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Vintage AKAI advertisementsMarch 29th, 2016 | Posted by in Advertisement | Akai | Art | Artwork | gear | iheartsynths | iheartsynths.com | keyboard | Midi | Music | pictures | retro synth ads blog | synth | Synthesis | synthesizer | synthesizers | synths | vintage | wood - (0 Comments)
Interview 008: Custom SynthFebruary 4th, 2014 | Posted by in Access | Akai | Arp | Arturia | Artwork | Casio | Chromeo | Clavia | Controller | Custom | Custom Synth | DIY | drum machine | DX-7 | EMU | Emulator | Eurorack | gear | iheartsynths | iheartsynths.com | Interview | Juno | Keane | Korg | MiniMoog | Modular | modular synths | Mono/Poly | Moog | Music | Native Instruments | Nord | novation | Oberheim | Phatty | pictures | polysix | pro-one | Prophet | Roland | sampler | sequential circuits | studio | synth | synth collection | synth-project | Synthesis | synthesizer | synthesizers | synths | The Chemical Brothers | vintage | Voyager | Yamaha - (0 Comments)
I♥SYNTHS: Can you tell us a little about Custom Synth? When did you get started and what made you get into the business?
Custom Synth: A while back, I got involved in music because one of my brothers, Toby Toman, played drums in various British bands (The Nosebleeds, Ludus, The Durutti Column, Blue Orchids, and Primal Scream) so I grew up around rehearsal rooms and studios. I started Custom Synth several years ago, mainly restoring vintage equipment, rack gear, rusty keyboards and more. I thought, wouldn't it be great to customize hi-tech equipment? Fender and other guitar companies have custom shops so, that kind of started me off. I now notice Roland, Korg and other companies have started to do it. Then, I was commissioned to customize a Nord in black, so it could be used in an orchestra pit and not stand out. Red Nords are cool but having a black option would be handy for something like this.
I♥SYNTHS: If someone wanted a custom synth, what's the best way to get started?
Custom Synth: The best way to contact me is through the www.customsynth.co.uk web site or on Facebook. From there, we can discuss the options, colors, graphics, costs, etc.
I♥SYNTHS: Can you explain a little about your process on customizing?
Custom Synth: Once the project is started and the colors/graphics are worked out, the equipment is stripped down. Then, the parts are prepared, sanded, resprayed and screen printed. I work with friend who has a screen printing company (they used to do all of the Joe Meek gear).
I♥SYNTHS: Do you get any other instrument requests besides synthesizers?
Custom Synth: I do mostly hi-tech instruments and rack gear. I did work with Native Instruments for a while, customizing the Maschine for the artist series and a few one-offs. I also worked with Novation with the dicers and launchpads in chrome/gold and more. Really, anything that can be sprayed and printed can be customized or restored.
I♥SYNTHS: You've done some custom synths for celebrities and famous musicians. What was your most unique or original project?
Custom Synth: One of the most unique projects was for Tom Rowlands (The Chemical Brothers studio). I built a midi controller keyboard to sit in the bumper rail of a large SSL mixing desk. It has a detachable cover to match the rest of the desk and two modular cabinets. One was for the Serge modular system in a two piece metal arch and the other was a MOTM system to match the Roland 700 system.
I♥SYNTHS: Any other unique stories or projects?
Custom Synth: The restoration work I do for RL Music is rewarding and the finished instruments always look and function beautifully. You can see more at http://www.rlmusic.co.uk/
Custom Synth: Also, the Kaiser Chiefs have a white keyboard set up for their world tours including Peanut's custom Nova-modded 808-style SH101.
Custom Synth: Howard Jones has a great looking sci-fi Deco chrome keyboard setup.
Custom Synth: Pete Watson, a session musician (Hurts, Lily Allen, Live), uses mainly Nords in black with reverse keys.
Custom Synth: Keane uses a custom Roland SH-201 in yellow.
Custom Synth: Rachel Furner uses a Roland RD-700 GX piano with blue and white stripes.
Custom Synth: Chromeo has a few all-chrome pieces like the MS20, Nord Modular, Nord Stage, a Roland SH-101, Akai MPC, Moog Voyager and Simmons Drum pads.
Custom Synth: Mike Skinner (The Streets) urban camoflage tr 909, a custom white Logan string machine, a white ARP Axxe and pink Fender amp.
Custom Synth: Gary Go has a custom black Nord stage and microKORG.
Custom Synth: Major Tweaks Studio (Roger Lyons) is the north's leading analogue synth recording studio, custom SH-101s, MS20s, a CS and modular racks. Other customers include: Goldfish , Robbie Bronnimann , Tom (Editors), Shadow Child, Spoony, Funkagenda to name a couple.
I♥SYNTHS: Do you have a favorite synthesizer to work on?
Custom Synth: Anything is great to work on. Seeing something in a sorry state or rusty and beat up and then refreshing them and making them usable again is worth it.
I♥SYNTHS: What's been your most challenging project?
Custom Synth: I recently had a Jupiter-8 that had been in its case in damp storage. The lining of the case had turned to sludge, eaten the paint off and bubbled the paintwork. That took a lot of refinishing and it came out rather well.
Custom Synth: Similar with a TR-909, that had sat in a puddle for a year. Someone had a go at painting it which kind of reacted and the finish became bubbly. I gave that an 808-color makeover.
I♥SYNTHS: Do you have a large personal collection of custom synths?
Custom Synth: I used to but not now. I just use a Roland Fantom G6, a Eurorack modular (which is growing) and a laptop with Reason on it, for my music
I♥SYNTHS: Have you ever fallen in love with a project and wanted to keep it for yourself?
Custom Synth: Yes, I love everything I do, but you have to let the kids leave home. They can always come back.
I♥SYNTHS: What's next for Custom Synth? Do you have any future projects or new ideas you're looking to do this year?
Custom Synth: I have been making a few t-shirt designs, which I sell on eBay. I try and keep the designs unique. They change all the time and helps pay for the projects.You can check them out here on http://www.ebay.com/usr/customsynth
Custom Synth: I'm still finishing a duo SH-09 which is a work-in-progress but, it's getting there. I am also going to make a few Custom Synth one-offs this year and continue to experiment with different colors and finishes. I did have a plan to make some speakers for modular systems but, I've noticed people have started to do that. Perhaps customizing Eurorack modulars would be great! Maybe a rainbow modular? Different colors used for functions might be nice. I'm also working out a way to mount effects pedals into Eurorack formats too.
I♥SYNTHS: Thanks again for the interview! I hope to one day own one of your amazing pieces of equipment.
