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The National Institutes of Health (NIH) today announced three new projects being funded through its Blueprint Neurotherapeutics Network initiative, which was launched in 2011. Investigators at Cambridge, MA-based Sage Therapeutics, The Scripps Research Institute, and the University of Utah have won funds to develop drugs for Fragile X syndrome (FXS), nicotine addiction, and age-related macular degeneration, respectively.
NIH explained that its Blueprint initiative "uses a virtual pharma model to provide researchers with access to support and resources that have been traditionally available to large pharmaceutical companies." In a statement, the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke's Rebecca Farkas, Ph.D., program director at the Office of Translational Research, said NIH is "excited about the opportunity to apply cutting-edge science to the pursuit of novel treatments for these debilitating disorders."
Through this initiative, NIH program staff form partnerships with awardee investigators in an effort to "bridge the funding gap between ground-breaking laboratory research and industry adoption," the agency said. "NIH staff helps investigators work with veteran industry drug development consultants and contract research organization capabilities from the discovery stage through preliminary clinical trials." NIH noted that awardees maintain sole ownership of the IP associated with their projects.
Investigators at Sage have won up to $10 million to develop a drug to treat anxiety and social deficits in patients with FXS. The firm is working to develop a positive allosteric modulator (PAM) targeting GABAA, which it said "may provide symptomatic and potentially disease-modifying therapeutic benefits to patients with FXS, with a focus on ameliorating anxiety and social deficits."
In a statement, Sage interim CEO Kevin Starr noted that "the vast majority of patients with Fragile X suffer from debilitating fear, anxiety and social dysfunction, and there are no approved drugs for this devastating condition." He added: "There is hope that in developing treatments for a monogenic form of autism like Fragile X, we may be able to make significant advances toward developing treatments for other forms of autism."
Added Al Robichaud, Ph.D., CSO: "The hope is that this grant will enable us to accelerate our development of an innovative therapy designed to address the symptoms of Fragile X, and could potentially have a durable, disease-modifying effect, as well."
The firm said it is planning to advance its FXS program toward a Phase I clinical trial within the next two years.
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Good evening all,
How can I plot a straightline with points
LogAt = - 0.097, -0.20, -0.22, -0.25, -0.30 ,-0.40, -0.45, -1.01 and
t = 0, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120, 140
Where LogA[t] on y-axis and t on x-axis.
I have try this before .
plot([[0,-0.097], [20,-0.20], [40,-0.22], [60,-0.25], [80,-0.30], [100,-0.40], [120,-0.45], [140,-1.01]]);
With a somewhat complicated equation for a line, draw fails.
point(P1,[47+(38+22/60)/60, -(122+(43+4/60)/60)]);point(P2,coordinates(P1) +~ [cos(30*Pi/180),sin(30*Pi/180)]);line(L1,[P1,P2]);Equation(L1);draw(L1); ## no line
point(P1,[0,0]);point(P2,[7,9]);line(L1,[P1,P2]);draw(L1); ## works
Tom Dean
hello,I try to draw together point (0,0,12) and the line x=4t, y=-2t, z=2t on one graph 3D. Somebody has some pointers? Thank you Agnieszka
A wealth of knowledge is on display in MaplePrimes as our contributors share their expertise and step up to answer others' queries. This post picks out one such response and further elucidates the answers to the posted question. I hope these explanations appeal to those of our readers who might not be familiar with the techniques embedded in the original responses.
The Question: How to sketch a line in space?
vahid65 wanted to know how to sketch the line with equation (x-2)/3 = (y-1)/4 = (z-3)/3 in a three-dimensional space.
This question was answered using two different approaches that we will discuss.
The first approach, given by Preben Alsholm, suggested using these commands: solve, subs, and plots:-spacecurve.
Preben provided the following lines of code:
The first line sets the three expressions equal to t using the element wise operator =~. This distributes the operation of equality over the elements of the set of expressions, forming a set of equations.
Result-1: {(x-2)/3=t, (y-1)/4=t, (z-3)/3=t}
The second line invokes the solve command. The solve command, solve(equations, variables), solves one or more equations or inequalities for their unknowns. So in this line, this command was used to solve each expression for its corresponding unknown.
