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In 1982, sociologists Pepper Schwartz and Philip Blumstein published American Couples: Money, Work, Sex, the first major study of its kind to compare gay male, lesbian, and heterosexual couples on basic issues such as sex, communication, and money. Among many other findings, their research showed that lesbian couples had less frequent sex than anyone else. And thus was born the trope of "lesbian bed death." A majority of comparative studies in the past 30 years have replicated these results, although a few have found no differences between lesbian and heterosexual couples.
Over the decades, though, those of us who first publicized the American Couples findings have come to doubt them. More specifically, we have questioned whether "sexual frequency" is the most valuable measure of the sexual health of a relationship, whether our views and definitions of sex may be inherently heterocentric, even phallocentric. However, until recently we had nothing but our theories—and the incontrovertible data showing that female couples have less sex. The stereotype of "lesbian sex" became … cuddling, even the stereotypes that lesbians have of themselves. Never mind that the frontiers of BDSM, polyamory, and erotic gender bending were explored by lesbian and bisexual women long before most heterosexual women had a clue. Let's forget the gay and bisexual female sex radicals, from Virginia Masters to Betty Dodson to Tristan Taormino. Lesbian sex, when not thought of as entertainment for men, has come to be seen as tepid and a little bit boring.
But now, finally, someone has done the research that explores the questions raised by feminist sexologists. At the annual conference of the Society for the Scientific Study of Sex (SSSS), which I attended for the first time in many years, I discovered that an abundance of the smartest young researchers in sexology are women, many of them queer women. One of them, Dr. Karen Blair, presented research that tested several measures of "sexual well-being," not just frequency. She compared more than 800 men and women in relationships, about equal numbers of lesbians, gay men, heterosexual men, and heterosexual women, and asked questions about sexual frequency, duration of each sexual encounter, types of sexual acts, and orgasms.
Sure enough, as measured by frequency lesbians fell behind the others. Only about 15% of the lesbians had sex more than twice a week, compared to 50% or more of the others, and about 40% said there were weeks when they had no sex at all, compared to less than 20% of the rest of the sample. But if you looked at how long each sexual encounter lasted, women in same-sex relationships were champs. Gay men and especially male and female heterosexuals reported typical sexual encounters of a half hour or less, often much less. Lesbians, on the other hand, described sexual sessions lasting upward of 30 minutes, and nearly 10% reported encounters of two hours or more. This is our first hint that the measure of "sexual frequency" is inadequate. Perhaps lesbians have lower frequency because if each sexual encounter involves extended periods of sensual and sexual activity, it is harder to find time for sex. And if sex is that intense, maybe you don't need or desire it as frequently. Maybe some of the other needs that genital sex fills—such as the need for intimacy and closeness—CAN be fulfilled by cuddling.
Blair's other results are also food for thought. Not surprisingly, the most frequent sexual activity engaged in by heterosexual men and women was penile-vaginal intercourse, with the most common among gay men and lesbians being giving and receiving oral sex. More surprising was the finding that heterosexual women were most likely to say they did not always have an orgasm during partner sex—and lesbians, of all four groups, most frequently reported not only orgasms but multiple orgasms most frequently. Perhaps lesbians have sex less frequently because—due to those extended sessions and an abundance of oral sex—they tend to not only climax, but climax repeatedly on a regular basis. Looked at from this perspective, the "lesbian bed death" trope is clearly inappropriate and grossly misleading.
All participants in Blair's study reported similar levels of sexual satisfaction, regardless of their orientation, and other comparison studies have shown a similar result. This is an interesting finding, considering that heterosexual women report fewer orgasms than lesbians, and that a common complaint of heterosexual women is that their partners do not spend enough time on foreplay. Do heterosexual women trade consistent orgasm for frequency? Do they care? The neuroscientist Sari van Anders, who rocked a plenary at SSSS with her research on hormones and neurotransmitters, provided a clue to the last question. Van Anders included both lesbians and heterosexual women in her research on the relationship of hormones to sexual behavior, and she found that heterosexual women did not expect orgasm during sex, while lesbians took having an orgasm in partnered sex for granted. Perhaps our expectations are shaped by our experiences, and "satisfaction" may have more to do with what we think is realistic than what is ideal.
So what does this mean about "lesbian bed death"? Sexual frequency declines in all long-term relationships, just a bit more drastically for women with women. Is frequency the only measure we should be looking at? Blair's research suggests not. For lesbians, it seems just as satisfying to have fewer sexual encounters, to spend more time on each one, and to know that both partners will have at least one orgasm when they do choose to have sex. For many women, exchanging quantity for quality may seem an exchange worth making. What's so bad about that?
To go a little deeper, if we throw out 'frequency' as the sole or even most important measure of sexual health, we see differences in sexual style that vary by sexual orientation but also by gender, and contrasting these dimensions gives us new insights. Lesbian sexuality could be thought of as what women do when they construct sexual scripts without male influence, while the sexual styles of women who have sex with men reflect how sex is constructed when there is a need to balance both male and female sexual styles. Lesbians construct sex as less frequent but more prolonged, intense, and orgasmic. Heterosexual women are content with fewer orgasms and more frequent genital encounters. Many heterosexual women dream of what in heterosexual terms is called "foreplay" but for lesbians is a routine part of sex—a lot of touching and oral genital contact. Do lesbians dream of quickies and sexual encounters where you go straight for the crotch?
