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Stuff you bought and never used (but still have it)
Monkey Steve replied to leschirons's topic in General Discussion
I'm pretty good at moving stuff on that I buy and then don't like/use, but I have a few bits and pieces that I needed at the time but haven't used for some years because that need passed. Most expensive is probably a Marshall 2 x 12 guitar cab that I wanted for a band I was playing guitar in...but haven't gigged for at least five years and I probably didn't gig with it more than half a dozen times However, I am currently storing some guitars for a mate who moved to a smaller flat and under strict instructions from his girlfriend had to thin down his collection to the ones he thought he would actually be playing on a regular basis. the longer version is that he is a terrible guitarist, but loves convincing himself that he needs to acquire new stuff, and having acquired it then struggles to play his new toys and leaves them in as new, untouched condition. Based on how zingy the strings were when he dropped them off I can guarantee that he didn't spend more than a week trying to play: a 7 string Schecter (bought because I'd got a 7 string Explorer and he convinced himself that he also needed an extra string...the fact that he can't play 6 string guitars didn't bother him) a 12 string acoustic (no idea why he ended up with that - probably just because he didn't have one) a Gibson Les Paul (I feel slightly bad about this one - I was chatting to a girl that we know and he fancied at a festival, and she was showing a lot of interest in me having a Les Paul, so he loudly announced that he has loads of guitars but a LP was missing from his collection. I goaded him into buying one, and explained that he needed heavier strings because of the shorter scale length, and gave him a set of the strings that I use - 12's. He then couldn't play even to his appalling standard on 12's, and rather than changing them to a lighter gauge, he left the guitar alone for a few years. I have sent it on loan to a friend who is learning to play, and she has sensibly put lighter stings on it) A Marshall 50w acoustic guitar amp (because he has a Parker Nitefly, which has both electric and pietzo pickups. Despite him never actually playing his guitars outside of his front room, he had to get a proper amp set up for it)
I can't remember when ...
Monkey Steve replied to Happy Jack's topic in General Discussion
I remember Meatloaf limping around. And the Scorpions were main support and superb. I remember Mountain playing Nantucket Sleigh Ride, and I vaguely remember Blackfoot and Mama's Boys. But my main memory is standing around for two hours in the pissing rain waiting for Deep Purple to start
EBay, how I hate EBay
Monkey Steve replied to Old Horse Murphy's topic in General Discussion
I think it comes back to eBay and PayPal's bias towards the buyer As I understand it, there's no right to return items for private sales on eBay. However, the Ts & Cs require the seller to accept returns if the item is different to how it was described. So if you change your mind and you want your money back you claim that it's not what you paid for and eBay and PayPal are on your side It's not my argument but if I was the OP I think I'd be putting up a fight here and refusing to accept it back...but I do accept that it may not be a fair fight
yes, this long pre-dates eBay - 35 years ago I loaned a mate a new record and he scratched it. So off he went to Our Price to buy himself a copy...then took back my scratched disc to be replaced
1 x 1.2k Versus 6 x 200
Monkey Steve replied to stewblack's topic in General Discussion
I take a slightly different view, which is always go for the best you can afford, so the £1,200 bass doesn't need to be "£1,000 better" than the £200 bass (whatever that means to you and however you measure it), just that for you it's a" better" bass (again, whatever that means to you and however you measure it). Clearly if the £200 bass is just as good as the £1,200 bass by whatever your measure is then you'd be an idiot to spend the extra £1,000. Unless it's really pretty
I'm increasingly the same - some bands I remember seeing but can recall very little, if anything, of the actual gig, some I cannot recall seeing at all but am pretty sure that I must have done based on when and where they played, and some I am confusingly reminded of by Wikipedia. Festivals are particularly bad For instance, my head tells me that until seeing them at Download a few years back, the only time I'd seen UFO was on their utterly dreadful Misdemeanours tour in '85 or '86 Wikipedia tells me that I saw them a few months earlier at Knebworth as one of the support acts for Deep Purple's reunion gig. No recollection whatsoever, despite me having clear memories of seeing the bands on before and after them, and in the days before a second stage there wouldn't have been anything else to do but watch the bands I put it down to that Sherlock Holmes thing of only having so much room in my brain, so every time I go to a new gig the memories of an old one get pushed out that and the amount if booze I drank at those gigs...
I was there when.......
Monkey Steve replied to Bilbo's topic in General Discussion
I saw Primus as the support band for Jane's Addiction back in the 90's. they had just released Frizzle Fry - still have their T-shirt somewhere. I remember thinking that they were very impressive, but a little difficult Also saw Bon Jovi touring their first album as support to Kiss in 1984. They were very good Muse supporting Skunk Anansie at Brixton - I don't think their first album was out then, just a couple of singles (but I may be wrong on the exact timing) Saw Cliff Burton twice, the last time at Hammersmith Odeon the week before he died Faith No More at the Marquee in Wardour Street Moby as the support act for a couple of bands - I thought the Rollins Band were one, but Wikipedia tells me that the Chilli Peppers and Soundgarden are more likely candidates Talking of whom, the Chili Peppers with John Frusciente the first time he was in the band (a few times actually) Megadeth with their original line up Status Quo's first farewell tour in 1984 Black Sabbath's first farewell concert at the NEC in 1999 Motorhead's 10th Anniversary concerts (still sad I didn't get to see them on their 40th) I'll stop now...feeling very, very old
What's your Day time / main job
Monkey Steve replied to dmccombe7's topic in General Discussion
I'm a Pensions Manager for a large Environmental Services company. Strictly speaking I'm the Pensions Technical Manager, and while I do a lot towards making sure that our employees get paid when they retire, most of my time is spent on M&A work and bids for new business, checking legislation, etc. There must be some sort of prize for the dullest day job, surely?
Reasons For Turning Down Gigs
Monkey Steve replied to Bluewine's topic in General Discussion
I'm probably now more aware of the signs to spot - lack of details about the set up, no work being done with the bands to see who's bringing which bits of the backline and can they all share, that sort of thing. But I've played a couple of gigs, midweek in pubs that are not well known as live venues, where there isn't so much as a poster up outside telling the general public that there is music on that night.
Not too worried about the fee, unless it would put the band seriously out of pocket Especially for originals bands, it's never been a "won't play" policy, more a "won't go back"policy, usually related to the promoter, not the venue. The ones that have got a pub for free on a Tuesday night and don't do any promotion, don't curate the bill and just put on anybody who says yes to their e-mail about playing the gig so acoustic soul duos are on after death metal outfits, and expect the bands to bring people. None of which may be apparent until you've arrived at the gig If we're only being watched by the other bands then it's very unlikely that we'll agree to play for those promoters again, because they have failed at their one job - promoting the gig
Constant tuning issues
Monkey Steve replied to Craigster's topic in General Discussion
yeah, another one who uses a TU3 and has had no problems with the low B on a five string. Same for clip ons - currently use a D'addario eclipse and no issues like others, the tuner is always the first box that my bass goes into on the pedal board. If it's not picking up the signal then there must be something wrong with one of the output from your bass, your lead, or the pedal
Tonewoods and ethics - Opinions wanted!
Monkey Steve replied to dannymaddock's topic in General Discussion
Currently awaiting delivery of my second custom built bass (first a Warwick, awaiting a Wal) and wood choice was very important for me. Partly to do with the (perhaps perceived) sound, partly to do with the appearance. Certainly I'm not expecting my new Wal with birdseye maple facings to sound at all different to one I had 20 years ago with walnut facings, because that Wal sound is all in the electrics It's probably no coincidence that my non-custom Rickenbacker 4001 has quite birdseye'd maple on it, and that of the 10 (soon to be 11) guitars and basses that I own, only one has solid paint on it (which was the only option for that model). So, yes, having the option of exotic, figured wood would certainly appeal to me, although I do also like non-exotic, non figured, plain wood. In my experience of placing custom orders, there is usually an extra charge for the fancier options, with a less exotic wood included for the basic price, and I'd suggest that beyond the usual suspects which have distinct tonal characteristics that people know about (ash, maple, mahogany, etc) most of the fancy, highly figured woods are chosen because they look pretty. For the ethics of it, this is very timely - there was a report on the World Service this morning about how African forests are being illegally stripped of their rosewood trees which ends up in containers to China, who have long exhausted their own forests. CITES being largely ignored at both ends because the local economy means that nobody is very interested in enforcing it For all that, a bit like @CamdenRob I sort of take it as read that the luthier will have done the due diligence on this...and as I type it I realise that it should really rest with me to do more research and make sure that the wood is ethically sourced and not from endangered species. It would bother me if the wood I wanted came from an unethical source...but I might not ask about it so I think that doing this for the customer would be an excellent move. In my professional field (pensions) there is a new requirement about ethics and sustainability for pension scheme investments, and you'd be amazed at just how ethical all managers claim that their selections of investments are *cough greenwashing cough*. It's largely a value judgement because there is no clear definition of what "green" actually means for investments, and similarly, you will have to decide for yourself (and your customers) what "ethically sourced" means for woods. In my defence, none of the wood on either of my custom instruments is on any endangered list, and I specifically excluded rosewood, no so much because of it potentially being on the endangered list per se, but because of the potential CITES headaches (which were being much debated and little understood as I was placing the Wal order) So how do you feel about it @dannymaddock? Are you asking because you want to use ethically sourced wood and want to understand how that will affect sales, or do you not really care but don't want to do something that might affect sales? No judgement either way - if it helps saves the environment in even a small way, it doesn't really matter what the motivation is What I would suggest is that if you are going to make a stand on which woods you will and will not use, make a big point of it up front - tell everybody what you will not use and explain why. Have you looked at what other makers are saying on the same topic? I'll repeat something from a well known custom guitar maker who makes extremely expensive guitars and is a friend of a friend - when CITES restrictions on rosewood came in he immediately responded. By telling non EU customers that he couldn't be @rsed with the CITES paperwork so they either have to place their order without rosewood, or they'll have to fly to London to collect their guitar in person and he would include the cost of the flights in the purchase price. Hasn't affected his order book at all, so if people want your instruments, they'll put up with the choice of woods that you give them (in fairness he doesn't do much/any work with very exotic woods that I'm aware of)
Auditions for The 602...a diary.
Monkey Steve replied to AndyTravis's topic in General Discussion
I slightly disagree with some of the above, but only slightly. Depending on the band, the choice of instrument can jar with the image - I remember seeing a very good Blues Brothers style R 'n B band back in the '90's - horns, everybody in matching suits...and the guitarist had a garishly coloured, pointy headed guitar which stuck out a mile and ruined the whole look and image of the band. The audience (not just me) definitely noticed and disapproved So it depends. Personally I wouldn't speak to him about the guitar just because I didn't personally like it, as long as it sounds OK, and like others have said, if somebody asked me to join their band but told me I had to buy a different bass I'd tell them where to go. If it really doesn't fit, tell everybody he's playing it "ironically"
Fingerboard Dilemma
Monkey Steve replied to stewblack's topic in Bass Guitars
