text: Wynwood The Florida Roundup: Doctors Banned From Asking About Guns By Elaine Chen • Aug 1, 2014 Timmy Gunz / Creative Commons/Flickr On The Florida Roundup: It's been called the "physician gag rule" or a law that pitted "docs versus glocks." And a recent federal appeals court upheld the 2011 state law prohibiting doctors from inquiring about patients' gun ownership. The Florida law was the first of its kind in the U.S. Miami Artist Sues American Eagle Outfitters For Copyright Infringement By Nadege Green • Jul 29, 2014 David Anasagasti vs American Eagle Outfitters Inc A popular Miami street artist is suing retail giant American Eagle Outfitters for using his murals in a global marketing campaign without compensating or crediting him. Miami artist David Anasagasti, better known as Ahol Sniffs Glue, claims the retailer used his artwork to sell its cut-off shorts and surfer T-shirts. The artwork in question are the droopy eyeball-motif murals Anasagasti painted in Miami's Wynwood Art District. Inside Wynwood's New, Private(ish) Nightclub, House By Maria Murriel • Jun 12, 2014 Maria Murriel / WLRN Mark Lowe says he has designed more than a dozen nightclubs, but none quite like his newest one. House, in what he calls the "SoWyn" area of Miami's Wynwood neighborhood, is like a large-scale, walkthrough art exhibition with a touch of raunch. The first room in the club, which is meant to resemble a house, is full of blueish lights and chromeum plated bubbles pasted on the wall. A curtain of bubbles seems to be suspended mid-air. The DJ booth is a sliver of glass with keys projected on it. The bar top is filled with liquid goo. Electro-Fractal Artist Paints At The Intersection Of Art And Science By Selima Hussain • Jun 5, 2014 Andrew Soria / RAW: Miami Cory Hunter slowly drags the tip of a metal rod across a cardboard canvas. Long, branching patterns emerge on the surface as sparks of electricity flare out. Hunter studied chemical engineering at the University of Florida, but now he's an artist who paints with high-voltage electricity. The branching patterns that have become a staple of his paintings are something that typically happens in nature -- usually as a result of lightning striking a tree, the air, or another "non-conductor." Wynwood's Second Annual III Points Festival Announces Lineup By Selima Hussain • May 22, 2014 The lineup for the second annual III Points festival in Wynwood was revealed yesterday morning. Headlining the event are electronic-music and hip-hop producer Flying Lotus and Lykki Li, who combines hip-hop and folk elements in her music. Hot Natured, a popular EDM group, will make its U.S. debut. The festival will also include performances from Hercules and Love Affair, Jacques Green, Miami's Jacuzzi Boys and Deaf Poets, among others. Gramps Celebrates The Ghost Of Sun Ra, Jazz's Cosmic Renegade By Rob Goyanes • May 20, 2014 SunRaArkestra.com Sun Ra, whose human name was Herman Poole Blount, was a trailblazing afro-futurist who explored the entire history of jazz throughout his many compositions. One single caveat: It was a history of jazz from another planet (in the future). South Florida's Motorcycle Scene Is Going Vintage By Diego Saldaña-Rojas • May 9, 2014 Diego Saldana-Rojas Click through the photos above. Rodrigo Rey del Castillo repairs and customizes mostly motorcycles that predate 1980. The machines lack on-board computers, fuel-injection engines, and anti-lock brakes. And they're the stand-out bikes of the growing South Florida vintage motorcycle scene. Head To Your Local Brewery For... A Yoga Class? By Maria Murriel • Apr 14, 2014 Maria Murriel / WLRN Click through the photos above. This story originally ran on April 14, 2014. Shelah Davis is a professional yoga teacher who spends her 9-to-5 at a fitness studio in Florida City. But since the fall of 2013, she's been hauling her mats to microbreweries from Homestead to Oakland Park. She founded Om Brew Yoga -- so far the only yoga classes offered at South Florida breweries -- after learning of the practice in an established craft-beer state. Miami Beach Tech Hub Responds To Mayor With Invitation By Hillary Lindwall • Feb 26, 2014 Hillary Lindwall/WLRN A Miami Beach tech company invited Mayor Philip Levine to their lab for a visit this week in response to comments Levine made at the U.S. Conference of Mayors meeting last month. Levine said he could not see Miami Beach becoming a tech hub. "It's the dumbest idea in the world," Levine said at the Mayors meeting, according to the Washington Post. "People cling on to things that are not the highest and best use for their city. Miami Beach is never going to be a high tech hub. As much as it sounds great, it's sexy, that's not who we are." Silent, Black-And-White 'Visitors' Arrive At O Cinema By Diego Saldaña-Rojas • Feb 20, 2014 Courtesy of Kareem Tabsch at O Cinema Humanity, its attachment to technology and the widespread impact this relationship produces are all examined in Godfrey Reggio's film "Visitors" - without a single line of dialogue. "Visitors" treads "the line between video art and art cinema" and is an "amazing audio and video experience," says Kareem Tabsch, co-founder and director of O Cinema, where the film is being screened. The only music and sound in the 90-minute, black-and-white film were composed by Phillip Glass. WLRN's Five Most Popular Stories Feb. 10-14 By Diego Saldaña-Rojas • Feb 18, 2014 Christine DiMattei / WLRN The death -- or not -- of Wynwood is our most popular story this week, topping out with more than double the views of the other stories in this list. Perhaps the loss of Wynwood's "authenticity" resonates with more South Floridians than opening relations with Cuba, a move that according to recent surveys most Floridians would back. Read on to find out what else made our list this week. Third Annual Art Wynwood Celebrates Street Art On Presiden'ts Day Weekend By Diego Saldaña-Rojas • Feb 14, 2014 Victoria Martinez Hart and Art Wynwood This weekend, 70 galleries from all over the world -- including 17 galleries from South Florida -- will feature modern works from emerging street artists in the third annual Art Wynwood. The event celebrates the legitimacy and rising popularity of street art and graffiti -- Art Wynwood also claims to be the only street art fair in the world. Organizers intend to give street artists a platform to show their works to an international audience. Wynwood Is Dead. Long Live Wynwood. By Nathaniel Sandler • Feb 6, 2014 Mark Hedden / WLRN There are an exasperating amount of think pieces on the Internet about Wynwood. Its rise, fall, flourish and continued economic growth have all been continually documented both locally and across the world. There has been change recently and people have noticed. Businesses never thought possible are moving in while most of the serious, professional artists have physically moved their studios downtown, to Little Haiti and even Opa-Locka. Hackathon For Cuba Developers Try To Free The Island's Internet By Jessica Meszaros • Feb 3, 2014 Diego Saldana-Rojas / WLRN At LAB Miami in Wynwood this past weekend, local software developers and designers formed teams to compete for the best app that would give Cubans on the island uncensored Internet access, calling it the first ever "Cuba Hackathon." The event was organized by Roots of Hope, a network of young professionals working to "empower Cuba's youth." Wynwood Now Banking -- In Style By Tom Hudson • Feb 3, 2014 Tom Hudson / WLRN A bank probably is not among the places you'd think of to see contemporary art. The traditional brick-and-mortar corner bank is more of a generic space with the usual teller windows, cubicles and offices. But St. Petersburg-based C1 Bank has turned the established bank space inside out for its first branch in South Florida. It's the first financial institution to open the Wynwood Arts District of Miami -- the neighborhood better known for its street art than safety-deposit boxes. Pages« first ‹ previous 1 2 3 4 5 next › last »


