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In April 2000, Pratt was found guilty of second-degree assault for stabbing Ogdensburg resident Francis Brabant twice in the chest during a brief encounter the previous year in a bathroom at Kozys Tavern on New York Avenue in Ogdensburg. He was sentenced to 300 days in jail and up to $1,611 restitution to reimburse the county, which paid Mr. Brabants medical bills under Medicaid.
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Well, since more weight requires more force, it's easier to control the acceleration if the mouse is heavier. Atleast it works for me, but i can agree that a better solution would be to buy a better mousepad.Originally Posted by Cat
In other words, i don't need to use so much energy to keep my mouse movement smooth when the mouse weight a bit more. Of course, the main problem of this is low friction, so as i said, would be better to have a better mousepad than a heavier mouse.
Also, i have tried to use 0 weights in my mouse many times, and everytime i have to add the weights back in. I just can't keep my aim smooth, especially if i have to move my mouse faster.
That's... just... odd. Have you tried using something lighter for more than a week? Even though I hate the Kana with a passion I still have to admit that the fact that it weighs so little is giving me pretty much perfect control. Theoretically, having a mouse that weighs nothing would give you as much control over your mouse movement as you have control over your hand.
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Aways ensure you are maintaining a high FPS rate in QL. Otherwise you can be at a big disadvantage. To find out your current fps rate, use the command: "set cg_drawfps "1"".
where is the option for medium / in-between ?
I can't stand heavy mice. If I was rich I would make my own mouse with state of the art materials. It would be something like a wmo or kinzu but weigh like 40g, and the weight distribution inside the mouse would be even. The cord would be as light as possible.
It is very frustrating that mice manufacturers don't even try to reduce the weight of the mouse. It's like ~75g is the best they can do without making the mouse so tiny that grip becomes a problem, like the salmosa.
I would even consider BAM for the feet/pad as it is the only known material (afaik) with less friction than teflon.
omg, its embarrassing but this is what i did to my mouse
light mouse ftw, /thread
CA with <16 slots is nothing.
I'm using a cheap generic mouse (made by Mikomi) just so I can get the lightest mouse and chord possible. I had to laugh when I realized how heavy the WMO is and the way its chord keeps dragging at first. I have small fingers so this mouse suits me perfectly, I wouldn't consider a mobile mouse though.
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on 22 September 2014
I little big for a 4-month old, but seams to be good quality and my son is not trying to remove them... I'm happy with them.
on 14 June 2014
Nice stylish sunglasses, baby did take some time getting used to wearing them but does the job now.
on 28 May 2014
Glasses were not the sunglasses shown on the website but a different colour. I also think the glasses look alittle cheap.
Also took 3 weeks for delivery and we're only dispatched once I contacted customers twice.
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Cute little glasses, strap a bit big for my baby's head at the min
on 07 May 2014
These fit our 3 month old really well & she likes them more than I had anticipated. The ones we got were solid pink (not the stripe design shown) but they're still nice.
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Very small fitting, size guide says up to 18 months, bought for my little boy who's 11 months old (he's a small 11 month old, still fits in 6-9 month clothes) and they're really tight on his face at the front, so having to send them back. If i'd have read all the reviews prior i'd have realised they were small. Ideal for younger babies though, maybe to max age of 9 months though!
on 30 April 2014
These are great. Perfect for being out and about in the sun. My little boy does pull them off but as soon as it's bright he's happy to wear them.
on 03 August 2013
These are great. Just a touch big for my 3month old but she wears them willingly and they look really cool.
on 21 June 2013
Far too small for my baby who is only 4 months. She doesn't have a large head but these glasses are better suited to very small heads. Would recommend the Julbo ones instead.
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on 29 May 2013
I bought these for my 7 month old baby daughter. She is really tiny for her age and these sunglasses were absolutely useless for her. The frames fitted her face perfectly now, but the strap was far too long on the smallest setting. If I'd have kept them and waited for her head to grow to fit the strap, I'm sure the frames would have been too small for her then. So, in conclusion, I really don't know who these would fit. I had to return them. I bought some BabyBanz from amazon and they are a perfect fit now with room for growth, and a bit cheaper too.
