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This Sunday is Mother's Day. It's a wonderful day to say "Thank you" to good ole mom for all the wonderful things she has done for you over the years.
If your mom has left this earth, you can always give a little shout out to her up above.
My mom is 78 years "young" and is still moving along pretty well. She still is going strong doing her VFW Auxiliary work and still volunteers for many of the veterans events over in Lincoln. One of her pride and joys is growing pumpkins every year. She likes to do the different colored ones like white and blue along with the traditional orange.
I get the honor of cooking dinner for my wife this weekend. I can foresee a large T-bone or porterhouse making an appearance on my grill Sunday.
So, all you moms have a great day with your kids, grandkids and loved ones this weekend.
Speaking of a good T-bone, I see the beef prices just set an all-time record this past week. I warned you about six months ago that beef was going to go way up in price! Well, last Friday it hit a record and doesn't look like the price will be coming down very soon. In fact, it may be a year or more before it gets any better.
The weather and $7 corn are making it kind of tough on beef eaters.
Also, I see the local hay crop is getting a little pricey, also. I understand some of the bales of hay at the sale barn last week went for more than $300 a bale. Because of the weather, a lot of pastures have not gotten up to speed this spring.
Also, I see even Tyson Foods had a rough first quarter because of people switching to chicken instead of beef. Their beef sales where down 4 percent in the first quarter. But even the price of chicken is going up.
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I see the gas prices are beginning to creep back up with the local price now back to more than $3.50 a gallon. It amazes me the amount of driving is down, and we have more gas availability than we ever have had, and the price still goes up.
Somebody needs to explain the economics of that to me.
The parade of graduations begins on Friday with SWCC leading the way.
The high school graduations get started in the next couple of weeks to follow. The graduation parties are already in full swing with many that have already happened.
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I would guess the main part of the drought is over with all the snow and rain we have received over the past month. I know my sump pump has been working pretty much nonstop for the past three weeks.
A lot of the lakes and ponds are starting to get filled back up.
Now if the moisture would stop for a week and let the farmers back into the fields. It's a different story this year compared to last. Lots of folks had the majority of their crops in by April 1. It may be June 1 this year before the majority of the crops are in the ground.
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The site of the train station was owned and operated by the Ferrocarriles de Vía Estrecha (FEVE light rail line), but the station had fallen into disuse. Since it's located in a very busy part of the city, transforming the station into public space could ease congestion and create a new public amenity. The station itself was transformed into a large, open, multi-functional gallery space, while a new building to the north was constructed to be used for auditorium space and offices. Outside, old tracks were transformed into a public plaza and the old engine turn table became an outdoor amphitheatre.
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http://news.yahoo.com/congress-sends...-politics.htmlCongress passed must-do legislation Thursday to permit the government to borrow hundreds of billions of dollars more to meet its obligations, averting a first-ever government default that had loomed as early as mid-February.
The 64-34 vote in the Democratic-controlled Senate sent the measure to President Barack Obama, who has said he will sign it. The Republican-led House passed the legislation last week.
The legislation would temporarily suspend the $16.4 trillion limit on federal borrowing, which experts say would allow the government to borrow about $450 billion to meet interest payments and obligations like Social Security benefits and government salaries.
The deadline for Congress to act again to prevent default would likely not come until August, according to calculations by the Bipartisan Policy Center, a Washington-based think tank.
Without the bill, the Treasury Department says, the government would default on its obligations by as early as mid-February.
"Failure to pass this bill will set off an unpredictable financial panic that would plunge not only the United States, but much of the world, back into recession," said Sen. Max Baucus, D-Mont. "Every single American would feel the economic impact."
The short-term increase in the borrowing limit was the brainchild of House Republicans, who wanted to re-sequence a series of upcoming budget battles, taking the threat of a potentially devastating government default off the table and instead setting up a clash in March over automatic across-the-board spending cuts set to strike the Pentagon and many domestic programs.


