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Topic: Heroku and Rails 3.1: Application Error
Website runs locally on rails 3.1.0.rc2.
I upgraded my stack to bamboo-mri-1.9.2.
Added the following to my gemfile:
group :production do
gem 'therubyracer-heroku', '~> 0.8.1.pre3'
App pushes with no errors. However, when you visit my website http://keilmiller.heroku.com/, I get a page displaying the following:
Application Error
An error occurred in the application and your page could not be served. Please try again in a few moments.
If you are the application owner, check your logs for details.
I created a support ticket with heroku presenting the issue, what I did, and posted my hero logs for them to decipher.
Here was heroku's response:
Your changes seem sound. On bamboo we'll automatically change the static assets config for you with a plugin, though.
We don't support therubyracer, it's good to know there's a heroku-enabled version.
They are a ruby on rails host, and only a ruby on rails host. How did they not know about rails 3.1 not working and needing a specific gem for it?! Anyways, I didn't get an answer from them yet as to what is going on. I am still waiting for a reply. I figured that I would post here as well to see if any one else has had the same issue and can help me.
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1) ********NEW BEACH BOYS ALERT PART I*******: NEWSFLASH: The new Brian Wilson "That Lucky Old Sun" is simply amazing!!!!! BONUS TRACKS ALERT: There are 3 bonus tracks on the version you get at BestBuy (2 of then with Carol King- a cover & a different, but very similar, version of a highlight song on the album & then another great original) & then there are two different bonus tracks on the version you download on itunes (both new original tracks & no Carol King).
This album is, by far, his best work since 1988's great, but production challenged, "Brian Wilson". On TLOS the production sounds more like what the production was on "SMiLE" (BTW I count "SMiLE" as more of a work from the 60's). It doesn't have a bad track on it, and has 7 full length original songs that I think are absolutely stellar (and 3 that are merely very very good). The narratives by Van Dyke Parks (and he co-wrote one song too- a great one) are short, but great. Just for the record here, I think his voice is still terrific. The band he is with now is the equal of the amalgamations of The BB's and the wrecking crew cast that he worked with in the 60's. Working on "SMiLE" has energized him in a fashion similar to Macca with the Anthology series. If you dig Brian and/or The Beach Boys then run, don't walk, to get this at either BestBuy (which is where I got it, for about $10-11) or download it from itunes like NOWSVILLE!!!
2) ********NEW BEACH BOYS ALERT PART II******* NEWSFLASH: The not quite as new (but still pretty darn new) re-issue of Dennis Wilson's only solo album "Pacific Ocean Blue" also contains a second disc of his never released second solo album "Bambu" (named after the rolling papers ) as well as some other extra unreleased tracks from "Pacific Ocean Blue". You are certainly getting over two albums worth of material here, and really pretty darn close to three.
"Bambu" is similar to "SMiLE" in it's mythic quality amongst certain corners of The Beach Boys world. Both of them followed absolute triumphant albums (Pet Sounds & Pacific Ocean Blue), both were touted by their creators as being better than those earlier triumphs (well maybe at best, but at least close & near to same level), and both went unfinished because of personal decay.
I've had both of the Dennis albums here on downloaded bootleg versions for a couple of years now. (and do still get the "Bambu" bootlegs because there are very different versions of songs there sometimes). Dennis really truly blossomed much in the same way George Harrison did, and after a certain point truly became Brian's equal. on BB albums, and then released a jaw dropping solo work that had to come out because the band was in such disarray. By being Brian's equal I mean during the albums that they were both writing on. I love Dennis but don't know if he quite ever reached the levels that Brian did in the 60's... but if he didn't (and I'm saying I don't quite know on that one) then he was awfully darn close. The BB really, by necessity, evolved into truly being a band writing wise. A lot of folks still consider "Pacific Ocean Blue" both the best solo work by a Beach Boy, and the last great work anyone in the band ever did. I'm saying I think this, just that many do, and...it is that great. That it is worthy of praise on that level, that I can say I agree on/to.
These albums were really from the mid-late 70's, and if you listen to them around the time of the last great gasp for the BB as a band, "Love You" (really close to a Brian solo album) you hear some amazing creative sparks from those two Wilson brothers; firing up at the same time in very different fashions. Too bad they weren't able to join forces back then, because the results would have been incredibly different, but almost White Album like in the breadth of ground, and weirdness that was covered. Sadly personal demons, and having Mike Love around (I can't even imagine what he'd be like if he didn't meditate- argghhh!. What a piece of work he is ), kept this from occurring. Mixing up some of "Pacific Ocean Blue" and "Bambu" with The BB "Love You" would make for one interesting mid-late 70's double album that never was. Blessings!!

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Arrest made in 2002 killing of Hope Babel in Shoemakersville
Ryan Stufflet charged with 1st, 2nd, 3rd degree murder, arson
SHOEMAKERSVILLE, Pa. - A homicide case grown cold over the last 11 years heated up Tuesday with the arrest of a suspect and his mother.
Ryan Stufflet was arrested Tuesday morning on homicide and arson charges in the killing of Hope Babel in Shoemakersville, Berks Co.
Babel, 47, was found dead inside her burning apartment at 730 Main St. on Sept. 6, 2002. An autopsy determined she died of smoke inhalation, but it also revealed that she suffered injuries to her head and neck that were consistent with partial strangulation, state police said.
"Her injuries were bad, although they wouldn't have been fatal to her, Cpl. William Moyer, now retired from the Pa. State Police, told 69 News during an interview for a follow-up story in 2006.
Babel's killing was the first homicide in the borough's history. It was initially investigated by Shoemakersville police, but the department disbanded in 2005 and the case grew cold.
69 News twice featured the homicide as a Crime Alert Berks County cold case feature, with the more recent story airing in 2006 when a new team of state police investigators took over the case. They said they re-examined evidence and interviewed some 250 people about the homicide.
"Everyone was very cooperative in the investigation except for one person, and we wonder why," said Moyer.
Stufflet, who was 17-years-old at the time of the homicide, has told investigators he doesn't remember anything that happened in 2002, including the night of the homicide, because of injuries he suffered in car accidents in 2002, 2004 and 2005.
Babel's youngest son, Isaiah Babel, who was also 17-years-old at the time his mother was killed, told investigators that he, his mom and Stufflet "hung out" in the Babel apartment on the night of the homicide, drinking alcohol and smoking marijuana, according to court documents.
At some point, Isaiah Babel and Stufflet left and walked toward a neighbor's house two blocks away, but about half-way there, Stufflet said he had to leave and turned around, police said.
Isaiah Babel later walked back to his home for a refill of his drink and told his neighbors when he returned that Stufflet was there, police said. Isaiah Babel was passed out at his neighbors' home when firefighters responded to his burning apartment, according to court documents.