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I bought these for my baby girl when she was 3 months old. There is a surprisingly limited choice when searching the internet for baby sunglasses and I opted for these as they looked pretty. They are actually really cute and my little one looks so cool and cute in them. They are very dark which helps to serve their purpose but little missy was a bit put out when I put them on indoors. I tried again when we were out in the sun and she was perfectly happy in them and went to sleep in her pram. When she woke up she sat happily outside wearing them and they stayed securely on thanks to the adjustable band. I received them very quickly after ordering and the free postage is a nice touch and makes me much ore inclined to order from a retailer that offers this.
on 05 May 2013
Ordered these for my 5 month old little boy and they were far too small. If I'd have put them on him they'd have dug into his head and left marks. My son does not have a big head so considering these are supposedly for ages 0-18 months I think the sizing is way off. It wasn't the fabric strap that was the problem, that probably would have fit a child up to 18 months easily it was the plastic bits that sit behind the ears that were far too small. Also I know it specifies that they may not arrive in the colour shown on the website (mine were white not blue) but I don't see why the alternative colours can't also be shown in the pictures? Oh actually ,maybe it's because they look like something you would buy in a pound shop and at £15 they certainly aren't as cheap as they look. Mine are being sent straight back as I am very disappointed with the product. It looks like my baby will have to put up with the sun in his eyes for a while longer until I can find a suitable replacement. I will complement the quick delivery (considering it was free I expected it to take far longer) and how well they were packaged and also how easy the return form is to fill out but I am disappointed that I will have to pay for the delivery to be returned as it isn't my fault the product doesn't fit.
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on 02 May 2013
They are quite lose for my 14 month old baby's face. Even though it has an adjustable strap, the velcroe area is too small for the sunglasses to sit properly. I wouldn't recommend this product for the age range that they specify for the product.
on 01 May 2013
They look very cool on our Little One and fit just right (I don't think that they would fit an 18mth old tho).
on 29 April 2013
The pair that came were different (as it did mention might happen on product details) and they don't look as nice as the blue frame with strippy band as seen on picture. They fit my 9 mnth old nicely, but i don't think the head strap will fit much longer
on 22 April 2013
bought these to take on my little ones first holiday. she was 11 weeks old n they fit well using the velcro strap. must have been comfortable as she quite liked wearing them and she looked super cute so it was a win win!
Claire Langston
on 16 April 2013
Great pair of shades. Ordered the blue pair and got blue. Not sure why they can't specify whether they will be blue or white frames so you can choose, as I was reluctant to order initially without knowing. They fit my five month old boy perfectly and he isn't bothered wearing them. Not sure how much room for growth there is though - the strap is adjustable but the frame doesn't look like it will allow for much expansion widthways!
on 11 April 2013
I should have taken heed of the reviews. I ordered these for my 4 month old who is of average size for her age. The glasses are so small I'm having to send them back. I'm really disappointed as they really do look great.
Kate Smith
on 10 April 2013
I love these baby sunglasses. i have not seen these in the shops before and they are super cute !! I don't mind paying a little extra to know my baby's eyes are fully protected ... she loves to wear these and they don't fall off they have a lovely padded and snug fit around my baby's head. LOVE THEM !!
on 07 April 2013
I bought these for my 6 month old baby daughter who is not a fan of the sun. However beware, these sunglasses are really small. They are almost too small for my daughter already and I feel I have wasted quite a bit of money on something she will not get much wear out of.
Caroline Pusey
on 29 March 2013
A fantastic item and will be great to protect my little girls eyes from the sun on holiday.
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on 18 December 2012
I bought these for my 3 month old baby as we were going on holiday and they are great! Look very sweet on, are a little fiddle to put on but overall was very pleased. Arrived extremely promptly as well.
Rebecca Attwood
on 28 September 2012
These are very small and plain white rather than the pattern shown. Luckily our daughter has a very small head.
on 17 September 2012
Bought these for holiday for my 14 month old, but although very cute they were too small for her and looked uncomfortable so found them waist of money.
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on 03 September 2012
Great service arrived very quick,would say age 1 max.
on 28 August 2012
I got these for my 8 month old daughter but unfortunately had to return because they are too small and don't fit around her head comfortably.
Louise Pereira
on 05 August 2012
Very cute and soft band, but they are quite small. I found they were too small for my 3 month old baby and she is average size of 5.5kgs in weight.
on 23 July 2012
Bought these for my 11 month old in blue. Ordered blue but mine came in white with a plain strap so disappointed with that, although it does state on the web that the designs may vary which I spotted later!
Unfortunately they didn't fit and seemed really small - age range on web is 0-18 months but I'd say they would only fit a baby up to 6 months, if that.
Most of the other products I have bought from JoJo have been wonderful so will still be using you for my other purchases!!