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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Jan. 11, 2005) - East Tennessee State University cross country and track and field assistant coach Michelle Byrne announced that Ali Carney (Sevierville, Tenn.) will compete for the Buccaneer squad beginning in the 2005 indoor season.
"Ali will be a tremendous addition to our developing core of middle distance runners," stated Byrne. "She is an extremely dedicated student-athlete with a tremendous work ethic and will have much success as a Buccaneer."
Carney graduated from Sevierville high school in the fall of 2004 and was a four-year letterwinner in cross country and two-year letterwinner in track and field. In her sophomore season, she placed second in the cross country county meet. In track and field she was county champion in the 800 meters and a member of the county championship-winning 4 X 800 relay team. During that year Carney helped her 4 X 800 relay team record a new record for her high school in the event. During her junior season, she captained her cross country team and finished third in regionals to advance her to the state meet where she achieved a top 40 finish. Based on her performance Carney was named to the 2003 Knoxville News Sentinel Cross Country Second Team. In 2004, Carney qualified for her second state meet with a seventh-place regional finish. Carney was 20th at state and was tabbed third on the Knoxville News Sentinel Prep X-tra Team.
In addition to track and field and cross country, Carney was also involved in the school's ski club and was actively involved in her high school participating in a wide variety of activities including the Beta club, Interact, and Students Against Drunk Driving. She also holds several academic accomplishments having earned a 4.0 and being named to the All A's Honor Roll for the past three years.
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Notre Dame continues to churn out great players - often All-Americans - at the tight end position. Sophomore Troy Niklas spent the past season in the shadows of Tyler Eifert, but learned a lot from the senior.
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Remember Jami & Andrew's adorable engagement party book? Well these 2 crazy kids finally got hitched, and we've got the pictures to prove it! From the gorgeous rehearsal dinner above, to the stylish wedding below, Jami gives all the details from their destination wedding to Mexico!
Andrew and I went down a few days earlier to prepare the gift bags, (Andrew made cutting boards for each guest room!, I made polaroid postcards, we put together our playlist, wrote welcome notes to each guest.) I have to say, i'd recommend the "pre-moon" to everyone! By the time everyone got down to Mexico, we were relaxed and calm and had spent quality time together. Of course a wedding pulls you in so many directions, and since we had those earlier days to be alone and get a lot done, we could really give our family and friends that made the journey, all of our attention. From the very beginning, my vision was always to be relaxing by the pool and the beach with my family and friends on the morning of my wedding, not running around in chaos. The weather was gorgeous, and that is exactly what i did.
The weather report said rain all weekend, and although i said i wasnt going to worry about the weather, the night before everyone was arriving, i was seriously bumming. But it was amazing. As people started arriving, the clouds broke, and they stayed away for the entire weekend. As people were heading to the airport on Sunday morning, no joke, the rain came down in sheets. Andrew and I stayed behind for 2 days, and it was a complete downpour. I was so happy to see the rain then!!
It really was the weekend of a lifetime. We feel so lucky.
Photography: Karen Mordechai and Allan Zepeda
Video: Julian Pozzi of Redwell Productions and Andre Costantini of Silly Dancing
Location: Zoetry Paraiso de la Bonita, Riviera Maya, Mexico
Ceremony: Jami's brother was the officiant, and 3 of her living grandparents, all around 90 years old made the journey.
Dress: Vera Wang
Shoes: Oscar de la Renta
Hair Accessories: Sara Gabriel
Flowers: Vanessa Jaimes
Make up: by my mom!
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Despite having won three consecutive World titles, Sebastian Vettel says he doesn't hold an advantage over the rest of the field...
Despite having won three consecutive World titles, Sebastian Vettel says he doesn't hold an advantage over the rest of the field.
Having blitzed the competition in 2011, Vettel was made to work for it last year and it was only his late run of four successive race victories that gave him the impetus to beat Fernando Alonso to the title by three points.
