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078 Shopping for Santa: A Season's Greeting
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Airs week of: 2009-12-09
"Shopping for Santa" (52:00 mp3):
Holiday spirits and communal consumption:
We go shopping at "City X," a sound-rich history of America's malls and their creator, architect Victor Gruen (PRX | Radio Lab | 3rd Coast).
The producer, at age 2, sings "Silent Night" with her Dad. A woman homesteader remembers brutal North Dakota winters in the 1920s. Blues legend Brownie McGhee describes homemade Christmas presents. Adi Gevins' father reveals that all New York Santas gain entry through the fire escape. And an Oroville grandfather uses a snow machine to make his plastic Christmas tree even more realistic. Produced for the series A Gathering of Days, with support from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and KQED-San Francisco. Thanks to Adi Gevins, psychiatrist Ray Posie, John Langstaff: creator of Christmas Revels, and the late Peter Allison for the family recordings.
Eli Boggs, age 3, sings "We Wish You a Merry Christmas". His dad, Jesse Boggs, plays guitar.
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This was an enjoyable program; nostalgic. Japanese do not celebrate the winter solstice. There is a national holiday on Dec 23 – the Emperor's birthday. However, they do have holidays for the spring and fall equinoxes. Merry Xmas!
This has to be the lamest radio piece I have ever heard: random, without any context, historically inaccurate, nostalgic, and oh-so-NPR-cute. This epitomizes the smugness of NPR's elitism without any real content. And what's so annoying is the ahistorical aspect of it all. You know what malls do have a real, serious history: the epi-center of 1950s white suburbs, middle-class dreams, development of sprawl, and America's love affair with consumption–not these random, uninformed comments about food courts, make-overs, and picking up girls.
I beg to differ, this was very historically accurate, and I know because I was there, and did a huge amount of research in its preparation. This a case history, and not intended to function in the way that you seem be indicating.
"the epi-center of 1950s white suburbs, middle-class dreams, development of sprawl," — these are all issues referred to in the piece. I'm curious to know if you actually heard the whole piece, or just tuned in to the middle part.
This piece is certainly not random, and much of the context is provided by the listener (which is what I found interesting about this approach). It's intentionally vague, and that's the point — in many ways, malls have homogenized the country and created a very vague sense of culture on the local level. But as much as there are negative aspects to it, I also have fond memories of being there, which I pointed out though the use of nostalgia. My feelings about the mall are quite complex, and I think this piece reflects that.
I would hope that this piece is judged based on its actual intent (which I think is implicit to anyone who gives it a chance). If you were looking for a straightforward documentary, then I'm not surprised by your disappointment. If you want a "serious" history of the mall, there are several good books I could recommend. This piece is an essay, and a reflection on the effect of "the mall" from the perspective of the people who go there. And it uses the medium in a way that's intended to provoke the imagination. The meaning is between the lines.
But really, the best criticism is action. If you don't like the intent of this piece, or what it says, or the way it was made, make a piece of your own that says things in a way that has the qualities that are important to you. That's what I did.
I can't tell you how little I wanted to hear about malls, but I clicked 'play' anyway and this piece (the first one) captivated me with its narration-free, judgment-free exploration of how we relate to our culture of shopping and to our environs (downtown vs malls). When the kids were talking about scoping each other out at the mall, I felt like I was hearing of the mating rituals of another human tribe, another culture, as an anthropologist might (I could relate to it on the one hand but it also felt foreign to me).
I did not want the piece to end. (Wasn't going to leave a comment but decided I should put in my two cents of appreciation.)
I liked the variety and flow of the Christmas piece, too. And a darling ending, with the child singing, and then the guitar… it's Christmas in August for me right now. Thanks for putting this together.
What I just realized I especially love about Hearing Voices is the lack of editorializing patter and preamble to the pieces. So thanks again.
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EAU CLAIRE — Justin Vasel, a 2011 University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire physics graduate, will present "Stealthy Neutrinos and the Search for Exploding Stars" March 20 as part of the "Ask a Scientist" series.
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During his presentation, Vasel — who currently is pursuing a master's degree in physics and is a student researcher and teaching assistant in the physics department at the University of Minnesota Duluth — will discuss the solution to a current problem in astronomy research: the difficulty in studying exploding stars, also known as supernova explosions.
