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My pitch went a little something like this: “Hear me out. What if I took a lunch break—and then wrote about my experience?!” Groundbreaking, I know. But from the choruses of “I need to do that, too” from our editorial team, I knew it was a worthy subject. And I was curious… what is keeping us from indulging in an intentional midday break? For a culture that’s so intent on self-care, mindful eating, and generally protecting the vibe, why is it so hard to take a true lunch break? I set off on my quest, armed with a list of lunch break ideas and the very best of intentions.
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The Challenges of Taking a Lunch Break
My hypothesis was this: If I stop working through lunch, my afternoon will actually become more productive because I’m giving my brain and body an opportunity to rest and recharge.
Next, I had to acknowledge my own individual challenges. There are many reasons why a person might skip (or work through) a lunch break. From busy days to impending deadlines, we’ve all been there. Personally, my brain does this thing where it tells me that I’ll actually complete my to-do list if I keep typing away while simultaneously smashing a salad into my mouth.
I also quite enjoy my work, so it often feels like a treat to continue working while I’m warming leftovers. (If that sentence makes you roll your eyes, I get it. I’ve been there.) But my biggest challenge is specific to that of a working mom. My kids are home from school/camp for the last two hours of my workday. And while my husband takes on the role of Point Parent, my goal is always to get the most focused work done before the kiddos get home—so those midday thirty minutes? They are precious to me.
However, I believe in the power of intention and giving myself a little kindness in the middle of the day.
So, I set the lunch break parameters: no phone, no laptop, no work. Instead, a time to focus on a meal that’s often overlooked. But… because I’m a classic Oldest Daughter Overachiever, it wasn’t enough to simply eat on a lunch break. I decided that tacking on a short walk or a few minutes of reading wouldn’t be too much to handle, right?
It took me a few days to commit but finally, I did it.
The Lunch Break Diaries
Day 1: A friend drops by to say hello. I walk away from my computer! We chat for about 10 minutes. I warm up leftovers and…walk back to my computer. I work to meet a deadline as I shove spoonfuls of turkey chili into my mouth. Wups. Must try harder tomorrow.
And so I did.
Day 2: I wrap up a meeting around noon and notice I’m feeling hungry. My 2-year-old is “skipping school” for a day with dad so we eat lunch together and talk about her favorite color (pink), and my favorite color (according to her, pink). I have 5 minutes left so I tell Siri to set a timer for a quick out and back walk before I sit down at my desk. Truly? I feel lighter and primed to tackle my afternoon to-dos.
I’ll spare you every journal entry, but the next few days followed the same pattern of “slip-ups” (for lack of a better term) and meaningful lunch breaks. I found a new challenge in that my days never look the same and oftentimes in-person meetings or photoshoots mean my lunch break is taking the scenic route or walking from café to café.
In the end, I couldn’t definitively link a productive afternoon to an intentional midday pause. but I came to realize that my lunch break ideas were actually never about becoming a productivity machine—even if that was the original hypothesis. It’d be a nice by-product, sure, but the real intention was about acknowledging the deep sigh in the middle of the day. A realigning to myself by picking up a book just for pleasure. Or listening to a podcast for no other reason than to laugh. Or going on a walk because my body craves a moment to move freely.
No surprise here, this “experiment” is a work in progress. If anything, I’ll continue this practice of actively listening to my body come around noon—and attempting to give it what it needs.
8 Lunch Break Ideas For a Midday Reset
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Here are a few lunch break ideas to get the most out of your thirty minutes… should you choose to take them.
- Make lunch ahead of time. Skipping over prep day to day means more room for activities! I’m always thankful for leftovers that simply require a quick reheat. But prepping a few things for quick lunches during the week is a good call if you’re not cooking every night.
- Or… don’t. If you’re the type of person who feels your body unwind with the chop of a vegetable, why not take your lunch break to put some intentionality behind the prep? Enjoy the toss of the salad or the sear of a grilled sandwich.
- Do some breathwork. Drop your shoulders. Take a deep breath. And repeat. Breathwork aids in brain function, reduces stress levels, and helps level out your emotions. Here are three simple exercises to try.
- Try a meditation app. Apps to reduce stress might sound counterintuitive, but they might just be one of the best ways to find reprieve on your phone.
- Fit in some face yoga. I’m so intrigued by face yoga but haven’t nailed down where it fits into my routine. Why not over lunch?
- Or some full-body yoga. A quick fifteen-minute (or less!) yoga routine could actually be transformative in the middle of the day. Never discount what a few deep stretches can do in just a short amount of time.
- Go for a walk. My current movement of choice, there’s nothing like a walk to reset my brain and my body. It never fails to put me in a more creative, energized space—even if it’s just a ten-minute jaunt. Plus, Camille once shared this fascinating fact about how a quick walk after a meal can reduce glucose spikes and I’m obsessed with the idea.
- Read something you truly enjoy. Often, if I’m reading on a work day, I feel the need to read a book that’s aligned with my career goals or will further my education in a specific area. But diving into a rich, transporting story in the middle of the day is a special kind of indulgence. The key is having the self-control to put the book down after a chapter (or two).
What else would you add? Do you regularly take a lunch break? Drop your ideas in the comments—and let us know how you make those thirty minutes count.
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A book for painters of all skill levels. Features developing your own Language in paint to depict the work you create in an authenticate way. Color photos of Ms Massey's work, plus images of the Old Masters help express the ideas being considered.
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We’ve all heard stories about lottery winners who squander their newfound wealth, go on misguided adventures, become addicted to expensive substances, and wind up poorer and unhappier than they ever were before fortune found them.
In the rush to claim the Americas following Christopher Columbus’s arrival in 1492, Spain wound up with the winning Powerball number. And that prize, writes journalist and historian Charles C. Mann in his new book, “1493,” “threw Spain’s elite into delirium.” The country’s rulers launched wars against the mighty Ottoman Empire and other Muslim powers, to say nothing of fellow Christians elsewhere in Europe. The wealth from the newfound silver mines of Potosi didn’t begin to cover the bill, so the Spanish crown borrowed from foreign powers and banks, mortgaging the country’s future and amassing vast debts. The rich worked out tax exemptions and retreated behind the walls of their villas, while the small middle class and peasantry shouldered the burden, the latter struggling to grow food in the face of a worsening climate.
It all sounds familiar, and terribly modern — and that’s no accident. Mann’s book, a successor to his best-selling “1491,” takes a god’s-eye view of the world as it began to change, rapidly and inexorably, in the face of the wealth a restless Europe discovered in the Americas — and, at about the same time, in Asia and Africa.
For all the talk we hear today about globalization, that process began with the onset of what historians call the Columbian Exchange half a millennium ago. The very word “exchange” lets us know that the encounter was two-way — and sometimes more. America, that vast new market, was soon absorbing European goods and customs, even as indigenous homelands were being transformed by introduced animals and crops into “ecological versions of Europe, landscapes the foreigners could use more comfortably than could their original inhabitants.” America became an extension of Europe, its people and resources commodities to use up.
Meanwhile, new crops and goods were arriving in the Old World as well, some brought over on Columbus’s first return trip. Moody and god-haunted, Columbus had hit the lottery, but retirement into the easy life did not suit him, so he asked the Spanish king to allow him to go off to convert the emperor of China to Christianity. Columbus died before he could undertake that quest, but one of the goods he helped introduce arrived in China soon after, “exciting, habit-forming, vaguely louche” — namely, tobacco, which found a ready market there. Smoking the imported luxury wasn’t cheap, though, and the khan of Manchuria was shocked to learn that his soldiers were selling off their weapons and armor to buy the weed.
Europe was already addicted. Tobacco was so much at home there that in the 17th century, Mann writes, “priests were celebrating Mass with lighted cigars.” Pope Urban VIII sent out a memo banning smoking in church, but no matter; across the whole of the Eurasian landmass, the New World had found vast markets for its signal product, which has only recently begun to relax its hold.