Result-2: {(x= 2+3t, y=1+4t, z= 3+3t}
You may have noticed that the % symbol is used within the command. This symbol is referring to the equation label that was created chronologically last.
The third line uses the subs command. The subs command, subs(x=a,expr), substitutes "a" for "x" in the expression expr. In this case, "a" is the reference to the equation label referenced by (%) and expr is the sequence of variables x,y,z. The square brackets around expr forms a list, and the replacement imposed by the subs command replaces each of the three names x, y, and z with their equivalents in the set of equations returned by the solve command.
Result-3: [2+3t,1+4t, 3+3t ]
Finally the last line uses the plots:-spacecurve function. This function, spacecurve(sc,r,opts), graphs a parametrically defined curve in three-dimensional Cartesian space.
In this example the first parameter, sc, is replaced by L since L has the properties of a list. The parameter r is an equation containing the parameter name and the parameter range; here it is the equation t=-5..5. Last but not least, the opts parameter (which is optional) gives the user the opportunity to specify the optional properties of the graph, properties such as thickness and color of the space curve.
Result 4:
Another contributer, Carl Love, suggested that these commands could be combined using the zip function, zip( f, u, v), which is an unusual application of it. The zip command applies elementwise to corresponding members of the two lists u and v, the binary function f, creating a new list r, whose members are f(uk,vk).
Carl provided the following code:
plots:-spacecurve( zip(solve, [(x-2)/3 , (y-1)/4 , (z-3)/3] =~ t, [x,y,z]), t= -5..5, thickness= 3, color= red, axes= normal);
In this case zip is applying solve to u, a list of equations, and v, a list of variables. The equations in u are those in Result-1. The zip function returns the solution of each equation for the indicated variable, that is, the new list r is the list in Result-3. This list is the first argument of plots:-spacecurve. Finally, the parameter range and opts are up to the user's preferences.
A second approach was suggested by Kitonum. The difference between this approach and the first one is that here we are not using the solve command. Instead, we are treating the line as an intersection of two planes.
Kitonum's code is as follows:
The first statement initializes a list L that contains all the desired expressions in the given symmetric form of the line.
In the second statement Kionum used the plots[intersectplot] command. This command graphs, in three-dimensional Cartesian space, the intersection of a pair of surfaces. This example uses the calling sequence: intersectplot(expr1, expr2, x=a..b, y=c..d, z= e..f, options).
What are expr1 and expr2 used in Kitonum's solution? The pairwise differences of L[1] and L[2], and L[2] and L[3] are planes, the intersection of which is the desired line in space.
expr1 = L[1] – L[2] = (x-2)*(1/3)- (y-1)*(1/4)
expr2= L[2] - L[3] = (y-1)*(1/4)-(z-3)*(1/3)
The variables x,y, and z are the coordinate names and define the axes, whereas a, b, c, d, e, f define the ranges. In this case they were taken as -4 or 4.
In the options parameter Kitonum used linestyle, thickness, axes, orientation, and view. The help page "plot3d,option" details these and other options that apply.
This blog was written by our intern Pia under the supervision of Dr. Robert Lopez. We both hope that you find this useful. If there is a particular question on MaplePrimes that you would like further explained, please let us know.
How I can sketch a line with equation (x-2)/3 = (y-1)/4 = (z-3)/3 in three dimentional space?