I another one who cares about the whole aesthetic of the bass, not the finger board per se. None of my basses have a maple board, but my favourite electric guitar to play is a Fender Tele with a maple board and that looks great. I'm more fussed about inlays (oddly - I don't like dots, but have to concede that there are some instruments that suit them - the Tele being one, and a Les Paul DC Special being another - they seem to reinforce the non-fanciness of the guitars) That said... A couple of years ago I got a Lowden acoustic that has an ebony board, and I've been mildly obsessed with ebony fingerboards ever since. There's just something about the way they feel. My soon to be delivered Wal will have one, and in idle moments I start thinking about how much it might cost to get the wenge board on my Warwick replaced with ebony... Not because of the look (well, not entirely true - the rest of the Warwick is black so an ebony board would slightly improve the look of it) but because of the feel
Internet Demotivation
Monkey Steve replied to wishface's topic in General Discussion
In second the notion that you learn more from playing with other musicians, well, I certainly did. Doesn't need to be a full band and top of the range gear, maybe just a guitarist playing together in your front room. Most fun I ever had in a band was a load of blokes that a (very good) drummer of my acquaintance worked with who'd never played in a band before but fancied having a go. A drunken chat at a works do turned into a band.
I must be a similar vintage to the OP, but the way I've taken advantage of not understanding anything the kids do is that I pay no attention to social media. There's a whole generation who don't think something counts unless it's getting likes, and a new income stream from posting these videos, so posting videos of their bass playing is to be expected. From talking to mates with teenage kids who are very promising musicians, they have little interest in playing in bands, playing gigs, writing and releasing music, etc because they don't see that as a viable source of fame or income, whereas posting videos does get them instant attention (and there are studies about the damage that this sort of mindset is causing to kids' mental health...topic for another thread). One very good young guitarist wants to write music for video games, because that's where the money is So I take it philosophically. When i was learning how to play the bass there were always players who were better than me in other bands, but I wouldn't see them outside of a gig. Unless they covered it when I saw them, I'd have no idea if they could play a note perfect version of La Villa Strangiato. If they did unleash it at a gig then that would probably inspire me to try harder, or I'd dismiss it as something that I'm not aiming to do (not always true, but that's what I would tell myself). Now that I've hit 50, while I still like to improve my technique and broaden my playing horizons, I'm OK with not being the best player on the planet, I'm fine with what I can play and what I can bring to a band If it does bother you, keep telling yourself that of all the thousands of bass players on the planet. most of them haven't posted videos of them nailing a Jaco tune. You're in a very hefty majority
Bass Electrics Expert Needed.
Monkey Steve replied to alembic1989's topic in Bass Guitars
If you're at the Surrey end of Berkshire, I'd recommend Knight Guitars in Byfleet/New Haw. Rob knows his way around any electrics and wiring issue you might have
Why be in a covers band?
Monkey Steve replied to Dave Vader's topic in General Discussion
I'd say I much prefer being in an originals band and think of myself as a bass player for originals...but I've had a lot of fun over the years playing covers. Bit like @BigRedX, when I got into music covers bands were looked down on. This was well before tribute bands, and everybody knew that real bands wrote their own music. So apart from my first ever band with mates at school playing our favourite songs as we learned how to play, it was originals all the way. The fact that some of the originals bands slipped in the odd cover didn't change this. And the musical landscape was different - pubs wanted to put on bands playing originals. Also a time when you were only in one band at a time and if you wanted to play with anybody else you'd have to quit. Then about a decade or so ago, a mate asks me to join his punk covers band playing guitar, on the basis that their (pretty bad) guitarist had left, I owned a guitar, and it was punk rock so how hard could it be? I was in an originals band at the time but it was no longer regarded as cheating. the most fun I've ever had in a band - mostly because of my band mates, but a lot to do with how regularly we played and got paid actual money Since then I've been in a series of overlapping covers and originals bands, and while my preference will always be for playing originals I'm not averse to playing covers with mates...though the last originals band I played with was depping for a mate's band, and despite the fact that all of the other band members had recorded the original versions, really I was playing covers of them YMMV, but things I have learned: Originals bands can play the odd cover, but they should be used sparingly, and work best when it's a song from a completely different genre played in your style Covers bands should avoid playing originals - nobody wants to hear them You can learn a lot about music, songwriting and structure from playing other people's songs (regardless of whether it's in a covers band) You get better at playing your instrument the more you play live - technique doesn't care about who wrote the tune
Favourite Bass Guitar Designs
Monkey Steve replied to PatrickJ's topic in General Discussion
The last Wal I owned, the guy selling it to me had been given it for free by Ian Waller who liked his playing, and when he brought it into the rehearsal room ahead of going on tour, the band told him that he wasn't allowed to bring it because they didn't want "a f#cking sideboard" on stage. So he painted over the gorgeous bookmatched Shedua, and when he sold it to me it was solid black
The design is part of what attracts me to a bass in the first place, so I'd be happy to put the ones I own onto the list: Rickenbacker 4001, Warwick Streamer and (very soon to be delivered) Wal Mk 2 (much prefer to Mk 1 and Mk 3). Quite fancy one of the new Rickenbacker 4003s fivers - avoided the previous (non 4003) five strings that they do like the Laredo because they just don't look right without the pickguard. Though I'd much prefer a non-s version, with binding and fret inlays Which brings me to the Thunderbird. the one design I love but don't have...because they haven't done a five string as standard. Though I am quite tempted by one of these also quite like an Ibanez Iceman but again, no five strings...so this caught my eye, a Phillipe Dubreuille, like the offspring of a 4001 and an Iceman
National Insurance number requests by landlords
Monkey Steve replied to graham1945's topic in General Discussion
Yes. the landlord has no legal need for these details, and frankly should be challenged for this phishing activity! Possibly there's some confusion with the current focus on IR35 and true self employment, but as everybody keeps saying, bands are not employees of the venue, so there is no legitimate need for the NI number
that's how Motorhead ended up with two guitarists after Brian Robertson left - they both ended up in the studio together and instead of starting a fight they were working on arrangements for two guitars so Lemmy thought "why not?" I don't see the harm in inviting them both back if you're not sure, not together, but to see how they perform when they should be a bit more relaxed as they know you and your playing. You can give them some notes (so, #2 could be told that he's overplaying a bit) and see how they react
Three Defining Bands
Right, so for clarity, it's not the three bands that I most like, or have the greatest influence on how I play or what I listen to or write, but rather the three that got me to where I am today? Status Quo - specifically the 1982 live from the NEC concert that was on TV. Haven't listened to any of their stuff for decades, don't now own any of their albums and I'm not interested in anything they recorded after I went to their "farewell" tour in 1984, but back in the day they were the gateway drug to heavy metal, and threw open the doors to bands that have stayed with me ever since, like AC/DC, Black Sabbath, Led Zep and Motorhead Metallica - specifically the first three albums and the $5.98 EP. Back when they were new and exciting, they led the pack in creating a completely new style of music. Everything became heavier and faster Haven't really enjoyed their recorded music since the disappointment of the Black Album...but we live in hope, and they've always been great live New Model Army - proving that not everything has to be heavy metal. Toss up between them and Killing Joke, and KJ may well have had a bigger longer term influence because they led to Nine Inch Nails and industrial music, but NMA probably got me to KJ (along with the $5.98 EP) and I was definitely listening to them first. Still love them, and they still release fantastic new albums
How was your gig last night?
Monkey Steve replied to bassninja's topic in General Discussion
funny how guitarists are very quick to blame bass players for volume issues when they are making a mess of things...been there
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As we near the end of the year (and decade), many "best of" lists and retrospectives have begun to appear. As in years past, YouTube also joined in to celebrate a year of videos, including celebrating what games received the most views during the year. Mojang's Minecraft stole the show, with over 100 billion views on YouTube in 2019. To put it into perspective, that's enough for the entire planet's population to watch a Minecraft video 13 times each. The second most-watched game on YouTube for the year was Fortnite, which had 60.9 billion views. That's only a little over half of the views Minecraft had.
Recently, YouTube published its 2019 Rewind video, which looks back on the year's hottest trends. Its video game section listed 2019's five most-watched games. You can check out the video below:
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[Minecraft's] resurgence paralleled the decision by YouTube's most subscribed creator, PewDiePie, to re-engage with the game in late June.
The month after PewDiePie posted 'Minecraft Part 1' – his first Minecraft video in years – uploads of videos related to the game reached an all-time high. And Minecraft, once again, returned to its place atop the most-viewed games of the year list.
Minecraft is not only the most viewed game on YouTube, it's also the best-selling video game of all time, reaching 176 million copies sold earlier this year. And with a supposed Minecraft movie set to launch in 2022, we can probably count on seeing the franchise stick around a little while longer.
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I am an Anglo-German academic with a research focus in dramaturgy and opera studies. I teach across a broad range of UG and PG modules in the School of PCI and my professional work as a dramaturg, director and translator links to my research interests and my PGR supervision. I am also involved in many public engagement activities with Leeds cultural organisations. I have contributed to the DARE Partnership between the University and Opera North on a regular basis since its inception in 2007, providing dramaturgical consultancy and public engagement activities (and co-teaching a module, Opera North - Opera in Practice, which accompanies the production process and includes rehearsal visits). I have regularly convened events and dramaturged the work of Alan Bennett at Leeds Playhouse. Work with Leeds-based Slung Low is very important to me and I dramaturged their 4-part epic Flood (Hull City of CUlture 2017), Part 3 of which has just won a Royal Television Society Award. I am a member of the Advisory Group for Slung Low's new venture: a pay-what-you-decide Cultural Community College.
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Undergraduate/ MA student, Heidelberg University, 1990 to 1997.
Freelance work for theatre and opera in Germany and the UK as dramaturg, translator, assistant director, stage manager, 1983 to date, companies include: West Yorkshire Playhouse, Opera North, SlungLow, Maggio Musicale (Florence), Central Opera (Colorado), Heidelberg Festival, Heidelberg Theatre, State Opera Stuttgart, Baden-Baden and Ludwigsburg Festivals, Dorset Opera.
I have just completed an article which considers the relationship between dramaturgical practice and Practice-as-Research. It is the partner piece to Practice-as-Research based around my work on Stravinsky's L'histoire du Soldat, for which I was production dramaturg in 2017 (Maggio Musicale, Florence). I am also exploring 'The Backstage Shift' and the mediatisation of the backstage environment in another forthcoming article.
I have also published on adaptation and opera studies for journals and edited collections, as well as making contributions to television and film studies earlier in my career.
My 2007 monograph on Alan Bennett's television work has received a lot of attention and has led to a range of creative and public engagement opportunities (Leeds Playhouse, Radio Leeds, Lichfield Festival, Society for Theatre Research et al).
I have worked in the School of Performance and Cultural Industries since 2000 and teach across a wide range of areas, including adaptation studies, new writing, theatre and music education (primary), theatre history and critical contexts. I am an experienced supervisor of creative practice, collaborative performance projects and postgraduate research. With a strong interest in the interdisciplinary, I also teach on the BA (Hons) Liberal Arts and co-deliver a module in collaboration with the School of Music and Opera North.


