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Posted on 07/15/2010 10:01:50 AM PDT by JoeProBono
Every day this week has come with a new, expletive-laced rant from Mel Gibson. Audio expert believes the taped phone conversations may have been altered.
In the latest recording released by RadarOnline, he berates ex-girlfriend Oksana Grigorieva, the mother of their 8-month-old child, for not giving him oral sex and screams that he'll burn their house down. "You're dishonest and you're f **ked up!," he growled. "So you stay the f **k away from me! Take care of your f **king son and I better have my daughter!"
But is it possible his rants aren't qutie what they seem? Grigorieva denied she released the tapes. Now some question their integrity......
(Excerpt) Read more at abcnews.go.com ...
Is anyone with audio editing experience out there willing to splice together a rant from bits and pieces of his movie roles?
Maybe they were the work of Osama Bin Laden.
Who among us, in the throes of a highly emotional situation, would not be further stressed by this level of scrutiny, whether genuine or not?
This reeks of witch-hunt, and has been played so many times on the liberal networks it's sickening. But not one word about "killing cracker babies"....Hmmmm.
No one seems to be denying that it is in fact Gibson on those tapes.
Mel who said that the mother of his child would be raped by a gang of N-Bombs and his voice that admits to punching the mother of his child in her face.
He is on some bad medication.....and he needs a new therapist.
I have wondered that as well. Also, her voice comes across more clear, as if she isn't on a phone line but he is.
Perhaps it is easily explainable by whatever equipment she was using to record the call, that it may "shield" her voice from sounding like a phone conversation, but it seems a strange effect if so.
I think she's holding a mic up to the phone-that's why she is so clear. But I'm no expert.
Character assassination in progress.
If one of the Hollywood bunch is perceived as too conservative, the liberals gang up.
This woman, who has children for profit, set up a tape recorder and instigated arguments over several days, knowing he would act out, then the most damning parts could be spliced together and *BINGO*...the Golden Meal Ticket.
Mel needs to sober up and go home to Robyn and the kids.
Funny that they came out after she reneged on a court approved agreement with Gibson. And after a judge sealed them when she let slip in court that she had them.
Unfortunately he isn't on any medication for his bipolar except alcohol.
They did the same thing to that noted conservative, Alec Baldwin.
"Never thought really they might be fake."
I've wondered about it, and know that it isn't that difficult to do, but don't know enough about it to be certain if something like this particular tape has been tampered with. Hopefully, someone out there does have that expertise, and can explain the process well enough for the rest of us to understand.
I wonder if the "so called" ranting match any of the movies he has been in?
Distinctly possible, and if so, probably really easy to prove. The other thing I do wonder about, assuming the tapes are real, is if he's got a tumor or lesion on the brain, or something like that.
Video with expert explaining editing "alterations" at above link.
"She clearly was speaking into what we call a large diaphragm microphone. Her voice is very well engineered. She sounds great."
I know nothing about acoutics science or electronics, but I remember thinking when I heard one of these recordings on the news that her voice quality seemed too clear for a recorded phone conversation. But I could not explain why it seemed so to me.
He's bipolar. He said so in an interview.
Audacity is one tool for windows computers that lets you split and combine tracks, for example, and it's free. I don't know what all is available to professionals, but I wouldn't doubt that there is stuff that will let you do the audio equivalent of photoshopping my head on Mel's body.
Makes ya wonder doesn't it? I really hate to see people self-destruct, and Mel is doing it with the pedal mashed to the floor. He's done some truly great work over the years, and all of it will be tarnished by not just what's happening now but what's about to happen. He's not done yet. I'm pretty sure his downward spiral has only just begun. He has a lot further to go, and may not survive it. I just hope there's nobody else with him when it finally happens.
Which is controllable with appropriate meds. Maybe he's off his meds, and maybe he's being set up. Who knows which at this point?
He could, for example, be bipolar as heck, and still innocent in this particular case. Or fully controlled, and guilty as heck. Anybody know anything about her in regards to mental stability? She could be a factor in more ways than one.
"I really hate to see people self-destruct, and Mel is doing it with the pedal mashed to the floor."
I think the jury is still out on if he fell, was pushed, or jumped. If he's had help, it isn't self-destruction. If he's done this to himself, yes, it's very sad, and I'm with you regardless in hoping no one else is harmed in the process.
Watch a close friend take a bunch of Ativans then watch him drink a bunch of Beers.
I't not a good sight AT ALL.
It would turn even Mother Theresa into a RAGING MONSTER.
These rants kind of remind me of that.
That was pretty good.
It also shows how easy it is to alter something like this.
IMHO...Russian mob?!!
Do you know for sure? We know he has a therapist and that usually goes hand in hand with medication.....
Don't Steroids do that too?
Come on...this is Mel's lamest defense to date.
Even without the tapes, authorities have the photos from the girl's dentist of how Mel messed up her mouth with a few punches to the face. The dentist will testify.
I hope the young wife gets as big a settlement as the old wife did.
Mel Gibson is a racist sexist pig, and his glory days are over forever!
Audacity, although a nice enough free cross-platform audio editor, is child's play compared to what is out there for the pros. I am a musician with a just enough experience to be dangerous, and it is almost scary how powerful some of the professional software is. Think of what you have seen photoshopped and apply it to audio only.
I have gone into a studio, sung and/or played a few takes I wouldnt have wasted a cassette tape on in the past, and seen the studio gurus turn it into something fairly listenable.
She hangs with Hollywood and seems to pass from man to man. She has 12 yr old son with Timothy Dalton. And now "accidentally" gets pregnant with Gibson. Who "appears" to be out of control. And rich.
Another thing is if this is the "real" Gibson, she didn't see this before? I'm not buying that one either.