Interview 005: Synth.nlJanuary 14th, 2014 | Posted by in Access | Akai | Arp | Bob Moog | Controller | Custom | Dave Smith | drum machine | Effects | gear | iheartsynths | iheartsynths.com | Interview | Jean Michel Jarre | Korg | Midi | MiniMoog | Modular | modular synths | Moog | Music | Nord | Oberheim | Prophet | Roland | sampler | sequential circuits | studio | synth | synth collection | synth.nl | Synthesis | synthesizer | synthesizers | synths | tour | Vangelis | vintage | wood | Yamaha - (0 Comments)
Michel van Osenbruggen also known as Synth.nl is a producer, composer and synthesizer collector from the Netherlands. Developing software, installing computer networks and repairing electronics led to his obsession with synthesizers. With influences from Jean-Michel Jarre and Vangelis, Synth.nl creates beautifully melodic synthesizer electronica.
I♥SYNTHS: What was your first synthesizer and how old were you when you started collecting?
Synth.nl: I still remember exactly what my first synthesizer was, the Yamaha TX81Z. It is a rack module so I had to buy an extra midi keyboard, that at that time wasn't even velocity sensitive. It must have been around 1987 when it was just released. So, I was 17 I guess. That adds up, since I bought it from the money I got to buy a moped from my parents, when I didn't smoke until my 16th birthday. I guess their trick worked since I still don't smoke. I also still have the TX81Z with my original sounds I made back then. I can also remember well, that FM programming was not easy and still isn't easy.
I♥SYNTHS: What is your process for recording synthesizers onto the computer?
Synth.nl: Well, first of all, I always record midi to start with. Usually my tracks start on some of my newer equipment and often later in the process of producing tracks I replace the sounds or layer them with one or more of my older analog machines. I don't like to have them switched on all the time. I'm trying to save them as much as I can. For AD converting I mainly use two Lynx Aurora 16′s that go with ADAT to a RME 648 and that outputs MADI to an RME HDSP MADI interface in my studio PC. I use Cakewalk Sonar X2 Producer Edition (soon to be replaced by X3) on my PC to record and produce my music.
I♥SYNTHS: How many synthesizers do you currently own, do you have them catalogued?
Synth.nl: I used to catalogue them, but I actually just stopped with that. I had a complete list on my website, but it was too much work to keep it updated and recently I removed the whole studio part from my website. Unfortunately it brought me more negative reactions than positive so I was fed up with it at one point. It is a shame for the people who liked it, but it wasn't really motivating. There is still a lot to be found on my blog though. I will try to keep updating that from time to time. The last time I counted There were a bit over 100 synthesizers in the studio including the module versions.
I♥SYNTHS: Is there a synthesizer out there you've yet to find?
Synth.nl: Well, not that much. The ones I'm still looking for are quite rare and expensive. I recently added an EMS 'Putney' VCS3 to the collection. That was a machine I looked for a long time and is truly a very unique synthesizer. I would love a Yamaha CS-80 but they are becoming so rare and expensive. Besides that, they are very heavy and they take up a lot of space. What is missing a bit in my collection, is a classic Oberheim. So maybe an OB-Xa or OB-8. I also love the looks of the Yamaha DX-1, but again the price. And, what I'd really like is a Walfdorf Wave but they are hard to find. People that own these machines know what they are worth and the real collectors don't part with them easily. Like myself, I hardly ever sell a synthesizer. That is why I have so many. Now I'm at the point when something goes in, something has to go out. The studio is full.
I♥SYNTHS: What is your favorite synthesizer company?
Synth.nl: I guess as whole company, Roland. I like most of the synthesizers they've made and they take up a large portion of my studio. My first synthesizer with a keyboard was a Roland D-10. So I learned to play with their joystick modulation and also, the light keys that they have. I still prefer those keys and that joystick over any other keyboard and I still don't like playing with a mod wheel. My master keyboard in my studio is also a very cheap Roland midi keyboard with that same joystick on it.
I♥SYNTHS: If you were stuck on an island with one synth, what would you bring?
Synth.nl: I better bring an acoustic guitar since there probably will be no power. But, let's say there is, my favorite synth is the Moog Minimoog but I wouldn't bring that, since it is very limited on it's own. So, I guess I'd bring the most versatile machine at the moment and that is the Korg Kronos, in my humble opinion. You can jam very nicely on it and all the different sound engines give a lot of freedom in sound choice.
I♥SYNTHS: You've rebuilt your studio a couple times. Do you think redesigning your space is another passion?
Synth.nl: Not really my passion, no. I think you have to do it at least three times to get a decent feel for the ergonomics of your setup your workflow. And, the cabling takes time to get it right. I always try to be as efficient as possible and use the shortest possible analog cables to avoid hum and noise. The latest studio, I even designed it upfront in 3D to get a feel for the ergonomics of it. I think I've gotten the maximum potential out of the room now. People who know the fish-eye pictures think the room is huge, but actually it is only 4 x 7 meters. So, it is packed very efficiently. I wouldn't like to to it again, actually. I'm happy as it is now and I'm only re-cabling and rearranging some stuff now because I think I can get even more MADI inputs into my studio PC. That will save me some patching. I really like to have everything running as much as possible, hooked up and ready with both midi and audio.
I♥SYNTHS: How long did it take to build your latest studio?
Synth.nl: Well as you might know, we dug a large hole in the garden and put the studio in a basement. That project took about 6 months to complete. After that, I spent another month with the guy that did the furniture and 2 or 3 months after that, to get everything in and wire it up. Of course, I had to do that next to a very busy day job, so it wasn't full time work. I'm still not completely done actually, but the end is in sight. I guess, all in all, I'm not exaggerating when I say it was almost a year.
I♥SYNTHS: Who is your biggest influence on your music?
Synth.nl: Two names pop into my head right away. What influenced me equally: Jean Michel Jarre and Vangelis. In the beginning, it was more Jarre and later on I got to appreciate Vangelis more. I think he really is one of the greatest composers, not even only for synthesizer music. But the music I heard first was by Jarre. Oxygene and Equinoxe got me turned over from hard rock into synthesizer music. I guess, also with age, you start to appreciate more melodic and relaxed music more than when you are young.
I♥SYNTHS: Space and the ocean seem to be a common theme with your music. Would you say that nature is your biggest influence?
Synth.nl: I'm a very restless and stressed person by nature, unfortunately. I'm always busy and hardly ever rest. I even hate sleeping. I think it is a waste of time. But in 2005, it got me into a burn-out. I was a year off from work completely and only started to produce music at that time. Until then, I collected synthesizer and made a lot of preset sounds on them, but never music. I don't have a musical background and still can't even read notes, actually. If you like the whole story, there is quite a nice documentary that a student of the film academy in Rotterdam made on this topic on my YouTube channel. But bottom line is that, I started to create music to relax myself a bit and get my mind empty again. I'm very visually oriented so I had a story and the pictures in my mind that I made music to. It was like taking a journey of myself. I think nature and space are very good sources for inspiration and relaxation in that way. I think the ocean and space makes you realize how tiny and insignificant we humans, actually are and how tiny our daily problems are. That actually helps me to see things in perspective again.
I♥SYNTHS: What's next for Synth.NL?