"These explosions are very rare; they happen in our galaxy on average only two or three times each century, making it very difficult for astronomers to be looking in the right place in the sky at the right time," Vasel said.
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As you can see, most districts are clustered between 100 and 10,000 people per square mile. If you examine the two trendlines I've drawn, the blue one represents how we should expect to find the districts, and the red one shows how it actually bends significantly. This demonstrates the level of gerrymandering that republicans have accomplished, maximizing the number of districts that are republican, even if just slightly, while shoving all democrats in their states into a few districts that are heavily democratic. This is how Republicans currently control the House of Representatives, despite receiving several million fewer votes in the House than Democrats received.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-33830875.post419548957139480566..comments2014-12-22T06:16:10.979ZComments on The Angry Medic: It's Cambridge Season: Good Luck!The Angry Medichttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-33830875.post-88119828038964270012008-12-11T18:16:00.000Z2008-12-11T18:16:00.000ZO, I say. Blogrolled by a Medic at Old Posh...O, I say. Blogrolled by a Medic at Old Posh...Foundation Trust Watchhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-33830875.post-15528879446061714892008-12-10T22:43:00.000Z2008-12-10T22:43:00.000ZTracy: LOL were you a fan of the TV show? And hi -...Tracy: LOL were you a fan of the TV show? And hi - thanks for dropping by! Hearing from you always brightens my day :)

Melissa: Ah, how familiar that sounds. Must be a universal experience in med school huh? Hope you're holding up okay (better than I am, anyway) :P

FTW: LOL for some reason your nickname cracks me up. 'FTW!' is one of my close pals' favourite super-geeky exclamations :) I'm adding you to my blogroll!

Elitist Anonymous: Don't they say that about a lot of other universities? Imperial and UCL seem to consider themselves full of Oxbridge rejects too...The Angry Medichttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-33830875.post-28369368499115068442008-12-09T22:35:00.000Z2008-12-09T22:35:00.000Zdurham(n) the grave yard of oxbridge rejectsdurham(n) the grave yard of oxbridge firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-33830875.post-70700142869280801492008-12-09T18:37:00.000Z2008-12-09T18:37:00.000Zif you don't make itIf you don't make it dears, th...if you don't make it

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I've wiped many walls with my robe while clinging onto them from fright, refusing to stand alone using *just* my feet for support.

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Park-Ohio Announces $250 Million Debt Offering
CLEVELAND, March 8, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Park-Ohio Industries, Inc., a subsidiary of Park-Ohio Holdings Corp. (Nasdaq: PKOH), today announced that it has commenced an offering of $250 million of senior subordinated notes due 2021 in an offering exempt from the registration requirements of the Securities Act of 1933. In connection with the offering of the senior subordinated notes, the Company intends to enter into a new revolving credit facility by amending and restating the agreement governing its existing credit facility.
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Although all of us go to the dog parks for our furry friends to socialize and have fun, I do believe SOME folks need a good bonk on the head. The dog parks all have little guy areas (for obvious reasons) and the big boy area. I hear over and over from folks that have a shih tsu size dog (10 pounds or less) tell me that "He really thinks he is a big guy."
Well I am here to tell you that your Shih Tzu is no match for a 80-pound German Shepard. Why you would put your small dog in a possibly no win situation, is beyond me. All the dogs are just like people, they have their favorites and not so favorites. The big ones that have an issue, usually work it out in a matter of seconds. No big deal! However, the little ones get tangled up in the mess, maybe, even started it, by being a bit aggressive and snapping at a much larger dog. Do you really think your so called (little, big guy) has half a chance with a german shepard, doberman, even a lab?
Think about it for a minute — You have no chance. It's like putting Pee Wee Herman in the boxing ring with George Forman. What are you thinking? I cannot go in the little area for obvious reasons, I do not belong there. They are taking all the risks, but I will have to pay if your ignorance gets your dog injured or killed. I will feel awfully bad, especially when it could all be avoided.
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First, a quick refresher on the season so far.
"The winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture will be Ben Affleck's tense new thriller Argo," film critic Roger Ebert wrote back on Sept. 10, after the rapturous response to that movie at the Toronto International Film Festival.