There's just too much here that doesn't smell right. After these tapes were allegedly made, they went to Russia together. She never called police. He accused her of shaking the baby. They had an agreement through a court mediator on support and visitation. She reneged and the tapes appear. AFTER a judge sealed them. Something is rotten here.
He sounds like one of Healy's archived Lasorda tapes....
>Come on...this is Mels lamest defense to date.
To my knowledge Gibson has not offered a defense as yet.
He said in an interview that he's bipolar. He's also mentioned suicide which is scary. I'd bet he doesn't always take his meds. We know he drinks.
Faster than an Instant Message!
Well...I think he's hit bottom....hopefully he gets serious and gets some serious help....
Yeah... dunno what it all is, and while it doesn't excuse him, it goes a way to explaining some of his bizarre personality: His father really did a number on young Mel. His father was seriously messed up and a vicious racist and had some fairly extreme fringe pseudo-catholic beliefs.
Unless he saw Gibson punch her it doesn't mean much. It simply means she had damage. And there are two sides to every story.
Mel Gibson: She's Lying and She Secretly Taped Me
According to sources connected with Mel, on January 6, 2010, Mel and Oksana were arguing at home when Oksana took baby Lucia, ran around the backyard, threw herself on the ground, came back inside the house and began shaking Lucia like a ragdoll. Mel followed and the sources acknowledge there was physical contact, but insist Mel did not punch her and was just trying to protect the baby.
I hope the young wife gets as big a settlement as the old wife did.
They aren't married. The divorce from Robyn isn't final yet. And the Russian refused to marry him.
"I wonder if the so called ranting match any of the movies he has been in?"
No, unless Mel played the part of Ralphie in The Sopranos.
I was so glad to see Ralphie get brutally murdered in his bathtub because of all the crude foul language he used against his young mistress.
I hate men who abuse defenseless women.
I agree. Whether these tapes are real or not, he's gotta get it together.
I didn't know they weren't married.
But then Mel,being such an outstanding Catholic, would shun divorce. What a *&^)!! hypocrite.
I have not the least inkling of sympathy for him.
I do. It must be hard to be so messed up that you get had by a Russian gold digger. On his meds and sober he may have escaped humiliation. And I am a woman. It's broads like this that give women a bad name.
Had friend talking divorce. She called a lawyer and sang the blues. His advice? "When he hits ya honey, call me. Get him to hit ya. We'll clean house."
! You had me fooled. I thought you were a guy.
Sure, there are lots of gold-diggers in the world. And men who are substance-abusers are easy prey.
It's an old, old game.
It's how lawyers get rich.
It happens often because of my screen name.
Sure, there are lots of gold-diggers in the world. And men who are substance-abusers are easy prey.
Yup. He 's an easy target.
Robyn Gibson Supports Mel in Court
Mel Gibson's soon-to-be ex-wife, Robyn, has written a sworn declaration on behalf of Mel, saying he has never physically abused her or any of their children in the 28 years they were married ... TMZ has learned.
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Delena Fish, regional director for the Division of Workforce Services Castle Dale office, gave her quarterly update to the commissioners at a recent commission meeting. She handed out a statistics sheet to the commissioners outlining the measurements and goals with a general overall view of how the office is doing.
Fish said that seasonal jobs will soon be opening up and also the Hunter Plant is expected to have some shutdowns where added employees from the labor unions will be working at the plant and they might need extra skilled laborers. Fish said flagging certification classes will begin April 20. They are also holding MSHA recertification classes once each month at the office in Castle Dale.
They are also holding a communications class each Monday, Wednesday and Friday. The class helps individuals develop work and communication skills. Workforce Services is also placing information articles in the Progress which discuss resources available at DWFS. The food stamp case load is up and the financial caseload is down.
Fish said they have trouble serving people with extreme medical cases because they are hard to fund. Fish said unemployment is at a low in the county and anyone wishing to work can find a job. They are still working to get people trained for the skilled positions.
The DWFS will be operating a summer entrepreneur camp for youth through the Emery County Economic Development Council. The students will meet three times a week. They will write a business plan and be guided through the steps of opening and operating a business. Ages for the class are 15-22. Scholarships are available to attend this class or the participants can self pay. At the end of the class an awards banquet will be held which brings the employers together with the students. Awards will be given. The Applied Technology college has also offered four scholarships to attend the camp.
Mike McCandless, county economic development director also said they hope to find funding for the best plan and actually bring a new business into existence. The goal of the camp is to teach students they don't always have to work for someone else and can be their own boss.
The DWFS also has opportunities for job shadowing where the youth work for a company and the DWFS pays the wages and the employer just provides a job for the youth.
Fish said they do what's best for their customers and teach skills so people can go to work.
Mayor Bart Cox from Orangeville approached the council about the property where the old dog pound is located. This property was leased to the county and since it is no longer in use Orangeville City would like the property back so they can develop restrooms at the facility which will benefit the adjacent ball field. The commission approved the cancel of the lease if Orangeville would accept the property as is which they said they would do. Sheriff Lamar Guymon will see to it that any county property is removed from the building. Commissioner Gary Kofford also said the utilities for the building need to be transferred from the county to Orangeville City.
Karen Truman approached the commission requesting a donation for the community theatre. The commission approved $500. Truman is looking for property where they could build a community theatre building.
The commission expressed concern that tax dollars were used to build the auditorium at the high school and now there is a significant charge to use the facility which prices most groups out of the building. Truman said the county needs a facility that is just for the county people to use. "There are a lot of people in Emery County who are talented and would like to share their talents but there is no avenue to do that, no facility to perform in. I was amazed by the youth that want to be involved in theatre," said Truman. She also mentioned that when such a facility is built it can also be used to attract outside entertainment to the county.
