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noun, often attributive \ˈhau̇s\ plural hous·es \ˈhau̇-zəz also -səz\
Definition of HOUSE
: a building that serves as living quarters for one or a few families : home
a (1) : a shelter or refuge (as a nest or den) of a wild animal (2) : a natural covering (as a test or shell) that encloses and protects an animal or a colony of zooids b : a building in which something is housed <a carriage house>
a : one of the 12 equal sectors in which the celestial sphere is divided in astrology b : a zodiacal sign that is the seat of a planet's greatest influence
a : household b : a family including ancestors, descendants, and kindred <the house of Tudor>
a : a residence for a religious community or for students b : the community or students in residence
a : a legislative, deliberative, or consultative assembly; especially : one constituting a division of a bicameral body b : the building or chamber where such an assembly meets c : a quorum of such an assembly
a : a place of business or entertainment <a movie house> b (1) : a business organization <a publishing house> (2) : a gambling establishment c : the audience in a theater or concert hall <a full house on opening night>
: the circular area 12 feet in diameter surrounding the tee and within which a curling stone must rest in order to count
[from The Warehouse, Chicago dance club that pioneered the style] : a type of dance music mixed by a disc jockey that features overdubbing with a heavy repetitive drumbeat and repeated electronic melody lines
— house·ful \ˈhau̇s-ˌfu̇l\ noun
— house·less \ˈhau̇-sləs\ adjective
— house·less·ness noun
— on the house
: without charge : free
Examples of HOUSE
- Would you like to come to my house for dinner?
- I spent the weekend just puttering around the house.
- He made enough noise to wake the whole house.
Origin of HOUSE
Middle English hous, from Old English hūs; akin to Old High German hūs house
First Known Use: before 12th century
Related to HOUSE
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- business, company, concern, establishment, firm, enterprise, interest, outfit
verb \ˈhau̇z\housedhous·ing
Definition of HOUSE
transitive verb
a : to provide with living quarters or shelter b : to store in a house
: to encase, enclose, or shelter as if by putting in a house
: to serve as a shelter or container for : contain <buildings that house government offices>
intransitive verb
: to take shelter : lodge
Examples of HOUSE
- More prisons are needed to house the growing number of inmates.
- The museum houses an impressive collection of jewels.
- The carpenter built casing to house the hot water pipes.
First Known Use of HOUSE
before 12th century
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biographical name \ˈhau̇s\Definition of HOUSE
Edward Mandell 1858–1938 Colonel House Am. diplomat
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Since I liked the sound of the direct conversion receiver so much I thought maybe it would be interesting to try out one of Rick Campbell's complete phasing receivers instead of just the audio signal processor. So, I built an R2Pro. It worked out pretty well. One of the hurdles to overcome when building this receiver was to come up with a VFO that can supply two signals, 90 degrees out of phase with each other - an in phase "I" signal and a 90 degree out of phase, "Q" signal. The point of which is eliminate one of the sidebands. I already had a an IQ VFO, the early version by Craig Johnson. Although it works very well, it draws a lot of current, it is big and would necessate using another box for a transmitter. This is not completly out of the question and I have used it this way but prefer something more compact like what I'm showing here. I made up the transmitter with an FCC-1/2 as the VFO. The VFO is programmed with an offset of minus 800 KHz for receiver and no offset during transmit. The FCC-1/2 has a key input that when brought low will switch between TX and RX. I built up another board using an RF switch to switch the DDS output to a transmit port and a receive port. The Transmit port goes directly into the 5 Watt CW amplifier. In fact, the amplifier is never keyed - it goes on the air with the presence of the TX output of the DDS. The receive output goes to an I/Q splitter taken from another of Rick Campbells designs. It is basically a transformer that gives up an I and Q signal necessary for the downconverter board of the r2pro.
Here is the r2pro:
The down converter is top left. Below it is the Audio Signal Processor. To the right of the ASP is a relay switched audio filter. To the right of the filters is the audio amp. The LNA is top right. I still have some small hum issues to work out but the receiver is very good even at this point. Actually, this receiver is excellent.
