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Hate and Prejudice Again in the Spotlight.
Time to get the spotlight out in my own life, specifically my work life, as hatred has reared its ugly head once again in the last few days. In the recent story of Jenna Talackova, the Transgendered Canadian beauty queen that wants to compete and has been given temporary approval to compete given that all her paperwork is complete, stirred a few comments in our office, none of them kind. [Read More]


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Computer prediction of human thermoregulatory and temperature responses to a wide range of environmental conditions
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A mathematical model for predicting human thermal and regulatory responses in cold, cool, neutral, warm, and hot environments has been developed and validated. The multi-segmental passive system, which models the dynamic heat transport within the body and the heat exchange between body parts and the environment, is discussed elsewhere. This paper is concerned with the development of the active system, which simulates the regulatory responses of shivering, sweating, and peripheral vasomotion of unacclimatised subjects. Following a comprehensive literature review, 26 independent experiments were selected that were designed to provoke each of these responses in different circumstances. Regression analysis revealed that skin and head core temperature affect regulatory responses in a non-linear fashion. A further signal, i.e. the rate of change of the mean skin temperature weighted by the skin temperature error signal, was identified as governing the dynamics of thermoregulatory processes in the cold. Verification and validation work was carried out using experimental data obtained from 90 exposures covering a range of steady and transient ambient temperatures between 5°C and 50°C and exercise intensities between 46 W/m2 and 600 W/m2. Good general agreement with measured data was obtained for regulatory responses, internal temperatures, and the mean and local skin temperatures of unacclimatised humans for the whole spectrum of climatic conditions and for different activity levels.
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- Computer prediction of human thermoregulatory and temperature responses to a wide range of environmental conditions
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International Journal of Biometeorology
Volume 45, Issue 3 , pp 143-159
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- 2001-09
- 10.1007/s004840100099
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- 0020-7128
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- Keywords Human heat transfer
- Thermoregulation
- Body temperatures
- Thermal environments
- Dynamic simulation
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- D. Fiala (A1)
- K. J. Lomas (A1)
- M. Stohrer (A2)
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- A1. Institute of Energy and Sustainable Development (IESD), De Montfort University, Scraptoft Campus, Leicester LE7 9SU, UK e-mail: email@example.com Fax: +44-(0)116-257-7981, GB
- A2. University of Applied Sciences, Schellingstr. 24, 70174 Stuttgart, Germany, DE

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Christmas: Peace In the Midst of Chaos
Melissa was enjoying dinner with her husband and their three children at a restaurant recently—until the waiter disappeared for 20 minutes. Her husband, Tim, began muttering. Melissa braced herself. "Uh-oh, here it comes," she remembers thinking. "EXCUSE ME!" he screamed across the room to another waiter, then stormed off to complain to the manager. When […] [Read More]
Say, "Merry Christmas!"… or not
In response to fellow Times Union blogger Kevin Marshall's humorous blog post about greeting people with "Merry Christmas" or "Happy Holidays", we can shed some light on the debate. According to a new Pew Research Poll, we find that: Given the option of saying they prefer that stores and businesses greet customers by saying "Merry […] [Read More]
Mary's Baby Bump: A Divine Scandal?
Much is made about Jesus' birth in the Christmas story, but often preachers do not comment on Mary's "situation": an unwed mother who is pregnant. Culturally, this would have been disastrous. Mary, most likely just a teenager, is visited by the angel Gabriel to bring Good News: she is to give birth to the Anointed […] [Read More]
Food Court Flash Mob Sings Hallelujah Chorus
Recently, over 100 participants sung the Hallelujah Chorus in a Christmas flash mob in a crowded food court. If you have never heard of a flash mob you should really do a little reading on it because it is a fascinating social media phenomena. Check out this "flash mob" (I don't really think this falls […] [Read More]
"You'll Shoot Your Eye Out Kid!"
…is the classic line from one of my favorite holiday movies, A Christmas Story. Have you ever seen it? How can you not? During Christmas, TBS shows this movie 24 hours a day for two days! This film chronicles the story of Ralphie, a boy who wants nothing more than a Red Rider BB gun […] [Read More]


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Houston Mayor Annise Parker explained Tuesday that it's not that she doesn't drink, she just doesn't drink at work — and she's always working. Parker made an exception, though, in raising a glass to Houston and to the organizers of the upcoming Big Brew, a beer festival that aims to bring 1,000 craft beers under […] [Read More]


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Curry and Coconut Soup with Poached Snapper
1 small Onion
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1 teasppon Curcuma
1 tea spoon Cumin
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1/2 cup fresh Orange Juice
1/2 cup Coconut Milk
1/2 cup Coconut Cream
2 quart Chicken Stock
1 bunch 'Fever Grass'
1 stick Cinnamon stick
2 pieces Star Anise
1 table spoon crushed Cilantro seeds
1 piece Orange 'nailed' with 8 cloves
Habanero pepper to taste (be careful)
8 oz Red Snapper Fillet
Take one orange and stick 8 cloves in it, then place it in the soup. Allow to boil for at least 1/2 hour and then strain the broth. Slice the fish fillet in very thin slices and place them raw in 6 heated soup plates, pour the very hot soup on the fish and serve immediately. Instead of the fish fillet, chicken can be used, however it is advised to first grill the chicken and not to add it raw to the soup.
