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Who's paying for McIntyre's attack on Hockey Stick?
Who's paying for McIntyre's attack on Hockey Stick?
In the Canadian tradition, it would be "unparliamentary" to accuse ClimateAudit's Steve McIntyre of purposefully misrepresenting climate science, but his latest attack on the so-called "hockey stick" suggests that McIntyre is a great deal more interested in scoring distorted debating points than in saying anything that is actually factually correct.
McIntyre, apparently a retired mining stock promoter, has enjoyed a certain degree of fame in the denier community since 2003, when he and an economist named Ross McKitrick launched an attack on a graph (inset) by the highly respected actual scientist, Michael Mann.
In response to the M&M attack, Mann published an amendment to his original work, giving deniers the world over the courage to say that the original graph had been "debunked." They then extrapolated to say that if there was an error in this single graph, that must mean that climate change wasn't happening or wasn't caused by humans - that the whole anthropogenic theory had collapsed in the math of a single published paper. Here is a recent and typically ridiculous example.
The debate has gone back and forth at length and is apparently without end. Most recently, McIntyre has been sniping at a dataset that had been analysed and reported by the U.K. climate scientist Keith Briffa. In his first whack, McIntyre accused Briffa of withholding data, and suggested that Briffa was trying to hide the fact that his climate reconstruction was based on an unforgiveably small number of trees.
Briffa responded. RealClimate scientists weighed in. The deniersphere erupted in ill-informed commentary celebrating this new effort to undermine the climate consensus. And regular DeSmogBlog trolls started posting comments assuring us that the whole complicated web of climate science was unravelling and would soon be dismissed as irrelevant.
Alas for the deniers, it turns out that this was all a little overblown. For example, as Tim Lambert reports at Deltoid, McIntyre has had the data all along; Briffa had quite correctly directed him to the proper source when asked for it originally. And as Deep Climate reports, the other scientists who generated the dataset in the first place have offered their rational for parsing it as they did before passing it to Briffa. Other, related data also support Briffa's conclusions. It all checks out.
So, what was the point, exactly, of McIntyre's intervention? He doesn't seem to be particularly committed to advancing science, or you would think that he would be offering his work up for peer-review and publishing. He certainly isn't dedicated to advancing public understanding of climate change, or he would have admitted long before now that, with or without Briffa's Yamal data, there are a host of other hockey stick graphs, based on a huge variety of other source materials, all of which confirm the obvious - that global average temperatures have spiked in the last century and are currently breaking records that have stood for 1,000 years.
McIntyre, however, doesn't seem interested in broadly based, well-support scientific conclusions. He just wants to play with the smallest part of what he sees as the weakest dataset and score cheap, irrelevant points - confusing the community of deniers yet further and bolstering his weird fame.
That being his goal, his right on his game. The title ClimateAudit, however, makes me wonder if there is another other motive in McIntyre's madness. What would we learn if we could get our hands on a McIntyreAudit? Who's paying for this strategic, if not always careful, number crunching?
C'mon Steve, fess up.
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If you have ANY decency as a Canadian, you would get on your knees and beg Steve McIntyre forgiveness.
You obviously have not done your homework by reading up on the two hockey stick debunkings..
You blog lies!!
Try Wegman's report first
Followed by the what the experts actually said for newbies:
Followed by the Briffa hockey stick, as aptly summarized in a long blog by Bishop Hill:
To summarize.. McIntyre is a statistics genius. I challenge you to find another Canadian who has shed so much light on the shoddy American and British AGW work.
Take some pride in Canada for gosh sakes!
Clutch those pearls! McIntyre should be sued for libel.
A little light-hearted humour is exactly what DSB needs! Keep it up. You're hilarious!
But seriously, Ed (may I call you Ed?) if I were you I wouldn't go around calling other posters here "newbies" who haven't done their reading. You are on extremely thin ice there. Just about as thin as what we can expect this winter in the arctic, I'd say …
Femack, lets assume your allegations about funding are correct. What about all the funding your side gets? Oh it's all okay its all wonderful! Thin winter in the artic Femack? Femack apparently you haven't been watching the artic because it's gaining ice you idiot. Your side is losing so badly, prove me wrong please. Who is making agreements to cap emissions? Where are the wind powered cars?
Where are your sources for this funding you claim is being provided? Just making up more lies?
