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"Raw yet subtle improvised guitarish dronescapes from this recommended British ensemble (& main project of the DARK MEADOW label), extremely trancy, hypnotizing, nebulous, other-dimensional. We love it!"
"Getting a little burned out on ambient music? Can't deal with anymore atmospheric synth jams? Well Syrinx & P·A·L· have just what the doctor ordered. Governance merges mellow guitar drones, mechanized noises, and ghostly, synthetic vocal loops to create an ominous industrial ambient sound. It's unsettling and engaging, the sort of thing that raises those hairs on the back of your neck. Need I say more? Go snag a copy."
"The three Syrinx lads are getting better and better at their particular thing every time I hear them. On their two contributions to this split album they are well and truly over the initial exuberant brio of the project and gone (although I'm sure they'll make a return) are the wall of noise histrionics. In their place is a subtle and refined sense of control over the direction each piece will grow. They have embraced a more minimalist sensibility that has given their downtuned guitar and electronics music a real sense of grandeur."
"Endless droning improvisations to loose your mind in; second album by this UK collective with members of GHOUL DETAIL"
"Syrinx manages to skillfully walk the line between mechanized drone and harsh ambient, producing some impressive work. There's something sinister about Detach, especially when the flutes make an appearance. Recommended."
"Again Ed Plenderleith surpeises with another projects inhis long creative carrear as exponent inside the experimental drone ambient movement.This time he emrges with a pulsative organism called SYRINX,in which through two long compositions he reveal us a harsh drone structures moving and building itself vast scenarios of oscure nature.Both compositions namely "Last Stand Of The Withering Body" and "Reborn Thru A Savaged Beagle" moves so slowly and dense,creating such decadent and abysmal soundscapes,bringing you desolation and hopeless visions,the surprise here is the inclusion of Jhon From Ghoul Detail in this project as a perfect complement of what Ed want to develop here. Guitars sound expositions mixed and re arranged though samples and effects to create isolationism soundscapes able to trascends the relities and visons of your mind.A suggestive project with such kind of trance atmotpheres and meditative tunes great to explore into loneliness"
"4th album by this UK "harsh drone" project consisting of GHOUL DETAIL, GLOWINGPIXIE and PINK VENOM; dark psychedelic drone at its best!"
"As a reviewer, it's frustrating when presented with an album like Fear Of The Red Admirals because I'm acutely aware that whatever I write down is not going to accurately convey the magnitude of the music on the album. A collaboration between mechanized drone unit Syrinx and post-rocker Jessica Bailiff, these are some of the most dynamic experimental tunes I've heard in a while. I dislike categorizing the album under such a broad, amorphous term as "experimental," but there's so much going on that it shouldn't simply be tagged as either ambient or drone. One can't help but become submerged in the waves of sound that slowly roll over you. Fear Of The Red Admirals is a must have for your collection"
"Though this 4th album SYRINX,and this time the project has released a vast album full of dense guitar elements and distant atmopshres collapsing perfectly each other,to create an in deep exploration of sences in all possible ways. Two long compositions in which you shall experience a mutative defragmentation of sounds from a highest perpective.Harsh ambient structures evoking itself through drone passages.SYRINKX has so many interesting elements in the process of creating music,so becoming enigmatic and well structured through each one of the whole releases. The experimental touch is present here too,giving such original facet to the whole album,although the drone and ambient passages are the predominant elements included here"
"First album of this quite new UK drone project, doing two long & slow hallucinogenic drone-morass pieces based on diverse bass & guitars, very psychedelic & otherworld"
"A solo long 56 minutes composition in which you shall float far beyond a new dimension of possibilities where shadows veils will be opened in order to discover its many dark,and isolated faces. Again surprise us with a very interesting album full of intense moments due how the track is evolving from start to finish.such Long drone ambient composition mutating all the time in order to giving you the possibility to explore the psychedelic dark voyage to the center of shadows where everething is beyond the illusory world to be a concrete latent force.Without a doubt the guitar atmospheres and ambient layers generated here are just brillant in the way as slowly the drone elements emerges to absorb everything and creating diverse atmospheres again and again.The use of homemade thythmic instruments and the use of fieldrecordings among other elements gives a diferent touch to the whole track in general.lets just hope to continue exploring the intense moments generated by SYRINX next time..."