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Soft and Rustic New Zealand Wedding
This soft and rustic New Zealand wedding is the perfect mix of nature and romance. Set in Wellington at the Foxglove Ballroom, the bride and groom began their soft and rustic New Zealand wedding in the mountainous cliffs of the Southern North Island. I just adore the soft crocheted lace sleeves of the bride's wedding… Read more »
Olive Grove Wedding Part II
…the portraits… (Now, I don't know any of the people involved in this wedding but I would bet money that this was a photographer-client match made in heaven. There is a certain calm and ease that seems to be equally imparted from the subjects and the photographer… Do you and your photographer have complimentary personalities?… Read more »
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ELIZABETHTON — Bud Whitehead is his name and softball is his game.
Whitehead has had a long and distinguished sports career, starting at the age of 5 or 6 on the playing fields of Watauga Academy in Old Butler and continuing this past year at the age of 74 with the Georgia Nuggets. His accomplishments led to his induction this year into the National Slow Pitch Hall of Fame on Sept. 17 and his recognition by the Carter County Commission on Oct. 17.
While he has excelled at softball, Whitehead has also been very active in his community, as a Mason for 49 years, a Shriner for 47 years. He is a past member of the Elizabethton Lion's Club and has served on the Carter County Election Commission for eight years.
Over the past 25 years he has traveled thousands of miles playing the game with his teams in 17 states, going as far away as Utah. When he was a young man in the Air Force, he played baseball for a team in Germany and traveled in France, Germany and England.
"I have enjoyed it," Whitehead said in an interview recently. He has also been successful, with closets full of trophies. He has so many he has started giving them to organizations to present to new up and coming stars. It is sort of Whitehead's own version of recycling.
It all started back in Old Butler. His dad, Carson Hamilton Whitehead, was the chief of police. He was also the father of 15 children. Bud was the youngest son. They lived in a large, spacious house with six bedrooms. Fortunately, it was close enough to town that Bud found the baseball diamond at a very young age.
When the waters of Watauga Lake covered the town and Bud's playing field, the family moved to the Central Community, where Carson began farming to support his large family.
It was hard work and everyone in the family had to help. There was one exception. Carson always supported his athletically gifted children's desire to play sports and allowed them time off from farm work to play games. Naturally, that just encouraged their desire to play sports.
The outstanding accomplishments of the Whitehead children on the playing fields of Happy Valley are still remembered 60 years later and Bud was one of the best. He played a variety of sports: the starting pitcher on the baseball team, and the hard-running football player who scored the only touchdown in a 6-0 victory over Hampton in 1954.
After high school, Bud decided to maintain the tradition of his father, a Spanish American War veteran, and his older brother and serve a stint in the military. Bud joined the Air Force and his athletic ability was quickly put to use.
He played baseball for the Air Force team at Cambley, France. The base team played in France, Germany and England.
After he rotated back to the States, Whitehead switched sports. He played on the post team at Vandenberg Air Force Base in California in 1958 and 1959. That career ended when he left the Air Force.
Back home, he quickly found a place for his glove and bat in the semi-professional Twilight League in Johnson City in 1960.
"That was a very hot league," Whitehead said. It included such standouts as Carmen Dugger.
He also began a career delivering the mail with the Post Office.
He began playing softball when he joined his church team, Sinking Creek Baptist. He served as a player and a manager. That was in 1970, when the league played with a 16-inch "pumpkin" ball.
Whatever the circumference of the ball, Whitehead and his teams were very successful in the highly competitive church leagues of the time and he soon found himself a leader of the league, serving on the board of directors.
He began traveling out of town. "We traveled as far as Miami, Fla.," Whitehead said. "I played with Cecil Murr, Richard Dugger in Johnson City and with Bill Carter in Elizabethton. I later played for Mr. Tom Williams with the Tri Cities Traveling Team until 1997. Tom is also a hall of famer as a coach."
That experience led to his playing for the Chattanooga Choo Choos in 1998 and 1999. In 2000 and 2001 he played for the Georgia Peaches and since 2002 he has played for the Georgia Nuggets.
He said these teams play at a highly competitive level.
"It is a fast, hard played game," Whitehead said. "You have to produce or they will send you back to Johnson City."
"There are a lot of ex-major leaguers on the teams we play against. There are professional baseball players and football players."
It is also an opportunity to see things he wouldn't have had the opportunity to see. He and his wife have driven to tournaments as far away as Utah and enjoyed the trips.
During the past 25 years he has played on nine national and world championship teams, played in two world senior games in St. George, Utah, and has garnered six most valuable player awards and many all tournament awards.
Even though he has made the Hall of Fame, Whitehead is not yet ready to hang up his cleats.
"I have an opportunity to play on a team for 75-year-olds out of Montgomery, Ala.," Whitehead said. "I feel like I can go. Your body tells you when it's time to quit."


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Churchill Downs Inc. reports record revenue for second straight year
Churchill Downs Inc. had net earnings on continuing operations of $58.3 million in 2012, down slightly from net earnings of $60.8 million in 2011, while reporting record revenue of $732.4 million for the year, according to financial documents the company released late on Wednesday.
It was the second straight year in which Churchill posted record revenue, largely because of an 11 percent jump in revenue for its online businesses, from $165.4 million in 2011 to $183.3 million in 2012. In addition, casino revenues jumped 5 percent because of the late 2012 addition of a second casino in Mississippi to the company's portfolio of assets.
Although Churchill has been signaling that it will continue to focus on expanding beyond racing, the 2012 results clearly show that the sport remains the company's core business. Combined, racing revenue and revenue from its online business in 2012 was $485.3 million, compared with casino revenue of $223 million.
All segments of the company's operations showed gains in revenue in 2012 compared with 2011, although revenue from racing operations was up only 1 percent. However, racing expenses for the year dropped 2 percent, while expenses for all of its other segments increased.
In a release accompanying the financial documents, Churchill said that profits from the Kentucky Oaks and Kentucky Derby were up $5.4 million in 2012 compared with 2011. Betting on the two races in 2012 set records.