Steve Kemple made a request for permission to replace signs which marked the Old Spanish Trail. The signs put up in the mid-1950s have disappeared. He would like to have them purchased and in place by June when the Old Spanish Trail convention will be held in Green River. The commission approved the request.
A business license was approved for Emily Albrecht from Ferron.
Darrel Leamaster from the Castle Valley Special Service District presented the short term and medium term list for approval. These lists will go to the CIB for their consideration. Projects are given priority of A, B, or C. Top priority projects include money for improvements to the Bear Creek campground, new senior center in Green River, county swimming pool, and renovations for the old Emery church. The commission approved the list.
Commissioner Drew Sitterud said the list goes to the Association of Governments before it is forwarded on to the CIB.
Bret Mills reported that Emery County is ahead of the rest of the state on the 911 system. Improvements are being made to link all systems. All calls will be routed back to the dispatch center closest to where the call is coming from. Currently the Emery County dispatch receives a lot of calls from motorists along I-15 near Cedar City. The new system will give the Emery County dispatcher the ability to immediately connect that caller to the closest dispatch without losing the call. Now they are given the phone number of the closest dispatch or dispatch will relay that information to the closest dispatch. Sometimes those in need only get one chance to contact help and it's important not to lose any of those calls. Some of the funding for new improvements to the system comes from a 911 fee paid on telephone service local as well as cell phone service.
Sheriff Guymon is very pleased with the updates to the system which will enable the sheriff's office to more efficiently handle emergency calls. "This has been needed for a long time to enhance the service to the public and especially for cell phone users. We will be able to pinpoint the exact location the cell phone call is coming from, it will appear on the computer screen. It will be a great benefit," said Sheriff Guymon.
The commission approved an agreement with the forest service for the county to take over the communication site on Boardinghouse Ridge above Electric Lake. This site will increase communication capabilities over the mountainous areas. The commission said a public notice would need to be put in the paper announcing this action.
Sheriff Guymon brought up an item regarding the wrecker service in the county. The dispatch calls wreckers out on a rotation basis. Sometimes the wrecker from Emery will go to Elmo or Cleveland to get a vehicle and then tows it back to Emery resulting in a hefty towing bill for the citizen. Sheriff Guymon said there used to be a dividing line if a call was south of the power plant the wreckers on the south end of the county would go and if it was north of the Hunter plant the northern side wreckers would go. Then some wreckers complained they never got any I-70 calls. The officers also must stay with a vehicle until the wrecker comes and when the wrecker is coming from a long distance it ties up a deputy for a long period of time when he could be of better use elsewhere. "It's a mess, we are facilitating the wreckers but not the public. We need to make some changes and put a dividing line in place again," said Sheriff Guymon
The commissioners decided they would make the issue an agenda item for a future date.
Ray Petersen said he had a grant to get signs to mark the county roads to be in compliance with the OHV ordinance. He also has a volunteer group who will install the signs.
Commissioner Sitterud reported the fair will be buying new tents and these tents will be available for use by all of the cities also. The next commission meeting will be held on April 4 at 9 a.m.


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The Emery County Recreation Board voted to make the standard donation to the Emery All-Star Cheerleading group to help with expenses to go to the Nationals in California. This involves 16 boys and girls from around the county.
Troy Winter addressed the board on the forming of a co-ed soccer team for spring with junior high age players. The recreation district would handle the sign-ups like they do for other sports. The team would travel to play teams in Carbon, Green River and Moab.
Last year there were two teams from this age group. They would need a jersey, socks and shorts for their uniforms. Winter said he has some people interested in certifying so they can officiate at the games. This will be a recreation district program for now.
Winter said he has talked to the administrators at the school district, but it's not feasible for them to take on another program right now with the current budget restraints. The spring soccer program would fall under the current guidelines for the fall soccer program. Two teams will be fielded one from the north and one from the south. Carbon has three teams that want to participate.
Kalynn Fail said Green River teams play in Moab all the time so travel for them is a given.
In the Utah High School Athletics Association the boys play in the spring and the girls in the fall, but the junior high age team will have both boy and girl players.
Gaylee Jeffs, recreation director, said the program won't cost any more for insurance. Winter said he will have a parent meeting in the near future and his goal is ultimately to have a soccer team at the high school.
Emery County Community Theatre will produce Nunsense on March 12-14 with a matinee on March 14. The community theatre requested a donation from the recreation board. The standard donation was approved.
The board approved to give half the fees collected at the racquetball tournament for the use of the facilities at Food Ranch.
The purpose of the tournament was to increase the interest in racquetball in the county and Drew LeRoy at Food Ranch has reported he has had several phone calls and people interested in getting back into the sport.
The fly tying clinic is currently underway and being held each Wednesday at Canyon View Junior High. The board voted to reimburse the teacher Curt Collard for his expenses in providing the class.
The board talked of holding a fly tying clinic at Green River. Tyler Bastian is willing to teach the class and Doyle Jensen is willing to help and Principal Nolan Johnson has approved the use of a Green River school for the class. Fail also wondered if a fishing day could be arranged for the class participants where they could fish in the pond on the golf course. They will find out what is required to use this pond for a fishing day.
The board voted to approve a change in the way the time cards are handled at the recreation district. They will be handled every two weeks to make the system the same as at the county.
The mayors of each city appoint someone from their town to serve on the recreation board. The board members elected their chairman for the 2009 year. Marie Anderson of Emery was voted to chair the board. The vice-chairman is Laurie Pitchforth with the secretary/treasurer Jordan Leonard.
Fail said in one of the upcoming meetings Eugene Swalberg from the State Parks will address the board asking for a donation for the Green River golf course. Swalberg is getting proactive in promoting the course and securing donations to avoid being hit by budget cuts for the 2010 budgeting year.
