did in rehearsal, we would polish them to death.
Everybody Quotes
One day, you're a nobody, and the next, you're in a movie that everybody is talking about. But Hollywood has a way of knocking you back down to Earth.
Catch Quotes
I learned to surf for 'Soul Surfer.' Surfing is like golf: You're always battling, and it keeps knocking you down. There are a lot of wipeouts. But when you stay with it and catch that wave, you really taste it. It's magic.
Dad Quotes
I was often looked at as a leper by kids at school because I was a Jehovah's Witness. They didn't like it - you were 'weird'. And on Saturday mornings, you'd be knocking at their doors. I remember standing there with my mum and dad, thinking, 'Oh my God, I know whose door this is, and I'll have to see them on Monday.' It was terrible.
Deeper Quotes
Fashion is where I make my living. I'm not knocking it; it's a pleasure to make a living that way. Then there's the deeper pleasure of doing my portraits.
People Quotes
There are endorsements I regret taking when I was younger and didn't know any better. But I didn't have options then. People weren't knocking on my door.
Beat Quotes
There was a kid that used to pick on me... he used to drop my food and beat me up in little corners. Nothing serious, but tease me. I remember knocking his food out of his hand one time when he in the middle of explaining something to his friends, and they all laughed, so I thought that was pretty nice. 'Well, there you go buddy.'
Door Quotes
I think I was probably that kid in the neighborhood who you could expect once or twice a year to be knocking on your door trying to sell you something stupid.
Kids Quotes
We eat pretty healthy foods, and I've taught my kids since they were little about knocking out trans fats.
Victoria Osteen
Guy Quotes
When people think of me, they think about me knocking catchers down and knocking second basemen down and yelling at pitchers. But when I took the spikes off after the game, I was a nice guy when I went home.
Capable Quotes
(The other riders) were all stressing. As long as they know (I'm capable of knocking them off), that's all that matters.
Bucky Lasek
Ball Quotes
We struggled knocking down some shots and putting the ball in the basket at times. We limited them to a low number of points, but we couldn't convert ourselves.
Adam Peek
Defense Quotes
We still played good defense in the first half, but our shots just weren't falling, ... Our defense was clicking. In the second half, we just started knocking them down. We were attacking, and our energy was up.
Doors Quotes
Where it is a firearms-related complaint, with public safety in mind, it was pretty much immediately that we started knocking on doors and advising people of the situation.
Jeff Carr
Cleveland Quotes
We're not going to take delight in knocking them out of a Super Bowl. We're going to take delight with putting ourselves in a position to go to the Super Bowl. It's a game of football. Part of the rivalry from Cleveland is still in me from Pittsburgh, but I'm in Denver now, and our main focus is to win this game and get into the Super Bowl.
Gerard Warren
Dinner Quotes
Until then, I was knocking on doors. Afterward, my wife and I started to get a different kind of dinner invitation altogether.
Began Quotes
While I was writing 'Stick Out Your Tongue' in Beijing, the police began knocking on my door again. As soon as I finished the book, I moved to Hong Kong so that I could work undisturbed on my next novel.
When we win and look good winning, it's because we've got some transition and we're knocking some perimeter shots down. We did not have the kind of transition night I wanted but we did stick some shots from the perimeter when we had to.
Ed Huydic
Disaster Quotes
When I was little I used to see Godzilla all the time on TV, ... I just remember him knocking things over, which was fine with me. I loved monster movies and disaster movies, and this was a good combination.
Antics Quotes
When it comes down to it, ... it's just football. After all the circus, the antics and the sideshow, it's just football . . . just going out there and just knocking heads and just playing football.
Hitting Quotes
When we did get looks we weren't knocking them down, and they were hitting their shots and locating their shooters.
Lora Staveness
Agent Quotes
Yes because he was signed in 1971 by the St. Louis Cardinals as a free agent and he spent four years in the minor leagues, just knocking about,
Lanny Poffo
We faced a good team playing at home and weren't quite sure we had enough to beat them. It's a difficult environment and they are notorious for knocking off teams.
Mike Hebert
Double Quotes
We're just knocking the heck out of the ball. My Achilles' heel is pitching, and it's a double Achilles' heel. It's just come to fruition worse than I thought.
Vince Ferlita
Push Quotes
We're just knocking on the door, but can't quite push through. We're struggling a little bit.
Sheryl Neff
Ashley Quotes
We're real even matched teams. That one could have went either way. There were just so many turning points. Obviously, the key was Ashley knocking down some key free throws at the end of the game.
Doug Greseth
Against Quotes
We're real confident at home. Everybody's knocking down shots and things like that, getting to loose balls. But that's typical of a young team because being young, playing at home, you're in your comfort zone. Going away, you're uncomfortable, the crowd is against you and you've just got to be disciplined and focus in.
Sean Singletary
Five Quotes
We're still knocking the rust off. I was glad just to come out after five innings.
Forward Quotes
We're looking forward to getting started again. The guys have worked hard in practice and in qualifying, and it's a nice reward to get to play in a tournament, especially in a place as nice as Puerto Rico. We're looking forward to knocking off some rust and getting ready for the rest of the spring.
Chris Haack
Rooms Quotes
Normally it is not polite to go into somebody's room without knocking, but you can make an exception if the person is dead, or pretending to be dead.
You use to drive me wild, but lately you get your kicks from just knocking me down, down, down.
When you hear fear knocking on the door, most of the time when you answer it there's nothing there. It's just you holding yourself back.
Designers Quotes
There are designers who say, 'Oh! I see wallpaper and blue carpet.' I usually start by knocking down walls. 'You thought you just needed some new drapes? Well, guess what: That wall's gotta go.'
Bennett Quotes
We've been hitting our foul shots the last few weeks. That came in handy today because Old Bridge kept coming at us. We could never put the hammer down on them because Bennett and the other guys kept knocking down shots.
Dave Turco
Favor Quotes
We thought we did ourselves a favor by knocking O'Donnell out of the game,
Basketball Quotes
We're a much better shooting team than that. It's frustrating not to be able to show how we got here, and that's by sharing the basketball and setting good screens and knocking down shots.
Mark Galloway
We didn't want to wait until they were knocking on the door, getting close. We wanted to get them here, let them get a taste of it, soak in as much from the people around them as they can.
We didn't want to go knocking on doors in the dark.
Mike Starck
Fourth Quotes
We didn't trust our teammates as much as we should have in the fourth quarter. If they are going to double-team me, I'm going to give up the ball. We're just not knocking down shots.
We didn't take care of the basketball and we didn't concentrate on knocking down our free throws. I think if we made our free throws in the first half, it would have trickled down to the second half.