There is tremendous variety, of course, in women's sexual preferences, and the stereotypes I've created based on Blair's study are grossly reductionistic. But there is something to be looked at here, something involving gender, the purposes served by genital sexual contact, clues that will help us learn more about human sexuality in gender.
But we will only learn it when we stop using terms such as "lesbian bed death" and start to look at all sexual styles as equal but different, instead of privileging certain types of sex over others. Sex is not a competition; it's a rich and diverse activity whose mystery we have only begun to comprehend.
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So maybe this isn't as important to lesbian couples as it is to others? Who cares? If someone is happy and content in their relationship do I really care how much they have sex? And do they care how much I do?
I have thought a lot about this, and mainly because I am friends with several lesbian couples. What I mostly see among this group of friends is a level of comfort that does not exist among my heterosexual friends. But I think that for many of them this comfort does start to translate into the relationship becoming less sexual than it may have once been… but that doesn't mean that the women are not happy with this. I don't know if they are or not. But the long and short is that we don't know what makes anyone's relationship tick, and what goes on behind closed doors is for the couple to determine, not us. If this makes them happy, then it does and I applaud anyone staying together these days and defying the odds.
Guess that kind of shoots down what straight men have always thought about lesbians!!
Is this really only something that happens in women/women relationships? No. Anytime a couple becomes comfortable with each other I think that it is natural that sex dies away a little bit. Right?
Paul – yes, this is something that happens in all couples, but the data has pretty consistently shown that frequency declines more for lesbian couples. But as others have commented – if they don't care, why should we?
I have to wonder who is doing the reserach, men or women, and if it is men then are they making a bigger deal out of this than the couples actually are? I don't know, I just know that there are times when I want to have sex with my husband not because I want anything in return but just because I could be missing that feeling of intimacy that having sex brings us. It isn't always about the end result, it is that closeness that having sex with each other brings and I think that couples miss out on a whole lot when they choose not to make that part of their relationship a priority.
Maybe sex isnt that much of an issue to a lesbian couple as it is to a heterosexual. Sex is about being close to one person so how many times you have sex a week really shouldn' be an issue.
Why is this so heavily deffended. It might be a real issue. While some may think intimacy is the only thing required. We come preprogrammed to desire sex (with insertion). Maybe a new test could be run by a lesbian and a straight person, both inventing the questions and interpreting the results.
Its makes sense that two women would have less sex….I wouldn't be surprised if two men have the most sex… if it of was up to women in a hetero relationship they wouldn't have that much sex…but men will beg!
On a personal level, no, I don't care, nor should I; it's none of my business. On a general, scientific level, it's interesting like any other aspect of behaviour. It's a pity to confuse the two.
My wife and I have found from lesbian groups on Facebook that lesbian death bed is very common. I'm not just talking about older couples who have been together for years but also younger couples. We have seen a lot where one person will want intimacy and the other person won't.
My wife and I really feel like the odd couple because we have such a loving and intimate relationship. We connect in every level.
Man I love my girl.
What a great summary of the topic!! Thanks for including my research from SSSS! Some of the data from that talk have now been published and you can find the article here: academia.edu/2377768/_The_Tortoise_and_the_Hare_Sexual_Orientation_and_Gender_Differences_in_the_Duration_of_Sexual_Activity_within_Same-Sex_and_Mixed-Sex_Relationships
I'm in the process of working on the paper that compares orgasms among the same groups ;-)
Thanks, Karen! I downloaded, printed, read, and have distributed to colleagues that article…..i got an email about it when it was first online. love your work, so glad you are doing it. can't wait to see your new paper.
I am a lesbian woman and I am in a relationship. She and I started out having sex every day and it was awesome! I mean we both experienced multiple orgasms and we usually had sex for several hours at a time. Even when one of us was unable to have sex (due to menstrual cycles or for other reasons) we equally took pleasure in satisfying the other partner who was able to have sex. Satisfying eachother was equal to experiencing an orgasm ourself. Now that our relationship has become more seasoned, we have sex maybe every other day. We still make love for several hours at a time and we still experience multiple orgasms. I feel as though the sex has decreased simple because our love for eachother has increased. We appreciate quality time with eachother, sex just comes along with it. Non the less,it has not had a negative impact on our relationship. I think we have just matured and we have fullfilled our intamate needs through our closeness, be it through deep convesations, quality time, or cuddling.
Hello. I've been exclusively lesbian for 30 years and completely concur with the author's assessments in this article. Particularly when I was in my 20s and early 30s, my & my partners' preference was for very long, intense sessions lasting many hours. That's unsustainable night after night, particularly when you're holding down a busy job. Of course the sessions have to become shorter and/or less frequent, although by shorter, I can't remember many sessions that've lasted less than an hour, except under stressful circumstances or with women whose relationships were primarily with men and preferred, or had been conditioned to prefer, short relatively frantic sessions. I have to say that those short, busy but mostly unsatisfying sessions didn't make me want to have more of them. Quite the contrary. I'd take one good, long session a month over 30 short, fast sessions any day, and I wonder whether the compromises straight women seem to make work for them at all or whether their interest in pleasing the man they're with means many never truly learn to enjoy sex for its own sake at all.
