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2017 Boat League Results
It was a quiet night with only 15 turning up for the 12 night of the boat league. It was a closely contested evening with 4 guys getting 8 fish so it came down to how caught there first fish first. William Ramage was the one to get his fish at 6:15, 2nd was Willie Campbell he got his first at 6:40, 3rd was Alistair Fountain with him catching his first at 6:53 and Ken Oliver got his first at 7:43.
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2017 Entry is open and Prize money/value stays at over £2000.
The Evening Boat League will commence on 3rd of May with competitors going out at 6pm. We are very pelased to have the continuing support of our two new sponsers: Bayne's Fishing Tackle of Callander (£600 of tackle vouchers). Andy Smith of Southside Decorators is (http://www.thesouthsidedecorator.co.uk/) is sponsoring a bottle of Malt (brand tbc) for each of the 15 nights (£500) and the Lake of Menteith Fisheries will help with prize money and with the end of season buffet (over £400 of cash and catering). The Anglers kitty money £20/head will contribute to the £700 of cash prizes (£500 for 1st, £150 for 2nd and £50 for 3rd place). All in there will be over £2000 worth of prizes to be awarded and when it is considered that this is shared out between 30-40 anglers the prize per angler ratio can be appreciated!! The randomised boat partner system will continue this year as the introduction of this ruling has been a great success in attracting participants. The competition will be fished to Lake rules (no maximum fly size any more!). For more information or to enter, contact Douglas on 07752 128489 or Quint 07710 433464 (see also Lake contact page), or refer to last year's rules.
2016 Boat League Results
Brian MacKenzie (2nd from right) from Clydebank wins his 3rd Menteith Boat League. His top 9 results from a possible 15 heats totalled 17 pts – his lowest and best placings tally of his 3 boat leagues championships (full results on the website). 43 year Brian (an engineer and a father of two) praised the lack of hot spell which meant his dries worked every night more or less, as the fish weren't too deep. His favourite dries are hoppers, cdcs and grunters, and his favoured areas this year were Gateside Bay, The Heronry and Arnmach and the islands. Brian was full of praise for his fellow boat leaguers – in respect of their company and fishing skills. He was beaten by his boat partners on three occasions.
Brian takes home £500 and a voucher for £100 for Bayne's of Callander Fishing Tackle and nominated the £300 pounds of charity donation to go to Motor Neurone Disease (Scotland). In second place was Bill Ramage (33pts) who wins £150 and a Bayne's Tackle Voucher for £75 and 3rd place was Steven Francis (on left) with 51 pts. Steven won £50 and a £50 tackle voucher. Big thanks were made to the Sponsors – Roger Drapper (2nd from left) of Bayne's Tackle Callander who donated £600 worth of tackle vouchers and Andy Smith of Southside Decorators (pictured right) who donated £400 worth of Malt Whisky. The Lake donated £160 to charity and around £200s worth of merchandise as well as the food and drink for the prize giving. The biggest donation was from the 42 anglers taking part who each gave £20 towards the prize and charity money. The anglers enjoyed some delicious cake supplied by Nada Mackenzie of Auld Delicious Deserts.
At the end of the competition the rod average catch (3.54) was remarkably similar to last year (3.58).
On the last heat it was a close result with 4 anglers geting 5 fish so it went down to who got their first fish quicker Mark Stevens got his first on at 6:20 he was fishing 3shuttlecocks on a flaoting line fishing them static up atthe plantation then into the cages. 2nd was Jim Mckinlay he caught his first fish 2 minutes later at 6:22. 3rd was Alex Galloway he got his first fish at 7:20 the other angler that got 5 fish was Andy Smith. The 28 anglers caught 64 fish.
This weeks prizes went to Mark Stevens he got the Bottle of whisky from Andy Smith of Southside Decorating, the £25 JamesBayne angling voucher was won by Andy Smith and Wattie Archibald chose the Tshirt from the range of Lake of Menteith Merchendise.
2016 Entry is open and Prize money/value reaches over £2000.
The Evening Boat League will commence on 4th May and we have two new sponsers to add to Bayne's Fishing Tackle of Callander (£600 of tackle vouchers). Andy Smith of Southside Decorators is (http://www.thesouthsidedecorator.co.uk/) is sponsoring a bottle of Glengoyne for each of the 15 nights (£500) and the Lake of Menteith Fisheries will offer up a T-shirt for each heat (£225) as well as over £400 of cash and catering. The Anglers kitty money £20/head will contribute to the £700 of cash prizes (£500 for 1st, £150 for 2nd and £50 for 3rd place). All in there will be over £2000 worth of prizes to be awarded and when it is considered that this is shared out between 30-40 anglers the prize per angler ratio can be appreciated!! Additional money (last year £262 was donated) will be allocated to the winners choice of charity. The randomised boat partner system will continue this year as the introduction of this ruling last year was seen as a very positive move (socially and for improving the skill set) by the participants. The competition will be fished to Lake rules (no maximum fly size any more!). For more information or to enter, contact Douglas or Quint (see Lake contact page), or refer to last year's rules.
Below: Organisers await the arrival of the Boat Leaguers and Brian Mackenzie collects the Baynes Menteith Boat League Trophy from competition sponsor Roger Drapper of Baynes Tackle Callander.
