I would never be without it again. It helps me be more unbaised, confident and precise.
Anyway, just wanna thank you for the insanely good program train your ear, which i'm using every single day.
I really enjoy Train Your Ears EQ Edition.
It is the best invest I made this year so far!
Just playing around with it for a few minutes a day has already made quite an impact on how I hear music.
I bought this a couple of days back and I'm already hitting about 94% accuracy. I was WAY off initially. I look forward to identify multiple 1/3 octaves!
Thanks for providing such a good software.
In only two weeks, I could notice a real improvement of my ear skills. Congratulations, and keep going!
I have started to get my head around it.
It's amazing, and offers more than I can sort through (!), but I know it is helping me already.
Even for Live Engineers like myself.
It really makes listening for little nuances in music and sound systems a lot easier!
I purchased your software over the weekend to check it out and I think it is going to be a great tool for aspiring engineers.
I LOVE the program. Progress already showing in one week.
TrainYourEars EQ trainer is the best 29€ I ever spent.
I would like to say I love your software. It is what I have been searching for months. I have been working on basic boosts and cuts but have already improved over the space of a week.
Have you planned to develop TrainYourEars Compressor, Reverb, etc...? If it's the same quality as the EQ Edition I would buy it!
In the studio I am working there is a Sound Engineer who is very good. In less than a year, I'm getting pretty close to hear what he hears. Hah... it's just so great. Thanks a lot.
Even after a week of using it on a non-regular basis, I found I was able to find problem freq's much quicker.
I just wanted to say thanks for all the work you've put into the software. It really is brilliant.
Seriously, hours of fun and learning to be had.
Great software, thanks for making this!
I bought your program yesterday & I already really love it. Thank you a thousand times for this wonderful tool, I will definitely recommend it to lots of people.
I'm very excited to start using the software because I've been waiting for something like this for a long time!
Great software, thanx a lot! Much more fun than with Golden Ears!
By the way, your software is really awesome! The learning curve is so steep and you just know that your ears get better with every training lesson.
Just using it for five minutes a day has mineral wealth of difference to my professional life, mixing audio.
And what I want to say guys!!!! This is great, great stuff it is full filling the things you are showing in the video! Looks like a MUST HAVE!!!! Regards!
Congrats on launching the app. It's a really fantastic piece of software, and very useful indeed!
I searched for something like this for long!
I can't say enough positive things about this product and company. I'd be willing to buy it at twice the price, really. I can see utilizing this tool over and over.
I should also mention how great this software is - I'm an audio engineer in training and this is incredible - it's an invaluable tool and something I have highly recommended here.
I'm beginning to hear patterns only after a day of training, and finding my scores are improving, so I'd say that's pretty incredible stuff. Great job!
You can stress over buying the latest plugins to help the mix. But there is no better tool than your ear! Fix that and no amount of plugins can replace it!
Thanks for this fantastic software guys!
I am a mixer engineer and I really like your program.
I bought TrainYourEars in 2013 and I love it.
Thanks for such a great product!!
I have purchased your software and I think it is fantastic.
Thanks for your help and for the phenomenal software. It is extremely useful!
Bought it, Using it, Loving it.
The variety of options make this an easy program to start - not get frustrated - and improve. Nicely done!
I really love your software.
I tested it on a Mac of a friend and really want this masterpiece of software.
It's a very invaluable tool for me; a more affordable and modern alternative to something like Golden Ears by Moulton Labs.
It's really quite a valuable tool for me, and I thank you for your development.
I consider TrainYourEars and MagicAB the two most essential and valuable third party software purchases for any aspiring Audio Engineer.
It is an incredible piece of software.
It does everything you need and more to train your ears!
Your software is really well thought out.
I'm in the profession (Sound Engineer) and I often recommend this software.
That fixed everything, the program is great.
It is already changing how I produce and hear music. Fantastic work! And thank you for listening!!!
I'm sure the group will be blown away. One of them is a music professor and he had recommended that I use "Golden Ears", which is a joke in comparison to your software.
Hey guys, I don't know if you'll ever get this but i just wanted to say thank you!
Keep up the good work and I'm looking forward to any future products you might release!!!
Very much thanks for programming this software. I have used Golden Ears but this is so much easier, faster and much more comfortable.
I don't have as much time as I would like to actually sit down and train my ears but when I do it definitely is teaching me.
Before there were Lows, Mids and Highs and I was try and error sweeping.
I think that it helps to use in a mixing context too: run a bass, vocal, or other instrument through it versus a complete mix. This is how I'll use it next.
Awesome product. I've had it for only a few days but I feel I have gained months worth of experience.
Your TrainYourEars software it's fantastic!!
Really useful to increase my skills on hearing frequencies.
Ok, thanks! I'm digging the exercises already.
I teach at SAE New York City and I will recommend this to my students!
I have experimented with various tools but they did not offer the variety and ease of access to ear training offered by Train your Ears.
I love this so much that I want to get another copy for my girlfriend who is a Sound Engineer too. I see so much improvement on my mixes! Great product here my friend!
It is been a life changer for me!
It's actually very good & instructive. I'm proud of myself picking the right answers now. I started simple and for sure it has a great learning curve.
I have started to get my head around it. It's amazing, and offers more than I can sort through (!), but I know it is helping me already.
Sure! I've really only just started my training, but practicing 5 minutes everyday I noticed an improvement in my sensitivity to those frequencies.
I just purchased it yesterday and I must say it is amazing. Although I make music occasionally, I want it to sound perfect and your software will definitely improve my mixes.
Love your software program, very powerful! It exposed my poor room treatment (had to switch to headphones).
Thanks for the best listening program on the market.
When I'm working in a new control room I plug my laptop and I spend 30 minutes with TrainYourEars to "learn" the room.
It's quite effective and very helpful !
I think your program is one of, if not the best eq training software out there. Easy to use and very flexible with no nonsense.
a very nice programm--- i think i have new ears!
At my last gig I found myself tuning the EQ of each channel to achieve a more pleasing sound, receiving compliments from patrons and the band on how well the mix sounded.
I use it almost every day. It's really helpful to learn and remember the timbre of the spectrum.
I used a couple of apps like that, but in my opinion it is the number one in the market.
I started training on a regular basis and I found that it became easier to use reference tracks and EQs in the mixing process.
My ability to recognise frequencies was rubbish before I start regularly using this software.
After a while you start to notice how the sound is build up (frequency wise), whether there are harsh-sounding frequencies or if there's something missing.
This is probably one of the most worthwhile investments I have ever made. Such a great product guys.
It is very useful. I am quite short of time but, as a budding mix engineer, I find it definitely helps to begin hearing problem frequencies.
I bought TrainYourEars EQ Edition a while ago and I love it!
I just bought your program recently, and my first impression: extremely useful! Thanks!
First of all, TrainYourEars really rocks. I like the way program emphasises your weak spots. And fully customisable quiz section is amazing.
I always recommend it to my students.
Your program is an indispensable tool I use usually before I begin mixing or tracking at my studio.
Just wanted to stop in and say thanks so much for this product. It's really helped my mixing ability and I'm continuing to practice and set harder settings and improve! thanks a ton guys!!!
I'm a user of your software and I love it.
Have you planned to do an edition on compression?
Love the software so far.
I really like the program, it's amazing.
I've purchased your software and love it, it's great !
Great software by the way. I'm teaching sound design and I'll promote it to my students.
I tried quiet a few different programs for technical ear training but most of them sucked badly. TrainYourEars is simply the best one.
Okay guys, this is just the most amazing software ever made.
TrainYourEars is very amazing. I will speak of your software to my friends. I'm sure they'll love it as well !
You know exactly which frequency is which, which is insane considering I knew nothing 6 months ago and now I get 90%+.
I recommend the program to everyone.
Really enjoyed it and can see it being a very valuable tool.
I was wondering if you guys are ever going to the program into a mobile app.
Are you guys developing an app? I would pay big money for it and I know quite a few people who'd do the same.
Loving the software so far.
It's very useful. I started training on a regular basis and I found that it's become more easy to use reference tracks in mixing process.
Having the ability to train my frequency recognition has been invaluable, and has massively improved my mixing technique and accuracy.
Sure. It is easy to use, fun and adaptable!
My workflow has been much faster. I'm not sweeping for frequencies as much and my mixes get better faster.
As I said, I will try to promote your software, because I believe it's very useful.
People find the software really helpful. I tried it and it's really a good tool for training.
I absolutely love your software! Is there any other ear improvement software coming soon?