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Amanda Holden fulfils her fantasies - and those of a few male fans - as she reveals her derrière in sexy showgirl outfit
It was supposed to be a show about Amanda Holden's career fantasies.
But the Britain's Got Talent judge appeared to fulfil some fantasies for the viewing public as she wore a daring showgirl outfit which revealed her surprisingly peachy bottom.
The 38-year-old was seen on her new show Amanda Holden's Fantasy Lives learning to become a Bluebell Girl - a Parisian showgirl, during a performance at the Lido.
Big moment approaches: Amanda Holden waits in the corridor before her turn as a showgir on her TV show Fantasy Lives, which was screened last night
On reflection: Amanda Holden prepares for the cabaret show in her dressing-room at the Lido on the Champs-Elysees in Paris
Cheeky Amanda: The Britain's Got Talent judge's daring costume will have surprised viewers familiar with her girl-next-door image
And she certainly put on a show in her diamanté showgirl outfit, with a nude thong barely protecting her modesty.
The first episode saw the mother of one put through her paces as she trains to become a showgirl at the Lido on the Champs-Elysées.
She only had a few days to learn the complicated and gruelling dance routines and said it was 'really tough'.
The former Wild At Heart star said: 'I was the size of one of those girls' legs when I was on that stage, it's embarrassing.
Dazzling: Amanda wowed the crowd as she took to the stage
Birds of a feather: Amanda may have bared her bottom but she stopped short of going topless
'The outfits were really really heavy and also because I was just there for two weeks, I was wearing a 6ft 2in model's outfit so the tights I have wrapped around my feet, and the headpiece - because I've got a big head - is really cutting in to the back of my head so it was really tough.
'It's full of beautiful people in fabulous costumes so it's a visual
feast, and you get to see me making loads of mistakes as the shortest
girl in showgirl history!
'It was the worst one for me because as a personal challenge, it was the hardest.'
On the back of her BGT success, Amanda's solo show sees her get the chance to widen her repertoire as she learns a variety of careers.
Shining star: Amanda looks like something out of a Quality Street box
Dancing queen: Amanda shows off her moves in her skimpy costumes
And she said her new experiences will come in handy for the next series of Britain's Got Talent.
'I also learnt circus skills for Big Top so there's not a
lot I haven't covered [last year]. So next time someone gets on stage
and says, 'You don't know anything about knife throwing', I can say,
'You know what, I do!' , said Amanda.
'Putting myself out there is important as a judge because I always
say I'm the only performer on the BGT panel and I only earn that
position by continuing to perform.
'I've got to be prepared to be judged myself, which is fine – I can take the good with the bad.'
Grab your partners: Amanda has a twirl with a male professional dancer
Amanda admitted she struggled with the dance moves: 'I don't have that muscle in my head that makes you learn dance routines fast.
'I had ten days to learn four dance routines, and in one
of the routines I was saying "who the hell choreographed this, it's
ridiculous... I cant be expected to learn this" and it was Craig Revel
Horwood! And he turned up at the end to judge me!'
And having spent the past three years judging the general public on Britain's Got Talent, she said she is totally prepared to have the tables turned on her.
'Stand by your man...' Amanda follows in the footsteps of Dolly Parton and Loretta Lynn as she becomes a country singer
She said: 'I always bang on [on Britain's Got Talent]
about how I'm the only performer and the only one that's been on stage
[out of the judges] and it is really important for me to keep putting
myself out there and I've got pretty tough skin so people can criticise
me or enjoy it or whatever - I have to be prepared to take it because I
dish it out.'
As well as the Parisian showgirl, she tried out a career as country and western singer and a policewoman.
The actress finds impressive mentors in country legends Kenny Rogers and Nancy Griffiths, who teach her about the music genre in Nashville, Tennessee.
And her singing turns out to be so good, she has even been offered a recording contract by Warner Bros.
Suits you Amanda: The actress flashes her legs in a pair of hotpants (left) and gets ready for action as a cop
Freeze, sucker! Amanda springs into action at LAPD officer
She revealed: 'It's the cheesiest thing and we are talking about it because a record company has asked me! Simon will probably say "don't do it!" although, once, embarrassingly I gave Simon my iPod and said "that's me singing" and he put the earphone in and shouted out "you're good!".
Working girl: Amanda Holden leaves her hotel yesterday for the Britain's Got Talent auditions n Cardiff
'That was during the first year and I learnt to never ever get him to listen to anything ever again.'
But her favourite episode throughout the series was becoming a Los Angeles stuntwoman.
She said: 'I would give everything up to be a
stunt women. I used to hate it when I was an actress and I hate to have
someone come in and do it because I'm a dare devil...
'I had to throw myself off a building, I had a massive punch up with this woman, I did karate fighting... but the best thing was the driving - doing 180 degree handbrake turns! I loved it.
'That literally is my dream job - I was completely in my comfort zone there from doing high-speed car chases with a stuntwoman who worked on the Matrix to getting completely beaten up by a woman who did the stunts on 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer'. It was amazing.'
Turning to Britain's Got Talent, with Amanda, Simon Cowell and Piers Morgan returning as judges for the fourth series which starts in April, she said: 'Do you know what, I've had friends come to watch the auditions who have said it's faster, it's slicker, and that everyone that comes on stage is worth using.