After 15 nights all the placings in the boat were finally decided, although 1st and 2nd place were secured by the 14 heat . The last heat was won by Ken Oliver with fish from the silage Pit, Squirrel Island and Shear Point, Andy Kemp was in 2nd place and 3rd placed Jim donnelly got the £25 tackle voucher from Roger - as the afore mentioned were previous recipients. The 21 anglers netted 62 trout. The battle for 3rd place was intense as both contendors ended up in the same boat but the score of 5 fish each meant that Andy Kemp narrowly missed out again.
Champion Brian received £500 in cash and a tackle voucher from Baynes of £100 and the Boat League Quaich. Brian also gets to choose the charity for the residual amount of £262, and a bottle of Champaign for his Partner. 2nd placed Jim Twaddle was away on his Salmon fishing break - but one hundred pounds in cash, a £75 Baynes Tackle Voucher and the Alan Ronald Memorial Trophy awaits his return. 3rd placed Ken Oliver receives £50 in cash and a Baynes tackle voucher for £50. 4th and 5th placed received a bottle of Glen Garioch Single Malt, as did Peter Cameron for being the best placed newcomer to the comp.
Brian's Secret's: Brian stuck with dries as the hot weather (which puts the fish down) never came. He was also using a 5wt rod with only a floater available, since June - this was partly a result of a sore elbow (need to show you some stretches for this btw Brian). His top tips were: to move about a lot, a few casts here and a few casts there, use nothing but fluoro and if it goes calm stick a buzzer between the two dries to hide the nylon. Brian had his 4 fish in the cages and International Bay. To see how wizzened Brian has become since he won before in 2011 - scroll down.
The competitors all voiced their approval for the new system where boat partners are randomly allocated and also showed their thanks to Roger of Baynes Tackle for his £600 worth of sponsorship, the Angler's contributed £600 to the kitty by way of subs, the Lake gave £312 cash plus catering on the final night, Glen Garioch 3 bottles of single malt - courtesay of Morrison Bowmore and the cakes - a gift from Brian's wife.
The catch average per angler was 3.6 fish per evening, marginally up on the average for last year's comp.
The Lake of Menteith Boat League sponsored by Baynes Tackle of Callander and the Lake, variously known as the Friendly League and still occasionally known as the World Lake and Loch Style Boat League Championship, or simply the Premier Boat League, is open for registration for the 2015 season. The League commences on the 6th May this year.
To get your name on some of the £1500 worth of prizes and cash at stake and more importantly some pleasant evening's fishing, contact Douglas or Quint to register (see web contact page).
We intend to help the flow of skills from the haves to the have knots, by instigating a random partner draw procedure. On arrival you put your name into a hat - with partners being selected by draw. Guests will be allowed, but must go into the boat partner draw on the night. Fly size is 1.25inches as per lake rules.
2014 Results
We are very pleased to announce that Glen Garioch Malt whisky the official Lake Malt, have donated a bottle of whisky for each heat winner. So this coupled with Baynes £25 voucher sponsorship gives the Premier Boat League a real edge.
Note to all participants. Just to clarify. Fishery rules must be obeyed - with particular reference to fly size and leaving at 6pm. Time of first fish to be verified by boat partner. The rules also say that flies should be debarbed when fishing catch and release. In the light of recent hook developments the "should" remains, and indicates a preference rather than a rule. Any queries - please get in touch. Drogues to be attached at central point.
Final Baynes and Glen Garioch Boat League Results 2014
WELL DONE KEIR HARDIE. Keir won £500 cash and a £100 voucher from Baynes of Callander. 2nd placed Andy Kemp won £100 cash and a £75 Baynes' gift voucher and 3rd place Bill Ramage walked off with £50 cash and a £50 Baynes gift voucher. WELL DONE ALL THE PARTICIPANTS and a huge thank you to Baynes Tackle of Callander and Morrison Bowmore for supplying so many prizes. Alec Galloway won the Alan Ronald Trophy for being the best newcomer. In all the anglers landed 1314 fish and the value of the prizes was over £2000, including the £350 allocated for charitable donation.
Joiner Keir Hardie (41) from Hamilton said he learnt alot last year - especially how to handle hot conditions with boobies and dabblers (size 10). If two boobies (candy and cats) on a fast sinker were not working, he would swap them out for three dabblers (black yellow and orange). His deep retreive at Gateside was to count to 60 then figure eight back. When fish started to move up he generally changed to a midge tip with snatchers and diawls.
On the last night Ken Oliver had one of, if not the best bag of the whole competition, with 21 fish. Ken was fishing a midge tip washing line with boobies at either end and two diawls in the middle.
The reckoning. The anglers contributed £720 by way of a kitty and the fishery donated the boat league fees and food and drink for the final night (£280). £650 was given out in Cash prizes - leaving £350 for charity. Keir nominated cancer research.
A minutes silence was held in memory of Gordon MacGregor.