That triumph was the German's third in a row, a feat only two other drivers - Michael Schumacher and Juan Manuel Fangio - had ever managed.
But despite his success, Vettel says he does not have an advantage over his fellow competitors heading into the new season.
"It's one thing to look back at what we have achieved as a team but really as I feel it we all start again from zero," said the 25-year-old.
"So we've all got the same chances and it will be a long year here, a lot of races and a very tough challenge waiting for all of us.
"I'm looking forward to that and not really thinking about what happened in the last year's because I'm also convinced that it doesn't really give us a head start or any advantage.
"If anything the expectations are there, people expect something, but more than that we expect ourselves to do well again so there's a lot of pressure.
"But I'm just excited to get out again and get in to the car, start the testing and then go racing finally and find out where we are.
"It will be tough; tough to beat Mark [Webber], tough to beat the other guys and the other teams because they will try everything to beat us.
"Obviously the last three years have been very good for us and we've managed to beat them but there's no guarantee or nothing that helps us to keep winning and keep doing a good job."
Pressed as to who he predicts will be his main rivals this season, Vettel not only pointed to last year's runner-up Alonso also believes Lewis Hamilton will be up.
"The best drivers are in the best teams," he told ESPNF1. "From a team point of view we are racing against the best teams and from a driver's point of view against the best drivers.
"I think it's easy for you to work out who they are; Fernando certainly is one of them. It's not a secret I respect him a lot as a driver and have a very high opinion of him but there are others as well.
"Mark is one of them, Lewis [Hamilton] is one of them and there are others, but I usually don't like to name them as there's a chance of forgetting one of them and that's not the idea. I think it's the usual suspects... Jenson [Button] - sorry!"
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(SportsNetwork.com) - Though in the midst of a five-game point streak, the
Phoenix Coyotes shoot for just their second victory in eight games on Tuesday
night as they play host to the Edmonton Oilers.
The Coyotes were last in action on Saturday when they dropped a 3-2 overtime
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the club is 1-0-4 over its past five games and has not lost in regulation
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Third-period goals by Martin Hanzal and Mike Ribeiro -- the latter coming with
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the Ducks netted the winner 51 seconds into the bonus frame.
Backup Thomas Greiss made 38 saves in his sixth start of the season.
"I thought he was excellent," said Phoenix head coach Dave Tippett about
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hard with us being a tired team and he made some key saves at the right time
to allow us to get a point."
Phoenix, 10-3-3 as the hosting club, begins a six-game homestand tonight and
is close to getting captain Shane Doan back into the lineup. The forward has
missed 10 consecutive games due to Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever and is still
tied for the club lead with 12 goals despite his absence.
Doan skated in practice on Monday and said he felt good, but isn't likely to
play tonight.
"I'd like to play (Tuesday) but I'm pretty sure they're not going to let me do
that," Doan told Phoenix's website. "(The medical staff) will let me know when
they think it's good for me to try it again."
Coyotes forward Rob Klinkhammer did not practice on Monday due to the flu.
With Greiss having gotten the start last time out, No. 1 netminder Mike Smith
should get the call tonight and is 7-1-1 with a 2.35 goals against average in
his career versus the Oilers. That includes a pair of wins this season.
The Oilers have also been out of action since Saturday, when they lost a 4-3
shootout decision to the Philadelphia Flyers.
Ilya Bryzgalov faced the club that bought out the final seven years of his
massive contract this past summer and was solid with 35 saves. He signed a
one-year deal with the Oilers in November.
"I think we battled through and tried our best," Bryzgalov said. "It was great
to get the point."
Taylor Hall had a goal and an assist while David Perron and Ryan Nugent-
Hopkins each scored for the Oilers, who had won their previous two following a
six-game slide.
Edmonton coach Dallas Eakins is expected to make Nail Yakupov, the top overall
selection of the 2012 draft, a healthy scratch tonight. The forward has six
goals and 14 points in 39 games this season after logging 17 goals and 14
assists in 48 contests as a rookie last season.