Tobacco was not alone. Mann writes at length of the introduction of the potato, a native of the Andean foothills, to the Old World. Most histories of food tell this story, but few with the grim recognition that the arrival of the potato marked the onset of the age of monoculture — for, as Mann notes, “All of Europe’s potatoes descended from a few tubers sent across the ocean by curious Spaniards.” The potato that Europe knew thus represented only a tiny sliver of the food’s genetic diversity, and if it fed millions and “was as important to the modern era as, say, the invention of the steam engine,” it also impoverished the European larder as small vegetable gardens gave way to vast one-crop fields.
Mann’s book is jammed with facts and factoids, trivia and moments of great insight that take on power as they accumulate. We all know that mosquitoes are a nuisance and that malaria, brought with them across oceans during the Columbian Exchange, poses a grave danger. Mann adds the unknown story of their surprisingly important role in both the American Revolution and the Civil War. Malaria, that parasitic disease, was rare in England and in the North and easily felled outsiders, while most of the Southerners who fought at places such as Yorktown and Chancellorsville were used to it, if not altogether immune. “Revolutionary mosquitoes,” by Mann’s account, helped win American independence and to extend the Civil War nearly two years beyond Gettysburg.
He also finds a possible significance in the practice of slavery by some indigenous peoples before the arrival of Europeans. The British colonies of the northern Atlantic seaboard coincided with areas where slavery was not practiced, while the southern ones were founded among native peoples who held and traded slaves. “Did the proximity of Indian societies with slaves to sell help grease the skids for what would become African slavery in the South?” asks Mann, provocatively. That question could give rise to a hundred books. Meanwhile, this one, fascinating and complex, exemplary in its union of meaningful fact with good storytelling, ranges across continents and centuries to explain how the world we inhabit came to be.
Uncovering the New World Columbus Created
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The project deals with the development of a home automation system.
Watching the market I recognized that the common so called smart home seems to be nothing more than a collection of devices which are remotely controlled by your smartphone.
In times when local authorities have more control over your smartphone than you, in times when hacking your smartphone is much easier than lock-picking the whole idea doesn't sound that smart.
It seems there is a market gap so big that the whole world fits in.
I think what is needed here is something like that:
• a home automation system which recognizes its users contactless
• real automation instead of remote controlling
• no wearables (smartphone, Smartwatch, RFID-chip) required
• face recognition leads to granting of access rights
• person tracking enables granting / denial of access rights close to the users’ actual location
• self-sustaining system without the need of being connected to the internet (and hence without the chance to compromise the system)
• a learning system able to recognize different users and their individual habits
• adapts personally to each user
• voice and / or gesture controlled
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• 24 / 7 monitoring of the whole facility
• collected data of the users is kept safe in the system
The money is used to build a model plant and for the necessary research and development (some universities and more or less smaller companies are involved)
• finding the right location (the project can be realized worldwide) => I have working experience abroad and even experience with foreign authorities
• some of the needed technologies are still in development (kickstarters...) => I have to use "older" (but working) technologies
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Today, as her family lay her to rest, we are especially thinking of all who knew and loved Paula Coates, the inspiration for our Fundraising Group The Paula Coates Fund, who passed away on 4 October.
Paula, beloved wife of Rob and mum to 23-year-old Lucy, was 47 when she was diagnosed with a glioblastoma (GBM) in early 2021 after suffering with excruciating headaches and vomiting. She underwent surgery, followed by radiotherapy and chemotherapy and, knowing that the tumour would come back, started “making the most of the time I have left’” which included going on holiday to Sorrento, Italy, with Rob and Lucy.
Sadly, as doctors predicted, an MRI scan in February this year showed regrowth and Paula had further treatment until it was found to be no longer working.
Paula told us that when she was diagnosed, one of her friends remarked: “But you’re the healthiest person I know!” – Paula had been a prolific long-distance runner and had completed more than 10 marathons.
We are grateful to Paula’s father-in-law Ray for launching the Paula Coates Fund which held a successful Golf Day in June 2022, raising close to £6,000 for Brain Tumour Research and to Lucy and her friends who took on a midnight climb of Ben Nevis, raising a further £1,600.
Paula’s death and the loss of far too many other mums, dads, children and loved ones, spurs us on in our work to find a cure so that families in the future will no longer be devastated by brain tumours.
To donate in memory of Paula, go to www.braintumourresearch.org/donation and add Paula Coates as your reason

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We have another comparison review for you and this time we are also discussing bass guitars as well. Today, it’s a contest of the Ibanez SR300 vs SR500. Trust us when we say it’s going to be a really exhaustive and interesting review.
On two occasions already, we have pitched the SR500 with two other guitars and it has done wonderfully. This time around, the contest with the SR500 is going to be vs the Ibanez SR300.
Now, something really interesting about this review is that the SR300 comes in a lot of models and with a lot of upgrades. And, of course, you can depend on us to give you a full rundown of each of these guitars.
So, trust us when we say there’s going to be a lot to check out between these two guitars. But don’t slow your roll. Look alive because we’re about to dive head first into the comparison review of the Ibanez SR300 vs SR500. You’re going to leave here so enlightened!
Ibanez SR300 Vs SR500 – Comparison Overview
In the next few paragraphs, we will be giving a quick rundown of everything you should be expecting in our today’s review on the Ibanez SR300 vs SR500. Also, it’s a pretty long read, so, if you can’t spare the time right now, the summary of the gist is right here.
Rating Of Features In General Of The Ibanez SR300 Vs SR500
Both guitars are great in our honest opinion, although they each have their strengths.
For instance, in tone, we would more readily go for the SR500 than the SR300. This is because the SR500 comes with a mahogany body which gives a bolder, darker tone suited to dark metal and hard rock than agathis.
Agathis, on the other hand, is like a mahogany wannabe. It almost sounds like mahogany but more like a poorer version of it. However, on the plus side, it is lighter than mahogany which makes agathis guitars quite lightweight.
But even at that, it’s still a moot point because both guitars are lightweight and pretty ergonomic. The agathis body doesn’t seem to have contributed much in making the SR300 significantly lighter than the SR500.
Now, as for pickups, hmmm, it was a real contest of the Ibanez SR300 vs SR500. The pickups and electronics of the SR500 are great and are supposed to be the upgrade to the SR300 electronics. However, there doesn’t seem to be a very wide gap between both electronics in real life performance.
For one, the PowerSpan dual coil electronics really impressed us, perhaps even more than the Bartolini MK-1s. Unlike the MK-1s that come as just humbuckers, the PowerSpan dual coils have three modes which allow you switch from single coil, to humbucker, to single coil with a boost.
Plus, the CAP NFX-2 doesn’t sound so different than the MK-1s.
So, really, overall, besides the agathis body, the SR300 isn’t half that bad at all. In fact, it competes really favorably with the SR500. Not to also forget that the SR300E actually comes with a mahogany body as well.
Are Ibanez SR series guitars overpriced?
We definitely think all of the guitars in the SR lineup are value purchases, and that should come as no surprise. Ibanez is one of the leaders in the industry for such productions. Their guitars are known to be affordable and yet so high-performing, their price feels like a giveaway.
None of the guitars in the SR series cost up to $700 which is saying a lot, considering how they perform. Many guitars that perform this well are upwards of $100, at least. But amazingly, there are even some SR300s that sell for less than $500.
And you’ve got to admit that for a bass guitar, it hardly gets cheaper than that.
So, if you were worried about whether or not to invest in either of these guitars, don’t dawdle. You won’t regret this purchase. It’s hard to find customers who were totally dissatisfied after making a purchase from Ibanez. And you don’t have to take our word for it, you can ask around.
So price/value ratio for the Ibanez SR300 vs SR500? Excellente!