I'm very impressed with your software.
Would there be an opportunity to add some features (i.e., save progress and report)?
One of the greatest purchases I've made was getting TrainYourEars!
I've been trying it with several songs and it surprised me. It's going to be very interesting to see the progress over time. Thanks again.
I love the app - it's perfect the way you can train with white noise / pink noise or your own tracks. It actually helped me identify a phase issue in my studio at 60hz! Brilliant job.
I am a sound engineering teacher in the University of Medellín and I use TrainYourEars to evaluate my students.
Hello! Congratulations for the software.
I've just started my training and it's really cool.
I have used your software a lot already and I must say that it is fantastic.
TrainYourEars is great - I've been really enjoying it so far!
TrainYourEars has helped me to zone in on troublesome frequencies (especially headset mics). And I really like the gamification aspects to keep the interest.
I love the software, its definitely very helpful to engineers. Especially the new updated version.
Well, I think the concept is brilliant. It is a very useful ear training program. Everyone should use it! (not just producers and mixing engineers).
I bought it and think it is a great program!
Your software is so simple and yet a very useful practice.
I can't thank your team enough this amazing piece of software is truly the best training software.
It has made my mixes so much better.
I started training with pink noise. I bought Moulton's CDs a long time ago, but your program is a lot more fun to use. Hat's off!
I've learned to hear problem zones way faster in my mixes and nowadays I don't use EQ so drastic as before.
I really like the software.
Another one for compression would be amazing too.
It does everything I want it to do and I do notice an improvement in my recognition of EQ moves.
The more I use it the sharper I get.
I definitely like the program and have surely gotten my moneys worth out of it. I unfortunately, haven't used it as much as I should, but the program is great and extremely helpful.
I love it! Extremely useful. I go on your website from time to time to check whether there's a new product - If there was, I'd def want to get it.
Hi! The program is very good for training the ears and the base of professional "hearing". Especially for mixing engineers like me.
I love your software and I have wanted to buy it for a long time.
I'm glad I could buy this program, thanks so much for your work.
Great idea, awesome capabilities, love it.
I have noticed a huge improvement identifying problem frequencies. Tuning drums, sweetening vocals, and cleaning up instruments happen in my head BEFORE I pull up my EQ.
I love using this product! It helps a lot.
I use your product religiously. Keep up the good work.
It's extremely configurable and very useful.
I always recommend it to my students because I think it's an essential tool.
I love the software, it's very easy to use.
I do live sound engineering and this program has really helped me judge problem frequencies much quicker.
I was completely new when I started. However, after 6 months using it now and then, I can point the frequency bands and correct a song.
I got your TYE EQ edition and i think it's great !
TrainYourEars EQ version has taught me a lot in a very short space of time!
It's A LOT more helpful at learning what things sound like than sweeping the EQ.
I purchased it and I love it.
I am learning a lot. Looks like the parameters were streamlined.
It has improved my mixing abilities dramatically.
Recommending this tool for musicians trainyourears.com.
You learn a lot about your mixing and EQ !
This TrainYourEars EQ app is pretty dope.
Any home recording enthusiasts looking to hone your critical listening skills, check out this program.
Want to know how to get the BEST MIXING AND MASTERING for your song?
This software will let u train your ears to get better mixes by better recognize the sound of different frequencies.
It is really helpful in learning how to focus listening on different frequency bands in a mix.
If you're serious about recording / mixing then this piece of software is incredible!
Want better mixes & learning how to EQ?
Tried it now for a while and the software is AWESOME! I love it.
I think that it's an incredible product. It has made me grow, it tuned my ears to hear different frequencies. It has made me a better mixer, I really love this product!!!
It is the best ear training software there is. I can't think of any way it could be better.
You guys did a fine job!
Fantastic software that can be very challenging!
I use this software for 15 minutes before I do any mix. Great job TYE!
TrainYourEars has clearly helped me in recognizing different frequencies.
I got it 3 days ago. In those 3 days, I have improved my "technical" ear more than in the rest of my life.
This tool is awesome! Do you have any plans making a compressor version or other effect(s)? Thanks!
I am very much enjoying using your application and in only a few sessions can already begin to hear things differently.
BTW, so far, I'm loving your software! Really excellent work. Thank you!
I use the program mainly for my Critical Listening class. It is actually quite well known amongst the students in my audio program at University of Colorado, Denver.
Thank you so much, your support and the program itself is amazing!
Yeah, TYE improves your hearing skills and helps you understand the place of the EQ in a mix.
What a fantastic, well designed programme!! Thanks guys!!
It's a great piece of software!
The fundamental rule to quick results is - practice every day.
Do 100 quizzes per day.
Great piece of software, thanks for it!
I'm enjoying the software a lot. I've been using EarMaster 5 for many years now and am excited to incorporate TrainYourEars as part of my daily routine.
To be honest this is exactly the kind of software I was looking for while I was at school in SAE Paris. Something solid, where you can progress at your own pace, and feel the changes quick enough.
I wish i'd had it when I first started studying audio.
It's great to find comfort in knowing that your ears are getting better at detecting certain frequencies.
I like the new Correct training method a lot.
I really like the software and I use it every day.
Hey! I bought your software half a year ago and its amazing! My understanding about frequencies has approved a lot! Especially with the Band Pass Filter.
It is a good software that really helps in the eq domain.
I noticed an improvement in my mixes so it really helps.
I run sound for musical performances and the software has improved my ears a great deal so I am grateful for the experience.
I instantly switched from v1 to v2. I have to say it is a huge improvement! The GUI works just nicely and is a lot more clearer than in version 1 (I love version one anyway).
TrainYourEars has been one of the most useful programs, and now with version 2 even more.
Since I started using this software my aural recognition has improved greatly, many thanks!
Nice work on TYE 2.0.
I'm a multiple Emmy Award winning mixer.
I've checked out every ear training app/CD set I can find and yours is the best. Keep up the good work.
TrainYourEars EQ Edition is the best frequency ear trainer.
This product will help you unlock the full potential of your ears !!
More than recommended. One of the most useful things in this profession, and something no plugin can do.
I have been an avid user of your software since July 2012. I can't wait to get stuck in the 2.0 version. Excellent software!
Congratulations on the software - it is great!
Just to mention, great job. Really a step up upgrade.
Your software is a very extremely useful and fantastic !!! Bravo !
Just to say TYE2 is BRILLIANT and a great update (from the already very good V1).
Particularly love the 'Correct' feature. Can't wait to implement this with the people I train!
I love the program, but was wondering if there is any possibility of different editions. For example, Reverb, Compression, Delay etc. ?
The software is working wonderfully! Thank you so much for your continued support and quick responses. This is a great tool and I'm very happy to be using it!
You guys totally nailed the update with V.2! I love the exercise designer and the real world application of some of your training options.
Already bought this and it's AWESOME! Highly Recommended!
I'm very satisfied with the software. You did fantastic job and I recommend it to everyone I know!
Thank you for your help in what has been my best experience with customer service ever.
I had v1 so I'm pretty familiar with it, though v2 looks like completely different. And "correct" mode is great! Love it. We will start showing it on our online lessons to our students.
Great product. Even so I mix up to 200 shows a year, I frequently do additional ear workouts to get faster and more accurate.
I purchased purchased TrainYourEars last year during my 2014-15 academic sessions and I must admit I love your product.
Firstly, I absolutely love your software, it's really helped me in my starting days behind the mixing desk.
It's brilliant. I know the value of ear training and TYE is the dream ear training system. You guys have done an amazing job. The fact users can design their own exercises is just awesome.
I've been enjoying the software for the past few days. Actually, enjoying doesn't even begin to describe it. This is an essential learning tool that all aspiring audio engineers should own.
I really enjoy training my ears with your program.
I also have another ear training app but TrainYourEars is way more effective.
You made an awesome work with the version 2.
I really love it :) !!
I love the software and it will help my students greatly.
I love it. I was wondering if it's possible to update to the v2.
Please tell everybody at TrainYourEars what an awesome software this is. It may be the greatest ear training method out there. Thank you!
Thank you for making a fantastic tool to perfect my skills.
Everyone in music should buy and use this everyday.
I think I should just say how much I appreciate your software. It has helped me a lot with my learning! I am about to put into practice what I have learnt on a big jazz concert!
All I have to say is that my mixing has improved SO MUCH. Now I KNOW what I'm doing when I use the EQ.
I love the program. It's easy to use and works very well.