Tom, ak2b
...and here are both units. I know, I'm a little out of band.
The vertical buttons on the left are for the FCC-1/2 and the horizontal buttons are mem1 and mem2 of the AA0ZZ keyer.
The left toggle switch (RX on the bottom) is on/off and the other is a switch for the two RC audio filters (SSB narrow and CW)
Tom, ak2b
How does a transformer generate a 90 degree phase split? (It must be a frequency dependent delay).
WA2MZE wrote:
How does a transformer generate a 90 degree phase split? (It must be a frequency dependent delay).
KK7B uses this method in most of his designs that I've seen. It IS frequency dependant. Compared to the I and Q outputs of my IQ-VFO it comes up short. I can only get about 20db of opposite side band supression with it. I can get about 45db or so with the near perfect level and phase shift of the IQ-VFO plus the IQ-VFO output is NOT frequency dependant . I got about 38db with Dan Tayloe's FireFly - which I will get back to eventually.There are a lot of things to worry about with this rx, shielding and grounding being the biggest. When everything is just right, i.e., nearby computer off, late at night, and running on batteries, the radio sounds fantastic - just like a DC receiver should, minus one sideband .
Tom, ak2b
I made another of the above circuits and carefully matched the capacitors. Wow, what a differnce! So long IQ-VFO. I now get about 40db or so of opposite side band suppression with the r2pro. I no longer need the IQ-VFO .
The T/R is from W7ZOI's Universal Transmitter QRP Transmitter with some mods. I shortened the key-up delay by changing C10 to 5 mfd from 22 because you could take a quick nap before you would hear receive audio again. It still is not breake-in but it does allow for an easy interface with any other receiver that I might want to try with my version of the universal transmitter. The T/R uses relay control for antenna changeover while switching audio output between the receiver input and the sidetone output. The side tone is horrible so I decided to use the square wave from the keyer - which isn't a whole lot better - but, slightly better. I have a twin T oscillator to solve that problem but want to square away the r2pro first before dealing with nuances of T/R control.
Tom, ak2b
I gotta try this circuit...use some trimmers and vari-coils.
Hi Diz,
I've never seen one with variable coils but on page 12.40 of EMRFD there is one using a phase trimmer cap. KK7B uses a LPF in that version as well as the Universal VFO on page 12.46 of EMRFD. I just wired the output of mine directly into the down converter.
I did not measure the one I just did other than to look at the I and Q signal with my scope (almost a perfect circle using a lissajous plot). While listening to the opposite sideband of a very loud signal I could hear nothing. I was so pleased that I didn't bother to actually do a proper test . I will, though...eventually.
Tom, ak2b
KK7B says that the R2pro, as well as his previous designs, work at their best when you have the VFO well isolated from the front end of the receiver. There are other construction techniques, that I'm learning, as I go along, that also must be adhered to . The R2pro is not an easy build! Stuffing the boards was easy enough but making everything work together to avoid hum and feedback is another issue. At this point I've boxed up the LNA, down converter and the audio amp/filters. I now need to box up the DDS-VFO/transmitter chassis (shown above with Diz's 5 Watt Amplifier).
With the setup shown above the audio is on the verge of feeding back if I move the volume control just a tad too much. If I use my IQ-VFO the receiver sounds noticeably better and there is no audio feedback no matter where the volume control is. But, like I said, taking the IQ-VFO route would mean a bulky setup and necessitate a third box for the transmitter. Besides, I like using the FCC-1/2 with the Diz amp and the AA0ZZ keyer it just means a bit more work.
So, I have to isolate the DDS, RF switch and the I/Q transformer into a shielded enclosure. Then I have to figure out why Im getting a T/R thump .
I will post some up-to-date pictures later.
Ive made several DX contacts so far including a half hour qso with Hawaii when 20 meters was supposed to be dead.