He sent a letter to the board outlining the important benefits of the Green River course including employing people and offering a significant recreational and economic opportunity all year long in Green River. The course also receives visitors from around the state.
The board members gave their reports. Leonard said the back nine at Millsite will start construction in April and will not interfere with play on the front nine. Nielson Construction will be the contractor for the project. A junior golf clinic is scheduled for June.
The upcoming dodge ball tournament will be on March 21 at the recreation building in Castle Dale. Six people on a team at least although you can have more. The fee is $5 per person. It begins at 8 a.m. and will be a double elimination. There will be age division brackets.
Fail reported the Green River Trail Ride will be on April 11-12. March 12 the junior jazz will start in Green River. The district will again sponsor the special needs bowling for the Green River children.
Bart Cox reported in Orangeville they are having CERT training which is a 20 hour course.
The recreation director Jeffs gave her report. The district is starting a youth swimming league which will have teams from each town and they will compete at swim meets. Tammy Oliverson will operate the league.
The recreation district is beginning a dance class program to teach dances for adults. Darrell Gardner will be contacted to see if he is available to help with this dance instruction.
Special needs swimming program will be on March 2-6 from 4-5 p.m.
The campground host position at Bear Creek is being advertised and bids accepted.
The youth council will not be doing a lamb fry at the fair this year. It's not clear yet if the lamb fry will be advertised and put out for bid, or if there will be one. Someone suggested maybe just having it for one night the Friday of the fair.
The recreation district received a letter from the state auditor which stated the district is in substantial compliance. The junior jazz tournaments are being held and the season is wrapping up for basketball. "It was wonderful to use the Spartan Center and the old gym at the high school," said Jeffs.


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During the public hearing held recently at the Emery Water Conservancy District, comments were heard concerning the 2007 budget amendments and questions were answered concerning the 2008 budget. Following discussion of both the issues, the public hearing was closed. In the regular meeting of the board, the budgets items were approved.
EWCD Director Jay Mark Humphrey stated the recent snow storms have helped the water year totals. "We are not in bad shape for December," said Humphrey. "The storms were spotty and inconsistent, but dropped a fair amount of snow in the mountains." The basin wide averages are near or above 100 percent of average.
Humphrey informed the board of circumstances surrounding the Cottonwood Canyon coal tract lease that is currently being advertised. He said EWCD has been working with the School and Institutional Trust Lands Administration to protect Joe's Valley reservoir from coal mining too closely. SITLA has left a 1.8 mile buffer zone around the lake and the dam in which no mining activity can occur. The lease does not allow for any mining to take place inside the 1.8 mile zone.
"SITLA has done everything we asked concerning this lease," Humphrey said. "We should be at the public hearing to express our appreciation to them."
Members of the board of the EWCD are: Ross Hinkins, Morris Sorensen, Lee McElprang, Earl Fillmore, Craig Johansen and Roger Barton. Their next meeting is scheduled for March 26 at the district's office in Castle Dale at 7 p.m.


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: I live in a condo and fuses, so I am told, are located in our individual units. I have also been told that there should be a switch to turn the fuse back on, but I cannot find the switch anywhere. The oddest thing is that the microwave and dishwasher are located directly next to the refrigerator, which is working perfectly fine.
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Don't kid yourself. even without wood studs, you still have a lot of wood in your house and termites are an issue. Aside from termites, excessive moisture can cause other problems.
they do make what are called Condensing dryers. they have a cooler on the exhaust that condenses out the moisture before exhausting it into the house. They are not as good as an outside exhaust but far better than what you have. they do need a water drain for the condensate.
You might check the "historical district" rules again and talk to some of your neighbors to see how they handle it. Rules for these areas generaly preserve the appearance , but they make some kind of allowance for modern convieniences. Like indoor plumbing instead of outhouses, modern heating and air conditioning, rewire for modern lighting and appliances, etc.
you might need to be a little creative. dryer ducting doesn't need to be 6" dia running to a standard aluminum hooded vent. it can vent from behind an antique cast iron grill. with an auxillary in line blower, it could be vented thru a much smaller pipe.
The powers in charge of these areas will sometimes grant minor variances to the rules as long as you are making a real effort to go along with the sprit of the rules.
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Team news for the Chiefs sees skipper Tom Hayes return in the second row in place of James Hanks, whilst behind Phil Dollman – who missed last weekend's game because of illness – returns in the centre at the expense of Ian Whitten.
The former Ulsterman and Hanks both drop down to the bench where they will be joined by returning England international Tom Johnson.
Meanwhile, Matt Banahan, Ben Skirving, Ryan Caldwell, Dave Attwood and Ollie Devoto all return to the Bath Rugby line-up as the side travel to Sandy Park.
Banahan comes back into the side at number 12, partnering Kyle Eastmond for the first time in the centres. Tom Biggs and Horacio Agulla start outside them on the wings, with Ollie Devoto making his first Aviva Premiership start at fullback. Stephen Donald and Michael Claassens continue their half-back partnership.
Skirving returns from injury to be named at number 8, with Guy Mercer and Francois Louw on the openside and blindside flanks respectively.
Attwood and Caldwell combine in the second row, whilst there are no changes to the front row, which sees David Wilson and Paul James continue either side of Lee Mears at hooker.
Form: The narrow 18-16 defeat at Gloucester was the Chiefs first loss in their last eight games in all competitions, and left them four points off the Aviva Premiership play-off zone. If they are to end 2012 on a high note they will have to do so against a Bath side they have failed to beat since entering the top flight in 2010 – with six defeats to their local rivals in all competitions since then. That run includes a 23-15 reverse at The Rec in late October – leaving Bath as the only Premiership side the Chiefs are yet to beat since their promotion. Bath are also coming into the match off the back of a defeat to a side in the top four, suffering a 22-0 turnover at the hands of a Charlie Hodgson-inspired Saracens at The Rec last weekend.
