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Athens Super Saver: Acropolis Walking Tour plus Cape Sounion and Temple of Poseidon Half-Day Trip
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This tour was amazing!
Very informative. A good introduction to Athens.
This tour delivered everything it promised. Our guide, Daphne, was exceptional. She was very helpful to the older ladies that had some difficulty climbing and was very aware of their limitations. She stayed with us extra time to ensure the ladies got down safely, got something to eat and we all knew where to pick up our second tour. Even got a few minutes to shop in Plaka but not much more. Beautiful sunset over the beaches on the drive home.
This tour was amazing!
Both guides were very knowledgeable and informative, specially Vicki of the Cape Sounion trip. They answered the questions patiently and meaningfully both from a historical abd current setting perspectives. Worth it!
morning tour of the various sights downtown including the acropolis was just great, had excellent tour guide who was more an archiologist than tour guide as he incredible depth of knowledge, was able interrelate each ruin wtih what was happening in the world, in the city, in the culture. Museum as last stop which was a great way to close...amazing sites, doable as long as it is not too hot, find the shade any time you can, and water...afternoon bus tour was good, hard to keep new information coming as it takes and hour or so to get to the ruin. the drive along the coast is amazing. once there, very rewarding. very good way to get a taste ot athens in a day...
The sites are all must-see and the tour is well-organized and informative.
beautiful,Guide is great!
Must see. We could have seen the sites on our own, but with the help of the tour guide it was more interesting. We leaned a lot due to the passionate guide, who knew her history very well.
Guide was very knowledgeable, and the combination of seeing Acropolis in the morning, with the driving along throats to cape Sounion was perfect.
Excellent tour guide.
The guide makes all the difference and Dorina was absolutely fabulous. She was extremely knowledgeable and knew exactly the right things to point out and elaborate. We were also included in the trip to the museum and that was superb. The second half of the day was fine as well although the guide was a bit monotonous. The shore-side drive was awesome.
The tour was great. Our guides Vicky and Laila were very knowledgeable and nice. They made the experience amazing. I would highly recommend the tours.
These tours were actually two individual tours. The morning tour was the Acropolis Walking Tour and the Cape Sounion Tour was in the afternoon.
The Acropolis walking tour was very interesting visiting a number of old temples, culminating in walking up the Acropolis to see the Parthenon. The guide was very knowledgeable and explained facts very clearly referring to visual aids from time to time. Can recommend very much.
The Cape Sounion Tour was also very interesting seeing the Temple Of Poseidon and also the views from it. The coach journey was about 1 3/4 hours each way. Maybe this tour could be combined with another to form a full day tour, since 75% of the tour time was taken up in travelling.
My tour was upgraded to the tour of the Acropolis and the New Acropolis museum, then I was switched to the afternoon Cape Sounion tour. Both guides were very knowledgeable and thorough. I would recommend these tours.
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First tour walking to Acropolis was interesting, the guide (sorry I didn't catch her name) was informative and knowledgeable. The afternoon trip to cape Sounion was really good, it was interesting to see all the villas in the suburbs, the beaches and so on. Good guide Daphne, gave us all the informations on the way.
Not enough people signed up for the Acropolis walking tour so they upgraded me to the Athens sightseeing tour which included more. It turned out great, Daphne, my tour guide was outstanding. She also did Cape Sounion which was actually relaxing after seeing so much of Athens in the morning.
The morning Acropolis tour with our guide stathis was wonderful. He was knowledgeable and the trip to the new museum was great as well.
The trip to Cape Sunion was beautiful, but we were exhausted by the morning trip and most of slept till we reached the temple of Poseidon. The commentary at the temple by our guide was good as well.
A very interesting and informative tour. We really enjoyed both our guides for the morning and afternoon tours, and they gave us loads of information regarding the sites as well as the history and mythology behind them.
This tour was great! The tour guide was very informative and gave clear information about how the tour would proceed. And he was very good about taking frequent stops on the walk up to the Acropolis to give us a break (in the shade) and a short history lesson. I would highly recommend this tour.
And like the info says - be sure to wear sturdy shoes. The marble flagstones on the way up to the Acropolis are surprisingly slippery. Be sure to bring water, as there is none for sale once you enter the Acropolis area and you will need it!
The Acropolis is a must see for any tourist in Athens. The trip to Poseidon's temple had a nice drive by the sea side. Tour guide was great too
Good tour, where you see all the highlights. Guide was good, but she kept the info just with the basics. We have seen more lively/emotional involved guides in the past other destinations. But still a good way to discover Athens!
This tour was amazing!
Joy, the Tour Guide for the walking tour was excellent... She seemed to really know her history and had lots of stories to tell...which I loved hearing and which makes a huge difference. The afternoon Cape Sounin tour was good.,.enjoyed the drive through other parts of Athens.
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By James Slater - Now that hes fully recovered from the bout of flu that KOd his end of the year fight with Alfonso Gomez (and then replacement foe Pawel Wolak), Julio Cesar Chavez Junior is anxious to get back into the ring. And, according to Fightnews and Boxrec, the unbeaten middleweight will fight tough Youngstown, Ohio warrior Billy Lyell on January 29th.
The word is the undefeated 24-year-old with the impressive 41-0-1(30) pro record will face the 26-year-old in Culiacan, Mexico at the end of the month.. And, also according to Fightnews, Chavez, if victorious, may face interim WBC middleweight champ Sebastian Zbik on March 26th. But first The Son of a Legend must get past the upset-minded Lyell, the 22-8(4) tough guy who shocked Irelands John Duddy for his biggest career win back in April of 2010.
Chavez has not fought since his own, June 2006, win over Duddy, and the Freddie Roach-trained contender may have some rust with him on Jan. 29th. On paper, the Mexican star should be able to beat Lyell - who has won three and lost one, to IBF 160-pound champ Sebastian Sylvester, since his points win over Duddy. But Lyell has shown in the past that he can tear up the script.
Chavez may have something of a tough time getting up for the Lyell fight, seeing as how he was so close to getting big fights against the likes of Miguel Cotto and Gomez recently. But Chavez will look past Lyell at his peril.