The progress is obvious because I recognize more and more the analyzed frequencies. This will greatly facilitate my mixing and mastering job.
I've recommended TrainYourEars to numerous people and it's really helped me with my frequency recognition.
Well TYE 2 is just amazing!!
All the possibilities to study are great.
I've started to study audio engineering this month and I just nailed the first few assignments instantly. It helped tremendously training my ears with your software.
I already enjoyed the first version of TrainYourEars. The second is even better!
Great concept of using your own music to tell the difference in eq.
I have seen great improvement in my eq abilities.
Well done! It's defo the best and most powerful ear training app I tried.
I really like the flexibility of designing exercises and it definitely helped improve my eq skills.
I am loving version 2.
It has fast tracked my ear training and is translating to everyday use, so thank you.
It's been hugely helpful to me in learning to identify what it is I'm actually hearing, EQ-wise, in my music.
I didn't realise how incorrect my perception of sound actually was till I started using the program. Using it for a few weeks improved my listening and mixing ability so much.
The update and new interface is spot on.
The training has helped a lot with my own work.
I really enjoyed working with your software.
I have made significant progress in listening to my mixes thanks to TrainYourEars and it has became my favourite ear training software.
I use it constantly, and it's helping my ability to create better mixes faster.
Also, I don't think I'll ever out grow it! Thanks!!!!
Making my way through the beginner's package (which is awesome too!), and having lots of fun. The exercise designer is really genius. Can't wait to see how sharp my ears get a few months from now!
I think it's going to be really beneficial to our students.
I felt instant response of improvement.
It really shows how much one lacks understanding of where in spectrum sound has its tonality.
I really love your app.
I recommend your app to every colleague I know.
The new version (2.0) is definitely better! - I love the new interface. Much slicker and easier to navigate through with all the options on the left.
I truly thank you all for making a product that drastically improves my performance everyday. Couldn't ask for more.
P.S. My ears love it too!
It is powerful. 30 minutes are like 5 sound checks every day. I'm better now.
It's really easy to use and really really good and effective. I will recommend to all people what I know.
TYE has saved me a lot of time in my quest to becoming a true audio professional. The exercise designer is so powerful. And being able to import your own music is also important.
In the first few weeks that I was regularly using it, I think it's been really useful and is overall a great product!
I've noticed improvement in recognising frequencies.
Thanks for your good software and serious update support !
I like your software very much. The main reason I chose your program was the repair exercise, no monthly cost and the VST support (sonarworks headphone plugin!!!).
I have been doing audio since 1963...... have a good day!!!
I absolutely love TrainYourEars 2 and I'm about to download version 2.1. Keep up the good work!
I think it's a great tool.
I have found it very useful, especially when engineering live gigs.
Thank you for the follow up — I really appreciate the excellent customer service (and the excellent product).
By the way, I am very happy with TrainYourEars. Without any doubt is an indispensable software for me. It has been my best software purchase this year.
I'm not an engineer, but a composer who enjoys mixing, so I've felt TYE has really helped me listen critically to my mixes.
I think it's fantastic. A great tool, and fun too! Highly customisable, and extremely useful.
I will be recommending that the college install it on their machines.
So far it has been an amazing tool. It has helped to really improve my mixing mainly because I can hear different frequencies much better.
If you want to learn to EQ literally ANYTHING, I've got a killer program for you to check out!
Thank you for your great product !
I feel like the combination of Sonarworks and TYE will be absolutely life-changing.
Yes thanks, it woks perfect. It's a real funny piece of software you made!
TYE 2 is fantastic. The software has been a great support for my music production college studies. Our teacher from "Critical Audio Analysis" recommended it to us (students).
I like the software a lot!
I am one of the original purchasers of TrainYourEars when it came out and I love the software. It's been incredibly helpful.
A simple but highly effective way to improve your EQ skills, with well-thought-out exercises that mirror production decisions encountered in the real world.
I feel it's helped me in learning to assess the quality of my mixes better. Especially the exploration of the correction exercises seems quite beneficial in getting to understand various frequency ranges.
I'm certainly improving. Seriously, the only thing I could ask for is flac support, I hope it's in the works. Otherwise, the program is awesome. I'm really grateful to you!
I've been obsessively using TrainYourEars all weekend.
I was instantly amazed and upset at the same time. Amazed at how well it works and upset because I was off a lot. Lol. Which is a good thing because this will help to train my ears a lot more.
The program is REALLY great. Fantastic idea and implementation. I love it.
You guys are awesome. thanks for sharing.
I'm in love with exercise number 6-Obscure Matters. NOW MY KICK SOUNDS GREAT!
I think the program is awesome, and I'm going to encourage my students to get it. And I want to purchase some licenses for my school's lab.
Hello! I've got your program, and it's SO COOL!! Thank you VERY MUCH. Do you have a mobile version? for iOS?
I want to start this email by congratulating you guys. TYE2 is wonderful, and really has done a huge improvement in my frequency recognition and engineering skills. Keep up the awesome work!
My friends go to the gym... I go to the "ear-gym".
It was hard at first, but after two months of doing these daily EQ exercises, my auditory precision increased drastically.
I really enjoy using Train Your Ears, it's a wonderful program, and version 2 has brought major improvements!
I want to say that I have found the software to be excellent and have already noticed improvements, so thank you guys for providing such a great product.
I really like the software. It is and has helped me a great deal as far as hearing things that bring my music out of the shadows.
I also used to do brain research and I know from psychophysical testing that frequency-selective aural training like this is an incredibly effective way to learn to selectively attend and manipulate sound.
I bought it today and started practicing. I really like how intuitive and fast everything is. I'm going to start grinding this several times a day.
First of all, TrainYourEars is THE training software I was looking for years, so finally I found it!
I used it regularly and I found it extremely helpful. I've been doing audio post for 4 years and I generally did 80% in most exercises. I found the personalisation (with more bands and such) really really great.
I love the software! It's definitely improving my hearing/frequency memory. It does what it says on the tin, great software!
To be honest I was so impressed with your software and hadn't seen anything like it, so even though I'm already pretty skilled in this stuff, I felt compelled to support your idea by purchasing it.
I'm an Audio Engineering student and I have been using your GREAT program for a long time.
Your program is awesome. My hearing has improved significantly already.
I immediately bought an extra copy for our house engineer too.
I use it while teaching all the time.
Finally I had the time to check out all the cool new features of version 2 with different exercises! I love it!
You should absolutely be using this. Within a week it completely changed my understanding of the frequency spectrum.
#EarTraining is real. I can't say enough good things about it.
Trying out new TrainYourEars software in our Mixdown Lab.
Simple and highly efficient, the line-in possibility makes it super versatile as you can then train on everything. 5 stars!
I recommend this program to producers, artists and engineers at any level, as it does what it says on the box: it trains your ears.
Yes, I use TrainYourEars. It's really good. It has improved my hearing significantly.
I'm an Audio Engineer student, and I have used your GREAT program for a long time.
I'm totally hooked on the TYE method of learning to listen. You killed it with the EQ version so far, I believe you could really set the modern day standard for ear training.
Thank you for creating a great software. I really like it and think it will be very helpful.
The software is really cool. I have improved my ears in these three months.
It's one of the best pieces of software I have ever used, very clever in the way you really have to sit and work out what's been cut or boosted!
It helped me recognising better some frequencies!
I didn't used it a lot, but it helped me quickly.
I've been working with TYE since 2 years ago and I think is great. My level of hearing improved so much and I'm so happy with the results. I hope TYE helps as many engineers as possible.
Thank you for the really great software. It's really user friendly and fun, kinda addictive.
I really love this teaching program. Thank you for putting this forth.
You guys have an amazing program.
Got it downloaded and running, (plus all the extra exercise files), and I'm looking forward to using the app more! Love it so far!
It appears to have worked without a hitch! Thank you so much for all of your help and customer service since I purchased the product. It is rare to receive this level of service.
I love TrainYourEars! Thanks for the great product!
I'm really looking forward to use TrainYourEars 2 because version 1 really helped my ears a lot.
A long time ago I purchased TrainYourEars and I love to use it almost every day since today.
Working great so far! Thank for following up and thanks for the great program!
I am really impressed with your service. It was not only fast but also accurate.
I love your program and it's definitely helpful.
Train your Ears is amazing! I didn't get a chance to use it for ages but have been using it for the last couple of months. I'm very impressed with it.
I love TrainYourEars and even as a long time producer I have benefited from the software.
Yes I got the software activated and am loving it!!!
Thanks again for all your help & service.