Exeter: 15 Luke Arscott, 14 Gonzalo Camacho, 13 Phil Dollman, 12 Jason Shoemark, 11 Matt Jess, 10 Gareth Steenson, 9 Haydn Thomas, 8 Richard Baxter, 7 James Scaysbrook, 6 Dean Mumm, 5 Aly Muldowney, 4 Tom Hayes (c), 3 Hoani Tui, 2 Simon Alcott, 1 Brett Sturgess.
Replacements: 16 Neil Clark, 17 Ben Moon, 18 Carl Rimmer, 19 James Hanks, 20 Tom Johnson, 21 Kevin Barrett, 22 Ignacio Mieres, 23 Ian Whitten.
Bath: 15 Ollie Devoto, 14 Horacio Agulla, 13 Kyle Eastmond, 12 Matt Banahan, 11 Tom Biggs, 10 Stephen Donald, 9 Michael Claassens, 8 Simon Taylor, 7 Guy Mercer, 6 Francois Louw (c), 5 Ryan Caldwell, 4 Dave Attwood, 3 David Wilson, 2 Lee Mears, 1 Paul James.
Replacements: 16 Tom Dunn, 17 Charlie Beech, 18 Anthony Perenise, 19 Stuart Hooper, 20 Will Skuse, 21 Mark McMillan, 22 Tom Heathcote, 23 Dan Hipkiss.
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To compete in the premium-priced (>$100) segment of the headphone world--where Beats enjoys over half the market share--untold numbers of headphone makers have attempted to sell Beats-inspired headphones, some even more than just inspired, looking like outright clones. Others, however, have taken a completely different tack to help earn their premium prices, making use of luxurious materials and design, eschewing the Beats-trendy plastic cuff look in favor of ritzy metal and leather sculptures. The Bowers & Wilkins P5 and Philips Fidelio L1 come to mind. And you can now count Sennheiser among this latter group, with the introduction of their brand new MOMENTUM.
The $350 MOMENTUM is a closed, circumaural (around-the-ear) headphone designed to be used the way most people in the world today seem to be using their headphones--plugged directly into mobile phones. Sennheiser designed the MOMENTUM to be easy to drive by a mobile phone, with a low 18-ohm nominal impedance, and a relatively sensitive nature. Increasing its phone-friendly appeal is the included cable with iDevice-compatible three-button in-line mic/control. (The MOMENTUM also comes with a plain audio-only cable.)
The MOMENTUM comes with a very nice hard-side carrying case covered in what feels to me like a high-thread-countbrushed fabric in a very unique (unique for a headphone case anyway) rich brown color. One particularly nice detail of the MOMENTUM and its carrying case is the ability to carry the headphone in the case with the detachable cable plugged into the headphone. To make this doable, Sennheiser designed the MOMENTUM so that the cable's headphone-side plug inserts very deeply, leaving just a wee bit of plug body sticking out from the earcup. I've found most of the headphones I use with detachable cables require the cable to be removed while in the case, and one of my pet peeves is having to fumble with the cable when removing the headphone for use or putting it away.
As best I can recollect, there hasn't been a Sennheiser headphone so strongly promoted for its style and non-audio-related aspects--coupled with minimal specific information about its sonic bits and pieces--than the MOMENTUM. Given the MOMENTUM's beautiful style and swanky materials, I can't say I blame Sennheiser for playing these aspects up to the market
its targeting.
The MOMENTUM's stainless steel headband has a very nice brushed finish that is as well-executed on the less visible inside of the band as on its outer surface, which is representative of the attention to detail that's obvious throughout the MOMENTUM's construction. It's the type and quality of brushed finish that you'd more expect to see on a fancy stainless steel watch than on headphones.
The in-line mic/control and the unique variable angle mini plug's body also seem to be made of stainless steel. By the way, this bendable plug is a vast improvement over the comparatively huge twist-type hybrid straight/angled plug that the Sennheiser MX 980 and some of its peers were equipped with (in case you were worried that was the plug I was referring to).
The leather covering the top of the split-type headband is a beautiful, rugged-feeling hide, and the leather on all the surfaces that touch you has a far more supple hand. To provide the opulent skins, Sennheiser actually turned to famed English tannery Pittards. (And, yes, it's all real leather, and it's also sweat and water resistant.)
In addition to looking gorgeous, the MOMENTUM is also very comfortable. The super-supple leather earpads are circumaural and pillowy soft, the clamping force very mild, and the feel on the head feather light. I can wear the MOMENTUM for hours at a stretch, and have done that many times since its arrival. When it comes to portable headphones, the importance of this level of comfort cannot be overstated, because, frankly, most of my favorite portable over-ear headphones are supra-aural (or on-ear), and generally not comfortable enough for non-stop hours-long wear. (Again, the MOMENTUM is circumaural, or around-the-ear.)
So the MOMENTUM is a visual and tactile treat, and it's extremely comfortable; but what seems an almost single-minded emphasis on its looks and materials might have you worrying about its sonic performance. Well, the Sennheiser MOMENTUM is,
to my ears, a very good headphone for what it is, and for the market it's going after, and I have enough background to know that there was much consideration, tuning and effort behind the MOMENTUM's sound signature, not just its looks.
So how does it sound? Like many headphones that more specifically target the general premium consumer market (as opposed to diehard audiophiles), the MOMENTUM is a headphone with some bass emphasis. The boosted bass sounds to me to be rather more wide-band than the more focused, milder bass emphasis of, say, the V-MODA M-80 (which is one of a few of my reference portable over-ears). It's enough of a boost (and wide enough) to push the MOMENTUM's tonal balance out of reference-class, to my ears, but slots it almost perfectly into the type of sonic signature I prefer for a headphone I'd choose for on-the-go use, where I prefer some bass emphasis to help accentuate the music's rhythm in the din of the bustling world around me. In consideration of its level of boost, the MOMENTUM's bass still has adequate control, but ideally I'd prefer it somewhat narrower in band, a bit tighter, and more focused on lower bass.