"(Yakupov's) not going to play next game," Eakins said on Monday. "Yak and I
had a very long in-depth conversation this morning, probably a good 40-45
minutes, the longest I've had with any player. Him and I have sorted out a few
things, it was a good conversation, at least it ended well, and we have a
definite plan moving forward. I have some things that I'm going to do and he's
agreed to do some things from his end so we'll see how that goes."
Forward Roman Horak is expected to make his Edmonton debut in Yakupov's place
and skated on a line Monday with Sam Gagner and Jordan Eberle.
Bryzgalov could make his ninth start of the season for the Oilers tonight and
is 9-2-0 with a 1.90 GAA in 12 previous meetings with the Coyotes, who he
played three-plus seasons with before signing with Philadelphia.
The Coyotes have beaten the Oilers twice this season -- once at home and once
on the road -- and have won three straight as well as eight of the past 10
Edmonton has dropped three in a row and seven of its last nine in Phoenix.
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Genome Wide Association Studies
From Computational Biology Group
Some people in our group work on genome wide association studies (GWAS).
Introductory reading
For an introduction to GWAS, with an emphasis on human studies, you could start with a nice tutorial article [1], and a review of more recent issues [2]. There is also a nice review about approaches for rodent studies [3].
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- Balding DJ. A tutorial on statistical methods for population association studies. Nat Rev Genet 2006 Oct; 7(10) 781-91. doi:10.1038/nrg1916 pmid:16983374.
- McCarthy MI, Abecasis GR, Cardon LR, Goldstein DB, Little J, Ioannidis JP, and Hirschhorn JN. Genome-wide association studies for complex traits: consensus, uncertainty and challenges. Nat Rev Genet 2008 May; 9(5) 356-69. doi:10.1038/nrg2344 pmid:18398418.
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It was very nearly the Downhill victory that Anna Fenninger has been waiting for but as in Altenmarkt a late starter denied her victory. This time it was Andrea Fischbacher that upset the formbook. Lizz Goergl took fourth place.
With four racers coming into the race still in with a chance of taking the Downhill Globe, three were HEAD World Cup Rebels. It was all to play for, for Maria Hoefl-Riesch, Marianne Kaufmann-Abderhalden and Anna Fenninger as well as Tina Maze.
Lizz Goergl went early, number 12, and learned the lessons from the mistakes made by the early runners through the compression and the big sweeping turns. Goergl posted a time that would turn out to be the benchmark for the rest of the field to chase down.
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Tuesday, November 25, 2003JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Nov. 25, 2003) - After enjoying a two-game road swing through Texas in which the East Tennessee State men's basketball team defeated Conference USA opponent Houston and battled Bob Knight's Texas Tech Red Raiders, the Buccaneers opened their home schedule Tuesday night by easily dispatching NCAA Division II Mars Hill 100-57 at Memorial Center. Four Bucs eclipsed double figures in scoring to lead the way, with senior Jerald Fields (Gainesville, Fla.) posting a season-high 20 points on 7-of-14 shooting from the floor. Along with Fields, sophomore Ben Rhoda (Dayton, Ohio) added 12 points, while the freshman duo of A.J. Jackson (Monessen, Penn.) and Aaron Scott (Houma, La.) netted 16 and 11 points, respectively. ETSU wasted little time taking the fight to the Lions, scoring the first 13 points of the game and opening the contest with an offensive flurry that left Mars Hill facing a 20-point deficit at 25-5 with 12:09 left in the first half. The Bucs did not let up from there, building their lead to 59-30 by halftime. "We were glad to have an opportunity to get some guys playing time," said ETSU first-year head coach Murry Bartow. "The trip back from Texas was long and our team needs some rest before the Wilmington game." Indeed, the Bucs used this contest with their nearby North Carolina neighbor as a tune up for Saturday's 4 p.m. game with UNC Wilmington, a