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Phew, another week here again. I am super tired as usual. This past weekend, I ran my 4th half marathon! I ran the See Jane Run half marathon, they gave out champagne and chocolate at the end. I am happy to report that this was my best half yet, even though I didn't train for it I noticed a HUGE difference from my lifting and sprints lately. The course was flat through our greenbelt and the scenery was really pretty. I met quite a few really nice people too. Miles 1-7 I paced myself at about a 12 min mile, then 7-10 I slowed down slightly I'm guessing a 12:30-12:45 pace, then finished off a little slower because of the pain. I really can't say that I have too much to say about this run, it wasn't intensely hard as far as the course goes and all of my weight loss/strength training journey have really made me stronger mentally. I certainly wouldn't say it was easy, but it wasn't the worst I have felt either. The See Jane run half gave out some pretty cool finishers swag too, I got a running shirt, a medal, and a champagne glass. They let you fill up the glass as many times as you wanted, so you know that was my favorite part! I do think this would have gone better in a bigger city. The course where I lived was somewhat unorganized and I had trouble finding any information about it beforehand. In fact, I didn't see a full race map until I was running! My husband volunteered and he had a pretty awful experience too. Regardless of this, I still really enjoyed it and am happy with my performance.
Other weekend happenings:
Friday, the husband and I went to see Monster's University. I LOVED it. I really thought it was more of an adult movie than a kid's movie. We also went to dinner so that I could have chicken and my new obsession- sweet potatoes. I've never liked sweet potatoes until I started eating clean. Now, I am obsessed and since I missed out for so long now I have to make up for lost time by eating them daily.
Macros Update:
My macros plan is going really well. I'll be honest, last weekend I didn't stay on track in terms of counting them. I was off on most of themSaturday and Sunday, but even though I went over I still ate clean foods. I didn't eat pizza like I really wanted to. I also didn't lift for 3 days, since the half I have been super sore but I am going back to the gym today for arms and light cardio. I'll let you know how the weigh in goes this week!
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What is "Wholesale Reserve?" At Russ Darrow, we understand that some of our customers are on a tight budget and only need transportation. These vehicles are fully inspected and rather than send them to auction, we have reserved them for you at reduced prices. Any mechanical issues are clearly disclosed on the vehicle. They may not be "perfect" but they may be just "perfect for you!"
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" I think my salesman Trent Schuette will not forget me. The Body Shop Manager, Martin Rehfeldt will also not forget me. I want to thank all of you in the Group for helping me. "
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" Recently retired and moved 100 miles from dealer. I also sold my Honda and due to a recall they actually tracked me down to see why I was not bringing it in. Now that is service. I was a loyal customer for many years and was never disappointed by their service or advice. Always on time service! "
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" Pulled into Russ Darrow Honda as a last hope after countless (okay, five) disappointing visits to other car dealerships. The dealers at other lots were too sleazy, the cars were too expensive for what you were offered, or we just couldn't agree on a bottom line price. When I e-mailed Dale from Russ Darrow Honda, I got an immediate response with some great suggestions. There was a promotion going on that sounded like a good deal to me, but, shame on me, I didn't read ALL the fine print. When we got there, we realized two things 1) The car with all the extra features was more expensive than we thought 2) We didn't love the base model for the lower price. Dale worked with us tirelessly (over an hour after the dealership closed) to meet us on the middle ground and get us the car that we wanted. With most car salesmen, I feel like I'm being hit on by a greasy guy at a divebar, but Dale was knowledgeable, respectful, and completely approachable. Instead of pointing out that we could have gotten our price point if we gave up our fun features (I love a moonroof...kind of a lot), he cut corners, found wiggle room, and did whatever the hell else car dealers are doing when they run back and forth to their managers and negotiate the price of a car with you. We got a fair value on our trade-in (the check engine light was on and I did. not. want. to deal with it), and a great price on our car.We wound up with a manual transmission - which Dale actually taught my husband how to drive. And when there was a screw-up (hey, people make mistakes) and we wound up with the wrong license plate on our car, Dale drove out to my work and replaced them for me, instead of making me drive back out to the car lot. Could not be happier with our vehicle, or the price that we got it for. Also, Dale completely put up with our shenanagans like a champ. It was late, I was tired, hungry, and ready to leave, but we really wanted to find a way to make the nicer vehicle fit in our budget (which basically meant that by the end of the night, my toddler was less cranky than I was). When we left, we felt like we had a great car at a great price, and a great resource for our next vehicle. Head out to Russ Darrow Honda, talk to Dale, and tell him you read this, because maybe it will get me brownie points for my next car :) "
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" Walter was an awesome salesperson! He was very helpful every step of the way! The car detailing crew could have done a better job with cleaning out the car and getting rid of random articles in the car. Also, we expected that the car would come with 2 keys but it only came with one after our purchase. We do appreciate tht they provided us with a discount on purchasing another key, but would have loved to know this in the beginning of the process. "
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" My hats off to Jeff Zembrosky and team. Appreciate the professionalism in the purchase of my new Pilot. Definitely a great way to buy a car, without hassle and pressure. Was super dealing with people that know the product and can easily explain the features and benefits. Thanks again for your assistance. My hope is the quality of service of the Brown Deer store matches or exceeds that of West Bend! Robert Arne "
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" Just wanted to take the time to thank you and your team for making Kevin's first car buying experience a GREAT one. He is very happy with his NEW car...Honda Civic!! George and his guys at the Honda Store did a wonderful job of making Kevin feel important and their knowledge was very helpful. Namely: Josh Eynon Sales Manager, Gregg Knoll Sales, and again Mike Graat Business Manager. This is my second time with Mike and as always did a great job. Gregg Knoll did a terrific job of delivering the car.....explained every thing and knew his "Stuff". George and Josh set it all up. A great team effort. "
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" brian block was so awsome i wish he was my brother hes a great sales man he needs a raise or a bonus hes one of the best employees u could ever have thanks guys. "