For a long time, that was the prevailing wisdom — and it still may come true — but then I heard a lot of voters expressing deep, fanatical passion for David O. Russell's Silver Linings Playbook, which they knew — knew — would win. Uh-oh, here comes Steven Spielberg's Lincoln …
Right now at the Gurus O' Gold prognostication site at Movie City News, I'm there with a dozen or so other film writers ranking my top 10. Life of Pi is at the top for me because it's the one that seems to surprise voters the most, even those who don't go in expecting to like it. I'll stick with it a little longer. There are lots of ways for voters to recognize the other contenders, but apart from below-the-line possibilities, Pi's achievements really come down to either Best Picture or Director. It's kind of all or nothing for that movie.
Maybe I'm wrong, but that's okay. Better to be wrong on your own than be wrong as part of a pack. For weeks, everyone placed their chips on Argo, then rapidly downgraded it pre-Thanksgiving to shift toward Lincoln. (In the next batch of predictions, expect to see Zero Dark or Les Mis upgraded to the top of the heap.) There are some who don't like the ending to Pi, but I find it's still a movie that wins over cynics. It could well be this year's Hugo — a fanciful story of a lost boy, which gets a lot of noms but few wins — but with enough number one votes for itself, and significant No. 2 votes from hardened partisans for other movies, I think it has a chance.
In a race where there are multiple front-runners, it's as good a pick as any.
As I wrote early last week, I see it was a four-way tie for first place — now likely a five-way or, if those Silver Linings people remain loyal, six-way race. Academy voters are nowhere near a consensus and a handful of other as-yet-unseen players (Django Unchained, The Hobbit) are still to come. My actual Top 10 predictions, counting just the films screened so far, looks like this:
1.) Argo
1.) Lincoln
1.) Les Miserables
1.) Life of Pi
1.) Zero Dark Thirty
6.) Silver Linings Playbook
7.) The Impossible
8.) Beasts of the Southern Wild
9.) Flight
10.) The Master
It's not sexy or risky to list five movies at No. 1, but that's how I see it. Everyone's favorite seems to be whatever they saw last, but as Paul Simon sang: "It's all gonna fade." Those passions will mellow and settle over the next month, and then we'll have a clearer picture of what's likely to win.
Right now, what difference does it make? The right to claim "told ya so!" in three months matters only to a handful of people (like me) who write about these prizes.
Honestly, there is no wisdom in intractable declarations at this stage; just guesses and opinion, some more educated than others. (For some of the brighter takes on this weekend, see these write-ups of Zero Dark from Awards Daily's Sasha Stone and Movie City News' David Poland, as well as Stone's assessment of Silver Linings' support. In Contention's Kris Tapley pens a run-down of the New York Les Mis reaction, and also slams the notion of Oscar bait in this analysis of how strong 2012 turned out to be, while my EW colleague Lindsey Bahr provides insight into the filmmaking prowess that saved Life of Pi from certain death. Glenn Whipp of the LA Times comes to a similar conclusion about the tied-up nature of the race, though he has an entirely different bottom five than I do. Hmm … )
While it remains unclear who the Best Picture winner will be, that's actually the best possible outcome for those who love film.
All that really matters is that cinephiles now have about half-a-dozen authentically great movies to see before being properly armed for this award season version of The Hunger Games, where nobody deserves to lose, but only one can win.
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My Timeless VersePaul, · Categories: General, literature
Every poet aspires to write at least one poem that someone will remember and think good after a number of years. We usually don't live to know whether we've accomplished that. But e-mail today gave me some hope and confirmation.
In 1980, I won or was finalist in The Cold Mountain Review Poetry Contest. As a result, I was invited to Boone, NC and to Appalachian State University for a dinner, a panel and a reading and later, as was the style of the period, late night drinking.
I met the editors, R. T. Smith (now at Washington and Lee University editing Shenandoah) and Charles Frazier (later known as the author of Cold Mountain and Thirteen Moons). I was even more amazed that the home of the Department Head (I think) who hosted the late night party had central vacuum connections. Little portals that suck in each room. Much delight was obtained.
Now 27 years later the poem that took me up the mountain, "Feet," [JPG of the poem] has been selected by 35th anniversary issue editor Joseph Bathanti to represent 1980.
Thanks, Joe and Rod and Charles.