Stufflet, now 28, of Tilden Township, is facing charges of homicide; first, second and third degree murder; and arson.
Stufflet's mother, Tina Stufflet, 51, was also arrested in connection with the case. She was charged with perjury for allegedly lying to investigators.
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We've scoured the web for all the UK deals on the new flagship, so brew yourself a nice cup of char and peruse at your leisure…
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You can buy the Galaxy S5 direct from Samsung UK, where it's priced at £580, while The Carphone Warehouse is offering it for a tenner less at £570.
The cheapest SIM-free price we've seen is over at Clove, where it's available for £522, and stock is expected to land from 14 April.
EE is offering 5GB of 4G data (along with unlimited calls and texts) on a £40 per month, two year contract. The S5 will set you back £90 too.
If you don't want to fork out that much a month then you can pony up a hefty £260 for the handset itself, which gives you a monthly fee of £33, but that'll only get you 4GB of data.
Oh, and here's a nice bonus: if you already pre-ordered an S5 before 10 April, EE will give you a return flight to selected European destinations.
O2 has the S5 for £43 per month with no upfront payment and 5GB of data, which we think is the best deal out of all the tariffs it offers.
Three stands out from the crowd by offering 4G to all its customers at no extra charge, and the network's offering a pretty sweet deal on the S5: £30 upfront, £41 a month and unlimited data. Should you want to pay less per month, there's a £38 per month deal (same £30 upfront fee) that comes with either unlimited data and 600 minutes, or vice versa.
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Virgin is offering its customers the Galaxy S5 for £100 on a two year £37 per month contract, which includes 2GB of data. If you want unlimited data then the monthly cost rises to £41. If you're not a virgin customer then the prices shoot up to £47 a month for 2GB of data and £51 a month for unlimited data, so you'd probably be better off looking elsewhere.
If you like the gold then Vodafone's the way to go, as it's the only network currently offering the S5 in Au.
If you don't want to pay a penny upfront, Vodafone could be your best bet. The network's offering a £37 a month plan (with unlimited texts and calls and 2GB of data) with no upfront payment. If you want 4G access, however, you'll have to pay a little more: a good deal is £42 per month with no upfront cost, which gets you 4G and 5GB of data.


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House Concurrent Resolution 1043 (RTF), introduced in the Oklahoma legislature on February 7, 2006, would, if enacted, encourage "the State Board of Education and local boards of education to revise the recommended academic curriculum content standards in science to ensure that, upon graduation, all students can accomplish the following: 1. Use of [sic] the scientific method to critically evaluate scientific theories including, but not limited to, the theory of evolution; and 2.
NCSE's Eugenie C. Scott, Wesley R. Elsberry, and Nick Matzke will be in St. Louis, Missouri, for the AAAS annual meeting from February 16 to February 20. Elsberry and Matzke will be staffing NCSE's booth in the exhibit hall, where information about NCSE, and signed copies of Scott's book Evolution vs. Creationism: An Introduction, will be available.
According to early reports [Link broken], the Ohio Board of Education voted 11-4 at its February 14, 2006, meeting to remove both the "Critical Analysis of Evolution" model lesson plan and the corresponding indicator in the state standards. The board's vote follows in the wake of a motion to remove the lesson plan during the board's January meeting, which failed 9-8.
Although a proposal to remove the controversial "Critical Analysis of Evolution" lesson plan from the Ohio model science curriculum was narrowly defeated at the January meeting of the Ohio state board of education, the proposal is likely to be renewed at the board's February meeting, thanks to both a thinly disguised reproach from Ohio Governor Bob Taft (R) and a stinging rebuke from a large majority of the committee that originally helped to develop the standards.
Creationism emerged as a subsidiary theme as allegations of political interference with climate science at NASA were in the news. In a story in The New York Times (January 29, 2006), Andrew Revkin described climate scientist James E.
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"Not only did the risks scare me, however small—I could end up on a pacemaker for the rest of my life—but it also seemed so strange to be doing this kind of intervention," says Fanselow. "It was like my heart was trying desperately to tell me something, and I was just shoving a sock in its mouth and saying, `Shut up and keep working as hard as I need you to!' In the end I felt that my love for hard running was just too much a part of my DNA, and I scheduled the procedure."
The procedure was a success, and after seven days of no running post ablation, as per doctor's orders, Fanselow resumed training. Ten days later at Run Rabbit Run, he finished a very strong second overall, in 7:22:57, behind ultramarathon wonder boy Geoff Roes, who set a new course record of 7:11:36.
"I had been given a second chance," says Fanselow. "I watched my heart rate very carefully during the race—it beat like a Swiss clock the whole time."
Because of a lack of large epidemiological research studies, the correlation between long-term endurance sports practice and the prevalence of AFL and atrial fibrillation remains to be elucidated.
From my own perspective as a 40-year-old endurance athlete, with 30 years of hard training under my belt, I may have to keep tabs on my heart rate, but the thought of no exercise or cutting back on my training leaves me breathless. It's in our DNA, as Fanselow says, to seek out active lifestyles and challenge ourselves.
Scott Drum, 40, is an Associate Professor of Exercise & Sport Science at Western State College of Colorado in Gunnison. He's also a semi-competitive trail runner, trying to delay Father Time by chasing the young, fast guys in town.
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Citizens preparing for changes in firearm legislation
Many of us knew there would be trouble for law abiding gun owners when President Barack Obama addressed the nation in the aftermath of the Sandy Hook Elementary School tragedy.
The media has been busy with reports of the aftermath of the tragedy and the knee-jerk legislation that followed. At last weekend's gun show in Westfield, Saturday was the busier of the two days. Those looking to buy or sell conversed with the vendors and customers, looking for information, which is still forthcoming. There are more questions than answers.
The pistol course, which took place locally this Saturday, was filled to capacity. Several other local classes may have to be scheduled. People who never before thought of owning a hand gun are now getting ready before their rights to own one are further restricted.
My wife an I went to Dick's Sporting Goods, in Hamburg, and as I was browsing for a Marine GPS, I asked one of the workers if the recent legislation has affected firearms sales. In a non-committal gesture from one of the friendly workers, I noticed almost all the ammunition cases were empty.
At the January meeting of the Chautauqua County Federation of Sportsmen, held last Wednesday at the Falconer Rod & Gun Club, the membership was informed that the National Rifle Association is now offering a Lifetime membership for $300. The fee is usually $1,000. The NRA is urging all law-abiding gun owners to join, and if possible, upgrade any and all memberships to help them fight for our rights. Support the NRA and our legislators who are trying to keep our law makers level-headed in a time of turmoil.