'All of it has been hilarious for the right reasons and the wrong reasons... I'm always sworn to secrecy but there's been gravy... and ducks... not in a meal! There's just some really bizarre things.'
She added: 'I think we've found somebody that could be a moment... I don't like to keep saying we had Susan Boyle and that's a stand alone moment and I don't think that will ever be repeated but I think we have a moment that's very... interesting. It's ace and it's so lovely to be back.'
• Amanda Holden's Fantasy Lives is on ITV1, Tuesdays at 9pm.
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Step two: Buy three tires.
Step three: You've got yourself a pony! Congratulations!
Say what you will about Florida, but this state could teach us a thing or two about business savvy.
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The Drake Inn, Banff National Park
- Free WiFi and free parking
Main amenities
- 26 smoke-free guestrooms
- Restaurant and bar/lounge
- 25 meeting rooms
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Daily housekeeping
- ATM/banking services
- TV in a common area
What's around
- Canmore Museum and Geoscience Centre (0.4 mi / 0.6 km)
- Canmore Golf and Curling Club (1 mi / 1.6 km)
- Canmore Nordic Centre Provincial Park (1.6 mi / 2.6 km)
- Cross Zee Ranch (1.9 mi / 3 km)
- Silvertip Golf Course (2 mi / 3.2 km)
For families
- Refrigerator
- Private bathroom
- Television
- Free toiletries
- Daily housekeeping
- Hair dryer
The Drake Inn, Banff National Park
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $96
- Standard Room, 2 Queen Beds
- Standard Room, 1 Queen Bed (Third Floor)
- Standard Room (Pet Friendly)
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 26 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 3 floors
- Check-in time 4 PM-10 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
Please note this property features entertainment on Mondays, Thursdays, and weekends until 2 AM. Guests should expect a high level of noise. For more details, please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
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- Credit card deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
- Children (16 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- No cribs (infant beds)
- Pets stay free (dogs and cats only)
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- 2 per room
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
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- Smoke-free property
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- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
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- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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- Private bathroom
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- Cable TV channels
- Desk
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This inn has no elevator (lift) and no air conditioning. The Standard Room, 1 Queen Bed is located on the 3rd floor and accessible via stairs. Guests can contact the office for additional details using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
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The pan was built in 2004 by men of the local community of Brandon. It took these men a little over forty volunteer man hours to construct the frying pan. It is made out of scrap steel that was donated by local farmers. The pan was originally built as a promotional tool for the Brandon Area Community Club's semi-annual fundraiser, the "cowboy breakfast". They chose to build a large frying pan because the cowboy breakfast is cooked over open flames using mostly cast iron frying pans.
The frying pan is calculated to hold 88 times as much as a 10-inch frying pan.
528 eggs (44 dozen) 352 pork chops (1/2 pound chops) 88 pounds of bacon 440 hamburgers (1/2 pound Burgers)
It is quantitatively 10 times the size of a 10-inch frying pan.
Weight: 1,200 pounds
Total length: 14 feet 3 inches
Rim diameter: 9 feet 3 inches
Base diameter: 8 feet
Handle length: 5 feet
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Bulleit '95' Rye70cl / 45%
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Bulleit '95' Rye Reviews
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From the first sniff you know this is special, and provides a very distinctive taste easily knocking Jim Beam''s Rye down a peg on my list of favourites.
Amazing similar to a good Irish pot still, buttery, spicy, toffee, vanilla. Needs a few cubes of ice to mellow the 45% alcohol and is far far too easy to drink.
Absolutely delicious! Neat or with a little water: Complex, sweet and spicy with a finish that never seems to. My first Rye, a revelation.
Being very consistent -- much like their Straight Bourbon Whiskey-- Bulleit 95% Rye has become a workhorse of bars in the US. That said it is probably best to have around as a higher quality mixer for multiple guests and/or for parties. It makes a decent Manhattan (and other drinks) but is just not as complex as some of the other similarly priced Rye like James Oliver out of Oregon which is 100% rye and a much better value overall. Unlike the descriptions of Bulleit Rye being smooth I have always found it a bit harsh myself. James Oliver though --even at 100 proof -- I can sip that all night long.
I have always been a very devout fan of most Irish and other Scottish Malts but rather sceptical of bourbons. That is until I was given my first bottle of Bulleit '95' Rye Whiskey. I found it a truly amazing drink that tastes better with each sip one takes - even before the alcohol has taken effect! It now occupies pride of place among my other whiskey bottles.
Great tipple - I've had many bourbons more expensive and branded than this but it's just so good - try one & you won't be disappointed!
Great for old school cocktails, gives my Manhattan an extra twist.