Ps: Thank you, Margaret Nichols, for writing such a thoughtful piece. It's really good to read misogynistic old presumptions debunked like this.
What if one is a lesbian, whose lesbian partner acts like a typical heterosexual male? What then? Then i suppose Yes bed death exists and there is a loss of cuddling and loving behavior. In at least my case. I know it's not typical; compared to exes.
I just don't understand. I was married for 10 years to a man. Sex was almost every night, and I had an orgasm every time. Now that I have been in several relationships with women, I see they are all talk. I have a high libido and to me, sex is a way of sealing the deal.. It's a way of saying "I'll never leave." It has nothing to do with the orgasm or lack of one. It hurts to be rejected when you're trying to bond with someone, trying to SHOW them that you love them. I would never declined my girlfriend, unfortunately she always does. It's not the orgasm I want…it's her. I love her and yes there is alot of intimacy. I give foot rubs, massages, make dinner, clean, we cuddle every day. There's just something about making love to the person you love… It's like you both become one, nothing compares to that. People have taken the beauty of making love and turned it into having sex. Lovemaking isn't about receiving, it's about giving, because you can't give anything more than your body… There's no price tag on that. I can give myself an orgasm but I can't give myself the feeling I get when I touch her, it's a feeling that melts me every time…it's a feeling I long for, a feeling of oneness. Lets face it, most people don't see lesbianism as normal, so you go through the looks and chatter together and when you cuddle up in bed you know it's right. Lovemaking should never be a chore…it's a gift from God, a way to express yourself in the deepest levels. Unfortunately people turned it into sex, self gratifying, something it was never supposed to be and it ruined it for the few that don't see it that way.
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What you haven't been reading are articles about the women who ARE in the investing community. Sure, there are articles about a few of them, and there was a wonderful Twitter campaign started by Cindy Gallop entitled "Female VC's Everyone Should Know," which listed over 50 female venture capitalists; however, thanks to Twitter's API cap and Cindy's prolific tweeting, there is nothing to link to for your reference.
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Yesterday afternoon, I met up with my project mates, X,P and L.
As usual, X gave me the cold shoulder. I found there was no reason to. Perhaps she was just finding an axe to grind. I happened to be an unfortunate "victim'. L is playing the usual role-the authoriative mistress. And P is nonchalant. I was supposed to do a task delegated by X with P. As usual, X had the false impression that P did her job and was up to task. Behind all this. I was the sacrificial "lamb" or rather scapegoat. X would rather believe that it was I who did nothing and P was the conscientious one. Well, what can I say? When someone looks at you with tinted glasses, things will go out of proportion. I can only do to my best of my ability. Ultimately, I am out to please God and not man.
I always feel uncomfortable in the company of the three of them. It's an unexplainable feeling.
Somehow or rather, I simply cannot fit in.
With them,time seems to pass so awfully slow. In 2 months, all these will soon be over.
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The 1999 painting sold at Sotheby's in London last night is one of three depicting a landmark rainbow tunnel in Toronto, Canada, which is a recurring feature of Doig's work.
The tunnel was repainted by an anonymous artist more than 40 times in 20 years as the authorities tried to remove it. The painter finally identified himself as Berg Johnson, who said he first painted the tunnel aged 16 as a tribute to a friend who died in a nearby road crash.
Doig was born in the capital, but has also lived in Canada and currently lives in Trinidad, where he has an artist's studio in Port of Spain.
Cheyenne Westphal, Co-Global Head of Contemporary Art at Sotheby's, said: "For lovers of Doig, this work enjoys a supreme status.
"We were thrilled to see it set a new benchmark price for the artist … affirming yet again the market's huge appreciation for his work."
Having remained in the same collection since the year it was painted, Country-rock (wing-mirror) belongs to a series of three works which together rank among the most celebrated and desirable in the artist's oeuvre.
It was painted in London at a key turning-point in the artist's career,
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Rookie Kligerman sweats out Daytona 500 berth
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP)
Parker Kligerman burst into the Daytona media room, arms outstretched and unleashed a ''Woo hoo!''
One day after flipping his car for the first time in his career, the 23-year-old Kligerman had reason to flip out - he was racing in the Daytona 500.
Kligerman had to sweat out his spot Thursday night after failing to earn a berth on speed in the first qualifying race, and watched the second race in his motorhome. He compared the stress on Twitter to preparing for fatherhood, then said it was more like watching election results come in on TV.
''No one has the right info,'' Kligerman said. ''Everyone's saying the info they think they have, but they just don't know.''
Finally, NASCAR could call it: Kligerman was in and so was fellow Swan Racing rookie teammate Cole Whitt.
The pair of Daytona 500 first-timers were joined by rookie Alex Bowman. Bowman and Whitt raced their way into the 43-driver field via the available transfer spots. Other surprises for Sunday's race include drivers from underfunded teams: Landon Cassill made it in the No. 40 Chevrolet for Hillman Racing and Josh Wise has a spot driving the No. 98 Ford for Phil Parsons Racing.