Ibanez SR300 Vs SR500 – Comparison Table Of Major Specs And Features
|Double cutaway body construction||Double cutaway body construction|
|Agathis body||Mahogany body|
|5-piece maple bolt-on neck||5-piece Jatoba/Bubinga bolt-on neck|
|Rosewood fingerboard (maple fretboard for 300M)||Rosewood fingerboard|
|34 inch scale||34 inch scale|
|24 medium frets||24 medium frets|
|Accu-Cast B100 Bridge||Accu-Cast B20 Bridge|
|CAP EXF-N2 Humbucking Neck Pickup||Bartolini MK-1-4 neck pickup|
|CAP EXF-N2 Humbucking Bridge Pickup||Bartolini pickups MK-1-4 bridge pickup|
|12 inch fingerboard radius||12 inch fingerboard radius|
|1.50 inch nut width||1.50 inch nut width|
|4 strings (5- and 6-string models also available)||4 strings (5- and 6-string models also available)|
|11.02 pounds||11.02 pounds|
|Click here to get the Ibanez SR300||Click here to get the Ibanez SR500|
|Ibanez Standard SR300E Bass Guitar - Cerulean Aura Burst||Prime||Buy Now|
|Ibanez SR500||Prime||Buy Now|
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Ibanez SR300 Vs SR500 – What Situation Is Each Best For?
Alright, the first question we will be answering on today’s episode of the Ibanez SR300 vs SR500 is what each of these guitars is best for. Keep in mind that both guitars are mostly entry-level to intermediate level guitars. However, let’s check this table for more detail.
| The Ibanez SR300 is a beginner guitar and a great place to start if you’re new to the world of bass guitars. |
It has all the features of a typical Ibanez guitar which means that it is high quality as Ibanez is known to make. And even more so, this guitar is super affordable as well which is great news for the budget guitarist.
Because of how high quality it is, it can work for the intermediate player and could even work for the pro player on a budget.
Now, you might want to keep in mind that Ibanez guitars are commonly known within metal music circles. This is because of some telling features like a slim neck profile, a flat fretboard, plus their electronics as well.
We have no doubt that the SR300 is really going to impress you, especially since you won’t be spending so much.
Of course vs the SR500, it does have its limitations. For instance, its Agathis body doesn’t have the full, low-end growl of mahogany. Also, the electronics are not as good as on the SR500. Nonetheless, the differences are really nearly negligible and the average player would enjoy owning this guitar.
Some people are of the opinion that an agathis body won’t help your guitar cut through a mix. Now while we won’t say agathis is the best thing after sliced bread, the truth is that that’s why you have your EQ. if you can find a sweet spot, the EQ will help you get a sound from your guitar that cuts through any mix.
| The Ibanez SR500 is a higher end guitar when compared vs the Ibanez SR300 although both are in the same category. That is, they are both entry-level to intermediate level guitars. |
This guitar can work for the same situations and guitarists as the SR300. However, there are people who might prefer the sound of the SR500 being a mahogany bodied-guitar and all. And truthfully, mahogany does have a better tonal quality than agathis. Agathis does tend to sound like basswood in a way.
Nevertheless, both guitars are equally inexpensive with a professional level of sound, tone, and playability.
In a contest between the Ibanez SR300 vs SR500, we can see how many players would prefer the SR500 though. It is an upgrade to the SR300 after all.
However, speaking generally, these two guitars work in the same situations and what applies for one mostly applies for the other. Of course with the exception of tone and electronics where the SR500 trumps the SR300, although not completely.
What Features Do The Ibanez SR300 And SR500 Have In Common?
Both of these guitar series are designed with a double cutaway body construction.
All of the guitars in these series are made with rosewood for their fingerboards.
They all come with bolt-on necks.
They all have a 34-inch scale length with 24 medium frets and a 12-inch fretboard radius.
If you want, you can get either of these guitars in a 5-string model.
Double Cutaway Body Construction
This construction style not only makes these guitars lightweight, it also makes them much easier and more comfortable to hold. This is even more important for the SR500 which comes with a solid mahogany body known for its hardness and heavy weight.
A double cutaway means that guitar makers use less wood, which in turn, reduces the weight of your guitar.
And like we said, the contours create a comfortable groove for your hands to rest when playing your guitar. As you know, the more ergonomic your guitar, the longer you’d be able to play it without tiring.
Next up in this section of our review of the Ibanez SR300 vs SR500, both guitars have a rosewood fingerboard. Rosewood is one of the most commonly used materials for guitar fingerboards for its many qualities.
For one, it’s fairly dense and somewhat solid too. So, it’s a material that will last no matter what. Considering how often you’ll be interacting with your fretboard, this is one box you always need to check when looking for a guitar. You need something that will last and rosewood is a good choice.
Also, rosewood has a much mellower, warmer, and darker tonewood when compared to maple, another common choice for fingerboards. So, paired with a bright sounding body tonewood, rosewood darkens and mellows the sound a little bit.
Furthermore, rosewood is naturally oily, so, it does not require any form of finishing. You only need to regularly condition the wood to keep it in the best of conditions.
Finally, rosewood is a great choice usable with all kinds of music genres including shred and jazz. This is because of their deeper and fuller notes as compared to maple.
Bolt-on necks are another feature these two guitars have in common. Now, there are many reasons bolt-on necks are great.
Number, one, they give your guitar a reasonable level of stability. Bolt-on necks are installed by screwing (rather than using bolts as the name might suggest) the neck of the guitar onto its body.
Hence, usually, guitars with bolt-on necks are usually super stable and last really long without damaging. However, in the eventuality that there’s an unforeseen damage to your guitar neck, it’s really easy to do a replacement since you only need to unscrew the old one and screw in the new.
Another thing about bolt-on necks is that they are known for their attack – always sharp and brilliant. It still has quite a few things to learn from Through Necks in enhancing your guitar’s tone, sure, but they do well all the same.
Lastly, bolt-on necks are inexpensive to install which, of course, impacts on the price of guitars with bolt-on necks. A cheaper cost of production would, naturally, translate to a lower price tag which is the case with these two guitars.
34 Inch Scale Length – Long Scale
Most guitars you find around are 34-inch scales. So, this isn’t something the average bassist isn’t used to. In fact, even if you’ve never played the bass guitar before, you’re still going to have to start out on the 34-inch scale which is pretty much the standard these days.
Now, this is true except the person starting out on the bass is a small child. If you’re looking for a bass guitar for your child, then you want to search for something with a shorter scale. Most kids haven’t attained to the proper body size to effectively handle a long scale guitar. Hence, a shorter scale is always advised.
Get a shorter scale if your child is a small 12-year-old or under.
24 Medium Frets
Another win for the Ibanez SR300 vs SR500. With 24 frets, you get more notes which improves your guitar experience. This is because the more frets you have, the more notes available to you on each of your guitar strings.
If you play a lot of solos, especially, you’re going to find this a really appealing feature. Truthfully, you might not even need all the notes between the 18th and 24th fret but it’s good to know all the same that your fingers have enough space to dawdle in there.
12 Inch Fretboard Radii
Both guitars come with a 12-inch fretboard radius which means that the fretboard is somewhat flattish. This is why these guitars are much easier to play especially if you’re into lead or heavy metal music.
A flatter fretboard reduces the string height of your guitar which makes it easier to depress the strings. In practice, this shorter string height means that it is now easier to play a solo with your bass guitar or achieve larger bends.
On the other hand, a rounder fretboard (that is, one with a smaller fretboard radius) would be harder to play with while playing leads and bends. However, they make it much easier playing barre chords.
Both the SR300 and the SR500 come with 5-string models options. 5-string bass guitars are exciting options for the skilled bass player who is looking to expand their playing range. The 4-string models are commonplace and great but a 5-string bass gives you that chest-thumping low B.
On a 4-string guitar, it might be otherwise nearly impossible to achieve such low-end notes. Well, maybe except you use an effect pedal or you alter the tuning. However, with a 5-string guitar, you won’t have to do all that, the extra string gives you that for free.
You’ll be able to get underneath the keyboardist who loves to play heavy in the mid to low range. And it’s great because you don’t feel like the keyboardist is constantly trampling on your notes.