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Modulate This! Synth Blog http://www.modulatethis.com/ en-US 2016-06-24T09:51:54-06:00 Tone2 Wavetable Synth Icarus in Public Beta 2 - First Impressions http://www.modulatethis.com/2016/06/tone2-wavetable-synth-icarus-public-beta-2-first-impressions.html For the past week I've been working with Tone2's new virtual wavetable synth Icarus. They just released public beta 2 and if you have any interest in wavetable synthesis or resynthesis you owe it yourself to give it a try. Download Icarus Beta 2 here - http://www.tone2.org/forum/index.php?topic=2402.0 Real-Time 3d Wavetable...

For the past week I've been working with Tone2's new virtual wavetable synth Icarus. They just released public beta 2 and if you have any interest in wavetable synthesis or resynthesis you owe it yourself to give it a try.

Download Icarus Beta 2 here - http://www.tone2.org/forum/index.php?topic=2402.0

Real-Time 3d Wavetable Synthesis

What's unique about his instrument? Their marketing blurb says...

Icarus is a '3D wavetable synth', because we extended the popular traditional wavetable synthesis, which allows to cross-blend waveforms, with an additional dimension for morphing.

What this means is you get traditional wavetable modulation where you can jump or smoothly blend from say a square to a sine wave as shown below.

But you also have the ability to morph that waveform in real-time to a morph mode. Here are the possible morph modes.

For example, if you morph a sine wave with FM Sine 2x you get something that looks like this.

What's cool about this is you can modulate both the wavetable index fluidly (changing the source wave) and modulate the depth of the morph. This is similar to the waveform blending on Rayblaster but with real-time feedback. While you can do this in real-time, you can also alliteratively render the result of the morph (ala Gladiator) and then apply more real-time morphing on top of that!

Now multiply this by 3 discrete wavetable oscillators, run those through a pair of modulatable filters (62 filter types w/ drive), a vocoder, 3 insert effects (53 to choose from with routing options and feedback), and arpeggiator (which can also be a modulation source) - you get a stunning sonic range. Top this off with Alchemy like resynthesis, wavetable editing (Waveform,spectrum,phase) you get an amazing sound design tool.

You can't save or export in the demo, but when the final is released you'll be able to export wavetables as well. I'm looking forward to building some wavetables for my Blofeld.

Video Tutorials

If this all seems a bit too abstract to wrap your head around, have no fear. The developer Markus Krause is starting to post a series of video tutorials to help explain Icarus in detail  here  https://tone2.com/html/icarus_tutorial.html.