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on 18 July 2012
Absolutely brilliant, they look so cute and dont slip off.
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on 05 July 2012
I bought these online and was really disappointed when they arrived. They look nothing like they do on the website. The strap and case was a solid colour,not stripey and the glasses were white and look very cheap! I returned them!
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on 02 July 2012
Bought these for my 4 month old baby boy, they looked beautiful but unfortunately they were abit too small for him, probably best for 0-3 month old
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on 25 June 2012
Wonderfull sun glasses for babies, my baby boy is very small, and it was fantastic I could adjust them to the appropriate size, and also the comfort for my little one wearing them prooved to be successful. He had no discomfort and looked super cute too,thanks Baby Maman JoJo
on 31 May 2012
I wanted these for my 7.5 month old and looked at them in store but they were too small for my baby - she does have quite a big head though!
on 16 May 2012
I loved this glasses and do the job brilliantly - however I orded them in blue but they came white - other than that the actual product is fab :)
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on 08 May 2012
Got these for my 4mth old lil girl they are great for blocking out the sun and the soft cover seems to be comfortable on her head and doesnt irritate her. Only thing is I would say they are a lil tight on her head but maybe they are meant to fit like this. Also she is very big for her age
on 11 April 2011
These are brilliant. My 7 month old is quite happy wearing them and she looks rather cute in them too! They fit well and appear to be comfortable as she doesn't refuse to wear them.
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A couple of us (Eric and Mike) are co-authors on a paper coming out in Nature this week (Jan. 22, 09). We have already seen misleading interpretations of our results in the popular press and the blogosphere, and so we thought we would nip such speculation in the bud.
The paper shows that Antarctica has been warming for the last 50 years, and that it has been warming especially in West Antarctica (see the figure). The results are based on a statistical blending of satellite data and temperature data from weather stations. The results don't depend on the statistics alone. They are backed up by independent data from automatic weather stations, as shown in our paper as well as in updated work by Bromwich, Monaghan and others (see their AGU abstract, here), whose earlier work in JGR was taken as contradicting ours. There is also a paper in press in Climate Dynamics (Goosse et al.) that uses a GCM with data assimilation (and without the satellite data we use) and gets the same result. Furthermore, speculation that our results somehow simply reflect changes in the near-surface inversion is ruled out by completely independent results showing that significant warming in West Antarctica extends well into the troposphere. And finally, our results have already been validated by borehole thermometery — a completely independent method — at at least one site in West Antarctica (Barrett et al. report the same rate of warming as we do, but going back to 1930 rather than 1957; see the paper in press in GRL).
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1) Our results do not contradict earlier studies suggesting that some regions of Antarctica have cooled. Why? Because those studies were based on shorter records (20-30 years, not 50 years) and because the cooling is limited to the East Antarctic. Our results show this too, as is readily apparent by comparing our results for the full 50 years (1957-2006) with those for 1969-2000 (the dates used in various previous studies), below.
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Hogs for the Cause, an annual barbecue festival in New Orleans' City Park, will expand into a two-day event this year with the addition of the Southern Asado Dinner at 6:30 p.m. March 22 in City Park.
Coordinated by the Link Restaurant Group and featuring members of the Fatback Collective, a group of Southern chefs who love to cook outdoors. Stephen Stryjewski, chef/owner of Cochon in New Orleans, is a member of the collective and will be cooking at the dinner.
"Hogs for the Cause reflects what I hold to be important in both my personal and professional life," he said in a news release. "As a parent, I am happy to know there are organizations out there to help in a time of need. As a business owner, I am pleased to be able to contribute whenever possible."
The menu for the Southern Asado Dinner will include hors d'oeurves of boiled crawfish, raw oysters, crab salad and hogtails by Neal Bodenheimer, owner of Cure and Bellocq in New Orleans; a first course of seasonal salads and charcuterie served with a 2011 Petite Couchon Blanc; a second course of family style platters of roasted meat, including fish, chicken, lamb, goat and beef, and platters of roasted vegetables, served with a 2010 Petite Cochon Rouge and a dessert of cordials from Donald Bender and Martha Foose.
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|'Not over 'till it's over,' Queen says of split
|Written by Lauren Ohnesorge
|Tuesday, 05 June 2007 05:43
A district split proposed by Senator Joe Sam Queen has hit a snag.The split, proposed earlier this year, would divide the five county district in half, Watauga and Avery on one end and Yancey, Mitchell and Madison on the other. The proposal met harsh opposition from District Attorney Gerry Wilson, as well as the district bar, all of whom resented both the fact that they were not consulted and the expense of the measure. Avery County Board of Commissioners even passed a resolution in opposition to the split. Queen claimed the measure would bring the judicial system closer to the people at the southern end of the district.