You are pretty quick to call people idiots. Offhead I'd say you are two or three epithets from being blocked. But I digress. Here is the URL for the National Snow and Ice Data Center: http://nsidc.org/sotc/sea_ice.html
Run along now and inform yourself.
Oh, and BTW, it's arCtic, not "artic"
Accuracy of spelling is fine as long as she doesn't start whacking me with a ruler or something. That's my fear with Fern.
Yes, I wear my snow-white hair in a bun and my glasses on the end of my nose, ruler at the ready! All right, mea culpa – call it a pet peeve. Precision in language is important. The more we generalize and euphamize, the less we understand each other. And that is dangerous.
What you may not realize, Rick, is that I am a life-long skeptic. I believe nothing at face value and do an enormous amount of homework whenever I am confronted with an apparant contradiction. What I see here is anti-intellectual paranoia, a distrust of science that is too complex to reduce to a post on a blog about public relations. It is rather the basis for a doctoral thesis.
No whacking with rulers, I promise. Keep an open mind, Rick. That's the best strategy.
and the dollars take care of themselves …
I also have a T-shirt that says: Is "anal retentive hyphenated?"
Uh, that analogy has to do with saving money, not disseminating a massive propaganda campaign on the public. (Which by the way, can't be done on less then a penny a person per year.)
Well, according to even yourself if Exxon is spending pennies per person per year and there is a significant percentage of skepticism about climate change amongst the public as the polls you cite say there is, then it's obviously working. You can't have it both ways.
But then that wouldn't be the first time your argument contradicted itself.
If I go outside and see a lot of umbrellas, it doesn't mean the umbrellas caused it to rain Peter. You misunderstand correlation and causation badly.
Canadians remain skeptical about AGW in spite of the intimidation tactics of warmies. We are skeptical because the science is new and the costs to combat are massive.
Canadians skepticism has nothing to do with a few pennies spent here or there.
No, it means people believe it's raining. So what's your point? What do correlation and causation have to do with anything being said here. So skepticism does not arise out of reading or thinking about the issue? And people are impervious to the discourse that happens around them? Beliefs and attitudes simply appear out of nowhere?
You're grasping at red herrings because you got caught in another contradiction: saying denier funding has little influence, yet claiming skepticism is widespread. And since the skeptics always seem to repeat the denier talking points, there is no way to deny the connection.
Skeptics exist because the science is so new and because the science is so complex and because the cost to combat it so high and because AGW advocates are so self-righteous and power hungry.
Skepticism has nothing to do with Exxon. It has to do with Canadians carefully weighing the present evidence and the cost and deciding the measures are too prohibitive to implement at present. Nothing more.
skepticism isn't always right but it does naturally exist.
Smoking for example: you see people of all ages walking around smoking and they don't appear to be in worse shape than average, you hear about some smoker living to 106 and some other old smoker who has never been sick and you start thinking maybe it's not so bad.
Still on average smokers get sick and die earlier.
Something like that could happen with climate: The weather is cold, the storms are the same as always and some of the trees are even turning faster than they used to in the fall - plus it's snowing somewhere and a lot of places had a cool summer or something.
so, yes skepticism arises without money. That doesn't necessarily make it right.
Except the skepticism that uses the same arguments and talking points doesn't arise without money. It comes from a source.
Skepticims exists without any source. And without money. Skepticism exists because AGW scientists and its advocates have attempted to steamroll their agenda over the public.
Skepticism exists because the cost of action is so draconian. And it is because so few AGW advocates practise what they preach and because so many of the public's questions have not been answered, that Copenhagen will not succeed.
Until AGW advocates drop their self-righteous tone and actually start living what they preach, it is hard to see the majority of Canadians taking warmies seriously.
post not ending up where I place it.
So the skepticism that Exxon breeds is not funded? Exxon is not devoting any money to promoting skepticism? Desmog is just lying about all the money they track? Paul, how do you know this?
People can be skeptical on their own, there is no doubt. They can make up their own minds after researching the evidence. But when some people's opinions tend to mirror the rhetoric and talking points of the funded deniers, there is an obvious connection. It's not a coincidence. Just look at EdB's posts. Unquestionably the funded skepticism works on some people.
No, skeptics are basically asking the same questions even though they arise from seperate sources.
When have climate scientists ever been able to predict the earth's temperature a 100 years in advance? Do they have a track record for this kind of thing?
We, the citizens of Canada, are the ones who will have to make the massive adjustments so we will keep asking questions until they are answered to our satisfaction.