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Amplified SciencesRESI Conference2022-01-04T14:16:34-05:00
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Amplified Sciences is a startup life science diagnostics company focused on accurately detecting and pre-empting the risks of debilitating diseases, including lethal cancers and organ loss with R&D operations in Purdue Research Park and research alliances in San Francisco and Boston. The company is developing a portfolio of diagnostic assays for early detection of disease. An ultra-sensitive molecular sensing technology licensed from Purdue operates with novel test-strips that combine with portable instrumentation to form a highly versatile clinical assay platform that can scale to point of care. The lead assay in development is at clinical testing stage and targets early detection of undiagnosed pancreatic cancers. The company closed a Seed round in 2020 which will enable technical and clinical validation of the PanCystPro product and position the company for entry into a commercializable lab developed test in 2023.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio – The sides have been chosen for Saturday's spring game, and the gauntlet has been thrown down.
Seniors from the two teams traded friendly barbs Wednesday afternoon in the recruiting room during the annual team draft. Head coach Jim Tressel had divided up the seniors and the coaching staff earlier in the day.
The Scarlet squad, which also includes seniors Doug Datish, Ryan Franzinger, John Kerr, David Patterson, Jay Richardson and Antonio Smith, won the coin toss and shocked many of the onlookers by choosing punter A.J. Trapasso with the first pick of the draft.
The latter, as expected brought a broad smile to the countenance of Tressel who is the author of that particular quote.
The Gray team, which includes seniors Mike D'Andrea, Roy Hall, Drew Norman, Joel Penton, Quinn Pitcock, Mike Roberts and Justin Zwick, then got is first true pick and selected defensive end Lawrence Wilson, a 6-6 defensive end who has added 40 pounds since the start of the 2005 season and now weighs in a an imposing 270 pounds. The Akron product has been one of the stars of spring practice thus far.
With its second pick, the Scarlet team opened up the defensive line position and chose redshirt freshman Todd Denlinger of Troy, Ohio.
The Gray team then chose cornerback Malcolm Jenkins in the fourth round. Jenkins started four games last year as a true freshman, filling in for injured Tyler Everett.
Center Tyler Whaley was the first offensive player taken. He was chosen by the Scarlet team, which opened up the center position. Whaley is a 6-0, 270-pound walk-on from Ironton, Ohio.
At that point, Tressel, the acting commissioner for the draft, interrupted the proceedings to point out that most of the attention this spring had focused on replacing Ohio State's trio of outstanding linebackers – A. J. Hawk, Bobby Carpenter and Anthony Schlegel – and that position had not yet been opened.
The Gray team responded by opening the position of offensive line and taking mammoth tackle Alex Boone.
With its next pick the Scarlet team chose tailback Erik Haw. When the Scarlet squad chose Maurice Wells, the Gray team quickly grabbed freshman Chris Wells to load up at that position.
The Gray team then selected Will linebacker Marcus Freeman, the talented sophomore who sat out last year after injuring his knee in the opening game against Miami (Ohio).
The Scarlet team stayed with the linebacker position on its next pick, selecting junior-to-be Curtis Terry, a standout special teams player the past two years and one of those players who has caught everyone's eye this spring. The Sam linebacker is one of three players on the Scarlet roster who prepped at Cleveland Glenville High School.
All-American candidate Ted Ginn Jr. was the next player taken. The Gray team also landed Brian Robiskie, Roy Hall and Albert Dukes at the wide receiver position. Ginn is the Buckeyes leading returning receiver with 51 catches last year, including 17 in the last two games.
Ginn's selection made it two straight players from Glenville, and that number increased to three when the Scarlet team took safety Jamario O'Neal with its next pick. O'Neal, who saw action in all 12 games last year with the special teams, is competing for the strong safety spot vacated by Donte Whitner, who also hailed from Glenville.
The Gray squad picked next and selected tight end Marcel Frost, who closed out the 2005 season on a strong note and is battling Rory Nicol for the top spot on the depth chart.
Mike linebacker Chad Hoobler was the next player chosen, closing out the three linebacker positions.
The Gray team then chose Todd Boeckman to backup Zwick at quarterback. That selection sent true freshman Rob Schoenhoft to the Scarlet squad behind Smith. Neither Smith nor Zwick are expected to see action in the second half on Saturday.
The Scarlet team then took fullback Dionte Johnson and the Gray team tabbed kicker Aaron Pettrey with the final pick.
When neither team could agree on a trade, Tressel declared the draft closed.
Tickets for the spring game currently are on sale at the Athletics Ticket Office at the Jerome Schottenstein Center and can be purchased in person or by going on-line at the Athletic Ticket Office. The gates open at 11 a.m. on Saturday and tickets will be available both on the south side of St. John Arena and in the north end of Ohio Stadium.
The football team, the men's and women's basketball teams, and the men's gymnastics team will all be recognized at halftime of Saturday's game. Ohio State made Big Ten history this year by becoming the first conference school to win league championships in football and both men's and women's basketball in the same year.