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" Extremely impressed and extremely HAPPY! I was so sure walking into the Russ Darrow Honda dealership on Brown Deer Rd., would result in utter let-down and disappointment. To my surprise, my experience was a complete success! Not only was the welcoming staff professional, friendly and moved with urgency, but my sales experience was Great and I got the car I had dreamed of, literally! I am pleased and excited to say that not all dealerships are the same and I can speak from experience as I have driven 3 Hondas and I'm on my 4th. I stuck with one dealership for many years and decided to break the mold and visit Russ Darrow Honda and I'll continue to stay with Russ Darrow Honda! I could go on and on about my experience but take it from me, do yourself a favor and go visit and see for yourself. "
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" Our Salesperson Gregg Knoll was the primary reason for us to purchase a Honda. We went to two other area Honda dealers and their salespeople were pushy and cocky. We gave the Brown Deer location a final try and Gregg was VERY polite and professional. "
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" Mike Tuler was awesome! I noticed a small scratch on my new Civic a day after I bought it and he took care of it right away...Thanks, Mike!!! "
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" We came in on the Honda Civic special, Nastascia was excellent, she knew the vehicles well and showed us the Civic and Accord. The General Manager, George Matthews was personally involved in our deal and made sure that we were comfortable with everything and in the price range we requested. Nick in the finance department also did an excellent job. We would highly recommend this dealership to anyone interested in a new or used vehicle. They have fabulous customer service in the sales and service areas. "
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" Cyd Sobczak was my salesperson. He was the best! He treated me with respect, courtesy, and knowledge of his product. If he didn't know the anwser to a ques., he would ask another resource or look it up. Cyd will have a bright future in any profession he chooses. I did not buy a Honda Odyssey for 2 reasons totally unrelated to Cyd: 1. Cyd's manager would not give me a printed copy of a lease quote. Instead I was told to return to the dealership and talk in person. I had previously visited 3 other dealers and they all had a hard copy for me within 10 min. 2. product- I found the 3rd row of seats to fold down with some difficulty, more than I wanted. Another manufacturer was easier. "
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" My experience with Russ Darrow Honda was wonderful, friendly managers, salespeople, and an overall warm and enviting experience. I am not very familiar with cars, so it was wonderful to have things explained to me in a manner that I could understand and be familiar with. My sales person was Walter Thomas and he did a wonderful job contacting me, keeping me up to date on the status of my qualifications for a loan, while the other sales people were friendly and helpful as well. I would most certainly reccommend Russ Darrow in Brown Deer to family and friends and look forward to driving my new car for many years to come. "
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" I was looking to getting into a smaller car, which i saw the flyer for russ darrow honda in the mail, i came in and spoke with nancy, oh, she was very helpful, i was on my lunch break when i came in to see her, nancy gave me a sheet of paper to fill out, i took it with me and filled it out, called nancy and made appt. to come in and see what car i can get, we did numbers and found the right one for me at the monthy price that i can pay. i drove the car home same night we did paperwork. i will come back for my next car here. THANK YOU NANCY!!! OUR THE BEST!!! "
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Video quality is easily recognizable to the trained eye, but equating a number with quality is often more problematic. Without consistent video-quality metrics, cable operators cannot make informed decisions when setting bitrate and video-quality performance targets, nor when choosing technology partners for High Dynamic Range (HDR) and Wide Color Gamut (WCG) services.
A recent scientific study with professional-quality Standard Dynamic Range (SDR) and HDR videos found that viewers prefer HDR over SDR by a large margin – largely due to the fact that it's the closest thing to reality that's available on TV. This shouldn't come as a surprise. HDR and WCG are doing an excellent job of bringing TV picture quality in line with what we see through our own eyes. The experience, according to many consumers, is "like looking out of a window." That's because HDR and WCG create a more convincing and compelling sense of light than previously was possible.
At this year's SCTE Cable-Tec Expo 2016, Dr. Sean McCarthy, ARRIS Fellow, will present new research and techniques designed to help answer the pressing questions facing cable providers when it comes to setting video quality and performance targets for HDR and WCG video services including:
- What happens to a viewer's quality of experience when pristine, high-quality HDR content is compressed for distribution?
- What happens when HDR WCG content is converted to SDR content to support legacy displays and consumer set-tops?
- Do distortions and compression artifacts become more noticeable in HDR? Or does processed HDR lose some of its sparkle and become less discernible from ordinary SDR?
Dr. Sean McCarthy is an expert in content distribution, video compression, signal processing and the neurobiology of human vision. He currently leads advancements in state-of-the-art of video processing, compression and practical vision science at ARRIS.
Learn more about "The Power of Color" workshop on Thursday, September 29 from 12:45 – 1:45 p.m., which will be moderated by Bill Warga, VP Technology, Liberty Global.


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The issue was brought up about the ability to have one "button" to push, to resolve all of the Unresolved Place Names. This is not a new feature, but I think it is important to spend a few minutes understanding the Resolve All command.
The Unresolved Place Names are very important when you want to use the Map Feature. I use this feature to see who had an event / fact in a specific location, mainly because the Place Name feature allows us to standardize the Place Names. This feature has us use the Location, (which might be a city), County, State, and Country format, without the use of the word County. Location might be a Township, but the word Township won't be in the place name.
I wrote about this earlier: Consistency Check Reminders part of the FTM2012 Places Workspace
There doesn't appear to be anything new in this area, but based on the comments about the Place Name Importance blog post, I thought I would review the Resolve All feature again.
The Place Workspace:
A review of the ICONs in the upper left of the Place Workspace shows down the Left Column all Place Names that are NOT Resolved. At the top of that Left Hand Panel are 4 ICONs.
- Flat View - Turns the Flat View On or Off. I normally don't turn it off and have the Hierachy View on
- Expand All - In the Place Names at the Country, State, County, local level all expanded
- Collapse All - Turns the Expand All off
- Resolve All
Example of the Hierachy View on
Notice the Yellow in the Arizona box? That is a right pointing arrow. It's difficult to see on this screen capture, but can be seen on your display. That indicates that it can be expanded, like California is below and Los Angeles is below that. The other thing to notice is the Check Mark that has replaced the Question Mark (?) in the earlier graphic. That indicates that the Place Name has been resolved.
The Expand All, Collapse All will do just that for those countries where the Place Names have been resolved. In the screen capture above, I did NOT use the Expand All, I manually expanded USA, California and Los Angeles.
For this blog post, we are going to Resolve All.
Selecting the Resolve All ICON, the Back Up window will open. I STRONGLY Recommend that you take that option.