"This is my first encounter with these both harsh drone ambient acts,coming from Uk.And this encounter bring us to transplutonic dimensions,coz we were submerged in ethereal atavisms surrounded by spectral fog and shapes. SYRINX is formed by Ed Plenderleith,a creative eclectic spitit and deconstructive artist. Through "Reunion",which is the only track released in this split cd,you can experience a long intellestellar voyage to the core of dark nebular holes, melting themselves into radioactive emanations developed by drones and a minimalistic atmosphere which transport you to unknown alien dimensions."
"One of the most impressive collaboration releases coming to my hands lately. SYRINX. The idea to create this cooperative release was mostly to experiment with new sounds and atmospheres inside the droe ambient structures,and more when working together a creative artist as Jessica Bailiff. The result was a magnificent release full of dense obscure dronespace atmopheres covered with a kind of eerie spectral sounds from the first track "A whisper of flight" to the last one "Fear Of The Red Admirals". 4 compositions floating in an immerse ocean of drone ambient passages,with an in deep sound and well elaborated structure when the vibrational drone soudscapes collapses themselves to create such ghastly frequencies,just hear ""I Remember You Most".Without a doubt a very interesting release for fans of Lustmord or even Troum. "...As Time Moved To Nothing" is another sensitive pice which you shall explore here. This album has a red butterfly and yellow insectile abstract mutations image!"
"Syrinx who comes up with his epic Dark Ambient / Drone piece "In The Shadows" here, a single piece track that is as long - or even longer - than some albums itself, running for 56+ a bit minutes and serving a warm, embracing and most of all cinematic Deep Listening experience slowly evolving into an unresting crescendo of screaming metallic sounds that can be filed under the flag of Uneasy Listening for those who really know. Close your eyes while listening to "In The Shadows" and it won't take long until pictures of foggy hills, twilight meadows, alien swamps or abandoned industrial ruins appear in front of your inner eye. Good one."
"Finally Syrinx comes up with "The Calm Before The Storm", the most Dark Ambient / Deep Listening piece on this split which reminds of the musical work of artists like Kallabris, Lunatik Sound System or Tarkatak. Recommended."
"The first two Syrinx recordings released on Dark Meadows were competent enough dark ambient excursions. Nothing we haven't heard before but competently done and very listenable. This month though has seen two new contributions from them, on the label sampler (see elsewhere this issue or search the archives) and their half of this here split seedee. Boy have they raised their game. Their comp tracks are good (one especially so) but the track here is phenomenal, full of light and life filtered through a deliciously warped vision of how music ought to sound. Playing With Nuns (it's good that someone does or they'd get lonely) are also on top of his / her / their / its game with a corking sheet metal drone and scrape composition that'll raise the hairs on your arms both for it's teeth-grinding sonorities and it's sheer quality of execution. An excellent seedee. More like this would make the label a force to be reckoned with."
"Disc two on the other hand is an absolute corker from beginning to end. Opener, 'Give Up!', is a fabulous cocktail of repeated motifs, deep, pulsating throbs and expansive crescendos. It's the type of track I could listen to all day and have been trying to do so. The second track, 'There You Are', isn't half bad either. It follows more in the footsteps of disc one but with a much more realistic runtime, more dynamic character and a nicely improvised feel along the lines of Skullflower or indeed a drumless Faust. 'Outside the Life...' is a bold and assertive early outing from this new conglomeration. It is, I think, slightly flawed but no more than slightly and then only through being just a tad self-indulgent. But, you know what? Fuck it! Everyone's allowed to be self-indulgent now and again and disc two more than makes up for my quibbles over the run-time of disc one. Give this a try. I don't think you'll be disappointed."