I also bought a spectrum analyzer. I have it for 30 days to figure out whether it will do what I need. So far, it is just fine. I wanted to buy a spectrum analyzer and thought about eBay but spending that much money on something you are not sure of the condition, was just too much of a gamble for me. Plus, those old analyzers are huge - which is also an important consideration.
Here is what the R2pro looks like now.
Upper left is the down converter with the I/Q VFO input at the top.
upper right is the LNA with power and mute feedthru caps
below the down converter is the audio signal processer
to the right of the audio signal processor is the cw/ssb relay switched RC audio filters.
In the same box is the audio amplifier. On the left of that box are feedthru caps for DC to switch the relay and audio in. Power for the audio amp comes in via the feedthru on the top. There is another feedthrough for audio amp mute but it is not connectted at the moment.
This is the IQ-VFO designed by Craig Johnson, AA0ZZ. I built it a few years back and put it in a Ten-Tec box. It puts out two signals exactly 90 degrees out of phase and at this point it is the gold standard for what I what I would like to achieve with my FCC-1/2 5Watt amp box.
The current version of this kit is the IQ-Pro.
Here is what it sounds like (recorded 10PM local (2:00Z) on 20M)
SSB watch you volume at the beginning of this = there is no agc
I have found that the article most referenced for this circuit is from Reed Fisher (W2CQH), "Twisted-Wire Quadrature Hybrid Directional Couplers", QST, January 1978. Unfortunatly, I could'nt find it anywhere other than the ARRL. If you are thinking about building this phasing network for a specific band then the QST article is a must read. Otherwise, I found it for 20 meters just in the course of Googling KK7B. You can also find a 40 meter version in the MicroR2.
It's been interesting, the more I get into this project to see other uses for some of KK7B's other receivers like the one used by SETI.
Tom, ak2b
I modified the FCC-1/2/DIZ amplifier for more isolation of the VFO and phasing output (I/Q) from the rest of the circuits. I will upload pictures soon.
This picture shows an attempt to isolate the DDS signal. The FCC-1/2 is on the left front. To the right is the I/Q splitter and on the left is the EZkeyer with the connectors removed. This keyer has an outstanding quality in that there is a separate mute output (see picture below) which can be set on or off. This mutes the receiver slightly ahead of keydown and keeps muting slightly after key up.
In the back of the box, on the left wall is the code practice oscillator that I lifted directly from Jason, NT7S. This sine wave sidetone is switched via relay to the headphone output (upper left) during TX. The W7ZOI T/R control is the board to the right of the sidetone board. It relay switches the receive audio and sidetone as well as the antenna between the output of the 5 Watt CW Amplifier and the R2pro. To the right is the 5W amp and the low pass filter. Although you can't see it, there is an 8db pi attenuator just to the left of the amp. I also changed the 10K power adjustment pot to a circular pot so that I can adjust the power output form the top. You can just barely see it under the right most SMA connector.
There are 3 feedthru caps running along the bottom of the PC board barrier, hidden from view by the FCC-1/2.
2. keyed +5V from the mute line output of the keyer IC for driving 2 2N3904 for muting the r2pro
3. key line to ground from the EZkeyer Key output to the W7ZOI T/R board
All this effort did make a noticable improvement. I now can turn the volume control up without any trace of feedback, the same as when using the I/Q VFO.
Now I have to figure out why I get a noticable T/R thump on keyup even though the EZkeyer is muting as it should. I also want to do full break-in which I think I can do once I solve the thump problem.
Here is a Field Day 2011 recording. When the cw filter is turned on it will be obvious since there is drop in audio. The filters are quite good despite this. You will also here the key up thump.
This is pretty much the final version of my R2pro.
The good:
The radio sounds fantastic.
The bad:
It is very susceptible to hum from power supplies or wall warts in close proximity. It also doesnt like computer LCD's.
