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BSc – Trinity College, University of Toronto, Canada (2000)
MD – University of Toronto, Canada (2004)
MPH – Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Baltimore, Maryland (2010)
Research Interests
- Pediatric hematology-oncology in resource-limited settings: evaluating outcomes, applying quality improvement efforts and implementing best practices
- Improving patient outcomes by addressing timely diagnosis, treatment abandonment and palliative care needs
- Advancing outcomes in rare solid tumors, including adrenocortical tumors and nasopharyngeal carcinoma
- Health disparities research; health literacy and patient education
- Optimizing treatment and research for children, adolescents and young adults with solid tumors
Selected Publications
Weaver MS, Yao AJ, Renner LA, Harif M, Lam CG. The prioritisation of paediatrics and palliative care in cancer control plans in Africa. Br J Cancer 112(12):1845-56, 2015. doi: 10.1038/bjc.2015.158.
Salaverria C, Rossell N, Hernandez A, Fuentes Alabi S, Vasquez R, Bonilla M, Lam CG, Ribeiro RC. Interventions targeting absences increase adherence and reduce abandonment of childhood cancer treatment in El Salvador. Pediatr Blood Cancer. Epub ahead of print April 29, 2015. doi: 10.1002/pbc.25557.
Vern-Gross TZ, Lam CG, Graff Z, Singhal S, Levine DR, Gibson D, Coan A, Anghelescu DL, Yuan Y, Baker JN. Patterns of End-of-Life Care in Children with Advanced Solid Tumor Malignancies Enrolled on a Palliative Care Service. J Pain Symptom Manage Apr 16, 2015. Epub ahead of print. pii:S0885-3924(15)00171-2. doi:10.1016/j.jpainsymman.2015.03.008.
Ceppi F, Antillon F, Pacheco C, Sullivan CE, Lam CG, Howard SC, Conter V. Supportive medical care for children with acute lymphoblastic leukemia in low- and middle-income countries. Expert Rev Hematol 26:1-14, 2015.
Parikh NS, Howard SC, Chantada G, Israels T, Khattab M, Alcasabas P, Lam CG, Faulkner L, Park JR, London WB, Matthay KK. SIOP-PODC adapted risk stratification and treatment guidelines: Recommendations for neuroblastoma in low- and middle-income settings. Pediatr Blood Cancer 62(8):1305-16, 2015. doi:10.1002/pbc.25501.
Weaver MS, Howard SC, Lam CG. Defining and Distinguishing Treatment Abandonment in Patients With Cancer. J Pediatr Hematol Oncol 37(4):252-6, 2015. doi:10.1097/MPH.0000000000000319.
Weaver MS, Arora RS, Howard SC, Salaverria CE, Liu YL, Ribeiro RC, Lam CG. A practical approach to reporting treatment abandonment in pediatric chronic conditions. Pediatr Blood Cancer 62(4):565-70, 2015. doi:10.1002/pbc.25403.
Caruso Brown AE, Howard SC, Baker JN, Ribeiro RC, Lam CG. Reported Availability and Gaps of Pediatric Palliative Care in Low- and Middle-Income Countries: A Systematic Review of Published Data. J Palliat Med 17(12):1369-1383, 2014.
Weaver MS, Heminger CL, Lam CG. Integrating stages of change models to cast new vision on interventions to improve global retinoblastoma and childhood cancer outcomes. BMC Public Health 14(1):944, 2014.
Lam CG, Furman WL, Wang C, Spunt SL, Wu J, Ivy P, Santana VM, McGregor LM. Phase I clinical trial of ifosfamide, oxaliplatin, and etoposide (IOE) in pediatric patients with refractory solid tumors. J Pediatr Hematol Oncol 37(1):e13-8, 2014.
Weaver MS, Lam CG. Improving retinoblastoma outcomes through a stage-based intervention model. Lancet Glob Health 2(3):E143, 2014.
Levine D, Lam CG, Cunningham MJ, Remke S, Chrastek J, Klick J, Macauley R, Baker JN. Best practices for pediatric palliative cancer care: a primer for clinical providers. J Support Oncol 11(3):114-25, 2013.