Synth.nl: Well, last year I did another vacation with my friend and record label owner Ron Boots. We brought our synthesizers along again, so we made some new music. That still has to be edited, mixed and produced into a new album. So, I guess that will be a project for 2014, hopefully. Besides that, I really need to work on some solo material again. Well, not completely alone. My friend Hansjan Landman usually helps me with that. I also did a collaboration last year with another friend Remy Stroomer. We are planning a follow up on that as well, based on retro computers and game consoles. And then, I still have my classical project and planetarium music laying around to finish up and release some day. So, I guess I have no reason to be bored the coming years. Unfortunately, my work takes up a lot of my time so, I have no idea how to get it all to fit in between. I guess it will mean even less sleep next year.
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Interview 004: Richard DevineJanuary 7th, 2014 | Posted by in Access | Akai | Arp | Arturia | Circuit Bent | Controller | Custom | Doepfer | drum machine | Effects | Eurorack | gear | I dream of wires | iheartsynths | iheartsynths.com | Interview | Korg | MakeNoise | Modular | modular synths | Moog | Music | Native Instruments | Nord | Richard Devine | Roland | sampler | sequential circuits | studio | synth | synth collection | Synthesis | synthesizer | synthesizers | synths | vintage | VST | Yamaha - (0 Comments)
Richard Devine is an electronic producer/sound designer based from Atlanta GA. His focus is on musical composition, sonic mnemonics, field recording, sound effects and specialized sound design for T.V/Film, web media and video games.
I♥SYNTHS: When did you get into electronic music? Was it a certain musician or piece of gear that got you interested?
Richard Devine: I started getting into electronic music back in high school. I was a DJ at local clubs and raves back in the early 90′s, and became fascinated with making music after hearing a Aphex Twin remix of "Mind stream" EP from Meat Beat Manifesto. At age 17 I started to build up my studio, which around that time was mostly early analog drum machines and synths. I would go to the local pawn shops here in Atlanta every weekend to see what I could find. It was a great time to buy this stuff as it was at a point when no one wanted early analog gear. My first proper synthesizer was the Arp-2600. This was a completely life changing moment for me. I was completely blown away by the semi modular format of the synth. You could also use it to process other sounds via filtering, ring modulation, and spring reverb. I still to this day have and still use the 2600 for my day-to-day projects. It taught me the basic fundamentals of building and shaping a sound from pure synthesis.
I♥SYNTHS: How do you go about recording your hardware?
Richard Devine: I run all my synths/drum machines/modulars into a Yamaha DM2000VCM digital mixing console. It has 56 physical inputs, all running at 24/96khz so it in a way works like a large mixing digital matrix. I have the flexibility to route any channel anywhere I want, and play around with some of my favorite outboard effects units like the Eventide H8000FW, and Lexicon PCM96. Then I have two ADAT optical light pipe cards running 16 channels each digitally to two different sound cards, the RME UFX, and Universal Audio Apollo Quad. I like to switch back and forth between the two for different recording sessions. Everything gets recorded into the computer using either Logic or Nuendo at the end of the day.
I♥SYNTHS: What is your go-to synthesizer when writing music? Is there one synth that defines the Richard Devine sound?
Richard Devine: My go synth would have to be the Nord G2 modular. This is hands down one of my favorite synthesizers. The concept is that its a virtual modular software environment where you can create basically anything you want. You then can assign multiple pages and knobs over the the synthesizer for all your patches. So ahead of its time, and I wish Clavia would bring it back.
I♥SYNTHS: You have a pretty massive collection. Have you ever sold anything and then repurchased it because you missed it?
Richard Devine: Yes, this has happened many times actually, I just recently bought a Roland Jupiter-6 back that I use to own. I bought back the Roland TR-808 drum machine a few years ago, and many other classic machines.
I♥SYNTHS: Do you have a vintage synth you're still searching for?
Richard Devine: I am still on a hunt to get back the EMS Synthi. It's another one of my favorites from back in the day. I used the Synth AKS on the first three records I did. I miss that thing, I sold it to buy the Kyma system. The Kyma is great but its no Synthi.
I♥SYNTHS: What happens when you run out of space? Will you move into a bigger space?
Richard Devine: Well, I built a new studio at the beginning of January 2012 which is basically two rooms, one large mix down room and another guest room connected to it. There isn't any equipment setup in the guest room now but who knows, I might turn it into a modular room of fun at some point.
I♥SYNTHS: Now that you are building modulars, do you use less of the your other keyboard synths or is that more for getting lost in sound design? Do you find it as an obsession?
Richard Devine: I find it to be a bit of both. It can be really inspiring to work on a modular as you have no presets or way of recalling the sounds, exactly the same way, every time. It's all about doing what you can do in that particular moment in time. Once you pull the patch cables, everything is gone and the ghostly floating electrical voltage of sound disappears forever. I love that. You can't hold on to anything and over analyze things, like you do with composing on the computer. I like that it's an entirely different experience then playing on keyboard synths or drum machines. You are basically hunting around for something unexpected and interesting. I am often trying to find something I haven't heard before with the modulars. It's interesting that no two systems will ever be the same. Everybody will build their system to fit their needs. I have felt that the modular is an amazing platform for creating new sounds effects. It's also insanely fun to use, which is why it's so addictive. It definitely has turned into a bit of a obsession lately and has been for the last 6 years.
I♥SYNTHS: Are you ever overwhelmed by your collection?
Richard Devine: I've actually sold and got rid of a lot a gear when I built up the new studio. I just held onto the key pieces of kit that I like to use on projects and for my own work. I think I got rid of like, 20 keyboards or something. I wanted to really clean up my work space and go for a more minimal open feel. I realized over the years that I work much better with less. I like to see what I can get using just a few minimal pieces of kit rather then trying to use everything at once. I found that I write the best things using almost nothing these days.
I♥SYNTHS: Speaking of sound design, I know you've actually built patches for some major synthesizer companies. What synths have you worked on and do you have a favorite?
Richard Devine: Lets see, I have worked on a bunch so I will just list a few of my favorites. Alesis SR-18, Alesis Fusion, Access Virus TI/T2, Akai MPC-5000 (internal synthesizer patches), Arturia Origin, Dave Smith Tempest, and Prophet 12 keyboards. The Korg Legacy Collection, Radius and Korg Oasis keyboard. Clavia Nord Modular G2, and NL4. Elektron Music Machines, Analog 4, and Octatrack. Hartmann Neuron synthesizer (rip), Moog Little Phatty, Sub Phatty, and Animoog. The Roland Gaia, and Vsynth/GT. Out of the bunch I would say the Nord G2 and the new Nord Lead 4 are my two favorites. The Nord Lead 4 is an amazing keyboard. I just finished my artist sound bank for them.
You can download it for free from the Clavia site here:
Listen to the demo using only sounds from my NL4 bank:
I♥SYNTHS: What is your weirdest sounding instrument? Have you used it on any recordings?