Arguments may be moot for the time being.
Queen planned to put the proposal into the state budget for this term, but it has been tabled. The proposal was amended to ask the administrative office of the court to study the issue and report back. A study would meet the approval of District Attorney Gerry Wilson, who says that's what he's wanted all along. Wilson claims lack of study and thought is his main concern with the bill.Queen hopes a study will clear things up about why a split is necessary.
Does he still expect the split to happen?"I expect something to happen," he says. The administrative office may come up with alternatives to parts of Queen's bill, he says.
Some of those alternatives, he says, may include different locations for the split. By amending the bill, he said, the bill keeps moving forward.
"It's not over 'till it's over," he said.
If the study finds a genuine need for a split, Wilson says he will be a supporter.
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Efficacy of Alphanate FVIII/VWF Concentrate in Type 3 Von Willebrand Patients
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To assess the efficacy of FVIII/VWF Complex (Human), Alphanate® as replacement therapy in preventing excessive bleeding in subjects with congenital Type 3 von Willebrand Disease (VWD) who undergo surgical procedures.
Von Willebrand Disease
Biological: Alphanate SD/HT
Phase 4
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|Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|A Post-marketing Observation Study to Assess the Efficacy and Safety of the FVIII/VWF Complex (Human,) Alphanate(R), in Preventing Excessive Bleeding During Surgery in Subjects With Congenital Type 3 Von Willebrand Disease
- Assess the efficacy of FVIII/VWF Complex (Human), Alphanate® as replacement therapy in preventing excessive bleeding in subjects with congenital Type 3 von Willebrand Disease (VWD) who undergo surgical procedures (mostly major surgeries). [ Time Frame: 30 days ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- To assess the Day 0 (surgery day) and Day 1 (post-surgery day) treatment outcomes of each surgical procedure, rated by the investigator using a 2-point verbal rating scale. [ Time Frame: 1 day ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Assessment of Safety and Tolerability [ Time Frame: 30 days ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|September 2007
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|March 2017
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|December 2016 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: Coagulation FVIII/VWF
Anti-Hemophilic/von Willebrand Factor VIII (Human) Alphanate SD/HT
Biological: Alphanate SD/HT
A general guideline based on the product Full Prescribing Information is recommended with a maximum dose of 80 VWF:RCof IU/kg. The number of administrations before, during, and after the surgery procedure depends on the subject's clinical condition and the type of surgery itself. Single administrations or multiple doses may be appropriate. The dose of Alphanate® administered to each subject will be recorded as IU of VWF:RCof and also as IU of FVIII:C. The lot number for each vial of concentrate administered will also be recorded.
Other Name: Alphanate(R) Factor VIII/VWF concentrate (Human).
Detailed Description:
For the treatment of surgical procedures the intended dose of Alphanate® will be given as a single dose or as multiple doses over several days, depending on the clinical situation, and according to the Full Prescribing Information guideline and the investigator's judgment. For each treated event, the subject's treatment period will be finished when, in the opinion of the local Investigator, the participating subject would not benefit from further infusions of the study concentrate.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|7 Years and older
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Male or female 7 years of age or older
- The subject has been diagnosed of inherited VWD of Type 3 as determined by subject's medical records.
- The subject needs a surgical procedure (at least 10 surgical procedures have to be considered as "Major" according to the criteria of the protocol).
- The subject is expected to respond to exogenously administered FVIII/VWF according to Investigator's judgment.
- The subject freely gives written informed consent. Patients who are not legally permitted to provide written consent must sign a form of assent for study participation, and written consent must be provided by a parent or legal guardian.
Exclusion Criteria:
- The subject has been diagnosed of acquired VWD.
- The subject is known to have history of intolerance to any Alphanate® containing substance.
- The subject is known to have history of anaphylactic reaction(s) to blood or blood components.
- Liver function tests (AST, ALT, bilirubin) > 2.5 x upper limit of normal (ULN).
- Renal function test (creatinine, BUN) > 1.5 x ULN.
- The subject is known or suspected to have present or past inhibitor activity (antibodies) directed against FVIII or VWF.
- The subject is known to abuse alcohol or illicit drug use within the past 12 months.