I think I went as far as I want to in terms of shielding. Frankly, I cant think of much more to do. When used with one power supply that I have, you hardly hear any hum at all. Also, of course, if I use a battery, I just barely notice a tiny bit (you wouldn't notice in normal use unless you were really looking for it).
I finally got rid of the transmit thump by using the rest of the T/R circuitry in W7ZOIs
Universal QRP Transmitter MK-II. I was using all of Figure 4 but later dropped the sidetone oscillator in favor of NT7Ss cpo (see above). It is relay switched between the audio jacks the same as the other oscillator was.
Today I finally read the whole article and realized that the top part of Figure 1 might contain some key components necessary in removing the key down thump. Mainly Q6, Q7, Q8 and Q4 - used to time the keying of the driver transistor Q2. I replaced R13 with R4 of Dizs 5 Watt CW amp. It never ceases to amaze me, the good things that come from reading instructions .
I also use a thumbwheel type pot for R6 in the amplifier so I can easily turn the power up and down since I sometimes use it with an external amplifier that only need 2 watts of drive.
So, at this point, I have a complete transceiver (thumpless). The transmit part is pretty much the Universal TX, W7ZOI design, with a few substitutions.
Here is a short thumpless recording. There is some QRM, as you can hear and some recording artifacts on key-up....hmmm. The T/R is not QSK so the intial key-down is the important one. This is not perfect, but an improvement. Eventually I'd like to get QSK.


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MINDVVIPE wrote:Sodan-1 wrote:You are not the only one. I just can't make this work in my head. Given the events of the series I wouldn't even say combining with Megatron makes sense. I can't imagine Unicron allowing himself to be used as armour or weapons for one of his rival's puny creations.
Unicron didn't have an alt-mode. Takara improvised. Takara failed.
Ya, its not in Unicrons character at all. I thought he had some sort of flying ship alt mode... or hovercraft or some crap. If the armour is the only alt mode he gets, it'll be easier to pass on this.
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Interesting article but a little too biased. You are implying that the Boks get a raw deal from the referee while the oppostition get an easy ride with your comment that the All Blacks are serial offenders and opposition need to be kept honest against the Boks driving maul?"
All sides offend whether deliberately or not and I have seen several Bok driving mauls that have started illegally when the prop is in front of the lock catching the ball. Referees makes mistakes and the sooner this culture of blaming the referee is stamped out the better.
Posted 08:10 21st August 2012
@APV1... Has someone been pooing in your pudding recently? You seem to have turned from objective gentleman to angry teenager. I can only assume that you have been on a course of enforced alcohol abstination, have a dram and chill out my friend.
Posted 10:38 17th August 2012
Terribly biased column and hugely ironic that CV should discuss cheating given his history with drugs (i.e. real cheating).
Watch any ruck/tackle situation and you will generally find instances where you can penalise both teams. The top referees are the experts on this and the reason that the ABs are not penalised out of the game is because they do not commit any more offenses than any other team. As soon as the Aussies or South Africans have their turn at the top you will find that other teams supporters now believe they are getting away with murder
Posted 02:25 17th August 2012
The Stormers were the kings at tackling and ending up on the wrong side slowing it down.
Posted 21:15 16th August 2012
@ daibok - I think you may have been the only member who did take my comments about (not very) Super Rugby seriously..!
The thing is about CV is he could be such a useful insight into the "dark arts" of the FR. Martin Corry, Richard Hill and Phil Vickery are obviously biased and admit that. But they also write a balanced artice. That's the big difference.
@ ruggaluva - what's bitten your ar$e? And how is my "handle" any better or worse than yours? An unusually vitriolic and unnecessary response, me thinks. Are you going to claim that CV isn't completely one-eyed and totally biased, to the detriment of his column? If so, you must be reading a different version from the rest of us.
Posted 11:11 16th August 2012
Look at it both ways. The sharks were coming round the rucks and up offside in defence time after time. Accept it and let it go.