Richard Devine: I'm not sure I would classify this as instruments but a sound maker. I would have to say the weirdest sounds I have gotten have been from nature. I go out and do a lot of field recording for different design projects. I am always fascinated and surprised by the sounds I find in the most common places. I do a lot of under water recording using my hydrophones and I like recording various animals, from birds and bats to aquatic life and insects. Here are a few recordings from my personal collection featured on sound cloud:
Hydrophone Recording of Burning Embers Underwater:
Multichannel field recording of 12,000 bees at Buckeye Creek Farm:
Hydrophone Recordings of Dolphins, Shrimp Feeding, and Hypostomus Plecostomus Fish:
Eerie Recording of Tornado Sirens:
The Sound of Data Transmissions-Electromagnetic Fields:
I♥SYNTHS: Are there any circuit bent instruments you like to work with?
Richard Devine: Yes, I have a few speak n spells that Ivo from "Glitch Machines" circuit bent for me. He also did a wicked bend on a Casio SK-5 keyboard with joystick controls, called the "Logic Bomb". One of my favorite circuit bent machines is the "Glitch Desk" by "Highly Liquid". It's basically a 50-patch point sequencer that uses banana cables. You are sequencing each stage in real-time and also bending the circuits at the same time. It also has MIDI capabilities so you can clock and sequence to your computer, really helpful.
I♥SYNTHS: What's next for Richard Devine? Any new songs, albums or projects you'd like to share?
Richard Devine: I am working on a all-new modular album for 2014. I have already recorded over 90 tracks so far. I just need to compile them into something that will be ready for a release. I am just now finishing up a remix for Douglas J. McCarthy of Nitzer Ebb and Cyrus Rex's new project called "DJM REX" of this track called "Retreat", and another remix to be released by BossFYTE from Canada in 2014.
My last album "RISP" was released on "Detroit Underground" records and was my first chapter recording using the new modular systems.
Here is a preview to the title track "Plonked Spectral" of the album, visuals by Dmas3:
Plonked Spectral Video from the "RiSP-CD" 2012 from Richard Devine on Vimeo.
Here is a link to the entire track on Soundcloud
Shortly after that, I released my first all modular recordings using the MakeNoise modular shared system for MakeNoise Records.
I released an extended version of one of the pieces on Soundcloud here:
Here are two other remixes I recently released there:
Remix for Annie Hall's Random Paraphilia EP
Transform Trailer for Twisted Tools:
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The JAM store in SwedenJanuary 2nd, 2014 | Posted by in Access | Akai | Arp | Casio | Clavia | CMI | Controller | Custom | daft punk | Dave Smith | Doepfer | drum machine | Effects | EMU | Emulator | Eurorack | gear | Guitar | iheartsynths | iheartsynths.com | Interview | Jam | Korg | microbrute | Midi | MiniMoog | Modular | modular synths | Moog | Music | Native Instruments | Nord | novation | Oberheim | pictures | Prophet | Roland | sampler | sequential circuits | synth | synth collection | Synthesis | synthesizer | synthesizers | synths | tour | vintage | Voyager | wood | Yamaha - (0 Comments)
Roslagsgatan 14
11355 Stockholm, Sweden
Phone +46 8 673 21 22
E-mail firstname.lastname@example.com
Website http://www.jam.se
I♥SYNTHS: When did Jam open their doors?
JAM: We first started out as a small used synthesizer store in early 1997.
I♥SYNTHS: What got you interested in selling synthesizers?
JAM: There really wasn't any business thinking behind it. I just wanted to be around really cool music gear all day, preferably things you had only seen in Peter Forrest's A-Z of synthesisers or Mark Vails Vintage Synthesizers-book.
I♥SYNTHS: Were you primarily a synth shop and then expanded to other instruments?
JAM: Yes, that's correct. We have a specialised store for guitars right across the street and a PA-equipment store, just round the corner. JAM Syntotek is specialised in synthesizers (and some studio gear). We are also one of the few stores in Sweden that has both used and new gear, which is sort of how I think a music store should be. It should be fun to visit the store, not like going to your local supermarket.
I♥SYNTHS: What was the coolest synth to walk through the doors?
JAM: Oh, there's too many, really. We had an original Buchla Music Easel for a day, just visiting from the Royal Music Academy collection. Apart from that, I would say the Technos Acxel (which we've had one of before and now just got another one in stock, there's supposedly less than 40 of them around), the Synton Syrinx Special Edition (super rare, only six made), the super obscure swedish modular Dataton, some EMLs which I am really into and a huge Moog Modular IIc.
But, the coolest piece of gear will always be the EMU SP1200 sampler for me.
I♥SYNTHS: Do you collect as well, or is everything for sale?
JAM: I do keep gear for my self periodically, but usually everything in the store is for sale.
I♥SYNTHS: What is your rarest synth in the collection?
JAM: At the moment it is the Technis Acxel. We really don't know how to put a price on it.
I♥SYNTHS: Have you had any celebrity sales? What did they purchase?
JAM: Mostly swedish celebrities, although Daft Punk bought an MaM sequencer in the late nineties. Philippe Zdar, who I really like as a producer, bought a couple of Neumann mikes and turned out to be about the nicest guy we've ever met.
I♥SYNTHS: Do you do repairs and maintenance too?
JAM: Yes, we do. We have a service technician who shares space with us, who is really good at fixing stuff without schematics. We also know most of the repair guys around so, whenever we're too busy or if it is too hard, we call them in.
I♥SYNTHS: Modular synths have exploded onto the scene in the past few years. Are you noticing more traditional keyboard players getting into it or is this a whole new breed of music makers?
JAM: I would say both, really. There's these guys who use them only for production, and those who make modular sound just for the activity, I guess. Both is ok in my book. I think the dubstep kids etc are mostly into soft synths though.
I♥SYNTHS: Thanks again for the interview! Care to share some original music or a popular album you're into at the moment?
JAM: You should always plug your friends so I will have to say, Andreas Tilliander / TM404, his stuff is great, check it out on https://soundcloud.com/tilliander
Also, Smutskatt is a really good swedish beats producer that I tend to play at work a lot http://soundcloud.com/smutskatt
The represses of Eliane Radigues fantastic drone music is also well worth checking out.