Working on a code to create random lines. Here is the code:
M:=1; N:=1500; R3:=rand(1..3): # M=lines, N=steps
for i from 1 to M do X[i,0]:=0; Y[i,0]:=0; for j from 0 to N do if j=1 then X[i,1]:=1; Y[i,1]:=0; elif j>1 then r:=R3(); if r=1 then X[i,j]:=2*X[i,j-1]-X[i,j-2]; Y[i,j]:=2*Y[i,j-1]-Y[i,j-2] elif r=2 then X[i,j]:=X[i,j-1]+Y[i,j-1]-Y[i,j-2]; Y[i,j]:=Y[i,j-1]-X[i,j-1]+X[i,j-2]; elif r=3 then X[i,j]:=X[i,j-1]-Y[i,j-1]+Y[i,j-2]; Y[i,j]:=Y[i,j-1]+X[i,j-1]-X[i,j-2]; end if; end if; R[i,j]:=[X[i,j],Y[i,j]]; K[i,j]:=[X[i,j],Y[i,j]]; end do:end do:
Now the code works fine. But I don't want the lines to cross its own path. I want it to stop if R[i,j]=R[i,k] for any 0<k<i-2 for j=0..N. What I have so far is:
for i from 1 to M do for j from 1 to 40 do R[i,j]; for k from 1 to j-2 do if R[i,j]=K[i,k] then x:=j; print(b[i]=j); break; end if; L[i,j]:=R[i,j]; end do; end do;end do;
Now it works aswell, but it doesn't stop when it hits the crossing point. I want it to stop so i get one b[i]=j per M. So I need it to break two for loops so that it goes through i M times and stops everytime it reaches a crossing point
How I can write a procedure in Maple that return a equation of line that passes of two points (a,f(a)) and (b,f(b)) on the curve y=f(x) and the final plot y=f(x) and secant line in the same screen?
I defined a line normally, but when I try plot this line in R3, appears a shape of a plane.
How can I plot only a line in a 3D window?
Line has coordinates x,y, e z.
Do the following equation solve by method of line(MOL) with this software?
du/dt=0.01 d^2u/dx^2
t=1,delta t=0.1,x=1,Nx=10
thank you
How can I plot a vertical line say x = a in Maple 15 worksheet?
AoA... I want to plot the following functions
in one coordinate having the line style and legend like attached file.
PhD (Scholar)Department of Mathematics
how to add another line in this template of formula
use the expression template
how to add another line like
thank you in advance for your help
I have a line integral and i want to calculate and graph this line integral.
The line integral comes from a physical problem, the integrand is good in the interval [0, 2*Pi] and the value of the integrand at zero = the value of the integrand at 2*Pi.
The problem is when i use the trapizidal rule to calculate the line integral.
The results is so bad, i.e. the value of the line integral at zero not equal to the value of the line integral at 2* Pi.
where is the problem.
Any one could help me.
One would expect that hitting F3 will split from _end_ of the current line (where the cursor is at).
But what Maple does is actually split everything from the current cursor location. Which means if the cursor happened not to be exactly at the end of the line, the current line itself will also be split and broken.
It is much more logical to split starting from end of current _line_ (where the cursor is at), not current character, because that is what normally one would want to do. One will have large block of code, and want to split it from one line down to the end. It is a simple usability issue, which Maple UI seems to suffer allot from.
Is there a way to modify this behavior? I keep hitting F3 and forget to move the cursor to the end of the line before, and end up wasting time having to fix things afterwords since the line itself is split.
Hello Hello everybody I have to solve the following differential equation numerically
mb:=765 : mp:=587 : Ib:=76.3*10^3 : Ip:=7.3*10^3 : l:=0.92 : d:=10: F:=490: omega:=0.43 :
CI:= x(0)=0,z(0)=0,theta(0)=0,alpha(0)=0,D(x)(0)=0,D(alpha)(0)=0,D(z)(0)=0,D(theta)(0)=0;
solution:=dsolve([eq1,eq2,eq3,eq4, CI],numeric);
Error, (in f) unable to store '[0.]/(0.17571268341557e16+[-0.25659510610770e15])' when datatype=float[8]
I don't know why it says : Error, (in f) unable to store '[0.]/(0.17571268341557e16+[-0.25659510610770e15])' when datatype=float[8]
Help pleaase!
thank you !!!
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The measurement of the Pb-206(n,gamma) cross section and stellar implications
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The neutron capture cross section of 206Pb has been measured at the CERN n TOF spectrometer using a setup of two C6D6 detectors. In the energy interval from 1 eV to 600 keV the cross section is dominated by resonances, which were analyzed via the R-matrix analysis code SAMMY. In the relevant energy ranges for stellar nucleosynthesis, i.e., at thermal energies of kT = 8 keV and kT = 23 keV, the present Maxwellian average cross section differs by 20% and 9% from the recommended values of Bao et al respectively. From the new cross section the s-abundance of 206Pb could be reliably determined as 70(4)%. This result is of importance in order to test and constrain r-process abundance calculations in the actinide region, because the r-process portion of 206Pb is dominated by α-back decays of short-lived transbismuth isotopes.