This program is knocking down the barriers to entry for people who want to participate in the digital revolution. After a seasonally slow April and May, our marketing program kicked in, driving a dramatic increase in volume in June and creating good momentum for the second half of the year,
Ted Waitt
Ideas Quotes
Don't you get the idea I'm one of those goddam radicals. Don't get the idea I'm knocking the American system.
Afraid Quotes
When I arrived, the bank was knocking at the door, the College was in a crisis, and everyone in the place was afraid for their jobs. It was not a pretty picture. My job was clear: save it, sell it, or shut it down. Clear and obvious, but by no means simple or straightforward. I always say that you should never mistake a clear view for a short distance.
Dr. Tullman
Itself Quotes
When the narrative itself starts knocking on the glassed-in box that was your prescription for how you were going to write this novel... you have to listen to it.
Certain Quotes
The primary pointed out that, regardless of how it turns out, that there are certain neighborhoods in this city, on the north side, on Tip Hill, on the lower west end. I think this was sort of a litmus test for his administration and, you know, half the Democrats that voted, I found a lot of dissatisfaction out there when I went knocking on the doors. Went door to door, I found a lot of dissatisfaction with the current city administration.
British Musician Quotes
When you came knocking on the door this morning I was quite happy playing the guitar, for fun, I mean and not practicing and I'll always be that way.
Anyone Quotes
We're not catching anyone off guard this year. We're the hunted and everyone is looking forward to knocking us off.
Carl Jacobs
Listening Quotes
Learn to listen. Opportunity could be knocking at your door very softly.
Frank Tyger
She's taking care of the basketball. She's knocking down threes. The only thing she could do is just be a little more vocal. And if we can get that out of her, we'll probably be a better basketball team.
She was shooting the ball from the outside and knocking down 3s. She's becoming a more complete player.
John Franceschi
She was just the dominant player out on the floor. They tried to go zone for a while and she hit a 3-pointer. They tried to go man-to-man - but it didn't matter what they did. Hope was able to get the ball into the paint, and at 5-9, she gets up over a lot of guards guarding her, and she gets a good look at the basket. Today, she was just knocking them down.
Bret Tuetken
Actress Quotes
Shirley's his female counterpart. They're wild horses knocking against a fence post, trying to push and see how far their work can take them. I think being challenged as an actress keeps Shirley young.
Balancing Quotes
Most people can't remember the show's name... but they all remember the crazy Japanese show that's dubbed, with people balancing on giant rolling pins, falling off in the water and knocking themselves out. That's the one that always comes up at the focus groups.
Kevin Kay
'Minute to Win It' is a variation on a game show from the 1950s called 'Beat the Clock,' in which contestants won washing machines and fox stoles by doing such pointless stunts as catching a tennis ball in a paper cup or knocking a hat off one's wife's head with a whipped-cream spritzer.
Megan (Couch) hit a couple of big shots late in the game for us, and Brittany (Strohmeyer) did a good job of taking care of the ball and knocking down some critical shots at the end of the game.
Mark Hurt
My fever went down a little bit. My stomach is not hurting as bad. I was knocking some shots down today so that helps my confidence. I haven't been shooting the ball particularly well, so any player who hasn't been shooting well when you knock some shots in practice, that's a good sign.
Ronnie Brewer
Obviously we were having trouble knocking down the outside shot. Debbie and Jess shot very well from the field, so why not just keep getting the ball inside and let them go to work.
Assistant Quotes
My assistant coach kept telling to me take it to the goal and get fouled. I just had to slow down and concentrate and start knocking my free throws down.
Beau Brown
Field Quotes
My back, I'm not even thinking about it. That first practice, I thought about it a little bit. That was the first time I put pads on since the surgery and did some hitting. But, I'm fine. I'm on the field practicing with the guys. There's nothing like it. I'm moving around good, just knocking the rust off.
More impressive to me than all the stories that have been written about how he's been knocking the cover off the ball is how he's emerged as an above-average first baseman. He's worked hard, and now I'm glad to have him out there. He picks me up all the time.
R. Inge
Maybe they are too focused on catching the ball (from the opening kick-off) because earlier in the season we were knocking them on quite badly.
Bob Cook
Now they're knocking my door down and sending me e-mails, 'When's the next training?' I've probably got two sessions a week for the next three or four weeks. From this point on, training is the key.
Doug Borchers
Right at that time, you have to step up. I think as a team, we're doing a great job of knocking down (key free throws) and that's gotten us key wins.
People with a $120,000 job as a research scientist aren't going to be knocking down doors to make $28,000 a year as a teacher.
Mary Wilhelmus
My teammates gave me the ball and I was just knocking them down.
Chris Lofton
One thing that clearly gets people back into public life is personal contact. Old-fashioned knocking on doors is still one of the best ways to get people to vote. You need people who can explain...why these issues matter.
Julian Zelizer
Nobody Quotes
Nobody complained anymore. Now, everyone's knocking those uniforms off.
Pat Bowlen
Appeal Quotes
On the other hand, it let Tony Stewart move into new prominence and establish his name. He has probably picked up more popularity this year than any driver that we've had in a long time. He's at the point right now where he's knocking on the door that had been reserved for Earnhardt Jr. and Gordon. I've followed Stewart since he was 18 years old, through his success at Indy, and he has a lot of appeal to women.
Humpy Wheeler
Ask Quotes
On Sunday afternoons, instead of going to church, you're going to be out there knocking on doors. It's a much bigger difference to ask someone to serve than to run.
Bit Quotes
On November 1, everybody's in shape. There wouldn't be an issue with pitch counts. There wouldn't be an issue with knocking the rust off coming into spring training. Things like that. I think it would be a little bit better tournament. You'd probably see a little more offense and a little more emphasis on starting pitching.
Actual Quotes
One of the big problems we have is every time we have a crisis, we have to go knocking on doors. It could take anywhere from two to four months from the time we get the money to the actual handing over of the food because you have to buy it, transport it, and distribute it. There's a delay in that.
Trevor Rowe
Bench Quotes
I was talking to Ann (Strother) on the bench in the second half, and we were just really happy with her finally being able to come out and just play the way we know Nicole can play. She was real poised, knocking in shots, making the right passes, and defensively she was solid.
I was taking what they were giving me early. I was free on some pick-and-rolls and was able to get into the lane and make things happen. Later I was able to find open guys and they were knocking them down.
Birdie Quotes
I was swinging really well on the front nine. I was hitting it really close to the hole and was feeling it. I can't remember a tournament tapping in and knocking in 2- or 3-footers for birdie as often as I have here. That's always nice.
Vaughn Taylor
Passing Quotes
If they (sag) off Lee, it's over. I'm passing it out to him, and he's knocking it down.
Deserves Quotes
I'd like to see him get anything he can get, because he deserves it. I'd like to see him get 100 RBIs. He's been knocking on 99 for a while. I just hope he gets that.