In all likelihood, the January fight will be an exciting affair. Lyell loves to come forward and engage, while Chavez is a high-output body puncher who is seldom in a dull fight himself. With a shot at the (interim) WBC middleweight title in the offing, Chavez will know he cannot afford to look bad, much less lose. And Lyell, who realises these big chances will not come forever, will be certain to give his all.
The fans who attend the fight in Mexico will probably go home happy, with their hero scoring an exciting points win. But can Chavez Junior then go on to bring back a world title to Mexico? There had been talk of interim WBC champ Zbik facing world champ Sergio Gabriel Martinez in March, but the March 12th date now looks like belonging to WBO 154-pound titlist Sergey Dzinziruk.
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Nick Park and Peter Lord's latest creation is like a goose that laid a golden egg. Except the goose is actually a hen and it's made of clay. Well, the egg is clay. But it's becoming clear: These feats of clay are worth millions.
Chicken Run has become the first feature-length work of clay animation to fill movie theaters, grossing $17.5 million its first weekend and over $45 million in the two weeks since.
That's a lot of Play-doh.
But the success begs the questions: Why hasn't clay animation been tried more often? And why did two previous attempts at full-length clay features stall at the box office?
For one thing, clay does not fit the model of the Hollywood dream factory. In "traditional" animation, like Aladdin or Bugs Bunny cartoons, the images are painted on clear celluloid sheets, known as "cel" animation, one frame at a time. This type of animation can be broken down infinitely into tiny tasks: Thousands of workers crank out cels simultaneously, with the movie assembled by a director at the end.
Stop-motion animation is closer to a handmade art form."That's why clay was marginalized," says Michael Frierson, author of the 1994 book Clay Animation: American Highlights, 1908 to the Present. "Cel animation and the Hollywood cartoon didn't become the dominant form because it's better. Hollywood prefers it because it keeps costs down.
"It's like an assembly line," says Frierson of "traditional" cartoons. "But in clay, it's not that at all. It's one or two animators working in front of a camera."
In the case of Chicken Run, the two animators are Lord, a founder of the very British Aardman Studios, and Park, who made good with his short Wallace and Gromit films for the BBC after being invited to join Aardman in 1985. Featuring Wallace, a cheese-loving inventor, and Gromit, the trusty dog that bears the brunt of his buffoonery, the film noir-ish Wrong Trousers (1993) and A Close Shave (1995) were Oscar winners that built an audience — which is now showing up for Chicken Run.
But the difference between short films and a full-length feature is apparently as enormous an undertaking as the cheese-inspired journey to the moon that Wallace and Gromit made in their debut, A Grand Day Out (1992).
"It's been a real lesson," Park says. "I think shooting something that's longer than a half-hour TV short is just a completely different ball game from making a feature-length movie. How to keep an audience in their seats and wanting to know what happens next, for 80 minutes, is a challenge we never had before."
A Century-Old Art
Clay animation has a rich history that reaches back to 1897, when a pliable, oil-based modeling clay called "plasticine" was invented. While not all of Chicken Run is done in 100 percent clay, Aardman stays close to traditions that have evolved over more than a century. The characters begin as clay and then are molded into armatures with latex coverings.
The earliest surviving use of the technique is The Sculptor's Nightmare, a spoof on the 1908 presidential election. In the final reel of the film, a slab of clay on a pedestal comes to life, metamorphosing into a bust of Teddy Roosevelt. Mack Sennet and D.W. Griffith, two important pioneers of early cinema, appear in the live-action portion of the film.


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"America is a nation of laws, not men", says Ron Paul fan Ed Snowden explaining his disdain for the Obama Administration (which seems to have been following a law he dislikes). Snowden was just echoing the sentiments of Glenn Greenwald whose God-like status among the liberal pundit and opinion makers is creepy but revealing. Here's Greenwald:
American history is suffused with violations of equality before the law. The country was steeped in such violations at its founding. But even when this principle was being violated, its supremacy was also being affirmed: resoundingly and unanimously in the case of the founders. That the rule of law—not the rule of men—would reign supreme was one of the few real points of agreement among all the founders. Arguably it was the primary one.
So even though many of "the founders" lived in luxury on the backs of men and women who had been violently kidnapped, imprisoned in grotesque squalor, raped, beaten, and forced to hard labor by frequent applications of torture and murder, the supremacy of equal justice under the law was resoundingly and unanimously affirmed? Please proceed, Mr. Greenwald.
And the most significant episodes of progress over the next two centuries—the emancipation of slaves, the ending of Jim Crow, the enfranchisement and liberation of women, vastly improved treatment for Native Americans and gay Americans—were animated by this ideal. That happened because "blind justice"—equality before law—was orthodoxy in American political culture. The principle was sacrosanct even when it was imperfectly applied.
What can Greenwald possibly mean by "orthodoxy in American political culture" or "sacrosanct"? How can someone write something like that just 50 years after George Wallace tried to block the entrance to the University of Alabama to the wide applause of millions of Americans? What was "sacrosanct" about equality before the law when the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court wrote that black people "had no rights which the white man was bound to respect" in 1857? Or when President Wilson expressed sympathy to the "lynch law" terrorism of the South in 1912. Or when Rockefeller machine gunned strikers in Ludlow Colorado in 1914. Or when DOMA was passed in 1996 for that matter?
You might conclude that Greenwald is just ignorant, but that doesn't explain why the editors at the liberal Harpers magazine and so many of their peers and readers found this stuff so ... delicious. To see the answer we just have to follow along this same article until we get to the present day and the reign of Greenwald's bête noir: Barack Obama. Greenwald's story is that all this equal under the law goodness marched along happily until Ford pardoned Nixon suddenly placing the power elite above the law. Apparently in some version of US history that I am unfamiliar with, prior to 1973 members of the ruling classes were routinely subjected to stringent legal penalties in the case of wrongdoing. Greenwald provides, let's see, zero examples of this phenomenon. Regardless, we left Eden and things went from bad to worse, culminating in Bush Jr. and his clone the evil Obama.
We see this over and over, and it's what the Obama war on whistleblowers is all about. The only real, cognizable crime—the only one the Obama DOJ displays any real interest in punishing—is committed by those who expose elite criminality, not those who commit it. The attempt to prosecute WikiLeaks is driven by this same mindset.[...]