First Impressions

The resynthesis engine is fantastic. Within minutes of using Icarus I was able to create interesting and expressive unique sounds. There are quite a few wavetable synths on the market right now and what sets Icarus apart is it's straight forward user interface with interactive visual feedback - and cool ideas like autofocus. An example of autofocus is if you click on the Env knob in the filter section, the Filter Envelope snaps into focus on the left hand side in the Envelope section. Ultimately, the GUI allowed me to get going with Icarus faster than most synths in this class, and get to a musical idea in less time.

More To Come...

I'm definitely going dive deeper int to Icarus and will share more notes on my progress on the category http://www.modulatethis.com/synth-icarus/.

Download

Download Icarus Beta 2 here - http://www.tone2.org/forum/index.php?topic=2402.0
 Synth: Icarus Mark Mosher 2016-06-24T09:51:54-06:00 Listen to Brian Clevinger (Inventor of Absynth) Interview on Art + Music + Technology Podcast http://www.modulatethis.com/2016/06/brian-clevinger-inventor-of-absynth-interview-art-music-technology-podcast.html I've been using Absynth since version 1. It IS my desert island synth. This being the case I was super excited that Darwin Grosse interviewed Absynth's creator Brian Clevinger for this week's podcast Art + Music + Technology Podcast! Listen to episode #131 here - http://artmusictech.libsyn.com/podcast-131-brian-clevinger-absynth or on iTunes (where...

I've been using Absynth since version 1. It IS my desert island synth. This being the case I was super excited that Darwin Grosse interviewed Absynth's creator Brian Clevinger for this week's podcast Art + Music + Technology Podcast!

Listen to episode #131 here - http://artmusictech.libsyn.com/podcast-131-brian-clevinger-absynth or on iTunes (where you can subscribe to the podcast).

Absynth is one of my favorite software synthesizers. It is everything you'd want in a modular system, but is packages like a standard instrument - helping smooth the way for quick-and-efficient patch development. But the level of modulation and pure sound design goodness is unparalleled - and this thing is 15 years old!

It's a sign of great work when something lasts, and 15 years is forever in software terms. What makes Absynth so great? A combination of excellent design, fantastic sound and the fortitude to keep improving it the whole time.

Several people have pointed to Brian as a potential interview; I finally reached out to him and found him more than willing. Then we started talking, and it turned out to be one of the great chats that I've had. Brian is a cool guy, and was willing to be introspective about his work and perspectives. I felt like I made a new friend during our discussion - and you get to hear it happen.

Check out Brian's sound work at his Soundcloud page. And if you aren't using Absynth, you need to check it out at  its Native Instruments product page. Enjoy!

 Darwin Grosse Podcasts Spotlight Synth: Absynth Mark Mosher 2016-06-19T12:11:11-06:00 #MarkOctatrackDiaries - Celebrating Three Years of Octatrack http://www.modulatethis.com/2016/06/mark-octatrack-diaries-celebrating-three-years-of-octatrack.html My Octatrack turns three this week. In taking a moment to look back over these years I'm blown away at how transformative this instrument has been for me. It has become THE most used instrument and workflow in my rig second to Ableton Live. The Octatrack was also the catalyst...

My Octatrack turns three this week. In taking a moment to look back over these years I'm blown away at how transformative this instrument has been for me. It has become THE most used instrument and workflow in my rig second to Ableton Live.

The Octatrack was also the catalyst for my journey into the improvisational side of electronic and experimental music. A big thanks to Darwin Grosse who encouraged me to dig deep with the Octatrack and offered his mentorship along this journey. Also thanks to live-sampling pioneer Dino J.A. Deane who offered insight and inspiration into this world. Thanks to all my friends and fellow artists who I drug into Octatrack sessions in the early days while I was getting my chops together - especially Mike Bryant. Lastly, thanks to Victoria Lundy and Thomas Lundy for throwing me into the deep end of the musique concrète pool using the Octatrack as my flotation device :^)

The Octatrack is extremely difficult to master (and I still learn new things about it each week) but offers very unique capabilities and expressive possibilities that I've rarely found in instruments over the last 30 years. It is one of the few instruments I've used that allows me to create, switch, and morph between complex "states" on-the-fly without a computer.

My work with the Octatrack has offered experiences creating music and sound in real-time I never thought possible. More importantly, it has opened doors to incredible improvisational opportunities - both solo and in ensembles. Before the Octatrack I was on no ensembles orduos and now I'm in four - The Carbon Dioxide Ensemble (Concréte Mixer concert series) , (no)poem, A.I. Winter, and the Denver Synth_Drone Collective. It's also allowed me play in ad-hoc ensembles while at festivals like Electro-Music Asheville and NY.

I'll be taking a walk down memory lane and posting out some audio and video recordings of past work with the Octatrack out on Twitter @markmosher and Facebook https://www.facebook.com/markmoshermusic.

To kick things off, here is some live concert footage from January 30th, 2015 at Concréte Mixer IV concert in Denver https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlKOg8Nu-3k . In this clip I'm performing as part of the Carbon Dioxide Ensemble. I am live-sampling a big copper heart which is being played with dry ice by Thomas Lundy (don't try this at home kids) with accompaniment by Victoria Lundy on Theremin. The only audio source for Octatrack other than drum samples is the input from a contact mic on the copper heart routed into the Octatrack.