If you noticed the photo of the ice hut and two fishermen, you might be surprised to learn that it was taken around 4:30 p.m., from the City of Dunkirk pier. The duo were set up between the dock and the ARGO, on ice they reported was 6 inches thick. Jeff Caparco and Ron Duliba were targeting yellow perch, but reported catching a carp and losing another large fish. They reported seeing smelt cruising just under the ice. Note that the anglers reported the ice was thin where the smooth ice met the chunk ice. It was only an inch or so thick, so use caution. Another pair of anglers were reported trying their luck on the west side of the dock on Saturday.
With cold in the forecast for the foreseeable future, you may want to focus on the upcoming ice fishing tournament listed in the calendar section!
Willie Fedrick, Ken Hollandar, Monte Kennedy, Jeffrey Rasmus and the rest of the fly tying group are back again on Monday evenings (6-8 p.m.) at the Northern Chautauqua Conservation Club. The Con Club Fly Tyers have all the equipment you will need to learn how to tie your own flies. No matter what level you are at – from beginner to advanced – you can come and have a good time – and it's all FREE. They will provide the vises, hooks and fly tying material. Youngsters accompanied by a parent or guardian are most certainly welcome.
The Sportsman's Show at the Seneca Allegany Events Center (I-86- Exit 20) will be Feb. 16-17 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days. Go to www.yorkpennshows.com for more information.
The local chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation, the Lake Shore Longbeards, will meet again on Monday, Feb. 4, at 7 p.m., at Liberty Vineyards, located on Route 20 in Sheridan. The agenda will include finalizing preparations for the banquet, which will be Feb. 9, at the Kosciuszko Club, in Dunkirk. Tickets for the banquet can be purchased at the meeting, or by calling Bob and Judi Turk at 934-4538. Note: The deadline for Early Bird Prize consideration is Feb. 4. Paid tickets can be dropped off at the meeting.
The NYS Region 9 Erie County Trappers Association Fur Auction will be on Saturday, Feb. 2 at S&S Taxidermy & Archery Pro Shop, located at 455 South Cascade Drive (Route 219) Springville. For more information, call 592-2404.
Fur check in time is from 8 a.m. Auction time at 10 a.m. There is a five-percent commission fee for all sellers. Food will be available from the Boy Scouts. For more information, call Patti at 337-2556.
The Northern Chautauqua Conservation Club will hold a rabbit contest for members and guests on Sunday, Feb. 17. Weigh-in deadline will be 3 p.m. Entry fee is $5. Prizes awarded for the heaviest three entries. Sign up at the club. Food and prizes after the weigh-in.
Announcing the NYS Ice Pro-Am Tournament Series: There are three main tournament events scheduled – if the ice cooperates. The first was on Tupper Lake, from Jan. 4-6. The second is on Chautauqua Lake, and is scheduled for Feb. 15-17. The final event is on Sodus Bay, from Feb. 22-24. There are three divisions, including Professional, Amateur and Open. Professional, which is 1-2 anglers per team, has a $160 per team entry fee. The Amateur Division, which will be for singles or pairs, has a $90 entry fee. The Open Division, which is for single anglers, has an entry fee of $40. Check the official tournament website at www.NYSiceproam.com. The official Tournament email address is info@FK sportfishing.com..
The Jamestown Rifle club will hold Pistol classes on today, Feb. 24, March 24 and April 28. You must be 21-years old and a resident of Chautauqua County. All classes begin at 1 p.m., and last around four hours. Call Pat Hayes at 484-9301 for information.
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On August 11, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton traveled from Africa to Istanbul, Turkey, where she met with senior government officials to coordinate on Syria. Secretary Clinton held detailed conversations with the senior Turkish leadership, including Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan, Turkish President Abdullah Gul, Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu, and a number of other key officials in the Turkish government. Secretary Clinton also had the chance to meet with Syrian activists.
During her visit, Secretary Clinton announced the United States is providing an additional $5.5 million in humanitarian assistance, which brings the total U.S. contribution for this crisis to nearly $82 million. This additional U.S. funding will help to provide lifesaving assistance to the more than 50,000 people who fled to camps in Turkey to escape the violence of the Syrian regime.
In a joint press conference with Turkish Foreign Minister, Secretary Clinton said, "Since the Friends of Syrian People met over a month ago in Paris, the crisis has deepened significantly. As the opposition has gained strength, the regime has responded with brutal violence. Even many of the regime's previous supporters are now distancing themselves and there have been a series of high-level defections."
She continued, "Today we met to discuss what the United States and Turkey can do together, along with our international partners and our friends inside and outside of Syria, to respond to this growing humanitarian and political crisis."
Secretary Clinton and the senior Turkish leadership outlined three urgent priorities. Secretary Clinton said, "First, supporting the opposition and their efforts to end the violence and begin the transition to a free and democratic Syria without Assad. The United States continues to provide the opposition with communications equipment and other forms of non-lethal assistance and direct financial assistance. We are coordinating our efforts with others who are also providing various forms of support.
"Second, even as we seek to hasten Assad's fall, we are also responding to the massive emergency humanitarian crisis that he has caused. United Nations estimates that approximately two million people inside Syria need assistance, and more than 140,000 others have fled to Syria's neighbors."
Secretary Clinton continued, "Our third urgent task is to prepare for what comes next. The Syrian people will, of course, and must leave the transition, and they will need to maintain the integrity of the state's political institutions. They will need to stabilize and eventually rebuild their economy to establish security, safeguard, and eventually destroy the country's most dangerous weapons, including its chemical weapons. They will need to protect the rights of all Syrians, regardless of religion, gender, or ethnicity. And they will need to address the ongoing human and humanitarian challenges. All of this will need careful planning and support from the international community."
You can read more about Secretary Clinton's travel to Turkey here.
Ayla in Vermont writes:
I am so glad that Secretary Clinton is visiting Turkey. It is good to work together on the Syrian crisis. I also hope that she is aware that there is a growing crisis in Turkey, as Mr. Erdogan is on the way to becoming a virtual dictator. Hundreds of military officers (68 generals and admirals) and many many journalists are in jail on false charges and with no civil rights being afforded them. This is outrageous. If the US government is interested in promoting human rights, the Erdogan government should be put on notice that we are very unhappy about this situation. If we and other western governments do not speak out, all the great work of Ataturk will be erased and Sharia law will replace our constitution. Liberal Turkish people are very concern about what is happening in Turkiye. Before Turkiye becomes a Sharia country, US should warn Erdogan's Government.
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The Clarion Fund's new video, The Third Jihad, will have a limited theatrical release next month on October 10, "and then, shortly afterwords, it will be for sale on the web." As to whether the American people will get another scare tactic DVD for free in their newspaper, is unclear so far.
Tom Trento of WatchObsession explained the new video's title, saying that the "first Jihad was Mohammed," the second was the Ottoman Empire and the third raises the alarm about radical Islam "trying to take over the U.S."