Thanks to all for another great year and we are now excepting reservations for the 2015 BOAT LEAGUE. Don't be two downhearted if you finished some way down the table - next year we intend to help the flow of skills from the haves to the have knots, by instigating a random partner draw procedure. On arrival you put your name into a hat - with partners being selected by draw. Guests will be allowed, but must go into the boat partner draw on the night. Any other ideas please let us know before next spring. QG
George Whyte from Muthil is 2013 BAYNES AND MENTEITH BOAT LEAGUE CHAMPION. Plumbing and heating engineer (and farm hand for his Dad) George ground out his win over fifteen heats of the boat league in the most closely contested league ever at the Lake. George is pictured left with boat league sponsor and tackle shop owner Roger Drapper of Baynes fishing tackle Callander. Champ George carried off the trophy, £500cash and a £100 tackle voucher. George also gets to nominate the residual registration fee of £137 to his favourite cause The Muthil Preschool. George's top 9 finishes out of a possible 15 (he missed two nights) included three 1st places, three 2nd places, two 3rd places and a 5th placing; giving him a total of 20 points. George paid tribute to his fellow leaguers, describing it as the most sociable and friendly competition around - probably due to the mandatory rotation of boat partners. The secret of his success? Early adoption of more successful tactics........Second place was a three way tie between Ken Oliver, James Fairlie and Alan Machlachlan - all of whom received £50. 1170 fish were caught on the 15 nights. As the anglers had different boat partners every night, the Alan Ronald Memorial Trophy was awarded to Davie Stewart from the Port. David succeeded in catching the fewest trout over his best 9 night (usual boat partner roger was disqualified due to his involvement in prize sponsorship ). David (to be fair he was always late due to work) wins a £25 tackle voucher, a voucher for dinner for two at the Lake Hotel and a free boat at the Lake. In all Baynes of Callander sponsorship was £525 worth of tackle vouchers, whilst the Lake donated £450 (cash, buffet and prizes) whilst competitors registration fees drew in £540 all of which was given out in prize money.
James Baynes Fishing Tackle (Angling Centre Callander) Boat League 2012
Our sponsor for this year is James Bayne Fishing Tackle and we'd like to warmly welcome owner Roger Drapper as Menteith Boat League Sponsor. Bayne's Tackle is situated in the centre of Callander and the best way to introduce the business is to send you for a look around their website: http://www.fishingtackleshopuk.co.uk/. Shop owner Roger Drapper is the convenor of fishing for the incorporation of Skinners and Glovers of the Trades House of Glasgow, formed in the year 1516. Roger Drapper has also been president and secretary of The Western Angling Club which began in 1879.
Competition Rules 2012
There will be 15 heats, 9th May to 15th Aug inclusive. This year's final league position will be determined on the basis of the member's top 9 placements. On the final and prize giving heat (15th Aug), there will be food and refreshments served at the fishery. There will be a weekly prize for the biggest bag, with returned fish counting as 2lbs. The biggest bag heat prizes will be £25 Baynes Tackle Vouchers vouchers. Bayne's Tackle will award a prize to the best performing individual with who has had the most boat partners in his counting score and will be calculated by dividing the league score by the number of different boat partners. League registration is £20 and all this money is used for placement cash prizes or charitable donation. The League Winner will receive £200 in cash, 2nd £100 and 3rd £50. The winner nominates which charity receives the balance (£320 in 2011).
Results 2011
It was a nail biting finish to the Boat League –with only one point in it after fifteen heats, with the top nine counting. On the last night 16 anglers caught 61 fish (54 of these were returned). Top rod on the night with 12 fish was Mark Steven – fishing heather fly type dries in Gatesideand Malling. 2nd was Brian MacKenzie with 10 and 3rd James Fairlie with 6 fish. Traffic signal engineer Brian MacKenzie from Clydebank was the winner of this year's League with 24points, one point less than a very close 2nd, James Fairlie of Houston, Renfrewshire. Ken Oliver was third with 33 points.
Left: Left to right; Winner Brian MacKenzie, sponsor Martin Grantham and 2nd placed James Fairlie.
Left; James Fairlie – Boat Leaguer with most different boat partners holds the Alan Ronald Memorial Trophy.
Brian MacKenzie won £150 and the trophy and chose to donate the kitty money to Motor Neurone Disease Scotland (£250 and Port of Menteith Primary School £70). (The accounts; £620 received, £300 prize money leaves £320 for charity. Lake Fisheries paid for the final night's food and drink and provided free fishing for contestants on the last night.) The other award on the night was for the most sociable league member (i.e. the angler with most different boat partners over the course of the summer). This was apparently a "no brainer" with Jim Twaddle taking the trophy. Luckily Jim couldn't make the final night as, in the clear light of day it was found that we did indeed have no brains and that James Fairlie was the most sociable angler with 10 different boat partners as apposed to Jim's 7. Well done James – and hard lines Jim. For his efforts James was awarded a Vision Rod GT 44 rod from the Angling Centre Stirling which retails at £250 (but can be exchanged for something else – contact Martin). Over the course of the 2011 League heats, Martin Grantham of ACS gave out over £750 pounds worth of fly lines (15 different winners) bringing his total sponsorship of the league to over £1000. Brian's secret to winning the league - CDC's and hoppers.
Final Table Positions below:
(2010 Final Boat League results. See weekly report of 24/08/10 for competition report.Last Years Results )
We took in £800 in registration fees. Paid out £300 prize money leaving £500 to give to CHAS (Simon should have receipt). The Lake picked up the bill for the stew (£87.50) and drink/consolation prizes (£71.30).
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Our schools' emphasis on and devotion to standards-based instruction and high-stakes testing reflects a desire for students to become proficient at memorizing terms and facts as well as and mastering various sets of skills. Yet we live in an age of "too much information" where facts are readily available on the mobile devices carried in our pockets. Knowledge is now accessible with just a swift swipe of a finger. The level of immediacy that mobile technology offers is changing the landscape of the classroom and the skill set of the future workforce. More than ever, we need a nation of critical thinkers, able to successfully navigate the growing complexities of our world, and not just be proficient at recalling memorized information or using rote skills.