- The subject is participating in another clinical study involving an investigational treatment, or participated within the past 4 weeks (except if the patient is participating in another Alphanate® study). Studies consisting of data and blood sampling collections on a regular or long-term basis are exempt from this exclusion.
- The subject is unlikely to adhere to the protocol requirements of the study.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00555555
|Contact: Paul J Pinciaro, PhD
|United States, Ohio
|Cincinnati Children's Medical Center
|Not yet recruiting
|Cincinnati, Ohio, United States, 45229-3039
|Contact: Ann Pillow 513-636-7198 firstname.lastname@example.com
|United States, Oklahoma
|Oklahoma Center for Bleeding and Clotting Disorders
|Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States, 73104
|Contact: Sarah M Hawk, P.A. C 405-271-3661 ext 1 email@example.com
|Study Director:
|Paul J Pinciaro, PhD
|Grifols Biologicals Inc.
No publications provided
|Responsible Party:
|Grifols Biologicals Inc.
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00555555 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|November 7, 2007
|Last Updated:
|February 17, 2014
|Health Authority:
|United States: Food and Drug Administration
Keywords provided by Grifols Biologicals Inc.:
Factor VIII deficiency
Von Willebrand disease
FVIII/VWF concentrate
Bleeding disorders
Blood disorders
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Von Willebrand Diseases
Blood Coagulation Disorders
Blood Coagulation Disorders, Inherited
Blood Platelet Disorders
Coagulation Protein Disorders
Genetic Diseases, Inborn
Hematologic Diseases
Hemorrhagic Disorders
Factor VIII
Hematologic Agents
Pharmacologic Actions
Therapeutic Uses
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23 Jul 2014
In The Studio: Break
Break is giving other producers the chance to add a bit of his magic to their music with his Symmetry Drum & Bass sample pack. Here Break reveals how he works in the studio.
22 Jul 2014
KG Gives Away Massive Preset Bank
Drum & bass producer KG is giving away his Drum N Bass Preset Pack For Massive, find out how to get your hands on it...
18 Jul 2014
Novation Announce Launch Control XL
Novation have announced a new mixer controller called Launch Control XL.
17 Jul 2014
Pioneer Launches The PLX-1000 Turntable
Pioneer marks 20 years in the DJ industry with the launch the PLX-1000 turntable.
17 Jun 2014
Kmag Liondub Remix Competition Result
The winner of the Kmag Liondub Remix Competition was FLeCK with Clima runner-up.
09 Jun 2014
In The Studio: Matta
Bass music duo Matta have just released a sample pack called Dark Garage & Dubstep. Discover how they approach working in the studio and how you can win one.
03 Jun 2014
In The Studio: Sleeper
Sleeper's latest release is a a sample pack called Dubstep Beats & Bass Volume 1. Read on to discover how he works in the studio and to download some exclusive demo samples from the pack.
04 May 2014
Kmag Liondub Remix Competition 2014
Download the free parts and rework Truespirit's 'Kill It Properly' for the chance to win a five-track digital EP release on Liondub and lots more.
29 Apr 2014
In The Studio: State Of Mind
New Zealand dnb duo State Of Mind tell us how they made their new album Eat The Rich and also answer your questions for production tips.
22 Apr 2014
Kmag Blu Mar Ten Remix Competition 2014 Result
We're pleased to announce the winner of the Kmag Blu Mar Ten Remix Competition 2014 was Conduct with Michiel van Erp runner-up.
19 Mar 2014
Top Six Earplugs
Each time you go to a club you expose your ears to volumes that can cause irreversible damage. Rather than settling for ill-fitting foam plugs, here are six of the best earplugs around.
18 Mar 2014
Kmag Blu Mar Ten Remix Competition 2014
Download the free parts and rework Blu Mar Ten & Seba's 'Hunter' to be in with a chance of seeing your remix released on their forthcoming Famous Lost Words remix project.
18 Mar 2014
How To Get Your Track Signed
Are you a music producer who wants to release a tune on a record label? Read on as we explain how to give yourself the best chance...
04 Mar 2014
N3GUS's Top Vocal Recording Tips
N3GUS has just released the vocal track Walk The Walk with Jakes on his PowerOf3 imprint so we got him to give us his top tips for recording vocals.
13 Feb 2014
Sample Genie Is Out Of The Bottle
Sample Genie has been providing producers with monthly sample packs and tuition videos from top drum & bass artists since June 2013 so we tracked them down to find out more.