Wayne Kopping the director and co-writer of Obsession, according to a News Hound article is a very devout Jew who has also done a very pro-Israel movie "Relentless." He says in that article:
Until one has seen "Obsession" one may have a hard time seeing a connection between the Radical Muslims and the Nazis,
He even adds this line
We take it a step further, though, and we show that Radical Islam has many of its strategic roots in Nazism.
I do give Wayne Kopping credit though for saying this in a FOX News piece:
As we state several times in the film, the majority of Muslims are not "radical." Therefore, one should not make the mistake of assuming every Muslim man or woman you meet is a potential terrorist.
It's advisable to listen closely to what those in the Islamic community are saying and how they are saying it!
Raphael Shore who is the producer/co-writer of the film and founder of the Clarion Fund and described by Kopping as the visionary, commented to Fox News on the fact that the funding for this movie is so secretive.
At the recommendation of a number of experts we worked with in making the film, many of the individuals and organizations who helped make this film possible requested anonymity. Tragically, we've seen numerous times the response of the radicals to those who openly expose or disagree with them.
I still feel very uncomfortable about not knowing where the funding is coming from. Isn't the point of a democracy that things are done in the open. I suspect they don't want people following the money trail to see where it leads them. I wouldn't be surprised if it was a hardcore McCain support, or Pro-Israel group.
But what troubles me more then where the funding comes from is Shores idea.
We need to develop a pre-emptive national security policy. World leaders need to stop promoting the dangerous policies of appeasement that have allowed countries like Iran to get to the brink of producing nuclear weapons…FOX News
What does he mean by develop a pre-emptive national security policy? You mean where we bomb trouble makers before they make trouble, or we send in air strikes and drones to a country that resist our national interest. Well Mr. Shore will be pleased to know that Bush has perfected his national security policy. Has it made us any safer? or have we made the flames of American hatred even hotter?
These Pro-Democracy and Freedom people keep saying we can't allow these terrorist countries to develop nuclear weapons because they will use them against their enemies, but isn't that what we did with them?
And Israel has thousands of nuclear weapons. At the same time declaring how much they hate Islam and Muslims. Don't other countries have a right to protect themselves? Regardless of the fact that the UN inspectors said Iran isn't producing nuclear weapons, they were just trying to become more energy independent.
I'm not against what the makers of the movie are trying to do. I honestly believe the have good intentions. What I don't approve of, is how they are going about promoting their movie.
It just feels like a left over political trick from Carl Rove. To induce fear before the election so people will vote McCain. Could you imagine if people found out that this trick is some how connected or endorsed by the McCain campaign. Maybe that's why the funding is so discrete.
Look at this British Polll Below about who the world sees as the biggest enemies of freedom! Often when you go out searching for monsters, you turn into the very thing you hate!


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Research Interests
Central Nervous System; Glutamates; Glutamine; Psychiatry; Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, Biomolecular
Research Organizations
Psychiatry: Connecticut Mental Health Center | Neuroscience Research Training Program (NRTP) | Psychology Section
Bioimaging Sciences: Magnetic Resonance Research Center | Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy
Research Summary
Glutamate and GABA are the major excitatory and inhibitory neurotransmitters in the central nervous system and together account for the majority of all of its neurons. Their synaptic actions are maintained through the operation of complex metabolic cycles between neurons and neighboring astroglia. Work in our laboratory is centered on deciphering the mechanism(s) linking glutamate and GABA neurotransmitter cycling to brain activity, and the role of glucose and alternate substrates (e.g., monocarboxylic acids) in this process. Our studies employ nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy with stable isotope labeling (13C, 15N) and kinetic modeling to study metabolic pathway fluxes in neurons and glia of the intact brain in vivo. This work is being applied to study the role of altered glucose and neurotransmitter metabolism in rodent models of diabetes, depression, and epilepsy. Our laboratory uses Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy and Imaging (MRS/I) in conjunction with stable 13C-labeled substrates, which can be introduced into the bloodstream in rodents to 'visualize' the pathways of brain glucose and energy metabolism and the synthesis of the neurotransmitter amino acids glutamate (excitatory) and GABA (inhibitory).
Specialized Terms: NMR; 1H NMR; 13C NMR; In vivo brain metabolism; Glutamate; Gamma-aminobutyrate; Glutamine; Neuron-glial trafficking
Extensive Research Description
- NMR studies to elucidate the role of glucose and alternate fuel substrates in support of brain activity and glutamate/GABA/glutamine cycling in diabetes and mood disorders.
- NMR studies of GABA synthesis in the brain
Selected Publications
- Banasr M, Chowdhury GM, Terwilliger R, Newton SS, Duman RS, Behar KL, Sanacora G. Glial pathology in an animal model of depression: reversal of stress-induced cellular, metabolic and behavioral deficits by the glutamate-modulating drug riluzole. Mol Psych. 2008 Sep 30. [Epub ahead of print]
- Chowdhury GM, Gupta M, Gibson KM, Patel AB, Behar KL. Altered cerebral glucose and acetate metabolism in succinic semialdehyde dehydrogenase-deficient mice: evidence for glial dysfunction and reduced glutamate/glutamine cycling. J Neurochem. 2007 Dec;103(5):2077-91. Epub 2007 Sep 13.
- Chowdhury GM, Patel AB, Mason GF, Rothman DL, Behar KL. Glutamatergic and GABAergic neurotransmitter cycling and energy metabolism in rat cerebral cortex during postnatal development. J Cereb Blood Flow Metab. 2007 Dec;27(12):1895-907. Epub 2007 Apr 18.
- Patel AB, de Graaf RA, Martin DL, Battaglioli G, Behar KL. Evidence that GAD65 mediates increased GABA synthesis during intense neuronal activity in vivo. J Neurochem. 2006 Apr;97(2):385-96. Epub 2006 Mar 15.
- Hyder F, Patel AB, Gjedde A, Rothman DL, Behar KL, Shulman RG. Neuronal-glial glucose oxidation and glutamatergic-GABAergic function. J Cereb Blood Flow Metab. 2006 Jul;26(7):865-77. Epub 2006 Jan 11.


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Career and Education Opportunities for Network Operations Analysts in Corona, California
For those living in the Corona, California area, there are many career and education opportunities for network operations analysts. The national trend for network operations analysts sees this job pool growing by about 13.1% over the next eight years. Network operations analysts generally determine user requirements and design specifications for computer networks.
Network operations analysts earn approximately $37 per hour or $77,360 per year on average in California. Nationally they average about $36 hourly or $75,150 annually. Network operations analysts earn less than people working in the category of Computer generally in California and more than people in the Computer category nationally. Jobs in this field include: network architect, technology director, and network technician.