I have tried the exercise and it helps me a lot.
Let me say that if all company have a support service like your, the world would be very better. I've just recommended your product to some of my students.
I started practicing with v.2.1.0, your software is great !
This program is very useful and some of my student purchased it from you recently.
TrainYourEars is just what I needed and the price is very fair. I hope you are having great success with it.
I have been using TYE with Reference 3 for a while now, and benefit greatly from your wonderful program.
I love TrainYourEars! It is awesome! I still have to try some of the new features because I'm very busy in the last few month but TrainYourEars helped me since the first time I have used it.
P.S. Train Your Ears is really a great software to improve the mixing and mastering skills. Great Job!
Just wanted to thank you for this amazing software! Bought it yesterday, played with it trough the whole night... Fantastic tool!
TrainYourEars is an excellent tool and I love it.
This software among with Magic AB is an extension to my perspective of mixing. I'm very pleased with TrainYourEars, a lot of good features and so many combinations.
It worked, Thank you very much. Love the product.
I enjoy using it very much.
I was able to install the program again with no problems and have been learning so much with it in the past weeks! It's really a great product.
Oh by the way this is the most incredible ear training I have ever experienced. Wow! Just Wow!
This is going to take my mixing and mastering skill to a whole new level.
The program is awesome. I hadn't noticed the exercise packages. I'll take a look.
This is just the kind of help I have needed for a long time, and I am looking forward to steadily working through the different test types and really honing my listening.
I got TYE a while back and have been sincerely enjoying it very much. I used to use it pretty much every single day, and I truly believe it was helping in the development of my music career.
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Derived from the influence of East Indian indentured labourers mainly from the Hindi belt to cultivate the sugar plantations after the emancipation of African slaves predominantly in Trinidad and Tobago, Suriname, and Guyana.
This sample library offered comprises of the two main East Indian/English creole – influenced music subgenres.
Chutney – evolved the Bhojpuri folk music. The primary instruments used are the harmonium, dhantal, and dholak.
Tassa – evolved from the Tamil influenced Tasha drumming. The main instruments used are the Dhol or bass drum, the Caribbean version of nagara (known as the kutter) drum, and the Jhanj cymbal.
We at Indigisounds are proud to introduce the Chutney and Tassa starter pack to the fingertips of you the music producer and enthusiast.
Features Access to over 3100 handcrafted music samples of ChutneyHarmoniums x2 (single strike x 3 velocity layers and modeled noises)Dhatal (single strikes – 2 microphone placements, 5 velocity layers and 4 round robins) and 12 signature rhythms(44.1KHz).Dhol (single strikes – 2 microphone placements, 5 velocity layers and 4 round robins) and 52 signature rhythms(44.1KHz).14x Bonus Chutney Adlibs. TassaKutter x 5 (single strikes – 2 microphone placements, 5 velocity layers and 4 round robins) and 63 signature rhythms(44.1KHz).Dhol x 3 (single strikes – 2 microphone placements, 5 velocity layers and 4 round robins) and 7 signature rhythms(44.1KHz).Jhanj x 2 (single strikes – 2 microphone placements, 5 velocity layers and 4 round robins) and 8 signature rhythms(44.1KHz).All rhythms are tempo-aligned to improve playability.
Options to access speed, tuning, quantization, attack and hold features(Main Page).Options to access reverse, chorus, phaser, reverb delay and filter (FXPage).Options to access the signature Indigisounds Breakaway loudness at the convenience of your fingertips.Playback capability for music notation software and Digital Audio Workstations using NKS ready KONTAKT, KONTAKT PLAYER, KOMPLETE as a VST or AU plugin.


We at Medley are very proud to announce that two singles from Mads Langer's new album, went double platinum and gold. Elephant went Double platinum and Heartquake gold - and both songs were mixed by our very own Søren Mikkelsen.
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Toronto's Literary Events: July 8-14, 2008
In this week's roundup of Toronto's literary events: Discovering the scent of the moon, political lectures as theatre scripts, copyright and fair use, and a whole lot more screaming at the Scream Festival.
We've written a lot about author and illustrator Patricia Storms before here on blogTO, but if you haven't had the chance to check out her work just yet, she'll be at TPL's Barbara Frum Branch this afternoon at 2pm as part of the Toronto Public Library Summer Reading Club.
Also on Tuesday:
Heather Haley, Terence Go, and Luciano Iacobelli feature at the Art Bar Poetry Series at Clinton's at 8pm.
The Lexiconjury Reading Series returns as part of the Scream Festival, featuring individual and collaborative poetry, at The Pilot at 8pm.
This is Not a Reading Series, Pages Books, and Eye Weekly join forces with the Scream Festival to present "Skye or Miranda or Verandah" at the Gladstone Hotel at 8pm. As part of the event, artists from a range of disciplines will use Kevin Connolly's "Plenty" as inspiration for new texts, songs, visual art installations, and films.
Also on Wednesday:
Science fans from across the city are invited to attend the launch of Eva Everything's What Does the Moon Smell Like? 151 Astounding Science Quizzes at Nicholas Hoare Books at 7pm.
Tightrope Books, established in this city three years ago to help bring urban, subversive, and out-of-the-mold books to the city, launches three new books at The Trane Studio at 7:30pm. The launch features readings from the new works by David Clink, Ursula Pflug, and Dayle Furlong.
Also on Thursday:
The Scream Festival features a special keynote around fair use and copyright for writers and other artists at The Boat at 7pm.
Bestselling author David Sedaris signs copies of his newest book at the Indigo Manulife at 7pm.
Pages Books and Mongrel Media launch the DVD for Late Fragment, and interactive film we've written about on blogTO before, at Tattoo Rock Parlour at 8pm.
Acclaimed poets Camille Martin, Harmony Rice and Monica Rosas take the stage as part of a special event by the Scream Festival in collaboration with the Toronto Women's Bookstore. The readings, which will touch on issues of language, power, the body, and belonging, kick off at the Toronto Women's Bookstore at 7pm.
Also on Friday:
If you missed David Sedaris on Thursday, he'll be back for another signing tonight, this time at Ben McNally Books at 8pm.
The Type Salon Series, as part of the Scream Festival, presents a Fanfilm & Machinima Night at TYPE Books at 11pm.
The Scream Festival celebrates another successful year in Toronto with their closing gala hosted by indie-pop group The Bicycles. Expect artists featured at this year's Scream and years past to make an appearance. The even goes down at Revival at 8pm.
Poetry & Politics, part of the Scream Festival, is a 'different' theatre production that uses Jack Spicer's last lecture from July 14, 1965 (complete with the annotations by Peter Gizzi's published version) as a script. Definitely not normal theatre material. The production takes place on the patio in front of This Ain't the Rosedale Library at 2pm.
Also on Sunday:
Composer Paul Swoger-Ruston collaborates with three poets to create musical works based on their writing as part of Aural Transl(oc)ations at Array Studios at 7pm.
It's almost impossible to ignore the Scream in High Park, which goes down at the Dream Stage in High Park starting at 7pm. The event will feature readings, musical performance, DJ sets, and a whole lot more. It's all hosted by the always-amazing Misha Glouberman.
Also on Monday:
I can almost guarantee that you'll be hearing a lot about Grownups Read Things They Wrote as Kids later this week on blogTO. It all goes down at the Gladstone at 8pm.
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It Is Surprisingly Hard To Create An Incompetent Ass-Clown In Dungeons & Dragons
Cecilia D'Anastasio
The great escapist fantasy of Dungeons & Dragons is that you are not a salaryperson shoveling handfuls of gummy bears into your mouth and rolling 20-sided dice. Rather, you are a singularly important hero with a singular capacity to disarm some impending plot bomb. It's a time-tried formula, one that basically spawned an entire industry (see: role-playing games)—but let's take a pause on that and consider a less-trodden way to play Dungeons & Dragons: being an incompetent dimwit.
Sucking in totality is just not something Dungeons & Dragons readily accommodates. And yet playing an idiotic character tests everything you knew about Dungeons & Dragons, from the core of its mechanics to the way you navigate your dungeon master's plot.
On Sunday, I made Vicco "The Veech" Vadalucci. He's a Dwarvaan acquirer-of-things, a man of business, a hobbyist gambler with a New Jersey-Italian accent. He's the kind of guy who says he can get you anything—whether it fell off the back of a cart somewhere or he knows a guy who knows a guy with some connections in rare potions. "The Veech" might leave a room for 30 seconds and then come back saying he'd just consulted with "his buddy outside," who told him to ask the quest-giver for more gold. In truth, the only "product" he can reliably come by is toy dolls for his beloved little daughter, and he has essentially no business connections at all. He's full of shit. He can't do anything—at least anything epic.