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are you going to post the poem?
btw, i wasnt in ch in 1980, but it realy captures the feel of the streets in those days, before urban renewal and gentrification took over the south. i was in gboro in the early 80s and the people and the society there were as good as walking wounded, bleeding on the sidewalk. i walked in that blood for 5 years, and left plenty of it for others to trod in, then decided that being a computer programmer was the means of escape, the giant space rocket that would pull me out of that sticky mess on the sidewalk. worked, sorta.
thx for the poem, paul. now i really am motivated to read "The Days Run Away Like Wild Horses Over The Hills".


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I would like to know if anyone can advise me on inexpensive packaging for my chocolates. I have already found good sources for transparent acetate boxes of about 3 and 4 square inches on ebay (especially those coming from HK), but I would now like to find some cardboard boxes with inserts and transparent lids.
I've already sourced out the obvious companies such as Metropak, Plasbox and Brown Paper Packaging, but has anyone found other less expensive suppliers?
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You have been searching like i've did.
It is impossible to find attractive chocolate packaging here as in Europe. You either have to let it be produced yourself or import from Europe. In both cases a very expensive road.
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Could be a good idea, but I guess it would depend on the quantity, perhaps (I think your business is probably quite big)? Would you like to send me some more details please, or perhaps the website of your supplier so that I can browse and see?
So far, I've packed my chocolates in acetate boxes or cello bags. But am now considering simple cardboard with plastic on top with trays (like yours I would say), high enough for truffles - 35-40mm high. I have seen the 'clearview' site which you mentioned in another post... but from what I see, the boxes may not fit my truffles which are about 30-35mm high (mind you, I guess I could make them smaller).
Another idea is sourcing 'kraft' paper/cardboard, you know, that natural khaki colour giving an environmentally friendly look, which I could then 'stamp' my designs on.
Anyway, its very kind of you to suggest the co-op idea. Lets talk some more.
Hi Mim, please email me through my website, www.mamorchocolates. com. The box supplier with the clear top is Clearview Packaging, New Zealand.
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If he is currently moved out of your house, then I would say that he is lucky. to have a man who actually throws things around the house when he is upset would not be something I would put up with--I'd be afraid the next thing would be that he would start hitting you. Plus he didn't move in because the two of you were so in love that you wanted to take the next step--he moved in because he didn't have money and he was unemployed. Then he complains about things the way they are in your house---where you are probably paying the bills and supporting him. And he complains about your son--when it is his home. Surely being alone is better than being in this situation.
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So you're doing him a favor by giving him free lodging and he repays you by not doing any housework, spending your money by having fun with friends, probably at a bar, most evenings, berating you for having a life besides him and by telling you that he can do better. You need to improve your self esteem so that you won't put up with this behavior from anyone at anytime. It's time to take the garbage out. Change the locks if you have to. Tell him you're no longer happy in the relationship and he has to move out. A person has to treat you like gold to stay in your life. Put that message on the refrigerator and make it your new mantra. Good luck in 2014 and I hope you one day find a man who deserves you.
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I don't understand why you're asking what to do? The man verbally abuses you, and he'd probably physically abuse you eventually. He's a lazy ingrate who should have been kissing your feet for supporting him! A man who WANTS a job goes out and gets one, he doesn't play on the computer all day. And how dare he tell you what to do with your son and his belongings? You need to be thankful he moved out of your house and you should NEVER allow him to return. I don't get why you call him your "partner"! He's a nasty lazy bum, mooching off you. Those presents you bought for him and his family.........return them if you can, if not, donate them to a shelter where people will be grateful. I would rather be alone for the rest of my life than spend one day with a miserable moocher like him!


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10 years after introducing 43 Things to the world, we have decided we have met our last goal: completing the incredible experience that has been 43 Things. Please join us in giving one last cheer to all the folks who have shared their goals with the world, as well as all the people who have worked at The Robot Co-op to build this incredible website. We won a Webby Award, published a book, and brought happiness to a lot of people.
Starting today, 43 Things users can export their goals and entries from the site. Starting August 15, we will make the site "read only". 43 Things users will still be able to view the site and export their content, but we won't be taking any new content from users. We hope to leave the site up for folks to see and download their content until the end of the year. Ending on New Year's Eve takes us full circle.