I don't believe it's as simple as just better shooting. It's just a case of we've really been running our plays well and are getting better open looks. And we've been knocking them down, so execution has been the biggest thing.
Frank Johnson
Athletes Quotes
I can hang out in the athletes village and nobody wonders what we're doing there, they know we're there as athletes. I had a guy from the cycling team that came knocking on my door because he needed some tools, and to me, that's what inclusion, integration is all about.
Chantal Petitclerc
America Quotes
I believe we have the best ground troops in America knocking on doors, getting on phones for Gore.
Bad Quotes
Building 20 was like a barracks but for the next 50 years people didn't feel bad about sawing down a wall somewhere, knocking down a wall, restructuring it,
Rod Brooks
Basically Quotes
Basically people having putting two and three people on Lucas. So someone has to step up and start knocking down some shots for us. Once we do that, then things really open up.
Darin Lee
Challenge Quotes
China's a real challenge because everyone who has some form of talent has someone knocking on their door.
David Cunningham
I have a lot of respect for Miro. He's been a very good player for our organization. But we also believe that we have a number of young players that are really knocking at the door.
Darcy Regier
Encouragement Quotes
I had a tremendous interest and I just kept plugging away and knocking at doors, you know, seeking out encouragement where I could get it.
P. Parks
If child molestation is actually your concern, how come we don't see Bradley tanks knocking down Catholic churches?
E. Hicks
Career Quotes
I did mention to Kevin before the game that his state tournament career started with Desert knocking us out in the quarters. He didn't want it to end that way.
Bob Fredericks
Get out and get registered or we could be knocking on your door tomorrow.
Fumbled the opening kickoff, had a punt return against for a touchdown, a kickoff return against, an interception when we're knocking on the goal line, five turnovers. Just beyond belief that we would play that poorly.
Act Quotes
I don't think we have that killer instinct mode. When we have teams down by 10, 15 we've got them on the ropes. We let them stay in the fight instead of knocking them out. We have to act like pit bulls. We have to keep swinging. We have to go for that killer punch.
Auditions Quotes
I don't walk around knocking on doors and going to auditions and things generally. All the work I did was self-created.
Credit Quotes
I give the credit to my teammates. They were finding me and I was just knocking down shots.
Ivory Latta
If today's act does not sound an alarm, society faces grave danger. Fascism will come knocking at the door of every citizen if we do not take serious measures now.
Borukh Gorin
I always told him, as soon as he graduates, I'll be knocking on his door to get him back here at the Herm. I'd love to have him back here as a teacher and a role model.
Fine Quotes
He was the leading scorer on a 2-14 team. Not knocking Rashaad, but this program is going to be just fine with or without (him).
Larry Eustachy
Cold Quotes
He has been knocking on 99 for a while and never had 100. He was knocking on it last year and got cold at the end.
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Q: How to activate all hidden gameObjects in Unity I'm making a menu for a game in unity. I have created text and buttons which have functions that open panels with more options in the menu. For example, click on the options button and a new box will appear, which has been hidden by unticking the box in the top left of inspector of that object and using the setActive boolean, on click to activate it during run time.
The program works perfectly. However, if I want to edit the object that is hidden when editing the menu in unity, I have to tick the box top left in the inspector to therefore see it. This is only a minor problem however, if I want to run the program to check for errors I need to find each and every object that has to be unticked again.
Is there a way of seeing that object without me re-ticking the box in the editor of unity as I can see mistakes being made as I implement more boxes?

A: In the void Start() you should deactivate that UI:
void Start()
{
  text1.setActive(false);
  img2.setActive(false);
   //and so on
 }

In this way, you can have all objects activated in the scene when you are trying or modifying them it will not cause problems at the start of the program.


How do I tag an asset?
1. Open the app and tap on the asset you would like to tag from the items list.
2. Scroll down to the Tags section on the asset profile.
3. Tap the + icon in the top right corner of the Tags section.
4. Scan the tag using your device's camera.
5. When prompted, tap OK to confirm.
6. Your asset has now been successfully tagged and linked to the asset's profile.


Oops! It appears that this lovely lady ripped her bodice right before she sat for her portrait. We located another photograph from the same period, with a lady in a similar pose, and then used Photoshop to reconstruct the missing portions in the first photograph. We also cleaned up the background and dusted off the gentleman's clothes while we were at it.


Nigerian prophet who prophesied that Nollywood actress, Funke Akindele was only destined to be rich and to be without child, Faleyimu Olagoroye, has spoken yet again on the actress' matter.
The prophet had at the time even said that she must marry a gate-man – it's no news that FAB defied the Prophet's claims as she and her husband JJC Skill, welcomed their first child together on Saturday, December 22.
Few days before Christmas 2018 and few months after they had their wedding anniversary, the couple welcomed twin babies – reports flew around social media and fans and well wishers sent love their way.
In a new report by Yoruba Movie Gist, the prophet, who is the founder of Blessing and Miracle Church of Christ, is now claiming that the actress had her babies through In Vitro Fertilisation (IVF).
The prophet opined that the actress did not give birth through a means that is in the Bible – he claims that IVF is scientific and it is only advised for people who do not have the ability to conceive naturally.
"About Funke Akindele, she was a nobody when I have been giving out revelation about her. it was revealed to me that she will be very rich and famous but she will find it difficult to have a child, only prayers can help her out.
The media came to me and I explained what was happening and the only way out. When she delivered twins, I read people's comments on social media that I am a prophet of doom.
Remember I said she should pray very hard if she must have a child because she chooses wealth above children when she was coming to this world. One of the things I said was that she should go for a deliverance and she should ask God with her mouth what she want, not to go to pastors or prophets for prayers.
If I pray for her to have a baby, no miracle will happen, the only thing she can do is to pray with her mouth or she get married to someone who is not up to her standard. Then, when she is pregnant, her wealth will be reducing. After she delivered, it was revealed to me that she got the baby through IVF.
If Funke Akindele had followed any of the 3 solutions I gave her, she would have been pregnant naturally. People should read Genesis 25 vs 21-26, Genesis 3 vs 9-24, Genesis 17 -21, and 1Samuel 25-28, you will see people who are looking for the fruits of the womb from God and see how God answered them naturally, not through scientific method. It is only the people who can't conceive naturally Doctors will advise to go for IVF.