The release also said that handle through Churchill's twinspires.com, the dominant account-wagering site in the U.S., was up 10.9 percent in 2012 compared with 2011. During 2012, overall handle on U.S. horse races was up 1 percent, so growth at twinspires.com is easily outpacing overall industry trends.
Although results were largely positive across-the-board, the documents also showed that revenue from a casino at Calder Race Course fell $5 million in 2012 compared with 2011. In the release, Churchill attributed the drop to "competitive pressures and local economy challenges."
In addition to Calder and its flagship Louisville track, Churchill owns Arlington Park near Chicago and Fair Grounds Race Course in New Orleans. Like Calder, Fair Grounds also has a casino attached to it.
Churchill officials have scheduled a conference call for Thursday morning to discuss the 2012 results.


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'Profound questions' over Network Rail secrecy after Elsenham level crossing tragedy – MPs
Posted: March 07, 2014|
Network Rail's "lack of transparency" about safety at a level crossing where two teenage girls died raises "profound questions" about the organisation's culture, MPs have said.
Olivia Bazlinton, 14, and Charlotte Thompson, 13, were killed when they hit by a train at as they crossed the line in Elsenham in December 2005 – an incident which led to Network Rail being fined £1 million for health and safety breaches in 2012.
A review by the House of Commons transport committee found Network Rail had failed to release key documents about the tragedy in what Chris Bazlinton, the father of one of the girls, described as a "conspiracy of silence".
Part of the level crossing risk assessment and a memo written by an inspector concerned about safety at Elsenham were withheld from the inquest, and Network Rail's lawyers successfully persuaded the coroner to exclude from evidence a report by the Health and Safety Executive which identified deficiencies in the risk assessment methodology.
The hidden documents only came to light in 2010 when they were disclosed by a whistleblower, and MPs said it was unlikely that Network Rail would have been prosecuted without this.
The committee said Network Rail should disclose the documents to bereaved families and called for more legal protection to be given to whistleblowers from the rail industry.
The report also detailed Mr Bazlinton's complaint that the families were unable to afford legal representation at the Elsenham inquest but were faced with a "bank of lawyers" on the other side.
MPs said it was "deeply regrettable" that bereaved families perceived inquests to be "adversarial hearings" at which they perceived they were disadvantaged because they could not compete with Network Rail's spending powers.
Louise Ellman, the committee's chairman, said failings which continued to this day meant Network Rail executives should not get bonuses this year.
She called for a target to be set of zero fatalities at level crossings by 2020.
Ms Ellman said: "A lack of transparency around safety concerns at the Elsenham crossing was particularly shocking and raises profound questions about Network Rail's internal culture and accountability.
"Network Rail should also consider what level of legal representation is appropriate at inquests, taking care to ensure bereaved families are not left feeling disadvantaged."
Speaking on behalf of the Elsenham families today, Mr Bazlington said the report "totally vindicates" their view that Network Rail had treated them and other people left bereaved by other tragedies "very badly".
He said: "Other families shouldn't have to go through what we have experienced, and we welcome the fact that the committee wants to see Network Rail transform the way it which it treats families, the way it handles legal issues and that bereaved families should be entitled to legal support at inquests."
Mark Carne, the chief executive of Network Rail, offered a "full and unreserved apology" to families affected by collisions at level crossings.
He said: "As we made clear when we pleaded guilty during the Elsenham court proceedings, it was a watershed in the way we thought about our approach to the risk at level crossings, and how we treat victims and their families.
"As a result of this transformation, level crossings in Britain are amongst the safest in Europe, but there is still much that we can, and will, do and the committee's recommendations will help us in that endeavour."


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Last night Eliot Spitzer finally released his official letter of resignation. It was short, simple, and hand-signed:
Dear Speaker Silver and Majority Leader Bruno,
I am writing to advise you that I am resigning my position as Governor of the State of New York effective 12:00 noon on Monday, March 17, 2008.
Eliot Spitzer
We love that (a) he's still governor until noon on Monday, which is surely a few extra hours that Paterson didn't ask for (think of how many
personal checks pardons he can issue in that time!) and (b) how he had to put "Eliot Spitzer, Governor" at the bottom of the letter. Savor that, dude. "Eliot Spitzer, Attorney-at-law" just doesn't have the same ring to it.
But more importantly, as Vulture pointed out, our beloved "Kristen" had a very important new release today, too. Her latest song track! It's called "Move Ya Body." We were going to make a joke about that song title and Eliot Spitzer, but then we realized that every pop name ever could be a pun about hookers and governors.
Resignation Letter Released [NYDN]
Kristen Releases Another Song! [Vulture]
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MIDDLEBURY — Middlebury police on March 26 received a request from a local woman to destroy what was allegedly a bag of heroin that she had found in her husband's laundry.
In other action last week, Middlebury police:
• Quieted a noisy Jayne Court couple who said they were "play wrestling" while watching the TV show "Duck Dynasty" on March 24.
The Vergennes Police Department would like to express our deepest appreciation to the citizens of Vergennes for the trust and support they have given us during the process of site acquisition, design and construction of a home for the Vergennes Police Department.
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VERGENNES — Winter weather kept Vergennes busy between March 10 and 16, especially during the midweek storm that dumped close to two feet of snow on parts of the county.
On Wednesday, March 12, city police directed traffic around or otherwise helped out five tractor-trailer trucks, four of them stuck on the icy roads downtown and one of which slid off the road further north on Main Street.
BRISTOL — Bristol police recently issued a log of their activity for the month of January. A notable call that month came on Jan. 24 when an officer responded to a report of a suspicious vehicle on West Street. The driver said she couldn't get cell service in Lincoln, so she was using her computer and iPad from West Street.