The Corona area is home to twenty-three schools of higher education, including two within twenty-five miles of Corona where you can get a degree as a network operations analyst. The most common level of education for network operations analysts is a Bachelor's degree. It will take about four years to learn to be a network operations analyst if you already have a high school diploma.
CAREER DESCRIPTION: Network Operations Analyst
In general, network operations analysts determine user requirements and design specifications for computer networks. They also plan and implement network upgrades.
Network operations analysts estimate time and materials needed to finish projects. They also ready detailed network specifications and recommended technologies. Equally important, network operations analysts have to design network-related documentation. They are often called upon to design conceptual or physical network designs. They are expected to decide on specific network hardware or software requirements, such as platforms or routine schemas. Finally, network operations analysts direct network operations or upgrades.
Every day, network operations analysts are expected to be able to listen to and understand others in meetings. They need to articulate ideas and problems. It is also important that they think through problems and come up with general rules.
It is important for network operations analysts to supervise engineers and other staff in the layout or implementation of network solutions. They are often called upon to layout or operate equipment configuration prototypes, including network hardware or server operation systems. They also layout, organize, and deliver product awareness and product education sessions for staff and suppliers. They are sometimes expected to use network computer-aided layout (CAD) software packages to optimize network designs. Somewhat less frequently, network operations analysts are also expected to design disaster recovery plans.
Network operations analysts sometimes are asked to adjust network sizes to meet volume or capacity demands. and direct network operations or upgrades. And finally, they sometimes have to design plans or budgets for network equipment replacement.
Like many other jobs, network operations analysts must be thorough and dependable and be able to absorb the factors involved and a problem and provide a well thought out solution.
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- Applications Programmer. Develop, create, and modify general computer applications software or specialized utility programs. Analyze user needs and develop software solutions. Design software or customize software for client use with the aim of optimizing operational efficiency. May analyze and design databases within an application area, working individually or coordinating database development as part of a team.
- Computer Programmer. Convert project specifications and statements of problems and procedures to detailed logical flow charts for coding into computer language. Develop and write computer programs to store, locate, and retrieve specific documents, data, and information. May program web sites.
- Computer Scientist. Conduct research into fundamental computer and information science as theorists, designers, or inventors. Solve or develop solutions to problems in the field of computer hardware and software.
- Computer Security Specialist. Plan, coordinate, and implement security measures for information systems to regulate access to computer data files and prevent unauthorized modification, destruction, or disclosure of information.
- Computer Systems Analyst. Analyze science, engineering, and all other data processing problems for application to electronic data processing systems. Analyze user requirements, procedures, and problems to automate or improve existing systems and review computer system capabilities, workflow, and scheduling limitations. May analyze or recommend commercially available software. May supervise computer programmers.
- Computer Systems Engineer. Research, design, and test operating systems-level software, compilers, and network distribution software for medical, industrial, and general computing applications. Set operational specifications and formulate and analyze software requirements. Apply principles and techniques of computer science, engineering, and mathematical analysis.
- Network Systems and Data Communications Analyst. Analyze, design, and evaluate network systems, such as local area networks (LAN), wide area networks (WAN), Internet, intranet, and other data communications systems. Perform network modeling, analysis, and planning. Research and recommend network and data communications hardware and software. Includes telecommunications specialists who deal with the interfacing of computer and communications equipment. May supervise computer programmers.
- Network and Computer Systems Administrator. Install, configure, and support an organization's local area network (LAN), wide area network (WAN), and Internet system or a segment of a network system. Maintain network hardware and software. Monitor network to ensure network availability to all system users and perform necessary maintenance to support network availability. May supervise other network support and client server specialists and plan, coordinate, and implement network security measures.
- Software Engineer. Design and develop solutions to complex applications problems, system administration issues, or network concerns. Perform systems management and integration functions.
EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES: Network Operations Analyst Training
Mt. San Jacinto Community College District - San Jacinto, CA
Mt. San Jacinto Community College District, 1499 N State St, San Jacinto, CA 92583-2399. Mt. San Jacinto Community College District is a large college located in San Jacinto, California. It is a public school with primarily 2-year programs and has 18,162 students. Mt. San Jacinto Community College District has a one to two year and a two to four year program in Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunicationsááá(NEW which graduated two and zero students respectively in 2008.
Riverside Community College - Riverside, CA
Riverside Community College, 4800 Magnolia Ave, Riverside, CA 92506. Riverside Community College is a large college located in Riverside, California. It is a public school with primarily 2-year programs and has 34,058 students. Riverside Community College has a two to four year program in Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunicationsááá(NEW.
Certified GIS/LIS Technologist: This is certification is for technicians who integrate a variety of spatial data sets into a GIS format designed for graphic output or analysis.
For more information, see the American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing - Imaging & Geospatial Information Society website.
Certified Confidentiality Officer: Professional certification validates your training and experience in your present career.
For more information, see the Business Espionage Controls and Countermeasures Association website.
CIW Associate: Certified CIW Associates possess the basic hands-on skills and knowledge that Internet professionals are expected to understand and use.
For more information, see the Certified Internet Web Professionals website.
CIW Security Analyst: Security Analysts protect an organization's assets and operations.
For more information, see the Certified Internet Web Professionals website.
Internet and Computing Core Certification: IC is the ideal starting point for anyone interested in learning computer and Internet basics.
For more information, see the Certiport, Inc website.
CompTIA PDI Certification: Servicing and supporting devices and technologies associated with the printing and document imaging industry requires extensive training to ensure qualified, able technicians.
For more information, see the Computing Technology Industry Association (CompTIA) website.
Storage Technologist: You will learn to capture and analyze business requirements, design solutions, and implement plans in a process-oriented workshop using real-world case studies.
For more information, see the EMC Corporation website.
Biomedical Electronics Technician: Biomedical electronics technicians are expected to obtain knowledge of the principles of modern biomedical techniques, the proper procedure in the care, handling and maintenance of biomedical equipment and to display an attitude/behavior expected of an electronics technician who works in a hospital or healthcare environment.
For more information, see the ETA International website.
Certified Satellite Installer: Earning a Certified Satellite Installer (CSI) certification means you possess the knowledge and skills essential to a successful satellite technician as defined by experts in the field.
For more information, see the ETA International website.
Certified Network Computer Technician: Certified Network Computer Technicians are expected to obtain knowledge of computer electronics basic concepts, Internet and networking technology applicable to various areas of the computer industry.
For more information, see the ETA International website.
Telecommunications: The following is a listing of the major areas required for courses, training or study in Telecommunications Electronics: 1.
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Wireless Communications: Technicians seeking the ETA Certified Electronics Technician specialty are required to have a basic education in fundamental electronics.
For more information, see the ETA International website.
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For more information, see the ETA International website.
Stay Sharp Program - Defeating Rogue Access Points: Security professionals who are concerned about the weaknesses of wireless networks.