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Shatin Residents Blocked Road Boycotting Against SHPPs
18:28 June 04, 2018 | SOS | Վայոց ձոր
The situation in Shatin Village, Vayots Dzor Region, is tense: the villagers have blocked the road leading to Vardenyats Mountain Pass boycotting against the SHPPs being
Enviornmental Organizations and Specialists Submitting Legal and Professional Grounds to Armenian Government
17:50 May 30, 2018 | Լեռնահանքային արդյունաբերություն | Սյունիք | Վայոց ձոր
On 29 May, a number of environmental organizations, experts and lawyers submitted the legal and professional grounds of ceasing Amulsar gold mining project to the Armenian Government and demanded to suspend the permits issued to the mining company and carry out new expert assessments
WWF Armenia's Opinion Submitted to Court: A Number of Red-Listed Species Not Paid Sufficient Attention in Amulsar EIA
19:51 May 25, 2018 | Լեռնահանքային արդյունաբերություն | Վայոց ձոր
'There are red-listed plant and animal species in Amulsar gold mine area. A number of red-listed species haven't been paid sufficient attention in the EIA of Amulsar project, its studies on biodiversity and measures for biodiversity compensation. In case of the mining, the whole natural habitat in the project will be entirely destroyed. At the same time, any kind
Environmental Security Equals to Military Security: Environmentalists about Sector-Related Problems and Tasks To Be Done
20:05 May 23, 2018 | Լեռնահանքային արդյունաբերություն | Գեղարքունիք | Լոռի | Սյունիք | Վայոց ձոր | Երեւան
'Amulsar Mining Contradicts Jermuk Town Development Perspectives': Jermuk Aldermen's Council Positioning
8 members out of 11 members of Jermuk Town Aldermen's Council in Vayots Dzor Region have presented their positions on Amulsar gold mining project directed to Armenian PM
Jermuk Residents' Statement on Stopping Protest Demonstration Against Amulsar Gold Mine
Jermuk Town residents, Vayots Dzor Region, have disseminated a statement in regard to the cessation of their protest demonstration against Amulsar gold mining: The text of the announcement says: 'As the previous government hasn't taken into consideration
Local Residents Stopped Protest Demonstration against Amulsar Project: They Are Going To Meet With Nikol Pashinyan
In their interview with EcoLur, Jermuk resident said the protest demonstration was stopped with the condition that Lydian Armenia Company, which is implementing this project, will stop its operation until inspections are carried out by
Protest Demonstration against Amulsar Project - Day 3: Jermuk and Gndevaz Residents Launched Signature Collection To Apply To Nikol Pashinyan
"One of our demands is not to allow the mine to be opened. We don't want any insurance or something like that. Amulsar must remain a mountain," Jermuk resident said in her interview with EcoLur
Gndevaz Residents Blocked Roads Running to Amulsar and Demanding To Stop Amulsar Project
On 19 May, the residents of Gndevaz Village, Vayots Dzor Region, have blocked all the roads leading to Amulsar starting from 8:00 in the morning. The residents are demanding to stop the
"Stopping Amulsar Mining: Making Government Liable for Teghout"
13:02 May 17, 2018 | Լեռնահանքային արդյունաբերություն | Լոռի | Վայոց ձոր
"EcoLur" NGO is highlighting environmental problems and voicing about them for the urgent solution thereto. In her interview with the
Lydian is facing a collapse in Amulsar mine. AEF
14:00 May 10, 2018 | Ամուլսար | Սյունիք | Վայոց ձոր
One can conclude this judging by the comments that can be found on Toronto Stock Exchange page of Lydian International offshore company. Here, a number of shareholders of the company are concerned with the company's activities since they do not get replies to their phone calls or emails from the company. They write that they are trying to get
Changes in "Lydian International" Administration
Lydian announced that the Board of Directors has appointed João Carrêlo as President and Chief Executive Officer and a member of the Board, who will replace
Hiking - Marching to Amulsar on April 28: AEF
16:51 April 26, 2018 | Լեռնահանքային արդյունաբերություն | Վայոց ձոր
By going to Amulsar on April 28, we aim to raise the awareness of the local residents about the dangers of the gold-mining project and about the ongoing resistance. Moreover, we also aim to raise
Monitoring Findings of "Jermuk-1" SHPP (Photos)
18:12 April 09, 2018 | Փոքր ՀԷԿ-եր, էներգետիկա | Վայոց ձոր
In the frames of "Supporting New Reforms in SHPP Sector through CSO-Government Dialogue" project, the expert group visited "Jermuk-1" SHPP which is located in the administrative area of Sarnakunq residential area of
And Again Amulsar!!!!
15:20 April 03, 2018 | Լեռնահանքային արդյունաբերություն | Սյունիք | Վայոց ձոր
He mentioned that the Expert Assessment Center should have noted the risks in its opinion, which were described in the EIA, for example, that heavy metals will affect water resources, there is a probable impact on Lake Sevan, biodiversity will reduce and heavy metals may penetrate into food chain because of acidic drainage
Fight for Protection of "Green" Rights Violated by Amulsar Project
16:16 March 29, 2018 | Լեռնահանքային արդյունաբերություն | Վայոց ձոր
"Lydian International" Company as represented by its subsidiary "Lydian Armenia" is developing the infrastructures for the development of Amulsar gold-polymetallic mine. The project-impact communities are Jermuk Resort Town and Gndevaz Village in Vayots Dzor Region and Gorayk Community in Syunik Region
Monitoring Findings of "Saravan" SHPP (Photos)
18:28 March 17, 2018 | Փոքր ՀԷԿ-եր, էներգետիկա | Վայոց ձոր
n the frames of "Supporting New Reforms in SHPP Sector through CSO-Government Dialogue" project, the expert group visited "Saravan" SHPP which is located in the administrative area
Gladzor and Vernashen Villagers Protected Their 'Green' rights in Their Fight against 'Vayq Metal' Company
The following actions have been carried out to restitute the rights of the residents:
EcoAlarm
Dialog with officials
Elections...Politics...Ecology
"EcoLur" Press Club
Amulsar
Small HPPs, Energy
Teghout
Gegharkunik
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In fact, I want to share a free printable with you today that really helps me keep the blog post ideas fresh and flowing: My blog post planner cards!
I mentioned these in my Filofax Domino review last week 'cause I like to carry these planner cards around with me along with my daily planner. It's one of my purse stables.
Click on a photo to view a bigger version with all the lovely details.
The cards are divided into a number of fields for writing. You may not need to fill it all out but it does help make sure you're blogging within your topics and talking to your main peeps. :) It's just great for making sure you've considered all the possibilities and made the best blog post possible.
Ps. I came up with the idea for blog post planner cards while working on the absolutely wonderful BUILD workshop by Amy Schubert of Lemon and Raspberry. If your blog is all over the place (like mine was) and you need some pro advice for making it fabulous and work for you and your goals, you should check it out. The first link is an affiliate link because I truly believe in this workshop and I immediately wanted to be an ambassador for it. It's the best money I ever spent on my blog and my little online business, hands down. If you're hesitant about signing up you should read Amy's posts about blogging for some cool and free advice.