Lest it come off like I was purposefully sabotaging the campaign, allow me to defend myself: Dungeons & Dragons changed the world in 1974, in part, because it was a game that could not be won. It's a storytelling game played using tactics and strategy. Yet battles must end, information must be extracted, and campaign adventures must come to a close. Inventing an incompetent stooge and inserting him into a party of sharpened blades with lofty personal fitness goals runs a high risk of making everyone have a bad time—if they're focused on taking down baddies and amassing treasure. That wasn't our vibe on Sunday. We were all about role-playing dummies and telling a good story. "The Veech" was in-bounds. The only problem was making sure his stats matched his unskilled character.
In Dungeons & Dragons' player handbook, the player-character is described as someone who can "solve puzzles," "battle fantastic monsters," and "discover fabulous magic items and other treasure." This is how the game is designed, and making a character who can't do these things is surprisingly tricky. For example, first, a player must choose a character class like Sorcerer, Ranger and Bard. By even falling into one of these classes, each of which demarcates the player as someone with special capacities, the player-character is immediately assumed to be a little more powerful or have a little more potential than the norm.
"The Veech" is a phony and a plot catalyst, which made it hard as hell for me to fill out abilities and statistics on his Dungeons & Dragons character sheet. I made him a Cleric of the trickster god Tymora, also known as Lady Luck. (I couldn't think of another class that made sense, although I'm willing to admit there may have been better options.) He was someone who had to rely on his Charisma statistic to keep up the charade. But he definitely was not a powerful sorcerer, an artistic bard or a holy paladin warrior. As a devotee of Tymora, "The Veech" could gamble to his heart's content. He could disguise himself with magic and make mirror images of himself. That all fit. Alongside all that, he also had this whole "intermediary between the mortal world and the distant planes of the gods" thing going on. He could proficiently battle with a warhammer and could casually turn undead.
After choosing a class, I needed to fill out his stats. Players in Dungeons & Dragons can either roll their scores with six-sided dice or assign predetermined scores to their stats. I wanted "The Veech" to be bad at everything—just a very sad man—except maybe Charisma-based things, since his bullshit being believable made the game more fun for everyone. The predetermined stats—15, 14, 13, 12, 10 and 8—all indicate that the player-character is, for the most part, well above the average, which is 10. So I wanted to roll the dice, like my man "The Veech," hoping he would find no success.
The way you do that in Dungeons & Dragons, though, also assumes higher-than-average capacities: You roll four six-sided dice, drop the lowest score and add up the others. Alas, "The Veech" turned out to have ridiculously high stats in every category. He was as wise as the oldest monk, as formidable as a brick wall. He was persuasive as a seasoned used car salesman and as strong as, well, a guy who was pretty strong. His lowest stat was intelligence, which was just one point below average. "The Veech" was too capable, and we hadn't even started the game yet.
The Dungeons & Dragons player's handbook says that it's fine to break whatever you rule you want in pursuit of a good game with lasting memories. Yet at the core of the role-playing game are some truths: Your character is special, and their class and stats make them more special. There are other role-playing games out there that facilitate overt buffoonery and shittiness, but I wanted it to work for my little man, "The Veech," in Dungeons & Dragons.
In the first hour of the campaign, "The Veech" spent more time arguing his quest rates up with increasingly elaborate hoaxes than murdering goblins. This was expected; though as the campaign went on and as I kept trying to up the ante with his ridiculousness, I ended up tapping more and more into "The Veech's" Cleric-specific talents: Taking a mission off a police officer, he duplicated himself and put on a mustache to pretend he wasn't, in fact, that "Veech," a known criminal. In a temple dedicated to a more pure and good god who despises undead, "The Veech" bragged that, in fact, he'd turned a couple undead in his day.
He wasn't about "ghost ships," "cursed bones" or "cults amassing increasing power across the realm." "The Veech" was there to play the fool to my friends' more focused heroes-in-training, and even if I wasn't role-playing completely true to his capacities, some of what made him super-powerful made his super idiocy just that much better.
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A child with split-hand/foot associated with tibial hemimelia (SHFLD syndrome) and thrombocytopenia maps to chromosome region 17p13.3.
We describe a-2-year-old boy who presented with a neonatal history of thrombocytopenia associated with a constellation of limb malformations mimicking split hand/foot malformation with long bone deficiency (SHFLD) syndrome. Limb malformations consisted of unilateral monodactyly with radial aplasia, unilateral split foot and bilateral club foot. Tibial aplasia of one limb and tibial hypoplasia of the other limb were notable. Partial agenesis of the sacrum was additional skeletal malformation. Craniofacial features included dense thick scalp hair, narrow frontal area, thick eye-brows, deep-set eyes, depressed nasal bridge, and small overhanging nasal tip, full-cheeks, and large ears. Array-CGH showed duplication of the short arm of chromosome 17p13.3 in the boy and his father, respectively. The father was free from any skeletal abnormalities, though he shares similar craniofacial dysmorphic features like his son. In addition, a paternal sib (uncle of the proband) manifested a phenotype similar to that of the proband. To the best of our knowledge the overall phenotypic and genotypic characterizations were consistent but not completely compatible with the traditional type of TAR syndrome or with SHFLD syndrome. We report on what might be a novel variant of SHFLD associated with transient thrombocytopenia, dysmorphic facial features, and a constellation of bone malformations. © 2014 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.


Astronaut Academy: Are You Ready For the Challenge?
An original first introduction to the orchestra, with sound buttons on each page, to bring all the orchestral instruments to life.
Awards: Shortlisted for "The Bookseller" YA Book Prize 2016.


[India], June 6 (ANI-BusinessWireIndia): Snapdeal today announced the launch of its Eid Store, a one-stop-shop within the Snapdeal platform, for all festive requirements - from dressing up for the occasion, decorating the house, cooking the feast to shopping for gifts for friends and family.
The Snapdeal Eid store is aimed at making the shopping experience engaging and convenient.
Snapdeal spokesperson said, "The intent of creating the Eid Store is to enable users to find all their requirements in one place, without having to hunt for them."
Most options on the Eid Store come with attractive offers, with discounts in the range of 30 percent-70 percent. In addition, HDFC Bank debit and credit card users get 10 percent instant discount.
•	Gifting Options: The online store has got you sorted for the gifting options for this special day. You can gift your loved ones, dry fruits and gift boxes available at discount of up to 40 percent. You can also buy candle holders under Rs. 499, wall clocks, photo frames, dinner sets available from a starting price of Rs. 299, Rs. 199 and Rs. 349 respectively. You can also go for the top-selling mobile phones available at discount of up to 60 percent. In case you are confused what to buy, you can also gift a Snapdeal gift card starting from Rs. 500.
•	Cookware: Eid is all about good food and feasts. For such feasts, Snapdeal helps you with cookware and other products available at huge discounts. You can buy choppers starting from Rs. 210, cookware sets (Handi, cook and serve set, non-stick pan) from Rs. 399, induction cooktops starting from 1199 and mixer grinders at a starting price of Rs. 999. You can also opt for dates, spices, oil and ghee at a discount of up to 60 percent, 30 percent and 38 percent respectively.
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Charlottesville (Va.)--History--19th century
James Lawrence Cabell Account Book
Identifier: Mss. MsV Aa9 Oversize
Account book, 1869-1889, of Doctor James Lawrence Cabell, professor of anatomy and surgery at the University of Virginia. Includes his accounts as treasurer of the University of Virginia Chapel fund, as physician to professors at the University, and his personal accounts. The volume was later owned by Cabell's executor, Edward B. Smith. Includes a check in the amount of $1,014.33 from J.L. Cabell to Maj. Edward B. Smith, October 3, 1878.
Found in: Special Collections Research Center / James Lawrence Cabell Account Book
Fauntleroy Papers
Identifier: Mss. 65 F27
Papers, 1831-1903, of Thomas P. Knox, his daughter Mrs. Janet P. Fauntleroy, her husband Charles M. Fauntleroy, their daughter Janet Knox Fauntleroy Harrison, her husband Powell Harrison and other family members. Letters primarily discuss family life and conditions at various towns in Virginia, including at Winchester, Charlottesville, and West Point. Letters also discuss agriculture, the Civil War, female social life, and other.