Kligerman was in the same 150-mile Budweiser Duel 150 race as Whitt, but finished 18th and didn't transfer into the Daytona 500. He had to wait for the second qualifying to see if he made the field.
It was a wild turn of events for Kligerman, who was turned upside down for the first time in his career in Wednesday's wreck, then landed a sponsor for the Daytona 500 in Lending Tree on Thursday morning, then had to sweat out his spot in the ''Great American Race.''
Kligerman's backup car wasn't as good as his primary, and he struggled on the final lap, when he dropped from ninth to 18th. He found out after the second race he made it into the 500.
''We had a fast car and that's what we can focus on,'' he said. ''Barring the engine problem, we would have finished in the top 10 and been in the 500 easy.''
Joe Gibbs Racing teammates Matt Kenseth and Denny Hamlin won the twin qualifying races, the first under the lights at Daytona International Speedway.
Kenseth, a two-time Daytona 500 winner, edged Kevin Harvick and Kasey Kahne in the first 150-mile feature. Hamlin took the checkered flag in a wilder second one.
His victory was overshadowed by a huge wreck that included Clint Bowyer's car getting airborne and doing a complete flip before landing on its tires. Six-time and defending Sprint Cup champion Jimmie Johnson triggered the melee when he ran out of gas a few hundred feet from the finish line. It caused Jamie McMurray to run into the back of Johnson, turning Johnson sideways and both cars into the wall.
The entire pack began to spin around them, and Michael Waltrip Racing driver Clint Bowyer flipped upside down. Two-time Daytona 500 winner Michael Waltrip slid through the grass and hit hard into the inside retaining wall.
''While I'm spinning through the infield, I see, oh, there's my 15 car flipping through the air,'' Waltrip said of Bowyer.
All drivers escaped uninjured. Johnson was apologetic.
The bumps and bruises weren't limited to the race.
Cassill raced his way into the Daytona 500 just days after getting hit by a car while riding his bike. Cassill had road rash on his chin, arm and both legs, as well as a black eye and some bad bruising. He was hit Saturday - he said he was T-boned by a woman who ran a stop sign - and ended up in the hospital. His bike was destroyed.
''Face plant, blood,'' Cassill said. ''But I made the Daytona 500 and she doesn't know that.''
NASCAR medical cleared Cassill to drive in pole qualifying Sunday and he was back behind the wheel in the second qualifying race Thursday night.
After the race, Harvick was informed while sitting in the Fox Sports 1 studio as an analyst for the second race that his Chevrolet, sponsored by Budweiser, had failed post-race inspection for the first Budweiser Duel.
He will not, however, have to join Stewart-Haas Racing teammates Danica Patrick and Tony Stewart in the back of the field.
Eric McClure, Michael McDowell, Joe Nemechek, Morgan Shepherd and Ryan Truex failed to qualify. The 72-year-old Shepherd was trying to become the oldest driver in the field. Dave Blaney withdrew after he totaled his car in practice.
Wise certainly understood the pressure those drivers faced. He responded by finishing sixth in the first race to make the Daytona 500.
''It's a big burden lifted off, for sure. Sleep has been light this week,'' Wise said.
Whitt consoled Kligerman after the first race with a pat on the back and words of encouragement. Whitt was off to celebrate.
''Kind of a hard way to do it,'' Whitt said. ''But being out and back in with just a lap or so to go is pretty gnarly.''
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I manage or work in over a hundred WordPress sites on various servers and several hosts
Today, ALL DAY I seem to be having problems with an incredibly slow admin panel on multiple servers, multiple WP versions, multiple webhosts, but only with SOME of the blogs.
My own server has about 40, spread out over five or six user accounts.
Some admin sections are totally fine within the same user accounts, and some are incredibly slow.
I'm on shared hosting, and with linux2, 3, 4, etc there's no consistent "thing" I can pinpoint, and server admins bugged all day claim all is well, and "It must be a WordPress thing".
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Accuracy of targeted post-mortem computed tomography coronary angiography compared to assessment of serial histological sections
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Post-mortem computed tomography with coronary angiography (PMCTA) could have a role in the investigation of sudden natural death. This study assesses the accuracy of targeted coronary PMCTA, using both air and iodinated contrast media, to provide sensitivity and specificity for critical stenosis (CS) on a segmental basis, based on a gold standard of 3–5 mm serial sections of the coronary arteries using macroscopic and histological techniques. Assessment of stenosis at 1 mm intervals on PMCTA was compared with the data from pathological analysis. Stenosis was defined as "critical" when the stenotic region reaches ≥75 %. Regions were defined every 20 mm or by a clear change in stenosis. Discrepancies were defined as significant if only one test showed CS. Five cases with 25 vessels with 124 regions were assessed. PMCTA was unable to identify plaque hemorrhage or dissection (but this was normally associated with CS). Eighteen segments had significant discrepancies, giving a sensitivity and specificity of 50 and 91.5 %. When an alternative gold standard was constructed by excluding regions beyond a CS (five cases), taking PMCTA as correct where a heavily calcified vessel opens under contrast injection (four cases), and correcting for misregistration of distance (one case), the sensitivity rose to 85.7 %. There was complete agreement when the right or left coronary arteries are assessed as a whole. This study shows that PMCTA is not a perfect replacement for histological examination of coronary vessels, but may have a role in routine post-mortem investigation.