Enjoy and get blogging, friends!
This is great! Thank you so much for sharing them!
Love that these are compact, you can pop them in a small binder or insert in your planner. Very different than most planners I've seen so far, what a welcomed refresher. Thanks for sharing!


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Carlos Villalobos grew up in Chicago playing rock music, harboring the same rock star dreams that so many young musicians have. He played guitar, keys, bass, or drums with local bands in the mid- to late '90s, recorded his own solo flamenco music under the "band" name Esperanza, and wrote songs under the name CJ Villa. "In the beginning of my career, it became very confusing as to what and who I was, because I was doing a little bit of everything," he says.
But ultimately, this broad set of skills, musical tastes, and Villalobos' curiosity about all the different ways music can be made proved to be a great start to a media composition and production career.
An opportunity to work in Hawaii later led to writing music for Baywatch Hawaii, which became his foot in the door to the wider industry. Today, he's making music for Empire, Fox's primetime show about a hip-hop record label that will be airing its fifth season this fall. Carlos has been with them since the first season. He's also creating a music library called "Dark Q's," working on new Esperanza music, and writing and producing for artists KIRSI, Sonic Head, and SuperLoaded.
"I couldn't pick one [way], so I kind of took the longer route to get where I was going. I didn't even know where I was going or how I was going to get there, but I think in the end it all worked out," he says.
As part of our ongoing series of interviews with media composers, we took the opportunity to talk to Carlos about more lessons he's learned in his career, what music software and gear he uses every day, and his work recording bands and artists in his Chicago studio.
For more information about Villalobos and his work, find his website here.
What was your first media composing and how did you get it?
In 1997, through a friend, I got a job as a recording engineer in a studio out in Hawaii. I wasn't getting paid a lot and I was just starting to get my foot in the door, but I had no formal training, so I accepted the offer. I didn't go to music school. I didn't have any connects really. So this seemed like an amazing place to start.
While I was in Hawaii, I wound up working with local artists as a programmer, producer, engineer, and/or co-writer almost immediately, because when I got there nobody was really doing "mainland-sounding pop." Hawaii has its own market. I was working with all these super talented people, learning new styles, and playing new instruments. It was there that I started writing and producing island-pop songs, starting with Glenn Medeiros, and later Jalen and, of course, O-Shen. He became super big after we released his first album.
After a couple of years in Hawaii, and my first record deal in 1998 with Esperanza being distributed through Virgin Records, I made the move to LA. I was in LA for almost 10 months when in June, 2000, I got a call about this show, Baywatch Hawaii. It turned out that the music supervisor of the show was an artist that I had produced a couple years before, Glenn Medeiros. The show's executive producer had heard many of the artists I produced being played on the radio and asked Glenn to get me on the phone. I knew nothing about TV or film, so I didn't know to what capacity I was going to do things or if I would be any good. And, I remember at the time, I was playing with other rock bands, working on my own rock project [Angry Chiwawah], and that was the career route I wanted to take. Be in a rock band, tour, and make millions [laughs].
I called my attorney at that time and I said, "Listen, this show Baywatch Hawaii wants me to come on board to do music. I don't know if I want to do it." He said just make ridiculous demands and they'll say no and then you can move on. So, I thought I'd take his advice. I thought everything I asked for would be a deal breaker. But they said OK. I was like, What? NBC sent movers to pack up my house the next day, grab all my stuff—and within three days of that phone call, I wound up leaving LA to go back to Honolulu. I obviously didn't ask for enough money or concessions [laughs].
I picked up a couple of books on scoring before leaving. And this was what? 2000. You couldn't really check out YouTube to learn how to do this stuff, because it didn't exist yet. So, I remember spending my flight from LA to Honolulu reading all about how to sync to picture, the different methods, learning all about SMPTE and all this kind of stuff. When I got there, they said, "Dude, you don't even have to worry about that stuff. We take care of all that. You're just doing an original song per episode with a local artist singing and we'll cut and edit your final mix and take care of everything."
It turned out to be a sweet gig, a very lucky opportunity, because I got to get in and see how the TV industry worked. And I got to deal with music supervisors and know the crew and the actors, many of whom are still good friends. While I was working on the episodic songs, I was asked to demo a new theme song for Baywatch Hawaii for that season, which was the final season, and I wound up getting it. So, I actually did the theme song as well. And I was introduced to a whole new area in the music world. I actually started getting more and more interested in film music from reading the books I bought for my flight to Honolulu. I'm glad all that happened, that I didn't have to jump right into it so much, and that I actually got to see all the roles of the people who were working on a really successful show, who had been doing it for years. It was like going to school at the same time, you know?
How has creating music for yourself or other recording artists informed your compositional work?
"It's been pretty good collaborating because not only do I get a chance to experiment, I also get to see how other people do things."
Well, it's always a learning process. For me, the more I can experiment the more I learn. And working with other artists is great, of course. I never was a big collaborator. I always used to do everything on my own. But I really learned to work with others during Empire sessions. It's been good collaborating because not only do I get a chance to experiment, I also get to see how other people do things. So, as far as creating music, it has definitely improved my composition work a lot because you're exposed to different styles and new ideas.
How did your academic music education or lack of a formal music education inform your media career?
I lack formal education on the music side. My formal education was your typical university education—I was planning to become a doctor. Basically, I was a science guy. I still am. I always had this curiosity to know things, so, I think that my lack of formal education in music and my formal education from the past led to my appetite to always learn, which set me on a good path. Most importantly, my goal was to understand the music industry and how it worked.
From there, I was able to understand how I could apply a lot of the lessons I learned in life to a career in music. I read books, took online classes, and I taught myself to read and write music. I taught myself to understand composition. I taught myself how to understand the psychology and language of music as it pertains to creating emotion for picture. I taught myself to be open to suggestions and, most importantly, learn the business. I think my eagerness and enthusiasm has helped me become well-rounded.
Also, every once in a while, I'll meet with a composer and just sit with them and talk or watch them in their studio environment and experience new ideas and workflows. It's always about learning. That education part doesn't stop, because our industry changes constantly and technology changes how we do things. And you have to keep up.
What do you consider to be the most essential skill set, soft or hard, to have in your career?
Patience [laughs]. Patience. I mean, that's number one, because you have to deal with timelines, or or people who may not be spot on with their instructions or scene explanations, rewrites, rerecords, sessions arriving late from another party, or a computer that's acting up. You may have to deal with other musicians or other teams that may have fallen behind in delivery. And sometimes you may be off creatively, not at your best. You can't be hard on yourself. You can't stress. That's where patience comes in. Just know it'll get done and you'll be fine. As far as all the skill sets that I would say are important: patience, creativity, and an affinity towards tech. Being tech savvy is really important. Oh, and being kind and considerate with your team. You have to respect and always be nice to people.