Clicked on YES which brought up the normal Back Up window. I take all of the options, with check marks in the lower Left side of the screen. AND I normally select my External Drive for the Location of the Back Up. For this purpose, I am left FTM2014 back up to the Default, My Documents / Family Tree Maker folder.
The Back Up is Processed as usual
And completed.
Clicking OK will bring up the Resolve All screen
This is a list of ALL of my Unresolved Place Names.
A little closer view of the top part of that screen
There are 5 places for Check Marks
- Unrecognized Place Name
- Suggested Place Name
- Desc
- Ignore
- Other
Resolve All Place Names
Resolve All Place Names helps you correct location names that are not found in the Family Tree Maker database. You can correct the name so it is spelled correctly and in a consistent format throughout your tree file or have Family Tree Maker accept the place name as you entered it.
Family Tree Maker checks each place name against its database to determine if the location is known. If the name is not found, it is listed in the Resolve All Place Names dialog box. You have a number of options for handling each place name. The following table describes the options available in the Resolve All Place Names dialog box.Each of the 5 options are described there. I'll not post that here. Basically the Description means that the data may belong on the Place Name Description field, like the name of a cemetery; Ignore simply means to Ignore the Place Name warning.
The Suggested Place Name column is what Bing and Family Tree Maker "think" the place name should be.
In my case, I have used this feature in the FTM2012 Place Workspace blog posts.
But why do I still have Unresolved Place Names? Here are a couple of examples:
- South River Monthly Meeting
- Shewan, Baltimore, Maryland, USA
- Sharston Hall, Manchester, England
- Saint Georges Cemetery, Harford, Maryland, USA
- Penndenny, Annapolis, Anne Arundel, Maryland, USA
- All Hallows Parish, Anne Arundel, Maryland, USA
The Map feature is very important to me, and I want it to be as accurate as possible.
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A zonotope is a linear combination of m vectors with coefficients in [0,1]: $Z = \{ \sum \lambda_i v_i : 0 \leq \lambda _i \leq 1 \}$. The fancy way is to say it's the Minkowski sum of line segments in Rn.
One step in a certain geometric construction is to find the boundary faces of a zonohedron (3D). The boundary points all have λ=0 or 1 but that requires finding 2m points. It's also not clear which ones are within the polygon and which ones are corners. It might be possible to do it faster inductively.
In two dimensions you can arrange the set $\{ v_i, -v_i: i = 1 \dots m\}$ in a circle and add them in clockwise order. In 3D, I might arrange the vectors in a sphere, but then I'm not sure in which order to add the vectors. I read somewhere, this is like integrating a discrete version of the Gauss map.


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Medium: Painted linen cutwork, silk chiffon and cotton
Date: 1904
Country: France (possibly)
Credit: Gift of Mabelle Karagheusian
Women's fashions remained richly decorous into the early 20th century but became increasingly sensual, as seen in this Art Nouveau "Iris" gown. The S-shaped corset, the soft, lingerie-inspired fabrics, and the decadently organic floral motifs replaced three-dimensional crinolines, heavy silks, and trimmings that were popular decades earlier. This gown also demonstrated the then strong connection between fashion, fine art, and other fields of design, such as architecture.
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Liberty News
Liberty continues to champion local health initiatives
|Jerry Falwell, Jr., with his wife, Becki at the senior picnic they hosted on May 4. Falwell has lost 55 pounds over the past year thanks to a complete lifestyle change that includes eating healthier and regular exercise. They were recently featured in a WSET television interview.
As Liberty University continues to establish itself as a health and wellness leader in the community, it is working with local leaders and other area institutions to find more ways to encourage healthy living.
For the second year, Liberty is encouraging students, faculty, and staff to take an active role in Live Healthy Lynchburg, a campaign sponsored by the city of Lynchburg that is committed to promoting overall wellness, including diet, exercise, education, and prayer.
Liberty has volunteered to host the next Live Healthy Lynchburg meeting on its campus June 14, welcoming other colleges from around the area to share ideas and compare programs and resources to promote health and wellness in the community. Guests will tour Liberty's extensive recreational facilities as well as learn about and sample several healthy dining options offered at Reber-Thomas Dining Hall.
"What this partnership between Liberty, Lynchburg, and other local institutions hopes to achieve is a more health-conscious culture in the community — similar to what we are seeing take place at Liberty," said Lee Beaumont, Liberty's vice president for Auxiliary Services. "We hope this will lead to a better quality of life in the community as people become better educated and motivated to live healthier lives."
Many members of Liberty's administration have led the way, including Chancellor Jerry Falwell, Jr., who has lost 55 pounds over the past year thanks to a complete lifestyle change that includes eating healthier and regular exercise. He and his wife, Becki, work out together two days a week. They were recently featured in a WSET television interview.
Live Healthy Lynchburg is currently promoting its Strive for Five Challenge, which encourages people to work out for at least 30 minutes five days a week. Liberty is currently the leading organization with the most collective hours logged.
|Last fall, more than 100 Liberty University employees took part in the Virginia 10- and 4-Miler races. Mark Hopely (No. 2002) finished third overall in the 4-Miler and logged more miles than any other individual in last year's Live Healthy Lynchburg 100 Mile Challenge.
Last fall, Liberty encouraged its staff to get out and get fit by participating in Live Healthy Lynchburg's 100 Mile Challenge and Genworth Virginia 10-Miler and 4-Miler races. As further incentive, Liberty paid the entry fee for any staff members who signed up. The university finished third out of more than 90 companies for most miles logged in the 100 Mile Challenge. Mark Hopely, an admissions evaluator with Liberty University Online, tallied more miles than any other individual in the challenge. Liberty was also dominant in the corporate challenge, finishing first in four of the six categories in the 10- and 4-Miler events.
Liberty will encourage employees to participate in 100 Mile Challenge and the races again this year and will pay entry fees.
Across campus, Liberty has continued to show its commitment to a holistic approach to wellness — providing opportunities to grow in body, mind, and spirit.
The university offers an ample amount of spiritual development opportunities, from Bible studies to Campus Church and worship with the Campus Band. Faculty, staff, and students are immersed in a Christ-centered culture with mentorship and friendship opportunities. Liberty even has a special community for online students.
In terms of physical health and wellness, Liberty is unmatched in the region in its offerings.