Obviously, Canadians as a whole are not convinced so far and that is why Canada will not commit to anything draconian at Copenhagen.
I see Climate Audit has a tip jar with a suggested 20.00 donation so I guess he's being funded by whoever clicks on it. Maybe someone from Exxon keeps the tip jar full. I wouldn't be surprised. Free enterprising, I suppose. Nice gig if you can get it. Plus he's got adsense, whatever that's worth.
Answer: No one is paying SM for what he does. Implying, without any evidence, that he is somehow on someones payroll is rather duplicitous.
Why is it that AGW advocates can not get their head around the fact that many millions of Canadians have serious questions about the AGW, and that until they are answered, will not allow our govts to impose draconian measures?
Desmog is really all about quiet corporate funding of AGW critics, so it's always going to be about money and where it comes from. Maybe McIntyre has motivations that aren't all about money. I don't know. But I think it's only reasonable to wonder.
There is actually amost no corporate funding of AGW skeptics. Exxon's one penny per person per year is less then peanuts. Governments and green groups far outspend any corporation on green propaganda.
Besides, the headline says who is funding SM, not if. Without any evidence (and desmog has none) making the unfounded implication is duplicitous.
Living in a bit of an intellectual bubble, I do think desmog is truly surprised that there are skeptics in Canada. If less time was spent attempting to demonize and/or silence skeptics, they would find that there are millions of skeptics in Canada.
You always seem to pop up when this issue arises, ready to repeat (yet again) your pennies point. I suggest you read Climate Cover-up, where you will find (carefully cited & sourced) the record of money spent by the fossil fuel industry to buy lobbyists, support think tanks, target journalists etc etc. – putting their money to use where they will get the biggest bang for their buck. Any company that advertises their product to the public spends only pennies per person. Your argument is silly. The operative word in the term Mass Media is "Mass". You get to cover a lot of ground with a tiny investment per capita.
Go back to sleep Paul. We'll wake you up when/if you become relevant.
Refer me to something in the peer-reviewed literature FEMACK, since warmies aren't supposed to believe anything unless it has been peer reviewed. Anyone can put citations into something. But if they're all from other paranoid warmies, they don't mean anything.
In spite of all the digging for dirt, the only funding of skeptics has been mere pennies.
A "tiny investment" of less then one penny per person per year gets you exactly nothing. So instead of continuing to spread your urban green myth around, try a more factual argument.
Stop lying about pennies. Give the total amounts, and sources for your info.
Less than 1 cent, per person, per year in the US VJ. Exxon has managed a massive propaganda campaign on such a miserly amount? It can't be done. Sorry, failing grade for you. ;)
Uh, no Marco. Spending less then a penny per person per year is insufficient for propaganda. Can't be done.
And yet it's being done, everyday, as reported on Desmog Blog.
What is being done Peter? The perpetuation of an urban myth?
Repeating "Exxon bad" over and over doesn't make it so. The whole Proganda with A Penny idea is one that only rabid greens believe. The Canadian public doesn't buy into that tale at all.
Here is the in-house story. http://www.desmogblog.com/no-apology-is-owed-dr-s-fred-singer-and-none-will-be-forthcoming
Oh good, a repost of the same rantings that Eli Rabett had. Both of which are completely off topic. Thanks! ;)
to join up the dots, Paul.
$20,000 (2006 prices) would have given you a report specifically created to cast doubt. It would have the name of a notorious sceptic (sorry, eminent scientist), attached, it would be endorsed by a board, purpose built for just that task. It would then be distributed to the press and the politicians, all of that covered by that single cost. That is propaganda for much less than a penny a person. Something you claim can't be done.
Nope, can't be done Richard. Especially when a single organization like Greepeace spends more on illegal activities in a week.
And your source for this lie?
Greenpeace's budget is in the open. The complete Greenpeace organisation, all over the world, has a net income of about 150 million euros. It spends about 130 million a year on campaigns in many different fields. That's far less than a penny per person!
Uh, I would check your math Marco.
And $130 million from a single environmental group? Of which there are dozens? And not including expenditures by governments? Compared to $3 million from a certain oil company?
Greenpeace spends 130 million on numerous different campaigns, not simply climate. Greenpeace is also the largest environmental group in the world, and other groups would have far far fewer funds to devote to any single issue like climate. Government spending is even more minuscule. Give your head a shake.
The real purpose of greenpeace is the establishment and celebration of the mass nude protest - think about it - 700 naked hippies huddled together on a glacier. That is an accomplishment right there.