"Very low key set from Northampton's finest droners Syrinx as the team up with slowcore legend Bailiff. I'll admit my exposure to Bailiff's work is extremely limited (I've only heard her 'Even in Silence' album) and there's little here that sounds anything like that album. To my mind her presence is most felt on the albums second and, for these ears, standout track the distinctly airy and psychedelic wafts of 'I Remember You Most'. The rest of this 4 track album is more typically, although perhaps less intense, Syrinx, exhaling monolithic clouds of post-industrial dystrophic miasma."


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ABaC – A BarCelona Beauty
Climate, art and architecture are physical attributes that help make Barcelona the spectacularly beautiful city that it is. A proud people, who are warm and friendly, also help to beautify this magnificent municipality. Those are certainly integral components and prime […]
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Not every city or town in Europe is beautiful or charming, but fortunately, there are still plenty that are and Tordesillas, northwest of Madrid, in Valladolid, on the way to Galicia, is one of those small, charming and beautiful cities. […]
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The magic of Mexican food depends a lot on the indigenous ingredients of Mexico and has, until recently, outside of a few special places in the United States (e.g Rick Bayless' Topolobampo and Frontera Grill), been extremely difficult to reproduce […]
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G.H. Mumm Champagne House Cellar Tour
- 1-hour cellar tour of the G.H. Mumm Champagne house in Reims
- Explore G.H. Mumm's ancient cellars with your guide
- Learn about the traditional processes used in Mumm Champagne production
- Choose from a range of different wine tasting options
- Enjoy a tasting session and sample the delicate Champagne for yourself
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June 2015
The tour was exactly as described on the Viator website!
March 2015
Excellent tour. Make sure you confirm with Mumm direct dont simply rely on the fact that youve made the booking!
The tour guide was informative witty and the tour itself fascinating. We would go again just to see the caves!
February 2015
Great tour. Very informative, interesting and enjoyable!
December 2014
This was well worth the time. We decided to take this tour as we were passing through Reims. We called ahead and were told be there 5 minutes before scheduled time. Very efficient, our tour guide spoke english very well and the tour was very informative. I learned a lot about champagnes and choosing the right one. The champagne tasting at the end was the frosting on the cake. Would Recommend!
October 2014
Yes. This was an excellent tour and we highly recommend it. It was interesting, informative and fun. The Champagne was lovely to taste too!
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Great trip with a very well informed guide. Tasting at the end was a bit chaotic, but the champagne itself made up for it!!
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This tour was beyond high class! The guide spoke perfect English, the tour was extremely informative and very interesting (even for a college aged traveling duo!). The tasting was incredible! I definitely recommend this tour to everyone above 18!
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Excellent eye opening tour with English speaking guide, highly recommended.
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Informative guide. Plenty of interesting facts, without being stuffy or too educational. Eclectic mix of tourists - all English, including the usual Wally who monopolised the guide's time. This was very annoying as it definitely affected the content of the tour. However, we saw much of the old caves and vats, and had a good, overall idea of the process by the end. Two glasses of champagne at the end to finish :) .Safe off road parking. Recommended (without the Wally)


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Virginia Simpson insisted that none of the money from Friends of the Majority went to pay for her group's electioneering activities in the governor's race.Read More »
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Seel struggles while Townsend stumbles
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Failing to persuade lawmakers and the governor to embrace their position, two major solar firms have taken their fight to the Arizona Tax Court. They are asking the court to invalidate the Dept of Revenue's conclusion that leased solar panels should be taxed in the same way that large-scale solar facilities owned by the utilities are assessed for valuation.Read More »
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Primary Hepatic Diffuse Large B-Cell Lymphoma in a Patient with Chronic Hepatitis C
Division of Clinical Pathology, University Hospital, Geneva, Switzerland.American Journal of Surgical Pathology (Impact Factor: 5.15). 10/1999; 23(9):1124-30. DOI: 10.1097/00000478-199909000-00017
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Epidemiological and experimental data suggest that the hepatitis C virus infection might be associated with the development of distinct types of non-Hodgkin's lymphomas. Here, we report a case of a patient with chronic hepatitis C and type II mixed cryoglobulinemia, who developed a primary hepatic non-Hodgkin's B-cell lymphoma. A diffuse, large B-cell lymphoma was diagnosed based on morphological, immunophenotypical and molecular genetic findings. Hepatitis C virus replication, as evaluated by strand-specific reverse transcriptase-polymerase chain reaction, was detected in the nonneoplastic liver, but not in the lymphomatous tissue. High grade non-Hodgkin's lymphomas, although rare complications, have to be considered as part of the spectrum of hepatitis C virus-related hepatic lesions.