It has been a long ride (one of our original goals was to "build a company that lasts at least 2 years" - we beat that one!) While we wish the site could live on, it has suffered from a number of challenges - changes in how people use the site, the advertising industry, and how search engines view the site. We wish the outcome was different – but we've always been realistic about when our goals are met and when they aren't.
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Like their establishment in New Hope, PA, the decor was very good although this place seemed to be considerably smaller. The beer-tender was very knowledgeable amd pleasant and had no issues with providing small samples prior to us diving into a pint of something that one does not really care for.
This is a type of establishment that I have and will continue to go out of my way to get to.
Walking into the dim interior, you notice, to the right, a long wooden bar, above which sits, on what one could say was the mezzanine, the glassed-in brewery opposite what one might also surmise to be additional dining. Of course, anyone familiar with the additional Triumph locations is well aware of their minimalist interiors; but, hey, this is not about design; it's about the beer.
And the beer …the good people at Triumph attempt to represent all major styles; in fact, I bet that even a Bud-swilling beer novice could find something to drink – besides their preferred macro. Here is what was available during my visit:
Honey Wheat – Made with wildflower honey Kellerbier – Pilsner style and very refreshing Vienna Lager – Marzen style Amber Ale – Pacific Northwest style, but lightly hopped Porter – Nice balance of malts Irish Dry Stout (Did not try) Rauchweizendopplebock – Say this quickly five times Bengal Gold IPA – I had two of these
No review of Triumph Philadelphia is complete without a quick mention of the unique restroom, which consist of two rows of self-contained stalls complete with Vacant/Occupied signs. The 21st Century is going to be grand.
PS: Doesn't Philly ever get tired of getting so many great places to quaff great beer? It is the City of Brotherly Love (of Beer).


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Merrimack Valley Magazine recently interviewed/profiled Adam for their January 2014 issue. Check it out here.
Portland's NBC affiliate WCSH-6 ran a great interview with Adam on their nightly show "207". Check it out here.
The Portland Press Herald recently shot a Kimball & Keyser video profile with Adam and posted it on their website:
Adam was recently interviewed by the University of Southern Maine's "The Free Press" about his mastering career, as well as Topics in Music Technology, the class he has taught at USM's School Of Music for 13 years to date. Check it out here:
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Adam contributed an essay to the newly released Hal Leonard publication "Less Noise More Soul: The Search for Balance in the Art, Technology, and Commerce of Music". Edited by David Flitner.
Adam is featured on iZotope's website for their "Stories From A Pro" series.
Adam was interviewed for/included in a 30 second TV spot for the University of Massachusetts at Lowell (his alma mater!). Included is Adam's bio at UML's website.
Adam gets a Profile on the UMass Lowell website!
American Idol winner Scotty McCreery's debut album "Clear As Day" hit #1 on the Billboard 200! Adam mastered "Clear As Day" this summer at Gateway!
Adam was interviewed for a feature in Mix Magazine's May 2011 issue. The theme was collaboration, and the title of the article (The Age of the "6 Word Email") is in part derived from a quote of Adam's!
Merging Technologies (the maker of the Pyramix DAW, Gateway's DAW of choice), recently quoted Adam on their website. Merging posted a news story on their home page, quoting recent Grammy Award winning Pyramix users.
UMass Lowell recently published an online story about Adam, and his fellow alumni Mark Donahue. The story focuses on Adam's Grammy Award wins, as well as his experience as a Sound Recording Technology student at UMass Lowell.
Gateway Mastering recently adopted the Sonoris DDP Player (aka the 'Gateway Player') as it's downloadable CD reference burning software of choice.
Adam was recently quoted on Sonoris' website explaining why the Sonoris Gateway Player is Gateway's downloadable CD burning software of choice.
Adam recently remastered Pearl Jam's "Vs" and "Vitalogy", both of which will be released on March 29th, 2011. Amazon.com's "Product Description" of "Vs" makes mention of Adam's remastering!
Adam was recently profiled in Maine the Magazine's November/December issue. Here's a photo of Adam from the article:
Adam has won another Latin Grammy, this time in the category of Album del Ano/Album of the Year as part of the production team (mastering engineer, of course!) on Juan Luis Guerra's latest release "A Son de Guerra"!