LOL…that's right. Unfortunately all those hippy warm naked bodies could melt the glaciers.
Man, these reply window boxes are getting narrower and narrower.
Goverments spend enormous sums indoctrinating our kids and Canada's kids about AGW. But the parents still don't buy it. At least, not enough for the govt to impose draconian actions.
When will you?
With that 130 million, spent all over the world, everyone is aware of all the different topics Greenpeace addresses.
Compare that not only to the 3 million (well, probably much much more) Exxon spends almost exclusively in the US, but also on the money various astroturf organisations receive from several other organisations. Oh yes, Exxon isn't the only one spending dollars on getting organisations to act on their behalf…
Greenpeace far outspends oil companies on issues related to climate change. Out of that $130 million, I bet at least half is spent on AGW.
I KNOW the number (it's in the annual report), so I bet you 1000 dollar you are wrong.
And it's not just Greenpeace outspending corporations; we also have the WWF, the Sierra Club, etc., etc..


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This cinematic is to me the less exciting but by far the most beautiful and well done.
It looked amazing. The fight was Ok. The monk.. At first I didn't like it as much, just because he is not fighting seriously. The look on the orc and human face though is priceless. And the bit when "chen" straights the lantern (I think it was a lantern? i would swear i saw some smoke coming out of it) was funny and made me laugh all the times I saw it. Kinda like the human sheeping someone on the classic cinematic.
As for the end of the cinematic, I though it was ok. And here's why. They got into pandaria, they saw a pandaren, both of which they probably didn't know about. This expansion is all about exploration, so to end with a scenic view of pandaria is fine. (even though it ended with "chen").
But it needed more conflit of horde vs allience. I to me that should have been there in the beginning, we only saw 2 ships and 2 people. We could have seen more ships, more people, a bigger fight. And then move to those two and end with the discovery of pandaria. That of course is a huge thing.
That's what I think.
Oh and I think the orc and human were to amazed and confused at pandaria to start fighting in the end. And teamed up because they were getting their asses kicked with this new foe they knew nothing of.
Finally... Is that really Chen? I hope not. Because if he is.. how did he find pandaria? the mists only now cleared... and he was in azeroth before.. (and didn't he born on the turtle? so he never been there.. i may be wrong on this point). So to me its kinda strange.
Would make more sense if its a pandaren from pandaria that see two strange creatures fighting and battle them so they stop, as he said, to defend his land, and preserve balance.
PS: Yeah i was waiting for the Sha as well.
Sorry for long post.
EDIT: Forgot to mention, this is the least exiting of all cinematics because, the classic introduces the whole world and races, so it was awesome, and we saw cool spells and all that. TBC because of illidan in demon form saying were not prepared for him. Thats exiting. Arthas was awesome cause he raised a goddamn dragon and had an amazing army by his side (and his father talking helped a lot). Cataclism... well deathwing riped the world apart. how can that not be exciting?.
This one.. no big conflit, so not as exciting. But still an amazing cinematic that to me, did what it was supposed to. Revealed what the expansion is about.


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No 01: Osculetur me osculo oris sui
No 02: Trahe me post te
No 03: Nigra sum sed formosa
No 04: Vineam meam non custodivi
No 05: Si ignoras te, o pulchra
No 06: Pulchrae sunt genae tuae
No 07: Fasciculus myrrhae dilectus meus
No 08: Ecce tu pulcher es
No 09: Tota pulchra es, amica mea
No 10: Vulnerasti cor meum
No 11: Sicut lilium inter spinas
No 12: Introduxit me rex in cellam
No 13: Laeva eius sub capite meo
No 14: Vox dilecti mei
No 15: Surge, propera, amica mea
No 16: Surge, amica mea, speciosa mea
No 17: Dilectus meus mihi
No 18: Surgam et circuibo civitatem
No 19: Adiuro vos, filiae Hierusalem
No 20: Caput eius aurum optimum
No 21: Dilectus meus descendit
No 22: Pulchra es amica mea
No 23: Quae est ista quae progreditur
No 24: Descendi in hortum meum
No 25: Quam pulchri sunt gressus tui
No 26: Duo ubera tua
No 27: Quam pulchra es, et quam decora
No 28: Guttur tuum sicut vinum optimum
No 29: Veni, dilecte mi
There are indications of haste in the first printing. The tenor and bass part-books are dated 1583, the other three 1584. There are a few obvious errors and omissions in this original set. We may assume publication early in 1584, perhaps to meet a special demand. For these are not thinly disguised erotic madrigals that happen to be in Latin, nor are they liturgical motets. They are exactly what Palestrina said they were, and precisely what suited the private and public devotional gatherings of people encouraged most notably by St Philip Neri, a man of extraordinary influence who had transformed religious and cultural life in Rome since the early 1560s. Under his persuasion confraternities were formed for the practice of spiritual exercises. Laudi spirituali were revived and madrigali spirituali became a popular musical genre. Indeed, Palestrina was a founder member of the Compagnia de i Musici di Roma dedicated to St Cecilia, begun in 1584. Bringing out his Song of Songs collection just in time may well have been Palestrina's inaugural contribution.