Obama is in campaign mode, and what he has convincingly demonstrated is that the inspiring, passionate speeches he delivers have little relationship to his actions.[...]
Which whistleblowers prosecuted by the Obama administration have exposed elite criminality? In this "interview" Greenwald mentions only one whistleblower, Thomas Tamm. The Bush DOJ investigated Tamm, and the Obama DOJ dropped the investigation and all charges. Who else does he have in mind? If you really stretch the definition of whistleblower you might could find one. What's fascinating here is that Greenwald says
Many of the themes sounded in Obama's Kansas speech were valid and appropriate, but that matters little
Because if a President talks about liberty but prosecutes one or two whistleblowers, that's unforgivable. Whip a few slaves, well you can still be resoundingly affirming grand principles. But enforce a law passed by Congress on one or two leakers - that's serious stuff.
For many of us who do not share Greenwald's political theory, the Obama Department of Justice has been most notable for bringing the Civil Rights division back to life after George W. Bush killed it. Instead of defending the "civil rights" of the Salvation Army to discriminate against gay people, the DOJ has been protecting rights of people in custody against police violence, defending voting rights, and pursuing businesses and local governments that violate civil rights. But Greenwald, who begins by waving off slavery, has no trouble in ignoring civil rights enforcement. It's almost as if this supporter of Ron Paul had a race problem - ah but that can't be. Can it?
There is zero basis for believing that Obama will change course on any of these matters in his second term. There is always another election ahead that apologists can cite to justify bad acts (You have to understand: it's vital that Democrats win the 2014 midterms). And Obama has displayed no interest whatsoever in holding elites accountable for criminality: not just political actors, but financial elites as well.
In other words, by shielding those who came before him, Obama ensures that he can commit crimes with impunity as well. That's why all elites—political, financial, media—are motivated to defend and preserve this lawbreaking license for their class. [bold added]
Whatever the reason for Greenwald's lack of interest in voting rights,he has a strong interest in voting or more precisely in not voting. The right that people gave their lives to win as late as the 1960s - back when equal rights was still that sacrosanct orthodoxy - is one that Conservatives oppose bitterly and liberal/libertarians constantly tell us is meaningless and not worth exercising.
"There is always another election ahead that apologists can cite to justify bad acts (You have to understand: it's vital that Democrats win the 2014 midterms)."
Ha! Good one Glenn. Unlike apologists, moral people don't care about elections or Democrats winning. They have principles! Principles that apparently don't involve voting rights or any civil rights at all. That stuff is a sideshow to the big tent event of pretending that the USA is a nation of laws and not men. And if expounding these moral principles helps the Koch brothers ( Mr. Greenwald's sometime funders) get their dunces in office it's just a coincidence. Isn't it?
Oh, I was going to explain why Harpers editors and so many of their readers and fellow Obama critical colleagues find Mr. Greenwald so convincing. After all, that's a well educated, literate, learned group many of whom have probably even read Foner or Dubois. Well, for most of them, I imagine it's that orthodox American problem: reluctance to accept a black supervisor.
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GUWAHATI, India (AFP) - Indian Air Force helicopters flying missions in between heavy rainstorms dropped supplies to flood victims in north-east India on Tuesday as the number of displaced rose to 1.7 million.
Nineteen of 27 districts in the state of Assam have been hit by floods and 13 people have been killed over the past week, according to the latest figures from the local disaster management authority.
The remote and impoverished state, which was rocked by ethnic violence last month, has been flooded three times this year by the mighty Brahmaputra River, which often breaks its banks during the monsoon season.
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Surprise, Surprise – Alright, let's start this one off
with an important question or three. Who had a better year
statistically in 2005 – dark horse Heisman candidate Iowa's Drew
Tate or Wisconsin QB John Stocco? Before you answer that one,
how about this one – better year statistically – former five
star recruit Michigan's Chad Henne or Stocco? More touchdowns –
Ohio State's Troy Smith or Stocco? Same answer – Stocco.
Surprise! For all of you who perceived the Wisconsin signal
caller to be the weak link for the Badger offense, you better
start to think again. After the QB draw against Michigan that
won the game, Stocco took his game to another level – he was
sharp, consistent and productive. He threw seven interceptions
in those last 9 games, but he also threw 17 touchdowns. The
Wisconsin QBs, the Darrell Bevells and the Mike Samuels of the
world, have always been good game managers and wouldn't do
enough to kill the offense, but Stocco has taken his game, under
offensive coordinator Paul Chryst, to a point where teams now
must start to prepare for what Stocco can do in the passing
game. How'd you do on those quiz questions? Not so good?
Don't feel bad.
3rd and Three –
Surprise, Surprise - Part II – There wasn't one writer,
prognosticator or football mind who thought that Wisconsin's D
line had much of a chance against Auburn in the Capital One Bowl
last January. Auburn was going to slice them up to the tune of
300+ and a huge victory for the Tigers. But, that's why they
play the game, right? When it was over, Auburn didn't even have
100 yards rushing. The defensive line was active and aggressive
(sometimes a little too aggressive, but we won't tell anyone
now, will we?). They harassed QB Brandon Cox all game long and
held a hot Kenny Irons in check. The biggest question all year
was this defensive line, but they weren't healthy, all at the
same time. Well, that is until the Capital One Bowl game. But,
with every key player returning to the front four, the D line
showed in Orlando exactly what the Big Ten better get ready for
in 2006.
4th and One –
Will it change that much? – Sit down with an avid
Wisconsin fan, especially those fans/alums who've been around
since before Barry Alvarez, and ask them their feelings about
the former head man. The words might be tough to come by; you
are talking about the guy who saved Wisconsin football. Pure
and simple. He turned Wisconsin football into a happening and
the Badgers into an annual power in the Big Ten, and the
nation. As he turns the program over to Bret Bielema, the
question that most Badger fans will have is how much Bielema
will change to make it 'his' program? Most head coaches, no
matter who they follow, attempt to put their stamp on their team
and their program and Bielema, the youngest head coach in
Division 1A, will be no different. Badger fans have seen his
passion for the game and the intensity that has put him in this
position. Don't expect that to change. In fact, Bielema will
crack his whip, as he did earlier this spring after a supposed
sloppy spring practice, but there shouldn't be too many more
adjustments. Chryst did a great job with this offense last
year, and with Bielema in charge, there shouldn't be much
different, even with new defensive coordinator Mike Hankwitz.
