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Getting around town can be frustrating with large buses and trucks often impeding your view of the road ahead. Luckily, the acrobatic commuter shown in this viral video has found a wacky way to ensure he always has the best view... by attaching a wooden step ladder on top of his moving motorcycle?!
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Marist's and Oswego's offenses have dominated opponents for most of the season, so Saturday's Class 8A quarterfinal called for plenty of lengthy drives.
But the wind and rain did most of the driving. Peter Andreotti did the rest.
Blustery and soaking conditions limited the passing attacks as Marist outlasted Oswego 21-7 to advance to the state semifinals for the first time since 2009.
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Andreotti paced the RedHawks (9-3) with powerful rushes between the tackles. He had 32 carries for 111 yards and three touchdowns.
"It's awesome," Andreotti said. "The weather, it called for our run game, and our 'O' line stepped up."
Marist also benefited from great field position as it built a 14-7 halftime lead. Of its five first-half drives, the RedHawks started in Oswego territory three times. Their other two possessions began near their 40-yard line.
The Panthers (9-3) scored on quarterback Steven Frank's first-quarter pass to Trevor Matczak.
Andreotti's third touchdown run came midway through the fourth quarter. Two minutes later, Jawill Aldridge's interception shut the door on Oswego's comeback attempt.
"They won a lot of battles in the trenches," Oswego coach Brian Cooney said. "That's credit to their well-coached, talented, big offensive line, and we had a hard time filling gaps."
Marist quarterback Jack Donegan was 8-for-14 for 98 yards.
Senior defensive end Tim Finucane recovered two fumbles for Marist.
Oswego had three turnovers to Marist's none.
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Player of the game: Peter Andreotti, Marist, 32 carries, 111 yards, 3 TDs.
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- Any effort to combat online piracy must guard against the risk of online censorship of lawful activity and must not inhibit innovation by our dynamic businesses large and small (AJ-yup)
- We must avoid creating new cybersecurity risks or disrupting the underlying architecture of the Internet. (AJ-note this may include peer-to-peer browsers, browser extensions for re-routing and newer forms of encryption, or even relocation of internet routers in newer geographies )
We must avoid legislation that drives users to dangerous, unreliable DNS servers and puts next-generation security policies, such as the deployment of DNSSEC, at risk.
While we are strongly committed to the vigorous enforcement of intellectual property rights, existing tools are not strong enough to root out the worst online pirates beyond our borders.
We should never let criminals hide behind a hollow embrace of legitimate American values
We should all be committed to working with all interested constituencies to develop new legal tools to protect global intellectual property rights without jeopardizing the openness of the Internet. Our hope is that you will bring enthusiasm and know-how to this important challenge
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AJ-Why not sponser a hackathon, White House and create a monetary incentive for hackers to suggest secure ways? Atleast a secure dialogue between policy makers and policy breakers could be a way forward.
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I'm sorry but if you want to find a job you will.
There are plenty of jobs out there to take on, I've done all kinds of rubbish jobs that I hated, but the fact you are paid is enough for me. Just because you have a job doesn't mean you can't be looking for something better or a college course in the evenings. I'm sorry but being on benefits for 3 years is just lazy. There IS work, check your local agencies and job centres and you will see there is work for unqualified people but again the excuses of "I don't like it" is not good enough. You don't like the job but you are willing to sit on your arse moaning about not having a job. What a load of rubbish.
These people need a kick up the arse for them to realise life isn't all roses and not everything is given to them for free. (I know there are cases which are valid, but these two are obviously cheating the system because they have doused themselves in excuses)
It's not what you say it's what you do.
in terms of number of school leavers receiving A-G's or how many go on to do media degree at some ex-poly......but it's not the govts. fault that people leave without qualifications ??
Do you work for the labour party ?
Where's all the money gone over the last 10 years.....i thought it was entirely about not allowing people to fail.