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ABSTRACT: In order to gain further insight into the mechanisms of calcium (Ca) homeostasis in hypercalciuria, we studied 32 lithiasic patients who were divided into three groups: normocalciuric patients (NC; n = 11), patients with absorptive hypercalciuria (AH; n = 12) and patients with renal hypercalciuria (RH; n = 9). The patients were investigated on 3 occasions: during a random diet, after a Ca-restricted diet and during a Ca tolerance test. The following determinations were made: Ca intake, Ca tubular reabsorption (Ca TR), plasma 1,25-dihydroxyvitamin D [1,25(OH)2D] and parathyroid hormone (PTH) levels, natriuresis and urinary protein-bound Gla. The latter was measured as a marker of urinary nephrocalcin excretion. Ca TR was decreased in hypercalciuric patients (HC). AH but not RH patients normalized their Ca TR during fasting. Plasma PTH and 1,25(OH)2D levels were similar in all the groups on the 3 occasions. Natriuresis was elevated in RH during the fasting period (p < 0.02 vs. AH). Compared with NC, protein-bound Gla urinary excretion rates (UER) were enhanced in AH after the Ca-restricted period (p < 0.02) and in RH during fasting (p < 0.02). In AH, a strong positive correlation was found between Ca TR and protein-bound Gla UER (r = 0.79, p = 0.002) following a Ca-restricted diet. In the HC group as a whole, fasting protein-bound Gla UER were correlated to plasma 1,25(OH)2D levels (r = 0.68, p < 0.001). In conclusion, the results suggest that PTH directly or indirectly through 1,25(OH)2D increases nephrocalcin synthesis.(ABSTRACT TRUNCATED AT 250 WORDS)Mineral and Electrolyte Metabolism 01/1993; 19(6):377-84.
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ABSTRACT: Epidemiologic data presented in this review suggest the involvement of hepatitis C virus (HCV) in the patho- genesis of some histotypes of B-cell non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, in particular immunocytoma and lymphomas growing primarily in the liver and major salivary glands. Experimental data further support this hypothesis. Recent findings include demonstration that patients with hematologic malignancies can be treated safely with standard and high-dose chemotherapy even in the presence of HCV infection.Current Oncology Reports 04/2000; 2(2):172-5. DOI:10.1007/s11912-000-0090-0 · 2.89 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Primary angiosarcoma of the liver accounts for up to 2% of all primary liver tumors and is the second most common primary malignant neoplasm of the liver. Approximately 10 to 20 new cases are diagnosed every year in the United States and the prevalence varies from 0.14 to 0.25 per million. In an autopsy series from Chicago, one hepatic angiosarcoma was noted for every 30 cases of hepatocellular carcinoma.Clinics in Liver Disease 03/2001; 5(1):219-57, viii. DOI:10.1016/S1089-3261(05)70162-8 · 3.66 Impact Factor
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Police were on the scene at the Kansas City Chiefs' facility Saturday when Jovan Belcher killed himself. / Denny Medley, US Presswire
KANSAS CITY, Mo. â?? Although Kansas City police are concluding their investigation into the murder-suicide shootings by Chiefs linebacker Jovan Belcher, records detailing what happened aren't expected to be released for more than a week.