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Trish Thuy Trang (born December 15, 1980) is a Vietnamese American singer and songwriter.

Biography

Early life and career
Trish Thuy Trang (born Nguyễn Thùy Trang) was born in Saigon, Vietnam, on December 15, 1980. Growing up, Trang was already familiar with American music styles as a result of listening to artists such as Madonna, Mariah Carey and Sheryl Crow. As a result, her music can best be described as a mix of Asian pop, western pop, and R&B. Her parents saw the passion she had for music and encouraged her to take piano lessons, which later evolved into discovering Trang's natural affinity for singing - a discovery that would ultimately result in the opportunity of a lifetime with Asia Entertainment.

After seeing Trang's vocal talents in various karaoke sessions, friends encouraged her to send a demo to Asia Entertainment. Amazed at how fluidly she was able to transition between English and Vietnamese, Asia Entertainment signed her.

Trang writes and produces a majority of her own music. She appears on Asia Entertainment videos for the Vietnamese music community and collaborates with Asia Entertainment and Triple T Productions for CD productions. Trish Thuy Trang is one of the first Vietnamese singers to appear on iTunes, where her fourth CD Trish can be downloaded. Her fifth album, entitled Shades of Blue, was released in April 2008. Her 6th album, entitled "Whispers," was released in 2010.

Personal life

In October 2010, Trish and her fiancé Nghia were married in a Buddhist ceremony and in 2012 welcomed their first child, a son named Nio. On her Facebook page, she explained that "His name is Buddhist and means the guardian of Buddha and protector of cherished values and beliefs against evil."

In January 2014, Trish announced that she was again pregnant, this time with a daughter, and posted ultrasound imagery of the baby on her Facebook page. On May 31, 2014 her daughter Melodi was born.

Trish is also the founder of baby wear company, Scabib.

Discography

Albums
 Don't Know Why (1998)
 I'll Dream of You (1999)
 Siren (2002)
 Trish (2005)
 Shades of Blue (2008)
 Whispers (2010)

Singles
 Secret Place
 Without a Trace

Compilations
 The Best of Trish 1 (2001)
 The Best of Trish 2 (2004)

Collaborations
 Waiting for You (2003)
 Merry Christmas (2006) (collaboration album with Asia 4)

DVDs
 The Best of Trish - All My Favorite Songs (Video and Karaoke)
 Trish DVD Video: 2 Hours Special
 Trish MTV DVD - Ever After

References

External links

 Official website store

1980 births
Living people
People from Ho Chi Minh City
American women pop singers
Vietnamese emigrants to the United States
21st-century Vietnamese women singers
21st-century American women singers
21st-century American singers