CitationDomingo-Pardo, C. [et al.]. The measurement of the Pb-206(n,gamma) cross section and stellar implications. "Journal of physics G.Nuclear and particle physics", Gener 2008, vol. 35, núm. 014020, p. 01402001-01402006.
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The dynasty continues.
Another season of football games, another shocker. OK, not really. By fine-tuning an already near-perfect game, Madden once again grabs the trophy as the best pigskin sim out there.
What makes it so good? There's a cool new feature called Playmaker control, which essentially lets you call audibles on the fly. With a flick of the right analog stick, you can change your running back's route on offense or have your defensive backs drop back if you smell a pass coming.
For all you wannabe GMs who like sweating the details, the new Owner's mode proves highly entertaining. You get to fire coaches, build a new stadium, and set the price of nachos. Online play has also been beefed up with voice-chat support and tournaments.
You know what, though? These improvements wouldn't mean squat if the game wasn't fun to play. As always, Madden delivers. The core gameplay remains unmatched on all sides of the ball; you have no one to blame but yourself if things go wrong.
Complaints? Madden the announcer hasn't been too insightful or funny the past few years. But what can you do? His name's on the box. Otherwise, if the new features sound good, don't hesitate to pick this up. If not (or if you're still enjoying Madden 2003), there's no harm waiting till next year when you know all these improvements (and undoubtedly some more) will be waiting.
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Looks like the tea that was dropped in our forum section last year is true. Love & Hip Hop Reality Star Mandeecee Harris is going on trial for molesting his step-daughter.
Jury selection began Wednesday in Hackensack for the trial of a hip-hop reality TV star accused of molesting an underage girl in Lodi two years ago.
Mandeecees Harris, a 34-year-old actor on the VH1 reality show "Love and Hip-Hop," is charged with performing various sexual acts with a 15-year-old girl and inappropriately touching her at his former home in Lodi.
Bergen County prosecutors allege that Harris asked for and received oral sex from the girl and fondled her on various occasions between September 2009 and April 2010. He was arrested later that year and charged with aggravated sexual assault, criminal sexual contact and child endangerment. If convicted, he faces up to 20 years in prison.
Harris remains free without bail. He was not present in state Superior Court in Hackensack during jury selection Wednesday. Court officials expect to have a full panel of jurors by Thursday, and attorneys are scheduled to make opening remarks on Jan. 29.
"Love and Hip Hop" debuted in 2011, with the third season premiering this week. The show's website on VH1 describes Harris as "a well-known name throughout New York City."
"Through the years he has been concentrating on his real estate endeavors, but now is focused on building an empire in the music industry," reads his biography.
Harris owns Beat Factory studio in The Bronx and manages several New York City-based rappers, according to the biography.
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Yes, Ma'am Siren. I hate molesters. How embarrassing this is for her, but I think she knew about this before. Anyway, I got a lil gay vibe from in on the show. Whatev. Nasty thang
Yuck that show is full of creeps! Yandy can do better
There must be allot of evidence for him to be going to trial. I don't see how a woman could let this type of man touch her let alone reproduce with him. smdh These are the lowest forms of mankind. Someone that takes advantage of andd/or harms a child.
if im not mistaken the mother of the 15 year old is the same mother of his son...whom he had with him and Yandi on the show. if he molested her daughter why would she let the son be on the show with his dad?
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Mountain Sounds' Tim Hoyt has a bone to pick with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. "As an American citizen, all the immigration laws have done are slow me down personally and try to stop me from doing the thing I wanted to do," he says.
The thing he wanted to do was make music with Franc Castillejos, a Guatemalan native and longtime musical collaborator of Hoyt's who lost his student visa several years ago. Unable to procure re-entry for Castillejos, the pair decided to take their project overseas, and spent three months recording in a makeshift studio in the mountains west of Guatemala City. The result is Mountain Sounds' self-titled debut LP, a collection of stately indie ballads showcasing Castillejos' delicate vocals.
"It definitely wasn't the most convenient way to make a record," Hoyt says, "but now that it's happened, I would definitely do it again."