Understandably, a 5-string guitar might be somewhat difficult for the beginner to navigate because of the extra string. However, anyone that has perfected playing on a 4-string guitar and wishes to have more options should try out the 5-string model.
Fortunately, both the Ibanez SR300 and SR500 are available in the 5-string model option. Both guitars share the same features with their 4-string counterparts.
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Ibanez SR300 Vs SR500 – What’s Unique To Each Guitar?
Features Unique To The Ibanez SR300
The guitars in this series are made with Agathis as their tonewood
They all come with a maple neck.
For their electronics, these guitars use a CAP EFX-N2 Pickups with 3-Band Style Sweeper EQ systems.
What guitars are available in the Ibanez SR300 Series?
- IBanez SR300M
- Ibanez SR300DX
- Ibanez SR300E
Not many people like agathis if we’re being completely honest. In fact, many people liken agathis to basswood which we feel is a little extreme. Well, agathis is not totally that bad even though you can’t really compare it with say mahogany or alder.
However, if we were to compare the sound and tone of agathis, you’d discover that agathis sounds pretty close to mahogany. But in comparison to mahogany, agathis is much more affordable and usually found on budget-priced, lower-end guitars.
But then again, there are higher-end species of agathis which you find on higher-end guitars. Nonetheless, agathis is mostly known among budget guitars and the Ibanez SR300 is one of such budget guitars.
Like we said, agathis has sound and tonal properties close to what mahogany has. However, it does not have the grains that basswood has.
Many people worry that an agathis body would not give your guitar a sound that cuts through a mix. However, that’s why you have your EQ. If you set your EQ properly, you should be able to get a sound that cuts through nicely.
Plus, remember that in a band setting, you’re not looking for your bass guitar to stand out, rather you’re looking for it to blend in.
That said, we will admit that agathis body or not, many customers love their Ibanez SR300. They were really impressed with the sound. So, it seems like, as usual, Ibanez has done an excellent job delivering on a professional-sounding guitar.
Maple is a pretty heavy and dense wood typically found on guitar necks because of its heavy weight. Now, this weight and denseness are two features (though undesirable) that contribute to the tone and sound of a guitar. These two features give your guitar a level of brightness, a good bite, as well as an impressive sustain.
Maple does a good job pronouncing the high frequencies as well as the upper mids as well. However, that does not mean that bass frequencies are lost as maple also clearly articulates them as well.
Again, maple does a fantastic job separating the individual notes in a chord which gives your guitar’s sound a crystalline and clear quality to it. Plus, paired with the right pickup, maple shines really nicely which is why it is often considered for guitar necks.
Furthermore, maple necks are beneficial because they are solid and hard. Hence you can be sure that your guitar will last pretty long. Plus, coupled with a bolt-on neck there is even a higher assurance that your guitar neck would last.
CAP EFX-N2 Pickups
In the comparison of the Ibanez SR300 vs SR500, we find another unique feature of the SR300. This time, we look at the electronics which are CAP EFX-N2 pickups.
Just like the MK-1s, the CAP EFX-N2 pickups are humbuckers although the MK-1s are definitely an upgrade to the CAP EFX-N2 pickups.
Being humbuckers, they help with the hum that single-coil pickups are known to bring. They are actually two single coils wired together into one unit which is the reason for the cancellation of the hum.
Now, with this hum cancellation, humbucker pickups make a great choice for metal and hard rock music genres.
The CAP EFX-N2 pickups give you that thick, heavy sound that you’d want from your guitar. And, in fact, there are some who say that the pickups compete favorably with the MK-1s. So, it’s that good.
Furthermore, just like Ibanez does on a norm, the pickups are two-in-one. That is, there is one for the neck and the other for the bridge. Both work together to give your guitar a pleasant tone and an impeccable sound. We’ll get to the controls in the next section.
3-Band Style Sweeper EQ
The 3-band style sweeper EQ are active electronics which help you shape your tone beautifully. It scoops your mids clearly too which makes it great for slapping styles while giving you that powerful, low-end rumble.
Combined with the humbucking pickups, the electronics on the SR300 will give you some serious power on your low-end notes.
Again, thanks to its Style Sweeper EQ system, you can simply select from all the wonderful tones. These tones come already equalized which means that you can easily make your choice from the contoured tones available.
The result? You’re able to switch between a modern or a classic sound, depending on what you want, without fiddling so much.
Alright, to performance and function. The EQ comes with one rear tone knob which you use as a multi-tone knob. Yeah, so the multi-knob is essentially two knobs built into one knob. It might seem a little challenging to use, but once you get it right, you’d be able to easily move from one style to another using the knob.
So, long and short, once you pair your bass with the right amp, you get to enjoy a wider variety of sounds than most guitars. Plus, the Ibanez SR300 is so versatile, it works with all kinds of music styles besides metal, like funk and rock.
Several Models Of The Ibanez SR300 Available
Still on the review of the Ibanez SR300 vs SR500, here is another aspect of the unique features of the Ibanez SR300 to note. There are several models of the Ibanez SR300 currently available in the market. Here they are:
The Ibanez SR300 has another variant called the Ibanez SR300M. The only difference between the SR300 and the SR300M is that the SR300M has a maple fingerboard. Every other feature is exactly the same between these two guitars.
So, what can you expect from a maple fingerboard? Well, it is harder than rosewood. So, it produces a brighter and punchier sound. It also has a large degree of clarity to its sound as well.
Now, there are some people who do not agree with the fact that maple sounds different than a rosewood fingerboard. But this video hopefully helps to make things very clear.
The Ibanez SR300Dx is one of the models of the Ibanez SR300 available. The “Dx” suffix stands for “Deluxe”. However, don’t let that fool you. The Ibanez SR300Dx isn’t exactly the upgrade to the SR300. In fact, it is the slightly older version of the SR300.
The Ibanez SR300DX shares a lot in common with the Ibanez SR300. However, it also has a few areas where it differs from the Ibanez SR300.
What areas are they similar? Well, the SR300Dx and SR300 both have an agathis body, as well as a maple neck, with 24 medium rets. But pretty much every other thing differs.
For instance, the SR300Dx comes with a rosewood neck. This rosewood neck is lighter than maple and also has a warmer and mellower tone. Maple, on the other hand, has a much brighter tone.
Also, rosewood occurs as an oily wood which means that it only needs regular conditioning. You won’t need finishing and you’ll love how the fingerboard feels under your fingers.
As for the neck, instead of a 5-piece like Ibanez went for with the SR300, the company chose to go for a 3-piece guitar neck. However, to the main difference between these two guitars which we will be discussing a little more extensively… the electronics.
But just before we go, we should inform you here that the Ibanez SR300Dx is also available in the 5-string model. However, it does not offer the 6-string model. The Ibanez SR305DX (the 5-stringed model) shares the same features as the Ibanez SR300 except that it has 5 strings.
Split and Single-Coil Dynamix Pickups (IBZ DXP Neck, and IBZ DXJ Bridge)
So, what’s the deal with these pickups? Well, from our research and customer feedback, these pickups work and work good. Plus the electronics system is actually active which is also good. Overall, the sound is more than impressive, especially with a 2-band EQ system.
The pickups give your guitar a very versatile sound that makes the guitar as great for mellow songs as they are for metal and rock. You simply use the knob to adjust your sound to your tastes at the moment. Some people have said it takes a bit of getting used to. So, you might want to keep that in mind.
Now, like we mentioned earlier, the electronics here are an active circuitry called “Phat”. It actually does give you a fatter tone by bringing the right balance between low frequencies and high frequencies.
The Phat control brings this low B that’s so heavy, it practically causes your chest to rumble.
So, yeah, thanks to the pickup and electronics, the sound from this guitar is sick, perfectly distorted and without the need for any pedal. Excellently balanced between the bass and the treble too.