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-Financial need
-Satisfactory academic achievement (minimum GPA 2.70 from first and second semesters)
University Transfer Scholarship
University students who transfer to Concordia with a minimum of 24 transferable university-level credits may be eligible for the University Transfer Scholarship, a one-time...
The Pearl Hagen Memorial Awards
A gift from the family, friends and colleagues of the late Pearl Hagen, an outstanding role-model in the practice of community nursing at the Sudbury and District Health Unit....
Myrtle Bergren Creative Writing Award
1 award, $300; for full or part-time creative writing students demonstrating promise in the field, who intend to pursue further studies in creative writing at Malaspina or at a...
Edward Rosenthall Memorial Prize in Mathematics
Established in 1985 by family, friends and colleagues of the late Professor Edward Rosenthall to commemorate his contribution to the Department of Mathematics and to the...
Coast Capri Hotel Athletic Awards
The Coast Capri Hotel provides two annual awards of $500 each for students (one male and one female) enrolled in full-time study in any program at Okanagan College or...
The Irene Pearce Scholarship (H)
To be awarded to a student who has completed Music I or 30-78 units of an Honours Music Program who, in the judgment of the School of the Arts, has attained notable academic...
Shirley Wagner Memorial Scholarship
This award is available to a student attending North Island College at any location other than the Comox Valley Campus. The recipient of this award will have completed first...
Dale Cherchas Memorial Prize
Prizes totalling $700 are offered to undergraduate students in the Department of Mechanical Engineering, with preference given to those studying Controls and Dynamics. The...
Christina Bruce Bursary in Teacher Education
Bursaries totalling $650 are offered to Teacher Education students within the Faculty of Education.
British Columbia Farm Machinery and Agricultural Museum Association Scholarship
The award is made to a student who has demonstrated an interest in extending engineering principles to the development of agriculture and is entering the final year of...
Unifeed Graduate Fellowship
Two fellowships of $20,000 each are offered by the Unifeed Division of Agricore United to graduate students with thesis research projects associated with dairy cattle. The...
Graduate Diploma in Business Administration Bursary
Bursaries are available for students within the Graduate Diploma in Business Administration and who have demonstrated financial need. Bursaries will be awarded each semester to...
BC Exchange Teachers' Association Bursary
Granted to undergraduate or graduate students in the Faculty of Education, in any semester based on demonstrated financial need and satisfactory academic performance.
Dr. David Peters Music Scholarship
It will be awarded annually to a student in an undergraduate Music degree programme who, in the opinion of the Department, demonstrates outstanding achievement in organ, piano,...
Jack Farley Youth Sports Achievement Award
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Criteria: -Third semester -Professional promise -Academic achievement -Financial need
ENGLISH DEPARTMENT STUDENT ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP
AVAILABLE TO: Presented to a student who has demonstrated outstanding achievement in his or her English studies.
Bryant Golden Bears Football Award
Conditions: To be awarded annually to an undergraduate or graduate student with satisfactory academic standing who is a member of the Golden Bears Football Team and fulfills all...
Bill Paranchych Memorial Scholarship
Conditions: To be awarded annually to two students with superior academic achievement, who are not in receipt of another major award. The first award will be given to a student...
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Q: how i change default url ('/') to ('home/landing/page') How can i change default routes
('/') to ('home/landing/page') ?
i change in Authenticate but it's doesn't work.

and this eror

A: First you need to add a route to your routes.php file or your web.php file depending on what version of Laravel you are using. It should look something like this:
Route::get('home/landing/page', 'SomeController@function`);

Obviously replacing SomeController@function for your controller and the appropriate function. This is why you're currently getting an error as no route is setup.
Next you might want to update your AuthController.php to include:
private $redirectTo = 'home/landing/page';

This ensures that after users login they are redirected to the right page.
Lastly, you may want to redirect any requests to / to redirect to the new page home/landing/page. You can do this in your routes, a controller or with middleware, the choice is yours. Here is a demo doing it in the routes file:
Route::get('/', function () {
    return redirect('home/landing/page');
});

With all the above, and your auth middleware redirecting users to home/landing/page, you should have covered all bases for when users will hit your / route.


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Liffol-le-Petit () is a commune in the Haute-Marne department in north-eastern France.

Athlete Pierre Colnard was born here.

Population

See also
Communes of the Haute-Marne department

References

Liffollepetit


The first four commands in the Ten Commandments center on Israel's relationship with God. As you read them remember four things.
Read Exodus 20:1-2 first. See the previous post on this. The story of God's salvation is the important foundation for keeping commands.
Therefore, keeping the commands is not a raw deal. It's not God being a kill-joy.
Commands center life on the One who saved them, not on false gods who can't save them.
Finally, God has saved His people and called them to be different from other nations, set apart as holy people to be light to other nations. So the commands arise out of the story of salvation, and keeping them is part of being a holy redeemed people for God.
As I heard a Kenyan Christian pray in 1989, "You are the only God who can save us! You are the One who can help us! You are the One who can give us everything we need!" We ask you for wisdom, Holy God, to keep the commands as you intend, to put no one or ourselves as ruler -- no one but You!
Sit down a minute and reflect about the following: what are some idolatrous ways we live in our times? This is serious business and God does not take idolatry lightly. What are habits you have that leave God completely out of the picture? Do you think parts of your life don't get God's input? What always seems to come before God? Do you use God's name in vain? Do you say God's name lightly: things like "Oh God!" or "God d--- it?" A big action step for us is to learn to revere God as the One who saved us and who doesn't just suggest but commands our reverence, awe, and obedience.


1. Facility support; In this component, we deploy skilled volunteers to local health facilities to provide direct service such as immunization, outpatient consultation and conducting of ANC services. This is aimed at reducing manpower gaps that exist in the project area. In the past 3 months since this pilot started, our volunteers have committed over 300 hours of volunteer time to 3 facilities serving Bolari, Doruwa and Gabukka communities in Gombe. We have immunized and dewormed over 3000 children and currently monitoring over 200 pregnant women keeping appointment with the above mentioned clinics.


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Enarmonia xylocrossa is een vlinder uit de familie van de bladrollers (Tortricidae). De wetenschappelijke naam van de soort is voor het eerst geldig gepubliceerd in 1939 door Meyrick.

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The Contemporary Choir is made up of teenagers and adults and it is interested in contemporary Christian music. They sing at the Sunday evening Mass accompanied by guitar and piano.
Rehersals take place on Thursdays from 5:15-6:45PM.


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Newly Released Video Games Definitely Worth Your Time
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2022 has seen some huge game releases, with some superb single player titles mixed in with excellent new online experiences. If you're looking for some new games to sink your time into as you rotate between popular gaming sites like PowerPlay, then we're here to help. Below are some of the best newly released video games that are definitely worth your time.
Modern Sonic games have been a mixed bag. Unlike the original Mega Drive games, which were nearly universally loved, the newer entities into the franchise have received a mixed reception from both fans and critics.
The newest entry into the series, Sonic Frontiers captured the attention of Sonic fans as well as other gamers when it was first announced in December 2021. With an open world setting and unique environments that were a big departure for the series, it looked like Sonic Team were taking some big risks with the newest entry.
Something that stands out immediately about Sonic Frontiers is just how much it has to offer in terms of variety. Although the trailers give the impression it's a standard open world action/adventure title, there's a lot more to see and do. There are a variety of minigames and side quests that help to mix things.
Although it's far from perfect and has some noticeable technical issues, Sonic Frontiers offers more than enough in the way of fun to make it worth your time.
Available on: PS4, PS5, Windows, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch
God of War 2018 - a reboot of the much-beloved hack and slash trilogy of games, was one of the most universally acclaimed releases of all time, winning many perfect scores from critics and multiple game of the year awards.
God of War took a much more methodical approach to gameplay and storytelling compared to the earlier titles and that trend continues in the sequel - God of War: Ragnarok. It takes place 3 years after the events of God of War 2018 and in that time, both Kratos and Atreus have changed significantly, particularly the latter who went from being a young boy in the first game to an adolescent in this one.
The story sees Kratos and his son exploring the nine realms in order to try and prevent Ragnarok from occurring. There are some familiar faces that return, such as the Huldra Brothers, as well as plenty of new faces. The variety of enemies is fantastic and the combat is more varied and satisfying than ever.
Overall, God of War: Ragnarok is a game that's more than worthy of your time and lives up to the extremely high benchmark set by the original.
Available on: PS4, PS5
If you're looking for a more low-key indie title to spend your time on, then Somerville could be the perfect game. Ever since the first trailer was released at E3 2021, it piqued the interest of fans thanks to its unique art style and mysterious atmosphere.
Developed by Jumpship, which is made up of several former Playdead employees, Somerville gets your attention immediately. It starts off showing a young family headed back home, with dramatic events unfolding quite quickly after an eerily quiet opening few minutes.
As the game progresses, more is revealed about the mysterious events unfolding around you. There are plenty of puzzles throughout, with many of them providing quite a challenge, even for hardened fans of 2D puzzle platformers.
Somerville has plenty going for it - with a fantastic art style, unique atmosphere and a wealth of puzzles. It's definitely worth giving a try, especially if you're a fan of this type of game.
Available on: Windows, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S
The Last of Us: Part 1
Naughty Dog's The Last of Us is one of the most beloved games around, with many gamers classing it as their favourite game of all time.
When a remake of the original game from 2013 was first announced then, it wasn't with quite the amount of fanfare Naughty Dog might have hoped for. Some fans were sceptical about whether a sequel was necessary, especially considering there was already an excellent remaster released for PS4 in 2014. There was also controversy around the price tag, costing as much as any other newly released PS5 game.
The main changes in the Last of Us Part 1 compared to the original game are the updated graphics engine, improved lighting, updated character models to match the 2nd game and a few tweaks to gameplay and combat. These changes are definitely noticeable and although they might not fundamentally change the storyline or core gameplay experience, they do greatly enhance it.
The character models being updated to match the 2nd game is a particularly notable change, with Ellie, for example, looking much less cartoon-like than she did in the original game. Joel's character design has been updated to match his appearance in TLOU2 also, as well as all the other characters you encounter throughout. The addition of the upgrade benches from 2 are another nice touch.
Overall, The Last of Us Part 1 certainly introduces enough new features to make it worthwhile for longtime fans of the series while also providing an ideal entry point for players who are new to the franchise. Although the price tag is steep for the included changes, there's no doubt that it's an incredible game and this is the best version of it available.
Available on: PS5