By dedicating the set to his patron and employer Gregory XIII, Palestrina not only followed convention but honoured a reforming Pope who had supported him in his post as master of the Julian Chapel Choir, who had commissioned him (with Zoilo) to revise and reform the Roman chant books, and who had continued to keep Palestrina in his private chapel as an unofficial Papal composer.
There is every reason to believe that the earliest performances would have been by Palestrina's small group of colleagues, adult male singers of the Papal choirs, the Julian in particular. Palestrina's twenty-nine motets are vocal chamber music with a wide appeal that was recognized in his own time. The eleven editions in part-books are testimony to the popularity that Palestrina clearly expected. He may not have been a hypocrite but he was no fool in his business dealings or his publishing acumen. His Song of Songs was eminently suitable then, as it is now, for every kind of small singing group from male-voice soloists to mixed voices in small choirs, in low- or high-pitch performance.
Our modern age can hardly avoid some cynicism in regard to the traditional Jewish and Christian allegorical interpretation of the Song of Songs: the texts clearly evolved from the love poetry of desert people, from cult-mythology and tribal wedding songs. But the Songs must be seen, and the music heard, in the context of an age of Roman Catholic Counter-Reformation fervour, an age devoted by Roman authority to the triumph of the Virgin as well as her tenderness. The Spouse of the allegory is not only the Church or the individual soul but the bride who is represented by Our Lady the Mediator and by the Queen of Heaven, the One arrayed for battle, even the woman of the Apocalypse; certainly to Palestrina's contemporaries, the Virgin who won the Battle of Lepanto (1571) and for whom the Papacy instituted the Feast of Our Lady of Victory. The gentle enclosed garden of Virginity is balanced by the Catholic vision of triumph over evil; in the words of the Spaniard, Luis de Leon: 'Virgin, arrayed in the sun, crowned with eternal stars, who walks her sacred feet upon the moon'. Fray Luis wrote his poems in 1572 when he was imprisoned for translating the Canticum Canticorum into Spanish. St Teresa of Avila had to burn her Meditation on the Song of Songs. It seemed to the authorities that the allegory could be preserved in the Latin but that the eroticism would prevail in the vernacular.
Although some have thought to impose a story-line upon Palestrina's twenty-nine motets, with a narrative continuum between Bride, Bridegroom and Chorus, there is little evidence that the composer has attempted this at all. He rarely even observes these exchanges, nor does he characterize or dramatize the persons or events. His selection and division of the texts ignores what we see in modern editions of the Bible. In fact Palestrina was working from the Latin Bible prior to the Biblia Vulgata revision of 1592. This also accounts for some variants in the Latin text as set by Palestrina.
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What's the Right Amp for You? Complete Guitar Amp Buyer's Guide
Whether it's a small portable amp, large 4x12 or a simply a valve head. The choices are seemingly endless.So we decided to put together a guide covering the many options available and try highlight some of the features which make each unique.
In real simple terms amplifiers come in several forms valve amps, transistor amps & modeling amps. These in turn can be a head and cab, a combo ( or combination of head and cab) amp. There is even acoustic amps and even mini amps to consider!
Major companies such as Orange cater for all different needs: from Valve amps ideal for professional gigging players to solid state practice amps, and even mini amps. View Orange Amps here
There's no "right" or "wrong" amp, actually, because it always depends on your personal tastes, on your ear. But here's a few pointers that will help you look in the right direction anyway!
Beginner / Just playing at home? If you're just a beginner, a mini amp might be enough for you. For playing at home, either beginners or even experienced players don't need anything bigger, better or mor expensive than a sub-£100 guitar practice amp.