More adventures to come!

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Sad you didn't make it to Moogfest? Good news - they are streaming live from multiple locations http://live.moogfest.com. Use the tabs under the player at this page to switch rooms. Schedule is to the right of the player. The full schedule for the event is here http://sched.moogfest.com.

 Festivals Live Streaming Event Mark Mosher 2016-05-19T22:38:49-06:00 Support a New Bob Moog Documentary "Electronic Voyager" http://www.modulatethis.com/2016/05/support-a-new-bob-moog-documentary-electronic-voyager.html My friends over at the Bob Moog Foundation could use your help funding a new documentary on Bob Moog called Electronic Voyager. The film is being produced created in collaboration with Robert Fantinatto and Jason Amm (the Director/Producer team behind the acclaimed modular synthesizer documentary, I Dream Of Wires). ELECTRONIC...

My friends over at the Bob Moog Foundation could use your help funding a new documentary on Bob Moog  called  Electronic Voyager. The film is being produced created in collaboration with Robert Fantinatto and Jason Amm (the Director/Producer team behind the acclaimed modular synthesizer documentary, I Dream Of Wires).

ELECTRONIC VOYAGER follows Michelle Moog-Koussa as she retraces the footsteps of her late father, iconic synthesizer pioneer Bob Moog...

From Robert Fantinatto and Jason Amm, the Director/Producer team behind the acclaimed modular synthesizer documentary, I Dream Of Wires, comes a new documentary feature: Electronic Voyager...

In association with the Bob Moog Foundation, we aim to create a definitive and personal documentary about the life of iconic synthesizer pioneer, Bob Moog (1934 - 2005).

Through the eyes of Moog's own daughter, Michelle Moog-Koussa - also a dedicated Moog archivist and historian - we want to give viewers an insight into the man behind the iconic Moogbrand.

Electronic Voyager will document a special personal journey for Michelle, retracing her father's iconic story. This will be a fun and revealing road trip, taking Michelle from Queens NY, where Bob spent his formative years, to Asheville NC, where Bob eventually settled, and where the company that he founded still thrives to this day. Additionally we'll be making important stops in places like Trumansburg, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Toronto, and London UK - visiting the places and meeting the people who were a part of Moog's history.

Learn more and donate over at Kickstarter https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/540458532/electronic-voyager-retracing-bob-moogs-sonic-journ
 Bob Moog Foundation Mark Mosher 2016-05-11T08:52:24-06:00 Catching Up With Sonic Encounters Podcast - Episodes 009-013 http://www.modulatethis.com/2016/05/catching-up-with-sonic-encounters-podcast-episodes-009-013.html Since I last posted about Sonic Encounters in September I released episodes 008-013 so I thought I'd catch you up on past episodes. I skipped episode 008 in this summary because it was a special Halloween edition that doesn't really fit the vibe of Spring. You can listen/subscribe to the...
Since I last posted about Sonic Encounters in September I released episodes 008-013 so I thought I'd catch you up on past episodes. I skipped episode 008 in this summary because it was a special Halloween edition that doesn't really fit the vibe of Spring.

You can listen/subscribe to the Podcast in iTunes, or use this RSS Feed for your favorite podcatcher. You can listen using the embedded players below or on SoundCloud.

Sonic Encounters Podcast 009 – Take a Trip on the Train from Devil's Gate Depot

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Ready to take a "trip" on the The Georgetown Loop Railroad? Your journey starts at Devil's Gate Depot as you stand between the cars and hear the sounds of this historic narrow gauge train as it rounds a tight bend. Things morph from there… enjoy the psychedelic ride.

Performed on Octatrack using field recordings from The Georgetown Loop Railroad.

More detailed show notes at https://markmoshermusic.com/2016/01/01/009-take-a-trip-on-the-train-from-devils-gate-depot.

Sonic Encounters Podcast 010 – I'm Completely Operational, and All My Circuits Are Functioning Perfectly

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The sound of what is going on inside the HAL 9000's mind as he's speaking "I'm Completely Operational, and All My Circuits Are Functioning Perfectly" to the crew.

This piece was improvised and performed on the Nord Lead 4 and the Elektron Octatrack. It was recorded in one real-time pass with no edits.

More detailed show notes here https://markmoshermusic.com/2016/01/24/010-im-completely-operational-and-all-my-circuits-are-functioning-perfectly.

Sonic Encounters Podcast 011 – Swarm of the Nanobots

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The swarm of the Nanobots is approaching.  This micrtonal mahem is an exploration of swarming notes and joyous distortion that was inspired by the Dewanatron Swarmatron instrument. I performed and recorded this in one real-time pass with no edits on an Elektron Octatrack.

More show notes here https://markmoshermusic.com/2016/02/27/011-swarm-of-the-nanobots.

Sonic Encounters Podcast 012 – Tonalities from Orbit #1

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This is the Krell. We are beaming tonalities to your station. Are you receiving? This is another piece inspired by the ground-breaking work of Louis and Bebe Barron on the film Forbidden Planet

I use oscillators rather than samples as sound sources for this piece. The piece is a live improvisation on the Nord Lead 4 using only expressive real-time synthesis around a single original program from INIT.