When the driver said she was cold and unable to start her car, police provided her with a cup of hot chocolate and jump-started her car.
MIDDLEBURY — Middlebury police investigated a reported burglary at a South Pleasant Street residence on March 13. Police said the stolen items included a 0.22-caliber Ruger revolver and a 0.22-caliber Smith & Wesson handgun.
The investigation is ongoing.
BRISTOL — Bristol police recently issued a log of their activities this past December.
On Dec. 18 at 3:30 p.m. they responded to a report that a teenage girl was approached on the sidewalk between Mount Abraham Union High School and Liberty Street by a man unknown to her.
The man called the girl by the name of a different girl, and attempted to hug her. The girl refused the embrace and insisted he had mistaken her for someone else.
BRISTOL — Bristol police recently submitted a log of their activity from November 2013. The major offenses were reported closer to the times of the incidents, but the following is the full log for November, when Bristol police:
• On Nov. 1 responded to a report of a suspicious man in the woods near Merchants Bank. The man was not found.
• On Nov. 1 responded to 61 Pine St. for a reported burglar alarm and found an employee had unknowingly tripped it.
VERGENNES — Following a Sunday bad check case, Vergennes police are advising business owners and employees to be careful about accepting checks, especially for amounts in excess of purchase prices.
Police Chief George Merkel cautioned businesses to accept checks only from familiar people or accounts, advice he offered after a Main Street business accepted a bad check for food that was never picked up.
MIDDLEBURY — Middlebury police responded to a report of a stabbing on Court Street on March 4. Police determined that the complainant had not been stabbed but had actually injured himself.
Police got some mental health counseling for the complainant.
• Separated a Court Street couple engaged in a heated verbal argument on March 4.
VERGENNES — Vergennes police were working out of their new 4,611-square-foot police station at 8 Main St. as of early last week, and they and city officials said they were thrilled with the all-but-finished product.
"It's something everyone in Vergennes should be proud of," said Police Chief George Merkel. "These guys are truly excited. It's raised morale through the roof."
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Lettered four years in golf ... coached by Jim Collins ... two-time first-team all-league selection as a junior and senior ... team captain as a senior ... won the Northern California Junior Tour Championship ... played in the U.S. Open sectional qualifier this past summer.
Member of cadet squadron 10 ... son of Dan and Sunghee Choi ... nickname is Woo ... majoring in management ... completed the Expeditionary Survival and Evasion Training (ESET) this past summer ... also completed the space program ... finished in 18th place at the Southwestern Amateur ... active in his squadron as the Major Training Events Clerk ... hobbies include playing listening to music and playing video games ... favorite food is Korean BBQ ... favorite book is Great Gatsby ... favorite movie is 22 Jump Street ... reality show he would choose to be on is The Amazing Race ... person in history he'd like to meet is George Washington ... credits his parents as having the biggest influence on his sports career ... greatest moment in sports was making a double-eagle and winning the last junior tournament he played ... started playing golf at age 7 ... favorite professional golfer is Jordan Spieth.


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Here's a quick anecdote to peek into how my 4 1/2 year old son understands his dairy-free diet.
Tonight, Ollie had a glass of rice milk with dinner. He proudly pointed out how much of it he had drunk and told me that it was good that he had gotten his protein (pronouned pwoh-teen).
Then he asked in his very high voice, "But mom, how do the cows get the rice in?"
To Ollie, his milk is just a different flavor of cow.
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Moog Sub Phatty Review
Sonic takes a look at the new Moog mono.With discrete gain staging and drive on both filter input and post filter with Multi-drive, plus a host of hidden features, how does it stack up?
Sub Phatty | Modular Control
Suit & Tie Guy of STG Sound Labs brought his modular synthesizer by the Moog Sound Lab and controlled four of our Sub Phatty Analog Synthesizers with his labyrinth of analog modules.
Moog Sub & Little Phatty Improvisation
Background video description:
This may appear that isn't an improvisation, but it is. The thing is that after hours playing with both, I was inspired!
Sub Phatty
Little Phatty
EHX Cathedral
Focusrite Scarlett 2i2
Moog Sub Phatty Square Wave Test
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As requested in other video, I'm posting a square wave test with the Moog Sub Phatty. Exploring the sound of the square wave and PWM. Nothing really deep or musical…
Moog Sub Phatty – Custom Presets
'synthway' has shared a teaser of upcoming presets for the Sub Phatty:
Just a little sample of the 32 presets programmed for the Sub Phatty Editor v0.94. I don't know if all sounds will be included, but I shared them with Amos from Moog Music.
Sweet Meow
Drive N Sync
Lady in the Wind
False Echoes
Singing Sync
Delicate Horn
Checking out the Moog Sub Phatty
'synthway' has shared a new video featuring the Sub Phatty, details below:
First video of my new synth, the Moog Sub Phatty. Just a basic monosynth improvisation with a nice amount of reverb!
Moog Sub Phatty
EHX Cathedral
Focusrite Scarlett 2i2
Tweaking a few knobs with the Moog Sub Phatty… using mainly lower register sounds. I wasn't very creative with it because nothing was planned. Playing random licks in C minor (mostly) and randomly tweaking the knobs.
I'm planning on making new videos like this (but smaller!) that show a few special features of this great instrument.
Moog Sub Phatty | MULTIDRIVE
In this video Moog demonstrates the power and versatility of one knob per function synthesis. Watch and listen as the track evolves and changes in response to every touch.