Oh, I would also like to plug our instagram account where we put up all the goodies as they come in;
Jam on INSTAGRAM
Studio tour and interview with Andy MeechamJuly 9th, 2013 | Posted by in Akai | Arp | Clavia | CMI | Dave Smith | documentary | drum machine | gear | Interview | Korg | live | Midi | MiniMoog | modular synths | Moog | Music | Nord | Oberheim | Prodigy | Prophet | Roland | sampler | sequential circuits | studio | synth | synth collection | Synthesis | synthesizer | synthesizers | synths | vintage | Yamaha - (0 Comments)
Tiny White of The Deadites and his Synthesizer PrisonJune 4th, 2013 | Posted by in Akai | Arturia | Dave Smith | Deadites | drum machine | Effects | Korg | Midi | Moog | Music | Phatty | Prophet | Roland | sequential circuits | studio | synth | synth collection | Synthesis | synthesizer | synthesizers | synthpop | synths | vintage | Yamaha - (0 Comments)
An Amazing Synthesizer Collection in Hamburg, GermanyDecember 16th, 2012 | Posted by in Akai | Arp | drum machine | Korg | MiniMoog | Modular | modular synths | Moog | Oberheim | Prodigy | Prophet | Roland | sampler | studio | synth | synth collection | synthesizer | synthesizers | synths | vintage | Yamaha - (0 Comments)
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I woke up this morning, with a slight hungover, to find an email in the inbox from Gordon of Project: Mooncircle telling me he had a guest mix for us. Always a pleasant surprise when good friends of ours get in touch like this, even more when it's someone like Gordon who we've worked with for years now ever since the beginnings of both Rhythm Incursions and Project: Mooncircle back in the early/mid 00s.
Regular listeners will no doubt be familiar with the label's output – releases from the label are a common feature in our monthly shows and we've had quite a few of their artists guest on the show in the past (click here for a run down). So to finally have Gordon, the man behind the label, step up for a guest mix is nice. Actually if memory serves me right Gordon did do a guest spot for us back in 05 when Waxfactor presented the first Project:Mooncircle special which was also one of the first podcasts we did, back when Rhythm Incursions was a bi weekly show on Resonance FM.
So nearly 6 years on (damn time flies) Gordon steps up again with a selection across the board featuring the likes of Headshotboyz, Shlohmo, Lapalux, Teebs, Quendolinfender, Capella, Coco Bryce, fLako, Koreless, DZA, Luisterwaar, Ital Tek, Jehst, Joe Kickass, Killing Skills, CYNE, Gards From KC, Evil Ed and more… The mix features a fair few unreleased/forthcoming bits and there is no tracklist aside from the above artists mention.
For more on Project:Mooncircle be sure to check their website, where you'll find details of all their releases past and present. Up next they've got some tasty offerings from fLako and DZA as well as a Mike Gao LP coming in the summer. And stay tuned for details of a common project we're working on as part of their Finest Ego series which I'm hoping we'll be able to announce details for in the coming weeks.
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I finally posted the "Kneed to Know" story. I started it months and months ago, but only finished it this evening. I want to do some more writting, as I think I need the practice and I do enjoy storytelling.
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There are many students who after seeing their NEET PG results are confused about their ranks in NEET PG.
So we are trying to simplify the concept here for the people to understand better.
Lets see..... First of all NEET is a eligibility test for the admission to PG courses. NEET PG provided 3 ranks to many students and 2 ranks to some. These are
- All India rank
- State 1 Rank
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- Dr M, who is domicile of Rajasthan, and did his Graduation from Karnataka.
He will be provided with AIR, State1 Rank - Rajasthan, and State 2 Rank - Karnataka. But according to rules in Rajasthan, only State MBBS candidates are eligible so Dr. M will be eligible for the counselling of 50% AI Quota and Karnataka State Quota counselling. He will not be listed in the final list prepared for Rajasthan state quota counselling.
- Dr N, who is a domicile of Karnataka and did MBBS from Rajasthan
He will be provided with AIR, State1 Rank - Karnataka, and State 2 Rank - Rajasthan. According to rules in Rajasthan, only State MBBS candidates are eligible so Dr. N will be eligible for Rajasthan state quota counselling. In Karnataka, both state MBBS and domicile candidates are eligible so Dr N is also eligible for the counselling of Karnataka state quota.
- Dr T, who is a domicile of Haryana and did his MBBS from Haryana
He will be given only 2 ranks. AIR and state 1 rank. He will be eligible for both counselings.
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- The AIR is the final rank. (If AP and JnK will not be included then it may change as these students will be excluded)
- State ranks are just indicative and does not confirm your eligibility for that seat.
- Final state rank list will be prepared by respective states according to their own eligibility criteria. So state rank is liable to change.
- About conselling, there is no info available till now whether there will be combined counseling for All India and States or separate counsellings. As far as we predict, state counselling will be separate due to differnce in rules of eligibility and reservation criteria in different states.
- For those states which have conducted separate entrance test, the state rank for those states shown in Rank letter is void and will not be effective, for example TN, Karnataka etc.
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April Jones was taken almost three weeks ago. Madeleine McCann has been gone since 2007. Ben Needham went missing 21 years ago. Missing, presumed dead – by all but their families, for whom hope is the only consolation at a time of unthinkable grief.
How can any of us whose lives have been untouched by anything so catastrophic begin to imagine how these bereft parents feel?
I try, yet all I can recall is the moment when my daughter was lost in the supermarket as a toddler, and then found. She had been alone for barely two minutes, yet she was wild-eyed with panic, her small body racked with sobs, tears coursing down her hot, flushed cheeks.
She was distraught, a cub gone astray. My embrace was fiercely loving, viscerally protective, like any mother's, but then the moment passed and the adrenalin ebbed away because she was safe, because it was over.
How unspeakably amplified those emotions after hours, not minutes, days not hours? I truly cannot bear to think of a child's terror at being taken, snatched, lost beyond rescue.
Months and years may diminish the shock for the parents but not the crushing sense of bereavement and helplessness. Children are precious. The most precious things we can ever possess – a philospher might aver they don't belong to us. But mothers know they do. For ever.
And that is why the parents of Ben and Madeleine and April still look, and will continue looking, until the day they die, or the day their child is found and the frantic, manic anguish becomes something else, something fixed and heavy, anchoring their hearts to a little grave.
The search for Ben Needham, the 21-month-old who vanished on the Greek island of Kos in 1991, has gained fresh impetus, with the discovery of a mound of earth near the site of his disappearance. The soil is being lifted and sifted in the search for his body, even as his mother insists on her website, helpfindben.co.uk, that she remains convinced he is alive.
Online, there are photofit pictures of Ben and of Madeleine, projecting how they might look now, urging us to stay watchful, keep vigilant. Are any of these children still alive?
Bitter experience would suggest they are not, but instinct and blind faith combine to make a far more formidable and life-affirming force.
After any tragedy, the shockwaves are felt through the immediate community and beyond. It may take many years – decades – for a town to recover.
We don't forget, any more that we forgive. How can we? Oprah Winfrey-style platitudes – "You can use tragedy as a catalyst for positive change" or "Begin the process of healing and see where life leads you" – have no place when a child is gone.
There are those who ask what can be learnt when a family is robbed of its future? Is the lesson that a gate should have been locked, a door barred? Or that the tentacles of evil can reach our children no matter where we are – in the streets by our homes, the sun-kissed idylls where we take our holidays?
There will come a point where the children of Machynlleth will once again play outside, just as there came a time when the children of Dunblane returned to school, the memory of Thomas Hamilton's slaughter of the innocents still present, but rendered less potent by the sheer indomitability of the human spirit.