Lam CG, Cohen KJ, Roter DL. Coping Needs in Adolescents with Cancer: A Participatory Study. J Adolesc Young Adult Oncol 2(1):10-16, 2013.
Gupta S, Yeh S, Martiniuk A, Lam CG, Chen HY, Liu YL, Tsimicalis A, Arora RS, Ribeiro RC. The magnitude and predictors of abandonment of therapy in paediatric acute leukaemia in middle-income countries: A systematic review and meta-analysis. Eur J Cancer 2013 Apr 15. doi:pii: S0959-8049(13)00258-X. 10.1016/j.ejca.2013.03.024.
Lam CG, Roter DL, Cohen KJ. Survey of Quality, Readability, and Social Reach of Websites on Osteosarcoma in Adolescents. Patient Educ Couns 90(1):82-87, 2013. First published Sep 4, 2012. doi:10.1016/j.pec.2012.08.006.
Lam CG, Rossell N, Ribeiro RC. Global Snapshots of Treatment Abandonment in Children and Adolescents with Cancer: Social Factors, Implications, and Priorities. J Healthcare, Science and Humanities 2(1):81-110, 2012.
Lam CG, Manlhiot C, Pullenayegum EM, Feldman BM. Efficacy of intravenous Ig therapy in juvenile dermatomyositis. Ann Rheum Dis 70(12):2089-2094, 2011.
Mostert S, Arora RS, Arreola M, Bagai P, Friedrich P, Gupta S, Kaur G, Koodiyedath B, Kulkarni K,Lam C, Luna-Fineman S, Pizer B, Rivas S, Rossell N, Sitaresmi MN, Tsimicalis A, Weaver M, Ribeiro RC. Abandonment of treatment for childhood cancer: position statement of a SIOP PODC Working Group. Lancet Oncol 12(8):719-20, 2011.
Lam C, Bouffet E, Tabori U, Mabbott D, Taylor M, Bartels U. Rapamycin (Sirolimus) in Tuberous Sclerosis Associated Pediatric Central Nervous System Tumors, Pediatric Blood & Cancer 54(3):476-9, 2010.
Lam C, Bouffet E, Bartels U. Nimotuzumab in Pediatric Glioma. Future Oncology 5(9):1349-1361, 2009.
Porepa M, Lam C, Huber J, Au H, Birken C. Kids on Kids' Health: Creating a Child Health Magazine with Students from an Urban, Multicultural, Low Income Elementary School. Paediatrics & Child Health 14(4):219-221, 2009.
Dipchand A, Friedman J, Bismilla Z, Gupta S, Lam C. The Hospital for Sick Children Handbook of Pediatrics, 11th Edition, Elsevier Sciences, 2009.
Pullenayegum EM, Lam C, Manlhiot C, Feldman BM. Fitting marginal structural models: estimating covariate-treatment associations in the reweighted data set can guide model fitting. J Clin Epidemiol 61(9):875-81, 2008.
Lam C, Tjon J, Hamilton J, Ahmet A. Recurrent anaphylaxis associated with gonadotropin-releasing hormone analogs: case report and review of the literature. Pharmacotherapy 26(12):1811-5, 2006.
Lam C, Young N, Marwaha J, McLimont M, Feldman BM. Revised versions of the Childhood Health Assessment Questionnaire (CHAQ) are more sensitive and suffer less from a ceiling effect. Arthritis & Rheumatism 51(6):881-9, 2004.
Lam C, Badiwala M, Froeschl M. Morning Report: Truth serum. Univ Tor Med J 79(2):136-141, 2002.
Cowan KN, Heilbut A, Humpl T, Lam C, Ito S, Rabinovitch M. Complete reversal of fatal pulmonary hypertension in rats by a serine elastase inhibitor. Nature Medicine Jun;6(6):698-702, 2000.
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Charity won't stop the injustices that mean women do two-thirds of the world's work, but earn just one-tenth of the world income.
It won't stop multinational companies dodging millions in tax, depriving poor countries of the money they need to pay for healthcare and education.