For more information, see the Global Information Assurance Certification website.
Ethics in IT: All IT professionals including: Systems administrators, auditors, information security officers, programmers, systems analysts, database administrators, Information service providers, contractors, consultants.
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IBM Certified Solution Expert - Cognos 8 BI: The BI Solution Expert (Professional) is responsible to analyze, plan, design, deploy, and operate Cognos 8 applications using an appropriate methodology and development approach.
For more information, see the IBM Corporation website.
IBM Certified SOA Associate: This entry level certification is intended for individuals who work on SOA projects, such as architects, technical sales people, sales people, administrators, application developers, business analysts, project managers, system integrators, business integrators, managers, project sponsors and others.
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Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator: Computer hacking forensic investigation is the process of detecting hacking attacks and properly extracting evidence to report the crime and conduct audits to prevent future attacks.
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Licensed Penetration Tester: The licensed penetration tester is a program which trains security professionals to analyze the security posture of a network exhaustively and recommend corrective measures authoritatively.
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LOCATION INFORMATION: Corona, California
Corona is situated in Riverside County, California. It has a population of over 149,923, which has grown by 20.0% in the past ten years. The cost of living index in Corona, 124, is far greater than the national average. New single-family homes in Corona are valued at $267,700 on average, which is well below the state average. In 2008, seven new homes were built in Corona, down from seventy-six the previous year.
The three big industries for women in Corona are health care, educational services, and finance and insurance. For men, it is construction, public administration, and professional, scientific, and technical services. The average travel time to work is about 35 minutes. More than 22.0% of Corona residents have a bachelor's degree, which is lower than the state average. The percentage of residents with a graduate degree, 6.5%, is lower than the state average.
The unemployment rate in Corona is 11.2%, which is less than California's average of 12.3%.
The percentage of Corona residents that are affiliated with a religious congregation, 43.0%, is less than both the national and state average. Peace Lutheran Church, Corona Evangelical Free Church and Corona Heights Baptist Church are among the churches located in Corona. The largest religious groups are the Catholic Church, the LDS (Mormon) Church and the Southern Baptist Convention.
Corona is home to the Cresta Verde Golf Club and the Corona Regional Medical Center as well as Husteo Park and Mountain Gate Community Park. Shopping malls in the area include Village Grove Plaza Shopping Center, Butterfield Stage Square Shopping Center and The Plaza on Sixth Street Shopping Center. Visitors to Corona can choose from Best Western Kings Inn and Arizona Motel for temporary stays in the area.


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Library goes digital with magazines
Alpena County Library aims to keep pace with the latest in technology and as such, is among the first libraries in the United States to offer a wide selection of electronic magazines downloadable for free on personal digital devices.
Through its purchase of a new program called Zinio Digital Magazines, the library now is able to offer access to 136 different electronic magazines that range from ESPN the Magazine and Family Circle to Forbes, Harper's Bazaar, Newsweek and Cosmopolitan.
"It's an extremely new program," said Library Director Eric Magness-Eubank. "We are one of the first libraries in the country to actually do this. There are only a handful of libraries offering this right now."
Magness-Eubank recently came across a press release announcing availability of the new program and approached Superiorland Library Cooperative about the possibility of participating in Zinio as a group. Alpena has been a member of the cooperative, which collectively agreed to participate, since 2008. Cooperative member libraries are each paying a portion of the total cost for using Zinio, with Alpena's annual share amounting to $2,000.
"The selection includes both popular and special interest magazines for a wide range of ages and interests," Magness-Eubank said.
Despite the new wave of technology, the library's print magazine section remains ever popular with patrons, and Magness-Eubank said what is offered there in print won't be impacted at all by the new added option of downloading digital magazines.
"We are not making a move toward digital and away from print magazines," he said. "Coming into the library and reading the newspapers and magazines is very popular for people."
Currently available on site are a dozen different newspapers and between 150 and 160 different print version magazines.
For those interested in using Zinio, a library card is required. Patrons can read the new digital versions on just about any screen or device, including PCs, smartphones, tablets and Kindle Fire. Once a library card is obtained, an individual Zinio account is established and patrons can then check out any of the magazines.
Unlike eBooks available through the library where only one or two copies of a book are available for circulation and waiting times can last multiple weeks, the electronic magazines can be read by any number of patrons at the same time. Zinio also will send patrons notification of when new issues of magazines they like become available.
The library periodically offers computer-related classes, and one on how to use Zinio is expected in the near future.
Total circulation of materials at the library for 2012 came in at 296,000, which is up slightly from the previous year. About 20 percent of the 296,000 items checked out last year were in the form of eBooks.
The library owns 93,000 books in its print collection and about 2,000 books in its eBook collection. On average, close to 900 items are checked out each day.


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Medford School District Develops New Compensation Plan
The Medford School District has unveiled a new compensation plan for administrators, managers and confidential staff. The district says the changes will help keep the cost for affected employees "relatively flat" for the coming year, and also significantly lower the cost of employee benefits in the future.
According to their press release, the district will pay- for the first time- a varying amount for employee health insurance coverage. Employees will also pay a premium that will vary according to the amount of the deductible.
Administrators, managers and staff will also continue to contribute 6 percent to the PERS pension system.
These employees will also receive a one-time stipend of 2 percent on their base salary and get a 4.5 percent cost of living raise this year. The amounts for 2013-14 will be determined next year.
Terms of early retirement benefits have not yet been determined, but will be by the end of 2012.
This plan covers the next two academic years. The pay increases are retroactive to July 1st, and the insurance plan options take effect October 1st.
District Superintendent Dr. Phil Long expressed appreciation for the willing of the employees to "lead the way on the tough issues of insurance and early retirement costs."


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I've been coming to this site for a long time, I think its the best Macca site on the net, and I'm pretty darn disillusioned by what I am seeing on here-
It seems like this board has been HIJACKED by two or three extremely negative personalities who really don't care for Paul's music all that much. Here is how it goes:
POSTER: I really love <ALBUM> and <SONG> and think they may have been overlooked. I love <THIS SECTION> and <THIS LYRIC>, it may not mean much to you, but I really like it.
NEGATIVE #1: <SONG> is just another example of Paul's poor lyric writing. He can't finish a thought, as evidenced by <EXAMPLE> from <SONG>
NEGATIVE #2: Paul was washed up in 1971. It says so in Rolling Stone. I can <WRITE/PRODUCE/PLAY> better than Paul on this track.
POSTER: All I said was I liked <SONG> and <ALBUM>- jeez!