Educators sensitive to these changing needs are embracing an updated version of Bloom's Taxonomy.* What I mull over is how instruction using mobile technology can contribute to this type of thinking. That these new, promising mobile devices often house apps offering more of the same drill-and-kill activities we desire to minimize is a limitation. In attempts to integrate mobile technology, educators are left to the mercy of app developers who or may or may not fully understand how imperative it is that our children become critical and creative thinkers.
In this series, which first appeared on Edutopia.org, I will highlight apps useful for developing higher order thinking skills in grades K-5 classrooms. Each list will highlight a few apps that connect to the various stages on the continuum of learning. First up: remembering.
*Without getting too technical (hey, we're not all certified teachers!), this theory essentially delineates the six cognitive processes that lead to true learning and critical thinking—children must be able to remember, understand, apply, analyze, evaluate, and create. We'll cover apps for each of these skills in upcoming issues, courtesy of edutopia.org.
Apps that fit into the "remembering" stage improve the user's ability to define terms, identify facts, and recall and locate information. Verbs commonly used to describe this phase include finding, labeling, listing, selecting, retaining, naming, retrieving, recognizing, registering, or realizing. Many educational apps fall into the "remembering" phase of learning. They ask users to select an answer out of a line-up, find matches, and sequence content or input answers.
Word BINGO helps beginning readers recognize and locate more than 300 sight words. The words originate from pre-primer, primer, first grade, second grade, and third grade Dolch word lists. Using a Bingo game format, children tap each word read aloud. When they score a "BINGO," they collect a cute animated bug. Other features include spelling practice, an interactive word block tower, and engaging opportunities to fling bugs into a warp zone when a child identifies a word correctly. The settings are adjustable and the report card reflects a transcript of the child's performance. The app can hold up to five accounts and one open slot for a visiting "guest." This is definitely a fun alternative to flash cards. ($0.99)
Last winter, while overseeing the library during recess, I noticed a large number of boys crammed around an iPad. I was immediately suspicious. Why were they all swarming together, and furthermore what could possibly be attracting a large number of boys to the library during recess? They were playing Rocket Math! This app cleverly integrates learning math with experimenting with rocket design. Students can practice reciting math facts, counting money, telling time, recognizing fractions, decimals, geometric shapes, number patterns, and even square roots. Every time a child completes a task, he earns money that can purchase rocket parts. This appears to be an exceptional motivator! ($0.99)
Very often, apps ask children to recognize information in isolation and fail to connect the learning experience to a meaningful purpose. Shake a Phrase is a bit different. This app asks students to identify adjectives, nouns, and verbs within the context of a sentence. This slight adjustment makes this grammar app stand out from the others. Other features include silly sentences that have a built-in dictionary. Hold a finger on a new vocabulary word and a definition appears. There are also "Story Starters" meant to serve as inspiration for creative writing. Shake a Phrase is perfect for second or third grade students. ($1.99)
Splash Math is designed to help second and third grade students retain math knowledge over the long summer months. As a result, its contents are extremely comprehensive. There are countless opportunities to recall math facts, recognize fractions, identify place value, money, and develop number sense. Individualizing instruction is as easy as adjusting the play mode settings. The app also has a very comprehensive report card that tracks student performance. A separate activity card acts as a journal of daily progress. There are five user accounts to one app. The profile settings include an option to enter an email address. Having this information enables the sharing of performance reports. Children collect points as they complete tasks that will buy cute ocean characters for a virtual aquarium. ($4.99)
The MindSnacks language learning apps help users memorize and retain French, Italian, or Spanish words and phrases. The integration of video clips provides a model for pronunciation. The characters and game format is fun and engaging. MindSnacks also responds to the user's performance and alters the difficulty level. Using a spiral method of teaching, they constantly review previously taught vocabulary. The account profile reports on the users current level, weekly activity, accuracy, and the number of challenges and items mastered. There can be only one user account per app. In order to create a profile it is necessary to enter an email address. (Free.)
This is a great app to help young children learn letter names and sounds. It also nicely models the blending of letter sounds to make words. Children can listen and then match the correct letter names or sounds, or practice reading across a word. Adjust the settings and the blocks display either upper case or lower case letters. The words all use short vowels. Select the consonant letter blends for the initial sounds and the task just got a bit more difficult. With a left-to-right sweep of the finger, children can hear how letter sounds blend to create a word. This app helps children recognize letter names and sounds and recognize directionality and blending. ($1.99)
Rootology can help upper elementary students recognize common prefixes, suffixes, as well as Greek and Latin word roots. Using a flashcard and multiple-choice format, students can drill themselves for hours. It includes a progress report that gives the user an overall performance GPA. What makes this app stand out is that the sequence of the questions develops the ability to decipher the meaning of a word. The questions address each segment of a word separately, and then the final question confronts the word's definition. Students will walk away from this app able to recall the meaning of word roots and the skills to define new vocabulary. (iPhone: $0.99. iPad: $2.99)
Mental Case is a flashcard app on steroids. The reason why I am highlighting this particular flashcard app is the diverse forms of media it embraces and the wonderful way it organizes your files. Take a photograph with your iPad or iPhone and place it directly onto a card. It is also possible to embed or record audio, import images from iPhoto, and present flashcards to others as a slideshow. Possibly navigating this app is too much of a stretch for an elementary age student. Then consider creating your own deck for children to upload directly from iTunes. Better than that, use FlashcardExchange.com and access pre-made files! The possibilities and depth in which this app can function is extremely impressive. Mental Case will help students remember anything. (Free.)