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- Title
- Accuracy of targeted post-mortem computed tomography coronary angiography compared to assessment of serial histological sections
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International Journal of Legal Medicine
Volume 127, Issue 4 , pp 809-817
- Cover Date
- 2013-07-01
- 10.1007/s00414-012-0790-7
- Print ISSN
- 0937-9827
- Online ISSN
- 1437-1596
- Publisher
- Springer-Verlag
- Additional Links
- Topics
- Keywords
- Forensic
- Post-mortem computed tomography
- Angiography
- Coronary arteries
- Histology
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- B. Morgan (1)
- M. J. Biggs (2)
- J. Barber (2)
- V. Raj (1)
- J. Amoroso (2)
- F. E. Hollingbury (2)
- C. Robinson (1)
- G. N. Rutty (2)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Imaging Department, University Hospitals of Leicester, Leicester Royal Infirmary, Leicester, LE2 7LX, UK
- 2. East Midlands Forensic Pathology Unit, University of Leicester, Robert Kilpatrick Building, Leicester, LE2 7LX, UK


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On the auspicious day of the Janmashtami festival - one of India's most loved festivals that celebrates the birth of lord Krishna, we bring you seven Bollywood songs that not suit the festive flavour of the occasion.
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Yashomati Maiya Se:
A song that comes to mind right away when you talk about Janmashtami, this song is beautifully penned, bringing out the innocence of lord Krishna.
Mach Gaya Shor:
Peppy and vibrant, the song encapsulates the fun and frolic usually associated with Janmashtami, especially the Dahi handi ritual!
Govinda Aala Re:
This hit song from Shammi Kapoor's Bluffmaster is still the most recognised Janmashtami number. One of those brilliant black and white numbers, 'Govinda Ala Re' is an all time favourite!
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One of the most melodious Janmashtami numbers, 'Maiya Yashoda' was Radha's plea to Yashoda, complaining about Krishna's naughty maneuvers. Kavita Krishnamurthy and Alka Yagnik's voice infused life into the track and how.
Radhe Krishna Ki Jyoti:
Sooraj Barjatya who is famous for his traditional films depicting the Indian culture on screen, had another Janmashtami number up his sleeve. With Shreya Ghoshal rendering this soulfully sweet number, he had another winner!
Go Go Govinda:
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In music education the phonograph was early adopted as a tool in teaching both serious students and laymen. Teachers who could not adequately illustrate musical examples at the piano found in records a means of demonstration. They could also bring entire orchestras into the classroom by means of the phonograph.
In 1930 the Columbia History of Music by Ear and Eye, a phonographic survey that became popular in music history classes, enabled many students—as well as many of their teachers—to hear for the first time such instruments as viols, lutes, virginals, clavichords, and harpsichords together with the then little-known music written for them. A half dozen years later another educational recorded project, L'Anthologie sonore, added impetus to this specialized field. By the 1960s the Baroque music of the 17th and 18th centuries—as well as the earlier music of the Renaissance and medieval era—increasingly was recorded in performances using the instruments for which it was written. Such music found a wide audience beyond educational institutions; this audience was developed in large part by the phonograph.
By the late 20th century many conservatories, colleges, and universities, and even some secondary schools, had constructed recording studios to enable students to analyze their own performances or to rehear their own compositions.
Records also enabled music critics to expand their knowledge and perspective of music and performance practices. Unfortunately, a record collection also allows reviewers to write on superficial differences between performances with very little expenditure of intellectual energy. New music has suffered especially from the resulting loss of the ability of many critics to expostulate on music for their readers.
The impact of recordings on the concert hall has also been enormous, both for classical and for popular performances. Performers today can hardly hope to attract a concert audience if they have not produced distinguished recordings; usually, their audiences, both at home and abroad, consist of persons who know the performers' work through recordings. In the popular music field especially, many performers cannot compete in live appearances with recordings in which they depend heavily on technical aid. There are some who feel that the phonograph may cause the demise of live performance in the concert hall, which, if it survives at all, will do so for social rather than musical reasons. A possible indication of this trend is the disappearance of independent, nonacademic, nonprofessional classical music magazines in America; instead, there are record magazines. Their name changes are significant: The American Record Guide, established in 1935 as The American Music Lover; High Fidelity, established in 1951; and Stereo Review, established in 1958 as Hi Fi/Music Review. The record magazine is not a peculiarly American phenomenon; England has The Gramophone and Records and Recording; France, Diapason and Harmonie; Germany, HiFi Stereophonie and Fono Forum; Italy, Discoteca Hi Fi; Holland, Luister; Belgium, Hi-Fi Musique; Sweden, Musikrevy; and Japan, Record Art/Record Geijutsu, among many other periodical publications.