If i were to lose my job i know i would find it hard to get another job and it wouldnt be for lack of trying. If i were a betting man i would say ive done worse jobs than 99% of people on this board. A jobs a job, it earns you money. But on the flip side i do know people who "wouldnt dare do that job" so im not saying everyone is teh same as me...
Id be in a far better situation then they are as i have a car (another massive point people forget because they take it for granted. Remember these pit villages are in the middle of nowhere so you will be very limited to where you can actually work).
//Ive just looked at your profile. Can i ask, have you always lived in and around london, because london and the north of england are very very different places.
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Perhaps, but that isn't the root of the problem. Working in a low end, unskilled job is not the solution.
You might. I might.Originally Posted by apoth0r
I think you'd actually need to live where these people do to make a decision about that.
Couldn't agree more. That's not to say that there aren't (and I'm sure this thread will attract plenty of anacedotal evidence) people that pull themselves out of poverty with hard work but you can't take such a simplistic view of such a complicated problem.Originally Posted by j17sparky
Having lived in a deprived area and worked in very poorly paid and low skilled jobs I know that it isn't something that you just 'pull your socks up' and fix. There's a reason that the term 'benefit trap' is used - people become trapped by a system that is geared towards unemployment.
For the record I have never claimed any benefits or received financial support (other than my own credit card!) It is possible but I consider myself reasonably intelligent.
I feel sorry for some of these people. Some.
I think you underestimate the amount of people who have found themselves in that position. But look where we are now?
A little effort and a little determination to actually wanting a job and doing something about it.
Here I am working steady for the past 3 years, before....... lazy, couldn't be bothered. I repeat I never signed on, but have I paid for those couple of years not bothering, yes i've just about paid of the debts.
Oh wait... is it because I got two D's at A-Level that i'm suddenly more employable or is it more the fact I have a clue about the world isn't an easy place and yes you do have to get off your arse.
I can't get a job or lose my freebies!??!!?
What a joke, pay for things like everyone else and if you want the 'high-life' deal with the debt that brings and learn from it.
The longest I was out of work for was 2 weeks and I was pulling my hair out with Boredom.
I was soooooo desperate to get back to work I took a job in a kitchen. I then went to college - [ 2 buses and two trains ] for 2 years and got some qualifications - [ which are worthless now as they have nothing to do with my job ] - I also during this time went to night school and got my 'O' level Maths.
This was during MASSIVE unemployment. My Dad pushed me and if it was not for him I don't think I would have got as far as I have today. I have lost count how many jobs I have had since leaving school, but I ALWAYS had something no matter how s*** it was knowing one day I would get something better. And my Dad always made sure I had a job and made me understand how important a job was in life.
I feel sorry for the people in the story as they clearly want a better life but don't yet understand they actually have to work for it.
They are just Lazy, still if they want to p*** away their benifit money on Ciggies, mobile phones, jewellery & going out to cafe's then it's no wonder they can't find a job.
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If I sound a little stern and harsh in my posts today it's coz i'm having a bit of a relapse. Apologies!
And whats bad about working in a kitchen? My current job is the only job ive had which is better than working in a kitchen. Im sure the 2 people in question would jump at the chance of working in as good a job as that!
It's funny I can see both sides of the argument here. On the one hand half my family are in the same position as these two here. I was dragged up on the worlds biggest council estate (Dagenham) and to be honest you feel so far down life peeking order you wonder if it's even worth crawling out of bed most morning.
Seeing friends and family (including my parents) continuously find themselves in this situation gave me the will to go out and stay employed no matter what. It's alot about self believe and self worth. I don't want to be in that situation again, so I won't.
It's very tough getting good honest paid work if you have no skills, no experience and no qualifications.
I've only been unemployed once, and that was for about two weeks. It tried to sign on only to be told I did not qualify. The social 'helped' out at £30 a week! I was forced into temping - factory work. If you've ever worked in a factory you'll understand why people will avoid it if at all possible. The worst job I've ever done.
The I worked in a petrol station. I couldn't believe the stress level involved for such a low paid no future job! It was only getting off my arse and going to university that got me where I am today. And I couldn't have done that with out the support of my (then unemployed) parents.