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This bust is a life sized carving, in the round. You can see damaged areas have erased details that would have included a fuller, articulated chest and more developed arms. It was found at the temple of 64 Yoginis in Jabalpur, in the state of Madhya Pradesh (central India). A Yogini can embody a range […]
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Norwegianair has announced two direct flights per week from its Oslo base to Malta International Airport running on Tuesdays and Saturdays. In the meantime, British Airways, BA to you and me, are re-kindling their love-affair with the Maltese Islands, starting from the 30th of March with a daily flight to and from Gatwick. Hand-baggage only tickets in economy will start from £55 one-way, including all taxes and charges. Seats in economy for passengers who opt to take a checked-in bag, including all taxes and charges, start at £67 one-way. The company originally embarked on operations to and from Malta in 1947, with Hotel Phoenicia acting as the check-in point for BEA and BOAC passengers.
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This detached barn conversion is located in the village of Glinton near to Peterborough and can sleep four people in one bedroom. The Barn is a detached barn conversion cottage located in the village of Glinton near to Peterborough. The cottage has one king-size double bed. Also in the cottage is an open plan living area with a fitted kitchen, a dining area and a sitting area with an open fire. Outside the cottage has off road parking for two cars and a private enclosed patio garden with outdoor furniture. Ideal for discovering the local area, The Barn is a lovely cottage in a pretty village.
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Biomedical research using animals is essential to the understanding of the complex biological processes that govern life and underlie the development and control of diseases. The use of different animal models ranging from rather simple invertebrates to non-human primates remains key to much medical progress. In July this year, the Basel Declaration Society hosted a conference in London to discuss increasing transparency in animal research with topics ranging from honest communication and education about research using animals to the need for unified guidelines to facilitate robust experimental design, analysis and reporting of animal studies. Biome caught up with Rolf Zeller, President of the Basel Declaration Society, to learn more about the society and what it aims to achieve.
How did the Basel Declaration come into being?
The Basel Declaration originated as the result of about 80 scientists from different European countries meeting in Basel, Switzerland, in November 2010 to discuss how to improve the general understanding and public perception of the need for research involving animals. At that time, we were aware that a new European Union directive governing animal research was being drafted without significant involvement from the scientific community at large. Events in Switzerland, and several other European countries, made scientists realise the need to be proactive rather than reactive concerning issues involving research using animals. In particular, there was an urgent need for more openness and permanent dialogue among the different stakeholders, i.e. researchers, animal welfare officers, Editors, and of course the general public.
What is the aim of the Basel Declaration?
The Basel Declaration was adopted in November 2010 as an explicit call for more trust, transparency and open communication concerning academic research with animals. Since then, over 2400 scientists from all over the world have signed the Basel Declaration and committed themselves to research with animals that respects the highest ethical standards. The cornerstones of the Basel Declaration include a commitment to the best care of animals and strict adherence to the 3R principles: of replacement, reduction and refinement when using animals in scientific experiments. (see more below).
In addition, the Basel Declaration supports improved education and training of all people using animals for research and open and transparent communication. Signatories of the Basel Declaration acknowledge that animal research is essential for medical progress and that basic and applied research are inseparably linked. The Basel Declaration Society (BDS) was formally founded in 2011 to provide a 'home' for the Declaration and to bring its principles to fruition through different activities. For example, the annual Basel Declaration Award aims to improve the technical knowledge and practical skills of people involved in animal experimentation. A second major task of the BDS is to organize conferences such as the recent London conference on 'Transparency in animal research: Implementing openness in publication and communication' which had over 100 participants from across the world.
Scientists, animal welfare officers and Editors often refer to the '3R principles' when using animals in research. Can you elaborate on their importance?
The 3R principles that stand for replacement, reduction and refinement were formulated by Russell and Birch in 1959 in their book titled 'The principles of humane experimentation'. 'Replacement' refers to methods that avoid or replace the use of animals (e.g. use of cell lines, computer models or human volunteers). 'Reduction' refers to the use of fewer animals where possible (e.g. by improvement in the statistical design of experiments). 'Refinement' refers to improvements to the care of animals which minimise any possible pain or distress when the use of animals is unavoidable.