And, don't worry, Barry is still just 'down the way', keeping a
close eye on his protégé.


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I too, would lie to see an older Doctor in the future, but, personal anecdotal experiene has shown me that there are quite a few fans of NuWho who can't get into the Classic Who, "Because the Doctor is so old". So, I'm not sure if the General audience for NuWho would accept an older Doctor, we may be stuck with 20-something or early 30-something Doctors for some time to come
(Again, this is anecdotal, not meant to be preseted as fact, so, it may be that my personal experiene doesn't translate to the General Audience)
Well Eccleston was over 40, and Tennant was, I think, 37 when he left the role so I think people would be fine with another Doctor around that kind of age--and really mid 30s to early 40s would seem to be an optimal age for the role anyway if you look over time.
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Paul Bettany. While he's a "name" in the industry, I would argue that he's not a "big" name... He's not done well as the lead in his own vehicles, box-office wise, but I think he could carry the part of the Doctor...
I think Bettany could be a great Doctor, but having listened to him interviewed on the Kermode/Mayo show the other week it's clear that, a bit like Eccleston, he is an ac-tor, and he has no interest in doing anything big budget (not that Who is big budget) and has basically walked away from blockbusters to concentrate on indie films that appeal to him. Also he lives mostly in New York so whilst he might come over to the UK for short stints of fuilming, I'm not sure he'd want to leave/uproot his family for 9 months of the year, especially given his other half's an actress (Jennifer Connolly)
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GlassTones Vitric Models - Summer NAMM '09
July 21, 2009
PG's Chris Burgess is On Location in Nashville, TN, for Summer NAMM '09 where he visits the GlassTones booth. At first glimpse, these guitars have a shimmering attribute not seen on most guitars -- a highly-tempered silica based compound (e.g., glass) that works as the guitar's fretboard. This patented technology is described to eliminate interference from other inferior materials, such as metal, and purifying the vibration of the string. The resulting sound is clear, pure, and bold with increased sustain. Other appointments of GlassTones guitars include maple necks, Sperzel tuners, various Lindy Fralin pickups and Gotoh bridges.Read More
Breedlove Guitars Mark II Synergy-Summer NAMM '09
July 20, 2009
PG's Chris Kies is On Location in Nashville, TN, for Summer NAMM '09 where he visits the Breedlove Guitars booth. In this video, we get to check out Breedlove's newest electric model, the Mark II Synergy. The Mark II resembles a soft-cutaway Breedlove C25 in profile. The guitar features an asymmetrically chambered figured maple body. Also, its features include a bound ebony fretboard, Tone Pros hardware and the Synergy pickup that can help a guitarist create piano-like tones.Read More
Vasant Guitars V-100 Archtop - Summer NAMM '09
July 20, 2009
PG's Chris Burgess is On Location in Nashville, TN, for Summer NAMM '09 where he visits the Vasant Guitars booth. In this video, we get to see their flagship model, the V-100, and a prototype for an electric model. The V-100 is an archtop made of Sitka spruce (top), Curly maple (back and sides) and features a maple neck and ebony fingerboard. Other appointments include a Bartolini pickup that can be easily removed for easy access to the truss rod, Waverly tuners and a KTM-9 water bourn gloss lacquer finish.Read More
Video Review - Fret King Green Label Corona 60 HB
July 20, 2009
PG's Bob Goffstein reviews the Fret King Green Label Corona 60 HB. In this video review, Bob walks us through the Corona HB's appointments and the things that it make different from a standard Strat. These differences include the integral neck, a humbucker in the bridge position, a "Wilkaloid" nut, the laminated plastic pickguard that features a "vintique gold 24 carat" design and the Wilkinson VSV High Performance Vibrato System. The VSV Vibrato system was a pleasant surprise for Bob who admits he's not a fan or regular user of vibrato systems.Read More
Video Review-Phil Jones AAD CUB AG-100 & Super CUB
July 20, 2009
PG's Pat Smith walks us through the Phil Jones AAD CUB AG-100 & Super CUB AG-300 amps. The CUB AG-100's comes in a quaint little package (6.5" x 12.5" x 11.8") that features a single channel with 100 watts, 2x5" neodymium speakers and controls including, (Treble, Mid, Bass, Volume). The Super CUB AG-300 (the CUB AG-100's big brother) comes with 250 watts of power and features four forward firing 5" Neo drivers and two additional speakers that point upward. The controls are Bass, Mid, Treble, FX Blend and Master Volume.Read More
Orange Amps Dual Terror Demo - Summer NAMM '09
July 20, 2009
PG's Chris Kies is On Location in Nashville, TN, for Summer NAMM '09 where he visits the Orange Amps booth. In this video, we get to hear the Dual Terror in action played through a Jason Z. Schroeder guitar. The Dual Terror features 4-EL84 power tubes and 12AX7 preamp tubes. It can be dialed to a 30, 15 or 7 watt setting.Read More
TV Jones P-90 Demo w/ Carl Bradychok - Summer NAMM
July 20, 2009
PG's Chris Kies is On Location in Nashville, TN, for Summer NAMM '09 where he stops by the TV Jones booth. In this video segment, we get to see and hear TV Jones' newest pickup offering; P90s. The new P90s come in either black or cream white. The guitar-slinging rockabilly rocker who demos these pickups is none other than Carl Bradychok.Read More
Demers Guitars 10th Anniversary Voodoo - MGS '09
July 16, 2009
Jeff Demers celebrates his 10th anniversary with a Voodoo archtop. Also, the Scarecrow hollow slide guitar.