I can see, once you've convinced them to give you money, why you wouldn't take up a factory or no future retail job. You've either got to retrain or get in with a large retail chain, and you've got to be willing to get out there and make it happen.
I have worked 18hr shifts in the freezing cold up to minus 20 at 16 years of age because I had to support myself as no one else would, retrained got an apprenticeship at nearly eighteen in the textile industry but still had to get on a bus travel 20 miles just to walk up and down the industrial sites in Hull asking for jobs at the receptions.
Have moved about the country on more occasions than enough chasing work sometimes sleeping rough as I had no money but you keep going.
Some employers were too busy to see you some would invite you in for tea and a chat even if there were no jobs but would put you on a list.
It's about getting out there off your a*rse and selling yourself even if you don't have qualifications as that is no excuse.
Now nearly fifty years of age i have been made redundant 6 times but never been out of work cos i have a responsibility not just to my family but to myself and my self esteem, which seems to be sorely lacking in today's young people.
It is a vicious cycle of parents not working and passing on the traits to their children til it gets were we have up to 3 generations who have not worked in their lifetime, bad crack that is and the Government is also partly to blame on this issue for being too bl**dy soft on work shy people who think it is good that they don't have to contribute for their own upkeep.
Take away the dole and benefits and how would they survive some say, well just the same as when there wasn't such a thing.
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So I have definitive proof that both my children have gluten intolerance. However, I have not seen an improvement in my son's behavior. Not at all. In fact, I'm not sure, but it may even be worse.
Thinking that it still has to do with diet, because I am certain that this is not "normal" behavior and even my son wants badly to find a way to control his emotions and be less angry, I took him off all sugars except natural sugars for a few days. Again, no impact.
Upon further reading, I found out about a program called the Feingold program. I cannot afford to purchase the program, but have read a lot about it and am attempting to try my own version for a week and see it if helps my son.
I read a lot of posts on the world wide web from people who are both gluten intolerant and salicylate sensitive and I am wondering if the two are connected in some way. Please offer advice if you have any to give. xo
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there are 8 artificial food dyes. The FDA etc are starting to say these can cause behavioral problems. I beleive they are thinking that kids are likely the most effected.
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Hello, I'm Sergey Bulaev, the founder of "Buy Me a Pie!". I created it for myself and for shoppers like me – for those, who value their time, money, happiness and environment. Our application is over 2 years old. During these two years we made 4 million shoppers all over the world a bit happier. 80,000 of them use "Buy Me a Pie!" every day. Everyone on our team works hard to make your shopping easy to enjoy, prevent aggravation in your family, and save you time for something more worthwhile than shopping.
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A Well Laid Out Kitchen 28.08.2013
I spend a lot of time in the kitchen. I really enjoy cooking, baking and trying new recipes. When I look at houses for sale (because sometimes I just like to do that, don't judge) the kitchen is always a focal point for me. The most amazing house can take a quick downturn if the kitchen is outdated, too small, or poorly laid out.
You can easily paint cabinets, replace counters and add a nice tile backsplash. But if your kitchen isn't laid out well it isn't going to feel right. The usability is greatly diminished and it makes working in there very difficult. You can even grow to dislike being in the kitchen at all if it is hard to work in.
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Sometimes, after a long day doing.… well, all the many things I do in a day, I look at the clock and think, "I really should hurry off to bed so I can get up early and do all of this again tomorrow." I really try to get a decent amount of sleep each night so that I can function at full capacity (or at least pretty close). But quite often I find that I face a little problem. Just as I am ready to head off to bed I get that all too familiar feeling…
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As summer ends and fall draws near there is a bountiful amount of ripe, delicious fruit at hand. It's a beautiful time to enjoy jams, jellies, smoothies and of course…PIE!
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ISO/IEC 27007 part of a growing family of ISO/IEC Information Security Management System (ISMS) standards, the 'ISO/IEC 27000 series' is an information security standard being currently developed by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC). Its current title is Information technology -- Security techniques -- Guidelines for Information security management systems auditing.