Busker? If you're a busker, you're better off with an amp that does not require a power supply. The Roland Micro Cube is a great little amp, very popular with buskers who require amplification due to its portability, cheap price and the fact it can be powere by batteries! It's pretty loud, too!
Recording? The best amps for recording WON'T be big, 100-watts Marshalls, for instance! On the contrary, small amps are the best choice. We're talking about small valve amps, here. That's because, unlike with bigger, louder amps, you can crank up small valve amps, pushing them to tone heaven. If you did the same with bigger amps, it wouldn't work - you'd sound so loud you wouldn't be able to make a good recording! This technique has been used by many, many top artists. Despite using big & loud marshall amps onstage, Jimmy Page used a small Supro valve amp on the early Led Zeppelin albums. Likewise, the Arctic Monkeys used an old Fender Champ on most of their debut album.
The best small valve amps for recording that we have are: Fender Super Champ X2, Blackstar HT-Metal 5, Fender Pro Junior III, Blackstar HT-5C Valve Combo.
Playing Small Gigs? If you play small gigs, such as at pubs, clubs etc, small places with capacity of 200 persons or less, you won't need a massively loud amp. A 15-Watt Valve amp will be more than loud enough, such as the Fender Blues Junior or Vox AC-15. You can use louder valve amps, such as a Vox AC30 or Fender Hot Rod DeVille, but in most cases you won't need to set the volume more than halfway up! Valve amps sound louder than solid state amps, so even though a 15-watt valve amp is loud enough fro gigs, a 15-watt solid state amp will be only recommended for home practice. Good solid state amps include the Orange Crush PiX 35LDX and Blackstar ID:30TVP 30W. Both are loud enough for mid-sized venues and sound superb.
If you're in a small band, it's very important to choose an amp that's loud enough - as not every venue will mic your amp. Ironically, bigger artists don't need to worry about this, since they are safe in the knowledge they'll always have a good sound and their amps will always be mic'ed. That's why Seasick Steve plays a small Roland Cube amp, but it's not necessarily a great choice if you're in a band who plays live.
Valve Amp or Solid State Amp? There's no right or wrong here, but, for tone alone, valve amps are way better. If you can afford a valve amp, just go ahead and buy one! They're the amps all the great bands ever used - from Beatles and Rolling Stones to Arctic Monkeys and Radiohead, 99% of all professional musicians simply prefer valve amps, like the Vox AC30 or Fender Hot Rod Deluxe III. But there's nothing wrong with solid state amps - the audience at a gig wouldn't be able to tell the difference. Solid state amps have many advantages: they are cheaper, lighter, and require less care than a valve amps (which eventually will need new valves, for instance!). Vox, Line 6 and Hiwatt make really good solid state amps that you can gig with without worries.
FX or no FX? Again, it's almost a question of valve or solid state, here. Most valve amps don't come with any effects other than tremolo and reverb, at most. Solid State amps often come with a wide range of features such as digital FX and amp modeling. If you're an have lots of fx pedals, you don't really need a modeling unit, but if you're new to guitar playing, buying an amp with modeling FX might be a good way to get familiar with all those sounds.
Combo or Head + Cab? Again, this is a personal choice. It's easier to have a combo, but a head + cab combination might be easier (& lighter) to carry, as you can carry both parts separately. Of course, if you're in a metal band, you simply MUST use a really loud head amp (no matter how small the venue is) and a 4x 12" speaker cabinet. That's just how it is...it's in the rock bible, somewhere!
Here's our top picks...
Our Top 5 Guitar Head Amps (want more? View Guitar Head Amps at Dolphin)
Laney Ironheart StudioLaney have perhaps made the ultimate studio/home practice amp with the Ironheart. Recording outputs, Reamp Inputs, 15/1 Watt selection and pure valve tone. The Ironheart has been picking up plaudits everywhere and rightly so. Will cover most smaller gigs nicely as well.
Vox Night TrainNight Train is one sexy beast. Solid enough to inspire confidence, Night Train weighs less than seventeen pounds - and the "armoured lunchbox" dimensions provide extreme portability. Finished with a cool chrome mirror-finish, the signature VOX diamond design reveals that inspiring vacuum tube glow. And of course, the Night Train NT15H includes its own padded carry case to protect your investment.