The reality – however brutal it may sound – is that we cannot remain in a state of paralysis for ever. As a community – a society – we acknowledge what has taken place, but, however slowly, we gradually get on with our lives.
But just as it is our responsibility to move forward, so is it a mother's right to stand still. For when she refuses to give up her vigil for her child, she does so on behalf of all of us.
Felicity Kendal leads the way out of the tattoo parlour
If Felicity Kendal weren't already one of our shiniest national treasures, I'd be on her doorstep with a bottle of Goddard's silver polish and a chamois cloth to buff her up.
Her pronouncement that tattoos are a pensioner's prerogative could prove to be the teen deterrent we've all been searching for.
Young people minded to ruin their appearance and put the kibosh on their career would perhaps think twice about carving pseudo-spiritual tribal designs into their flesh if their gran had bouquets of barbed wire inked round her neck. Especially if she used up their inheritance to pay for it.
According to Kendal, 66, who currently sports a star and a moon surrounded by feathers, the trick is to "avoid the wrinkly bits". But there are risks with body graffiti at any age.
Once, I unwrapped a new boyfriend and laughed in delight at the "cute little sparrow" on his bicep.
Insulted, he explained it was actually an eagle, but the tattooist had pulled the skin so taut, that when he let go, his mighty raptor abruptly contracted into a dinky cock robin. And you know, I don't think he ever got over it.
Hence, there's a lot to be said for deferring youthful peccadilloes to old age, not least because by then you might actively want to appear like a psychopath.
The Metropolitan Police have banned employees from showing tattoos, but I did see a chap working on Sainsbury's checkout with God Alone Will Be My Judge menacingly inked on his forearm in Gothic script.
If Felicity drops me a line, I'll ask him where he got it done.
Story of sex (to be continued)
'Mummy, is sex nice?" I suppress the urge to say I can't remember, as this is not a moment for sarcasm, but quiet wisdom.
"Yes, it's lovely," I tell my curious 10-year-old. "But you know how much you love going to the cinema?"
"And choosing pic'n'mix?"
"Yes, yes and the pic'n'mix. Well, would you prefer to go with someone you know and really like, who will chat to you about the film afterwards? Or a complete stranger who gets up and leaves before the lights had come up. Quite possibly taking the remains of the pic'n'mix with them?"
"That would be terrible, I'd much prefer a friend."
"Well, sex is just like going to the cinema."
Ta-da! And just as I am about to give myself a pat on the back for my progressive parenting, the fallout comes.
"So when I go to see 'The Ant Bully' next week with my class, does that mean that we're…?"
Yikes! Back to the drawing board.
Counting on our vote. And how
Hurrah for David Cameron's latest electorate-pleasing policy wheeze: an easy-to-calculate choice of tariff options guaranteeing (yes, guaranteeing!) householders receive the lowest-cost MP on the market.
No longer will we be bamboozled as we struggle to compare variable direct debit rates for the mortgages on our elected representatives' second homes, which have been let to other elected representatives as their rented homes, paid for by us.
Instead, Boris Johnson will convert the Olympic Stadium into a huge dormitory, thus obviating the need for Westminster's more dishonourable members to engage in legalised Rachmanism at our expense.
Moreover, if the political ombudsman discovers that hard-pressed working families aren't being offered the cheapest MP option, then Westminster will be compelled to reallocate constituents to the party offering the best deal.
Now that would be an excellent use of energy.
Cold calls and cautionary tales
As I sat down to write this column, the telephone rang and an authoritative voice announced he was calling from Visa to inform me of unusual transactions that had recently taken place on my card.
He listed a £460 cash withdrawal and a £300 purchase at a city centre Apple Store.
The Apple purchase incensed me most – why should my doppelganger enjoy the 4G wages of sin when I can't afford it?
Just as I was inwardly raging at such iCrime, the Visa chap asked me to verify my card number – and then the penny dropped.
I replaced the receiver immediately and contacted my bank, which confirmed my card was unused and that this form of telephone fraud is rife. Take heed.


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I think in this setup he's got a far better chance of success. You'd like to see him get a go alternating in the Davies role with the brains of Rooney behind him and the speed of Walcott and guile of Sig next to him. He'll also have a willing runner all day long in Niasse.Clearly I'm basing that off more faith than evidence but I can't believe he was as bad as he first showed for us and even then admittedly he has shown glimpses of one touch class a few times.
A number 10? Are you Ronald Koeman?
Sigurdson plays well off the left.Rooney plays well in a deeper role.And klassen doesn't seem to have much future here.Getting a creative number 10 should be a priority IMO.
I was kidding. I agree we need a number 10 who is better than the ones we have.Sig certainly seems to be settling in well at last though, isn't he?
Because of his price tag he's been allowed to have time to settle in the team ....really wish we could have given the likes of Klassen Lookman and Sandro more than a quick look ...you never know what might have been .
Walcott is good enough. Sig is good enough. Pickford is good enough. Gana is good enough. Coleman is good enough. Rooney is just about good enough. Bolasie could be good enough. Davies might be. Holgate might be. We really not that far off
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The debate over whether athletes with heart conditions should be allowed to play raises issues of free will, medical ethics and legal liability. Is the love of sports -- and the dream of a professional career -- worth risking death? Should doctors be in the position of prohibiting adults from playing? What's the difference between competing with a heart defect and pursuing risky adventures like climbing Mount Everest? Should fans be forced to watch a player risk his life?
And there are probably not two more opposing views than those shared by Dr. David Cannom from Los Angeles and Dr. Barry Maron from the Hyopertrophic Cardiomyopathy Center at the Minneapolis Heart Institute Foundation. On one side, Dr. Cannom is careful to evaluate certain players and work in tandem with the players to structure a possible mechanism for them to continue playing competitive sports. On the other more conventional side, Dr. Maron argues that sudden death strikes 200 to 300 young athletes annually, and these might be prevented by restricting play. Dr. Maron is keenly aware of the changes in hemodynamic loads to the left ventricle during athletics in patients with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. In fact, one recent study demonstrated the poor efficacy of external defibrillators (AED's) in saving athletes' lives. One wonders if internal defibrillators (like those recommended by Dr. Cannom) would be equally ineffective. But as acknowledged in the WSJ:
There's little solid medical evidence to guide doctors in assessing this risk. Studies show that barely one out of 100,000 athletes suffers sudden cardiac death. Yet as many as one in 500 people suffer from HCM. That suggests that dozens of athletes would need to be sidelined to save a single life. The risk of playing sports with a heart defect and a defibrillator has barely been studied. The number of people with defibrillators who want to play competitively is small. Dr. Cannom is now pursuing a study with a Yale University cardiologist.There does seem to be consensus that contact sports, like football, are ill-advised, since the defibrillator could be easily damaged. But I feel the same is true for basketball. It can get pretty physical, and jumping up and down certainly puts significant stressors on the lead inside the heart. If leads can be fractured from weight lifting and jogging - why not basketball?