Rig Rundown - Black Label Society's Nick Catanese
July 14, 2009
PG's Joe Coffey is On Location in Chicago, IL, where he catches up with Black Label Society's guitarist, Nick Catanese. In this video segment, we talk all things gear, Nick's beliefs on effects and his big move from Washburn to PRS. Recently, Nick has started using PRS guitars and later this year they'll be coming out with his signature model that will feature a double-cutaway, a Floyd Rose trem and EMG pickups. For amps, in BLS he uses Marshall heads and cabs from Zakk Wylde's Wall of Doom and for his own project Speed X he uses Fuchs Viper 100 heads and Electro Voice cabinets. For effects, he uses his signature Fuchs distortion pedal, the Noxious, a Dunlop Rotovibe, BOSS Stereo Chorus, Dunlop wah wah and Morley Bad Horsey.Read More
Rig Rundown - Dope's Virus
July 9, 2009
PG's Joe Coffey is On Location in Chicago, IL, where he catches up with Dope guitarist, Virus. In this video, they chat all things gear and run down Virus' rig. Virus plays DBZ Guitars-Bird of Prey and Cavallo models-through a Diamond Nitrox head that sits in a Phantom chasis... rockstars and their ways! For effects, Virus keeps it simple by only using a Digitech delay, phaser (that he only accidentally turns on) and whammy pedal.Read More


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These reviews and publications provide key results that differentiate products based on detailed analysis of DxOMark data compiled for all tested cameras, lenses and mobiles.
Canon APS-Cshooters will be pleased to see the announcement of the Canon 7D Mark II as their new flagship APS-C DSLR. Whilst the original version pushed many boundaries when launched, 5 years on it's now looking pretty long in the tooth. So how will the updated 20.2Mp Mark II version compare in today's dramatically different camera world? Lets find out.
Sitting directly above the current entry-level A5000 this new model boasts a similar 24-Mpix Exmor APS-C CMOS sensor with on-chip phase detection pixels covering over 90% of the image frame and Bionz X image processor as the high-end A6000 model. It also has a tilting 3-in touchscreen LCD and WiFi with NFC. Read on to find out how this new model performs.
Alongside the new D750 Nikon have unveiled a new FX mount wide-angle prime lens for Nikon full frame cameras. The new Nikon 20mm f/1.8G ED offers a 'fast' f/1.8 maximum aperture, ED and AS glass elements for improved image quality and is suited for those photographers who need to squeeze a bit more into the frame.
Samsung has unveiled the new Samsung NX1 as a new 'pro' mirrorless hybrid camera. Featuring a 28.2Mp APS-C BSI CMOS sensor, 4K video capture direct to SD card and 15fps burst shooting with fulltime autofocus, the specs look pretty tasty. Let's see what else the South Korean electronics giant has in store for us with the NX1.
Nikon have launched a new full frame FX 'consumer' DSLR. Representing a new product line, the new Nikon D750 sits between Nikon's full frame consumer D610 and professional D810 DSLR and shares features and specs from both models. Featuring a 'newly designed' 24.3Mp sensor we look ahead to see how it might perform.
Just like their cameras, Sony Smartphones are coming thick and fast. Only months since unveiling the Xperia Z2, Sony have now unveiled a new flagship Xperia Smart Phone, the Sony Xperia Z3. With a release date for the Z3 to hit the shops expected any day, we got our hands on the latest Sony handset to test out its photo and video capabilities. Let's see how it gets on.
Fujifilm has launched the 3rd generation of its X100 premium digital compact series, the Fujifilm X100T. The latest incarnation features a hybrid rangefinder-style viewfinder, 16.3Mp X-Trans sensor, fixed 23mm f/2 lens and more customisable control.
Canon has been instrumental in offering lightweight f4 lenses for professional users, and this new ultra-wide angle zoom L-series model is the first from the maker to include stabilization. Read on to see how well it performs.
Launched a little over 2-years ago, the first Zeiss Otus model was a triumph in optical and mechanical perfection, and now Zeiss has added a second model to the range, and high speed 85mm with a heady mix of six anomalous dispersion glass elements, one asphere and a floating system to reduce aberrations at close range. Read on to see how well this new exotic model performs.
ZEISS has launched a new f/1.4 85mm short telephoto prime lens for high-end fashion, advertising, product or architectural photography. Available in ZEISS's ZE mount for Canon EF, or ZF.2 for Nikon F mount, the new ZEISS Otus 1.4/85 promises outstanding build and image quality for the professional photographer.
Zeiss have unveiled two new 'Loxia' full frame E mount lenses for the Sony a7 series. Both lenses feature a 'fast' f/2 maximum aperture, manual focus and function to deactivate the mechanical aperture for shooting video. Offering a moderate wide-angle 35mm and standard 50mm focal lengths, let's see what Zeiss have in store for Sony a7 shooters.
Pentax has launched a new entry-level DSLR featuring an unconventional design with flashing green LED lights in the handgrip. Boasting some 'user-friendly' modifications and available in 12 colours, Pentax are hoping the new K-S1 appeals to consumers yet to switch to a DSLR. We get under the hood to find out more.
Fujifilm has updated one of its pro/enthusiast fixed lens compacts with the launch of the X30. Replacing the X20 the heart of this 3rd generation model remains similar to its predecessor featuring a 12Mp X-Trans CMOS sensor with the Optical Low Pass filter removed. So what's new on the Fujifilm X30?
Sony have launched the a5100 hybrid compact system camera featuring a 24.3Mp APS-C sensor, touch screen LCD and Bionz X image processor. Billed as the world's smallest interchangeable lens camera there's big expectations for this petite device. We pour through the specs to see what Sony have in store.
Just 12 months on from the launch of its predecessor HTC have unveiled a new flagship Smartphone in the shape of the HTC One M8. Boasting fast processing, a massive 5.0in screen and a sleek design with a reassuringly robust feel, the phone specs will give its competitors a run for their money. Only packing a 4.1Mp camera however can it compete for photos?
Nikon has enjoyed phenomenal success with both the Nikon D800 and D800E models, and particularly so with latter model with its unusual optical low-pass filter that cancels out the anti-aliasing effects. So it comes as little surprise to see the usual mid-term update, the D810, consolidates the two by offering a newly developed full-frame 36-Mpix sensor without optical low pass filter. We've had the opportunity to put the new camera through its paces this summer in our Paris-based labs. Read on to find out how well the sensor in this new revamped model performs.