Show notes are here https://markmoshermusic.com/2016/04/05/sonic-encounters-podcast-012-tonalities-from-orbit-1.

Sonic Encounters Podcast 013 – Tonalities from Orbit #2

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This is the Krell again. We are beaming a 2nd tonality to your station. Are you receiving?

More show notes here https://markmoshermusic.com/2016/05/09/sonic-encounters-podcast-013-tonalities-from-orbit-2.

 Sonic Encounters Soundscapes Podcast Spotlight Mark Mosher 2016-05-10T16:47:20-06:00 New Release: Jean-Michel Jarre - Electronica 2: The Heart of Noise http://www.modulatethis.com/2016/05/new-release-jean-michel-jarre-electronica-2-the-heart-of-noise.html Electronica 2 - The Heart of Noise is a tribute to Luigi Russolo who proposed in 1913 in his futurist manifesto the Art of Noises a number of conclusions about how electronics and other technology will allow futurist musicians to "substitute for the limited variety of timbres that the orchestra...

Electronica 2 - The Heart of Noise is a tribute to Luigi Russolo who proposed in 1913 in his futurist manifesto the Art of Noises a number of conclusions about how electronics and other technology will allow futurist musicians to "substitute for the limited variety of timbres that the orchestra possesses today the infinite variety of timbres in noises, reproduced with appropriate mechanisms". Russolo states that ''noise" first came into existence as the result of 19th century machines.

Here is an album trailer on YouTube - https://youtu.be/6pBUmLpY_qk.

As you can see in the video - as with the Electrionica 1, Jarre travels to around the globe visiting guest artists on their own turf. Guest artists include Pet Shop Boys, Rone, Julia Holter, Primal Scream, Gary Numan, Hans Zimmer, Edward Snowden, Peaches, Sébastien Tellier, The Orb, Siriusmo, Yello, Jeff Mills, Cyndi Lauper and Christophe.

Nice to see he shares my love for the Nord Lead :^)

More on this from Jarre's Facebook page:

Six years ago I had this idea of merging DNA with musicians and artists of different generations, linked, directly or indirectly, to electronic music in a kind of sharing process in a world where we're more isolated than ever by our smartphones and the Internet. In electronic music, unlike rock or jazz, we artists are isolated, like painters in their ateliers. That's something I wanted to explore, to really collaborate in person, rather than just share sound files on email. To combine my world with those of other people whom I respect, love and admire from more than five decades of electronic music. The idea is very much in phase with our times, to merge communities, celebrate the connections, but in a real, physical, organic, natural way.

I had no idea it was possible to work with so many artists on an album and still have a unity and cohesiveness of colors and sounds. For me, music is the most interactive mode of expression in ways that don't depend on a narrative. You can create your own film in your imagination. The kind of artists I worked with are more than just people writing songs. They create their own, very specific world. They are not telling a story, but allowing you to create your own. Every track on Electronica is an invitation for a journey, not in a new age sense, but in a very dynamic, dark, edgy, joyful or melancholic one. It's a trip where you visit different tribes of people, but at the end of the day, they're all part of the same family.

Electronica is a once in a lifetime project for me. It means the world to me to be trusted by so many incredible artist who became part of this journey. Its not over yet - See you on the road!

Yours,

Jean-Michel Jarre

More info at http://jeanmicheljarre.com. Also note that Jarre is out on tour this summer.

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 New Releases Mark Mosher 2016-05-07T08:13:35-06:00 Good Read on Mastery for Synthesists - "Disrupt Yourself" by Whitney Johnson http://www.modulatethis.com/2016/05/good-read-on-mastery-disrupt-yourself-by-whitney-johnson.html In a world flooded with instant-on, presets, and apps that make complex extremely simple - I've been thinking more about the value of the artistic journey and mastery. To this end I've been reading books on the matter and thought I'd pass on some good reads in this and future...
In a world flooded with instant-on, presets, and apps that make complex extremely simple - I've been thinking more about the value of the artistic journey and mastery. To this end I've been reading books on the matter and thought I'd pass on some good reads in this and future posts. I also created a category called Synth & Performance Mastery.

I recently finished "Disrupt Yourself" by Whitney Johnson. The book on the surface is about personal career paths. However, whether your day job is in the music industry or not, the concepts in the book are transportable to the journey of artistic mastery.

One of the key concepts in the book as explained by Johnson -

"I believe the S-curve can also be used to understand personal disruption - the necessary pivots in our own career paths".

"If you can successfully navigate, even harness, the successive cycles of learning and mastering that resemble the S-curve model, you will see and seize opportunities in an era of accelerating disruption".

Of course this s-curve notion is explained in detail in the book and I'm not going to attempt to try and distill it here. I will say that after reading the book, I loved this idea of navigating the S-Curve. As someone who's been doing synthesis for over 30 years, I found this book helped me better understand the ebb and flow of my creativity in relation to where I am on the mastery curve with a particular set of instruments, chops - or with a particular style of show I was producing and performing. The S-curve model she lays out in the book can help you understand some emotions around boredom you may find at the top of the curve.