ISO/IEC 27007 will provide guidance for those auditing ISMSs for various purposes other than certified compliance with ISO/IEC 27001 (which is covered by ISO/IEC 27006), purposes such as:
- Internal auditing, for example for IT auditors to confirm that an organization's information security controls adequately mitigate its information security risks;
- External auditing, including IT audits conducted as part of financial audits (e.g. confirming that the information security controls relating to the general ledger or procurement systems and processes are adequate for the auditors to place reliance on the associated data/information) and audits of the third party ISMSs (such as those operated by IT service suppliers whether to check their adequacy per se or to confirm that contractual obligations on them in relation to information security are satisfied);
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Visualizing Drought
The impacts of drought depend on time-scale. On short time-scales, drought means dry soil. On long time-scales, it means dry rivers and empty reservoirs. A region may simultaneously experience dry conditions on one time-scale and wet conditions on another e.g. wet soil but low streamflow or visa versa.
Standardized Precipitation Index (SPI) is a widely used measure of drought which can be defined for any time-scale of interest. For any location, SPI is normally distributed with zero mean and unit standard deviation. Index values > 2 indicate exceptionally wet conditions for that location, values < -2 indicate exceptionally dry conditions for that location, etc. Historical precipitation is the only input needed to compute SPI.
Australia experienced drought between 2002 and 2007. The image below shows SPI computed for a location in the drought-prone Murray-Darling basin of New South Wales. The time-series run from Jan 1948 to Jan 2010 and the index was calculated for time-scales from 1 to 12 months. Precipitation data is from NCEP Reanalysis [1] in a 1.875° × 1.875° grid cell centred at 30°S 145°E.
The drought of 2002 to 2007 shows up very clearly. It was preceeded by a wet period between 2005 and 2001. While 2009 showed an episode of severe drought at short time-scales, SPI at was normal/wet at longer time-scales during 2009. Agricultural yields recovered.
Calculating SPI-M
Empirical rainfall probability distributions are far from normal (gaussian) and often approximate a shifted gamma distribution. The empirical cumulative probability distributions are used to transform the rainfall time-series into time-series of percentile probabilities. A normally distributed precipitation index is found by pretending that these percentile probabilities derive from a standard cumulative normal distribution and inverting to find the index values.
This is simple in R. If the vector data contains rainfall infall data, then:
fit.cdf <- ecdf(data)
cdfs <- sapply(data,fit.cdf)
SPI <- qnorm(cdfs)
Tha rainfall data are M-month moving averages (current and previous months). A separate index is calculated for each calendar month to remove seasonality. The R code used to compute SPI values (based in NCEP Reanalysis or other data sets such as GCPC) is here.
[1] The NCEP/NCAR 40-year reanalysis project, Bull. Amer. Meteor. Soc., 77, 437-470, 1996
Noted Added 11 October 2011: I have uploaded a slightly improved SPI R script here. The function getPrecOnTimescale(precipitation,k) takes a vector of monthly precipitation values and returns a k-month average (i.e current month and prior k-1 months). getSPIfromPrec(precip.k) takes k-month precipitation values and returns the corresponding vector of SPI values.
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Response of African Vegetation to Drought | Biospherica - May 12, 2010
[...] graph below shows the correlation between VCI and 3-month Standardized Precipitation Index (SPI3) computed for Africa by calendar month. In this analysis GIMMS NDVI was upscaled to 200km to [...]
Claudia - October 26, 2010
I tried to run your R code. I used the same data as you did (but only till Dec 2009, so 744 months).
First, I had to make a little correction, as you didn't define N_timescale. I defined N_timescale <- Nt (I hope so far, I understood it correctly).
The point now: I get the same plot as result, but with the warning message "Warning message: In matrix(unlist(spi.m), Nt, 12) : data length [9804] is not a sub-multiple or multiple of the number of rows [744]".
I guess the mistake lies within the calculation of the spi. Do you know this error message already? If yes, can you possibly help me?