We’re still on our contest between the Ibanez SR300 vs SR500 and we’re pretty sure you’re learning a lot. We’ve been checking out the other models that the Ibanez SR300 comes in.
In the last section, we looked at the Ibanez SR300Dx which was an older version of the SR300. However, there’s also the SR300E which is the upgrade to the SR300.
What’s the difference between the S300 and the SR300E? Well, this one has better electronics as well as a better body (mahogany).
However, just like the SR300, it comes with a maple neck and a rosewood fingerboard. The fretboard markers are also medium-sized and 24 in number as well. And let’s not forget the double cutaway construction as well.
Alright, that said. Let’s explain the import of some of the upgrades. First, we begin with the mahogany body. Mahogany is pretty dense and hard. So, in the first place it is kinda heavy. Thankfully, Ibanez knows how to make their guitars lightweight.
Also, mahogany is known for its growl, bite, percussiveness,
impressive sustain as well. Plus, needless to say, mahogany is way better than agathis tonally. It covers all the ends from the high to the low frequencies and its tone packs quite a punch too.
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It also comes with a 6-string variety as well. Click here to get the Ibanez SR306E right now
PowerSpan Dual Coil
The PowerSpan are dual-coil pickups which means they are humbuckers. Of course, as you can expect, with humbuckers, you get none of the hum and all of the power. This is especially so with the PowerSpan dual-coil pickups.
How? Well, in the first place, they feature stainless steel poles which help you improve the output of the pickups in terms of clarity and fullness. In other words, booming low ends with a full, encompassing sound.
Now, two things about these pickups. First is that they come in two types – that is, one for the neck and the other for the bridge. Also, these pickups come in two pickup modes which is quite interesting. Even though the pickups are humbuckers, they actually also have a single-coil mode too.
So, for the controls, you get what Ibanez calls the Power Tap switch. Toggling this helps you to switch between the three modes the pickup comes with.
There’s the “Normal Tap” which gives you the single-coil mode, the “Series Tap” which gives the humbucking mode, and the “Power Tap” which gives you the Normal Tap but with a boosted lower end.
And if you want to tweak your tine even further, these pickups come with a 3-band Equalizer system. Now, unlike the DPX, these ones are passive which makes them more versatile. Plus, they don’t require a battery to work.
Why do you need Single Coil mode?
Well, single-coil pickups are known for their clarity and high-frequency response. They sound crisper, and brighter as compared to humbuckers’ thicker sound. They also have a better attack and bite than humbuckers. They are the country guitarists’ favorite. So, if you want that twang for country music, the single-coil mode is your best bet.
Humbuckers have a much thicker and heavier output which are better suited to heavy metal and hard rock.
In essence, the PowerSpan Dual Coils make your guitar super versatile and with a single tap you can switch between several music genres.
There isn’t much of a difference between the Ibanez SR300E and the SR300EB. All features are the same except for two things.
One, the ”B” behind the “E” stands for “Black”. This “Black” is because the Ibanez SR300EB comes with black hardware while the SR300E comes with chrome hardware.
The other difference is that the SR300E only has the 4-string and 5-string models. The SR300EB, on the other hand, has the 4-string: Click here to get the SR300EB now!
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Features Unique To The Ibanez SR500
All the guitars in the SR500 series are made with Mahogany as their tonewood.
The guitars are made with a Jatoba/Bubinga neck.
For electronics, these guitars are equipped with Bartolini MK-1 Pickups.
If you want, you can get this get in 4, 5, and 6-string variants.
A mahogany body is very different from agathis on many counts. Of course, mahogany is better than agathis. That goes without saying, right? However, there are more specific areas where mahogany excels over agathis.
For one, mahogany is much heavier than agathis. It’s also denser and more solid. These qualities translate to a number of consequences.
In the first place, it makes your guitar somewhat heavy, naturally. Fortunately, Ibanez has combatted that through their construction methods. The guitar isn’t heavy at all, and is, in fact, quite lightweight.
Also, because it is quite heavy, mahogany packs quite a punch in its sound. Its tone is bold especially around the lower ends. Plus, its sustain is also really impressive as well.
Mahogany is especially great if you’re into hard metal or rock.
Again on the Ibanez SR300 vs SR500, we find another point of difference between these two guitars. This time, we find this difference in the necks. Unlike the SR300 which comes with a maple neck, the SR300 comes with a Jatoba/Bubinga neck.
Jatoba and Bubinga are solid woods just like maple. They are also pretty heavy and they are popular with mid-range guitars. The SR500, as you know, is more expensive than the SR300. So, it follows that it comes with the Jatoba and Bubinga.
Being hard and dense, Jatoba and Bubinga make very reliable guitar necks which, in turn, makes the guitar in question quite durable. Also, although heavy, Ibanez has made the right construction choices. So, the SR500 isn’t heavy at all.
Plus, Jatoba and Bubinga both respond rather nicely to finishing and polishing.
Bartolini MK-1 Pickups
The Ibanez SR500 comes with Bartolini Mk-1 pickups. Vs the Ibanez SR300, the electronics of the SR500 are said to be much better. But, truthfully, not many people seem to agree with that, though.
The Bartolini MK-1s are humbuckers and they come in two types. There’s the neck pickup and the bridge pickup as usual just like on all Ibanez guitars.
Humbuckers essentially exist as two single-coil pickups in one unit. Wiring these two pickups together cancels the hum. Plus, it also gives your guitar a thicker, fuller, and darker sound than single-coil pickups. This is the reason humbuckers are great for metal or rock music.
Now might be a good time to add that the Bartolini pickups on this guitar are not exactly made by Bartolini themselves. They are actually Korean pickups except made by a Korean company licensed to use the Bartolini name on their pickups.
However, these pickups still perform really well. Customers have commended the pickups for its tone and sound. It’s punchy, it’s clear, and it’s really clean.
3-Band Equalizer Passive Electronics
The electronics of the SR500 is a passive one unlike the ones on most of the SR300 models which have active electronics. Passive electronics don’t work with batteries which makes them quite flexible. They can work on both active and passive electronics. Plus, they are also quite affordable.
Furthermore, the EQ system on this guitar is pretty great as well. It cleans up your sound and allows you choose your tone with all the controls on the available.
Speaking of controls, this pickup comes with a mid-switch. With the mid-switch, you get the power to control your midrange peak. So, you can switch from 250 Hz to 450 Hz to 750 Hz. This mid-switch also means that you choose where your growl and attack comes from.
At the 250 Hz to 450 Hz, especially the 450 Hz, you get enough bass that thumps in your chest. The 450 Hz also packs enough presence and punch around the low mids. However, it does not neglect the high mids either. So, whatever the setting, your sound remains clear and easy to hear.
As for the 750 Hz, the pickups will give your guitar a more trebly attack. You’ll really enjoy this benefit when you need to be heard through a mix as it will really emphasize the higher frequencies. Be careful though because if you crank it up real high, your sound might come out a little shrill.
6-String Model Available
Again on the Ibanez SR300 vs SR500, we get to another unique feature of the Ibanez SR500 which is the fact that it comes in the 6-string model. Well, the Ibanez SR300EB is the only variant of the SR300 that comes with 6 strings. However, besides that this is a feature unique to the SR500.
Are 6-string basses good?
6-string guitars are great because they are really interesting to play since you can play them like the regular acoustic guitar. After all, they are tuned like the regular acoustic guitar (EADGBE).
Also, 6-string guitars are not as difficult to play as you might think. In fact, with the extra two strings, you get to hit those higher notes without necessarily moving so far down the fretboard.
The only challenge with the 6-stringed model is that it comes with a pretty slim neck profile. This slim neck profile means that the strings will be closely packed together. In the end, it also makes the guitar a little more challenging to play.
Understandably, this would make it a little tougher for the beginner to adapt to. Otherwise, the 6-stringed guitar is a great choice for any guitarist looking to keep things interesting.