Several healthy dining options are offered every day across campus, including at Reber-Thomas Dining Hall and the Tilley Fresh Market Buffet. Sodexo, Liberty's Dining Services Provider displays signs at all of its food stations giving nutrition information. Liberty even offers meal plans for faculty and staff. For special dietary concerns, the "Simple Servings" station offers minimally processed, tasty food options prepared without gluten or seven of the eight most common food allergens: milk, eggs, soy, tree nuts, peanuts, shellfish, and wheat. Liberty was recently featured alongside Stanford University as a leader among institutions in this regard. (Read the full article, Liberty is mentioned in the "Around the college circuit" section).
The university is currently developing a community garden where students can grow fresh produce to be used in the dining hall and is building local partnerships for more fresh food options.
Sodexo recently partnered with MyFitnessPal, a free app for counting calories and monitoring diet and exercise. It also offers an array of cooking workshops and wellness seminars every semester.
To ensure all students, faculty, and staff are encouraged to stay active, Liberty has a plethora of recreational opportunities, including the LaHaye Student Union, which features a pool, basketball courts, expansive weight room and cardio area, rock climbing wall, and several rooms for group fitness classes; the Liberty Mountain Trail System, which offers 65 miles of trails spanning 5,000 acres of the university's mountain property; Liberty Mountain Skate Park; Liberty Mountain Snowflex Centre; the LaHaye Ice Center; intramural sports; as well as a number of fitness challenges throughout the year. Several of these facilities are open to the community.
Staff members are able to utilize the LaHaye Student Union workout facilities during morning hours for free. So many staff members are taking advantage of this that administration is planning to extend these hours and expand the facility.
As Liberty continues to upgrade its residential campus with a $400 million campus rebuilding, the university's fitness and recreational offerings will be enhanced.
|An artist rendering of inside the LaHaye Student Union expansion.
A massive expansion to the LaHaye Student Union will add 67,000 square feet and renovate 19,000 square feet of existing space in the university's primary workout facility. This includes a new exercise and workout room with a greater quantity of top-notch equipment for all fitness levels. A mezzanine level with exercise equipment will face Liberty Mountain for a stunning view. This project also includes a new rock climbing wall, racquetball courts, and more multipurpose areas for exercise classes.
The university may also utilize its island property on the James River for athletic fields for both university and community use. Daniel and Treasure Islands, near downtown Lynchburg, have 81 acres of flat land.
"Many health issues facing our community are due to poor diet and lack of exercise. The best way to solve the health care crisis is for people to eat well, exercise, and take care of themselves," Beaumont said. "Not only does this make people physically healthier, research shows they feel better, are happier, and are more productive at work and in the home. This makes them a better asset to the community."


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04 January 2013 | News | By BioSpectrum Bureau
Vabiotech and Inviragen sign licensing agreement for Japanese encephalitis (JE) vaccine technology
Singapore: Vietnam-based vaccine and biological production firm Vabiotech and Inviragen, announced a licensing agreement by which Vabiotech will acquire rights to Inviragen's proprietary Japanese encephalitis (JE) technology to produce a cell-derived vaccine.
Under the terms of the agreement, Vabiotech may exclusively develop and commercialize JE vaccine based on this technology in Vietnam, Cambodia and Myanmar. In exchange, Inviragen will receive certain development-based milestone payments from Vabiotech.
"The technology licensed from Inviragen will help advance our JE vaccine production technology," commented Professor Dr Nguyen Thu Van, director general, Vabiotech. "In partnership with the Ministry of Health, we have made great strides to control the spread of JE infection in Vietnam. We look forward to incorporating this vaccine technology from Inviragen into our JE program."
Dr Dan Stinchcomb, CEO, Inviragen, added that, "Inviragen is committed to developing vaccines for viral diseases, such as JE, that pose significant health risks worldwide. By partnering with companies such as Vabiotech that have expertise in vaccine production and a local presence in areas where JE is endemic, our vaccine technology can be put to use where it is most needed."
"The WHO estimates that there are 68,000 severe clinical cases of JE annually in Asia, causing 10,000-to-15,000 deaths per year. In addition, 30 percent of the severe infections cause long-lasting neurological damage," noted Dr Joseph Santangelo, COO at Inviragen. "Vabiotech's experience in vaccine manufacturing and commitment to technological advancement makes them an ideal partner for our JE vaccine technology."


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Not Your Everyday Big Muff Pi: When Premier Guitar was brainstorming pedal manufacturers to approach about being part of this special four-cover/collectible-custom-pedal issue, Electro-Harmonix was a no-brainer because of its place in stompbox history and the quality of its products. Here, senior quality control technician Zaida Sojos tests one of the custom PG "Pedal Issue" units seen on select November 2010 issues.
The Russian Connection
If you look back at EHX boxes over the years, they've all got a pretty similar look—brushed, folded-metal enclosures with bright color schemes. That was until Matthews ceased US production in the mid '80s and hooked up with Russian producers to both export Russian-made pedals and get into the tube trade. "In 1979, we were doing a lot of business with Communist countries. I got a letter inviting us to one of the first-ever trade shows in Moscow open to consumer companies," Matthews remembers. "This was a huge trade show with exhibitors from the US, Germany, and Japan. I thought 'I gotta go.'
"But, as it turned out, no one in Russia had any money. In the end, we got no orders. The show was a failure. Russia wanted our stuff, but they had no money. What could I buy from Russia? They needed money. I decided to try to buy integrated circuits, Russian integrated circuits— these cheap, jellybean ICs that would cost 15 to 20 cents apiece. When I went over to visit, I had to go to the Ministry of Electronics to talk business. There I saw, hanging on the wall, vacuum tubes. I said 'Send me some samples,' which I got a month later. I took them out to Jess Oliver, who worked at Ampeg and designed most of the great Ampeg amps. He said the tubes were good, so I switched from wanting to buy ICs to vacuum tubes."
As luck would have it, this gambit paid off pretty well. "I was able to grow a lot faster. I was able to start a good business with the ICs, but because I called on people in the music industry—and because they knew me—they would try the tubes. Now I own the factory. So the '79 trade show was a failure, but it got me into vacuum tubes and the tubes got me back into Electro-Harmonix. And that got us back into the pedals. I partnered with a military company that repackaged the Big Muff and Small Stone."