Teams from all countries engage in all sorts of tactics
Posted 11:10 16th August 2012
Going off your feet past the ruck is going to happen with counter-rucking. Refs allow it because it is too late for the half-back to claim the ball. The game has evolved - get over it.
Posted 10:03 16th August 2012
Typical bleating Bok...always the AB's cheating while the Boks can do no wrong. News for you... I love it!! because it means we are winning...
Posted 09:37 16th August 2012
Sharks Chiefs was an example of what he is talking about. It is annoying because Kiwis do not need to to win games. Indeed, Cobus was magnanimous, I noted the following:
lazy runners in offside providing blocks for the backline (penalty);
tackling off the ball (penalty plus yellow card)
shoulder charges (at least two, penalty plus yellow card)
Holding the guards by the ruck (penalty)
The Chiefs would have won anyway and are deserving Champions, though. I am interested in watching better footy.
Posted 09:25 16th August 2012
What a waste of a column.
Posted 09:08 16th August 2012
Ahh Visage you sound out such sage advice, but can't hide your obvious one eyed closet monster. Your assertions in the last paragraph are priceless... Red Alert! all referees be on the look out for those cheating kiwis blah blah friggin blah blah... bloody couch refs! seriously you need to stop watching the opposition so much it's really skewing your judgement haha
Posted 08:10 16th August 2012
what's a "driving mall"?
Posted 23:46 15th August 2012
brunettes? really?? hmm, i'm not sure how those Pumas fans will feel about such a banal cliche (even if it's true hehehe, as they say about why cliches are indeed cliches!). underestimate this team at your peril !!!
Posted 23:34 15th August 2012
If we are going to complain about cheating can we go back to calling offside? And another big one for me was the Aussie sides tackling and taking players without the ball on the fringes of rucks. Cheating is a part of rugby you get away with what the ref lets you get away with. But somethings are a lot more obvious than others such as the above.
Posted 23:00 15th August 2012
Im dreading watching more boring rugby from Heyneke's Bluebullprint.... motivating maestro or not i cant stand watching the Bulls ! We DO have the players to play any type of game we want but not the chutzpah from those in charge.
Also im totally over the Never Ending Story ( Super 15) and its interminable injury toll that robs us of seeing the best players together for more than just the first few weeks of the comp.
So what the AB's are the best at the cynical dark arts ? If the refs are ignoring thats criminal but i dont think they are... i just think the AB's have got it waxed when it comes to putting on that "who me sir ??" puppy dog expression. sickeningly cynical but very effective.
oh APV1 or R2D2 or whatever your stupid handle is... your comments are always dross and you should crawl away now - let the men talk, little boy time is over.
Posted 22:19 15th August 2012
Cobus, you got it wrong from the top...
I would have to say Australia are favourites, defending champs, playing at home, no world cup to distract them, best colour shirt, most multi -cultural team, stacked with in-form Waratahs, coached by a Kiwi, led by a Zimbabwean and best player is a Papua New Guinean, unbackable favourites, for sure. Watch this space!
Posted 21:45 15th August 2012
Ah yes, nandrolone-popping Cobus accusing the ABs of cheating...what is next, Richard Loe writing a column on foul-play...
Posted 20:02 15th August 2012
perhaps those same refs might like to have a look at SA's continual off-the-ball antics as well as their illegal clearing out around the ruck? Cry me a river Cobus, you sound like every other sore loser!
Posted 19:57 15th August 2012
Have a go at CV by all means. He deserves it, particularly when compared to other guest columnists such as Martin Corry.
However, not all us 'boks' are drooling one eyed loony conspiracy theorists. Most of us appreciate good rugby and admire quality opposition teams.
Sorry, but I will no longer take your learned comments about Super Rugby seriously.
Posted 17:37 15th August 2012
have watched that game. No excuses for high tackles but the rest works both ways and if players are going to keep coming round the ruck and up on defence offside then they are going to get pushed out of the way.