NEGATIVE #1: <8 paragraph diatribe about Paul's lyrics>
NEGATIVE #2: <2 paragraph diatribe agreeing with NEGATIVE #1 and adding further insults masked as observations>
So... this long-time poster/writer on this site is gonna take a break. I'm gonna answer this thread this weekend, then I will be gone for a while. Hopefully if I come back (and that's a big IF) things will have calmed down here and we can have reasonable discussions again.
I'll point to one- the recent SONG BY SONG thread on Steve Hoffman Forums about Chaos and Creation. This is a great discussion.
http://www.stevehoffman.tv/forums/showt ... p?t=220099
Some examples:
Linda's vocals remind me of what Tony Palmer said about Paul in that great review of the White Album (Yellow Submarine British liner notes)-----"drifting melancholy overhangs the entire proceedings like a purple veil of shadowy optimism...." Maybe pretentious but it describes her voice to me.
"How Kind of You" is a nice change of pace sounding track from Paul. The track sort of meanders around... in a good way. I like when the piano drops down from an F# to an F at around 3.30 or so , and like Jim, I like the way the track ends. Hey Jim,(zobalob) quit stealing my thoughts before I post them.
And a slightly negative/criticism (note its legit, and backed up, and doesn't repeat the point ad nauseum:
I am obviously going to be in the minority here, but this is one of my least favorite Macca tracks off C&C. It is actually the one I am most likely to skip when I listen to the album. IMO, this is Nigel Godrich at his indulgent worst and Macca did a poor job of reigning him in. You have a weak Macca melody combined with alot of extraneous Nigel production (the drone that drives me nuts). Also, not a very strong vocal performance by Macca. The music does not fit with the lyrics at all.
Basically it is 4 minutes of overbearing tedium. There are so many better tracks on the album than this one. This is the track that almost makes me not want to listen to the rest of the album after a solid opener.
This is one track I would have gladly traded for any of 3 or 4 of the b-sides that eventually came out. I just don't find it enjoyable to listen to at all.


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People forget that this was brand-new technology. Of course the price will fall... The price of your smartphone doesn't go up. It goes down.
I said to myself, "Well...not quite."
What makes the debate on EV more challenging is that bringing the EV's cost down is not as simple as bringing down the cost structure of a smartphone. There are so many new innovations and breakthroughs that are still needed for EVs. In contrast, smartphones have already gotten to the point that the falling price is really a normal course of business.


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A career woman, Sylvia had waited a number of years with her husband, Michael, before they had a baby. They waited until they were ready, and when they made the decision they had the finances and the resources they wanted to start their family.
Sylvia had a planned C-section, and everything in her pregnancy had seemingly gone as expected. This was to be the happiest moment of her life. But once her daughter was born, she realized she wasn't happy at all.
"I looked into her eyes, and I knew something was wrong. I felt like, oh my God, what did I just do? I made the biggest mistake of my life."
Sylvia spoke with the nurses, who assured her not to worry, that it was just the baby blues and with time it would pass. She spent the next week in the hospital, but the pain and sadness lingered even as she brought the baby home.
"From the moment I got out of that car… I just started to cry. I handed her (Sylvia's mother) the baby and ran upstairs and shut the door and sobbed."
She began to feel angry, and directed her anger toward others. Sylvia would look at her husband and get angry that nothing had changed for him, and here she was laden with loneliness and responsibilities. The first few days home were a struggle, and then things began to fall apart.
"I had a nightmare ... I had gone over to my daughter's bassinet and smothered her. So in the middle of that I woke up and was literally wet with sweat. I was so afraid to walk over to the bassinet and see what I had done because it had felt so real."
After making sure her daughter was OK, she still couldn't shake how much the dream disturbed her. She ran to the nightstand and emptied all the contents onto the bed, ready to swallow a handful of pills.
"At that moment, Melina just sighed and I just cried. I couldn't believe that I was going to do the unthinkable."
She called her mother who sent word to Michael, and they both rushed home to Sylvia. After Sylvia admitted what was happening, her mother took the baby home and an army of family and friends took turns keeping watch over Sylvia.
"It was a very tough period. I was like a child myself. I felt like a failure. What kind of mother? What type of monster? That's the way I felt. So it was very difficult. "
Although it was only eight years ago, postpartum depression wasn't mentioned when Sylvia gave birth, and it took several doctors before her condition was properly diagnosed. For Sylvia, that was one of the worst parts.
"The stigma in any depression is heavy, but to have that associated with a mother not wanting her child, the stigma is just so heavy and severe. Postpartum depression is 100 percent treatable, but you first have to ask for help. And that includes the family; if your husband knows that something's wrong, do not be afraid to reach out for help."
Sylvia would eventually find the right doctor, the right therapy and the right medicine to treat her postpartum depression. Now, she focuses on outreach, because the worst part of her disease was being alone.
"Do not be afraid, let go of the shame, and once you come clean you will receive the right help, I promise you. You're not alone."
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Spring Sports Inside
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Spring is a magical time of year, once the weather allows it. Warren, with standouts Alexa Bupp (left) pitching and Paige Wilson catching, squeezed in a 15-0 softball win over Central Tech among all the spring postponements thus far. Warren's softball and baseball teams will battle to get back to District 10 championship games. The Warren track teams were both undefeated last year, and have returning District 10 champions. The boys tennis team… well, the boys tennis team won team, singles and doubles District 10 titles, as well as finishing among the top 16 teams in the state. Eisenhower also had District 10 track champions on the boys' side, and the baseball team there is also trying to get back in the D10 title game. Sheffield's girls track team is small in numbers, but the girls' and boys' teams each had a state qualifier. Youngsville had a state qualifier in boys track, and he returns. It could be another magical spring. A special Spring Sports edition is published inside, with a glance from each coach at Warren baseball, softball, track, tennis and trapshooting, Eisenhower and Youngsville baseball, softball, track and trap, Sheffield softball, track and trap, and Tidioute Charter trap.


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C 375BEE Best Buy Award
September 11, 2009
Master Stroke
NAD's latest amplifier successfully bridges the gap between budget and high-end hi-fi
Reviewed by Richard Black - Hi Fi Choice Issue 325
NAD made its name with budget amplifiers and its presence in that market continues to be strong. More recently, it has added the upmarket 'Masters' range—considerably more expensive products with more refined sounds and looks. In terms of hi-fi separates, though, there has been quite a gap between the ranges—a gap which the new 375BEE goes some way towards closing. But is it just more of the same stuff that goes in the cheaper amps?
Not according to NAD, which claims this amp is, in fact, closer to the Masters series M3. Among other Masters-type features, it uses a 'building block' approach for upgrades, including an optional phono stage (£70), which NAD supplied to us for this review.
We noted in fixing the phono module that there is a second expansion port, but as yet no product has been announced to fill it. A DAC, perhaps?