22 Jan 2014
In The Studio: Mcleod
Mcleod has released on labels such as Spearhead, C.I.A and Dispatch but his latest project is a sample pack with fellow producer Villem so we spoke to him to discover how he works in the studio.
11 Jun 2013
Numark iDJ Pro Review
Numark's sleek new controller the iDJ Pro certainly looks the business but how does it perform? We take a closer look...
11 May 2013
In The Studio: Villem
Drum & bass producer Villem is about to release a sample pack so we spoke to him to discover how we works in the studio...
03 Apr 2013
DigitalLabz Unveil New Sample Packs And More
Bristol-based DigitalLabz have some very exciting new projects going on right now. We give you the details here.
29 Mar 2013
Unsigned Competition Feb 2013 Result
A belated result for our February unsigned competition and we're happy to announce that two-time runner-up Kedah State is the winner with his track called 'Frost Eyed'.
24 Mar 2013
Stanton SCS.4DJ Review
Kmag takes a close look at the SCS.4DJ, Stanton's all-in-one DJ system
03 Feb 2013
Unsigned Competition Dec 2012 Result
The winner of our December 2012 Unsigned Competition was hotly contested but after much deliberation, we awarded the top prize to Alex Kalin for his masterful production, 'Closer'.
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Unsigned Competition Result November 2012
The winner of our unsigned track competition for November 2012 is Sentry with their track, 'Descendant'.
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Unsigned Competition October 2012 Result
There was vast interest in our unsigned track competition for October 2012 but unfortunately there could only be one winner and the winning track was 'Mimetic Wormhall' by DJ Mood.
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Our weekly guide to the best free downloads takes in tracks by the likes of DJ Madd, Evol Intent & Eye-D, Int Company, The Sect and Lakeway.
DLR Interview
As he unleashes his Your Mind EP on Metalheadz, Kmag talks to DLR about his forthcoming album, getting jumped into the Headz crew, and how DJ gigs that go wrong only make you stronger.
Essential DNB Releases July 2014
Our round-up of the best drum & bass releases from July features singles from Rockwell, Need For Mirrors, Slangbanger, Skitty, L 33 and albums by Bop and Technimatic.
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Top 10 Videos July 2014
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SB81 Guest Mix
Having just unleashed his new EP for Metalheadz, Kmag touches down for a mix and chat with SB81 about everything from growing up near Goldie's hood to the meaning behind his new name.
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We knew that the Grizz could be a match, and apparently sources are telling the Memphis Commercial Appeal that Donnie Walsh is trying to find some action involving Darko Milicic and a late first rounder.
"…The New York Knicks offered to buy the Grizzlies' 27th pick for $3million, according to a source. The Griz turned down that proposal.
The Knicks, according to speculation, also expressed interest in acquiring center Darko Milicic in a deal that could possibly include Quentin Richardson, whose $9.3 million contract expires after the 2009-10 season. Milicic will earn $7.5 million this upcoming season — the last of a three-year, $21 million deal.
…"No matter what people tell you right now, things change before draft night," (Memphis GM Chris) Wallace said. "Whatever answers you've gotten now, you don't rest on those answers. You keep churning."
Ronald Tillery, who wrote this, is said to have serious ties to sources close to the Grizz front office so this is legit. Tillery was all over the Randolph rumors and that trade didn't go down, as I learned, because the Grizzlies wanted a first round pick in return and Walsh turned them down before shipping Z-Bo's mammoth contract to LA-LA land.
Two things of note here, one Walsh is trying to obtain more picks and, as we told you from day 1 of the offseason, this team's roster should look drastically different come October.
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By Rebecca GrayPrice
On March 24, 1989, the oil tanker Exxon Valdez struck a reef in Alaska's Prince William Sound. And an environmental nightmare began that is far from over.
Today, 22 years later, tens of thousands of gallons of crude oil still linger below the surface of Prince William Sound beaches and wildlife populations continue to be impacted.
This disaster, coupled with the catastrophe last spring in the Gulf of Mexico and a recent oil spill in Norway, should be enough to make Congress realize more drilling isn't the answer. Unfortunately, the new Congress is resorting to the tired rhetoric of "Drill, baby, drill!" and are focusing their attacks on places like the ecologically sensitive Arctic Ocean.
The Arctic Ocean's Beaufort and Chukchi Seas make up one of the most abundant marine ecosystems in the entire world. These pristine seas are home to beluga and endangered towhead whales, seals and walrus, as well as the only offshore habitat for all the remaining threatened polar bears in the United States.