The Sub Phatty is the first analog synth to feature Moog's transformative new Multidrive section; at low settings Multidrive adds warmth and girth, but when pushed, it delivers a screaming snarl that is highly reactive to resonance, waveshape, and oscillator level. Experiment with this new circuit and unlock an undiscovered world of vivid analog tonalities.
Learn more about the Sub Phatty at:
Extensive Moog demo session – Slim Phatty, miniMoog, Little Phatty & more
Jake Widgeon from Moog Music demonstrates the Moog Slim Phatty analog synthesizer at Kraft Music.
Jake Widgeon from Moog Music demonstrates the Moog Minimoog Voyager Rack Mount Edition analog synthesizer at Kraft Music.
Jake Widgeon from Moog Music demonstrates the Moog Little Phatty analog synthesizer at Kraft Music.
Moog Sub Phatty Filter Sequencing
This video shows the result of using the Koushion step sequencer app and the Moog Multi-Pedal (in MIDI-to-CV conversion mode) to create a tempo-synced filter step sequence on the Moog Sub Phatty synthesizer. The analog CV out of the Multi-Pedal is connected to the filter CV input on the Sub Phatty.
Learn more at www.experimentalsynth.com
Moog Sub Phatty & Q960 Step Sequencer
The mighty analog Moog Sub Phatty Synthesizer is under control of Q960 Sequential Controller. As usual, Row A is for Pitch, Row B is for Filter opening. On this video, while sequence is running, there are tests for EGs snap, OSC reset under key Gate, fattyness of SubOsc, wild brutality of Multidrive distortion. Such a lovely, little analog machine.
Moog Sub Phatty has two oscillators, one sub oscillator, one noise generator, one lowpass filter transistor ladder and a dual distortion unit pre/post filter. On this video, you'll find a walkaround of waveforms and treatment ready to go with sub oscillation and distortion.


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East Coast Dyes, to me, created the best goalie mesh ever to come to the market when the goalie mesh first came out. I have stood by them for the past 4 years of my career as a goalie and I have been satisfied ever since...UNTIL NOW. East Coast dyes has made the (Questionable) decision to change their mesh. The type of base mesh as well as the waxing process has been changed. Now, their newer player mesh is much superior to their old mesh, but the NEW goalie mesh has drastically dropped in quality. The newer mesh is made of a thinner, lesser quality material that I believe, is no longer is suitable for goalies. It is much softer out of the package, resembling soft mesh that feels tacky. It is literally soft mesh. That feels waxed. I did a drop test with a 2.5 ball deep pocket and the ball collapsed all of it and bounced of the table.Pros:
East Coast dyes, I think, has let me and tons of other goalies down. Please ECD, bring back the old stuff.
Don't fix what ain't broke
Nothing. Terrible quality. Tons of flaking. Too soft.Cons:
ECD has really let its goalies down.
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Heading out to the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion last night, I was excited, but didn't really think too much of the Journey concert I was about to attend. Sure I loved the band that became so popular in the 70's and 80's (and lets be honest, 2000's thanks to Glee), but with a new lead singer and after years of being on the road, I didn't think they'd really live up to the hype. Well, was I ever wrong. Journey came out, took over the stage and kept the entire pavilion full of people – age range 5 to 75 – on their feet for their entire hour and a half set. You sometimes forget what a good song can do for the soul, but last night the thousands of attendees and I smiled broadly, waved our hands high, and sang at the top of our lungs. And while the media is scrambling to get the real story of what happened in the Michaele Salahi, Tareq Salahi, Neal Schon triangle, I can say without a doubt I figured it out last night…Michaele knew that life was just better lived at a Journey concert. Well played.
For those of you not in attendance last night, here's a quick montage of the evening
Oh By The Way: Night Ranger and Foreigner opened and they rocked the place as well.
Let's Be Honest: If life is a dance, I want to dance to Journey
Accessorize: Going to see this 80's band inspired me to get my newly purchased Topshop crop top out of the closet. Here are a few ways to sport the tricky tee.
Pair it with a long dress (dress from Gap)
Layer it over a long sleeve blouse (blouse from Banana Republic, 7 for All Mankind Jeans)
And if you do your sit ups, wear it with high waisted jeans (Rich & Skinny Jeans, Topshop belt)


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If you're an Adobe customer, you might want to change your password today. Following up an initial report earlier this month where Adobe said hackers acquired data from 3 million customer accounts, the company is now saying that the number is more like 38 million.
That's 38 million Adobe IDs, their passwords which are thankfully encrypted, and credit card information. According to an Adobe spokeswoman, of those 38 million accounts, many were "invalid Adobe IDs, inactive Adobe IDs, Adobe IDs with invalid encrypted passwords and test account data." But that doesn't change the fact that active customers with real data aren't being affected either — which is why Adobe has sent out warning emails to affected customers.
Whether or not you received a warning email from Adobe, it might be a good idea to change your Adobe ID's password today. You know, just in case.
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Half of those accounts I'm sure we're created due to the fake free photoshop fiasco.
So I'm sure the hackers ended up with lots of bogus accounts.
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Wow. This is old news. I got a notification from them a few weeks back about this. The suggestion that we "might" want to change our password today is a moot recommendation. Your Adobe account is already set up to force you to do so the next time you try to log in.