Our Arrivals blog series highlights new company and product announcements. In this post we announce the upcoming version of Appogee Leave.
Earlier this year we refreshed the user interface for Appogee Leave in preparation for future updates.
As part of our efforts developing Appogee Leave, we recognize that Managers and HR professionals require the ability to view their data in a way that makes sense to them to help them take appropriate action. Based on a recent customer survey and other feedback received, we are excited to introduce Appogee Leave v6.5 with support for notification alerts and a comprehensive report builder.
The Report Builder for Appogee Leave is available to all Managers and HR Administrators. It provides a flexible and dynamic report generator with hundreds of configuration options to deliver your chart the way you want it. We also provide a default set of charts as "My Reports" which you can add to or remove, to provide easy access to the reports you make regular use of.
Under Reporting we have also added the ability for all Managers and HR Administrators to automate weekly and/or monthly digest emails that report on absences in their team(s) for past, current and future periods. This provides a great way for managers to keep aware of constraints on resource availability in their teams. The delivery of these is configurable which, for example, caters both for those managers who prefer to get a list of absences for next week on a Friday afternoon, as well as those happy to have a notification about this week sent to them first thing on a Monday morning.
As always we've added in smaller improvements based on user requests, so Team Calendars now include the ability to toggle between the traditional "wall planner" style which shows staff absences by calendar date, and a new List View which displays absences by team member by date for the selected month. We have introduced this in response to user feedback. We really appreciate the input you give us to help us improve the product!
Appogee Leave customers can expect to see Version 6.5 live before the end of October. We're happy to receive your feedback, so please leave a comment below, add your feature requests – and if you really like what we've done, we'd really appreciate you giving Appogee Leave a 5 star customer review.


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Auburn releases list of 14 players scheduled to participate in Tuesday's Pro Day
Updated: Mar. 06, 2019, 8:21 a.m. | Published: Mar. 04, 2013, 4:14 p.m.
Former Auburn defensive end Corey Lemonier, shown here at the NFL Combine, is likely to be the highest Tiger picked in the 2012 draft. (Associated Press)
By Joel A. Erickson
AUBURN, Alabama -- Auburn released its list of Pro Day participants on Monday, a list that includes 14 names, some more than a little surprising.
A few of the names are obvious.
Corey Lemonier
Philip Lutzenkirchen
Onterio McCalebb
all recently completed workouts at the NFL Combine, and all three will have a chance to improve on their numbers at Auburn's Pro Day, which begins with weigh-ins at 11 a.m.
Three other former Tigers -- wide receiver
Emory Blake
, linebacker
Daren Bates
and guard
John Sullen
-- played in bowl games designed to showcase draft-eligible talent. Four other graduating members of the 2012 team will try to make their case:
DeAngelo Benton
Travante Stallworth
T'Sharvan Bell
A few of the other names are a little surprising. Former offensive tackle
A.J. Greene
, who briefly flirted with a music career after the 2011 season before signing a free-agent contract with the Chicago Bears.
Greene, who didn't participate at Auburn's Pro Day last March, played with the Bears until Chicago included the tackle on its list of final roster cuts on Aug. 31.
Philip Pierre-Louis
, a former wide receiver who didn't catch a pass in three seasons with the Tigers, made most of his impact as a punt returner and left the team before spring practice in 2011, is also on the list.
Former walk-ons
Chandler Brooks
Nate Taylor
will go through Pro Day at kicker and wide receiver, respectively.
For more news and notes on Auburn football, check out the
Auburn football page
, and don't forget to follow the Tigers on Twitter:
Follow @JoelAEricksonAU


I am not to find information if it provides AF with Nikon D5600 body (for example, Nikon F/1.8D doesn't provide AF since it doesn't have an inbuilt motor inside).
According to this: https://nikonrumors.com/2017/06/24/yongnuo-yn-50mm-f1-8-lens-review-for-nikon-f-mount.aspx/, yes - it seems to be a copy of the Nikon 50mm F1.8 G.
It looks like the two links refer to the same lens, but one comes with a flash diffuser while the other doesn't. (Apologies if I misunderstood the links - my schoolboy German is bad enough that I thought "auf Lager" meant "on the lager"...).
I can't find any hard information on the Yongnuo site, but from this Amazon ad - YONGNUO YN EF 50mm f/1.8 AF Lens YN50 Aperture Auto Focus for Nikon Cameras as AF-S 50mm 1.8G it claims to be AF-S which would work on a motorless camera such as the D5600.
The Q/A & reviews below cover D3xxx & D5xxx users, who mostly would seem to be satisfied with their purchase.
I noticed one complaint about the motor volume too [for video] - which would also indicate it does have one.
It would be surprising if they didn't make this with a built-in motor, as I'm certain their target market is the low-mid range user who wouldn't own a camera with its own focus motor.
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BAGHDAD – A suicide bomber rammed a car packed with explosives into a checkpoint in southern Baghdad on Saturday, killing at least nine people, including four policemen, officials said.
Violence has spiked across much of Iraq amid a Sunni militant offensive that has seized control of huge tracts of territory north and west of Baghdad. The government has moved aggressively to try to secure the capitol, and in recent weeks the city has largely been spared the large-scale attacks that plagued it earlier this year.
Smaller scale attacks, however, remain common.
Saturday's bombing targeted a police checkpoint in the Shiite neighborhood of Abu Dashir, a police officer said. He said 19 people were wounded in the attack, including six policemen.
A medical official confirmed the casualty figures.