Nowadays, the 3Rs have become an integral part of most national laws and the European Directive governing animal research in Europe. The practical implementation of the 3Rs means that studies must be designed such that experiments involving animals are only done when no valid alternative exists and they should use the minimal number of animals to obtain reproducible and statistically relevant results. Furthermore, the most appropriate methodology and analysis must be used and efforts made to keep any possible distress and suffering of animals to a minimum.
It is important to realize that the 3R principles do not implicitly aim to replace all experiments using animals, but to minimize their number where possible. Good research groups combine animal studies with cellular and increasingly more in silico approaches. In fact, a central tenet of systems biology is to combine quantitative biology in animal and cellular models with in silico approaches, which is fully in line with the 3R principles. Finally, animal studies are always rather expensive, which provides an additional incentive to minimize the number of animal experiments. Again, I think researchers need to be open about all these issues and let the general public know how they have implemented the 3Rs in their research.
Since 1964 research involving people should comply with the 'Declaration of Helsinki'. Why has it taken so long for something similar to come about for research involving animals?
Scientists in general like to focus on their research and rarely communicate with the general public with the exception of major scientific breakthroughs. In spite of the fact that the 3R principles were conceived in 1959 and progressively implemented in the laws, rules and regulations governing animal research in different countries, it took scientists a long time to realize that it is important that they take a clear stand on the issues concerning animal experimentation. Rather than being pressed by lawmakers and animal welfare organizations, scientists have to be at the forefront too. The scientific community at large is becoming more aware of their responsibility toward the general public and the number of scientists willing to endorse ethically responsible animal research and engage in an open dialog concerning these issues is increasing. I hope that for the students and postdoctoral fellows that we are training today, this responsibility and permanent dialog with society will simply be a natural part of their 'daily routine'. It is important to make the general public aware of the fact that we have nothing to hide and that research will actually benefit from using the highest standards for the treatment of animals as put forward in the Basel Declaration.
How can scientists promote public understanding of the importance of animal models in research?
It is very simple – by being totally transparent about research involving animals. It is still not uncommon that press releases concerning major scientific discoveries downplay or even fail to mention the essential role of animal models in achieving the progress. In addition, there is a second major problem: once development of a drug or clinical procedure enters clinical trials in humans and final approval, the often decades of basic and applied research using different animal models are simply 'forgotten'. Imagine the opposite scenario that openly acknowledges the role that animals played. For example, on each drug or surgical device etc there could be a caption saying "this drug/device was developed and tested using animals for your health and safety".
Short of that, all scientists must be completely open and frank about the importance of research with animals for basic and applied biomedical research progress and combat the erroneous allegations that animal research has not cured one patient by making appropriate counterarguments. For example, at the recent conference it was noted that scientists in the UK that are engaged in open communication about the importance and contribution of animal research to medical progress have not become the targets of extremists, which is still most often used as an argument against openness.
What should journals be doing to promote transparency in animal research?
I think scientific journals should endorse and enforce guidelines such as the ARRIVE (Animal Research: Reporting In Vivo Experiments) guidelines, which are intended to improve the reporting of animal experiments. I consider it important that we, as researchers and peer reviewers, work together with editors and publishers to have a set of one – not many – universally implemented guidelines governing the publication of animal research. Peer reviewers must be asked to specifically comment on the parts of the studies involving animals with respect to the 3R principles of replacement, reduction and refinement and the methods used. The journals should work together with the relevant organizations and funding bodies to provide open access, curated and searchable databases that make available all primary and 'so-called' negative data generated from a particular study. This should be implemented in a manner similar to what is now standard for genome and omics data sets. Journals should also make the readers aware of these databases and the importance of full disclosure of all animal experiments. The only exceptions might be cases where full disclosure might infringe on patenting/licensing. These issues were also discussed in detail at the recent London conference and the relevant position papers can be downloaded here.
What are the main challenges facing the Basel Declaration Society today?