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Exhibit Adverse Effects From Fetal Pesticide Exposure
(Beyond Pesticides, March 9, 2006)
Children in Ecuador whose mothers were exposed to pesticides while pregnant
have increased blood pressure and diminished ability to copy geometric
figures as compared to a control group, according to an epidemiological
study in the March
issue of Pediatrics. The results appear to be independent of current
exposure to the chemicals. The mothers themselves are reported to be
A team of researchers led by Philippe Grandjean, adjunct professor in
the Department of Environmental Health at Harvard School of Public Health
(HSPH), analyzed data on 72 children aged seven or eight years old in
the rural Tabacundo-Cayambe area in Northern Ecuador. The children were
examined by a physician and were given a battery of standardized tests
for neurobehavioral functions. Thirty-seven of the children had mothers
whose self-described occupational histories indicated that the women
had been exposed to pesticides during pregnancy, typically by working
in greenhouses. Dose-response relationships and the exact timing of
the exposures' impact were not established due to the nature of the
study design.
In the exposed children, the average systolic blood pressure is higher
than in those who were unexposed (104.0 mm Hg versus 99.4 mm Hg). An
increase in diastolic pressure is not statistically significant. Hypertension
among children and adolescents is defined based on a range of blood
pressures in healthy children, and children above the 95th percentile
are considered hypertensive. In the Pediatrics study, nine
children exceed the approximate 95th percentile of 113 mm Hg. Seven
of those children had prenatal pesticide exposure.
Prenatal pesticide exposure is also associated with a decreased ability
to copy figures presented to the children as part of a standardized
Stanford-Binet test. Adjusted regression analysis indicate that the
exposed children experience a developmental delay on this aptitude of
four years. The authors note that the confidence interval, or range
of value, for this coefficient is relatively wide but is a statistically
significant finding in a study of limited size, suggesting that the
effect could be substantial.
In the part of Ecuador in which the children live, malnourishment is
frequent. The authors used delayed growth, or stunting, to explore the
role of nutrients in the study's results. Stunting is viewed as an indicator
of malnutrition and is defined according to a height-for-age scale.
Stunting was associated with decreased copying ability in both exposed
and non-exposed children. The researchers found that stunting has no
clear effect on blood pressure. They therefore concluded that prenatal
pesticide exposure may add to the already deleterious effects of malnutrition.
Current pesticide exposure was measured by excretion of pesticide metabolites
in urine and was associated with increased reaction time, one of the
standardized tests given for neurobehavioral function, indicating that
current and prenatal exposures result in different outcomes. Effects
caused by exposure in utero may last into childhood.
"These results suggest that more attention should be paid to protecting
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Consumer Reports offers advice for safer tattoos
Tattoos may be popular, but come with health risks
David Beckham boldly flaunts his tattoos in a commercial and fan websites for celebrities like Justin Bieber and Rihanna are totally devoted to the singers' tattoos and what they mean.
Big or small, tattoos are now mainstream.
"These days, everybody comes in to get tattooed. I tattooed a hedge fund manager a while ago," said Michelle Myles, of Daredevil Tattoos.
But getting a tattoo does pose health risks. The Centers for Disease Control recently issued a report on tattoo-related skin infections in several states caused by contaminated ink.
But concerns can go beyond skin infections, according to Consumer Reports' medical adviser Dr. Orly Avitzur.
"In many areas tattoo shops are completely unregulated so infection prevention practices can vary, that creates a risk for HIV and hepatitis," said Avitzur.
In Texas, tattoo parlors are regulated by the Texas Department of Health Services.
There are ways you can reduce your risks.
"I'm surprised by how many patients tell me they were intoxicated when they got their tattoos. So it's important to keep a clear head. Never drink before you ink," said Avitzur.
Katy Perry's "The OneThat Got Away" video showcases another don't - homemade tattoos.
Instead find an experienced tattoo artist and check that the artist uses individually packaged single-use kits with disposable needles and tubes and wears sterile, disposable gloves.
And remember, tattoos aren't easily removed.
"You don't want to be stuck with something that's really ugly or that down the line you're going to regret," said Myles.
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The net does what it is supposed to do and has a reasonable price. I had to pull it under the cargo basket to tighten it up. While the net became tight, the clips are plastic and started to slightly bend. I traveled for 350 miles and everything was fine, but I'm concerned about repeated use breaking the plastic clips. Would be great if they put better clips like a bungee cord has. I would suggest using two crank ties under the net.


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OMAHA, Nebraska (AP) -- C.J. Hinojosa broke the College World Series' long home run drought in the seventh inning, Chad Hollingsworth and Travis Duke limited UC Irvine to four hits, and Texas beat the Anteaters 1-0 in an elimination game Wednesday night.
Hinojosa became the first player to homer at the CWS in 115 innings, since Mississippi State's Hunter Renfroe did it against Oregon State on June 21, 2013. It was Hinojosa's second homer of the season.
The Longhorns (45-20) advance to meet Vanderbilt on Friday. They would need to beat the Commodores (48-19) twice to reach next week's best-of-three finals.
UC Irvine (41-25) went 1-2 in its surprise CWS appearance that came about after it upset No. 1 national seed Oregon State as a No. 3 regional seed and swept Oklahoma State on the road in super regionals.
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WT1 mutation is more common in those children with Wilms tumor and one of the following:
- WAGR syndrome, Denys-Drash syndrome, or sporadic aniridia.
- Genitourinary anomalies, including hypospadias and cryptorchidism.
- Bilateral Wilms tumor.
- Unilateral Wilms tumor with nephrogenic rests in the contralateral kidney.