If you've ever wondered what the deal is with the austere-looking black versions of the Big Muff Pi and Small Stone, they're the result of this Russian connection. They bore the Sovtek brand name, and they had yellow lettering (there were also green-and-black and black-and-red versions at various times). However, by the mid '90s, EHX had begun reissuing original designs, and in 2002 they began adding new designs to the lineup once again. And as recent offerings like the Ring Thing (reviewed July 2010), the Cathedral Stereo Reverb (Feb. 2010), and POG prove, the company is clearly in the midst of a second golden age.
Carousing with the Competition: Friend and fellow effect pioneer
Bob Moog (left) stops by to say hello to Matthews circa 2003.
The Irony of Immortality
As far as the current boutique pedal boom, Matthews says he welcomes the competition. "We have the Electro-Harmonix name and the history. And, instead of having one or two of these companies to compete with, we have one or two hundred—which actually makes it easier. But most of these guys, y'know, they're into analog stuff only. They'll bring out their own versions of various flangers or distortion pedals. They come up with some good stuff, but it's too expensive. I'm happy for the competition— they compete with each other."
As for what's ahead for Electro-Harmonix, Matthews is blunt when asked if he'll offer up a peek. "No. But what's really hot right now—what we've sold out of—is the Freeze (reviewed this issue). If you hold down the momentary switch, it's constantly taking a sample—so whatever you've played is frozen and sustained. And you can play on top of that and release that switch and it dies out. It's very musical."
And then he launches back to the past, back to his original goal of immortality. On one hand, he seems to have given up the goal. On the other, it seems he's attained it through the role he played—and continues to play—in both the history of musical instrument manufacturing and guitar music.
"In the late '70s," Matthews confides, "I had too many problems all at once. It was overwhelming. I was expanding into too many things and I collapsed. Since we reformed, I've become more conservative. Now I'm much stronger financially and more patient—and not trying to whip death. I'm just trying to make money and have fun and take things slower."


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Since the early days of American history, so-called utopian communities have been a defining feature of our cultural landscape. Photographer Joel Sternfeld has captured 60 of them in his new book, "Sweet Earth". A common theme in these societies is harmony with nature, and many also boast noteworthy eco-friendly features. In this series of stories, we'll visit North Carolina, New Mexico, Massachusetts, Illinois, New Mexico, South Dakota, and Tennessee, and learn about their founders' visions.
Arcadia Cohousing, Carrboro, North Carolina, April 2005
The home of Giles Blunden is independent of the public power grid. The solar panels visible on his roof provide electricity and heat water. Blunden is the chief architect and founder of Arcadia Homes, a sustainable cohousing community in which all thirty-three residences have passive solar design (non-mechanical solar heating achieved through site selection and large south-facing windows) and some active solar elements (collecting the sun's rays by appropriate technology to provide heat, mechanical power or electricity).
In addition to its solar features, Arcadia is a pedestrian-friendly community that preserved nine acres of climax hardwood forest when it was built, by clustering houses on land covered with secondary-growth pine trees. The distinctive architecture of the community derives from vernacular local millhouse structures.
In 2003 the share of all electricity produced by solar cell technology in the US was 0.07 percent—though as far back as 1979 President Jimmy Carter announced (at a press conference held on the White House roof) the goal of bringing sun, wind and other renewable resources-generated electricity to twenty percent of the US total by the year 2000. In contrast, Japan, where fossil fuels are much more expensive, generated four times the amount of solar electricity produced in the US.
As solar power approaches a cost of $2 per watt, it is becoming less expensive than commercial power. Thirty-eight states, including North Carolina, have enacted "net metering" laws that require utilities to connect residential solar panels into the grid and to compensate homeowners for any excess electricity they produce.
This article originally appeared in "Plenty" in February 2007.
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Mariah Carey won't be making it to Brussels after all.
The superstar, who is on her Sweet Sweet Fantasy European Tour, was supposed to take the stage at the Forest National arena on Sunday, but announced on Twitter Friday that she was advised against performing.
"I love my fans in Brussels and at this time I am being advised to cancel my show for the safety of my fans, my band, crew and everyone involved with the tour," she tweeted. "I hope to see you soon and send my prayers and eternal love, laughter and light to my Lambs."
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Carey will return to the stage in Denmark on Tuesday at the Forum Copenhagen. Her international tour marks the tenth one in Carey's career. Her last stop on the tour is in South Africa on May 2.


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CONCORD — As the number of World War II veterans dwindles, so do the chances to preserve eyewitness accounts of the bloodiest conflict in human history.
Determined not to pass up her opportunity, Rhonda Lomeli set out to safeguard the oral histories of two young Marines who were caught up in that all-encompassing cataclysm a lifetime ago.
The Concord resident has compiled the battlefield experiences of her father and uncle in the just-published book, "Semper Fi, Marine."
"I didn't want the history to go away. I wanted the younger generation to know about World War II, know what war is," Lomeli said.
The 196-page volume consists largely of first-person narratives by the late Raul Lomeli and his younger brother, Alfred, now 89 and living in Martinez.
Lomeli wove their memories into her own writings, which provide historical context for the conversations she had with them and set the scene for the action they saw in the Pacific Theater.
Raul and Al both fought in Okinawa and also were stationed together in China and Pavuvu, part of the Solomon Islands northeast of Australia.
Al, Lomeli's father, also did battle in Papua New Guinea and on the tiny island of Peleliu, site of the bloodiest amphibious warfare in the Pacific.
Inspiration for Lomeli's first book came to her decades ago in the form of a seventh-grade class assignment.
Tasked with writing a report about someone who had made a mark on the world, she drew on her father's reminiscences about being a 17-year-old during the war with Japan.
Lomeli thought then that what he and Raul had witnessed was worthy of a book, and eventually she decided to take on the project.
Having dropped out of college to care for her three children, Lomeli first returned to Cal State East Bay to finish the English degree she wanted to help her write concisely.
After several years of night classes, she began interviewing Al and Raul in earnest about four years ago.
In addition to recording and painstakingly transcribing the conversations, Lomeli had the men jot down recollections that came to mind between their get-togethers.
The fact-gathering also included field work: In 2008, Lomeli took a weeklong trip to Peleliu and retraced her father's steps on the battleground where more than 6,000 Marines were killed or wounded in 1944 over the course of two months.