I think there was a sense at the London conference that the Basel Declaration and its Society have made a big step toward becoming a truly global organization. The BDS must network with the relevant national organizations to work toward rallying more scientists to join and help the worldwide implementation of the aims of the Basel Declaration. Open dialogue about experiments involving animals must become permanent and not limited to periods when animal research and/or scientists are specifically threatened – this is a very long process. The BDS is an independent grass-root organization for academic research and animal welfare scientists, but it is important to interact with other relevant bodies such as the pharmaceutical industry to generate synergies. The BDS needs to raise more funds from individual and institutional members and donations, so that future conferences can be organized. The London conference was unique in bringing together different stakeholders from academia, granting agencies, journals, pharmaceutical organizations, lawmakers and animal welfare organizations for two days of intense and fruitful discussions. These conferences are important to further the broad implementation of the Basel Declaration into daily research practice, which deserves more support in my opinion!


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Depending on where you're coming from, shopping in Seoul can be very cheap. But who doesn't like saving even more money! In this post, we give you Seoul insider tips on where to go, who to buy from, how to get free stuff and how to strong arm your way to the price you want!
Tip #1: Shop at Underground Shopping Centers
If you're looking to shop for clothes in Seoul, there are numerous underground shopping centers that are known for bargain shopping (mostly for Korean fashion). Even the uber expensive Lotte Department Store in Myeongdong is connected to a very long underground shopping center with tons of inexpensive goods. Prices start from as low as 5,000 won for tees and even sweaters. But most items will be priced between the 10,000 won and 20,000 won range. Two of the biggest and most popular underground shopping centers are in Gangnam Station (Line 2), and the confusingly labeled Gangnam Underground Shopping Arcade (located at Express Bus Terminal Station, Line 3, 7 and 9). Come here if you want to save money and want to look like a Korean drama superstar (no guarantees ;)).
Useful link: DiscoveringKorea (video above is also from discovering Korea)
Tip #2: Buy from Trucks
This is by far one of the cheapest ways to shop in Korea. These (usually) men drive around Seoul with their goods in tow to save on rent and sell you cheap stuff. Items range from clothes, produce, cooked banchan, roasted chicken, knives, magnets, and pretty much anything else that can fit in the back of a truck. Most of these trucks will be parked in residential areas, so if you're only hanging out in tourist areas, it may be difficult to come across a truck full o savings. But if you do, take the chance to see what they got. Take it from us, they will have some of the cheapest buys in town.
Tip #3: Shop on the Streets of Dongdaemun
If you're a Korea newb, you should know that Dongdaemun is the center of Korean fashion. That's where all the good stuff comes from. And in Dongdaemun there are these huge buildings (like Doota or Migliore) where tons of Korean designers gather to watch Korean dramas together and sometimes to sell you nice clothes. But while it's nice that Korean fashion is all located in one place, you can pretty much find the same items for cheaper on the streets. Also, the buildings are very strict with their policy on bargaining, but the streets? That's where the rebels are. If you're good at bargaining, go down to the streets for a battle (see next tip).
Not coming to Seoul anytime soon? You can shop Korean Fashion online now! 😀
Tip #4: Bargaining in Korea
Bargaining in Korea used to be the norm everywhere you went. And although it's not as prevalent as it was before, it definitely isn't dead. You can still get into pricing wars with street and subway vendors, truck guys (see #2), market ajoomas, and even unexpected places like department stores (mostly for food). Most people will brush you off if you're asking for a discount on one 10,000 won T-shirt. But once you start buying multiple items, or if you're making an expensive purchase, you can try engaging in an economic debate. As for how to bargain, it's the same anywhere in the world, but just in case, here's an example:
You see a jacket you like and the street vendor says it's 70,000 won.
You: Wow, it's so expensive. I like it but, it's too much! (Expressing your interest but inviting the vendor to change the price).
Vendor: (takes the bait) Well, how much?
You: 50,000 won.
Vendor: Sold!
You: (thinking) dammit!