Thanks, Claudia
joe - October 26, 2010
my apologies. replace N_timescale with 12 to reproduce the plot in the post i.e 12 SPI indices SPI1, SPI2, SPI3 … SPI12 are calculated for each month. This should deal with the warning message.
Peter Maclean - October 11, 2011
As Claudia indicated I get the following message after replacing N_timescale by 12. How you got the # 756?
Warning message:
In matrix(unlist(spi.m), 756, 12) :
data length [9216] is not a sub-multiple or multiple of the number of rows [756]
joe - October 12, 2011
Hi Peter,
I uploaded a better version of the SPI script. It takes a vector of precipitation value e.g. from an individual weather station. You might find it more useful.
Kim - November 21, 2012
How can I get your better version of the SPI script ?
please send e-mail
Laura - September 24, 2013
Hi Joe,
Would it be possible for me to get an update version of the SPI script that you refer to above, please?
Many thanks.
joe - September 24, 2013
Hi Laura,
you can find it here http://joewheatley.net/20th-century-droughts/
Luis - December 30, 2013
I'm beginning with R, I'm trying to these command
fit.cdf <- ecdf(data)
However I got the following error
Error in approxfun(vals, cumsum(tabulate(match(x, vals)))/n, method = "constant", :
zero non-NA points
In addition: Warning message:
In xy.coords(x, y) : NAs introduced by coercion
My data archive is formed by a single column of precipitation data, what criteria does my file need to meet to run that command? (values, decimal point, undefined data)
joe - December 30, 2013
ecdf(x) is a base R function which takes a numeric vector x (see ?ecdf). stackoverflow is a good place for general R queries. regards.
luis - December 31, 2013
Hi Joe,
I figured out, thanks actually stackoverflow is "the" page
Best regards (and happy new year)


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I want to first thank the residents of District 1 for the opportunity to serve you and the City of Fresno as your City Councilmember. I also want to welcome those that are new to the City of Fresno and District 1. I believe that our district diversity makes us the most unique District in the City of Fresno. Not only are we diverse in our community makeup, but diverse in our geography as well. We have the Historic Tower District, Fresno High School, Fresno City Community College area, to our northern area of Shaw Avenue and Marks, where Lyon's Park (Skater Park) is located, to our newest growth area west of Highway 99 in the Central Unified School District. District 1 residents continue to be progressive and active residents, which I believe is the strength of our District.
I am humbled to represent you, and I will work with my colleagues, our business and development community, and you, our community, to make sure that we continue to address issues that improve our quality of life. I want to be a good steward for our District and look forward to meeting with many of you during my term in office.
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Since the first few weeks of the Obama administration, America has been periodically told that the "lack" of U.S. gun control laws, particularly the now-defunct federal "assault weapon" ban of 1994-2004, is directly responsible for violence committed by Mexican drug cartels, and that the same violence will "spill over" into the United States. For example, in March 2009, Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.), the author of the expired ban, issued a press release calling attention to a letter she sent to President Obama, urging him to push for Senate ratification of the "Inter-American Convention Against the Illicit Manufacturing and Trafficking of Firearms, Ammunition, Explosives, and Other Related Materials," the gun control treaty commonly referred to as "CIFTA," signed by President Clinton in 1997.In the letter, Feinstein said "The bottom line is this: Mexican drug cartels are spewing death and destruction across large swaths of territory along the U.S.-Mexican border which will inevitably spill over to the American side and threaten American lives."Two months later, Obama did what Feinstein asked. Meeting with Mexico's president, Felipe Calderón, in Mexico City, Obama said "As President Calderón and I discussed, I am urging the Senate in the United States to ratify an inter-American treaty known as CIFTA to curb small arms trafficking that is a source of so many of the weapons used in this drug war."The following year, Calderón reiterated the "spillover" theme in a speech to Congress, saying, at 25:32 in this C-Span video, "if you do not regulate the sale of these weapons the right way, nothing guarantees that criminals here in the United States, with access to the same power weapons, will not decide to challenge American authorities and civilians."Instances of violence committed against border-state Americans, by smugglers and bandits entering the United States from the south, have certainly occurred. But, as reported by Diana Washington Valdez of the El Paso Times, "The Mexican drug‑cartel wars that fueled soaring homicide rates south of the border have not led to significant 'spillover' violence on the U.S. side of the border, according to a new national report released Thursday."According to the report, "Beyond the Border Buildup," "The threat of the horrors in Mexico reaching U.S. soil is a regular theme of speeches and declarations from legislators" and others.But, "The four (U.S.) border states themselves are becoming rapidly safer. (FBI) statistics show all violent crime dropping by 11 percent, and homicides dropping by 19 percent, between 2005 and 2010 in Arizona, California, New Mexico and Texas."The report's and Ms. Valdez' comparisons of the murder rates of cities on each side of the border in 2010 illustrate the point. In Tijuana, the murder rate was 80.6 per 100,000 residents, while in San Diego it was 2.2. In Juarez, 282.7, but in El Paso, 0.8. In Nogales, 103.5; in Tucson, 9.7. In Matamoros, 18.8; in Brownsville, 3.9.