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15.75 Fretboard Radius
Unlike the other guitars we’ve seen so far in the review of the Ibanez SR300 vs SR500, the Ibanez SR506 comes with a 15.75-inch fretboard radius. Of course this translates to a flatter fretboard for the guitar than the other guitars. But how does this affect your playing?
Well, there isn’t much of a difference between a 12-inch fretboard radius and a15.75 inch fretboard radius. So, the 6-stringed guitar is also easy to play with for bends and solos.
Ibanez SR300 Vs SR500 – Unique Pros
- Available in various models with different upgrades as well which gives the guitarist more options.
- Available in the 4-, 5-, and 6-string model.
- Its mahogany body gives a better tone and sound than the agathis body of the SR300. Sustain is also much better.
Ibanez SR300 Vs SR500 – Unique Cons
- Agathis isn’t the best tonewood available. Although vs the SR500, the agathis body of the Ibanez SR300 sounds similar to mahogany, it’s more like the lower end option.
- 6-string model unavailable.
- No unique con.
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Ibanez SR300 Vs SR500 – Pros Common To Both Guitars
After checking out the unique pros and cons of these guitars, the next section of the Ibanez SR300 vs SR500 review, we will check out common pros to both guitars.
|This guitar is very decently priced for the value you’ll be getting. A lot of people have commended the guitar for its tone and its sound. So, in our opinion, making this investment is a wise step.||This also applies for the SR500 as well, perhaps even more so. This guitar sells at the price of an entry-level guitar but performs within the category of a Fender or a Gibson.|
|Double cutaway construction and a light weight make this guitar really ergonomic and comfortable for users to play with. But then again, agathis is generally lightweight. Nonetheless, the double cutaway construction is still beneficial for the ergonomics.||This also applies for the SR500. In fact, it’s doubly impressive for the SR500 because of the mahogany body. As you know, mahogany is pretty heavy and if not properly constructed, a mahogany bodied guitar could be really cumbersome for its player. Thankfully, that’s not the case here|
| Pickups are really good, even with the 2-band EQ of the CAP EXF-N2. There are some that even think that this pickup doesn’t sound significantly different than the Bartolini MK-1s which are supposed to be the upgrade. And, of course, that’s saying a lot. |
The PowerSpan dual coils, of course, take the cake with the Power Tap and three modes – single-coil, humbucking, and single-coil with a boosted end. The Ibanez SR300E has a truly impressive tone with the PowerSpan pickup and that’s pretty much obvious.
| The SR500 comes with Bartolini pickups which are truly impressive even though they aren’t real Bartolinis. |
The pickups sound really great, come with versatile passive electronics, and a 3-band EQ. the Bartolini MK-1s really give your bass guitar a lot of bass and thickness, tonally especially since they are two in number – one at the neck and the other at the bridge.
|5-string variety available for all models. 6-string model is also available for SR300Eb||Comes in 4-, 5-, and 6-string models.|
|Neck profile is really slim. So, it’s super fast. This is especially great news for people who are new to the bass guitar||Same also applies for the SR500|
|Comes with 24 frets which means more room for your fingers along the 18th to 24th fret.||Also applies here.|
Ibanez SR300 Vs SR500 – Cons Common To Both Guitars
| This isn’t exactly a real con per se. However, the fact that these guitars come with a slim neck might be a little “different” for some players who might have been used to wider guitar necks. |
It doesn’t necessarily make the guitar more difficult to play though and is even advantageous for the learner.
| The same applies for the SR500, especially when it comes to the 6-stringed model, the SR506. |
The 6-stringed model still features the slim neck. So, this ultimately means that the strings would be pretty close to one another on the neck. This could make the guitar a little more challenging to play than if the neck were a bit wider.
It’s not the same with the 4-stringed model though as the neck is still wide enough for the strings to be adequately spaced.
Ibanez SR300 Vs SR500 – General Feeling Customers
|Ibanez SR300||Ibanez SR500|
| Many comments, many observations, many reviews, and most of them positive. There’s no question as to whether the market loved the SR300 or not. It’s so obvious that the audience is in love with the SR300. |
Price, of course, was a contributing factor. It’s not every day you get a guitar that’s inexpensive and still blows mind. We all know that much.
Much to our amazement, even the CAP NFX-2s got a glowing commendation from customers. What actually surprised us was that some customers were of the opinion that it performs just as well as the Bartolini MK-1s.
Now, one small downer, the agathis body wasn’t a huge hit with everybody. The house seemed to be divided on the matter. For the most part though, many, even though they loved the guitar, hated its agathis body. There were several complaints about agathis sounding pretty much like basswood. So, vs the SR500, the Ibanez SR300 kinda scored lower on that point.
On the other hand though, there were those who were of the opinion that the agathis body wasn’t that bad. Plus, for many of them, the EQ was able to balance out the sound and make it good. So, there were those who didn’t find any issues with the body.
So, if you’re one of those that don’t see wood, then maybe the agathis body won’t bother you much. It’s even lighter than mahogany.
| It’s hardly a contest of the Ibanez SR300 vs SR500 when it comes to this section. Both guitars are winners in the marketplace, and that’s easy to see. Many of the features customers appreciate in one guitar, they also commend in the other. |
This is an ergonomic, lightweight instrument that gives the player the freedom to perform any kind of movement without hampering their style. This comes as no surprise as Ibanez is known for its lightweight guitars.
Of course, we won’t forget to mention the neck of the guitars because they were huge hit with many customers. The fastness especially was something that customers couldn’t get over.
Ibanez SR300 Vs SR500 – Here’s The Final Word
We told you the Ibanez SR300 vs SR500 was going to be a pretty long read but you stayed till the end. That’s amazing! So, what’s our final word on this contest? The Ibanez SR300 vs SR500 contest was a pretty tough one but our trophy would have to go to the SR500 for obvious reasons.
That said, all of these models have 5-string models and the SR300EB series also has a 6-string guitar as well.
Ibanez SR300 Vs SR500 – Frequently Asked Questions
How good are Ibanez bass guitars?
Ibanez is one of the most respected guitar brands in the world and it’s no surprise that they make excellent guitars. Ibanez guitars are designed to be fast playing, with really thin necks as well as excellent in-house hardware. Ibanez guitars are generally regarded as innovative, flexible, and modern. So in short, Ibanez bass guitars are some of the best bass guitars in the world.
Which Ibanez bass is the best?
Ibanez is one of the leading makers of bass guitars in the world. They have produced a range of truly remarkable bass guitars over the years. Some of their most respected guitars come from the Ibanez RG and Ibanez S series. Selecting which Ibanez bass guitar is the best is a difficult and highly subjective task. But if we have to make a choice, we’ll go with the Ibanez SR800. This is one of Ibanez’s flagship guitars and it truly lives up to that title. It is unique and exotic and works well as a general-purpose guitar.
Are Schecter basses any good?
Schecter basses are some of the best bass guitars in the world. These guitars are excellent and rank as some of the best basses for metal and hard rock. Schecter makes guitars fitted with EMG pickups, active EQs, and maple tops while keeping the cost of the guitars relatively low. You can expect top-quality sounds from Schecter basses for both stage and studio performances. Any rock fan will find it hard to pass up a Schecter.
Where are Schecter basses made?
Most Schecter mid-range guitars are made in South Korea. Although, Schecter also makes use of several other factories around the world with their custom ranges made in the USA. These custom ranges are typically more expensive. Schecter basses are very well made pieces with top quality finishing and unique designs.
Are Ibanez Artwood guitars good?
The Ibanez Artwood guitar series is a top of the line acoustic guitar series from Ibanez. The Artwood guitar series is designed to combine the traditional and modern elements of a guitar into one guitar. Ibanez Artwood guitars are exquisitely made and are some of the best acoustic guitars you can lay your hands on. They produce the exquisite sound and tone that has been associated with the Ibanez brand over the years. They are also delightful to play.
Is Schecter a good brand?