Vox AC4 HeadHere's another great Vox product, but an altogether different affair than the Night Train. The Vox AC4 offers pure vintage charm and, at 5 watts, is the quietest head amp of the bunch - as well as the cheapest, at under £200! The AC4 is ideal for recordings, where you crank up the amp to get the best, crunchiest valve tones. This up-to-date Class A version retains the distinctive EL84 power tube of the original and features a 12AX7 powered pre-amp, delivering a classic British tone
Peavey Classic 30
Nile Rodgers from Chic has long used a Peavey Classic for his iconic cleans and funky disco tone. But that's far from all it's capable of, the Classic delivers blues crunch in spades and can be cranked all the way up for gigs. Part of countless gigging band's rigs, a popular and versati
Orange Tiny TerrorSmall, loud and already legendary, the Orange Tiny Terror is without any doubt one of the most popular head amps we sell. Why? This very versatile workhorse won't let you down in recording sessions or at gigs, and it's quite affordable, too! The Tiny Terror is ideal for any guitarist seeking professional grade tube tone at a price range that won't break the bank. With 15 watts of available Class A valve power, the Tiny Terror is a highly versatile workhorse suited to a myriad of guitar playing scenarios.
Our Top 5 Guitar Cabs (want more? View Guitar Cabs at Dophin)
Marshall MG 4X12 ACF cabinet
Nothing screams rock quite like a Marshall half stack. This is an affordable entry to the legendary British cab, with specially selected speakers.
The two 12-inch G12 Anniversary Model speakers were specially manufactured in commemoration of Celestion's 70th anniversary, and are a great choice for delivering the NT50s distinct clean and crunch tones. The V212NT's retro look and rounded corner design make it the perfect companion for the Night Train 50, exuding a powerful presence on stage.
Blackstar ID:412A
Featuring Blackstar Blackbird speakers, it's the ideal compliment for the Blackstar ID series head but will partner equally well with any head you choose to place on it's shoulders.
Marshall 1960AIt needs no introduction, the Marshall cab has graced stages of probably every country on the globe. When only British Celestion speakers mounted in a Marshall cab will do...
Orange PPC212
There are many guitarists who are quite happy to plug their head into any cabinet they can lay their hands on. It's a pity as you only need use your ears to realize the difference the right cabinet can make to your amplifier's sound. Too many manufacturers compromise their cabinets by using inexpensive speakers. This foolhardy decision can be disastrous!…
Our Top 5 Guitar Combos (want more? View Guitar Combos at Dolphin)
Introducing the new Valvetronix+ Series – the latest in Valvetronix evolution, featuring 99 ready-to-play presets, a massive infusion of effects, plus an all-new Power Level control.
Orange Crush PiX 20LDX
Orange have long been master of valve tone but recently an increasing number of affordable solid state amps have come with the distinctive Orange livery. They don't put out an amp unless it delivers on tone and the Crush is no exception. With plenty of effects and reverb to play with when you're practicing.
Blackstar HT Studio 20Some amps just hit that sweet spot, loud enough to gig but with master volume control to keep things down at home. Throw in footswitching, reverb, plenty of EQ options and you've got an amp fit for stage, studio and home. Blackstar are a newish name but their reputation has soared quickly, with glowing reviews and endorsements from the like of Richie Sambora, Bob Mould & Gaz Coombes.
Fender Blues JuniorFender amps are relied upon by guitarists of all stripes for great valve tones. The Blue Junior will cover you nicely small gigs but also let you crank it up and get some famous Fender crunch at home, without shaking the foundations.
The Vox AC-30 is quite possibly the most legendary guitar amp ever made, used by everyone from The Beatles and Rolling Stones to U2 and The Libertines. The AC30 CC2 updates the legendary amp with new and improved features - a guitarist's dream amp, no less! The new VOX AC30 Custom Classic…
Our Top 5 Modeling Amps
Roland Cube-20GX
For practice, tone, playback and recording the Cube series is hard to beat. Integrates with iDevices for playing along with music and gives you all the effects and amp sounds you need in one place. Lightweight compact the Cube 80GX is also a great gigging solution.
Fender Mustang III
Deep editing via PC means you can get any amp sound you want from the Mustang. A powerhouse of modelling tone.