Found in: Special Collections Research Center / Fauntleroy Papers
H.E. Williams Letter to Mary Jones
Identifier: SC 01393
Williams writes to her sister in Charlottesville, Virginia, to inquire about their father's ailing health and to give an update on the health of her own family. Her son Robert is the sickest, taken with the summer complaints, which a doctor diagnoses as dysentery. She also writes about the rental or purchase of a summer home and begs her sister to respond directly with her opinions on the matter.
Found in: Special Collections Research Center / H.E. Williams Letter to Mary Jones
Thomas Staples Martin Papers
Identifier: Mss. 98 M36
Letters, receipts and legal papers of U. S. Senator Thomas S. Martin relating chiefly to his law practice in Charlottesville and Scottsville, Va.
Found in: Special Collections Research Center / Thomas Staples Martin Papers
W.T. Early Letter
Scope and Contents A letter from W.T. Early, Charlottesville, Virginia to S.D. Cabiness. He describes the mood in Virginia following the Confederate victories. He believes the "Pan Handle" of the state, with its northern leanings, will be cut off from the state with a thorough chastisement. He describes Virginia troops and officers ("Virginia will be the scene of great events, the...theatre of noble deeds..."). His son attends military school at Lexington Institute. He wishes his son to raise a company in the...
Found in: Special Collections Research Center / W.T. Early Letter
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Country music was dealt a huge blow with the passing of promotor Rob Potts in 2017, tragically killed in a motorbike accident in Tasmania.
His contribution to the genre in Australia was unsurpassed, in acknowledgement, this year APRA will present the Ted Albert Award to the late country music champion for his outstanding services to Australian music.
Rob was the founder of CMC Rocks, which now caters to sell-out crowds, and has had his name attached to some incredible talent throughout his career, discovering and booking Keith Urban, Tommy Emmanuel, Lee Kernaghan and James Blundell.
Sadly, just after his passing, Robs latest protege Morgan Evans, whom he managed, had just started making major waves globally – something that Rob knew would happen, but didn't get to see.
As CEO of his company Entertainment Edge Rob was instrumental in bringing some huge name country artists to Australia, the likes of Alan Jackson, Brooks & Dunn, Tim McGraw, Toby Keith, Dixie Chicks, Faith Hill, in 2009, he brought a pre-superstar Taylor Swift to Australia for her first shows in the market.
"I am so proud and very pleased that APRA is honouring my late and great mate and partner, Rob Potts with the Ted Albert Award for Outstanding Services to the music industry. Rob Potts is a shining example of everything that is wonderful about our industry.
This award is so totally deserved.


Which Country Produces the Most Chilies and Peppers in the World?
In 2015, the country with the largest volume of the chili and pepper output was China (X thousand tonnes), accounting for X% of global production. Moreover, chili and pepper output in China exceeded the figures recorded by the world's second largest producer, Mexico (X thousand tonnes), sixfold. The third position in this ranking was occupied by Turkey with a share of X%.
From 2007 to 2015, an average annual growth rate of chili and pepper producton in China stood at +X%. The remaining producing countries recorded the following average annual growth rates: Mexico (+X% per year) and Turkey (+X% per year).
Global chili and pepper production amounted to X thousand tonnes in 2015, rising by +X% against the previous year level. Overall, the global chili and pepper output pursued a pronounced growth from 2007 to 2015. The trend pattern, however, indicated some noticable fluctuations throughout the analyzed period. The total output figures increased at an average annual rate of +X%. The growth pace was the most rapid in 2014, when the output figure increased by +X% from the previous year level. Over the period under review, the global chili and pepper production attained its maximum volume of X thousand tonnes in 2009. From 2010 to 2015, the total chili and pepper output growth failed to regain its strength.
Over the analyzed period, an increase in global chili and pepper production was primarily driven by growth of Asian and Latin population and diversification of diet. Furthermore, these key drivers are expected to continue promoting the chili and pepper output in the immediate term. This general positive trend was largely conditioned by a robust expansion of the harvested area and a moderate improvement of the yield figures.
The world chili and pepper harvested area amounted to X thousand ha in 2015, which was almost equal to the previous year figure. The chili and pepper harvested area indicated a noticeable increase over the period under review, representing a compound annual growth rate of +X% from 2007 to 2015. This trend pattern was relatively stable throughout the analyzed period. Over the period under review, the total chili and pepper harvested area peaked in 2012, falling back in the following year. From 2013 to 2015, the total chili and pepper harvested area fluctuated at lower levels.


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Alexandra Fonsatti (* 31. Oktober 1993 in Fulda) ist eine deutsch-italienische Schauspielerin. Sie spielt seit dem 24. April 2019 die Hauptrolle "Chiara Nadolny" bei Alles was zählt.

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Fonsatti absolvierte zwischen 2012 und 2015 eine Schauspielausbildung an der Schauspielschule Zerboni.

Seit 2014 spielt sie in verschiedenen Fernsehserien mit. 2017 spielte sie in dem Kinofilm Tarantella von Nuno-Miguel Wong mit. Neben Deutsch und Italienisch ist ihre dritte Muttersprache Spanisch.

Filmografie
 2014, 2015: Um Himmels Willen (Fernsehserie)
 2016, 2017: Aktenzeichen XY … ungelöst (Fernsehserie)
 2016: Dahoam is Dahoam (Fernsehserie)
 2017: Song für Mia (Fernsehfilm)
 seit 2019: Alles was zählt (Fernsehserie)
 2021: Tarantella (Film)

Weblinks
 Alexandra Fonsatti auf Castforward.de

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Peter Ndegwa steps down for Baker Magunda as CEO of Guinness Nigeria
Nigeria's second largest brewer, Guinness Nigeria Plc said its current CEO, Peter Ndegwa will step down for Baker Magunda to take up a new role.
The company said Baker Magunda is the current CEO of Meta Abo Brewery in Ethiopia, Diageo's local unit in the country.
Before he joined Meta Mabo Brewery, as Managing Director, Baker Magunda took over from Francis Agbonlahor. The latter has been with Meta since Diageo's introduction four years ago. Francis relocated to the Ghanaian unit of Guinness Breweries as Managing Director.
Peter Ndegwa holds a Bachelor of Economics degree from the University of Nairobi. He is a qualified accountant and alumnus of the London Business School, University of IESE and Strathmore University, respectively.
Peter has over 10 years working experience in East Africa and the United Kingdom with the global accountancy and consulting firm, PricewaterhouseCoopers. He joined East African Breweries Limited, an integral part of Diageo Plc in 2004 as Strategy Director.
He was then appointed Sales Director in 2006 and Group Finance Director in 2008. Peter was appointed Managing Director of Guinness Ghana Breweries Limited in 2011.
As Managing Director, he achieved a complete reframe of the business despite very tough external operating conditions – substantial currency devaluation, slowing GDP growth and high cost of doing business.
He was appointed as the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Guinness Nigeria in July 2015.
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Robert Altman: a Young Turk at 54
By Wayne Grigsby11 min
Coming home with Oscar
Uganda: butcher on the block
By David North, Dan Turner8 min
Maclean's | April 23 1979
Show Business (1)
There are perhaps two dozen people in the tiny screening room at Lion's Gate Films, West Los Angeles, but the major characters in the small drama number four: three are executives from Twentieth Century-Fox, mega-studio; the fourth is film-maker Robert Altman, grey-bearded Hollywood maverick and creator of fresh, inventive films like M*A*S*H, Nashville and A Wedding. By Wayne Grigsby11 min
He walks into the breakfast room, preOscar, at the Plaza in New York looking frail and, from a distance, slightly androgynous. He's wearing an old sweater that seems to have landed on him from the third floor of a Salvation Army store, and he has certainly gotten the wear out of his blue jeans.
The voice, hazed in static, was flat, unemotional. But the message sent a sigh of relief round the world. "From today," said the speaker, "the oppressive regime of the traitor Idi Amin is no longer in power. The liberation forces have appealed to all peaceloving countries to support the people in their cause." By David North, Dan Turner8 min
I thought Maggie in the Marketplace ... (March 26) was your best attempt, to date, to cloak gossip in the guise of news. However, I can find absolutely no news value in a two-column, color revelation of Adrienne Barbeau's (People, April 2) cleavage, nor in a description of the how, what, where and why of her new image.