Everything above the MOMENTUM's lower range boost is rendered very nicely. Versus the Bowers & Wilkins P5 and the Philips Fidelio L1 (two other headphones I enjoy for on-the-go listening), the MOMENTUM has more clarity for me through the mids, and more treble detail and shimmer. Like the P5 and L1, the MOMENTUM has a clear tendency toward a thicker overall tonal balance, but remains reasonably detailed overall, and would be my overall sonic preference of these three luxury headphones.
While I easily recommend the MOMENTUM as an on-the-go headphone, I'd be less quick to recommend it as a reference headphone for more critical listening, unless your personal reference sound tends toward a bass-heavier signature, in which case you'd probably love the MOMENTUM. My three personal reference portable over-ears are currently the beyerdynamic DT 1350, Sennheiser Amperior and V-MODA M-80. Though these headphones all sound different from one another, all are more generally even-handed--more accurate overall--than the MOMENTUM, possessing the types of signatures I can more easily settle into for more critical stationary home and office listening.
Of these, the one that Head-Fi'ers have asked most about in comparison to the MOMENTUM is the Amperior, some speculating that perhaps they use the same driver. Sennheiser has confirmed that they do not use the same driver; and, to my ears, they have about as much in common sonically as they do in appearance (which is to say not much in common at all). Though the Amperior tamed some of what I feel is a sometimes too-aggressive Sennheiser HD 25-1 II treble, the MOMENTUM is even smoother to me up top, from the middle highs on up (and that can be either a positive or negative trait, depending on what you like). But there's more than that separating them, the MOMENTUM's more emphasized bass and fuller mids completing the dissociation for me between these two. Here's what I'll say, then: If you've heard the Amperior (or the HD 25-1 II which, again, is a bit more treble-peaky to me than the Amperior)--and you thought it was too aggressive up top, and you also wanted more emphasis on the low end--then the MOMENTUM should definitely be on your short list
As far as isolation goes, the MOMENTUM is comparable to the Amperior, which is to say quite good, but short of the level of passive sound-deadening of the beyerdynamic DT 1350 (which is still one most isolating passive over-ears I've used).
For me, the new Sennheiser MOMENTUM is a super-comfortable, beautifully made headphone that will likely take its place ahead of the Philips Fidelio L1 and Bowers & Wilkins P5 as a gorgeously built, super-stylish headphone with the bass emphasized sound signature (and good overall clarity and resolution) that I'm looking for while on-the-go. And with my current lifestyle, that's an important role to fill with me, and one that gets a headphone a lot of time over these ears of mine.
Though it won't take the place of my current portable reference over-ear headphones for more critical listneing, I find myself grabbing for the MOMENTUM instead of those more than I thought I would, in large part because of the MOMENTUM's comfort--and, yes, I admit because of its style, too. Again, though, if your personal preference is generally for a thicker, bass-emphasized sound with good overall detail, the MOMENTUM might just be the reference headphone you've been looking for.
And if a headphone's styling is a key consideration for you, I don't think I have to do much more than to show you some photos of it to be sold.
I applaud Sennheiser for choosing to go this route to appeal to the premium consumer headphone market. For its intended use and market, the MOMENTUM is an excellent sounding headphone, as well as a leather and steel design oasis in a desert full of plastic lookalikes.
- Sennheiser MOMENTUM unboxing photos
- Sennheiser MOMENTUM Head-Fi'er reviews (none posted as of 2012-09-15, as the MOMENTUM just started shipping)
- Sennheiser MOMENTUM product page on Sennheiser's website


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Me Too Dee Wide Calf Riding Boot
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For always classic style, turn to Me Too. The Dee Riding Boot is simple yet chic; a perfect addition to any woman's wardrobe this season!
- Leather upper
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- 14½" shaft height, inside zipper
- 16" calf circumference, fits wider calves
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February 19, 2013
These are not for me ...
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January 16, 2013
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""Wow! These boots look classic & elegant. I've worn them around for a few days, and they don't hurt my feet either, a first! Most boots do not fit me, but these are big enough that I can even wear my jeans in them. Zipping up is no problem. Besides the buckle being a bit gold tinted & a lack of traction, they are really the perfect boot. Finally!""
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Give your summer dress collection a pop of color and sparkle with this ladylike bebe dress, featuring beaded stripes and a keyhole neckline. Offers a luxe lightweight drape. Try yours with a pair of metallic sandals and a minaudiere to complete an evening look.
- 100% polyester
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The divisions of Neurology and Psychiatry will host Grand Rounds from 8-9 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 31, in two locations.
Neurology Grand Rounds will be held in Lecture Hall 1 of Schwitalla Hall. Samer Elbabaa, M.D., present "Pediatric Minimally Invasive Endoscopic Neurosurgery. "
Elbabaa is director of the division of Pediatric Neurosurgery at the School of Medicine and SSM Cardinal Glennon Children's Medical Center. He received his medical degree from the University of Jordan and completed neurosurgical residency training at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and a clinical fellowship in pediatric neurosurgery at the Cleveland Clinic.
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Two Lips Suzie Sandal
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Show off your sultry side in the Suzie by Two Lips. This sandal has just the right amount of glam to let you shine.
- Suede upper with cutouts and studs
- Back zip closure.
- 4½" studded heel
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April 10, 2013
My birthday shoe
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November 26, 2012
Cute Sandal
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Too sweet Too short
"Love the shoe but it runs short & straps were a bit uncomfortable. Too cute, too little, too short!"