Historical Background of guitar amps
Want To Know More? Read The Tube Amp Book
- Tubeopedia - Wiki of electronic tubes and related topics
- The Vacuum Tube FAQ - Henry Pasternack's FAQ from rec.audio
- The Audio Circuit - An almost complete list of manufacturers, DIY kits, materials and parts and 'how they work' sections on valve amplifiers
- Conversion calculator - distortion factor to distortion attenuation and THD
- AX84.com - Although oriented towards valve guitar amplifiers, AX84's free schematics and theory document apply well to any tube/valve project
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Consciousness In The Cell
The letters you see in the table on the opposite page are not in random order. Actually, they are part of the description containing information about hemoglobin, the protein that transports oxygen in the blood. This description is recorded in DNA, which contains all of the information relevant to the entire body. When hemoglobin needs to be synthesized, these letters are selected out of the three billion letters found in the DNA. This selection process is carried out by RNA polymerase, an enzyme so meticulous and careful that it never makes a mistake in reading or selecting the correct letters out of billions. It identifies the correct ones every time.
After selecting the correct letters and obtaining the description of the protein, it goes to the ribosomes, the cell's production center for protein synthesis.
The ribosomes read this description with the same meticulousness and care and, understanding the message, they then begin to synthesize the protein flawlessly.
This event is very organized and planned, just as architects and engineers design a skyscraper with the latest technology, the plans for which they then place in the hands of specialist builders and technicians.
Darwinists, on the other hand, claim that this superior degree of organization in a tiny area that can't even be seen with the naked eye, came about by coincidence. They claim that molecules formed from blind, unconscious, lifeless atoms display continual insight and somehow direct and engineer such faultless plans and organization.
To believe in such a claim as this is as illogical as believing that fairy tales are real. But Darwinism has hypnotized many people and blocked their powers of understanding.
The letters below are instructions for the production of hemoglobin. When the body needs hemoglobin, an enzyme called RNA polymerase identifies these letters one by one, out of three billion letters of the DNA, makes a copy of them, and orders them in the correct sequence. Later, it ferries the copied instructions to the site in the cell where production will take place.


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Michelle and Barack Obama. With 67% of Americans viewing first lady Michelle Obama favorably, she's more popular than the president.
Xi Jinping and Peng Liyuan. Peng Liyuan is the stylish second wife of newly-installed Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Melinda Gates and Bill Gates. With a net worth of $67 billion, Bill Gates is the United States' richest man, and through the work of the foundation he founded and runs with wife Melinda, he's also the world's most generous.
Jay-Z and Beyoncé. The first couple of music is tight with the first couple of the United States and each respected in their own rights.
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt. After seven years as a couple, Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt announced their engagement. "Yes, it's confirmed. It is a promise for the future and their kids are very happy."
Marissa Mayer and Zachary Bogue. Yahoo CEO Mayer and Bogue, a former lawyer who invests in big-data startups and founded investment fund Data Collective, married in 2009.
Portia de Rossi and Ellen DeGeneres. The talk show host/comedienne and 'Arrested Development' actress married in 2008. In March, DeGeneres took to her blog to urge the Supreme Court to strike down California's Prop 8: "Portia and I aren't as different from you as you might think."
Hillary and Bill Clinton. Former U.S. President Bill Clinton and former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton are both private citizens now, but they are still one of the most influential couples in the world.
Gerard Pique and Shakira. The Colombian-born performer is a judge on "The Voice" and her footballer-boyfriend Pique plays for FC Barcelona, one of soccer's most valuable teams. They welcomed their first child in January.
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Tired of kicking over the shampoo in the shower or never finding your towel when you step out of it? With bathroom accessories like shower shelves, towel rails and toothbrush holders you can get everything under control. We even have boxes and baskets to sort out your small stuff, plus all those essentials like bathroom scales and toilet brushes.
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See who's the fairest of them all with our wide choice of bathroom mirrors. We have lots of styles, sizes and shapes to choose between, from big elaborate bathroom mirrors to small vanity mirrors with a magnifying side, great for getting up close and personal. You'll have plenty of options to suit your space too, with bathroom mirrors that can fit in those awkward nooks and crannies. And to get the best possible view, why not put a vanity mirror on the wall near your main mirror? It means you can check if your new hairdo is alright at the back before you rush off to work.
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Our bathroom mirror range also includes a big choice of mirror cabinets in lots of different styles and sizes. They give you great practical storage for your make-up and hand lotion and other bits and pieces. Our mirror cabinets belong to each series, so you can choose other pieces of our bathroom furniture in the same style to get a coordinated look. In fact, whatever you need for your bathroom, from bathroom mirrors to bathroom scales, it's worth taking a look at what we have. You'll find everything from the big things like sink cabinets and high cabinets to the little details like boxes and baskets, and all great value for money.


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