The entire field of comparative musicology—i.e., the study of the relationships between Western, non-Western, and primitive music—depends upon disc and tape recordings. Although the discipline may be traced to the 18th century, it did not emerge from a primitive state until it acquired phonographic tools. Primitive music is generally transmitted orally rather than through a written tradition, and as such its performance practices—certainly in rhythm and intonation—cannot be accurately transcribed into Western notation. Since World War II anthropologists and musicologists have visited the most remote parts of the world with tape machines to record aboriginal music before it was either tainted or wiped out by Western civilization. The most recent studies have been conducted as a race against time or more specifically against the transistor radio, a ubiquitous commodity that is homogenizing the world's musics.


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Open to Kansas residents only, more than 1,000 applications are expected for the 140 firearm and 40 muzzleloader permits available this year. Hunters who are unsuccessful in the drawing receive a preference point. It may require six or more preference points for a general resident to draw a firearm permit, or three or four preference points to draw a muzzleloader permit, depending on the number of applicants. Half the permits allocated in each unit are set aside for landowner/tenant applicants. Those who do not want to apply for a permit and want to purchase a preference point only may select "preference point only" online for $7.69. Only one preference point may be obtained per year.
Archery antelope permits are unlimited, and both resident and nonresident hunters can purchase permits over the counter. The open archery unit comprises the same area as the three firearm units combined. Archery antelope permits will be available over the counter from Aug. 1 through Oct. 30.
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For more information on antelope hunting, unit maps, and regulations go to www.ksoutdoors.com, click on "Hunting," "Big Game Information," and "Antelope."
The first modern-day antelope (properly called "pronghorn") hunting season in Kansas was held in 1974. Nearly 500 hunters applied for 80 permits, and 70 animals were harvested. Today, hunting is restricted to three management units that include parts or all of Sherman, Thomas, Wallace, Logan, Gove, Trego, Greeley, Wichita, Scott, Lane, Ness, Hamilton, Kearny, Finney, Gray, Hodgeman, Ford, Stanton, Grant, Haskell, Morton, Stevens, Seward, Meade and Clark counties.
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text: Storm Surge by Justin Matthew Hoopes published on 2012/11/12 06:16:11 +0000 We've all weathered storms; as I write this, there are those just recovering from a devastating one on the east coast of the USA. There are also emotional storms and fits inside of us that threaten to lash out and utterly destroy positive connections. Or the storm that happens when you feel that some kind of ending is near may be the one we deal with. This song is all about dealing with storms in life. Words and Music composed by Justin Matthew Hoopes. All instruments and vocals by Justin Matthew Hoopes. Oily rags and bacon by the Band That Played "California Lady."


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Take a scenic ride on the Mt. Rainier Gondola over meadows of wildflowers to the summit of Crystal Mountain. Once you reach the top you'll find an unparalleled view of Mt. Rainier and the Cascade Range, as well as the Summit House – the highest elevation restaurant in Washington State! Step off the gondola and stay as long as you like. Soak in the views from one of the slingback chairs situated along the ridge. You'll also find access to miles of hiking trails and the Summit Gift Shop, located under the gondola station. Interpretive ranger walks are also offered on select days; learn about the local history, geology, wildlife and more. Picnic tables can be found along the ridge. Leashed dogs are welcome on the gondola and the hiking trails during the summer only! We simply ask you to kindly pick up after them. The gondola is wheelchair accessible and fun for all ages.
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Grab your spatula and get ready for a burger-flipping adventure! In this brand-new edition of Papa's Burgeria, you are unwillingly left in charge of Papa Louie's famous Burgeria. You'll need to take orders, grill patties, add toppings, and serve the burgers to all of your wacky customers.
This hands-on time-management game gives you control at each step of the burger-building process. You'll need to multi-task and juggle between each area of the restaurant: Keep an eye out for customers waiting in the lobby, drag and flip burger patties on the grill to cook them just right, and add toppings and sauces to the sandwiches before serving them to your customers!
Keep your customers happy to earn more points and level up! As your level rises, you'll unlock new toppings in the shop, and new customers will start visiting the Burgeria!
This updated and remastered version of Papa's Burgeria features a variety of new unlockable toppings and sauces, and many new customers not found in previous editions of the game. At the end of each day, you'll also be faced with Closer customers who are very picky about their burgers, and each week you'll be visited by the Food Critic with a chance to earn a tip-boosting Blue Ribbon!
Use your hard-earned tips to buy restaurant upgrades and hats to wear, and you can also decorate your lobby with furniture and posters from the Furniture Shop. You'll even earn a Pay Day each week, which you can spend on upgrading your Burgeria!
You'll also be able to earn 70 different achievements for various tasks in the Burgeria, including reaching certain ranks, earning Customer Awards on your customers, playing mini-games, and serving burgers with certain toppings.
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E. Cantore, Atomic Order: An Introduction to the Philosophy of Microphysics (1969); F. Copleston, A History of Philosophy, 8 vol. (1950–66); E.J. Dijksterhuis, Die Mechanisierung des Weltbildes (1956; Eng. trans., The Mechanization of the World Picture, 1961), a history of science from antiquity to the 17th century; A.S. Eddington, The Philosophy of Physical Science (1939); K. Lasswitz, Geschichte der Atomistik vom Mittelalter bis Newton, 2 vol. (1890, reprinted 1963), a 19th-century classic; A.G.M. van Melsen, Van atomos naar atoom (1949; Eng. trans., From Atomos to Atom: The History of the Concept Atom, 2nd ed. 1960), including references for the primary sources; L.K. Nash, The Atomic-Molecular Theory (1950), a discussion of the first phase of the chemical atomic theory; E.T. Whittaker, History of the Theories of Aether and Electricity, rev. ed., 2 vol. (1951–54), only for readers with a solid background in science; L.L. Whyte, Essay on Atomism: From Democritus to 1960 (1961), a brief introduction to the idea of atomism and its history. See also Mrinalkauti Gangopadhyaya, Indian Atomism: History and Sources (1980).