Congratulations! You could have gone lower, but at least you didn't pay 70,000 😀
Tip #5: Ask For Free Stuff
Asking for free stuff is pretty common in Korea. If you're spending a lot of money, or maybe using your egyo powers to flirt with workers, you can usually ask for free goods (or a phone number :P). The free things you ask for should be small in comparison to what you're buying. And when you do ask for free stuff, most of the time you have to be a bit specific with what you want. Here's a few examples:
- buying tons of clothes -> ask for a free t-shirt
- buying a phone -> ask for a free case
- buying 10 keychains -> ask for 1 free
- buying camera -> ask for a free camera bag
If they say no, ask them what they can give for free. And if they're not willing to give you anything, see what they say when you start heading to the store next door 😉 Hardcore bargaining ftw!
Have any other tips you'd like to share about shopping in Seoul for cheap? Share with us in the comments!
Other posts we think you might like:
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It's not a secret that the government's budgeting process is broken. But there is so much heat about other issues — such as the size of government and the "fiscal cliff" — that there is little attention paid to the fact that agencies need to know how much Congress wants them to spend, on what and when. No reputable company could operate for three-quarters of its fiscal year without a budget, yet this is now standard operating procedure in Washington.
Some defense contractors have been trying to change the conversation by letting elected officials know that if the sequestration process proceeds, hundreds of thousands of workers will be laid off. In fact, the pink slips are due to be delivered right before the election.
The companies say they are required to take these actions under the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act, but many believe the companies are trying to connect the dots between spending cuts and employment in a legislator's district — just in time for those trips back home.
That threat, among other factors, might have gotten Congress' attention. No real appropriations are in sight yet, but both sides seem ready to stop fighting for a moment and pass a six-month continuing resolution that will once again kick the can down the road.
Better than a government shutdown, to be sure. But it says a lot about the budget limbo we live in that yet another continuing resolution counts as progress.
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-Nicole got the text and then cut her phone off after locking his ##### ###### in her phone....after school was la over...she walked home...for a minute she forgot that Karkat wasn't their and waiting for 5 minutes befor realizing then walking hom by herself...when she got in her house...her dad wasn't there....so she wondered where he went...maybe he was going to leave for some days....who knows...she went up in her room...and started to watch some TV-
Karkat was still yelling at Gamzee, Gamze try to calm him down. After 3 or 4 hours, Karkat was calm, and he and Gamzee went to look for the other. After a while they were in a forest. The forest is a home to a girl troll name Terezi Pyrope, some Karkat doesn't like but blushed in front.
(SORRY! your post didn't show on the activity bar!) -Nicole ended up falling asleep watching a marathon of horror movies ...her father came in then turned off the TV he then put the sheets over Nicole nd cut off the light...Nicole ended up having a night mare and woke up screaming...her dad came in the room to ask her whats wrong..after telling him....he went off...but she couldn't sleep and went on her balcony and began looking at the stars...and smiled-
(it's alright) As Karkat walk, he got hit by the tree, surely because he didn't see where he was going and Gamzee just stood there, trying not to laugh. Karkat got up then look up noticing a thing coming or falling from one of the tree.
(yay im forgiven!) -after some time Nicole got tired and headed back into her house and could finally fall asleep...she snored softly like she always did- Zzzzzz -for some reason she saw Karkat. in her dreams.....later that day when she wondered how she saw....but she left alone and left it has one of her realistic dreams.....she looked over at her dog...who was staring at her...she invited him on her bed..she looked at her clock it was 4:00....she tried getting 2 more hours of sleeping before having to wake up to go to school-
Karkat blink a few time when he notice it was Terezi, the blink one, jump from the tree house. After the fall, Terezi landed on top of Karkat's back. Terezi grin and stood in his back jumping up and down."You're here! You are finally back home!" She saw getting off him. Karkat try to stand up." yeah yeah yeah...eveyone happy to see me...yay...." He said, moking them.


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So I've been dealing with an impedance issue, my question to all is do you use 8ohm or 16ohm speakers. And just for the record what brand speakers do use use with your prs amps?
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So I've been dealing with an impedance issue, my question to all is do you use 8ohm or 16ohm speakers. And just for the record what brand speakers do use use with your prs amps?