- Stromal and rhabdomyomatous differentiation.[25]
WT1mutation, aniridia, and genitourinary malformation
The observation that lead to the discovery of WT1 was that children with WAGR syndrome (aniridia, genitourinary anomalies, and mental retardation) were at high risk (>30%) for developing Wilms tumor. Germline mutations were then identified at chromosome 11p13 in children with WAGR syndrome. Deletions involved a set of contiguous genes that included WT1 and the PAX6 gene (responsible for aniridia). Aniridia is characterized by hypoplasia of the iris and it occurs in sporadic or familial cases and has an autosomal dominant inheritance. Mutations in the PAX6 gene lead to aniridia. The PAX6 gene is located on chromosome 13 closely associated with the WT1 gene, deletion of which confers the increased risk of Wilms tumor. Some of the sporadic cases of aniridia are caused by large chromosomal deletions that also include the Wilms tumor gene – WT1. This results in an increased relative risk of 67-fold (95% confidence interval [CI], 8.1–241) of developing Wilms tumor in children with sporadic aniridia.[35] Patients with sporadic aniridia and a normal WT1 gene, however, are not at increased risk for developing Wilms tumor. Children with familial aniridia generally have a normal WT1 gene and are not at an increased risk of Wilms tumor. The mental retardation in WAGR syndrome may be secondary to deletion of other genes including SLC1A2 or BDNF (brain-derived neurotrophic factor).[36]
The incidence of Wilms tumor in children with sporadic aniridia is estimated to be about 5%.[24] Patients with sporadic aniridia should be screened with ultrasound every 3 months until they reach age 8 years, unless genetic testing confirms that they are negative for WT1.[15,30]
Monitoring for late renal failure
Children with WAGR syndrome or other germline WT1 mutations are at increased risk of eventually developing hypertension, nephropathy, and renal failure and should be monitored throughout their lives.[37] Patients with Wilms tumor and aniridia without genitourinary abnormalities are at lesser risk but should be monitored for nephropathy or renal failure.[38] Children with Wilms tumor and any genitourinary anomalies are also at increased risk for late renal failure and should be monitored. Features associated with germline WT1 mutations that increase the risk for developing renal failure are stromal predominant histology, bilaterality, intralobular nephrogenic rests, and Wilms tumor diagnosed before age 2 years.[37]
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Does sounding like an idiot come natural to you or do you have to work at it.
Prayers go out to friends and family of the victims. Some things are bigger then sports.
WOW you are an idiot that says nothing.
Could this be the reason why church and state are supposed to be separated, not getting my vote once again voting Libertarian
Well if it wasnt for all the holier then thou people out there we could force the state goverment to let us vote on legal casinos which equals more tax money for the state, counties and cities.
Actually funding the school system would easy if we could vote casino gambling in and the taxes would go to the school system
Well Gov, Bentley, join me in disappointment as we cant get a new constitution vote or a gambling vote on a ballot.
everything is illegal in alabama why the school sucks and the state is stuck in the 19th century
Hey Matt I'm very sorry but you are wrong the NFL has teams that are called wild cards who can and have won the super bowl try looking up some facts next time.
Is that all you can say, they have already been deemed a class II game, DAH nust be a southern baptist
WOW nothing better to do, Indian, I have a better idea why not let us vote on rather we want casino gambling in the state, thats right somebody might lose a payoff from MS.
In this state its always about the money, ask bob riley
Why would Bama want him would be 3rd string at best
42-14 I was there in jordan hare singing rammer jammer
Of course he doesnt want to lie on the stand, one of the worst Alabama governors EVER
No need to wonder why the republicans are against gambling.
I am so glad that I grew up in the 70's
We are supposed to care why, one of the worst governors ever for the state, one of the reason we are stuck in the 18 century.
Izzy dont pay attention to those people they are idiots everywhere, I for one enjoy your reports and your tweets. Keep up the good work


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Analysis of the data we collected in our fourth annual software-as-a-service (SaaS) market survey has revealed that 97% of responders are satisfied with their SaaS deployments. Jeff Kaplan will continue to analyze the data over the next few weeks. He wrote in a recent Business Technology Trends & Impacts Executive Update:
Given the tangible benefits survey respondents report gaining from their SaaS deployments, I'm not surprised by this finding, but still, it's impressive! This is a satisfaction level that few established on-premise enterprise software vendors can match.
The benefits enterprises are enjoying that have lead to such an unprecedented satisfaction level include reducing infrastructure costs as a result of SaaS solutions, greater functional capabilities from their SaaS solutions, better application reliability and performance, and higher productivity and more systematic software updates and upgrades. Here's a graph you can sink your teeth into.
More analysis is here, and I reported on other findings from this research about week ago here.
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Volleyball Hooked by the Longhorns
AUSTIN, Texas – The West Virginia University volleyball team dropped its Saturday afternoon Big 12 road match to No. 3 Texas 3-0 (14-25, 17-25, 16-25), at Gregory Gymnasium.
The Mountaineers (8-20, 0-14 Big 12) could not contain the Longhorns' (23-3, 15-0 Big 12) offensive power as the Big 12 Champions hit .468 in the match and recorded 13 team blocks.
After two straight kills from Texas to start the first set, WVU responded with kills from freshman middle blocker Caleah Wells and freshman outside hitter Hannah Sackett to tie the set at three. The set was tightly contested until a 5-0 run by the Longhorns forced WVU to use its first timeout at 6-11. Texas continued to stretch out its lead and would win the first set 25-14.
Texas used its momentum from the first set to start the second with a 4-0 lead before a kill from freshman outside hitter Nikki Attea snapped their run and put WVU on the board. The Mountaineers would make a run to bring the set within one at 9-8, but four straight points from the Longhorns made WVU call a timeout trailing 13-8. Out of the timeout, the Mountaineers responded with a balanced attack of three straight kills to pull the set within one again at 14-13, but Texas would not let WVU get any closer as they took 11 of the next 15 points to win the second set.