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Global Social Awards: Voting Terms & Conditions
Global Social Awards celebrate talent, creativity and originality of influencers who entertain and inspire fans, and have a positive impact on social media.
Global Social Awards are given in 4 categories in total. Each influencer can be nominated in one category only.
Global Social Awards are awarded in 4 categories in total. Each influencer can be nominated in one category only.
Fun & Entertainment: Influencers who put a smile on people's faces, who entertain or spread joy and good feelings.
Social Impact & Change: Influencers who are positively improving the world, have the courage to lead by example and prove it in their actions.
Inspiration & Influence: Influencers who inspire us in everyday life and stimulate creativity, originality and trends.
Rising star: Newcomers in social media who seek new topics, original methods and their own space.
Nominations December 1, 2018 – February 28, 2019
Semi-final voting March 4 – 24, 2019
Final voting April 4 – 30, 2019
FINAL VOTING PROLONGED UNTIL May 10, 2019
Awards ceremony May 29, 2019
An active profile in social media (Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, Pinterest, Twitch, Tumblr and more ...), which has more than 100,000 followers, subscribers or fans. For the Rising Star category, limit is reduced to 50,000 followers, subscribers or fans.
A profile that is not purely commercial
A profile that does not violate legislation
Excluded are profiles that are in conflict with good morals, that are too vulgar, or are sexually or erotically explicit
Excluded are profiles that incite intolerance (racial, religious, political, etc.)
Nominations and votes
Nominations and voting can be done via the www.SocialAwards.Global web portal or the Global Social Awards application.
The continuous list of nominated profiles is not public.
Semi-final voting
A nominated profile must confirm interest in being nominated and participating in Global Social Awards; nomination confirmations are done via email or direct communication via social networks
All verified nominated profiles that confirmed participation in Global Social Awards will progress to the semi-finals; the number of nominated profiles in the semi-finals is not limited
In the semi-finals, it is possible to allocate a maximum of 2 votes to nominees in each category; voters do not need to allocate all votes and do not have to vote in more than one category
Final voting
Profiles that have received the most votes in the semi-final vote within each of the macro-regions (i.e. 6 profiles in total, winners of each macro-region) advance to the final along with profiles that received the most votes in a given category, so that each of the categories Fun & Entertainment, Social Impact & Change and Inspiration & Influence in the finals is represented by a total of 10 personalities and the Rising Star category by 5 finalists. Therefore, a total of 35 finalists out of fans and jury votes will get through to the final. The organizer has the right to include in the final vote also a competitor who did not fulfill the above condition for the progress to the final vote, based upon the 'Go Global Wild Card'.
In the final, it is possible to vote and give a maximum of 2 votes to different finalists in each category; voters do not need to allocate all votes and do not have to vote in more than one category
All contestants and voters by their participation in the poll commit to respecting the voting rules. The organizer shall ensure by technical means that every voter in the poll shall vote according to the voting rules. Repeated attempts to vote against voting rules will be secured and reported by the system. The organizer does not include votes that have been sent to a competitor in contradiction to the voting rules or by other unfair conduct (e.g. software robots, etc.).
The organizer reserves the right to take all measures to protect the impartiality, objectivity and proper conduct of the poll and, if necessary, to change or modify the rules of the poll or to cancel it. If you have any questions, please e-mail us at global@socialawards.global.
All finalists receive a personal invitation for the finalists + 1 person to the gala night + 2 nights accommodation in a double room + return flight ticket to Prague.
Macro-regions
Global Social Awards are organized globally. In order to maintain a balanced participation, at least one nominee from each macro-region will participate in the semi-finals. Macro-regions are divided as follows:
Macro-region of Europe
Macro-region of North and Central America
Macro-region of South America
Macro-region of Africa
Macro-region of Central and South Asia and the Middle East
Macro-region of the Far East and Southeast Asia and Australia
Go Global works as a 'wild card' and allows direct progress to the final
Go Global is awarded as part of the Go Global license provided in a particular country, where for each country there may be a maximum of 1 direct nomination for the final. Are you interested in a license in your country? Please contact us.
The Awards Ceremonywill be held on May 29, 2019 at Fórum Karlín in Prague, Czech Republic, Europe
The winners will be announced in a live broadcast during the final evening
A profile with the highest number of votes becomes the winner of each category
Where can I vote?
You can vote either via the Global Social Awards app (iOS and Android) or directly on the Socialawards.global website.
How many votes can I send?
You can vote 2x in each category. You can thus vote a total of 8 times both in the semi-final and final voting rounds.
Voting is not working. How can I vote/log in?
You can log in via the application in your telephone, which you can download here (iOS and Android), or by using the LOGIN button in the upper right corner of the Socialawards.global website. Verification of your login is carried out via your Facebook account or telephone number. If your problem persists, please contact us at global@socialawards.global and we'll have a look at it. Alternately, you can write us directly on Instagram or Facebook.
Why do I have to log in via FB or a telephone number in order to vote?
This login is necessary in order to uphold the rules of voting and for us to make sure that voting takes place fairly.
What should I do if I'd like to change the category in which I've been nominated?
If you'd like to change the category you're nominated in, contact us at global@socialawards.global.
How and when does voting take place?
Voting takes place in two rounds. First, we'll publish a list of the nominees on 4th March 2019 on the Socialawards.global website, thus launching the semi-final round of voting. The semi-final voting will take place until 24th March 2019. Ten finalists will be chosen from each category; in the Rising Star category, there will only by 5 finalists who receive the most votes. The list of finalists will be announced on 1st April 2019, thus launching the final round of voting. Final voting will end on 30th April 2019.
I've found a blog/video channel/profile among the nominees that doesn't meet the rules. It is possible to report it?
If you happen to see such a profile, send us a link to its nomination and the reason you think it does not fulfill the conditions to global@socialawards.global.
Where can I find the rules for the Awards?
The Rules for the Awards can be found on our website under the link Rules and Conditions.
I didn't find my favorite in the list of nominees.
One reason for this may be that the nomination has not been approved due to the large number of nominees, which can cause approval to take longer than usual. It is also possible that the nominee does not meet the rules for approval: The blog/video channel/profile of the creator must be active; they must have more than 100,000 followers on a social network; for nomination to the Rising Star category, the limit is reduced to 50,000 followers. Profiles may not be commercial; they must not publish content that is in contradiction to valid laws or good ethics. Profiles that are overly vulgar, contain erotic content, or incite religious, racial, or other intolerance are disqualified from the nominations.
Is it possible to nominate a creator even after the end date of the nominations?
You can send your proposal for nomination even after 4th March 2019 to global@socialawards.global.
Can I vote for my own blog/video channel/profile?
How are votes counted in the final round of voting? Are the votes from the semi-final also counted?
No. In the final voting round, voting starts anew. Votes from the semi-final round are not carried over – all finalists once again have an equal chance.
Can I send my vote later to the semi-final/final round of voting after voting has finished?
No, after voting ends, it is not possible to vote in any way.
I accidentally cast my vote for someone else. Is it possible to cancel my vote and cast a new one?
Unfortunately no. The voting system does not allow voters to take back their votes and cast a new vote for another nominee.
When will the finalists be announced?
Global Social Awards finalists will be announced on 1st April 2019 on the Socialawards.global website.
When will the winners be announced?
The winners of the competition will be announced over the course of the Global Social Awards Ceremony on Wednesday, 29th May 2019.
Who chooses the nominees?
The nominees are chosen by the organizers of Global Social Awards based on fan nominations in accordance to the rules of the Awards.
Who chooses the finalists/winners?
Finalists and winners are chosen by fans based on the votes they cast. The organizers of Global Social Awards can grant a wild card in each category for advancement to the final.
Where does the finale take place?
The finale, or the Global Social Awards Ceremony, will take place in the Czech Republic in Prague on 29th May 2019.
Can I also take part in the Global Social Awards Ceremony?
Yes, you can also be a part of the Global Social Awards Ceremony on 29th May in Prague. You can buy tickets on the Ticketportal website HERE. If you are interested in billing and purchasing a larger number of tickets or bargain packages, contact us at global@socialawards.global.
I want to be a partner of the competition – how can I get in touch with you?
We're glad to know you're interested. If you'd like to become a partner of Global Social Awards, write us at global@socialawards.global.
I am a journalist / photographer and I would like to be accredited for the Global Social Awards Ceremony. What should I do?
All information for journalists can be found on the Press page, or write to global@socialawards.global.
If you have any questions, please email us at
These terms and conditions shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of Czech Republic and the parties to any dispute shall submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Czech courts.
Ceremony Tickets
Do you need our help or would like to be our partner?
Write us global@socialawards.global


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Are the 1E DMG and the Rules Cyclopedia "Must Reads" for fans of D&D?
BECMI v. Cyclopedia - Any difference?
Say you have the D&D Rules Cyclopedia.... what the one other 'essential' item to go with it?
The Immortal Rules boxed set (tan)? Creature Crucible? Wrath of the Immortals? Red Steel? Hollow World campaign boxed set? B1-9 In Search of Adventure? I'm curious what the 'go to' thing is for people outside of that book, if D&D is your game.
Which old D&D should I try?
Rules Cyclopedia: Peggy Copper: Info?
Rules Cyclopedia - Where Do I Start?
Do the BECMI books have the same art as the Rules Cyclopedia?
I have the RC and it is a terrific set of rules. But the artwork... ugh. Does the same stuff sully the individual BECMI books?
Who else wants a Rules Cyclopedia re-release with better art?
I'd kind of like to buy a copy of the old Rules Cyclopedia. I'm shopping around on ebay though. That's not even for good condition. That's for 'acceptable' condition. Is there a reason why the Rules Cyclopedia is so much more expensive than most other D&D books?
Difference Between BECMI & 1e or 2e?
What's so great about Basic D&D?
[RC/BCMI] Any tips for running B2?
Okay so I convinced my group for a D&D retro night once a month , any currenbt companies offering Retro movement support for the Cyclopedia ruleset? any actual OCR cyclopedia rules currently?