Representatives from the police department and the Jackson County prosecutor's office said Thursday that police likely won't turn over their findings to the prosecutor's office until the end of next week. Belcher, 25, fatally shot Kasandra Perkins, his longtime girlfriend, at the couple's Crysler Avenue home before shooting himself in the head in the parking lot of the Chiefs training facility Saturday.
Police spokeswoman Sgt. Marisa Barnes said the investigation is "for the most part over," but that police are waiting on toxicology reports.
The prosecutor's office is expected to close the case, after which time it can be released to the news media.
The investigation remains open as the families and Chiefs organization begin to move on. Perkins' family will hold the first of two memorial services for the 22-year-old Thursday in Texas.
The first service is scheduled to be in Fort Worth, where Perkins' mother lives, according to Kansas City television station KCTV-5. The Associated Press reported that her funeral will follow later Thursday at the Ridgeview Family Fellowship Church in Blue Ridge, Texas, which is 50 miles northeast of Dallas.
A second memorial service will be held in Austin, where Perkins' father lives.
Chiefs players, coaches and staff attended a memorial service for Belcher in Kansas City on Wednesday.
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One of the largest things I had to overcome teaching middle school math was to find ways to engage students in math that absolutely did not like math or struggled with mathematics.
Following are some strategies that drive my lesson designs I utilized to assist my students!
VISUALS - I learned that by engaging visual learners and students who 'do not like math' with entertaining visuals and color it grasped their attention. For example, when I introduced the definition of Pythagorean Theorem to my students I used a hippo for the hypotenuse and legs for the legs of the right triangle. I engaged students first with a discussion on why a hippo was sliding down the hypotenuse and why he was on a sled…that year it was January and we had a lot of snow and ice. This was just what I needed to reach and engage my students.
After this, I taught my unit on Pythagorean theorem and kept referring to the hippo and legs while students who struggled to solve equations learned this task. Even students who struggled, all I had to say was 'think of the hippo' and they would remember the equation and visualize how to solve the problem. (Let me just say, the day I gave an assessment and said 'think of the hippo' and I could see the students picturing it in their head I was ecstatic!) Another strategy I brought in to my classroom was color for a few reasons.
COLOR – While teaching the Real Number System the same year I was teaching Pythagorean theorem, some of my students struggled to remember which numbers went into which group. For this reason, I created a poster that was color coordinated for students. I then had them complete a foldable that I encouraged my students to use the same colors as the chart and write the numbers and classifications in the same color as the poster. With the graphic organizer, I had markers & color pencils for students to write in the information in the same color as the poster. These activities and more assisted students in remembering which numbers went in which classification by identifying them with a specific color. Color coding really helped my students focus on the Real Number Classification system.
This is why so many of my resources I've brought color into them. For example, even my Decimals Graphic Organizers, I used in 2015 in a class that enjoyed colored pens. I allowed them to focus on each operation with decimals with that color pen. For example, Red for adding decimals, green for subtracting, purple for multiplying, and orange for dividing. Yes, I even let them solve problems with specific colors – It helped! One student who hated math, as she told me, did not resist when I allowed that student to use color pens to do the guided notes and practice problems in color! Finally, I learned not to fight the colored pen issue with that student, just incorporate it if I can! If it engages the student and assists their learning...let them use color pens. (Note: on assessments, tests, I wanted them using pencil (some did not like that, but, for me it is hard to see and grade various colors). The other thing I learned was how to break it down and try to bring in humor while relating math skills to my students.