team that has made back-to-back trips to the NCAA Tournament over the last two years. The Bucs traveled to Wilmington last season and suffered a 78-59 loss. But on this night, every Buc player - with the exception of sophomore guard Tim Smith (Newport News, Va.), who missed the game with an ankle injury but is listed as probable for Saturday's game - saw action in the contest and contributed. While the trio of Fields, Jackson and Scott stood out, senior forward Zakee Wadood (Lonoke, Ark.) finished the evening with nine points and 10 rebounds, while freshman guard Travis Strong (Memphis, Tenn.) and junior guard Sam Oatman (Neenah, Wisc.) each dished out a team-high four assists and scored seven points. The Bucs kept the pressure on Mars Hill in the second half, outscoring the Lions 41-27. In fact, ETSU eclipsed the 100-point mark with 23 seconds left when Jackson scored his final two points of the night. Mars Hill (0-3) was led by guards Ronald Lewis and Chris Conn, both of whom scored 13 points. Guard Richie Covington also added 10 rebounds. ETSU, which improves to 2-1, will return to action on Saturday when they host UNC Wilmington at Memorial Center. Tip is scheduled for 4 p.m.
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chicken thighs
1 cup
all-purpose flour
1 cup
Italian seasoned bread crumbs
salt and pepper to taste
1 teaspoon
1/2 cup
vegetable oil
The first two times I followed this recipe, the chicken tasted a little too greasy for us. I decided to give it one last try and substituted 1/2 cup butter for the oil. I also add a little milk to the beaten egg. It turned out delicious this time. We'll definitely make it again!
Spicing is done the way I would have done it. I found it too oily. I have done it another way where I melt 1 tblspn of butter in the dish and put the chicken skin side down for 1/2 the time then skin side up for the balance of the time. It turns out golden brown.
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My family loves this recipe. I make it with chicken drumsticks instead of thighs and the only change I make is spraying the pan with Pam instead of oil. We've tried this recipe several times and they are ALWAYS cooked in the alloted time and are ALWAYS moist and yummy. We even fight over the leftovers.
Easy, no-fuss fried chicken. The first batch I made was delicious and the family raved about it. I used baggies for the breading for easy cleanup. I also let the breading "rest" for fifteen minutes before putting the chicken in the oven, so the coating stayed on well and turned out nice and crisp. Will definitely make this again!
This recipe was really easy, and very good considering it was baked. I had too much chicken to put in one pan so I decided to do a little test and pan fry the rest of it the traditional way. The oven fried was better overall; it required less "work" because you only had to flip it once and didn't have to "watch" it and oil didn't pop out and burn me (as usual). I think the key to keeping the coating on is making sure you pat dry the chicken first, coat well with the flour, shaking off the excess, quickly drudging it though the egg, which I added about 4 tablespoons of standard hot sauce to my egg mixture just to give it a little kick, and then really roll it around in the bread crumbs to get a nice even coat. I added lemmon pepper seasoning after the chicken was in the pan right before it went into the oven and it really was delish. Will do this again for sure!!
A nice recipe for "Fried" Chicken, it was crisp, delecious, great flavor, and the only thing I changed was using Pam instead of the half cup of olive oil. You don't need a lot of it, just a light spray. Will definitely be making this again.
I find this easy - use a large freezer bag for the flour (and salt and pepper), shake and remove the floured chicken and re-use same bag for the bread crumb coating (why use two bags?). I also left the coated chicken in the fridge for a while before placing into the glass roasting pan with the oil already heated. The finished coating is similar in texture to original recipe KFC, which is to my liking (chewy-crispy) but can easily be made more crispy by cranking the heat up for the last 5 min or so.