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Some things you can do to prevent bladder leakage
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If you have urinary retention problems, your doctor
Stroke by
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Tag: Derby Breakfast
Dean Wilkinson, Historic Homes Foundation Derby Breakfast co-chair.
This year's 33rd annual Derby Breakfast will be the perfect toast to your morning. Whether it's a pre-party before heading to the track or your morning destination, one thing is certain: If you aren't there, you'll be green with envy.
Preparing for HHF Derby Breakfast
Committee members for the Historic Homes Foundation Derby Breakfast gathered recently for a planning meeting.


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|Betty Ross
|Real name:
|Elizabeth Ross
|First Appearance:
|The Incredible Hulk #1 (May 1962)
Created by:
|Stan Lee & Jack Kirby
Team affiliations:
|Bruce Banner
Portrayed by:
| Jennifer Connelly
Liv Tyler
Betty Ross is the love interest of Bruce Banner and the only daughter of renowned military general General Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross. After the Hulk's creation, Bruce and Betty split up. Ross is a cellular biologist, who is able to work with Bruce Banner on a cure for his "condition".
Hulk (2003)EditIn the 2003 film, is the daughter of General Thunderbolt Ross and the ex-girlfriend/co-researcher of Bruce Banner, and played by Jennifer Connelly. In an interview, Connelly remarked how she was attracted to the role by way of director Ang Lee. "He's not talking about a guy running around in green tights and a glossy fun-filled movie for kids. He's talking along the lines of tragedy and psychodrama. I find it interesting, the green monster of rage and greed, jealousy and fear in all of us." [1]
The Incredible Hulk (2008)Edit
In the 2008 film, Liv Tyler played her. Tyler was attracted to the love story in the script, and was a fan of the TV show, because of the "humanity and what Banner is going through".[2] Tyler and Edward Norton also spent hours discussing Bruce and Betty's lives before he became the Hulk.[3]
References Edit
- ↑ Connelly Embraces The Hulk
- ↑ Live from Comic-Con: The Marvel Studios Panel!
- ↑ Empire Magazine


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Wow! What a big week!
In episode 88, a ton of feedback regarding microphones on noisy trade show floors and the like…
Scott Hess likes the Sennheiser HMD25′s, and the HMD280-XQ's,
Tokyo Dan suggested checking out this video on YouTube, as well as this video on shooting video on a Nokia N95,
Dave King mentioned these headsets from Eartec, which look like your standard headsets that you'd get from AKG or Sennheiser, but Eartec say they will customise the circuitry for you upon request!
Then, Michael from New Zealand asked about matching RMS levels between his locally produced content, and material coming from other studios,
Jim Weishorn asked about multiband compression,
and we finished off with a discussion on the differences between MP3 and MP3Pro encoding.
May 25, 2008
Sine Language – episode 088
Wow! What a big week!
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