Juan Luis won a total of 3 Latin Grammys for "A Son de Guerra", in the categories of: "Album del Ano", "Best Contemporary Tropical Album", as well as "Best Tropical Song" for the album's first single "Bachata en Fukuoka".
Congratulations to Juan Luis and all of the musicians and engineers involved in the making of "A Son de Guerra"!!
Adam is nominated for a Latin Grammy! The nominees for the 11th annual Latin Grammys were announced, and Adam Ayan was nominated for his work with Juan Luis Guerra! The nomination is in the Album of the Year/Album del Ano category, for Juan Luis Guerra's latest release "ASonDeGuerra". Adam was the mastering engineer on "ASonDeGuerra", which earns him this nomination as part of the production team.
Adam won 2 Latin Grammys in 2007 for mastering Juan Luis Guerra's last album "La Llave De Mi Corazon". That year Juan Luis won a total of 6 Latin Grammys and 1 Grammy Award for "La Llave De Mi Corazon"!!
Juan Luis is also nominated in 3 other categories this year: "Best Contemporary Tropical Album", "Best Tropical Song" (for the album's first single "Bachata En Fukuoka"), and "Best Short Form Music Video" (also for the album's first single "Bachata En Fukuoka").
Tito El Bambino, also a client of Adam's, is nominated as well in the "Best Tropical Song" category for his single "Ti Pido Perdon".
Local alt weekly The Portland Phoenix (part of the legendary Boston Phoenix), recently named Adam Ayan among "Portland's Most Influential". Apart from being an extremely busy mastering engineer; working with the music industry's biggest artists and earning Grammy Awards and TEC Awards; Adam is also an active member of his community.
Adam has served on several task forces and committees for the City of Portland, including most recently City Hall's "Creative Economy Steering Committee", which among other things has helped the City Of Portland found a new non-profit called the Portland Creative Corporation, whose mission is to help promote and support Portland's creative economy. Known in the community as a supporter and activist for the Portland music scene, Adam also founded the Portland Music Foundation in 2006. The PMF is a 501c3 non-profit whose mission is to help support, organize, connect, and nurture Portland's thriving music community. Adam served as the PMF's de-facto leader and Board President for it's first 2 and a half years of existence, and now serves as an active member of the PMF's Board of Directors.
Adam is also part time faculty at the University of Southern Maine's School of Music, teaching a digital audio course called "Topics In Music Technology" for the past 8 years. His involvement with USM's School of Music helps bridge the gap between academic world at USM, the professional music world, and Portland, ME's music community.
Adam Ayan masters Carrie Underwood's #1 debuting album "Play On", and Steven Curtis Chapman's #1 album "Beauty Will Rise"!. Carrie Underwood's new release "Play On" debuted this week (November 12, 2009) at #1 on the Billboard 200, selling 318,000 copies. "Play On" also debuted at #1 on the Billboard Country Album chart, and "Cowboy Casanova", the first single from "Play On" also reached #1 on the Billboard Country Songs chart! In the same week, Steven Curtis Chapman's latest release "Beauty Will Rise" debuted @ #1 on the Billboard Christian album charts! Adam Ayan mastered "Beauty Will Rise", produced by Brent Milligan and Steven Curtis Chapman.
Luis Fonsi wins a Latin Grammy Award for "Song Of The Year"! Luis Fonsi won a Latin Grammy in the prestigious "Song Of The Year" category this week at the 10th Annual Latin Grammy Awards. Luis won for his hit single ""Aqui Estoy Yo", and shares the award with co-songwriteres Claudi Brant & Gen Rubin. Adam Ayan mastered ""Aqui Estoy Yo", as well as Luis Fonsi's latest album "Palabras del Silencio", mixed by Sebastian Krys.
Adam has won his first TEC (Technical Excellence and Creativity) Award! The award is for "Outstanding Creative Achievement" in the category of "Surround Sound Production" for his mastering work on the Foo Fighters DVD/Blu-Ray release "Live At Wembley Stadium". The 25th Annual TEC Award winners were announced Saturday October 10, 2009 in NYC.