As far as I know, the impedance of a speaker shouldn't make major changes to tone or cause problems as long as your amp has a setting to match it. Some amps, like a lot of mesas from what I've heard, only have 4 and 8 ohm speaker outs, in which case you can still run a 16 ohm load, but you lose some volume. I recently replaced a stock 16 ohm speaker in a 1x12 cab with an 8 ohm Emi GB128, and didn't notice any differences aside from the tonal tweak I was after.
I use mostly Celestion and Emi, and like both just fine. I would like to try some WGS models, but their sensitivity ratings seem kind of low and I prefer to use a low wattage amp, so for now I stick with louder speakers.
What tone are you chasing? I've currently got a couple Mesa cabs, one with a Vin 30 and the other with Mesa's C90 Black Shadow, and love 'em both. I'm also in the middle of building a 1x12 convertible hardwood cab and am trying to decide on the speaker. I'll go with an 8 ohm cab, just to make it easy when I run two cabs.
Depending upon the make of the speaker, some manufacturers (EV comes to mind) are rumored to use different gauge wire for the different impedances of the same speaker. Though not supposed to make any tonal difference, there are some cork-sniffers that hear less brittleness in the 16 ohm EV12Ls over the 8 ohm...especially loaded in a 4x12 Mesa cab. I can't confirm.
The cab of choice is now a PRS pine Stealth 2x12 w/ V30s (assuming 16 ohm in parallel). Also use 2 old Boogie 2x12s with a pair of C90s in one and WGS ET65+Veteran30 in the other.
All my cabs are 16ohms - 4x16ohm speakers in my 4x12 and 2x8ohm speakers in my 2x12s.
I use a mix of Celestion Blue or Gold and G12H Anniversary or Heritage speakers in all of them.
I use the stock 2 x 12 Mesa closed back recto cab I had on hand when I got the HX/DA, and it sounds great. It's 8 ohm, 2 Vintage 30s. I also like the Mesa Black Shadow 90 (a modded Celestion CL80) in an open back cab,
I like Celestion speakers for some reason. The V-30s do have an upper mid spike, but it seems to be offset by the cab itself to a degree, and the amp's tone controls take care of anything objectionable.
I recently went through this when I purchased my PRS 10watt combo.. I tried the following speakers:
- Greenback 25 (8)
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- Eminence Legend50 (8)
- Eminence Canibis Rex (8)
I did not hear any difference between the different impedances. But when going from 2x12 down to 1x12 the speaker itself makes a huge difference..
I did buy a 4x12 cab and wired all 4 speakers separately to test the speakers with my amps.. pretty cool to see how much they differ from each other in the same cab.
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They all had a slightly different feel The V30, Green Beret and Black Shadow sounded the best to me... in that order.. the Legend 50 does not float my boat whatsoever.
It was not that much work and since I have it all wired now, it will be easier to swap out when I get more speakers.
I'd like to try a AlNiCo Blue next but really don't want to spend $250+ to test it out..
I use a Boogie 2 x 12 vertical. It has V30s (16 ohm) so it's an 8 ohm mono cab. I use this cab for four reasons. 1) It sounds fantastic 2) It's light enough to handle without killing yourself, 3) It puts the top speaker up where I can hear it on stage, and 4) It puts my PRS 2 channel head high enough that I don't have to been over to tweek it.
I wish PRS offered a vertical OS 2x12 (especially in paisley).
Been reading the Mark V manual in preparation and they actually recommend trying impedance mismatches on that amp as you can get some unusual results from doing such. This is only on a Mark V though!
I use a Greenback clone (Lorantz, made in Aus) in a AX84 design 1x12 I built, which sounds huge, and building a 2nd one for a Celestion Century Vintage (Neo, very light) that I have lying around. Both 8ohm so will run them in the 4ohm outputs of the Mark V.
I do not own a PRS Amp yet, but in all my other amps I use Scumback Speakers http://www.scumbackspeakers.com/
The difference between the C90s and WGS pair is easy to assess because they're in almost identical cabs. Night and day. The C90s are bright, focused, breakup in a controlled fashion and are great for modern rock. But when I picked up the classic rock gig, it just never made me happy. The WGS combination was a solid step toward taming that harsh register and is a fantastic combo for this music. Warm, sultry break-up when driven, almost creamy in comparison. Works well with P-90s and low wattage, clipped EL-34s. In conjunction with the Boogie MkIII, it's a killer combination.