Yet, Shell Oil is pushing forward with plans to drill four wells in the Chukchi Sea and two wells in the Beaufort Sea as soon as 2012. We must act now to make sure this drilling never happens.
It was all too heart-wrenchingly familiar. Last April, after the explosion of BP's Deepwater Horizon that left 11 men dead, the ensuing spill brought back horrific memories for the people of Alaska's Prince William Sound. They watched so many familiar scenes play out on an even larger scale: horrible images of oiled birds, marine life gasping for breath and families' livelihoods destroyed in an instant. Then The frustrating inability to contain and clean up a major spill coupled with Big Oil's continued refusal to take responsibility.
Now, recent reports out of Norway, show how difficult cleanup of oil can be in the Arctic's icy conditions. When the Icelandic vessel, the Godafoss, ran aground in late February, heavy fuel oil began spewing into Norway's Arctic waters, quickly making its way to the nearby Outer Hvaler National Park, Norway's only marine sanctuary. More than 300 birds were so fatally covered in oil that they were shot in order to be put out of their suffering.
Despite the lessons still to be learned from these past disasters, Shell Oil continues to push their plans to drill in American Arctic Ocean. Their oil spill response plans are, sadly, very similar to BP's response plan in the Gulf. They actually plan to use mops and buckets to clean up a spill in the Arctic - despite hurricane-force winds, blizzard conditions and icebergs the size of apartment buildings. This is simply unacceptable.
The Alaska Native communities that have relied on these Arctic waters for thousands of years, along with the conservation community, will continue to fight Shell's plans every step of the way. We must do everything we can to demand that the federal government scrutinize every aspect of Shell's plans to drill in an environment that is home to some of our nation's most beloved wildlife species - and is known for its remoteness, extreme conditions and frigid temperatures.
To address this you can donate to Alaska Wilderness League. You can contact your Congresspersons. You can= demand that more environmental studies be conducted. Oppose drilling in Arctic waters by any oil companies, and write a letter to President Obama opposing drilling in the Arctic Ocean.
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Eric Steig and Gavin Schmidt
The two of us participated last week in an interesting meeting at the University of Washington on Ethics and Climate Change. Other scientists in attendance included Dennis Hartmann, who gave an overview of the current state of the science, and sometime RealClimate contributor Cecilia Bitz. Organized by Associate Professor of Philosophy Stephen Gardiner, the conference was dedicated to the particular ethical and moral issues raised by the spectre of anthropogenic climate change. Since we aren't philosophers by training, and since it would probably stray too far from RealClimate's focus on science, we won't comment in great detail. However, we thought it worth making our readers aware that there is a very interesting and growing literature on the subject. Based on their remarks at the conference, we heartily recommend checking out the papers and commentaries written by the various philosphers, scientists, and political theorists who attended. You can get abstracts of their talks on the conference web page. Below, we simply wish to note several issues raised at the conference that we found particularly interesting.
Stephen Gardiner presented an articulate argument on the moral ramifications of geoengineering (in particular the proposal by Paul Crutzen to add sulphate aerosols in the stratosphere to increase the planetary albedo) about we have expressed some doubts previously, chiefly on scientific grounds). Among the cogent statements made by Gardiner was that while one may argue that research on geoengineering acts as a kind of insurance policy,
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Another very interesting talk was that by Jeff Kiehl, a climate modeler at NCAR, who raised a series of ethical issues regarding how climate models are constructed and the ethical decisions that climate modelers face in conveying model results to the public. This talk prompted a lively discussion about the role of peer review, with the conclusion that the system probably works pretty well. It is imperfect, but it does act as a reasonable first filter to catch most egregious misuses of science.
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Murrell Martin, transportation specialist for the Utah State Office of Education, did not mince words in the USOE report to the Legislature:
"In my opinion, the loss of an additional $6.3 million in state 'to and from' pupil transportation funding would have a catastrophic negative effect across the State of Utah," was his comment. The reason for the strong words was summarized in the rest of the report.
The report submitted to the Public Education Subcommittee last October noted that the cut in school bus funding this year would come on top of $13 million in previous cuts over the past three years. If the legislature approves the latest reduction, it would mean that state support would be trimmed by $19 million - or nearly 25 percent - since 2008. Martin said Tuesday the information in the October report is still current.
So what's to be done if the transportation system takes another hit?