When evaluating these "remembering" apps, ask the following questions:
Does the app help the user:
• Define information?• Name facts?• Recite information?• List facts or details?• Recall facts or ideas?• Locate facts or ideas?• Retrieve information?• Describe information?• Recognize facts or ideas in context?
Additionally it is helpful to also consider the following elements:
• Does the app employ playful, interactive formats that captivate the user's attention? Making learning fun is a very valuable component, and if the app is also cognitively demanding, can help learning to "stick."• Does the app include performance summaries? This will make it much easier for educators and learners to share results and target personal instruction needs.
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Scott refers to the approach as base current recapture, which is a nice neutral description that elucidates the functionality.
My money is on E. E. Aldridge, who showed it around 1962 with bipolars, in amplifiers for telcom etc.
Hawksford published unaware of prior art and the configuration has most frequently been associated with him.
By the way, the closely-related Boxall circuit from 1957, and which became known much later as the Baxandall-Swallow superpair, Walt Jung just noticed has propagated under a misspelling of the second author! It should be known as the Baxandall-Shallow superpair!
|11th September 2012, 05:43 PM
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further results for the post 135 schematic
Again with perfect buffer, 20kHz 7V rms out, closed loop gain of 4 (1k Rf, 333 ohm divider), harmonics to 5th: 3.6ppm, slight edge to 2nd harmonic. This is when driven from a zero impedance source.
Driven from 1kohm, the distortion at the input is 9.5ppm, at the output 13ppm. Undoubtedly, bootstrapped cascoding of the input devices would reduce this, while cutting into the common-mode range.
With the ideal output buffer, there is a latchup problem on turnon, but this is probably due to the unlimited output swing of the buffer. A real buffer run from the same rails (in my case +/- 15V) I doubt would have the issue.
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I'm having my friend Demian Martin out here do accurate backup base line measurements for me before any possible changes/tweeking. Do you have any other data from SIM? Thx. Dick
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|11th September 2012, 06:40 PM
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I did verify the absence of latchup with a real output buffer, and the enhancements with cascoding of the input devices. More at 11.
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Another alternative would be one of the Supertex deplection mode DMOS parts, the smallest of which is the DN1509, which has a specified 90V breakdown.
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I didnt use a perfect buffer so can understand the difference experienced in performance. Still boggled though why at 20Khz I got better figures without that cascode. Round 2 simulating this circuit needed.
Long before Hawksford published his paper the japanese companies were producing amps using the so called hawksford cascode, this in late 70s. Tanberg was also using it in their amps around 1982.
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Another inventor in and around the various cascodes, whom Walt J. uncovered and with whom he's been communicating, is a modest gentleman named Csanky. We shall hear more about him
Scott is doing at least a couple of things in this circuit that are important for distortion reduction. One of them is the translinear drive to the gm transistors, the other the base current recapture.
Where one ought to see the cascoding improvement in the gm stage is in the appreciable reduction in output capacitance, which in turn reduces its propensity for variation with voltage and hence distortion generation. The buffer following can spoil this in a hurry. I spliced in the diamond buffer I showed a while back in here to get additional results, and it does limit the performance a bit even though its input devices are bootstrapped.
Another of the problems with no cascode in the output gm stage is severe swings of dissipation for a non-cascode part as well as significant Early effects on both beta and Vbe. The thermal stuff is tough to model so tends to become the elephant in the living room for evaluating sweet Spice lies.
The input stage also sees thermal swings with signal, but device matching takes almost all of this out, especially with high loop gain. If, in addition, both the input devices and their current sources are cascoded, this all gets even better. As well the input capacitance drops more and the distortion at the input for a more-than-zero Z source gets very small indeed.
Some sim results using an ideal buffer, for cascoded BF862-J111 pairs at the input: 1k source R, 20kHz to 5th harmonic, 20V p-p out (feedback 333 ohm divider R, feedback R 1k): output distortion 242ppb 20V p-p, 24.7ppb at the input. Again the internal gain-setting R is 100 ohms and the compensation C is still 30pF. Pretty impressive for the component count!
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Well, I might as well interject something more about HK, just for 'completeness'.
My experience with HK goes back to 35 years ago, when Sidney Harman was not directly with the company, and HK Intl consisted of HK,JBL, and Ortofon, primarily. In 1977, I was hired by HK Intl to be a consultant for both HK, and JBL. I spent about 1 1/4 years there.
They apparently were looking for 'new blood' and had a succession of 'gurus' in which they hoped to help to successfully produce new product ideas.
In previous years (decades) HK had made some noteworthy audio equipment, such as the Citation A preamp (germanium), and huge, high bandwidth, tube power amplifiers.
In 1977, they were making the Citation solid state series of audio products, including quasi-complementary output stages, and discrete preamp designs that showed a lot of potential. Somewhere in their history they became enthralled with 'wide bandwidth' extremely wide bandwidth, in fact, due to some listening tests that they made in the past. (quite a departure from today)
The place was run by middle managers, who seemed to be immune to layoffs, or any specific task. The engineers, techs and production workers were the 'expendable' ones, apparently, and while they were competent engineers, etc, they were NOT dedicated to audio quality in any significant way, and ultimately they moved on, mostly to aerospace.