The V30s in the PRS cab are a complete surprise to me. I typically don't care for the V30 cabs that Mesa successfully sells. Great cabs and great speakers for certain musical genres...just not mine with my amp. The fitst time I auditioned a PRS amp it was thru one of these cabs and it did not impress me. That typical mid range hump and modern vibe was apparent regardless of amp used (25th Anni, Dallas, MDT). But when I played another 2x12 pine cab, I was blown away by how atypical the V30s were. The cabinet made a huge difference in taming that modern vibe. It matched well with both my Boogie and the Super Dallas. Tonally, the biggest difference is a shift in the mid-lows and the top end...and though the V30 probably is brighter than the WGS set, the jute speaker grill on the PRS cab tames that nicely. One of the best cabs I've owned.
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The implicit theory of historical change in the work of Alan S. Milward
Alan S. Milward was an economic historian who developed an implicit theory of historical change. His interpretation which was neither liberal nor Marxist posited that social, political, and economic change, for it to be sustainable, had to be a gradual process rather than one resulting from a sudden, cataclysmic revolutionary event occurring in one sector of the economy or society. Benign change depended much less on natural resource endowment or technological developments than on the ability of state institutions to respond to changing political demands from within each society. State bureaucracies were fundamental to formulating those political demands and advising politicians of ways to meet them. Since each society was different there was no single model of development to be adopted or which could be imposed successfully by one nation-state on others, either through force or through foreign aid programs. Nor could development be promoted simply by copying the model of a more successful economy. Each nation-state had to find its own response to the political demands arising from within its society. Integration occurred when a number of nation– states shared similar political objectives which they could not meet individually but could meet collectively. It was not simply the result of their increasing interdependence. It was how and whether nation-states responded to these domestic demands which determined the nature of historical change.
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The 2 Driftwood Apartments (4*) are stunningly located on the water's edge of Hoopers Bay, Exuma, one of the Bahamas most beautiful beaches. They offer luxury flexible accommodation for 2-4 in each of two apartments; each offers double bedrooms with en-suite. This flexibility means you can rent either apartment for 2-4 guests, or both for up to 8 guests. To ensure your total privacy, we will not rent both apartments at the same time to guests not part of the same group. The apartments are one above the other, and benefit from all modern amenities. Both offer balconies overlooking the beautiful bay with its stunning sunsets and share a private outside sundeck. Driftwood is the perfect place for relaxing and swimming from your own private beach, with lots of other things to do: beach combing, wildlife, historical and cultural places of interest. Hoopers Bay is shallow, always calm, perfect for swimming (especially for children), protected from winds and yet offers amazing snorkelling.
This Top Deck Apartment has two double bedrooms with large double beds in each, both en suite. If you need more space, why not rent our other apartment (Lower Deck) as well?
Exuma is a typically quiet, laid back Caribbean island, with only about 4000 inhabitants - and the friendliest people you would ever meet! It is also easily accessible, with flights from the USA and Canada, and flights from Europe via Nassau.
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The Exuma chain of 365 islands stretches lazily across the tropic of Cancer and are famous for the shimmering turquoise and jade waters, two James Bond movies and more recently, pirates of the Caribbean!. Great Exuma is the largest in the chain and is about 300 miles off the coastal United States. Since they were first settled by English gentry in the 17th century, the Exumas have been fabled for their pristine beauty and, thanks to the gulf stream, the idyllic climate. In summer, the Exuma's` heat is mediate by the gentle breezes off the Atlantic. In winter, their sea washed shores bask in 80F (27C) sunshine for much of the time. When the rest of the northern hemisphere suffers under a blanket of cold, when the Mediterranean is cool and even Miami is chilly, the Exumas are at their tropical best.
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Hoopers Bay is a quiet area about 5 miles north of Georgetown, the sleepy capital, and about 5 miles south of the Airport (GGT). It is on the east side of the island, with a constant cooling breeze. The Bay itself is shallow and always calm, with no currents and very safe for children. There are a couple of food shops in walking distance.
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