"I wish I could tell you. I'm really not sure," stated Carbon District Transportation Supervisor Kerry Jensen on Wednesday. The routes have to be run, maintenance for safety has to be performed, and fuel bills and driver wages must be paid.
Extending the distance student have to walk does not seem like a viable saving measure in this rural county, according to studies the district has done. For example, extending the eligibility for ridership from the current two miles to three for secondary students would probably not eliminate many, if any, bus routes. The buses would simply pass by the previous stops on their route to Carbon High.
Jensen added that costs would borne by parents, and not just the cost of fuel. A school bus eliminates the need for 36 cars on average. If parents don't want their students to walk three miles to Mont Harmon Junior High, cutting back on bus service could lead to as many as 300 extra cars pulling up to MHJHS every morning and afternoon.
Martin said that there is a glimmer of hope for the situation. The preliminary budget figures are based on last year's revenues. A new set of data using more up-to-date numbers is due next Tuesday. If the revenues look better, or if the legislature decides to apply one-time funding to cover the gap, the cutbacks may not be as drastic.


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Privatization could save the hospital the costs of paying into the state employees retirement fund.
If the hospital were to switch to a contributory pension system, such as a 401k plan, the amount an employee contributes to the plan would define his or her retirement benefits.
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The morale down there is really low. A lot of people took jobs there because of the benefits, Mr. Ward said. It used to be a good hospital, but lately, in the last few years, its lost a lot.
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Were not sure which devil we want to see come to fruition, whether or not we want to see the sequestration with 2 percent cuts across the board, and to know what thats going to be and what thats going to cost us or whatever else they put together to offset the sequestration, Mr. Fahd said.
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Genesis Day 01 Disc in 56cm - a single speed disc equipped cyclocross bike that can easily double up as a commuter due to handy mudguard/rack mounts, in pretty much brand new condition, having only done 5 miles from the bike shop I got it from to where I live on a frosty dry day.
The bike was bought a few days ago on sale as I was hoping to get away with a 56cm, but it is too small for me. Naturally, the bike has completely stock specification including the Shimano M520 pedals and SM-SH51 cleats (your standard spds). To view the specification/geometry please refer to the Genesis website here. I am asking for £485 posted to anywhere in the UK, unless you don't need pedals in which case I am happy to knock a tenner off. I am based in Glasgow bridgeton area for viewing or collection. I will gladly arrange a delivery by a courier but other than that I have no means of delivery. More pics available here.
Thanks for looking!
Very interested in this and I'm not too far away being just east of perth. I was hoping to sell my my road bike (couple of posts down). How would you be looking for payment?
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28th January 2013 - 13:22
I'm not fussy, cash on collection, bank transfer or paypal (both usual or gift options). In case of non-gift paypal i would expect the buyer to split the fees with me (roughly £8 each)
posted by mhtt [45 posts]
28th January 2013 - 20:53
I accepted an offer so unless the buyer backs out the bike is now sold.
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1st February 2013 - 16:22
And the buyer did back out due to 'an unexpected household bill', so the bike is available again. If you're thinking of paying with Paypal, i'll bear the fees, so it's £485 and no small print
posted by mhtt [45 posts]
1st February 2013 - 20:53
I have posted on stw. What are we looking at posted without pedals?
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2nd February 2013 - 19:32
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How tall are you can I ask? I'm 5"10 and I'm unsure if this might be too big for me.
posted by swmlon [20 posts]
17th February 2013 - 12:30
How tall are you can I ask? I'm 5"10 and I'm unsure if this might be too big for me.
I've got one of these in the 56cm size and I'm five ten and a half. Fits okay, but of course it does depened on the length of your torso. I would say I'm about 'average' , not overly long legged/long torso etc. one thing I did notice on the Genesis website if i remember correctly is that the 54cm version has a 55cm tope tube and the 56 has a 55.5cm, so not a lot in it. Its the head tube length which differs so depends how many spacers you want to use or not . I've had to change the stem to a 110mm instead of the 100mm that it comes with so as to get the right fit as well because the compact bars are very 'short' in reach. The other thing I noticed is that due to the larger volume tyres the stand over height is a bit higher than my other similar 56 size frame.
Hope that helps.
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posted by giladj [7 posts]
16th May 2013 - 19:54
have you sold the bike?
if not I'm interested
I've not sold mine no, and it is £350 collected from Bristol..just don't use it as much as I thought and want some other spangly new bits for the bikes I do use (wheels, chainset etc). Hence selling.
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