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Indian startup, "Ease My Sell," founded by Deepak Rahangdale & Ex-SingTel employee Gagan Randhawa, funded by Venture Capitalist Vishwajeet Sinha launched in December 2012 to make online selling easy for users who wish to sell their products online. "Ease My Sell" now provides merchants the facility to create invoices online and get email notifications, when the client pays by credit cards, debit cards or Internet banking.
"Ease My Sell" allows its users to quickly take their products online for sales. Users just have to provide minimum information about their product like a picture, description and price. Also it lets users to see a virtual "product banner" which can be embedded on Facebook or any website to monetize the web traffic.
Selling Digital Goods : Digital goods can be uploaded and sold through "Ease My Sell". It allows sellers to upload MP3, Music, E-books, Videos, Presentation, tutorials and other files for sale. More importantly, users can bundle digital and physical goods together and sell. For example, a Web designer can sell web template, A Music Band can sell its music album or an Author can sell a physical copy of his new book and also provide digital version of the book, so that a buyer can download and read it.
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"EaseMySell "provides wide variety of templates and design to set-up a virtual store. Users need to just upload an image of their product or services along with a description and price. Users can specify whether the product listed is a physical, digital or a combination of both. Users can make the virtual store LIVE just by pressing "PUBLISH" button.
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A new high school football season begins Friday and both the Leslie County Eagles and Harlan Green Dragons are determined to quickly put the disappointment of 2013 behind them with a strong performance they hope will set the tone for a better 2014.
"You'd like to start off well, especially with a young team like we are," Harlan coach J.B. Donahue said. "That would build a lot of momentum for us. We hope to get started on a positive note before we have a little two-week hiatus."
"We had a bad year last year and it's very important to get off to a good start and get that first win and get confidence going," added Leslie County coach Eddie Melton. "We're starting a lot of young players on both sides of the ball. We may have six or seven sophomores in there defensively at times, so it's very important for those guys to get their confidence and be physical. We're asking a lot out of them. We just want to get some momentum going in the right direction.
Leslie got off to a good start last year with wins over Harlan and Knott Central and was 3-2 at the midpoint of the season when everything fell apart. The Eagles closed the year with six straight losses, including a 44-28 defeat at Middlesboro in the first round of the 2A playoffs. Leslie was able to score at least 16 points in its last five games but had trouble stopping anyone, giving up just under 48 points a game after week five.
"Last year we felt we didn't have a lot of depth and when we had some injuries to key people it really hurt us," Melton said. "We also lacked discipline. We had some crucial penalties and crucial moments that cost us up to three games. We were right there and squandered opportunities."
The Eagles bring back most of their key players from a year ago, including junior quarterback Kevin Whitaker, who brought Leslie back from a 21-14 deficit in the fourth quarter at Harlan last season with two touchdown passes to James Brock, who is now a senior.
Harlan had a chance to put the game away after stopping the Eagles on fourth down, but the Leslie defense responded and held on four downs.
Whitaker found Brock on a slant pass and he broke free for a 71-yard touchdown play. Leslie tried for the go-ahead two-point conversion but Whitaker's pass went over Jared Feltner's head.
Leslie recovered an onside kick at midfield to set up the second Whitaker to Brock connection, this one covering 26 yards for the go-ahead touchdown with 56.8 seconds remaining. A pass interference penalty on a throw intended for tight end Blake Asher gave the Eagles with a first down on the 30.
One 15-yard penalty on Leslie after the touchdown and another on the kickoff gave Harlan a chance with the ball on the Leslie 27, but the Eagles held when a fourth down pass fell incomplete.
"I expect the same thing this year. It's always a battle," Melton said. "It's always close when we play each other. Coach Donahue is a great coach and will always have his team ready, whether he's got 15 players or 40. They appear to be pretty physical this year and will run the ball. We have to slow their running game down to be successful."
Melton likes the Eagles' potential for a big turnaround with several key players coming back.
"We feel like we can," he said. "Players are tired of hitting and tackling each other, and we feel we can get going in the right direction. We have to take it one game at a time. Any time you come off a 3-7 season you can't be overconfident. You have to focus on each game and try to build and get better."
Whitaker and Brock both return this season and are among the major focuses for the Dragons going into the opening game.
"I think Whitaker is a terrific quarterback," Donahue said. "He throws the ball well and he's underestimated as a weapon. He's a dual threat for them, and they have some kids on the outside who run well and catch the ball. They're also big up front. They will be tough."
Asher moves from tight end to anchor this year's offensive line at right tackle. Ricky Cornett, a senior, is back at left tackle. The guards will be senior Michael Smith and junior Covey Smith. Tommy Guier, a sophomore, plays center. Tight end Brady Crisp, fullback C.J. Sebastian and tailback Austin Smith will take over key roles in the Leslie offense as sophomores.