In walking the hill where Al and his platoon came under heavy fire from the Japanese, Lomeli came upon a helmet with a bullet hole, a poignant relic that she believes belonged to a fellow Marine who was killed right in front of him.
Following the tour, she sorted through dozens of personal photos as well as those in government archives to find ones related to the brothers' role in the war.
Al and Raul's stories also had to be presented in chronological order; nailing down the when-and-where of their remembrances was the toughest part of the project, said Lomeli, who spent hours doing her own research online and amassing a library of books to flesh out those details.
"It's like pieces of a quilt — you have to somehow tie them all together so the story flows rather than (being in) bits and pieces," she said.
But at last she was ready to start writing.
Four hours a night, five nights a week, Lomeli tapped away on her laptop until midnight while the rest of the family slept.
Once she had a rough draft, she faced the challenge of editing her work.
Twice a month she brought a few pages to a Pittsburg writers group, where she read them aloud as a handful of others followed along and marked suggested revisions on their copy of the manuscript.
Lomeli submitted the final version to a publishing company in January, and about a month ago the first 100 copies arrived on her doorstep.
Each is intended as a reminder not only of her family's contributions to the wartime effort but of the ultimate sacrifice that countless other young men made.
"I want to be a voice for them," Lomeli said. "They mattered. They're gone. That should be acknowledged."
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The counseling profession is characterized by solid personal relationships. As such, our classes are taught face-to-face by full time Gonzaga University professors and adjunct professors, many of whom are resident Canadians. We are committed to bringing students a model of excellence both in content, direct feedback, and delivery. Professional candidates are expected to meet competency standards in technology.
What is a cohort?
A cohort is approximately 20 students, forming an increasingly cohesive and non-competitive group. The faculty engender open communications systems, characterized by forthrightness and courage in all facets of program-related work. Many assignments are collaborative, making effective teamwork essential to success. When conflict arises, cohort members are encouraged to work directly with each other for resolution.
The cohort remains together as a group from the beginning to the end of the program. This is an ideal opportunity for practitioners to form close professional networks to rely on throughout a career in counseling.
What's involved in the application for admission to the MOC?
In addition to standard graduate admissions requirements, the faculty hold comprehensive interviews to screen potential candidates. Our interview process occurs on-site as part of EDCE 525, Introduction to Canadian Counselling, a prerequisite course taught prior to final admissions decisions (usually in late May). Final admissions decisions will be made after completion of the intro course.
The range of life experiences and education backgrounds of our students contributes to the rich diversity of our cohorts and this we value highly. As scientist-practitioners, we also honor the rich traditions and knowledge bases of the psychology profession. Although a bachelor's degree in psychology is not a pre-requisite for admission to the site-based Master of Counselling program, it is highly recommended. For applicants without said degree, a reading list will be provided and students must pass a knowledge-base competency exam prior to advancement to candidacy. Contact the Counselor Education department at 1-800-533-2554 or 509-313-6290 for more information.
Is a bachelor's degree in psychology a pre-requisite for admission to the program?
Although a bachelor's degree in psychology is not a pre-requisite for admission to the site-based Master of Counselling program, it is highly recommended. For applicants without said degree, a reading list will be provided and students must pass a knowledge-base competency exam prior to advancement to candidacy. Contact the Counselor Education department at 1-800-533-2554 or 509-313-6290 for more information.
How often to the classes meet?
The first year is two full semesters, Fall and Spring, followed by a condensed third semester taken in early summer. Two classes are taken each semester, generally meeting twice a month. We attempt to honor both Canadian and US holidays in our schedule. A "weekend" consists of Friday night (5 - 9pm) and Saturday morning (8am - 2pm).
The second year of the program is structured similarly to the first, and includes the on-site Pre-practicum (Summer and Fall), and Practicum (Spring) experiences.
Is there a residency requirement?
Yes, there are two residencies. In the Summer, between year one and year two of your studies, there is a one month residency (usually July) on the Gonzaga University campus in Spokane. While on campus you will take two of your classes with your cohort. Our past students have described their month of residency as one of the most challenging and most rewarding experiences of their lives.
At the close of your second year, you return to campus in Spokane for a final one week residency. At this time (usually in late-May) you will attend and participate in your final Professional Seminar (ProSem) with your cohort and professor and present your Personal Theory of Counseling paper.
Will I be able to keep my job? Stay connected to my family?
Our MOC program is designed so that students are able to maintain their lives and well-being in addition to attending graduate school on a full-time basis. When it happens that a student must travel some distance to attend classes with their cohort (and this is not at all uncommon), it is the responsibility of each student to make arrangements with their place of employment so that they can be in full attendance at classes. All of the faculty place the highest value on family and relationships- as well as in maintaining mental health. Your commitment to graduate study at this level takes time and energy. As such, you can count on our understanding and support.
When should I make my application to the MOC?
If you are interested, we encourage you to get your application started right away. Currently, we are offering admission to prospective students who have completed successfully all aspects of their application. Earlier is better since we do have a limited number of positions in each cohort. At the point that a cohort has been filled, we still take applications- but there is an understanding that, if the application is indeed successful, one's name may be placed as an alternate on our wait list.
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Microsoft: No next-gen Xbox in 2012
E3 rumours squashed
Those anticipating an Xbox '720' reveal at games industry shindig E3 2012 will be disappointed. Microsoft has insisted it will not discuss next-gen consoles at all this year.
Company spokesman David Dennis quashed widespread speculation that the world was preparing for a major console unveiling this summer.
"There will be no talk of new Xbox hardware at E3 or anytime soon," said Dennis before insisting: "For us, 2012 is all about Xbox 360."
Following the announcement, two unnamed moles said Microsoft is set to squeeze out a least one more year of sales from its current-gen console, Bloomberg reports.
Announcing the next model so soon could hamper such sales, and with Xbox 360s still flying off the shelves, there is little incentive to turn to the future just yet.
Still life in the ol' boy yet
Earlier this year, Microsoft's Cedrick Delmas hinted the console may not make it to E3. World+Dog refused to believe.
Now that his claim has been officially verified, speculation can continue on the mooted 2013 or 2014 release dates, much of which will depend on competitive pressure and sales throughout the coming year.