What's the strangest request the director or film, TV producer has given you when describing the kind of music they want?
Colors. I had a director who would talk to me in colors and shades to try and create moods. So, I was left kind of guessing what that director wanted. Like, "I want this scene to be purple," or, "I'd like to have this vibe kind of have a blue tone to it."
It was definitely the weirdest experience. Somehow I got through it. It worked out.
What's your studio setup? What instruments are you composing with? Favorite scoring software, music libraries, etc.?
I'm a Mac guy. I have been toying with adding PCs as well recently and may do that for the Cubase Pro 9.5 station. My main machine is a 2010 Silver Tower Mac Pro 3.33GHz Mac Pro with 64 gigs of RAM, a bunch of SSDs and hybrid hard drives, and, of course, a ton of backup drives. A second Mac is a modified Mac Pro 2.66 Tower slave. For my DAWs I use Cubase Pro 8.5 and 9.5, Pro Tools 2018, and Logic Pro X with my Apogee Symphony setup with Apogee Rosetta 800s.
I would have to say that Logic Pro X is my favorite, the most bang for your buck software. So I have that on my laptop and on my studio computer. Plus my co-writers on Empire use it as well as some of the bands I'm working with right now.
The Empire music production team: Periscope owner Michael Nehs, music producer and songwriter Carlos Villalobos, engineers Jason Neumann and Andrew Twiss.
I started with Cubase in the late '90s when I started my music career. I really loved it and then I switched to Logic Pro X some years after because a composer friend switched to Logic and told me to check it out. I use Logic predominantly for scoring now. Cubase is second, which I still love, and I do all my mixing and stemming in Pro Tools because that's industry standard.
As far as plugins, man... I have a lot [laughs]. I guess for composing I use obviously Spitfire, 8Dio, EastWest, Heavyocity, Native Instruments, OUTPUT, Arturia, Umlaut Audio, u-he, patches from The Unfinished, etc.—with a blend of MIDI keyboards and racks from Roland, Korg, Moog, Yamaha, Nord Lead, etc.
And as far as processing plugins, I think I have them all really. I mean, from Waves to—oh my God, I think I have them all [laughs]. I have so many plugins. I just became one of these guys who started buying plugins left and right because several projects that I would work on had their own chains. For example, with Empire, there's a set of plugins we'd always use in the studio, so I wanted to have the same plugins in my studio. So, you have your Soundtoys. You have your Sonnox bundles. You have your Waves Mercury bundle. And these are all bundles too, right?
And then for a different show, they might use the FabFilter Pro stuff, so I'd get those to stay compatible. It just became one of those things where I kept collecting plugins over time, working on different shows and projects.
What would be the standout ones though? In the processing realm, those are all really top-notch brands you recommended, but what are some ones that are memorable to you? That, I've really always liked using this?
As far as standout plugins, Soundtoys comes to mind, and Sonnox, too. In fact, I use the [Sonnox Oxford] Inflator quite often. I also love DrMS, Waves, Eventide, FabFilterPro. In Pro Tools, I use some of the stock plugins, like the Avid EQs and their Avid processing bundles. I use a lot of the included plugins in Cubase and Logic as well.
I have to add that everything sounds so good through my Apogee setup. Apogee has been fantastic, and I'd gotten such great support from everyone at Apogee Digital in LA that I don't know if I could ever switch to something else, because whenever I have an issue, they just take care of it right away.
They're an Apple company now too, right? So, they've kind of got that kind of umbrella supporting them as well.
They definitely have amazing support. I switched to Apogee in 2007, so it's been over 10 years that I've used them. The Rosettas are amazing and the mixes that I do in my room sound incredible.
I'm a Logic Pro person as well and it's really impressive what you get for 199 bucks—the reverb alone is worth the money, you know?
Well, that's just the thing. Big bang for the buck! Logic has its host of plugins that are fantastic. Their EQs are great, their reverbs are great, like the new Chrome Verb, their delays are fantastic—and they just keep getting better.
What's your general process? Do you come up with thematic concepts for characters, plot arcs, and build from there? Or how does that kind of look?
Most of the time it does start with a theme and then it kind of moves from there. For example, sometimes I'll get picture and I'll write based on the mood of the scene. I will always think of a theme or feel the mood beforehand when I'm looking at something. Or if get a script prior to picture, which sometimes happens, I get familiar with the story first and learn who the characters are and mock up ideas. I remember talking to composers along the way and they would always tell me, "What you want to do is come up with a theme first. You want that theme and then everything else will sort of fall into place once you get the theme."
Before, I never used to do that. I'd just start writing beds, with feel, thinking that was enough, but then you start to realize, Hey, wait a minute. My score doesn't sound uniform and there's a central theme that's missing. So, I eventually understood what they meant when they said you should write a theme first and then do everything around that theme.
Some other movies or shows don't necessarily have a theme. It's more sound design composing, so it depends on the project and their needs. But I think over the last five years or so, for me it's been kind of a mix between traditional scores with themes and sound design/soundtrack scores.
How do you choose register, timbre, or instrumentation for these particular thematic concepts?
A director will usually have his or her ideas and we'll do a blend. For me, it just kind of comes naturally. I sort of instinctively have a feel for the picture. You know, I tend to be visual anyway. So, it can be a little easier for me to pick up on the emotion they may want. I don't really know how to explain it.
But with instrumentation, usually the director already has some sort of idea they have in mind, like, "I need a flute." And then I take it from there. I'll figure out, do we make it a cool flute? Is it a dark flute? Is it going to have a lot of space design reverb? What does it represent? How are we going to make it fit and feel in the scene?
How much of a battle is it to work with stock music or temp music that a director puts in—to create a new piece that encompasses what the director loves about the well-known place holder?
Ah, temp music. I mean, it can be hard to get creative listening to someone else's piece, but I've found ways around it. What I tend to do is I figure out the tempo, because usually that's what they cut to. The cadence, accents or phrasing play a role, too. They want certain elements or sounds that might be sticking out that the director really likes. For example, it might be those big horns or something that stands out that I find out they want. I haven't found temp music to be a problem for me. In fact, it helps. I find I can zero-in quicker on the sound and feel they are looking for in their movie. Unless they want me to directly rip it off, which at that point I don't take that chance at all.
Have you found any go-to compositional moves or tools for protagonists, antagonists? What types of chords, intervals are going to work for suspense, loss, etc.?
I'm into dark, sad chords, and moods. I also like angry rock-style sounds and tribal grooves. It varies. I haven't had one project that is the same. I worked with one director on two different movies that she did and both processes were completely different, which required me to sit down and figure out different tools and methods for each one. I've never really had this go-to sort of move or tool for really anything, which is probably a horrible answer to give you, but that's kind of how it's been for me so far. I tend to come into my projects with an open mind and a blank template ready to experiment.