Harlan posted a 2-9 mark last season season, finishing third in District 6 of Class A and also falling in the first round of the playoffs.
The Green Dragons, despite losing a large senior class, appeared to be improved in a 34-7 loss to Williamsburg in the Southeastern Kentucky Conference Gridorama last week. Senior quarterback Tanner Morris, who played running back against the Jackets in the scrimmage while Tanner Parks started at quarterback, led the Harlan offense, much like he did in last season's game against Leslie County. Morris ran for 158 yards on 24 carries against the Eagles, scoring two of the Dragons' three touchdowns. Harlan held a 243-74 advantage in rushing yardage in the game.
"He's a very talented athlete. He can throw the ball, and he ran it all over us last year," Melton said. "We struggled tackling. That's one of our focuses. If we don't slow Morris down it will be a long night for us."
Donahue will have several options in the backfield in an effort to replace Cory Chorak, who ran for 84 yards and a touchdown against the Eagles last season. Nick Powers and Peyton Dillman will share the carries at fullback with Kendal Brock, Matt Bailey and Holden Williams alternating at the two halfback slots.
Senior Peyton Pugh and Asher will be key players on the Leslie defense as the ends. Brandon Record, a senior, is back at cornerback. Several sophomores will comprise the linebacking corps.
Senior Tye Patrick is one of three starters back on Harlan's defense and will lead the four-man linebacking corps that also includes Parks on the inside and Nick Powers and Matt Bailey on the outside.
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Terming Government's decision to announce unilateral cuts in carbon emissions as a "bad" negotiation strategy, BJP today accused it of succumbing to the pressure of developed countries.
"BJP has serious reservations against the unilateral cuts in emissions announced by Environment Minister Jairam Ramesh during the Lok Sabha debate on climate change yesterday.
"It is bad strategy on the eve of Copenhagen summit to announce unilateral stance without waiting for the approach of the developed countries," Leader of Opposition in the Rajya Sabha Arun Jaitley told reporters here.
To a question on the reason behind the decision to unilaterally announce the cuts, Jaitley simply said the government succumbed to the pressure from developed countries. "It could be pressure from the United States and China. I am not very sure," he added.
When asked if the stand adopted by Ramesh was that of the Government, Jaitley merely said the Environment Minister had remarked in Lok Sabha yesterday that his stand on the issue was that of the Prime Minister and if he (Ramesh) deviates, he would lose his job.
The BJP leader also found it "curious" the insistence of the developed countries that the PM should attend the Copenhagen meet.
Jaitley also slammed Ramesh for "rubbishing" India's earlier approach as "do nothing approach". "The argument that our earlier approach was 'that we are not responsible for climate change and we have a right to emit as much as developed countries have done' makes a mockery of the programmes undertaken by successive governments in the past with regard to environment protection," he said.
The BJP leader referred to the inputs from the Planning Commission and "other sources" considered by the Environment Minister before formulating the country's changed position and wondered whether he was willing to share the data with the common man.
"Is he merely referring to reports prepared by international consultants who have an inherent interest in the economies of the developed countries?" he said.
The BJP also accused the minister of being "carried away by the bandwagon effect of some nations announcing unilateral cuts."


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Oh, probably should mention, the coupon is not a flat $3, but 10% of subtotal.
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The math isn't actually incorrect, per say, but, you're right, it doesn't match. 10% of $29.95 is $2.995, so it looks like the total discount is rounding up to $3.00 whereas it's rounding down to the $2.99 for the total.
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- race number attaches easily to elastic cords and stays in place with lace locks
- one size fits most - max waist 40"
- compatible with Ripstop Pockets for extra storage
for Reflective Race Number Belt by Fuel Belt (1 review)
Form AND Function!
By TWINKS from Olney IL (home of the white squirrels!) (Casual/ Recreational) July 3, 2012
Pairs well with my Pearl Izumi Select tri-suit and reminds me that this is supposed to be fun! Like it so much I got several other in bright colors for our event's silent auction table!
- Lightweight
- Well Constructed
- Great Value
- Durable
- Sports
[+] All variations
- UPC code: 0873855005502
- Manufacturer Part Number: REF


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On January 22nd, we'll be bringing you the final Max Payne 3 DLC pack for all platforms and it's an action-packed doozy stuffed with new co-op and competitive modes, plus other awesome treats for Max Payne 3 Multiplayer.
Stay tuned in the coming days as we'll be revealing what's in the Deathmatch Made in Heaven Pack in greater detail – but as you can see in the pack's official artwork above, Max and Passos will no doubt have their hands full…
The Deathmatch Made in Heaven Pack will be available in all territories on January 22nd for 800 Microsoft Points on Xbox LIVE and $9.99 on PC and PSN in North America (this pack will be available for PS3 players in Europe on January 30th). Of course, Rockstar Pass owners will receive this content at no additional charge.
Even though there's not many people still playing the online component of this game (which is a shame because it's very enjoyable, balance be damned), I'm very much looking forward to more content, especially if McCaffrey has some more dialog to deliver.
Anyone else still playing MP?