Schecter is an excellent guitar brand, definitely ranked amongst the best guitar brands in the world today. Schecter was founded in 1976 by David Schecter as a manufacturing company for guitar replacement parts. Schecter has since grown into a well-respected guitar brand over time. Schecter guitars are made with top quality finishing and excellent features, yet, it comes at a great price. Schecter guitars are an excellent choice for any bass guitarist, whether you are a stage or studio performer.

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World Bulletin / News Desk
Ana Brnabiç was voted as the first woman leading the Serbian government, but also as the first Serbian politician openly declared gay.
Proposed by President Alexandar Vucic, she received 157 votes in favor and 55 against, promising to bring the country a new image.
Brnabic has promised to establish a new and special compromise with Kosovo which will bring more cooperation with Albanians.
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Aside from the gentleman waiting on bended knee for a chance with Nicki Minaj, the news of Omeeka's breakup surely felt more like a celebratory kick start to the new year forThe Pink Print raptress’s former flame Safaree.
And the Love and Hip-Hop Hollywood star didn't mind chiming in on the announcement via social media.
Dropping by The Shade Room’s Instagram post of Nicki’s breakup announcement, Safaree let everyone know that the breakup has him looking forward to a bright future in 2017. He added that despite all of him and Nicki’s previous bad blood, he was and will always remain a friend of hers.
“2017 is gonna be a great and blessed year for us all!” he said in his first comment, which he stickered with a trophy emoji. “Friends before it all, remember that. F**k all these n**gas.”
Afterward, he posted a now-deleted video of him wildly jamming out to Minaj’s verse on Ariana Grande’s smash single “Side to Side.” Let him tell it, though, nothing to see there — he’s just grabbing a bite to eat. “#Mood,” he captioned the video. “Just getting a turkey burger.”
Guess that’s one way to attempt rekindling an old flame.
Check out what Safaree had to say below.
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Taysom Hill's Transformation
BYU Sports Nation - Season 2, Episode 144
- Jul 14, 2014 4:00 pm
- 49:49 mins
There is talk about Taysom Hill's transformation over the last 365 days. We take an in-depth look at his offseason with an emphasis on passing. Former NFL and BYU linebacker Bryan Kehl tells us why the 2014 linebackers are ready to rock... Plus: Two more pre-season award watch lists, including the Butkus. Let's go!?


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Is there any investor who doesn't relish being paid a dividend? Warren Buffett, chairman and CEO of the mega-conglomerate Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK-A) (NYSE: BRK-B) , sure does. Berkshire, which essentially serves as Buffett's investment vehicle, takes in around $900 million in shareholder distributions every quarter.
Berkshire's portfolio is sprinkled with Dividend Aristocrats, the very small group of stocks that have raised their distributions at least once per year for a minimum of 25 years in a row. Here's a look at two Aristocratic mainstays in the Berkshire portfolio.
We're almost at the 30-year anniversary of Buffett's initial investment in beverage superpower Coca-Cola (NYSE: KO) . Berkshire has not only been a decades-long owner of the company's stock, but it's one of the top institutional shareholders, holding just under 10%. That's an enormous stake, as Coke's total market capitalization currently stands at nearly $200 billion.
One of Buffett's longtime investing criteria is a simple business model; another is the presence of a nearly insurmountable competitive advantage. Coke is a straightforward business that rests on a solid foundation of leading beverage assets such as its namesake brand, Sprite, Minute Maid, and many others.
As for a strong competitive advantage, Buffett described Coke's position in his inimitable, folksy way: "If you gave me $100 billion and said to take away the soft drink leadership of Coca-Cola in the world, I'd give it back to you and say it can't be done."
Buffett, who consumes about a six-pack of Coke every day, has never sold a share of his favorite drink-maker, even as the company's performance has slipped recently due to healthier food and beverage trends .
Regardless of declining soda sales, Coke continues to generate gobs of cash -- and share plenty of it with shareholders. The company's dividend yield of 3.2% is generous compared to the average of about 1.9% among S&P 500 companies. Said distribution has been lifted annually for 55 years in a row.
At the current annual dividend rate of $1.48 per share, Berkshire is getting $592 million in dividends from Coke every year. That's a big boon to any portfolio -- even a Berkshire-sized one.
Procter & Gamble
Berkshire's stake in consumer goods giant Procter & Gamble (NYSE: PG) isn't what it once was, but that's not because the master investor and his team lost faith in the company. Rather, in 2014, they exchanged their holding to acquire one of P&G's top brands, Duracell batteries .
Before the deal, Berkshire held 52.5 million shares of Procter & Gamble; it now owns 315,400. But even at that dramatically reduced number, the stake has plenty of value: All told, it's worth around $27.2 million at the current stock price.
Berkshire originally entered Procter & Gamble through another swap, effected in 2005. It held a sizable position in Gillette during its days as a publicly traded company. When Procter & Gamble bought the razor maker in 2005, Berkshire instantly notched a cool $645 million profit on its stake. Buffett characterized this as a "dream deal," and he remained a major Procter & Gamble shareholder until the Duracell opportunity presented itself.
These days, although Berkshire's Procter & Gamble holding is comparatively small, it still pays sweet dividend income for Buffett and company. At an annual rate of of $2.76 per share, which currently yields 3.2% like Coke, Procter & Gamble pays Berkshire a gross amount of over $840,000 per year.
Procter & Gamble is one of the most aristocratic of the Dividend Aristocrats: Its dividend-raising streak has continued uninterrupted for 61 years. Only three other stocks have longer track records.
Joining the Aristocracy
The Dividend Aristocrats are an elite group in the income investing world, and Coke and Procter & Gamble are two elite-of-the-elite stocks because of their long track records of paying growing dividends. They should always be on an income investor's radar.
That said, fundamental business factors should be a primary consideration when weighing any stock investment, no matter how impressive a company's dividend history may be.
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We’ve done a surprising number of stories about law school career service officers who push babysitting gigs on their unemployed students. I say “surprising” because after our first story, you’d think law schools would figure out that law students don’t like being put up for jobs that they could have secured in high school.
Since that first one, most CSO personnel and other law school staffers have figured out that babysitting jobs are best when the employer is a professor or somebody else connected with the law school. Then it’s less of a “career of last resort” and more of “helping out a member of your community” (who happens to be well-connected).
But it looks like one school has regressed to the point of just insulting its students with a babysitting ad that kind of rubs salt in the unemployment wound….
With all the freak-outs that happen during finals week, one might get a cynical view of how law students (and professors) handle stress. But despair not!
There is still this thing that exists called integrity — and sometimes, when people screw up, they acknowledge their mistakes, then try to fix the situation the best they can.
Today we have two examples, one from a frazzled SBA representative trying to manage peers suffering from caffeine withdrawal, and the other from a professor who spaced out when creating his employment law exam.
Keep reading for the details of the blunders, plus the (seriously) classy apologies issued by both individuals….
Law school finals are just starting for some of you, and they are wrapping up for others, but at least the end is within sight. It’s a stressful time to be sure, and different people use different strategies to stay sane. Some schools employ therapy dogs (or llamas), some students go on Adderall benders. At one Midwestern law school, they play ping pong.
But what happens when a student goes rogue and co-opts the school’s communal ping pong table for studying? Uh-oh, people better watch out or someone might get hurt….
Student listservs are never for the faint of heart. Merely reading them sometimes requires a strong constitution and an itchy delete-key finger. Contributing to your law school listserv can be an even more harrowing experience, especially if you attempt to admonish or change your peers’ behaviors.
So, on one level, we admire this contributor to the NYU Law School listserv, for a brave attempt to clean up the language used in public emails. On the other hand, if you want people to stop using the phrase “WTF,” you should probably learn what it means first….
Chicago is an incredible city. But sometimes the weather, the grime, the southside violence, and the politics can be a little overwhelming. Add the intensity of studying law at a school like the University of Chicago, and you have a recipe for stress and some fiery tempers.
When it all gets to be too much, and you just need to scream at someone for no reason, what can you do?