If you want to see a team really good at blocking and taking players out of the ball then watch the Reds. (That's not to say that other teams don't do it)
Posted 16:41 15th August 2012
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The Logan County High School soccer teams held their annual "Pink Out" game in honor of Christy Phillips and all others who have been touched by cancer. Several booths and activities were set up to raise money for the American Cancer society to fight for a cure.
The Logan County soccer players stepped on the field with their pink jerseys and socks ready to play.
The Lady Cougars played first against the Glasgow Lady Scotties early in the afternoon. The Lady Cougars kept the ball moving during the whole game making good passes to one another. The Lady Scotties defense was constantly moving along with the Lady Cougars.
Breanna Baptiste scored the first goal by the Lady Cougars in the first 10 minutes of the game. Emma Cartas followed up shortly after with the second and final goal for the Lady Cougars.
The Lady Scotties scored once in the second half but the Lady Cougars defense was strong enough to keep them from scoring another goal.
"Passing in the first half was crisp. The girls were finding feet and making them play a lot of defense," said head coach Daniel McCarley. "We played good offense tonight. They worked the middle tonight instead of just the outsides."
The Lady Cougars won 2-1 against the Lady Scotties but coach McCarley says that's not what mattered tonight.
"Tonight it wasn't about who won or lost, it is about honoring the victims and playing for them," said McCarley. "We wear pink for our loved ones who have died and who are still fighting. To show support and honor their memories."
The win improved Logan County to 3-1 on the season. The Lady Cougars were coming off a 2-1 win at Franklin-Simpson on Monday for their first-ever District 13 victory. They next play on Sept. 4 against Todd County Central at home.
The Cougars took the field that evening against the Franklin-Simpson Wildcats. Early in the first half, D.J. Lee scored the first goal against the Wildcats which put the Cougars off to a good start. But shortly after, the Wildcats followed up and scored a goal. The two teams battled throughout the half and it was Diego Garcia who made the second point for the Cougars at the end of the first half.
When the Cougars walked on to the field during the second half, they were soon discouraged by a goal by the Wildcats to tie the game. After that, the Cougars fell apart and the Wildcats scored two more points to end the game 4-2.
"We had a good first half and a bad second half. They have got to start playing two halves," said LCHS coach Eric Evans. "They got their heads down and stopped passing in the second half."
Even though the Cougars didn't end the game like they wanted, they knew they were playing for something much important than a win.
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John Taylor, Duran Duran's co-founder, takes the listener on a wild ride through his life. From the 80s through today, from Rio to All You Need is Now, John writes about the music, the parties, and the MTV videos that made millions swoon.
With Duran Duran, John Taylor has created some of the greatest music of our time. From the disco dazzle of debut single "Planet Earth" right up to their latest number one album, All You Need is Now, Duran Duran has always had the power to sweep the world onto its feet.
It's been a ride - and for John in particular, the ride has been wild, thrilling...and dangerous. Now, for the first time, he tells his incredible story. A tale of dreams fulfilled, lessons learned and demons conquered.
A shy only child, Nigel John Taylor wasn't an obvious candidate for pop stardom and frenzied girl panic. But when he ditched his first name and picked up a bass guitar, everything changed. John Formed Duran Duran with his friend Nick Rhodes in the summer of 1978, and they were soon joined by Roger Taylor, then Andy Taylor and finally Simon Le Bon. Together they were an immediate, massive global success story, their pictures on millions of walls, every single a worldwide hit.
In his frank, compelling autobiography, John recounts the highs - hanging out with icons like Bowie, Warhol and even James Bond; dating Vogue models and driving fast cars - all the while playing hard with the band he loved. But there were tough battles ahead - troubles that brought him to the brink of self-destruction - before turning his life around.
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"A must for any DD fan!"
Hearing the story from JT directly really brought the stories to life. His honesty and emotion really set the tone for the stories.
Finally having a glimpse into what their lives were really like at the height of their popularity was fun to hear.
Loved it. He is engaged and passionate. Great performance.