In any case, they were always looking for a competitive edge, in this case, it might be my contributions, if any, to give them an edge on the competition. They were completely opposite of objective testing, at the time, including even personal persuasion as to what was best to build, instead of what sounded best, measured best, or had the most hope to make into a successful product. In a way, it was 'subjective testing' run wild, without any real conclusions as to what was the best design approach.
The company, the president of HK told me over dinner, one evening, at a restaurant that I could have never afforded, was losing $100,000/mo and with little hope of change, so eating out, etc at the best places seemed a good idea at the time. So much for company spirit. (more later)
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Can we then use /-15 and +/-24 volts as rails for simulation and circuit performance reporting then? If someone has a desire to see low voltage performance perhaps +/-8V would be reasonable?
This is not to limit any rail voltage usage or application but to make compairsons easy between designs for conversation sake. These two nicely cover integrated op amps and the pro audio modules so they are typical usage.
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Integrate[Cos[\[Beta]] Exp[I z Cos[\[Beta]-\[Alpha]]],{\[Beta],0,2 \[Pi]},Assumptions->z\[Element]Reals]
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And even if the new rule went into effect, a Vermont food shopper looking for GMO-free food would be barraged by potentially confusing labeling. That's because the bill does not draw a bright line between GMO foods and non-GMO foods. Instead, it broadly requires labeling of any food that "contains GMOs."
Sen. Chris Bray, D-Addison, is on the Senate Agriculture Committee, which heard testimony about S.89, the Senate version of H.112 last session. Bray decided to evaluate the practicality of the labeling bill by doing a little shopping. He says he's learned that at least 16 of 20 common processed foods contain GMOs, and under H.112 would be so labeled. To add to the confusion, some products are already voluntarily labeled "non-GMO."
GMO-free items can have a variety of labels, including the plain and simple "Organic." Or a package could be marked "Non-GMO project verified," which is the identifier on foods that have been voluntarily labeled by the Non-GMO Project, "an initiative of independent natural foods retailers" that offers a third party verification program, largely for processed foods. Soon, under a recently passed federal law, meat from animals whose feed did not contain GMOs will have an FDA-approved "non-GMO" label. (Since 95 percent of feed corn grown in Vermont is from GE seed, that may become a difficulty for Vermont meat producers.)
Bray says that adding to the confusion is the fact that unless organic food is "100 percent organic," there is no guarantee it doesn't contain GMOs. Organic foods without the "100 percent organic" certification are allowed to contain up to 5 percent "non-organic" ingredients.
"The question is how you best inform consumers," Bray said. "I'm coming to the conclusion that informing consumers is becoming a bit of a mess. However well-intentioned, this labeling law could have the effect of discouraging consumers, not making them happier and more well-informed." While he says GMOs are "a gamble," he doesn't feel the bill addresses the labeling issue adequately.
Advocates see the labeling of food containing GMOs as the "common sense" answer to the consumers' "right to know what's in their food." This is the push by Vermont Public Interest Research Group (VPIRG), Rural Vermont and NOFA-VT, under the umbrella of the Vermont Right to Know GMOs Coalition. They have gathered 8,000 signatures on a petition in support of labeling all products containing GMOs and the coalition began a statewide campaign this summer to gather more and raise money to support advocacy for the bill.
Dan Barlow, a lobbyist for Vermont Businesses for Social Responsibility who has advocated for H.112, said GMOs are a threat to the Vermont brand. "I think this move can only strengthen the Vermont brand going forward," he said.
Even though the legislation does not require that products be labeled non-GMO, as Ben & Jerry's will be doing by the end of 2013, founder Jerry Greenfield came to testify in support of the bill this year. Bray asked him what the bill would do for Ben & Jerry's that they couldn't do on their own. "Greenfield's reply was 'nothing,'" Bray reports.
The argument for "non-GMO" or "GMO-free" labels is that certification, with guidelines and standards, by the North American Non-GMO Project is already in place.
But non-GMO certification comes at a cost for producers say supporters of H.112 like Sen. David Zuckerman, P-Chittenden. He runs a small organic vegetable operation and wants large food producers to pay those costs because they can more easily absorb them. Supporters of "non-GMO" labeling counter that producers' costs would be offset by higher sales.
There are adamant opponents of any mandatory labeling who have also had an impact on legislators. Margaret Laggis, a lobbyist for the two largest dairy groups in the state, testified against H.112, saying the bill is "deceptive" since it includes a number of exemptions that would be difficult for the consumer to detect.
The bill exempts restaurant food, GE foods made with "processing aids or enzymes," such as cheese, and food prepared for immediate consumption. But in a recent interview, Laggis said her clients "would maybe even support Vermont putting out a list of non-GMO products, GMO-free products and ingredients that are likely to contain GMOs."
The future of the GMO-labeling bill
The House bill is likely to be significantly amended in the Senate, and it could well be completely rewritten. Zuckerman, the lead sponsor of S.89 and a member of the Agriculture committee, said that while the Senate version started out as a mirror of H.112, [but] it is now significantly different. "I have no doubt it will go to both the Judiciary and Agriculture committees," he says, "and it will have difficulty, I'm sure, on both counts." Still, he says, "the precedent they (the House) set with their language is a good foundation."
Some describe the governor's support as lukewarm. He has cited a bovine growth hormone case the state lost 17 years ago as a reason to go slow on the legislation, though he told VPR on March 28 he wants to "see the bill happen" and that "it just makes sense to let consumers know what they are buying."