Ed. note: Due to the Presidents’ Day holiday, we will be on a reduced publication schedule today. We will still be publishing, but less frequently than usual.
* “Based on history, it’s tough to make the case that there should be mandatory protection [for Supreme Court justices].” That may be so, but the fact that Justice Stephen Breyer was robbed by machete point should at least make the case for SCOTUS sword fighting lessons. [New York Times]
* And speaking of the Supreme Court, this week the justices will hear arguments over the constitutionality of the Stolen Valor Act, which criminalizes lies about military service. Unfortunately, this means you will all have to wait to hear about the time Lat and I fought through 25 Taliban sharpshooters with only our pocket knives in order to save an entire orphanage from certain annihilation. [Fox News]
* Two female students at the University of Oregon School of Law accused a male student of drugging and raping them. How did the student body respond? A listserv flame war, of course. [Portland Oregonian]
* Attorneys representing survivors in the Costa Concordia crash claim that traces of cocaine were found in the hair of the ship’s captain. I’m not sure how, but this needs to be the basis for a Head and Shoulders commercial. [Philadelphia Inquirer]
Yesterday we covered a controversy at Yale Law School over an Administrative Law class with an oversubscription problem. The course, taught by visiting Stanford law professor Daniel Ho, wound up with a waitlist of about 100 students.
Some 3Ls who were denied admission into the class were quite upset, since this represented their last chance to take Admin Law. The situation was described to us as a “near riot.” As a tipster noted, “Only at YLS could students get this bent out of shape about not being let into a black letter law class.”
This morning we bring you an update to this story — which has a happy ending, we’re pleased to report….
In a few weeks, we’ll start hearing from prospective law students — i.e., 0Ls — who are already reading Above the Law (smart kids!), and who consult us for advice when choosing between law schools (not such smart kids). Last year, for example, we advised students choosing between such fine law schools as Illinois, Vanderbilt, Michigan, Northwestern, Columbia, Chicago, NYU, and Minnesota (with help from you, our readers; we hosted several reader polls pitting the schools against one another).
When I was a college senior choosing between law schools, I did not employ a very sophisticated approach. I simply picked the law school I got into that was highest in the U.S. News law school rankings.
Even though I have no regrets about my law school pick, my decisionmaking process wasn’t very sound. There are real differences between law schools, in terms of their educational programming, their cost to the student, their location (hai Stanford!), and a whole host of other factors.
Today’s story provides an illustration of the phenomenon. Right now, students at one top law school are in a “near riot” — our tipster’s words, not ours — because they feel they’re being denied the education they’re paying so dearly for….
When you are a transfer student, you are constantly fighting for respect. If you don’t think your non-transfer classmates look down on how you gunned your way into their school despite whatever faults kept you out the first time, you really aren’t paying attention to your surroundings.
But most transfer students do feel the sting, and they try like hell to prove that they belong.
Which is just weak. Come on, there’s nothing worse than trying to interact with somebody who has a huge chip on his shoulder. Actually, the annoyingness of transfers is directly related to the rank of the school: the better the ranking, the more annoying the kids who transfer in.
Call it “elite law school problems.” One of the pleasures of going to an elite school is that you get to spend time around people who aren’t frustrated that they couldn’t get into a better school with better prospects. There’s a calmness on campus; everybody’s doing their thing, everybody feels like things are going to work out. Then the transfers get there and they’re gunning, and annoying, and have ridiculous bro stories about bombing the LSAT, “But it’s ALL GOOD, ’cause I’m HERE NOW buddy, YEAH. I’m taking a class with PROFESSOR FAMOUS PANTS which will really help in my CALLBACK at [mid-tier firm that is actually a fallback option for people at elite schools] DAY.
Sigh. At least that’s how transfer students talk to non-transfers. We don’t often get to see how transfer students talk among themselves.
But today, we’ve got a whole transfer student email thread from Stanford Law School — and boy, like Fredo in the Godfather, they want respect….
Professor Joel P. Trachtman has developed a unique, practical guide to help lawyers analyze, argue, and write effectively.
The Tools of Argument: How the Best Lawyers Think, Argue, and Win is a highly readable 200-page book, available for about $10 in paperback or e-book. Chapters focus on foundational principles in legal argument: procedure, interpretation of contracts and statutes, use of evidence, and more. The material covered is taught only implicitly in law school. Yet, when up-and-coming attorneys master these straightforward tools, they will think and argue like the best lawyers.
For most attorneys, time spent managing the books is a necessary evil at best. Yet it is undeniably a crucial aspect of running a successful practice. With that in mind, we invite you to view or download a free webinar by Above the Law and our friends at Clio to learn how to better manage your finances.
Take this opportunity to learn what it takes to streamline your accounting and get the most out of your time. The webinar agenda:
● The basics of accounting for lawyers.
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Ed. note: The Asia Chronicles column is authored by Kinney Recruiting. Kinney has made more placements of U.S. associates, counsels and partners in Asia than any other recruiting firm in each of the past seven years. You can reach them by email: firstname.lastname@example.org.
Please note that Evan Jowers and Robert Kinney are still in Hong Kong and will stay FOR THE REMAINDER OF THIS WEEK. We still have a handful of available slots for meetings with our Asia Chronicles fans. If we have not been in touch lately, reach out and let us know when we could meet! There is no need for an agenda at all. Most of our in-person meetings on these trips are with folks who understand that improving a legal practice through lateral hiring is an information-driven process that takes time to handle correctly.
Regarding trends in lateral US associate hiring in Hong Kong, we of course keep much of what we know off of this blog. Based on placement revenue, though, Kinney is having one of our most successful years ever in Asia. We are helping a number of our law firm clients with M&A, fund formation, cap markets, project finance, FCPA and disputes openings. These are very specific needs in many cases, so a conversation with us before jumping in may be helpful. As always, we like to be sure to get the maximum number of interviews per submission, using a well-informed, highly targeted, and selective approach, taking into account short, medium and long-term career aims.
Making a well informed decision during a job search is easier said than done – the information we provide comes from 10 years of being the market leader in US attorney placements at the top tier firms in Asia. There is no substitute for having known a hiring partner since he/she was an associate or for having helped a partner grow his or her practice from zip to zooming, and this is happily where we stand today – with years of background information on just about every relevant person in all the markets we serve, and most especially in Hong Kong/China/Greater Asia. So get in touch and get a download from us this week if we can fit it in, or soon in any case!

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What is the formula for forces exerted by fluid on a body?
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Meridonial velocity is the resultant of _____________ components of fluid velocity.
_______________ components of fluid velocity have the responsibility of the transportation of fluid through the machine.
In which turbine the pressure energy of water is first converted into kinetic energy by means of nozzle kept close to the runner?
The pressure of water is atmospheric and remains constant while passing over the runner in __________ .
The energy of water entering the reaction turbine is _______
Which of the following is an example of impulse turbine?
The runner of __________ turbine always be under pressure of above atmospheric
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IALTA 2017 conference: the path to a greener mobility
In a context where Asia, and especially China, faces a rapid development of Automotive industry, OEMs, Tiers and R&D institutions are looking for innovative solutions able move them towards cleaner, greener mobility.
The IALTA (International Automotive Lightweight Technology Alliance) conference, which held its 11th annual Chinese edition, aims at gathering global players to share about the transformation of the automotive market, green technologies and solutions to preserve the planet.
Among top level conferences, Dr. James Mitchell , Global Automotive Market Director for Solvay Performance Polyamides, presented Technyl®’s latest lightweight and e-mobility solutions. The meeting was followed by major representatives from China’s auto arena including OEMs, part manufacturers, material providers and academic experts in Changshu, an industrial city in east China.
The IALTA committee also organised a ceremony during which Technyl® Sinterline® (PA6 powders for additive manufacturing) has been rewarded for its continuous effort in promoting functional prototyping for the Automotive industry. An element of pride for the teams and a great recognition for our ability to pioneer solutions for the future!

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