BREAK IT DOWN – At first I found this difficult and did not understand about 'breaking down' a math problem and I had to learn quickly how to break down larger units and problems for students. One example: X4y3/x2y1 - In order to break this down I had students write it out just like they did exponent problems. x • x • x • x • y • y • y / x • x • y and then cross out which fractional part made one whole and then rewrite what was left. I would also try and bring in how what we were working on may relate to their life. Why would you relate math to meat & broccoli? It engages the students… For example, I would explain that a student could have a meal they were fixing that they need to divide between people. X being the meat, Y being the broccoli. One meal is one X and one Y, the equation is the meal they fixed. How can you divide up the whole equation (the whole meal you cooked) into a full meal for one person? How much meat and broccoli will you have left over?
HUMOR/BRAINTEASERS – I enjoy trying to bring humor and thought into lessons. For example, starting a unit on angles, I started with a brainteaser. "Which angle is the best?" was written large on my board. Students entered the room and I asked them, to think about this question. Many came up with various angles, one student liked 45o angles, one liked 90o angles, etc.. After discussions I uncovered the words 'the right angle'. You are 'right'. To engage them and let them know it does depend on the situation which angle is the best. After our discussion, I went into the unit on how angles relate, how do we solve for these angles and more.
Please Note: I am not a licensed exceptional children's educator. I am licensed in K-6, 6-9 math, and 6-9 science and have worked with exceptional children many, many years in various ways, yet, am not currently licensed in that specialty. With this said, I still have found numerous strategies for my students to engage them and to help them learn which is why I wanted to share a few of my experiences with you.
Thank you for allowing me to share just a few strategies I've used with my previous students. I hope that this article and me sharing just a few of my successful stories helps you and your students. Again please note, I do not claim to be the expert of experts, I just enjoy reaching all of my students by bringing in visual arts, humor, design, their life, and more to help them be successful.
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NICOSIA, Cyprus — With 2 million men and women under arms, the European Union is seeking ways to make them an instrument of the growing demand for a military force independent of the United States.
However, the views and objectives of the 25 EU members vary and have led to disputed proposals, contributing to the difficulty plaguing the EU's search for one joint voice on the global scene.
The most strident EU states seek to end its military dependence on NATO, an alliance that emerged victorious from the Cold War but is increasingly seen in Europe as a tool of Washington's foreign policy.
Such demands have led to a clash of ideas and what some European press describe as a "perilous rivalry," harming military effectiveness.
All proposals for a united and independent European military force have run into problems of cost and opposition from NATO's Central and East European members, who prefer the pact's tested umbrella, combined with U.S. involvement.
Money 'not coming'
"The money is simply not coming," said Javier Solana, EU foreign policy chief, referring to the struggle for funds required by the expansion of research and weapons, often duplicating those of NATO.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel maintains that NATO "should remain the center of political discussion on the implications of the crises and various threats." But the latest proposal for a strong European army has come from the Social Democrats, partners in Mrs. Merkel's "grand coalition" since last year's parliamentary elections.
In an unprecedented statement from a German political party, Kurt Beck, leader of the Social Democrats, has suggested that Europe become "a global peace power" with its own military policy.
While conceding Europe's limited means and political clout to solve world crises, Mr. Beck said the proposed independent European force should establish "a partnership based on equality" with the United States, rather than follow U.S. decisions.
This echoed an earlier statement by Gunter Verheugen, the EU's commissioner for industry, that a separate Continental defense system "is indispensable to our independence and political sovereignty."
Almost a U.S. 'tool'
Commenting on the proposal, Paul Dunay of the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) in Sweden said: "The problem is not with NATO as such, but with how the alliance has become almost a tool of the United States."
One of the first reactions was from Poland's arch-conservative President Lech Kaczynski, who, while agreeing with the concept of a European army of 100,000, stressed that such an army should be firmly linked to NATO. For some time, the alliance has advocated the need for Europe's greater role in security and defense.
Mr. Kaczynski's view is shared by several governments in the former Soviet bloc and its dissolved Warsaw Pact, which think that NATO's long-established prestige and U.S. involvement offer a better security guarantee than an untested joint European army.


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