The difficult choice between passion and protection makes some cardiologists yearn for a middle ground. Michael Ackerman, a Mayo Clinic cardiologist who has worked with Drs. Maron and Cannom, says, "I wish we could have a detailed discussion with the families instead of the default -- you have a defibrillator, you're kicked off the team."
Further, defibrillators are complicated devices that work on a simple principle - heart rates that are too fast are abnormal. It seems that Dr. Cannom programs his athletes' defibrillators to a detect rate of 250 b/min in some cases. That means that only rates over 250 beats per minute will be shocked. This rate might make sense in athletes, but could also sacrifice sensitivity of detection for specificity - that is, abnormal rhythms of, say, 240 beats per minute would go undetected. So when we read about the following about Mr. Will Kimble of Peperdine University's evaluation after practice:
As he has done dozens of times, Mr. Kimble slid a round wand over his T-shirt and the defibrillator implanted in his left shoulder. A minute later, a Medtronic representative printed out a beat-by-beat report on Mr. Kimble's device and his post-game heart. There were no irregularities.This might not be true - it just means the programmed settings of his defibrillator device didn't see any heart rates that exceeded 250 beats per minute.
Further, why would the University of Texas, El Paso decide that a Medtronic rep and trainer be adequate coverage for a game, rather than a physician?
Mr. Kimble played two seasons at the University of Texas El Paso without needing a shock from the defibrillator. "I love being out there," he says. "I wouldn't have done it if I had a doubt in my mind." But basketball team trainer Michael Gutierrez says he was nervous during each practice, and each time Mr. Kimble fell.
After playing 18 minutes in his second-to-last collegiate game in March, Mr. Kimble sat with the team trainer and a sales representative for Medtronic Inc., the maker of his defibrillator. The school required a company representative to be at every game, to test the device.
Hmmm. Great service, Medtronic. But how much liability is Medtronic willing to assume? (I've always noted that it's never good to have your company in Column 1 of the front page of the Wall Street Journal.)
Well, enough for now. Best of luck to you Mr. Kimble, but please realize the limitations of what the Medtronic reps are reporting to you after your practices.


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I've been a passionate cosmetologist and instructor for many years now. One of the many things that drives me within my profession is to see the students go off and be successful. Some of our graduates come back to share their passions and experiences with new students and help provide expertise on new and improved techniques.
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A Mother, Wife, Stylist, Master Educator, Independent Unfranchise Business Owner, Coach and overall Beauty Professional for almost 15 years. Being the director at our Standish campus, I have a plan to make a difference in each and everyone person's life or career path. Some of my passions are accompanied by my many certifications, continue education and success with in my craft .In addition to those are one and one education, personalization, finding your passion and how to navigate their drive to success .With teaching business smarts, professionalism and good work ethics is key to a happy and successful career. I chose passion and inspiration everyday, I also learn that from my students……let me inspire YOU!
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I attended beauty school in the same building where I now work. I have been an employee at Bayshire Beauty Academy for many years and I enjoy working with the students. I still have students working in the field that I had trained many years ago. I have two grown children and three grandsons that I enjoy spending time with.
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I was born and raised in Saginaw. I have two grown children and two grandsons. I attended Bayshire Beauty Academy for my cosmetology and instructor's license. I attended the health enrichment center in Lapeer for my massage training. I've been with Bayshire for 17 years. My hobbies include sewing and quilting and traveling.
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Janae Prell has worked in the beauty industry for the last 7 years. She is a cosmetology graduate of Bayshire Beauty Academy, where she then went back to continue her education to become a licensed cosmetology instructor. Janae is contually furthering her education by attending specialty classes and trade shows. Since starting at Bayshire 3 years ago, she has become certified in clipper cutting, airbrush makeup, and hair extensions. Janae is our basic classroom instructor who teaches all our students at our Bay City campus for their first 350 hours. She is extremely passionate about her work and loves helping students achieve their dream. When she is not at work, Janae coaches varsity pom pom at Bay City Central High School and enjoys just being with her family. Janae's husband and kids mean the world to her and support her every step of the way.
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Jessica Seagraves is a nail tech at Element Salon and Day Spa in Midland and loves pampering her clients. She just completed her first year as Bayshire's nail instructor and enjoys her students more every day. She's a homeschool mom to a wonderful daughter and enjoys playing pool and doing karaoke with friends.
Karen Harris
Director of Administrations / Financial Aid
Bay City Campus
I have worked in higher education for my entire career and truly enjoy what I do. I have two sons and two beautiful grandchildren that I enjoy spending time with, as well as a very spoiled Chihuahua named Romeo.
Connie FAllon
Cosmetology Instructor
Bay City Campus
I have been licensed and doing hair since the early 80's. After raising my family, I went into the education area of this industry. This field is ever changing and we are always learning. I enjoy working hands-on with our students, teaching them how to perfect their skills, giving them confidence, and encouraging them to feel good about themselves.
My family has been my primary vocation and I cherish time spent with my husband, 5 kids, their spouses, and our 5 grandchildren. They make me a better person.
Darlene Kern
Cosmetology Instructor
Bay City Campus
Licensed stylist 37 years
Licensed instructory 27 years
I am passionate about this profession and enjoy helping students grow in this industry.
Reshay Poole
Cosmetology Instructor
I was born in Saginaw Michigan. In 2002 I moved to Arlington Texas and attended its beauty academy for my cosmetology training. I became employed at Ulta Beauty in Irving, Texas for three and a half years where I was able to utilize my training in hair and makeup. While I was working I decided to continue my education for my cosmetology instructors license at Tint School of Makeup & Cosmetology located in Irving, Texas. After finishing my training I decided to move back to Saginaw, Michigan where I became employed at JCPenny's salon for three years. Now I'm at Bayshire loving everything my career has to offer me.
Tracy Patterson
Cosmetology Instructor
Bay City Campus
I was a hair model today . My hair was trimmed and styled by Wendy. She did a great job. I will be going back for future cuts and styles, would love to get my nails done. And would love to get a color and highlights. Great job Wendy.
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I am not going to pretend that this is an Asian meal, it is not. The only thing Asian about it is that it has Sesame oil it it, LOL. I LOVE sesame Oil though. Its very good and I just LOVE the smell the sesame oil gives this dish. Go ahead and get yourself some rice paper wrappers and make some Spring rolls to go with it. Its not that much more trouble, you already went though all the trouble to chop up all the veggies so why not?
2 Tablespoons Olive Oil
3 Tablespoons Sesame Oil
2 Eggs, beaten
1/2 cup Onion, chopped
1 Tablespoon Garlic, minced (about 2 cloves)
1 cup Carrots, shredded
1 cup Green Beans, French cup, chopped
1/2 cup Celery, chopped on the bias
2 cups dry rice, cooked to package directions
(Jasmine would be lovely but I usually use long grain white/brown)
2 Tablespoons Soy Sauce (Make sure it's Gluten Free)
- Heat a 14 inch deep skillet over high heat until a bead of water vaporizes in 1 to 2 seconds of contact.