As the photographs clearly show, this is a pretty big chunk of amplifier. That's not surprising when one considers its specification, which includes a power rating of 150 watts into the usual 8 ohm notional impedance. NAD makes great play of its 'Full Disclosure' power specification, welcome in these times of 1,000-watt desktop audio, though most proper hi-fi companies certainly don't stoop to such depths.
Still, in practice this means NAD's specifications are distinctly conservative. We ran a few tests on the 375BEE which showed its continuous power delivery (driving two channels) to be barely a whisker below 200 watts, while a shade over 220 watts is available into one channel at a time and brief peaks (up to about 50ms, which is enough for most real-world musical transients) of 250 watts can be supported.
We are delighted to recommend it unconditionally.
This kind of power puts a strain on the internal workings if they aren't robust. But there are no such worries here as four pairs of output transistors per channel are in circuit, sharing the high output currents quite safely. They are mounted on large heatsinks and fed from a substantial toroidal transformer and a pair of very large reservoir capacitors.
This approach means that sustained high power delivery is not an idle boast: just about the only disadvantage (apart from the obvious ones of size and cost) is relatively high power consumption at idle, but this is still only in a region of 60 watts, similar to the 375BEE's obvious competitor, the Cambridge Audio 840A.
In common with many large-scale audio manufacturers, NAD is still using through-hole components for most of its circuits. The circuit boards of the two discrete power amplifiers (separate back to the mains transformer) are well filled with parts, while the single board mounted on the base is home to the relays, which switch inputs and outputs, various power-supply parts and also a couple of completely enclosed 'class A gain modules', which are evidently NAD's answer to the ubiquitous op-amp.
Gain control is still a motorised potentiometer, with tone and balance controls alongside—defeatable, of course. Inputs and outputs are plentiful, with a preamp output for bi-amping. The amp can be bridged if you really need 500 watts or so of output, in the company of a matching 275 power amp similarly connected.
Incidentally, as well as measuring output power we checked basic distortion and frequency response figures. They are all very impressive—midband distortion staying in the region of 0.001 per cent even at 200 watts output. That's not a trivial thing to achieve and we congratulate designer Bjørn Erik Edvardsen (the BEE suffix) on doing so.
Faced with a powerhouse like this, there's a strong temptation to load up a noisy disc at the outset, wind the volume control up high and settle back for some good old aural abuse. We did exactly that, but were rather taken aback by the results.
We've used high-powered NAD amps before and always found them enjoyable, if not always well controlled or revealing at high power. This one breaks that tradition, for it offers some of the best control we've heard at anything like the price.
We weren't exactly using the world's easiest speakers, either. The Bowers and Wilkins 803S is a fairly tricky load and needs a firm hand to keep the bass precise, but the 375BEE proves more than ready for the challenge. Even when delivering peaks close to the 200 watts threshold (which was louder then we were comfortable with) there was no sense of strain, nor of the shift of focus that often occurs when amps start to run out of puff—loud bass making the midrange and treble wilt, and vice-versa.
As a result, we spent a lot of time revelling in the classy combination of power and control which the amplifier offers. Perhaps the odd rock'n'roller might find it a little too clean, but unless your musical tastes run almost exclusively to the 'down and dirty' it's likely you'll be as taken as we are with the combination of refinement and uninhibited power delivery.
As we've mentioned before in these pages, classical music tends to have wider dynamics than most other styles and hence benefits most from high power output, and indeed we found ready use for the power in uncompressed symphony orchestra recordings. Bass drum and timpani rarely sound so vivid!
There is also a lot to admire and enjoy at more modest volumes. Another break with early high-power NAD amps is in the high degree of neutrality across the midrange. Previously, we've had some limitations about the degree of naturalness in voices, but on this occasion we find it very hard to pick fault in this area.
This is accompanied by some excellent resolution of detail, making it very easy to separate the different lines within a multi-layered piece of music. As usual, stereo imaging follows where detail leads, and although we have heard just a shade more image depth (from amps costing considerably more than a grand, mind you) we have hardly heard better imaging stability.
In a well-recorded oratorio recording, for instance, we found the placement of the voices absolutely consistent irrespective of the accompaniment behind them. An excellent result.
By this point, you're probably waiting for the big 'but'. Frankly, there isn't one. Forced to find criticism, we would have to resort to minor details of sound. Thus the highest treble isn't quite as open and airy as true high-end amps manage, nor is the deepest bass as precise though they both come shockingly close.
And ergonomics-wise, the volume control has a little backlash. And, of course, the unit, smart as it is, doesn't actually look a million dollars. But honestly, we reckon an unscrupulous reseller could put a fancy, thick aluminium front panel on this with some natty engraved graphics, jack the price up by a factor of two or three, and make some pretty easy sales.
There are some very good amplifiers out there, these days, between £500 and £2,000. The NAD C 375BEE is not by any means the only game in town but it is a very fine amplifier by any reckoning. We used it with some very smart sources and speakers and it never once nodded. We are delighted to recommend it unconditionally.
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This is a great amp,its clean and powerfull,delivers all sounds in a good range,I matched this amp to bose 901 s and it rocks,it has a very very pure sound to it,almost like a old tube amp,the phono section wasnt so great,I used NADS phono stage and didnt like the sound to much so I purchased Cambridge Phono Amp and that solved the problem. All i all its great,solid built amp,the face plate reminds me of Sansui Amps,plain Jane,simple and understandable but once you touch that volume knob,,,, LOOK OUT !!!!!!!!


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Posted by Reviewer2827455 on Aug 19, 2011
I can't find the right shade of lipstick through EccoBella it seems. Their shades online just don't seem to really match the actual product. Still a bit too pink for my taste. The product itself was "ok" as far as the feel of it on my lips. A bit heavy.
Awesome colour and formula
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This is a perfect colour which I have wanting to get. A very pretty red which is deep and not bright. I can imagine this will go well with many complexions. It has a slight unnatural smell when first put on, but the smell soon disappears. It goes on smoothly and easily, I did not even have to put on lip balm underneath. There was minimal bleeding from this lipstick too. Packaging is sleek and professional-looking. Highly recommended if you're looking for a red lipstick.
Great colour and smooth texture. Except it dry up the lip quite easily. Hope the manufacturer could improve on this area.
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Great colour and smooth texture. Except it dry up the lip quite easily. Hope the manufacturer could improve on this area.
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Thomas Maternowski, age 67, of Hopkinsville, KY, formerly of Dunkirk, NY, died Jan. 17, 2013 after a long battle with cancer. Survivors include his wife, Ann Marie (Stoyle) Maternowski; and sons Christopher (Amy) and John (Angela). He is also survived by four grandchildren; sisters Sally Berger of Fredonia and Barb Wendell of Florida; and a brother, Henry Maternowski of Asheville, NC. A memorial service will be held at a later date in Dunkirk, NY.


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