It seems increasingly likely that for those who still want a next-gen console in 2012, the Nintendo Wii U will be the only option. ®
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- Dimensions: 1'7" x 3'1" (50 cm x 95 cm)
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- Simple, tribal, bold, and colorful motifs that originate from the Anatolian region that comprises the majority of modern-day Turkey
- Oversized geometrically stylized birds, possibly peacocks, illustrate regal beauty and splendor
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Suborder: Strepsirrhini
Infraorder: Lorisiformes
Family: Lorisidae
Genus: Nycticebus
Species: N. bengalensis, N. coucang, N. javanicus, N. pygmaeus
Subspecies: N. c. coucang, N. c. menagensis
Other names:
N. bengalensis: N. cinereus, N.
incanus, N. tenasserimensis, Bengal slow loris, Bengal loris,
northern slow loris; N. coucang: N. brachycephalus, N.
buku, N. hilleri, N. insularis, N. malaiana,
N. natunae, N. sumatrensis, N. tardigradus, greater
slow loris, slow loris, Sunda slow loris; loris lent (French); loris lento
(Spanish); tröglori (Swedish); N. c. menagensis: N.
menagensis, N. bancanus, N. borneanus, N.
philippinus, Bornean slow loris; N. javanicus: N.
ornatus, Javan slow loris; N. pygmaeus: N. intermedius,
pygmy slow loris, lesser slow loris, pygmy loris; dvärgtröglori,
mindre tröglori (Swedish).
The taxonomy of the genus Nycticebus is fluid. At present, there
are four species within Nycticebus, with only N. coucang
separated subspecifically into N. c. coucang and N. c. menagensis (Groves &
Maryanto in press cited in Chen et al. 2006; Chen et al. 2006). Some
researchers consider N. c. menagensis as the full species, N. menagensis. It is
considered as the subspecies N. coucang menagensis here (Nekaris et al.
There is significant size variation across the genus Nycticebus,
with some types (N. bengalensis) over two times the weight of other
types (N. c. menagensis) (Ravosa 1998). Some of the size variation is clinal
over the distribution of the genus, however N. bengalensis and N.
pygmaeus are sympatric and N. pygmaeus is quite smaller than
N. bengalensis (Ravosa 1998). Head and body length of N.
coucang is 27-38 cm (10.6-15.0in) and N. pygmaeus is around 19-22
cm (7.5-8.7) (Rigel 2004; Ankel-Simons 2007; Streicher 2007). Recorded slow
loris body masses are N. bengalensis (1134-1605g (40.0-56.6oz), N. c.
coucang (599-685g (21.1-24.2oz)), N. c. menagensis (265-300g (9.3-10.6oz)),
N. javanicus (565-687g (19.9-24.2oz)), and N. pygmaeus
(418-422g (14.7-14.9oz)) (Nekaris et al. 2008). Male and female N.
pygmaeus do not differ significantly in head and body length, while they do
in body weight, with males weighing somewhat more than females (Kappeler 1991;
Streicher 2007). However, N. coucang do not show sexual dimorphism by
weight (Kappeler 1991).
In general, there is a whitish strip between the eyes, starting on the
forehead and continuing until the end of the nose. The head is round and the
ears are hidden in thick fur which characterizes slow lorises as a whole. The
tail is reduced to a stump and is also hidden in the fur (Ankel-Simons 2007).
The eyes are large (Choudhhury 1992). The second digit is short, and the hand
performs as a powerful clamp for grasping (Ankel-Simons 2007). N.
coucang has light brown pelage, with a dark stripe down its back (Groves
2001). N. javanicus is yellow-gray with a dark to black stripe down
its back. N. bengalensis is orange-buff or warm orange, with a grey
neck and a thin brown stripe down its back (Duckworth 1994; Groves 2001).
Overall, N. pygmaeus is dull reddish, medium to dark brown and
gray-brown with very thick fur, and is darker dorsally than ventrally (Duckworth
1994; Groves 2001; Streicher 2004b; Ankel-Simons 2007). It is also important to
remember however, that there are seasonal changes in pelage coloration in N.
pygmaeus (Streicher 2004b). Slow lorises have glands on their elbows that
secrete a strong-smelling liquid used in communication (Hagey et al. 2007).
Movement is typically slow, with three limbs almost always in contact with
whatever the loris is moving on (Wiens 2002; Rigel 2004). Slow lorises are
capable of quadrupedal movement, both above, and while suspended from, a support
in their environment (Ishida et al. 1986). In captivity, movement (N.
coucang) is quadrupedal (24%), climbing (21%), suspension (including
cantilevering) (29%), bridging (23%), and in other forms of locomotion (3%)
(Gebo 1987). Slow loris movement is a unique type of quadrupedalism, which is
very deliberate (almost reminiscent of crawling or as if the animal was climbing
in any direction it is moving), changing direction or moving between supports
without much noise or change in speed (review in Jouffroy 1989). Lorisids,
including Nycticebus do not leap between supports and are almost fully
arboreal, rarely coming to the ground (Curtis 1995; Huynh 1998).
In captivity, members of the genus Nycticebus have lived up to a
little over 25 years (Weigl 2005).
In general, slow lorises are found in southeast Asia, ranging from eastern
India (east of the Brahmaputra River) to Indochina and southern China south to
the Malay peninsula and Java, Borneo and the far western Philippine islands
(Simunul, Bongao, Sanga Sanga, and Tawitawi) near Borneo (Groves 1971; Zhang et
al. 1981; Fooden 1991). N. bengalensis has the largest range of the
genus, and is found in Myanmar, Cambodia, southern China, northeast India, Laos,
Thailand, Vietnam, and Bangladesh (Khan & Ahsan 1986; Haque & Siddiqi
1988; Brandon-Jones et al. 2004; Nekaris & Bearder 2007; Nekaris et al.
2008). N. c. coucang is found in Indonesia, the Malay peninsula (Malaysia) and
Thailand. N. c. menagensis is found in Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, and the far
southwestern Philippines (Fooden 1991; Brandon-Jones et al. 2004; Nekaris et al.
2008). N. coucang is also found in Singapore (Nekaris et al. 2008).