The gleaming DC-9 jet on the tarmac at Ottawa International Airport last week told the story. It was Ed Broadbent's plane—at least for the duration of the election campaign. No longer would the leader of the New Democratic Party have to lumber around the country in an elderly turbo prop, as David Lewis, Broadbent's predecessor, did in the last two election campaigns. By Ian Urquhart6 min
Atlantic Canada: where bread and butter count
Edward Ezekiel had other things on his mind as he sat, heater blasting, in a red half-ton down by the St. John's docks. Ears full of seagull complaints and pockets empty, the 25-yearold Newfoundlander was acutely aware that the bloody bucket of seal flippers in back was as full at suppertime as it was when he first came down. By Roy MacGregor6 min
Up, up and away and changing gears
Murray McLauchlan was eight dates into his current national tour, playing to a near-capacity house in Ottawa's gloriously spiffy National Arts Centre. Introducing his song What Would Bogey Do?, McLauchlan told a story about another man suffering a Casablanca fetish, Woody Allen. By Arthur Fuller5 min
The sheik of Massawippi
One of the big events of the summer in North Hatley last year was the landing of a 25-pound lake trout on Lake Massawippi. It's that kind of town, a beautiful, bucolic resort community where nothing much ever happens. And if the summers are quiet, then the winters—when the population is halved to some 750 full-time residents—are positively dead. By Peter Hutchinson5 min
Childhood leukemia: a stalemate in a long war
When Becki Scott was 21 months old, she developed fever and a rash. She had acute lymphocytic leukemia and was given five days to live. That was six years ago, but as a result of chemotherapy Becki recovered. Fifteen years ago her remission would not have been possible. By Brenda Rabkin4 min
Sometimes it's tough to tell the would-be PM from a guy up on a hubcap-stealing rap
There really hasn't been anything like it since Harry Houdini locked himself in a coffin and had it lowered into the Hudson River. If one of the more audacious election strategies in history is to succeed, it will mean that Joe Clark's intellect, such as it is, will remain suspended below water until May 22. By Allan Fotheringham4 min
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How did the rise and fall of Himyar Kingdom in Ancient Arabia.
Jul 16, 2020 Himyar Kingdom
Though Arabia's neighbors, Egypt and Iraq, became civilized countries two or three thousand years before Christ, Arabia herself remained an unknown and dark country till the rise of the southern Kingdom of Ancient Arabia. Arabia was then inhabited by a negroid race, which was attacked, destroyed, or driven into Rab'al Khali, the vast desert in South Arabia.
Rise of Himyarite Kingdom of Sana:
Land of the Castles:
The Marib Dam:
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Fall of the Himyarite Kingdom:
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In 115 AD, a branch of Banu Qahtan, known as the Himyar, rose into prominence and PowerPower. The Himyarite Kings were also great builders. Their PowerPower and prosperity were based on a kind of Trible Mercantile feudalism. So famous South Arabia became for her riches and wealth that the Greek and Roman geographers and writers called her " Arabia Felix" ( the" Happy Arabia"), as contrasted to the sandy Central Arabia, which they called Arabia Petra or Stony Arabia.
Like the Qahtanties before them, the Himyarite kings built so many castles or forts that the Yeman came to be called the "Land of the Castles." The most famous of these castles was the castle of Ghumdan, which had twenty stories – the first skyscraper in human history. The Himyarite chiefs also constructed wells, cisterns, and the dams, which collected the rain-water to irrigate their fertile lands.
The Marib Dam was the greatest among them, a remarkable engineering feat. It is also known as the Saad Marib in Yemen. It was destroyed by floods several times, but so long as the Qahtantine and Himyarite Kingdoms remained steady, the Dam was successfully repaired.
The Breaking of the Ma'rib Dam: Simultaneously with the Roman threat, the Himyar Kingdom of Sana was confronted with a more severe danger. It was the breach of the Ma'rib Dam. Although the Medieval Arab historians, loving dramatic effect more than historical fact, believed that a rat brought about the destruction of this great Dam by removing a stone, it was destroyed several times by the floods and then repaired.
Though it is difficult to say precisely when these series of the bursting of the Dam began, the first breach would have occurred in the third century A.D, and the next recorded breach occurred in 450 A.D; At the same time, the last one took place in about 540 A, D, which the Arab historian has called" the bursting of the great dam" by a great flood. This destroyed the great Dam for all the time and buried it under the Arabian desert sands.
The ruins of this Dam are visible even today. The first of the Yemeni or Himyarite tribes to leave this southern homeland was Banu Ghassan. They settled in the desert of Syria. Next, the Tanakh moved and settled near Hira in the Persian Empire. Then the Kindah and other tribes went to the Central and Northern Arabia. Lastly, the Azd and other tribes left for Uman and Bahrain. The Aus and Khazrij, tribes who are settled in the Jewish colony of Yathrib or Medina.
The imperial ambitions of the Christian Empire of Byzantium ultimately destroyed the Himyarite Kingdom of Sana in about 525 A. D. During the fifth century A. D, both the Jewish and Christian spread into South Arabia. The Last Himyar king Dhu Nuwas was a devoted Jew.he persecuted the Christians, who appealed to the Byzantine Emperor Justin I for aid.
The Emperor wrote to Negus, the King of Abyssinia, who sent a vast army of 70,000 against Dhu News.He was defeated and killed in 525 A.D., Thus ended the independence of the Himyarite Kingdom of Sana. It fell victim to the international rivalry of the two Empires of antiquity, that is, the Empires of Persia and Byzantine.
As this army had an elephant, an animal the terror-stricken Arabs had never seen, they called the year of Abrahah's invasion as the " Year of Elephant" "am al-ful."A few years later, the Yemeni Arabs overthrew the hated Christian rule of the Abyssinians with the aid of the Rival imperialism of Persia. Thus the Arabia of Islam was born in the throes of the imperialist intrigues of Rome and Persia.
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Cocoa world
Seriously delicious chocolate
Together for a better future for cocoa
From tree to treat - Cocoa's journey to Chocolate
The transformation of cocoa into chocolate begins with a tree, the Theobroma Cacao. Grown in humid, tropical climates, the tree begins bearing fruit after about two years. This fruit is the cocoa pod which contains the precious cocoa beans. Harvested manually, these beans are naturally fermented for up to a week and dried in the sun. The journey continues as the beans are then shipped to chocolate producers where they are roasted and ground into cocoa mass. This mass is then mixed with sugar and other ingredients and further refined to develop the aromas loved by chocolate lovers everywhere. Each step of this complex process is critical to ensure a superior tasting chocolate
Chocolate's bittersweet reality
The challenges to meet rising demand for chocolate in consuming markets such as North America, Asia and Europe are daunting. Cocoa is grown on plantations concentrated in a small number of developing countries across Africa, Asia, Central and South America. Production is fragmented among many small family farms whose owners typically earn a subsistence living below the poverty line. The condition of cocoa farmers, the disparities in the distribution of value across the supply chain and the supply-demand imbalance pose significant concerns. The solution requires the involvement of everyone who loves chocolate.
Easing the burden by lifting farmers out of poverty
Many cocoa farmers and their families still live in extreme poverty with limited access to basic services such as health, education or clean water. The remoteness of some farming communities means that only the most fortunate children can attend school. Others must work alongside their parents and other family members to ensure survival. Only through a more holistic approach, will theses burdens be eased and farmers' lives improved.
Sustaining livelihoods
= A sustainable cocoa supply chain
Despite cocoa trees having the potential to produce up to 2000kg of cocoa beans/hectare/year*, cocoa farms are typically small and family-owned with an average productivity of 500kg/hectare/year. Every day, farmers must confront challenges such as pests, diseased trees, poor nutrition, and changes in climate. Many also lack basic training in modern farming techniques and harvest management skills. Combined, these challenges often result in lower prices being paid when they bring their cocoa beans to market. The struggle of cocoa farmers to earn a decent wage is also felt by their children, resulting in many potential next-generation cocoa farmers abandoning farming for other professions.
Tackling imbalances through skills sharing and education
Too often cocoa farmers are excluded from sharing in the profits generated across the cocoa supply chain. So stark is this imbalance that the average price of a single chocolate bar sold in a first world country will often exceed what a cocoa farmer earns in a week. For many cocoa farming communities, access to modern techniques and environmental practices that could help farmers increase their yields remains an unattainable dream. The result is that, even as demand for chocolate grows, the ability of farmers to supply enough quality cocoa beans will be threatened.