With a full-frame 18-Mpix CMOS sensor and twin Digic 5+ processers that's capable of continuous bursts of up 12 fps – the fastest of any professional DSLR currently - the Canon EOS-1 Dx is the firm's flagship press camera. We've assessed it with over 100 EF mount lenses, to see how well they perform. Read on to find out which models are the best optically and which, if any, you should avoid.
Super zooms offer an incredible focal range from wide-angle through to telephoto in a single lens. With a good line up of super zooms already under their belt, third-party lens manufacturer Tamron have bolster their line-up with three new options. We take a closer look at the announcements to see how they shape up.
Now that the World Cup is underway in Brazil we thought we would turn out attention to well-known two teams battling at the side of the pitch. In the white strip we have the Canon EOS-1 D X and the Nikon D4S are sporting all black. Read on to see for yourself how these two teams compare and how well they perform when put to the test.


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Duff McKagan UK in-store signing sessions
Velvet Revolver are touring in the UK later this week, and to coincide, the legendary former Guns N' Roses bassist and Fender signature artist Duff McKagan will be at the following Fender dealers for in-store signing sessions between 2pm and 3pm:
19 March 2008: Guitarguitar, Newcastle
20 March 2008: Sound Control, Glasgow
27 March 2008: Guitar Amp and Keyboard Centre, Brighton
In case you didn't know already, this is why Duff is cool. For more information, check out the official Fender Europe website.


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Edwin Encarnacion was on the field early Tuesday, taking extra fielding practice.
Although Encarnacion's bat has come around -- he's got a career-high 11-game hitting streak going and has raised his average to .273 with a team-leading five home runs -- he's also made a team-high six errors, the same number of errors made by the rest of the team combined.
"He's working with Chris on his first step, balance and rhythm," Baker said. "Defense is timing just like offense is timing. Edwin's made some outstanding plays. Chris put in some work in Chicago with Aramis Ramirez. If you're willing to put in the work, Chris will go with you. Offense is fun, but defense is work. When you work, you can get better. (Encarnacion) works hard."
Encarnacion said he's not happy with his fielding, and is determined to put in the work to improve.
"Before every home night game, I'm trying to do something different and work and get better," Encarnacion said. "Even when you're doing good, you have to keep working. I don't feel like right now with six errors, I don't feel good with that. I'm not thinking about that, I'm just working on my defense and keep working to get better."
Encarnacion even had a bit of bad luck in Monday night's loss. On a hard grounder by the Dodgers' Jeff Kent, Encarnacion dove to his right to stop the ball and went to his knees to make a throw. However, the ball got stuck in the webbing of his glove.
Encarnacion said that'd never happened to him before. He had the glove's webbing tightened before Tuesday's game in hopes that it wouldn't happen again.


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Jared Magoline
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2013-14: Competed in eight events during his first season as a Crusader … averaged 75.95 in 21 rounds of play, third-best on the team … finished tied for 13th at the John Piper Invitational (219) … held sole possession of 10th at the Beu/Mussatto Invitational (229) … was the top Crusader at the Horizon League Championship, finishing tied for 9th (227) … posted a 2nd place finish along with former Crusader Kyle Henning at the 2014 Wisconsin State Golf Association (WSGA) Bestball Championship.
2012-13: Sat out season as redshirt ... has three seasons of eligibility remaining ... qualified and made the cut for the Wisconsin State Amateur, State Match Play and Ray Fisher during summer of 2013.
2011-12 (MU): Finished eighth at the UW-Parkside Fall Invitational, including a final-round 72.
Prep: A three-time letterwinner for the Cardinals ... finished as co-champion of the Fox Valley Association as a senior ... a two-time state qualifier, finished 17th in 2011 ... team finished fifth at the state championship in 2011 ... finished as individual and team regional champion in 2010 ... finished second at the 2010 sectional tournament ... team won FVA championship in 2008 and finished second in 2009 ... finished tied for 11th at 2010 Wisconsin State Junior ... earned four wins on the Wisconsin Junior PGA Tour between 2010 and 2011.
Personal: Jared is the son of Steven and Kathleen Magoline ... majors are pre-med and biology, with a chemistry minor ... born June 3, 1993.


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I've done this on several boats, it's not too bad a project and the results are very satisfying.
You definitely want to allow for ventilation, and epoxying vertical furring strips is one way to go. You will likely have to kerf cut wood strips so that they will conform to the hull curvature unless you use foam for that purpose (it can be glassed over to provide a surface for a screw to grab)
In my current boat (single skin hull) I put wooden furring strips as described, about 3/4 inch thick, then glued 1/4 inch foam insulation to the hull to discourage condensation. The remaining 1/2 inch gap provides air circulation. I then used two inch battens to plank the area, leaving a small 1/8 or so gap.
I would not use tongue and groove because I think you need the circulation all around. The toughest part is getting it to lay cleanly as you adapt to the compound curves - some twist will be required and some pieces simply won't want to go in easily. Another tricky bit is deciding what line your planking should follow - this is mostly an aesthetic decision - do you want to follow the shear line, or the top of the berth, or find some middle ground? There will be tapering required at the ends of each section.
But by all means give it a go - looks WAY better than carpet or any other such liner.
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Below is a look at Thursday's scores and Friday's schedule for the Catawba County Junior Varsity Baseball Tournament at Bunker Hill High School:
Thursday's games
First round scores
No. 4 Fred T. Foard 9, No. 5 Hickory 2
No. 3 St. Stephens 8, No. 6 West Caldwell 1
No. 2 Alexander Central 7, No. 7 Newton-Conover 6
Semifinal games
Below is a look at Thursday's prep sports scores involving Catawba County teams:
Bandys 13, Hickory Ridge 7 (from Wednesday)
Bandys 6, Fred T. Foard 1
St. Stephens 4, Waccamaw (S.C.) 1
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Blackout a wake-up call to prepare for disasters
Those tasked with persuading the public to get ready for potential disasters acknowledge it can be a challenge.
"Public complacency in disaster preparedness has been studied by academics for decades, and while many different factors play a role, generally people convince themselves they are not at risk or rationalize that the risk is not worth taking preparedness actions," Lane said.