N. javanicus is only found on Java, Indonesia. Finally, N.
pygmaeus is found in eastern Cambodia, south China, Laos, and Vietnam
(Brandon-Jones et al. 2004; Nekaris et al. 2008). N. pygmaeus and
N. bengalensis are sympatric, and have distributions that overlap in
Laos, Vietnam, and southern China (Duckworth 1994; Wiens 2002). In general, it
appears that slow lorises are rare in many areas of their distribution and are
not always easily found even within their known range (Nekaris & Nijman
Reflecting their large distribution overall, slow lorises are found in a
range of habitats including tropical rainforests to seasonal forests including
tropical evergreen and semi-evergreen forests, seasonal wet evergreen, dry
evergreen forest, mixed deciduous tropical forest, sub-tropical broadleaf hill
forests, swamp forests, savannah, montane and submontane forests, shrub forests,
peat swamp, primary forests and hardwood forests, as well as degraded habitats
such as highly disturbed forests, secondary forests, disturbed primary forests
and logged forests (Barrett 1981; Choudhury 1992; Duckworth 1994; Huynh 1998;
Wiens et al. 2006; review in Nekaris et al. 2008). N. bengalensis
prefers bamboo forest mixed with hardwood trees, farmbush and mangrove swamps,
as well as peat swamp forest and low and tall interior forests while N.
coucang is found in continuous canopy tropical rainforest (Nekaris &
Bearder 2007; Nekaris et al. 2008). N. pygmaeus is found in bamboo
forest mixed with hardwood trees, forest edge habitats, and dense scrub (Nekaris
& Bearder 2007). The exact habitats of N. javanicus and N. c.
menagensis are unknown (Nekaris & Bearder 2007).
At one long-term study site on the western coast of the Malay Peninsula,
Malaysia, yearly rainfall averages 178.5 cm (70.3in), usually with a rainy
season (Oct-Dec) and a dry season (Jun-Jul) (Wiens 2002; Wiens et al. 2006). At
this site, the average annual temperature is 26.7°C (80.1°F), with
little variation over the course of the year (Wiens et al. 2006).
At one study site in western Malaysia, slow lorises (N. coucang)
spent their feeding time eating sap (34.9%), floral nectar and plant parts that
produce nectar (31.7%), fruit (22.5%), and the rest gums and arthropods
(including insects and spiders) with little seasonal change in proportions
(Wiens et al. 2006). In a different short term study of reintroduced
individuals, the pygmy loris (N. pygmaeus) ate 40% insects, 30% gum,
and 30% other exudates (Streicher 2004a). Insects are caught in one or two
hands, sometimes with the animal gripping its support bipedally. Exudates are
ingested by licking trees, especially around wounds oozing gum (Streicher
2004a). There is some evidence to suggest that N. pygmaeus may
purposefully gouge trees to induce the flow of exudates for consumption (Tan
& Drake 2001).
Slow lorises are a nocturnal species, starting their nightly activity around
sunset (Wiens 2002; Choudnury 1992). They have an extremely low metabolic rate
relative to other mammals of their size and live a slow lifestyle (Wiens et al.
2006). Over the course of the night, most (93.3%) of their time is spent
solitary. Feeding averages around 20.5% of the daily nightly activities with
resting comprising only around 5.4 % (Wiens 2002).
Slow lorises (N. coucang) sleep during the day, rolled up in a ball
in hidden parts of trees above the ground, often on branches, twigs, palm
fronds, or lianas (Choudhury 1992; Wiens 2002). N. bengalensis sleeps
often in tree holes or in dense brush, while N. coucang do not
(Choudhury 1992; Wiens 2002). Individuals usually sleep alone but also
occasionally sleep with other slow lorises, including other adults (Wiens 2002).
Estimates indicate that an individual slow loris may use around sixty
individual sleeping sites (Wiens & Zitzmann 2003b).
Recorded home ranges are highly variable, even within a single species
(N. coucang). Recorded home ranges of this species range from 0.004
km² to 0.25 km² (0.0015 to 0.1 mi²), with significant overlap among adults
(Wiens 2002; Wiens & Zitzmann 2003b). In one study, the average home range
in forests was 0.034 km² (0.01 mi²), while in savanna the value was 0.148 km²
(0.06 mi²) (Wiens & Zitzmann 2003b). The average home range of N.
pygmaeus is 0.03 km² (0.01 mi²) (Nekaris & Bearder 2007).
Pythons (Python reticulatus) are a confirmed predator, as are hawk-eagles
(Spizaetus cirrhatus) and orangutans (Pongo pygmaeus) (Utami & van Hooff
1997; Wiens & Zitzmann 1999; Hagey et al. 2007). Civets and owls do not
elicit a response from slow lorises nor do the predators react to their presence
(Wiens & Zitzmann 1999). Predatory attacks on slow lorises are avoided
primarily through crypsis (Wiens & Zitzmann 1999; 2003b). Other methods of
escape include merely falling away from the threat by releasing its support,
biting (which can be painful) or rolling up in a defensive posture with the arms
over the head and with elbow gland oils spread on its back (Tenaza & Fitch
Sympatric N. bengalensis and N. pygmaeus have been seen to
forage simultaneously in the same tree, within several meters of one-another
(Duckworth 1994).
Content last modified: March 18, 2009
Written by Kurt Gron. Reviewed by Helena Fitch-Snyder.
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Martin is trying to establish residency in Mexico. He could be ready for the 2011 season. Could.
He's a lefthanded hitter whose best tools are his speed and defense. He's a plus runner at least, being timed in 4.1 seconds to first base from the left side in Taiwan, and showed strong small-ball skills, with the ability to drag bunt for hits and handle the bat on the hit-and-run. He also played center field and showed at least average range. Martin also hit .326 with 10 home runs in the last Serie Nacional, Cuba's top-level league, while playing for Villa Clara, and has drawn plenty of walks in Cuba, posting a .311/.492/.491 line in 2008-2009, when he drew 78 bases on balls and ranked second in the league with 17 steals (in a 90-game season).
Leonys Martín became a star in his third season in Cuba in 2007-2008, hitting .398/.497/.564, just behind Yoandy Garlobo for the league lead in average. He tied for second in the league in triples (9) and was 6th in steals (13). He failed to make the post-season All-Star team as Alexei Bell, Alfredo Despaigne and Yoandry Urgelles were picked as the outfielders.
Cut in the mold of one-time Camagüey star Luis Ulacia (with a dangerous combination of speed and power,) youngster Leonys Martin has developed quickly into the most effective leadoff batter on the entire island. Martin stroked 3 homers in the opening round and added two more in the semis.


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