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September 19, 2012
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Naughty Monkey Sha La La Platform Pump
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Dance your way through the season in style with the Naughty Monkey Sha La La platform pump. Fierce animal print and a chic belted buckle strap give these darling heels details that stand out.
- Leather and calf hair upper
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April 11, 2013
"Cute, but the shoes ran short. I typically wear an 8, but their 8 gave me little room. Going to try an 8.5 to see if it's any better."
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January 23, 2013
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"These shoes are fabulous they are as cute in person as they are pictured. They look great on though they are stiff at the back of the shoe because of the high cut, hitting right at the ankle bone of course, something that an insole might off set, I hope. The white is an off white so keep that in mind when trying to match outfits. The heel height is also good, giving your basic black slacks that extra pop."
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Eye-catching Pump
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text: Alexis Elaine Swasey has accepted the call to serve a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the Spain Madrid Mission. She will speak in sacrament meeting on Dec. 28 at 11 a.m. in the Castle Dale First Ward Stake Center. She will report to the Provo Missionary Training Center on Jan. 7, 2009. She is the daughter of Merrill and Sandra Swasey of Castle Dale and the granddaughter of Wayne and Elaine Wilberg and the late Sherman and Birdie Swasey of Boneta, Utah.


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"From Tutus to Trunks: The Shaping of Dance Design" with Connie Strayer
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Costume design by Connie Strayer for Sunken Cathedral, choreographed by Mark Foeringer for Mark Foeringer Dance Project
From the heavy and concealing costumes for dance in the time of Louis XIV to the more revealing, body-hugging costumes of today, design for dance has evolved alongside fashion, but has been molded by individuals in the field with vision and purpose, created by artists, choreographers, directors, and the dancers themselves. Political upheavals, literature and art movements, and technical advancements have made their mark on the visuals of dance. These major events, coupled with unique individuals, have brought us to a bounty of visual riches in dance today. In this lecture we take a whirlwind tour into dance design, from its origins up to the present day and beyond.
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Skip to comments.Texas Gov. Perry throws support behind McConnell
Posted on 03/17/2014 10:06:43 AM PDT by manic4organic
MURRAY, Ky. (AP) - Texas Gov. Rick Perry threw his support behind U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell on Saturday, telling 300 fellow Republicans that the minority leader will win re-election.
McConnell finds himself in a GOP primary fight with wealthy businessman Matt Bevin, who attended the event but wasnt allowed to speak.
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Survey says............WRONG!!!! Not a good move there Ricky.
I never had a lot of use for our Gov Pointy Boots .
He probably got elected because of his good looks .
I didn't expect that. But maybe I haven't been paying close enough attention.
I've pretty much given up on sanity returning.
Perhaps, but consistent with Perrys' beliefs.
Nice move, Rickster.
Hope you aren't planning on stumbling for president again, chump.
"McConnell finds himself in a GOP primary fight with wealthy businessman Matt Bevin, who attended the event but wasnt allowed to speak."
Ricky should just keep his mouth shut and let the people of Kentucky decide.
So, what's the 'scandal' here? Palin endorsed McCain during the primary in 2010. Who cares? Bevin is not going to win, so it's a smart political move.
That's alright Dick'. We'll make sure you won't run for prez a second time...
Rick Perry - GOP-E with a twang.
There goes his POTUS hopes!
Perry's planning to run for President, so he probably is doing this for obviously future political gain. I don't know much about the Ky. race.
Perry's planning to run for President, so he probably is doing this for obviously future political gain. I don't know much about the Ky. race.
He is vying to be the establishment's alternative to JEB.
And thus La Raza Rick flushes away his second chance at a POTUS run...
If a McConnell win were certain, Perry would have been wiser to withhold endorsement from either.
Perry was probably well paid to voice his support for McConnell. However, Perry will never again get any majority of TEA Party support for any campaign.
Ouch, that will leave a mark.
One fool supporting another fool.
"Perry will never again get any majority of TEA Party support for any campaign."
Some forget Rick Perry's courageous stance on Texas congressional redistricting several years ago. When the Democrats fled the state to deny a quorum, Perry kept calling one special session after another until he finally wore the Democrats down. The resulting map gave the nation Louie Gohmert, Ted Poe, Randy Neugebaur, Bill Flores and others (and took down Martin Frost, Chet Edwards, Nick Lampson and others). It would have been far more politically expedient to throw in the towel, but to his credit he held firm in the face of unrelenting media criticism. I will always be appreciative of the political courage he demonstrated in that episode.
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I've never had any doubt that Perry was GOPe, but he proves it clearly with this endorsement.
His conservative speech making and I emphasize speech making in recent years was political ploy and his run for president in 2012 probably a calculation to split votes and help Romney.
Now the fake conservative credibility Perry built up is being spent to save Mitch McConnell's political backside.
03/16/2014 9:26:23 AM PDT · by TADSLOS · 141 repliesThe Washington Times ^ | Saturday, March 15, 2014 | Adam Beam
If the TEA Party voters are paying attention, Rand Paul's voter support could go back to the 2% enjoyed by his dear old dad for so many years.
I'm sure La Raza Rick will get a nice pat on the bulge on his backside for this from the USCoC.
If Perry had his way, those folks wouldn't have been elected but his mission for the GOP as would be the mission for any GOP politician in any state would be to draw the congressional district lines so Republicans win the most seats.
Perry did it for the Republican Party, not the TEA PARTY.....
Paul endorsed McConnell to get his support for getting that law changed in KY so he could run for both senate and president.
Perry has no reason to support McConnell. But Perry supported Dewhurst too.
Perry's probably trying to get future endorsements for president.