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In memory: Jack Chaffee
By family of the deceased
Jack was born July 22, 1929, in the Township of Lucas, Dunn County WI (SW of Menomonie) to Orville and Annie Chaffee. He died peacefully on Dec. 2, 2018. He was the middle child of six siblings. He went to Sunnyside school until 8th grade and then graduated from the Menomonie School of Agriculture. As a young man, he tried several lines of work, including farming, insurance sales, and a stint as a merchant seaman. His spirit of adventure led him to move, along with brother Bill (his "powder man"), to Colorado to try his hand at mineral mining on the Eastern slope in 1957.
He was still mining when he met Virginia (Sothman) at a dance at Mishawaka up Poudre Canyon. They were married on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 28, 1957. They raised three children in Fort Collins, where he eventually began working at Colorado State University in the grounds department. He was active in a semi-pro bowling league and was an avid golfer, acquiring several trophies in each sport.
He and Ginny traveled to many bowling tournaments all over the US. An ardent sportsman, he taught his sons to hunt and fish all over Colorado and Wyoming, and coached them in baseball as well. He gave daughter Carol her first guitar and was mildly disappointed when she didn't become the next Reba. He retired from CSU, as grounds superintendent, in 1988, and moved back to Menomonie for a few years. However, missing both the mountains and the more temperate winter weather, he and Ginny returned to Colorado in 1996, this time to Eckert, on the Western slope where brother Bill was a close neighbor. Jack continued to be active in hunting and fishing, making lots of new friends with whom he could share this favorite pass time. He also spent many years driving tractor and helping a neighboring farmer. He was active in local politics, hosting rallies in his garage, and speaking at City Hall in protest. He loved to garden and kept Ginny supplied in cucumbers for her prize winning "Nonnie pickles." Jack was famous for his birthday pig roasts, every July, which drew friends and family from all over Colorado and other states.
He had been married to Ginny 53 years when she passed away in 2011. Jack remained active and independent following her passing, enjoying visiting with friends and daughter Carol and two of his great grandchildren. He continued to enjoy gardening and freezing his own produce. His last deer hunting venture at the age of 85 was successful, and he came to mourn his inability to physically hunt and fish in his final few years. Indeed, we're convinced that his first question at the pearly gates will be "Where is THE BEST fishing hole around here?"
He moved to a memory care unit in Fort Collins, in November 2016, and got to visit often with his sons. He kept track of the Rockies and the Broncos and enjoyed having popcorn and a cold beer with Doug on game days. Bob and Jack spent time reminiscing for a memoir journal, of which he was quite proud. He endeared himself to facility staff with his whacky sense of humor and pretty sharp timing of witty commentary. Jack suffered a sudden massive heart attack on Dec. 2, and died quickly and quietly with sons and daughter-in laws by his side.
He was preceded in death by his wife Virginia, his parents, brothers Sid and James, and sister Vivienne (Joe Long, Bob Dougherty). He leaves behind three children: Bob (Norma Calfee), Carol, and Doug (Suzie Lybarger); as well as seven grandchildren, six great grandchildren; brothers Bill (Mary Jo Oliver), David (Marquita Brandt), and sisters-in-laws Joyce (Oas) and Liz (Stanek).
A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m. on Dec. 14, at Allnutt Chapel, 650 West Drake Road, Fort Collins, CO, 80526. For friends and family who knew Jack in his final years in Eckert, Colorado, another memorial service will be held in the Delta, Colorado, area on a date to be announced. Memorial contributions in Jacks honor can be made to the Abraham Connection, a shelter for those in need, at
https://smartpay.profitstars.com/express/The%20Abraham%20Connection or by mail at The Abraham Connection 480 Silver Street Delta, CO, PO Box 910 Delta CO 81416.
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The job market for latino workers has rarely been better, with the unemployment rate for that group hitting 5.1% in March, just shy of its 2006 low of 5.0%.
Why it matters: Minority groups tend to disproportionately be hurt by recessions, and disproportionately benefit when the economy is at full employment. That means that these groups stand to benefit the longer Janet Yellen and the Fed maintain stimulative monetary policy, and the more the federal government spends on job-creating initiatives like infrastructure.


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Ben Schwartz aka Jean-Ralphio of Parks and Recreation aka Clyde Oberholt of House of Lies joins Franklin for an in-depth conversation about how he became a writer. Ben tells us about his early days of submitting jokes to Late Night with David Letterman & SNL, sleeping in a tent at a friend's house when he came to LA to write for Robot Chicken, and how his Black List script El Fuego Caliente (a remake of the 1991 film Soapdish) came about. LA: Come see a LIVE stage reading of Ben's script El Fuego Caliente with special guests on November 21st at the The Montalban Theater at 8pm. Go to www.theblacklistlive.com for tickets!


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City switches parking systems
Charles McMahon
PORTSMOUTH — The city has officially started rolling out a new in-vehicle parking meter system called EasyPark.
The change comes as a result of the city signing a new agreement with OTI America Inc.
The city had an agreement with ePark Systems, provider of the in-dash iPark device, but ultimately chose to explore other opportunities. OTI recently contracted with Dover, the second U.S. city to adopt the EasyPark system. Other EasyPark contracts have been signed with the University of California-Davis and the city of Austin, Texas.
The in-dash device offered by OTI America Inc. is considered to be an alternative to the city's pay-and-display parking meters, and allows the user to pay online ahead of time, then place the EasyPark device on his or her vehicle's dashboard. It displays a running meter, eliminating the need to use the pay-and-display kiosk.
First-time customers who would like to purchase an EasyPark unit can do so online by visiting www.easyparkusa.com/portsmouth.
The devices cost $19.95 plus shipping.
To help new customers get started, the city is providing EasyPark units ordered before July 1 with a $10 pre-loaded credit. The city is also working to set up procedures enabling new customers to purchase the EasyPark devices locally.
The transition process began this week with the city notifying owners of the iPark in-vehicle parking meter system that they could begin the switch to EasyPark.
Beginning Feb. 1, customers who use the iPark units will no longer be able to update those devices for the new parking rates and time limits because the required access will no longer be available.
Local owners of the iPark devices can exchange their units for the EasyPark devices at the Portsmouth Department of Public Works through Friday, Jan. 18.
While customers were notified via e-mail last week, Cocchiaro said Wednesday that so far, only about one-third of the existing customers have exchanged units.
Those who did not receive notification of the transition can still exchange their devices through the end of the week. After that time, units may be exchanged at the parking clerk's office in City Hall, at 1 Junkins Ave.
Those who choose not to move to the EasyPark system can apply to receive refunds for the balance of funds displayed on their devices. Call Tom Cocchiaro, parking operations supervisor, at 766-1440, or e-mail tacocchiaro@cityofportsmouth.com for details.
Information related to the exchange process, and downloadable exchange forms, are available online at www.cityofportsmouth.com/transportation/news-ipark.htm.
For information on EasyPark and procedures for existing and new customers, visit www.easyparkusa.com/portsmouth.


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