My grandma used to make us boneless chicken breast "patties" to take on vacation-- we ate then cold out of the cooler or hot when we got there. It would take her all day to pound, bread and fry this juicy familiar family favorite. I have not had chicken like that since she passed away... that is, until now! This chicken tasted very very similar to hers, with half the work. I used boneless, skinnless chicken thighs (b/c that is what I had), and only about 1/2 cup oil. My only advice is that you don't overcrowd the pan- maybe that is why some people's took forever. The chicken has to have space between the pieces for oil and air to move or they will turn soggy. I had my pan too full and realized it in time to separate into two before any problems arose. Overall, great, easy, tasty and not greasy, if you go easy on the oil and blot on towels afterward. Loved it!!! Thanks. Grandma lives on!
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DeSoto Forza Riviera Tri Jersey
I bought the jersey for Ironman. I was looking for something I could wear from start to finish. I found it in this jersey. I can swim, bike and run with no problems. The jersey has three pockets on the back so on the bike I can take all the nutrition I need. I also like the full zipper on the front. It fits tight so no drag in the swim and no chafing on the run. It also has the skin cooler panels on the sides witch work pretty well. All in all I like the jersey and would recomend it.
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Anyway, these look great though the placement looks a bit ugly.
How did you go about tuning your room? I mean the actuall tuning to decide which panel depth needed to be where? Or did you not take it that far in depth when designing your studio room? or jsut go with a guess-ta-ment?
Some when building one as nice as yours some do and some don't is why i ask [tune a room i mean]- and it can be some what complicated to tune a room properly - if you did do this - an instrucable on how you went about it would be a nice add.
Did you use a GoldLine Handheld AA or BMX anilyser? (if you did)
As mentioned the panels are really nice looking and look like they would work.
My first "studio room" we used the square egg crates glued an screwed to the wall and ceiling and then sprayed them with foam... then sprayed the whole mess flat black- didn't exactly look pretty - pissed off my parent when they found out what i did to my room - but all in all it worked well enough to make a fairly decent recording at the time. ;0)
again nice job and easy to follow instructable.
We did do some tuning, using a room analysis application for Mac. Unfortunately, I don't remember what we used, and I no longer have that computer. Some basic tuning can be done on paper using the room's dimensions and doing some simple algebra. It's a little beyond what I can explain in a comment, but you might want to get the book I mentioned in the introduction. That has a very good look at the process.
If the tuning process seems overwhelming, then here's some basic advice: concentrate the panels near the corners and the longer walls. The worst reflections happen between the walls which are the shortest distance apart. By putting the panels on the longest walls, you'll better tame those shorter reflections.
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I've tuned rooms before using a Goldline Hand held 1/3 octive audio anilyser before. I use to use one when i was a SE for live proformances and tuning the system to the venue. Of course i must admit it's been a while and i don't have a Gold line any more. So a software solution may be more practical for a perminent installation/ studio.
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Every studio seems to have a pair of large speakers on the wall - often for "wow factor".
When I set up my studio, I may make a pair of these panels with hidden windows, and built-in platforms to mount speakers in them. This should reduce bass reflections from the wall, and hide the big speakers :)
Has anyone done this? I'll have to experiment.
Another home made option is curtains.
I've seen some performance halls add curtains along their walls.
Use a heavy velour, velvet, or something with a thick felt backing. You can adjust the sound absorption by adjusting the fullness of the pleat.
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At first it seems odd to hang curtains over empty walls, but it works.
As always fire proofed or fire rated material is a must for performance spaces.
It also seems odd to me that such a dense material would be any good at absorbing sound - is it really better than a softer foam (like for bedding or upholstery?)
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How about fiberglass suspended ceiling panels. It's usually 2' by 4' already. It's only 1" thick, so you might require two sheets per unit.
1" by 4" strapping is usually inexpensive, and in my opinion would be loads easier to work with than MDF (unless the leadish density of MDF is acoustically important).
Why not engage local graf artists to decorate each panel? Might even be lucrative, you could have a future Basquiat hanging on your wall.