The 10th Annual Latin Grammy Award nominations have been announced! Recent projects for the artists Luis Fonsi and Tito "El Bambino" (mastered by Adam Ayan!) have received 2 Latin Grammy nominations each! Luis Fonsi is nominated in both the prestigious "Cancion Del Ano" (Song Of The Year) and "Grabacione Del Ano" (Record Of The Year) categories for his hit single "Aqui Esto Yo", from the album "Palabras Del Silencio". Tito "El Bambino" is nominated in the category of "Mejor Album de Musica Urbana" (Best Urban Music Album) for his latest album "El Patron"; as well as in the category of "Mejor Cancion Tropical" (Best Tropical Song) for the song "El Amor", the first single off the album "El Patron".
The Latin Grammy Awards will be held in Las Vegas on November 5th, 2009. Best of luck to the nominees!
Adam is nominated for a TEC (Technical Excellence and Creativity) Award! The nomination is for "Outstanding Creative Achievement" in the category of "Surround Sound Production" for his mastering work on the Foo Fighters DVD/Blu-Ray release "Live At Wembley Stadium". The 25th Annual TEC Awards are scheduled for Saturday October 10, 2009 in NYC.
Adam was quoted in the EQ Magazine, April 2009 column "Roundup: Mastering Tools - The Masters on Mastering". Adam discusses his favorite mastering tools, his Pyramix workstation, and SPL DMC analog console. Also, check out Adam's SPL user story.
Adam was quoted in the Sound Stage A/V, December 2007 article "His Master's Voice". Adam chimes in on the art of mixing and mastering.
Adam was quoted in the Mix Magazine, December 2007 article "Critical Listening". Adam and several other mastering engineers discuss the art of critical listening as it pertains to mastering.
Adam wrote an article published in Mix Magazine, December 2006, on behalf of the NARAS P&E Wing. The article is titled "Notes from the P&E Wing: Labeling Your Masters, More is Better", and focuses on the need to properly label your mixes and source masters...fun!
Adam was mentioned in a press release for the band Rush, announcing the remasters of 4 of their Atlantic Records releases. Adam of course did the remastering, and was honored to be included in their press release! It was originally published at Rush.com, as well as several other music related publications.
As part-time faculty member at the University of Southern Maine's School Of Music, Adam has had the pleasure of teaching the basics of audio and recording to the eager students of his "Topics in Music Technology" class. USM's website ran a feature on Adam in July 2008 entitled "Master of Possibilities" , and the USM newspaper the Free Press, also ran an article called "Grammy-Winner and Community Activist is Music Technology Prof" in March 2008. Adam has now taught "Topics In Music Technology" for 8 years, and hopes he has not drove his students too crazy...
Adam's alma-mater, the University of Massachusetts at Lowell, issued a press release in February 2008 called "Two Alums Up for Grammys at the Weekend's Awards Ceremony", announcing Adam's recent Grammy nomination, as well as the nomination of fellow alum Mark Donahue. The press release then followed by a news story in the Lowell Sun, "Alumni Get Shot at Grammy Glory" and a feature in the Umass Lowell Magazine.
Adam was featured in a TC Electronics 'user story', titled "System 6000: Working With an Icon".
For more press articles, please visit Adam's page at Gateway Mastering's website.


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Last week we ruffled a few feathers (and piqued some serious ire for not naming names) with our post on a recent spate of rather unfortunate Denver restaurant-based wine service fails. And while that handful of experiences ran the gamut from mildly annoying to straight-up shitshow, we can confidently report that they truly are the exception rather than the rule when it comes to finding and enjoying wine in the Mile High. In fact, we've spotted an exciting trend in the opposite direction: restaurants working harder than ever to proffer well-curated lists that simultaneously intrigue and delight those of us who wake up in the morning wondering where to satisfy our near-constant wine jones.
Denver restaurant wine service just keeps getting better.
As to the question of why we've got no issue shouting out the names of these spots when we chose not to elaborate last week? Simple. Everyone on this list deserves recognition. Those other guys? Well, let's just say that we'd prefer to keep it movin'. With that, four local restaurants that consistently pour out delicious wine service:
Location Info
Root Down
1600 W. 33rd Ave., Denver, CO
Category: Restaurant
Osteria Marco
1453 Larimer St., Denver, CO
Category: Restaurant
Euclid Hall Bar & Kitchen
1317 14th St., Denver, CO
Category: Restaurant
Fuel Cafe
3455 Ringsby Court, Denver, CO
Category: Restaurant
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