- Add 1 tablespoon of Sesame Oil and 1 tablespoon of Olive Oil into the pan.
- Add Eggs and scramble making sure you break the egg into very small bits. Set aside.
- Add 1 tablespoon of Sesame Oil and 1 tablespoon of olive oil into pan again.
- Add Onion and Garlic. Cook on high stirring often for about 1 minute.
- Add 1 tablespoon of Sesame Oil and 1 tablespoon of olive oil into pan for a third time.
- Add all the vegetables and stir fry over medium for 2-3 minutes.
- Add rice, egg and soy sauce. Increase heat to medium-high and cook for 2-3 minutes, making sure to stir and break up rice.
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The California Association of Realtors (C.A.R.) meets over a 5-day period, three times a year. As a director, I attended the first one for 2009, held in Monterey last week. Not surprisingly, the main topic of discussion dealt with short sales and REOs, which are making a huge impact on the residential real estate market. […]Read More


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San Diego, Calif. - Golden West attempted to stage another second half comeback but fell short on the road at San Diego Mesa 27-21 in week two.
The Rustlers opened the game with a successful onsides kick and scoring drive to take an early 7-0 lead. Wide out Wulfe Retzlaff rushed for a two yard touchdown to give the Rustlers an opening drive score following a SD Mesa pass interference.
Both teams would trade a couple of possessions before Mesa would tie the game at 7-7 in the middle of the first quarter. Mesa would sustain a 10 play, 82 yard drive in three minutes and fifteen seconds while taking advantage of the Rustler secondary. Mesa would connect on two more passing touchdowns in the first half to take a 21-7 lead into halftime.
The defenses shined in the third quarter as neither offense could seem to get things going through the air or on the ground. It wasn't until the very end of the third quarter and beginning of the fourth quarter that the Rustlers were able to cash in on long scoring drive. Freshman quarterback Nathaniel Espinoza connected with Ratzlaff for his second touchdown of the game and first receiving to cut the lead to 21-14. Unfortunately, special teams for the Rustlers let them down after a fumble was lost on a punt return on the Golden West 16 yard line. That led to a Mesa rushing touchdown two plays later to extend their lead to 27-14.
The Rustlers responded on their very next possession marching 77 yards on 10 plays culminating in a Espinoza 9 yard rushing touchdown with five minutes left in the game. The comeback wasn't meant to be as the Golden West had on more shot with three minutes on the clock but Mesa's defense held strong to end game.
NEXT: Golden West (0-2) will host West LA (0-2) on Saturday, September 15th at 1pm.


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Whether your HR services are delivered by an in-house team or by an experienced team of HR experts at a consulting firm, the fact of the matter is that your organization can and will benefit from good HR. But the costs of getting HR support often seem too high. That's one reason that employers are looking toward the virtual human resources department. The benefits of a virtual HR department are many; here are just five reasons your firm should consider moving HR into the virtual world.
Today's businesses operate in a world where it is no longer necessary to be physically present in the location where you're doing business. The internet has made video conference calling and work-from-home solutions increasingly viable. Other businesses operate in several locations at once; the head office may be in New York, while satellite offices operate in Toronto and Vancouver. Obviously, HR can't be everywhere at once—or can they? With a virtual HR department, physical location is no longer an issue. Your HR staff can deliver quality HR service from wherever they are to wherever you need them to be.
Another huge benefit of a virtual human resources department is that it reduces overhead costs. While you may still have one or several office locations, you may not need to have HR personnel on-hand at each physical location. That could mean your HR staff can be leaner, with fewer individuals delivering service from a centralized (virtual) office to the rest of the firm. It also means that you need less physical office space for your HR staff, and you may not need to pay travel costs for HR staff who need to make visits to satellite offices since they can simply visit the office virtually.
As businesses look to do more with less, it can be quite challenging to keep HR's integrity of service at a high level. Cuts to the HR department may mean fewer people on staff with an increased workload. That's why some businesses are looking to virtual HR as one way of combatting this situation. With a virtual HR department, employees are encouraged to self-service more by connecting directly with HR services. That often allows them to by-pass the HR middleman. It also means tasks like payroll can be automated with ease, which can help alleviate workload pressure in the HR department. Best of all, this means your HR department can do more with less—without being overwhelmed.
When most people think of employee performance reviews, they typically think of a once-a-year meeting where the employee is "reviewed" by HR and management to assess their work. But what if you could make employee review an ongoing process instead? Chances are your employees would feel more engaged and motivated because they're receiving ongoing feedback about their performance, as well as where and how they can improve. It could also allow your firm to spot problems sooner and work with employees to correct them. With virtual HR departments, the ongoing review process is a reality, not a dream—and that means you'll have more engaged, satisfied employees working for you.
For many employers and employees alike, the human resources department has always been something of a "middleman." While HR's work can often seem tangential, with HR personnel called in only when there's a conflict or staffing issue, the truth is that much of HR's work is integral to a business and how it operates. After all, if HR isn't onboarding employees properly or is taking too long to recruit, your business will face staffing and training challenges that could impact your productivity—and the business bottom line. With a virtual HR department, HR services and functions can be better integrated across the business, allowing HR to better serve other departments—and perform their integral functions with more efficiency.
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Love Sometimes Can Be A Strange Thing
May 5, 2010 by Deborah Calla
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I have lived away from my parents for two decades. I was raised in small very tight knit family with its own set of issues like any other family. At age eighteen I went to NYC and never went back home.
The decades I spent away from my family were filled with visits where I would resist going back to see them and then would cry all the way back from Brazil to the US.
I have learned, over time, that my love for my parents is so strong that unconsciously I started a self-preservation process of rejecting them in order not to feel the separation. Of course this has never worked out well the result being; guilt and inner-conflict.
A couple of days ago, going to the beach (I'm still visiting Rio) with a childhood friend we talked about our families' history and she said: "we put our errors and discords behind so we can move forward, because we love."
So I have learned I have rejected and trivialized situations in my life because they were too much for me. My "self" was trying to survive without realizing the damage it was actually causing.
Living life involves loving with all our hearts and involves hurt when the people we have loved are no longer with us. Holding our love back does not save us from the hurt as love is powerful and sooner or later breaks through the dam with all its might.
We can not change the past but we can make a new present which will have a different ending. When I feel bad of all that has gone on before I remember I am looking at my past with the heart and the mind I have today and not the mind and the heart I had yesterday. And I remember I'm making a new life today.


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Trying to install ubuntu 12.04 along side windows 8 using an usb. In the Installtion Type menu where it shows the existing partitions, the menu is blank. If I click New partition table nothing happens.
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