After the break, WVU took its first lead of the match with kills from Attea and junior outside hitter Elzbieta Klein to start the third set. The Longhorns responded with a block and two kills to take the lead back, but the Mountaineers kept the set close by capitalizing off of errors by Texas and kills from Klein. WVU closed in on the Longhorns with a service ace from junior defensive specialist Liz Gulick at 13-12, but a 7-0 run solidified the lead for Texas as they went on to take the third set and the match.
Attea led WVU with eight kills, while junior outside hitter Arielle Allen recorded eight digs and three blocks.
The Mountaineers return to the WVU Coliseum on Wednesday, Nov. 21 for a match against Iowa State at 6:30 p.m. This is the final home match of the 2012 season for WVU and will serve as Senior Night for lone senior Karly Rasmussen.
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WEBSTER COUNTY, KY - Ines (Inie) Angaline Laughary Walker, age 97, of Henderson, formerly of Poole, Ky. passed away at 6:27 PM, Thursday, June 7, 2012, at the St. Anthony's Hospice Lucy Smith King Care Center in Henderson.
She was the daughter of the late C.W. and Sally Laughary. Mrs. Walker was preceded in death by her husband of 40 years Bazzle (Son) Walker in 1980, a infant daughter, 5 sisters: Mollie Laughary, Olean Hays, Bonnie Allgood, Lottie Crowley and Lorean Kyle, 4 brothers: Raymond, Texel, Basil and Harvey Laughary.
Mrs. Walker was a member of Shady Grove General Baptist Church. She had a love for dogs and her hobby was going to and having yard sales and quilting. Ines was a loving aunt and will be deeply missed.
She is survived by her caregivers: Niece Linda Hart and husband Tim and Niece Martha Stone all of Henderson, Ky; Several Nieces and Nephews.
Funeral Services will be conducted at 2:00 PM, Sunday, June 10, 2012 at Tapp Funeral Home, Henderson, Ky. Reverend Dean Esarey will officiate. Burial will be in Shady Grove Cemetery, Poole, Ky.
Friends may call from 3:00-8:00 PM on Saturday and from 12:00 PM until service time on Sunday at Tapp Funeral Home, Henderson, Ky.
Expressions of sympathy may take the form of contributions to: Lucy Smith King Care Center or Redbanks Activity Department.
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Comments: I really like the format of the 9 pack bag, with the 3 main compartments. I put grips and energy bars in
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Comments: I like this sling bag a lot. It is compact and will appeal to those that don't like to take a lot of gear. It
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Comments: I got this sling bag for my daughter. The description claims it fits 2 racquets, like the others here, we
can fit 5 racquets. The front compartment is perfect for her two 26" junior racquets and the rear fits my 2 Pro Staffs and her third
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Comments: In regards to the Super Sling Bag, it is a very fine bag which offers something different. It's smaller,
lighter and the side-strap is versatile. When I am on a bike with it, it stays clamped closed. Walking is fine and a bit more
comfortable because the sling can go across your chest or just your shoulder. This bag is good in crowded places (bus,
supermarket) as it is unobtrusive and low-profile and neat. It's looks are stealth: black and gun-metal grey piping with a logo,
very understated. Downsides: the fabric is a bit stiff for the zips and so they don't easily open/close as they are pushed out of
shape. I expect the fabric to loosen over time and this to get easier. Also you cannot go too heavy with it as all the weight is on
the one strap. There are two slots, one wider than the other, so one is good for two racquets, the other can be more racquets, or
of course, for your clothes etc. Front pockets are small up top (wallet only) and the one second lower one is tight so can only take
paperwork, etc. Inexpensive and offers a lighter load.
From: Rob, 11/13
Comments: I could also easily fit 5 racquets inside my Sling Bag with room for more.
From: Renin, 8/13
Comments: I'm not sure what Anon's problem is. I put my 5 racquets in the center racquet pocket and they went in
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Comments: I have standard-length sticks and they don't easily fit into this bag. It's a struggle to get even 1 in. You
really have to jam the handle into the top and it is very tight. Poor design. Boo Wilson. I'm returning it.
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The 2013 Land Rover LR2 is equipped with leather upholstery, 6-way power driver seat, dual-zone automatic climate control, keyless entry with passive push-button ignition, panoramic sunroof, and a 9-speaker audio system with an auxiliary audio input jack. For 2013, the LR2 receives a new 7-inch color touch screen and a new instrument cluster with a 5-inch information display.
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Options for the base Land Rover LR2 include metallic or black lacquer interior trim, Bluetooth hands-free connectivity, and satellite radio.
The mid-grade model is the LR2 HSE, which adds a reversing camera with hitch-assist, adaptive headlights, universal garage door opener, memory for the driver's settings, and approach lighting. The HSE model is also equipped with an 11-speaker Meridian premium sound system including HD Radio, satellite radio, USB port, iPod connection, auxiliary audio input jack, CD/DVD player, hard-drive music storage managed via a Gracenote database, and Bluetooth connectivity with music streaming capability.
The LR2 HSE LUX sits at the top of the lineup, and includes premium leather seats with double contrast stitching, 8-way power driver seat, 6-way power passenger seat, premium floor mats, and a 17-speaker, 825-watt Meridian premium surround-sound audio system.
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As this overview is written, the EPA has not published official fuel-economy estimates for the 2013 LR2. Land Rover says the new engine is "more economical" than the old 3.2-liter inline 6-cylinder engine, which was rated by the EPA to get 17 mpg in combined driving. The mechanically identical Range Rover Evoque is rated to get 23 mpg in combined driving.
Every Land Rover LR2 is equipped with 7 air bags, including a driver's knee air bag. Additionally, this SUV includes a traction and stability control system, hill-descent control, Gradient Release Control, and 4-wheel ventilated disc anti-lock brakes with electronic brake-force distribution, brake assist and Cornering Brake Control.
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