What's kind of a normal breakdown of your time during your day? How much time do you spend composing? How much time recording and producing? How much time securing work?
"Even on my rare off days, I will spend at least a few hours reading something new, learning some kind of new tech, or checking out YouTube videos, because I think it's really important to stay ahead."
In my case, it helps that I have a great team who are amazing and incredible when it comes to securing work, scheduling, taking meetings, all that kind of stuff. I used to do everything myself until last year, and it was impossible to get any sleep [laughs]. I'm also at a point now where a lot of my work comes from word of mouth, so I get calls directly from a specific director, project, or company, or my name was somehow dropped into a hat and I'm one of their choices. So, I'll work on different projects daily. One day it might be composing. One day it might be writing with or producing an artist. The next day, it might be mixing another artist. It's always changing. So, I have the fortune of not having a very repetitive workload. It's never boring because I get to do a little bit of everything from performing, producing, mixing, songwriting, and working on different genres of music.
My days can be kind of chaotic and a little bit crazy, too. I can get bored just doing one thing musically. I like to learn and I feel if I don't move on to work on something different I might get stale. I'd say a lot of my time is spent writing. I'm constantly writing. That goes without saying. Even on my rare off days, I will spend at least a few hours reading something new, learning some kind of new tech, or checking out YouTube videos, because I think it's really important to stay ahead.
What do you see as the future of media composing?
That's such an interesting question, because things are constantly changing. I mean, as samples and libraries become better and better, there are going to be more and more composers out there working from their bedrooms. These new sample libraries—I don't know if you've heard the new Hans Zimmer library, the new string library. They're just getting so real sounding.
So, as far as the future of composing goes, I'm not really sure. I think that Hans Zimmer helped bring back the live orchestra, which was fantastic. When I started out and heard orchestral samples in the late '90s, it was like, "Hey these samples are so good, they're going to replace musicians." And they might have, but I remember Hans Zimmer would always use a live orchestra to replicate what he was doing with samples, because samplers didn't have enough power to do that at the time, right? And it kept musicians working and it just sounded better. He was able to combine both the traditional orchestra with modern sample libraries and make it cool.
Now, you look at a plugin like the Tina Guo cello plugin. I don't know if you've played with that, but it's amazing. I mean, it sounds like she's in the studio with you. If things continue to go that way, it's going to become easier for someone to press a key and have a killer riff come out of it, and now they're a composer.
One thing I know we need to watch out for is AI composers. That's coming. How long until AI replaces humans is the big question.
All right. Let's see. Well, we just wrapped Season 4. So, I'm kind of back to working on my own music and producing other artists.
And that's season 4 of Empire?
Yeah. I've been lucky to be there since Season 1. We finished Season 4 and we will have a season 5. The show films in Chicago, and I've been working with local artists here, and I've been writing and producing with other artists and songwriters back in LA and in EU including Ricky Luna, Chief One, and a great female artist, KIRSI, is scheduled for later this year, as well as a band in Argentina called SONUS, and my Esperanza, Sonic Head, and SuperLoaded projects as well.
But the one thing I really want to do is open an arts center in Chicago for kids.
That's awesome. What is that art center going to look like?
It's still in the planning stages but it's an all-inclusive center for kids to learn and experience music and visual arts. I'm really looking forward to helping out kids who want to get into the business of music or film and, hopefully, help prepare them to take the next steps towards their success.


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Photo courtesy GCAC Paul Charles gets ready to take his new puppy, Yankee, home March 21 after waiting outside Greene County Animal Care & Control for 16 hours in the rain.
XENIA — A county worker waited nearly 16 hours in the rain outside Greene County Animal Care & Control (GCAC) March 21 for a German shepherd puppy.
Paul Charles, who works for County Services, first met the pup on a morning maintenance run at the shelter.
Xenia police officers had found the puppy in the median on West Main Street and posted a photo of him on Facebook. More than 1,000 people shared the post.
When it was time for the puppy to go up for adoption, Charles found out it was on a first-come, first-served basis.
"I kept tellin' them at Animal Control that he was my dog so you might as well give him to me, but they said we had to do it by the rules," Charles said, laughing.
Charles said people started driving by around 7 a.m., asking if he was waiting for the pup. Others started lining up behind him.
The doors opened at 9 a.m.
The 11-week-old pup, with a brand new name —"Yankee" — was just as ready to go home with his friend.
"On the ride home he was so excited. He rode in my lap, kissing me all over my face, giving me puppy breath," Charles said.
Charles took two days off work to stay home with Yankee.
"When I got home at 4:00 on Monday he cried for 20 minutes while he was kissing me," he said.
Yankee reportedly has been adjusting well to his new life in Kettering with Charles, his wife Meredith, and their bullmastiff mix named Charlie.
Fittingly, Senate Bill 86 named "shelter pets" the official state pet of Ohio last week.
More adoptable cats and dogs — big, small, purebreds and mixes, according to Holmes-Taylor — are available at GCAC, open 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Monday-Friday and 12-4 p.m. Saturday-Sunday at 641 Dayton-Xenia Road, Xenia. Pets available for adoption are listed on their website at bit.ly/2JUxEau and featured weekly in the Gazette and Herald.
https://www.fairborndailyherald.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/50/2019/03/web1_PaulCharles-2.jpgPhoto courtesy GCAC Paul Charles gets ready to take his new puppy, Yankee, home March 21 after waiting outside Greene County Animal Care & Control for 16 hours in the rain.


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A Fraction Of His Credibility Left
Glenn Greenwald's PRISM story is rapidly crumbling on all fronts. Now we find out that his claim that the NSA has "direct access" to the servers of America's major social media and tech companies is not only bogus, what access they do have is narrow in scope and specific in having to be requested. These companies are coming clean on numbers that Greenwald and others screamed that America needed to know. The truth shall set you free.
Earlier this week, along with others in the industry, we called for greater transparency about the volume and scope of the national security orders, including FISA orders, which require the disclosure of some customer content. We believe this would help the community understand and debate these important issues. Since then, we have worked with the FBI and U.S. Department of Justice to try and secure permission to do this.
This afternoon, the FBI and DOJ have given us permission to publish some additional data, and we are publishing it straight away. However, we continue to believe that what we are permitted to publish continues to fall short of what is needed to help the community understand and debate these issues.
Here is what the data shows: For the six months ended December 31, 2012, Microsoft received between 6,000 and 7,000 criminal and national security warrants, subpoenas and orders affecting between 31,000 and 32,000 consumer accounts from U.S. governmental entities (including local, state and federal). This only impacts a tiny fraction of Microsoft's global customer base.