I enjoyed every minute of it.
His honesty really struck me. Any fan of the band will enjoy reliving the heydays!
"Great story telling even if you aren't a Durannie!"
It's John Taylor's voice narrating his own story, what's not to love? Yes, yes, I am a Durannie who has loved JT since 1983 when I was 13, but when I first read that he would be narrating his own story I was hesitant to buy it. He is, after all, a musician not an actor, so it could be stilted and dry. BUT JT is funny and does some great voices/parodies of various people, so it really brings the whole story to life. He's got such great perspective on his life too, but also walks you through his youth and early days in Duran in such detail you are reliving it all right there with him. I definitely was sad when the story came to a close. It was a lot of fun listening to him talk to me for so many hours. :)
So many: His memories of walking to church every day with his mom when he was a small child. His descriptions of how important fashion was to him waaay back in Birmingham and his rebellious teenage years. His interactions with his father.
The voices he mimics of all the people he talks about in his book. His humor. His lovely voice in general.
When his parents died.
I think you definitely get so much more with this audiobook than you would just reading his story. Definitely worth purchasing, even if you already owned the book.
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"Unflinching look at drug use and stardom"
As a fan of Duran Duran when I was a teenager, I enjoyed this look at what life was like for members of the band. In particular, I thought John's look at his early life, his flaws, drug use, and recovery was both brave and honest. The central question, perhaps, is how do people retain their humanity when beset with the excesses of superstardom? John Taylor recovered his humanity, and I felt happy for him when he did.
"Dream come true"
I have already listened to it twice already. I think it's great that John Taylor narrated this book as well. It brought me back to the 80's when I had Duran Duran all over my bedroom walls. I liked hearing about the bands rise to the top.
Listening to when John had basically taken the car keys away from his aging father brought back memories for me. Reminded me of times with my grandfather. Made me tear up.
I have seen Duran Duran in concert...nothing compares to that. But I did think it was awesome to listen to him narrate his book. I hope he does another.
"Neat to know what was going on behind the scenes!"
I almost didn't get this due to one negative review indicating he was a wuss who had nothing bad to say about anyone. I'm glad I didn't listen - I didn't mind that the autobiography was so positive. He doesn't gloss over his own past, the gritty parts, etc., so I didn't have a problem.
I found it interesting because also I've always liked Duran Duran, I wasn't a "Durannie" back then, so I didn't realize it was John and Nick who formed the band and were the driving force through all of this. I had assumed it was Simon since he was the frontman, as it often is with bands. I also thought John was sort of the 'dumb blonde' of the band and was shocked he even came out with a book...shows how much I know!
I found myself interested throughout the whole program, and glad I took the chance to get to know him.
"John Taylor comes across as authentic and real!"
My heart broke a little bit when I realized that I was quickly coming to the end of this audio book. John became a treasured friend, someone who I quickly became accustomed spending my early morning driving time with, and also someone who I daydreamed about since the early 80's from the first moment I listened to Planet Earth!! I loved every single moment that I spent listening to John as he told his story of a young lad growing up in Birmingham, being a teen in the 70's music scene, meeting Nick Rhodes, and becoming a driving force behind Duran Duran. What I LOVED most was how authentic John was in telling his story. He didn't sugarcoat any of his mistakes, his drug and alcohol abuse, and being a lousy boyfriend. He was also such a true gentlemen by NOT dishing the dirt on his fellow bandmates and friends, and for that I respect him.
Recommend? If you were a Duranie then YES, of course you MUST read this. I was in love with John Taylor from the first moment I saw him. I knew one day that my last name would be Taylor...had to be, because I was so going to marry this man!! (Got the same last name just a different guy!!) I saved my money so that I could buy the teen mags that always had some type of poster of Duran Duran or one of the guys. My bedroom walls were one big Duran Duran collage with John being the main focus. What I learned from this audio was that all those years mooning over a fantasy has led me to now realize that John Taylor is so very human, down-to-earth, and truly someone I would be honored to call friend!