Unfortunately, this is how it works.
Well I am not from Texas (at least not yet), However if I was Perry would have just pi$$ed it all away.
Perry has always been a mixed bag, and here is more proof. That has kept me from whole-heartedly supporting a Perry presidential run.
Well, Sarah supported McInsane's re-election. Where does that leave Palin fans?
Some forget Rick Perrys courageous stance on Texas
congressional redistricting several years ago.
Yes it took until 2003 to get the districts set which gave the
GOP a 21 - 11 majority for the first time since reconstruction.
It wasn't until 2006 that the final court case was settled.
Establishment Republicans stick together. Sometimes insanely so. You never know when, in the past, McConnell endorsed or campaigned for Perry so a "debt" was owed.
Still can't forget Palin endorsing McCain again for the Senate.
I'm a convert. Perry is a RINO.
I see our good Gov. Goodhair has already stumbled in the race for 2016...
I see our good Gov. Goodhair has already stumbled in the race for 2016...
This is what politicians do, big deal. If McConnell asked for Perrys endorsement, he's really desperate. Who in KY cares what Rick Perry says, anyway?
Sorry, I did a search first.
"Still doubters out there about Perry's RINOcity?"
I HAD thought he was just a poor debater and/or stupid. With this I realize that he is a poor debater, stupid AND a useful idiot for the progressive ruling elite and the GOPe.
Gov. Perry exposes himself as an insider RINO POS
"Matt Bevin, who attended the event but wasnt allowed to speak."
He's going for the anti-Ted Cruz vote.
In the military it was called brown nosing.
Perry has been good on the economy and the Second Amendment. Also on the budget. Otherwise, not so much, but that was enough to make him acceptable as governor for this Texan.
Gonzales is good on all of those, too. Plus a lot more. So See Ya, Goodhair...
Perry appears to be brainless, yet he has the nerve to call me heartless :D
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Gas or electric? If electric the factory thermostat setting is just above warm, whereas you previous one was probably set a 140 or 150. The Case/Briggs 3000/3001 were the finest toilets ever made, except for the fill valve. I just wish they had not discontinued them.
: I could sure use some wisdom/advice. New 40 gallon AO Smith water heater heats just fine but we run out of hot water rather quickly. This heater replaces an older 40 gallon AO Smith which gave great service for many, many years. Is there a way to boost performance or do we have to buy another, larger capacity water heater. Our use remains the same as in years past...I guess 40 gallons is no longer 40 gallons. (another note and I'll mention the nightmare of trying to replace old, weary, wall mounted Case toilets.)
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Arku appoints U.S. technical director
Arku Coil Systems Inc. has appointed Nicholas Miller as technical director for its U.S. operations. He serves as liaison between coil line customers in North America and production in Germany.
For the past 2.5 years, Miller has worked as a design engineer and then project manager for coil lines at Arku's parent company in Baden-Baden, Germany, and he recently transferred back to the U.S. He has degrees in mechanical engineering from Purdue University and economics from Butler University.


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Welcome to your morning dose of denim news, links, sales, and inside info! Catch up on what's happening and browse our personal picks for the most interesting what-not that turns up during our morning web crawl. Got a tip you think we should include, a sale you want to share, or a style you just saw and can't live without? Email us!
1. Missed us last week? Catch up on our NYFW coverage! We visited the NEUW Denim showroom for an up-close look at the line, and chatted with Raleigh Denim Workshop about their unique production model.
2. Love him or non-love him, Scott Schuman shoots some great street style, and he has a particular talent for capturing denim (check out his blog or his first book). He just announced on twitter that he's releasing his second book in September of this year. His comments below:
"One of the things that I've been working on over the past several months has been saving some of my favorite images, instead of posting on the blog, as exclusives for the next book. Since I'm addicted to sharing the best of what I find with you, it's really killing me to save these images instead of posting them on the blog, but I think it will make the next book that much stronger!"
3. Native Son teamed with Raleigh Denim for AW'12 and the next four seasons, endeavoring to bring back a dying denim culture with a much needed dose of old school integrity.
4. Heddels posted up pics from the Indonesia division of Iron Heart's 2012 raw denim event, which looks like it was pretty awesome. They exhibited their faded jeans, drank a lot of beer, and celebrated the Tokyo/UK brand in Indonesia's first distribution outlet.
5. We're pretty bummed that we're not at PROJECT LV, but our homeboy The Denim Guy is there, so follow him for denim updates!
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This late night talk show host ditched his wife for a few hours to go to a party. He said it was a boring industry thing. Turns out it was a lunch time bachelor party at a strip club and who knew, but our talk show host is a spanker.
Not on NBC.
Kimmel would do such a thing and Craig Ferguson too.ReplyCancel
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Conan. Ginger got snapped! !ReplyCancel
I can see Sarah Silverman getting spanked by Kimmel.ReplyCancel
Late night talk show host smackdown coming right up!ReplyCancel
Maybe it's just me but I don't see this blind as any big thing Entward…some people like to pat the booty!ReplyCancel
Craig as a spanker, would be fun. Letterman? Not at all… Cue Animal House : rich sorority initiation? 0:27? 0:27
@sandybrook He wishes!!ReplyCancel
Not Kimmel. His wife Molly is co-head writer on his show, so using "it's a boring industry thing" wouldn't work when your wife is in the same industry.ReplyCancel
Most if not all of these shows tape during daytime right? So this would have been on a weekend?ReplyCancel
So fucking what!!! He went to a bachelor party at a strip club- what guy hasn't done that?? Oh my god someone saw him give a stripper a little spanking or, more likely, a swat on the ass. This is gossip??ReplyCancel
The most gossip worthy thing about his blind is that it was a lunch time bachelor party – lame!!ReplyCancel