Richard Hinrichs, the local Red Cross' managing director of disaster services, said his experience shows that because disasters occur intermittently, people usually don't think about them until an emergency arises.
"When disasters occur or are prominent in the news, people respond," Hinrichs said. "However, the next day (or week or month) when the disaster is over, life takes over again. And since nothing urgent is occurring, disaster preparedness slips on people's priority list to when we have time and money to spare."
During this month's blackout, many of the calls to 211 San Diego — a nonprofit telephone help line for the public — were from people simply wanting to know when the power would be back on, whether it was safe to drink the water and whether a terrorist attack caused the outage, said John Ohanian, the agency's CEO.
The nonprofit received about 1,000 calls, half during the blackout and half after the power had gone back on, Ohanian said.
During the 2007 fires, 211 San Diego received more than 120,000 calls from people wanting to know what to do after being told to evacuate their homes, he said.
Blackout as wake-up call
Hinrichs said the blackout showed people how bad things can get quickly.
"You're stuck on the road, you can't get fuel, you're worried about water and where your family is. … It gets you aware of the critical issues of being prepared," he said.
Take Terry Rodgers, a San Diego resident who works as a grant writer for the city of Santee.
"The only thing that saved us (during the blackout) was a camping headlamp," Rodgers said. "Our other flashlights had dead batteries or didn't work. My wife used it to read, which was real handy since there was no TV that night.
"The rest of the house was lighted with candles we had saved from 10 Christmases. They were all gifts. A few days later we went shopping for more camping headlamps to give to my mother-in-law, who had to sit in the dark."


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|Notre Dame looks at adding on to football stadium
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University officials announced Thursday a feasibility study to determine whether it makes sense to make better use of space at Notre Dame Stadium, which is used fewer than 10 times a year for football games, commencement and recreational events.
The school is looking at attaching buildings to the stadium that could house a conference center with classrooms and meeting space, a media center, a visitors' center and other uses. They could also include about 3,000 new club seats to watch games.
University officials say they won't know the costs until the details are decided. The study is expected to take six to nine months.
The stadium opened in 1930.


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Hotel in Boerne with free breakfast and outdoor pool
Situated in Boerne, this hotel is within 2 mi (3 km) of Boerne Visitors Center, Dienger Building, and River Road Park. Kuhlmann-King Historical House and Boerne City Park are also within 3 mi (5 km).
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This smoke-free hotel features an outdoor pool, a 24-hour fitness center, and a coffee shop/café. Free buffet breakfast and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a spa tub, a 24-hour business center, and a meeting room.
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All 78 rooms offer free WiFi and free wired Internet, plus coffee makers and flat-screen TVs. Other amenities available to guests include free local calls, hair dryers, and ironing boards.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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In addition to an outdoor pool, Hampton Inn & Suites Boerne provides a spa tub and a 24-hour fitness center. The hotel offers a coffee shop/café. A complimentary breakfast is offered.
Business-related amenities consist of a 24-hour business center and a meeting room. Event facilities measure 1440 square feet (130 square meters). Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Hampton Inn & Suites Boerne is a smoke-free property.
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Rajat Gupta's trial, Facebook's controversial IPO, a new Penn State lawsuit and more
Litigation: 25th anniversary of the False Claims Act brings record number of actions
This past January, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) celebrated the 25th anniversary of the 1986 Amendments to the False Claims Act (FCA). The DOJ used this time to tout its use of the FCA in recovering more than $30 billion, and to describe its future enforcement efforts.
Litigation: Beware of blue collar techniques in white collar investigations
When you think about secretive law enforcement techniques such as wiretaps and reliance on confidential informants, you probably imagine gritty TV dramas like HBO's "The Wire" and "The Sopranos" or Fox's "24." And understandably so. Historically, the government has used wiretaps and informants to snare "blue-collar" criminals in investigations related...
Regulatory: Most SEC whistleblowers tell company first
Sean McKessy, Chief of the Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) Office of the Whistleblower, recently reported that a "significant majority" of whistleblowers indicated that they used internal reporting channels before contacting the SEC.
Employees of nonpublic companies not eligible for SOX protection
1st Circuit narrows application of SOX whistleblower protection provision
5 steps to protect against whistleblowers
GCs must improve internal policies and processes to encourage internal reports
Investor sues Oracle over $200 million settlement
An Oracle investor sued the company and its board yesterday, claiming they refused to cooperate in a whistleblower lawsuit that the company ultimately settled for $200 million—far more than it should have, the suit says.
Litigation: The nuts and bolts of internal investigations
They all start differently. Sometimes an employee blows the whistle regarding a potentially problematic internal practice. Other times, a subpoena arrives from a government agency or the FBI arrives unannounced. No matter how it starts, it is time to face reality: You are about to begin an internal investigation.
Labor: An effective compliance policy can be the cheapest insurance a company can buy
Our forefathers realized that angels do not govern men, and that rules were needed to successfully govern. Corporations are the same. While most employees and managers have good intentions, rules are needed to successfully run the business.
Whistleblower collects on Citigroup bad loan settlement
Sherry Hunt is bringing home the cash after blowing the whistle on Citigroup for hiding bad loans from the government—because the role bad mortgages played in our current financial crisis wasn't a good enough cautionary tale.


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The duo rose to prominence when they composed the score for the film Jhankaar Beats which included the song "Tu Aashiqui Hai". They won the Filmfare RD Burman Award for New Music Talent for Jhankaar Beats. The music for the film Musafir combined techno music with Indian sounds.[citation needed] The score included "Saaki" and "Door Se Paas". In 2005 they composed the scores for three films: Salaam Namaste, Dus and Bluffmaster.
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Shankar Mahadevan was born and brought up in Chembur, a suburb of Mumbai, in a Tamil Iyer family from Kerala He learned Hindustani classical music and Carnatic music in his childhood and started playing the veena at the ag... See full bio
Erica Fernandes is an Indian film actress who has appeared in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu language films. Prior to her film career, she took part in the beauty pageant Miss India 2012, finishing in the top ten.