And Facebook:
For the six months ending December 31, 2012, the total number of user-data requests Facebook received from any and all government entities in the U.S. (including local, state, and federal, and including criminal and national security-related requests) – was between 9,000 and 10,000. These requests run the gamut – from things like a local sheriff trying to find a missing child, to a federal marshal tracking a fugitive, to a police department investigating an assault, to a national security official investigating a terrorist threat. The total number of Facebook user accounts for which data was requested pursuant to the entirety of those 9-10 thousand requests was between 18,000 and 19,000 accounts.
With more than 1.1 billion monthly active users worldwide, this means that a tiny fraction of one percent of our user accounts were the subject of any kind of U.S. state, local, or federal U.S. government request (including criminal and national security-related requests) in the past six months.
Several thousand accounts out of billions. That's not anywhere near the level that Greenwald purported. Nor is the information anything new: the NSA has been picking up a firehose of data from the main internet backbones of America for years, at least when Bush was in charge.
Despite that prohibition, shortly after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, President George W. Bush secretly authorized the NSA to plug into the fiber optic cables that enter and leave the United States, knowing it would give the government unprecedented, warrantless access to Americans' private conversations.
Tapping into those cables allows the NSA access to monitor emails, telephone calls, video chats, websites, bank transactions and more. It takes powerful computers to decrypt, store and analyze all this information, but the information is all there, zipping by at the speed of light.
"You have to assume everything is being collected," said Bruce Schneier, who has been studying and writing about cryptography and computer security for two decades.
The New York Times disclosed the existence of this effort in 2005. In 2006, former AT&T technician Mark Klein revealed that the company had allowed the NSA to install a computer at its San Francisco switching center, a key hub for fiber optic cables.
In other words, just because you forgot this was happening doesn't mean it wasn't happening. This has been public knowledge for eight years now.
So how is this Obama's fault again? And how is Greenwald's story a "revelation" again?
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drouse said...
You know what? You and your spittle flecked posts attacking Greenwald have become today's version of a typewriter font expert. Attacking the details and distracting from the larger point I'm glad you consider my rights and privacy a sacrifice you're willing to make.
Asshole.
Maxwell Smarter said...
The best part is how the first two links prove that the NSA, Obama, and tech companies lied about companies like Facebook and Microsoft not cooperating, and the last one proves Obama lied about wiretapping all internet communications.
So really, thanks fuckbrain, you just proved Greenwald 100% right. Americans are only free because the fascist-in-chief hasn't decided you're worth execution.
Oh and P.S. your fascist government is still wiretapping without warrants and has been since Obama took office.
Zandar said...
You come at me with Declan McCullogh?
He's as big of a liar as Greenwald.
http://littlegreenfootballs.com/article/42138_CNET_Says_NSA_Admits_Listening_to_US_Phone_Calls_-_But_Thats_Not_What_the_Video_Shows
I feel sorry for you.
You are still not smart enough to figure out there is no difference between Reagan, George H. W. Bush, Clinton, George W. Bush, and Obama. Syria will be Obama's war just as surely as Iraq belonged to the Bushes and Bosnia belonged to Clinton. It will drag on for years.
The next prez will promise to get us out of Syria. They won't. Trillions will vanish down that hole too. I know you are capable of comprehending that, but I guess your type isn't so bright, after all...
And finally, CNET pulled that Declan McCullogh story you linked because of its obvious falsehoods. He's a liar. He materially misrepresented Rep. Nadler's statements, and Rep. Nadler debunked them.
You lose.
http://littlegreenfootballs.com/article/42146_ZDNet_Pulls_the_Plug_on_That_Bogus_CNET_Story
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Sometimes, just trying to do the right thing can be stressful! Have you ever been in a spiritual place in your life where your only goal was to please God and fulfill His purpose for your life? Doesn't it seem like everything stands in your way or blocks your path to getting where you want to go? You just want God to stop the madness and just let you do what you want to do. It can be so frustrating!
Then, you see a clear path to get you where you want to go. You take the path only to realize it's under construction- something has to be fixed or repaired in order for you to use the path to get where you want to go. Your credit score has to be fixed, your GPA has to be repaired or something else has to happen before you can take the path! Now, you're irritated!
I've learned in times like these to Stop! Drop! And Roll! I stop what I'm doing, I drop to my knees and I roll my cares, concerns, irritations and frustrations onto Jesus.
I stop what I'm doing because obviously God wants me to do something else or, I'm working in my own strength and leaning on my own understanding and not allowing God, through the Holy Spirit, to direct my path (Proverbs 3:3 – 5).
I drop to my knees, maybe not physically but spiritually, because I need to humble myself under God so he can guide me and teach me His ways (Psalm 25:9).
I roll my cares; financial, physical, mental, emotional and spiritual cares onto Jesus because He cares about everything that concerns me (I Peter 5:6 – 7).
So, if you're in a place where you need something fixed, repaired and reconstructed I suggest you stop stressing and stop what you're doing, drop to your knees and pray, and while you're in prayer, roll the issues, circumstances or situations off your shoulders and onto Jesus' shoulders. He carried the cross for us; surely He can care this too.


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A heist like no other! A motley crew of misfits hunt down an infamous 80's arcade game that can supposedly control people's minds. But is the legend all that it…
Playhouse (2020)
Reckless Jack Travis is an irreverent horror writer notorious for scaring audiences. But as he obsesses over creating a new theatre show set in a haunted Scottish castle, demonic disturbances…
Come Away (2020)
Before Alice went to Wonderland, and before Peter became Pan, they were brother and sister. When their eldest brother dies in a tragic accident, they each seek to save their…
Meeting (2020)
A young woman organizes a meet-up party at her house where things go awfully wrong where some of the guests mysteriously disappear. They keep on haunting her in unexpected circumstances.
Rom Boys: 40 Years of Rad (2020)
When a tragedy strikes the worlds most unique skate park, a dogged group of old school skaters, BMXers and street artists team up to fight for its survival.
Safeguard (2020)
When a Japanese restaurant is extorted by the London Mafia, a father takes matters into his own hands to protect his family and their business.
Transference: A Bipolar Love Story (2020)
Katarina, a Norwegian nurse in London, embarks on a passionate affair with a fellow immigrant nurse that suffers the consequences of unresolved mental health issues from the lovers' secret pasts.
Set Roaring War (2020)
Pressured by the UK's Covid-19 enforced lockdown, a drama school student takes an unorthodox approach to evict her troubled flatmate.
A rowdy, unorthodox Santa Claus is fighting to save his declining business. Meanwhile, Billy, a neglected and precocious 12 year old, hires a hit man to kill Santa after receiving…
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