* Warning: Listening to this audio book can lead to hours spent on YouTube watching Duran Duran videos, interviews, and singing at the top of your lungs....Her name is Rio and she dances on the sand.....
Source: Audible.com
Narrator: John Taylor (I admit to pretending that he was sitting beside me in the car telling his story)
Length: 7 hours and 55 minutes
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"wonderful story"
To relive his moments and pain with his family. The addiction that crippled him and being able to kick the evil habit. Love this book! Nicely done John!
John, seeing his wonderful ride in a wonderful band Duran Duran.
Love the voices of his parents that he would mimick. it had me laughing.
"Really enjoyed the book"
I've never been a Duran Duran fan and I'm not sure why I even gave the book a try. Well I'm glad I did, I really enjoyed the book, I like John Taylor's style of writing and obvious honesty. The book helped me understand the 80's english music invasion and gave me a good appreciation for the key members of the group. JT did a great job reading, the best read by an author I've so far encountered.
"Must read for all you 80's chicks!"
Yes-Hearing the passion, excitement, sadness as John is reading his life story just made the audio edition unbeatable.
Listening to John's early life and the love for his parents. So sweet.
I loved relating to all the music that I loved in the 80's and just remembering my love of Duran Duran as a 18 year old!
How honest John is about himself and how much he is so self aware after everything he lived through.
Any 80s music/Duran Duran fans-a must read.
"Thatchers Pop Children Come Clean"
Anyone who lived through the 80's, witnessed the rise and fall of Punk, can remember reading Smash Hits, Melody Maker and NME every week without fail! Lay down your prejudice for all that is tainted by the Spandau Ballet types and listen to this tail of Roxy Music wannabes. A top draw pop tail with sex, drugs, guns, make up, a VW Golf, more drugs, Chic, a Sex Pistol and Robert Palmer and more drugs.
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On view March 11 through April 29, 2005
These works on paper bring together text and image in what Black describes as "visual pages," which, like linguistic acts of creation, are "brief and bounded by space."
Poet and photographer Star Black is the author of five books of poetry, most recently Ghostwood. Her photographs are in the Berg Collection of the New York Public Library and the Library of Congress. Her collages have been exhibited in various galleries in New York City and Long Island.
On view January 7 through February 25, 2005
The exhibit "Walking, Poems & Buildings" features poems and architectural models of a bus shelter, a "writer's hut" and a nature observation center created collaboratively by students of poet Annie Finch and architect Ben Jacks at Miami University. This show explores the ways in which architects and poets build and inhabit durable and harmonious forms, and how walking creates a rhythmic link between the two pursuits.
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On view September 9 through October 29, 2005 The first New York presentation of 20 exquisite monoprints illustrating scenes from Dante's Purgatorio by the renowned artist Milton Glaser.
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Like ancient civilizations slumbering beneath cities of glass and steel, classical poetries are buried deep in Highland's visual texts on large canvases, which explore the modern experience of language.
August Highland is an experimental writer and visual artist based in San Diego. Since he developed "Alphanumeric Painting" in 2002, he has shown it in over 25 shows, including four solo shows.
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Cartel kingpin Chicago's new Public Enemy No. 1
CHICAGO (AP) — For the first time since Prohibition, Chicago has a new Public Enemy No. 1 — a drug cartel kingpin in Mexico.
The Chicago Crime Commission and the Drug Enforcement Agency bestowed that title Thursday on Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman.
He's head of the Sinaloa cartel, which authorities say is the main narcotics supplier to Chicago. Even though he's in hiding in Mexico, the agencies consider Guzman a local crime boss.
The announcement marks the first time the Chicago Crime Commission has used the Public Enemy No. 1 label since it was created for mobster Al Capone.
Crime Commission Vice President Art Bilek says Guzman deserves the title for the "viciousness, the evil and the power of this man."
Guzman has been indicted on federal trafficking charges in Chicago.
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