Erica Fernandes was born and brought up in Mumbai, and her parents, Ralph Fernandes, a model and interior designer, and Lavina, had originated from Mangalore, Karnataka. She did her schooling from Holy Cross High School and completed her college from SIES College of Arts, Science, and Commerce, Sion. For further studies, she pursued her Bachelors in Arts from St. Andrew's College, Mumbai. Since 2010, she has taken part in pageants and notably won Pantaloons Femina Miss Maharashtra 2011 amongst other titles
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- Beadalon® wire 49 Strand -Most Flexible .018 Black
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- Cut a 33" piece of 49 Strand - Most Flexible black wire, and loop one end through the eye glass holder using two crimp beads to secure in place.
- Using the Coiling Gizmo create six small beads, they should measure about one inch in length. When creating the beads use one color wire for the first twist and the second color for the ends of the bead. See directions included in your Gizmo kit.
- String your first crystal close to the eyeglass holder and crimp in place. Then using two fingers as a guide string a crimp bead then your coiled bead. (Tip: gently squeeze the top loop so the bead does not slip past the crimp bead.)
- String this sequence two more times ending with a crystal, you will have four crystals and 3 coiled beads. Leave a space of about eight inches then starting with a crystal repeat the sequence down the other side. Ending with the eyeglass holder hold together with two crimp beads.
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Is there any mod that allows me to kidnap people and put them in the dawnstar sanctuary torture room? If not it would be nice if someone could make it. It would be cool if it went something like this when you bring someone down to their knees in battle you have the option to tie them and call a dark brotherhood initiate to haul them back to the dawnstar sanctuary torture room.
torture room kidnapping mod
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I've have'nt seen any finished mod like this, but You may be interested in upcoming Skyrim Slavers Guild Mod.


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The sys admin's daily grind: Whowatch et al.
On Patrol
For no particular reason, Charly occasionally patrols his server farm and hunts down attackers. He has put together a neat toolbox for this job.
Every server with an IP address on the Internet will receive uninvited visits at some point. The usual scans and scripted carpet bombing simply bounce off my machines thanks to clever firewalling, port knocking [1], and additional tools like Fail2ban [2]. To keep attackers from working around my defenses, I use two rootkit hunters: Rootkit Hunter [3] and Chkrootkit [4]. The latter, unfortunately, accuses my DHCP server of packet sniffing:
eth0: PACKET SNIFFER(/usr/sbin/dhcpd[28382])
This result is a known false positive, which I ignore. As an interim report, I can say that my varmint hunters have not seen any prey thus far.
Nevertheless, I occasionally go on patrol to see whether a server is behaving strangely. I like to use
whowatch [5] for this purpose. This tool launches in the terminal with a process list; the second column shows me the owner. In the third column, Whowatch tells me whether the user is local or logged on via SSH, Telnet, or in some other way. For remote users, this information is followed by the IP address, and for local users, just
Hotkey Control
I have two ways of navigating this information: I can use the arrow keys to select a line, press Enter, and see a tree view of the associated processes, as shown in Figure 1. Pressing O (owner) hides or displays the process owner; pressing D (details) creates a window with detailed information for the process.
My second option is to type T (tree view) to show all running processes. In this tree view, too, pressing D will display more information. Pressing L (list of signals) shows me the control signals that I can send to the process, such as
TERM, and in an emergency
KILL. I can display the overall system status, particularly in terms of memory management, by pressing S (sysinfo), which tells Whowatch to display the total load on the screen, in a style very much reminiscent of
top (Figure 2).
I have never found anything dangerous on my server patrols to date, but I do like that warm, safe, and cozy feeling.
- Fwknop: http://www.cipherdyne.org/fwknop/
- Fail2ban: http://www.fail2ban.org
- Rootkit Hunter: http://rkhunter.sourceforge.net
- Chkrootkit: http://www.chkrootkit.org (in Portuguese)
- Whowatch: http://whowatch.sourceforge.net
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Hello,I'm Indloon! I'm interested of programming and web designing. I have been modding on id Tech 3 for year now.
Game Review on Nov 27th, 2012 - 9 people agree 2 people don't
Lack of quality.
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Absolutely stunning performance! :)
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Great engine on OpenGL, very nice WYSIWYG editor, looks like CryEngine 3 one :D
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Scientists selectively shut off mice's ability to sense cold
By Ben Coxworth
February 19, 2013
How many times have you been shivering on a winter day, and wished that you were capable of simply not feeling the cold? Well, that's just what scientists at the University of Southern California have done to a group of lab mice – they disabled the animals' ability to sense cold, while leaving their ability to sense heat and touch intact. It is hoped that the research could lead to more effective pain medications for humans.
The research team, led by associate professor of neurobiology David McKemy, isolated and removed neurons in the mice that express a protein known as TRPM8. This protein is what relays the sensation of cold from the skin.
Those mice were then tested alongside a control group (which still retained their TRPM8 neurons), on a surface where the temperature ranged from 0 to 50ºC (32 to 112ºF). Members of the control group mostly stayed in an area with a temperature of about 30ºC (86ºF), avoiding both hot and cold extremes. The altered mice also avoided the overly-hot areas, but readily wandered into the coldest regions, even when the surface temperature was cold enough to be painful or dangerous.
In other tests that involved the animals' sense of touch, such as one in which they had to balance on a rotating rod, there was no difference between the two groups.
McKemy and his team are hoping that their findings will help in the development of pain relievers that only affect the pain sensation itself – many existing medications, by contrast, simply leave the patient entirely numb.
A paper on the research was recently published in The Journal of Neuroscience.
In colder parts of the world it would be very useful to be able to turn off or turn down the cold.monkeybrains
Why don't they figure out how to turn off their desire to eat or reproduce?ss442
Infra-red vision, now this. Great. They're making super-soldiers and they turn out to be mice.TJG
Interesting story, but this research was done in 2007. Did Gizmag exist back then? Ref: Daniels RL, McKemy DD (2007). "Mice left out in the cold: commentary on the phenotype of TRPM8-nulls". Mol Pain 3 (1): 23. doi:10.1186/1744-8069-3-23. PMC 1988789. PMID 17705869bill
The problem with "turning off" the ability to sense cold, if done incorrectly, is you could freeze to death, which, considering it's a mouse, perhaps we could kill off a lot of mice this way LOL.Rusty Harris


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