Legislators are also mindful of the 1996 federal court ruling against mandatory labels for milk from cows treated with rBGH. The court determined the state did not show the label was supported by an interest "other than gratification of consumer curiosity."
The rBGH battle set a possible precedent for the GMO-labeling issue. After a struggle that went on for a decade or more, the courts ruled that labeling could only be voluntary, as former agriculture secretary Roger Allbee remembers.
But, as Bray observes, "as soon as consumers got interested in the issue, it drove rBGH out of Vermont milk. Agri-Mark said they wouldn't accept milk that was produced with rBGH. The most powerful force is not regulators, it is consumers. We live in a free market, capitalist society, and the most powerful force is consumers. The most effective path forward, given the history of labeling, is to leave it to the consumer."
In the end, farmers didn't have trouble dropping rBGH, said Laggis, whose husband is a dairy farmer. Giving the whole herd a shot "was a real pain in the butt every two weeks, so it was not a big thing to say goodbye to."
Legal challenges
Another possible roadblock in the Senate, if proponents stick to required labeling, is the worry that there will be a legal challenge. The House Agriculture Committee was acutely aware of this threat and carefully considered the language of H.112.
Carolyn Partridge, chair of the House Ag panel, is convinced the bill can withstand three potential federal legal challenges. The vulnerability most often mentioned is the "dormant Commerce Clause" of the Constitution—which gives the federal government the right to limit the commerce powers of the states. There are also First Amendment issues and possible federal preemption under the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act.
The House Agriculture Committee worked with the Vermont Public Interest Research Group and the Vermont Law School's Environmental and Natural Resources Law Clinic to develop the final language of the bill.
"We feel we addressed all three of those issues, so that our legislation will stand up to any court challenge," Partridge said. The Vermont Attorney General's Office, she said, might have a "more nuanced response."
Bridget Asay, an assistant attorney general, who lost a 2011 landmark prescription drug case at the U.S. Supreme Court, said she advised House Agriculture that "there is significant risk of litigation and expenses associated with it (H.112)."
Inconclusive science
Scientific research has not conclusively shown either the safety or danger of GMO foods. Len Bull, recently retired chair of the Vermont Agricultural and Forestry Products Board and a UVM research scientist in dairy and animal science testified before the Legislature. He asks why, "if these are really safe foods, the seed companies didn't think it would be good to bring them to the marketplace with that information?"
But the seed companies didn't make the studies public, and that means there must be more reliable, independent research that is made available to consumers, he says.
"If there are compounds or triggers in GMOs of foods that can cause any kind of reaction, then research needs to be done to clarify what causes the effects," Bull said. "Then they should be corrected or taken off the market."
Allbee, secretary of the Agency of Agriculture under Gov. Jim Douglas, says a voluntary labeling law is more practical. Like Bull, he questions the wisdom of labeling until the science of GE foods is publicly available. "The issue is balance and good and independent scientific review of data and analysis," Allbee said.
Rep. John Bartholomew, D-Hartland, who supported H.112, concluded that it is better to highlight uncertainty than ignore it. "As I've said, significant disagreement remains among scientific experts about the safety of GE foods. There are unanswered health questions because the studies have not been done, but that is why labeling is needed – so we can potentially detect any adverse health effects from GE products. Labeling can serve as a risk management measure to deal with scientific uncertainty."
Allbee and Bull back a national standard, as they believe it's likely that the cost of compliance, if state labeling is imposed, would mean higher prices for consumers.
The European Union has funded $200 million in research on GMOs, according to a 2010 report on 50 recent projects involving 400 research groups. The research was conducted by independent scientists as well as interested parties — the corporations that produce the seeds.
The report concluded that it is not possible to determine the safety or danger of GMO foods at this juncture. Even so, the World Health Organization says the effect of genetic modification on health and the environment have not been fully explored. WHO has called for case-by-case "risk assessments" of GM seeds. Meanwhile, the EU adopted mandatory labeling regulations in 2004 but has not yet uniformly applied the rules. And labeling is not required on food with less than 1 percent DNA or protein resulting from genetic modification.


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To make this easier, I've embedded all the tracks below PLUS I've updated the ever-growing Spotify playlist that features all the songs that have ever been featured on a Mix Tape Radio episode (well, all the songs that are available on Spotify, which is not always all of them, but 84 episodes in, it's definitely a lot of songs and therefore a playlist that is totally worth following and putting on shuffle every now and again).
Hopefully you enjoyed this latest episode and found a tune or ten from the artists above intriguing enough to go explore further. Another episode of Mix Tape Radio will be coming sometime next week, so maybe follow on Mixcloud and if you need some more tunes to fill your ears while you wait for the next episode, you could always tune into HI54LOFI's 24/7 internet radio station.


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Even though Justin Verlander's performance dipped in 2008, it's also important to remember where he stood relative to the rest of the league. At an absolute minimum, Verlander was an average to slightly below average starting pitcher in 2008 - and the $3.675 million would put him about $800K under the mean salary of a starting pitcher. In other words, even if he regressed, he was obviously underpaid in previous seasons due to the arbitration system, and the raise he received was certainly fair. I think the Tigers would eager to get him signed to a longer term deal, if only the long term deals they had signed over the past year and a half hadn't come back to bite them. Long term deals to the likes of Nate Robertson, Dontrelle Willis didn't pan out. So now, on top of the fact that the Tigers are cash strapped (at least for 2009), but there is hesitancy to hand out a long term deal to a pitcher coming off a down year. That being said, if the Tigers get a strong first half in 2009 out of Verlander, they'd be wise to try and start up discussions about a three or four year deal along the lines that Jeremy Bonderman received (four years, $38 million).