Castillejos and Hoyt first met in Longwood, Fla., where they played together in a band until Castillejos completed college. He returned to Guatemala, and Hoyt ended up in Portland. Over time, Hoyt felt unfulfilled creatively and reached out to Castillejos. The two started exchanging ideas, swapping demos long-distance and plotting an opportunity to record together. But it quickly became apparent that the United States, with its strict border restrictions, would not be an option.
"You can apply for an artist visa to enter, but you have to be, like, Coldplay," Hoyt says. "So, I decided to quit my job temporarily and go there."
The duo ended up in an abandoned orphanage previously operated by Castillejos' father, high in the Cordillera Alux mountain range. Despite its inconveniences, the rugged setting added an unorthodox spin to Mountain Sounds' debut, and allowed its members to focus entirely on the creative process.
"In Portland, it would have been impossible to remove myself from 'PDX life': the bars, people, other types of music," Hoyt says. "We were so isolated that we were completely free from distractions. I'm certain that contributed to what we ended up with."
Despite the anticipation and urgency underlying the pair's recording time, the tracks on Mountain Sounds are unhurried. Castillejos' Ben Gibbard-esque vocals evoke a nostalgia and reflection that mirrors his experience as an artist with dual homes and identities. Since completion of the record, Castillejos has been able to secure a temporary travel visa to take the album on tour. Mountain Sounds will pack cross-country stops into his 90 allotted days. The group's first show together, however, took place in Guatemala, and more Latin American tour dates are already in the works for 2014.
"We are going to settle with this for the time being, and then work on the artist visa thing," Hoyt says. "But to have Franc here in the States again...I feel like we've really accomplished something. This whole experience has been really liberating in the sense that I've realized that, well, you really can do whatever you want."
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STAR TREK VOYAGER details the adventures of the Starfleet's most adventurous starship, the U.S.S. Voyager, as it is led by Captain Kathryn Janeway (Mulgrew) on missions into deep space. Faced with a 70-year voyage to Earth, the crew must avoid conflict and defeat challenges on its long and perilous journey home. Like Deep Space Nine, early seasons of Voyager feature greater conflict between its crew than is seen in earlier shows, as a large contingent of the crew is made of up of Maquis fugitives forced by circumstance to cooperate with Starfleet, which is probably like the uneasy truce between the Federation and the Cardassians as shown in The Next Generation.
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The Game We Want is The Game We're Getting
After so much havoc, so much uproar, so much balderdash and chafe and senselessness, I am thrilled to report today that the final installment of the Bowl Championship Series has produced a shocking result.
There is no debate, no b.s., no incensed third-team-out or brooding constituency. The national championship game will feature the two most deserving teams in college football, Florida State and Auburn, and the most cockamamie system known to big-time sports can die knowing it finally got something right.
We sensed all along that Ohio State would have been a bastardized interloper, based on too many close ``showdown'' games in a Big Ten conference that has plummeted to fifth as a power league and should be investigated by the FCC for having its own TV network. Those doubts were confirmed amid a late defensive collapse against Michigan State, which dominated the fourth quarter and stole a 34-24 victory in the Big Ten title game. Though winning coach Mark Dantonio tried to make a case for the Spartans leapfrogging Auburn -- ``I can tell you this, we beat the No. 2 team. We're 12-1 so why not us? Why not us? I'll vote us No. 2,'' he said -- he'll have to settle for a prelim known as the Rose Bowl Game the previous week in Pasadena.
That's because 13-0 Florida State, in spite of its own weak schedule, plundered everything in sight and wins any eye test as the nation's most complete and talented team. And that's because 12-1 Auburn finished off an unassailable resume on successive weekends by beating the No. 1 (Alabama) and No. 5 (Missouri) teams as champion of an omnipotent conference, the SEC, that has won the last seven national titles. Fact is, Ohio State is the only team on Michigan State's schedule still ranked nationally, and the Spartans lost to a Notre Dame team that will play its bowl game in a baseball stadium in the Bronx.
Besides, America wants to be entertained on Jan. 6. And with Auburn punctuating two all-time miracles with a 59-42 slamming of Missouri in the SEC title game, we only want to see Gus Malzahn's agony-to-destiny team in Hollywood playing almighty Florida State, which has it own movie drama in the name of Jameis Winston, who will win the Heisman Trophy despite critics wondering how good he truly is and how fortunate he was not to face a rape trial.