Cacao-Trace: The reality of cocoa farming in Ivory Coast
In Ivory Coast, Cocoa farms are typically small and family-owned, with the land often passed from one generation to the next. In the San Pedro region where Forastero cocoa is grown, the size of Cacao-Trace cocoa farms rarely exceeds three hectares (7,5 acres). Farmers work hard to keep their plantations clean, harvest twice a year, maintain soil fertility and, when needed, prune or replant their cocoa trees. They also grow vegetables and rice for food. Ivorian farmers who have more land often combine cocoa farming with or other cash crops such as rubber.
Cacao-Trace: Life as a cocoa farmer in Vietnam
Vietnamese farms often mix cocoa with coconut or local fruits trees such as logan, durian and pomelo. Vietnam's local cocoa variety, Trinitario, hails from the Mekong delta as well as the Highlands and Lam Dong regions. These regions combine good climate with fertile soils. The fruit is harvested between March to May and then again from October to December. Like other cocoa-producing countries, plantations in Vietnam are small and family owned and require year-round care. In many cases, Vietnamese farmers can supplement their farming income with other work when cocoa is not in season, as their farms are often less remote.
Cacao-Trace: the revival of cocoa in the Philippines
In the Philippines, it's believed that cocoa was first introduced by a Spanish mariner around 1670. Since the start of 21st century, it is flourishing once again as promising crop for farmers to diversify their income, in addition to cultivating fruit. On the island of Davao, farmers have on average 5 hectares (12 acres). They plant their cocoa trees in synergy with the ecosystems in place, mainly coconut trees. The cocoa trees are of the trinitario variety, grown in big nurseries, then distributed. After 2 years, the trees are harvested, the cocoa beans are fermented in wooden boxes and dried under the sun following the highest quality standards.


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Conversational English, Volunteer Voices Cuba, Greece, Italy, Peru
Couple Gives of Themselves Through Service
Having embarked on their first service adventure with Global Volunteers in 2001 in Greece, Don and Mary Jansiewicz have continued to volunteer internationally as a way to contribute to making the world a better place. They have served in Italy, Cuba, and Peru, and were scheduled to return to Greece in March 2020. Here, they tell of their experiences teaching conversational English and working with local people in service.
by Don and Mary Jansiewicz
Over the last twenty years, the two of us have been on four Global Volunteers service projects: Crete, the "heel" of Italy, Cuba, and Peru. We were all set for another service project in Crete in March 2020, but it was cancelled because of the coronavirus challenge.
We were motivated to participate in these programs for basically two reasons. First, we wanted to communicate the message that Americans want to help make the world a better place for all of us. And secondly, we wanted to discover people and places that were far beyond our experiences of growing up as working-class kids in the Great Lakes states.
Our first trip in 2001 occurred just two months after the trauma our country faced on September 11th, 2001 or what is called 9/11. We were somewhat nervous about taking the trip at that time, but we were so comforted by the kindness that we received from the people on Crete. Our project at the time was to work with University of Crete staff members, in Rethymnon, on English conversation. Our "pupils" were the university's Vice Chancellor (who wanted more practice in making presentations in English) and two women who worked in publications and accounting. While in the publications office, one of the art professors came in to retrieve prints of his paintings; he offered us the Rethymnon street scene we were admiring—and this continues to bring back memories every time we see it hanging on our wall. One evening, towards the end of our project, we invited our students and their families to join us for food and dancing at our "residence." It was an unforgettable night.
Some years later, we went to Monopoli in Italy's boot to work with sixth-graders—a totally different population than in Crete. Most team members assisted in the high school, but we worked with a middle-school teacher on lessons he came up with, and those of our own design. ("Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes" was a favorite.) Even though Mary fractured a bone in her foot, we were able (after care from the local hospital, plus a wheelchair and crutches) to continue until the end of our service period.
Mary worked with sixth-grade students on their conversational English in Monopoli, Italy in 2008.
Don also worked with sixth graders in Italy.
Several years after that, in 2016, we spent two weeks in Sancti Spíritus, Cuba, and learned more than we could have imagined about this country and its people. Our team was assigned to various tasks, besides evening English conversations. Some worked in community gardens or on the water filtration system, some helping in the kitchen to prepare meals for local people. Don's job was to help painting buildings associated with our host church, and Mary helped in a small ceramics factory that made large planters used in the public plazas.
Don and Mary stand on the landing of Ernest Heminway's study at 'Finca La Vigia' outside Havana.
Don and Mary served as part of a team of 17 volunteers in Sancti Spíritus, Cuba in February 2016.
After years of tension between our two political systems, we were able on a daily basis to work alongside Cubans to help improve their future as well as their use and understanding of English. One of the most joyful parts of the Cuban experience was an evening when we shared our musical cultures. After enjoying the song and dance of our hosts, our team sang some folks songs, and finished by teaching The Hokey Pokey. They loved it, and you could feel the togetherness between the two peoples. Our team was terrific; and we formed friendships there that have persisted.
Mary admires the herb garden on the campus of La Molina.
Mary works with a young girl at the ceramic factory in Sancti Spíritus, Cuba.
Don (right) and other volunteers paint chapel walls in Sancti Spíritus, Cuba.
Another significant experience was our service project in Peru two years ago. Working together, we taught English conversation to students at La Molina National Agrarian University in Lima. School teachers of English and other local people also attended. Our students here were so motivated and appreciative, they were a delight to work with. We got to know one father and son duo quite well, and were even treated to a tour and dinner by the man and his wife (and we still keep in touch with them).
Over time, we certainly have been able to take some expensive trips around the world and spoil ourselves. However, we feel so much better by giving something of ourselves, rather than just "taking" trips. It makes us believe that we have contributed to making this world a better place.
Don enjoys the view of the Pacific Ocean on the 'malecón' in Lima.
Don (middle) visits a park in Lima with his student Juan Carlos (right) and his wife, Rosana (left).
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White Energy, one of the nation's leading producers of biofuels, animal feed and food ingredients, will be featured on an upcoming broadcast of Worldwide Business with kathy ireland®, a weekly half-hour show featuring business executives around the world who share insights about their business and industry.
The program will air on Fox Business Network on Sunday, October 14 at 4:30 pm (Central Time) as part of their sponsored content lineup. The broadcast will also air on Bloomberg International in European, Asian and Latin American markets. Click here to watch the White Energy feature online.
"We're thrilled to introduce White Energy to a broader audience of business leaders," said White Energy CEO Greg Thompson. "It is an excellent opportunity to emphasize our low-carbon fuels, our growing interest in carbon initiatives, and our leadership in the gluten industry. White Energy is the largest gluten manufacturer in North America and we are proud to serve many of the most iconic brands in the food and beverage industry."
The 10-minute segment includes interviews with several members of White Energy's leadership team at the company's state-of-the-art plants in Russell, Kansas. It highlights White Energy as a leading ethanol producer with the capacity to produce more than 300 million gallons of ethanol per year and shines a spotlight on its gluten operations.
"As the demand for gluten continues to grow on a global scale, White Energy will be there to supply those needs," said J.L. Haber, vice president of programming at Worldwide Business.
About White Energy
White Energy, headquartered in Plano, Texas, is fueling America's investment in renewable energy. It is one of the nation's leading producers of biofuels, animal feed and food ingredients, with the capacity to produce approximately 300 million gallons of ethanol per year. White Energy owns and operates state-of-the-art grain processing facilities in Texas and Kansas. Learn more at www.white-energy.com.
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Worldwide Business with kathy ireland® is a weekly half-hour show featuring global executives sharing their business insights and framing the opportunities shaping their industries. Hosted by a business mogul, Kathy Ireland interviews some of the brightest minds in business today. The show broadcasts on Fox Business Network as part of their sponsored content line up and globally on Bloomberg International. Worldwide Business with kathy ireland® extends beyond the weekly on-air program with digital content delivered on various video platforms and across social media.
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Negotiating Britain's exit from the EU will no doubt guzzle the incoming French president's time and energy. But knitting the euro zone closer together will absorb his political capital. Punishing or pleasing the UK will be an outcome not an objective.
France's President-elect Emmanuel Macron will be tough in negotiations over the terms of Britain's departure from the EU but will not seek to punish Britain, his economic adviser said on May 8.
Jean Pisani-Ferry said that no one had an interest in ties between Britain and the rest of the EU being completely severed and that there was a mutual interest in maintaining economic and security ties.
"At the same time, we have divergent interests on some aspects of the negotiations. So there will be a tough negotiation and he will be tough," Pisani-Ferry said in a radio interview.
Macron was elected president of France on May 7, beating the National Front's Marine Le Pen with 66 percent of valid votes in the second-round runoff.