Mark Anderson, Managing Editor
Though some will look at last year's numbers and question whether Verlander really merits a raise, I look at the contract terms he received, and I'm quite pleased. It rewards him for his first two years of performance, and demonstrates some confidence from the organization in his abilities. It's a fair deal given what he was looking for in arbitration, and it's more than fair for the Tigers. As for the long term deal, I think the Tigers have to begin seriously considering getting something done. They've shelled out bucks to guys like Granderson, Bonderman, Cabrera, and less inspired deals to guys like Inge and Willis, and I believe they would be foolish not to approach the same with Verlander. Despite his struggles last year, Verlander has top of the line talent, and could be one of game's elite starters as soon as this year. A long term deal can provide some desired security for Verlander, while also providing the Tigers with a higher level of cost certainty in some uncertain economic times. It is in both parties best interest to get something done for 4-5 years beyond 2009, and I expect we'll hear something by the All-Star break.
Jason Avery, Associate Editor, Amateur Baseball
I have no problem with Justin Verlander's contract for this upcoming season. People are quick to forget the years he had previous to last year, but $3.675 million is fine for someone who has won 17 and 18 games in his first two years with the Tigers. As far as getting a long-term contract done, I think the Tigers would be open to it, but with Detroit getting hit particularly hard in the economic crisis, they may have to watch their dollars despite having several contracts coming off the books over the next two years. If the numbers are right and make sense, I could see them striking a deal with Verlander, but they do have time on their side to get a deal done when economic conditions become more favorable.
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A Lionel Messi penalty rescued Barcelona as they were held to a 1-1 draw at Valencia but the league leaders extended their lead to 12 points over Atletico Madrid, which is still to play Real Betis.
The four-time World Player of the Year extended his record scoring run to 12 matches in the league with a penalty after 39 minutes with Valencia having taken the lead through Ever Banega.
Although Barca won their last league game at home to Osasuna, they lost a fortnight ago against Real Sociedad and this was a lacklustre display at the Mestalla.
Like Real Madrid who lost to Granada on Saturday night, Barca seemed to be suffering the effects of its 1-1 Spanish Cup semi-final first-leg but they still maintain a comfortable advantage after picking up a valued point.
"It is certainly true that we arrived after a tough game and they always take their toll. In the first half it was difficult for us to get into the game and we improved after that," said Barca's assistant coach Jordi Roura, who continues to stand-in for Tito Vilanova who is having cancer treatment.
"We came with the intention of picking up three points but it is a difficult stadium to win in and generally I think the draw was fair. In five years we have won only once here.
"In the second half we had more depth and we had three or four chances which we didn't take."
Barcelona rested captain Carles Puyol as former Liverpool player Javier Mascherano was thrown into central defence alongside Gerard Pique while Andres Iniesta was once again chosen in attack instead of David Villa and Alexis Sanchez.
Apart from a 5-0 thumping by Real Madrid and their elimination by the same side in the domestic Cup, Valencia have been in good form with four wins from five matches in the league.
While Barca probed in typical fashion looking for an opening, Valencia broke with speed down the wings with Jose Guardado and Juan Bernat.
Guardado had a snapshot which which went wide in an even contest and another break from the home side saw Roberto Soldado brought down by Mascherano after 22 minutes while the resulting free-kick was fired into the wall by Tino Costa.
Valencia were snapping at the heels of the Barca midfielders who were looking uncomfortable and Valencia got the breakthrough from Banega.
Pique cleared a cross to the Argentine who had time in the centre of the area to bring the ball down and pick his spot in the corner.
Barca appeared in trouble but then they won a penalty as Joao Pereira clipped Pedro Rodriguez on the edge of the area and Messi finished with aplomb from the spot.
It seemed to inspire Barca, which raised its tempo towards half-time but it was Valencia who went nearest to scoring in the dying minutes with a long range strike from Guardado which was palmed away by keeper Victor Valdes.
Fabregas shot wide after a delightfully threaded pass from Messi, but it was Valencia who continued to have the better openings with Soldado failing to hit the target when well placed which was followed by substitute Sergio Canales who was unable to put the former Champions League winners under further pressure.
Villa came on as a substitute but inexplicably missed when in front of goal for Barca and then in the final minutes, Valdes spread himself well to deny Soldado once again.
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Emmy Rossum Pretties Up the 2013 Critics' Choice Movie Awards
Sparkling in her role as a presenter, Emmy Rossum attended the 2013 Critic's Choice Movie Awards at The Barker Hanger in Santa Monica, California on Thursday (January 10).
The "Shameless" star looked gorgeous in a shimmering black sleeveless gown as she strutted her stuff on the red carpet.
Stoked for the evening, the 26-year-old singer-songwriter and actress tweeted, "Just found out I will be presenting with the lovely @CoryMonteith at the #CriticsChoice Awards. Should be fun. We have a good category!"
This year, "Lincoln" earned a record-setting 13 nominations, followed by "Les Misérables" which earned 11 nominations, including acting nods for Hugh Jackman and Anne Hathaway.
Enjoy the pictures of Emmy Rossum at the 2013 Critics' Choice Movie Awards (January 10).
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