``We feel like we beat the best teams. We feel like we deserve to be in the game,'' said Auburn machine Tre Mason, who gashed Mizzou for 304 rushing yards and four touchdowns and busted out a Heisman pose.
Malzahn won't find any Waffle Houses in southern California, so he'll have to locate another celebration spot if he beats Florida State. Don't put it past him. ``We're playing our best football right now. I don't know if any other team can say that,'' said Malzahn, who finally is getting his nationwide due as a point-scheming wizard. Remember, Malzahn was the offensive coordinator of Auburn's national-title team three years ago and created the quarterbacking wreckingball that is Cam Newton. And if Nick Saban couldn't stop Auburn's running game, which also trampled Mizzouri for 545 yards, how is Florida State supposed to have answers? ``There's a real frustration that comes over you on defense when they're coming after you over and over and over again," Missouri coach Gary Pinkel said. ``We had trouble stopping it, obviously, and couldn't get it fixed."
Of course, Auburn's soft defense will have to deal with the multiple weapons of Florida State's blurry offense. Winston struggled early in a 45-7 romp over Duke in the ACC title game, looking very much like a skittish 19-year-old just two days after his name was cleared in a sexual assault investigation in Tallahassee. But even on an off night, Winston threw for three touchdowns, ran for another and accounted for 389 yards in total offense, ending his regular season with two national freshman passing records: 38 TDs and 3,820 yards. He will win the Heisman as the most visible symbol of a larger touchdown factory -- Jimbo Fisher's offense -- that includes an unstoppable load in 6-5, 235-pound receiver Kelvin Benjamin, running back Devonta Freeman and too many other skill-position beasts to mention here. Yes, Winston will deal with national media in L.A. who want to ask about his personal trials. By then, a month from now, he will have settled down.
``The football field is our sanctuary," he said. ``Every time I stepped on the field, every time we stepped on that field, everything that happened outside of our family, it was just zoned out."
He was asked about the investigation. ``I don't feel it was a burden," Winston said, per ESPN.com. ``When everything came up, we took the initiative as a team, like hey, let's focus, let's get this done, let's make it happen. We had one goal in mind, and we haven't reached that goal yet, but we're headed there.
``I think my teammates were more relieved than I was. It was a process, and we've got to keep moving forward.''
As judgments were made in Florida and nationally about Winston's situation, even without charges being filed, his teammates backed him.
``To already have so much pressure and stress on him, and then to add on to the negativity," cornerback Lamarcus Joyner said, per ESPN.com. ``He embraced it and kept fighting for us. He could've easily went into a tank. To keep all the weight on his shoulders because of his (teammates), he's a special young man, and he deserves everything he gets."
There will be time to break down the matchups. For now, soak up the magnitude, the uncluttered joy of it all. Though folks in Florida may have enjoyed Urban Meyer against the Seminoles, he was last seen on a golf cart in Indianapolis' Lucas Oil Stadium, his head buried in his hands with a piece of pizza by his side. ``You know it's going to haunt all of us, I imagine, for a little while,'' Meyer said after suffering his first loss at Ohio State. ``But that's part of the game.''
Next year, a four-team playoff system launches. This year, we didn't need it. We have the national championship game we want, tra la, tra la.


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Unplugging: Pink Floyd, Prince and Festival Madness
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Pink Floyd has announced their intention to re-issue all 14 studio albums including a dank set of live, unreleased and bonus tracks. The albums, all re-mastered for better quality and clarity, will be released separately or in a box set including a photo book.
The special releases will scour across this next year with three different release dates of different featured albums. This is probably for the best, considering all of Pink Floyd at once would be a beautiful sensory overload, even for the most loyal of fans. To save them and the rest, mark Sept. 26, Nov. 7, and Feb 27 of next year on your cannot-miss-these-dates-to-rock-out calendar.
This fall will heat up with an Arcade Fire deluxe edition album/DVD release August 2. The Grammy Award winning album, The Suburbs, will be re-released on the bonus album giving fans extended versions of select songs. The DVD special, directed by Spike Jonze, features a 30-minute short film called "Scenes." The deluxe package also includes 80 pages of photos and lyrics.
* Angelique Robinson, MXDWN