This notion of "navigating" S-curve cycles can help you leverage past mastery and current passions to pick the next S-curve on your artistic journey and punch-in closer to the "hypergrowth" section of the curve. For me, this has the potential to increase my happiness quotient as an artist.

I did this as a Kindle read. It's also available in hard cover and audible.

Amazon link: http://amzn.com/1629560529

Author's Microsite: http://disruptyourselfbook.com/
 Good Reads Synth & Performance Mastery Mark Mosher 2016-05-06T12:16:06-06:00 Electro-Music Asheville Festival May 6 & 7, 2016 http://www.modulatethis.com/2016/05/electro-music-asheville-festival-may-6-7-2016.html If you are out Asheville, NC way this weekend head over to the Asheville electro-music festival to see some great artists perform and give seminars. The Asheville electro-music festival brings some of the world's finest electronic and experimental musicians to the mountains of Western North Carolina. They will be joined...

If you are out Asheville, NC way this weekend head over to the Asheville electro-music festival to see some great artists perform and give seminars.

The Asheville electro-music festival brings some of the world's finest electronic and experimental musicians to the mountains of Western North Carolina. They will be joined by local artists for two days of compelling live music and innovative technology. Musical styles cover a broad spectrum, guaranteed to be creative and original. Live video art will accompany the concerts.

Web Site: http://emavl.com/

Tickets: One day $15  | Two days $25

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/894355894015198/

PS - I had the honor of playing this festival in 2012 and 2014). In the spirit of #TBT below is a photo taken after sound check (one of my fav photos from various festival travels), plus a video of a song from my set.

Video of the song "New Heart Beating" from the album Fear Cannot Save Us https://youtu.be/uoBJ2jJ7S-w.

 More photos from the event in 2014 here https://www.flickr.com/photos/markmosher/albums/72157644411518838.
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FYI - I am honored to have contributed to this post over on Cycling '74's blog and newsletter. Check it out the review here https://cycling74.com/2016/05/03/the-infectious-charm-of-the-bazille.  You can see their newsletter and subscribe here.

 Synth: U-HE Bazille Mark Mosher 2016-05-04T17:11:00-06:00 Brian Eno's "The Ship" Album is Here http://www.modulatethis.com/2016/05/brian-eno-the-ship-album.html Brian Eno's new album The Ship is here. "Humankind seems to teeter between hubris and paranoia: the hubris of our ever-growing power contrasts with the paranoia that we're permanently and increasingly under threat. At the zenith we realize we have to come down again... we know that we have more...

Brian Eno's new album The Ship is here.

"Humankind seems to teeter between hubris and paranoia: the hubris of our ever-growing power contrasts with the paranoia that we're permanently and increasingly under threat. At the zenith we realize we have to come down again... we know that we have more than we deserve or can defend, so we become nervous. Somebody, something is going to take it all from us: that is the dread of the wealthy. Paranoia leads to defensiveness, and we all end up in the trenches facing each other across the mud.

On a musical level, I wanted to make a record of songs that didn't rely on the normal underpinnings of rhythmic structure and chord progressions but which allowed voices to exist in their own space and time, like events in a landscape. I wanted to place sonic events in a free, open space.

One of the starting points was my fascination with the First World War, that extraordinary trans-cultural madness that arose out of a clash of hubris between empires. It followed immediately after the sinking of the Titanic, which to me is its analogue. The Titanic was the Unsinkable Ship, the apex of human technical power, set to be Man's greatest triumph over nature. The First World War was the war of materiel, 'over by Christmas', set to be the triumph of Will and Steel over humanity. The catastrophic failure of each set the stage for a century of dramatic experiments with the relationships between humans and the worlds they make for themselves.

I was thinking of those vast dun Belgian fields where the First World War was agonizingly ground out; and the vast deep ocean where the Titanic sank; and how little difference all that human hope and disappointment made to it. They persist and we pass in a cloud of chatter.
Written in the late sixties, Lou Reed's song 'I'm Set Free' seems even more relevant now than it did then. Perhaps anybody who's read Yuval Noah Harari's 'Sapiens' will recognize the quiet irony of "I'm set free to find a new illusion"... and its implication that when we step out of our story we don't step into 'the truth' - whatever that might be - but into another story.
This album is a succession of interleaved stories. Some of them I know, some of them I'm discovering now in the making of them.
Wave. After. Wave. After. Wave."

"The Ship" on YouTube https://youtu.be/pn1riJSHhkY.

 "Fickle Sun (iii) I'm Set Free" on YouTube https://youtu.be/Ym4hmN_5ns0.

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In addition to digital downloads there are various Collector's editions on CD & vinyl on Bleep.

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I just discovered first season of the remake of the 1960's Thunderbirds - Thunderbirds Are Go - is available for free to Amazon Prime members. There are 26 episodes in season 1 and look like at least two more seasons are in the work. I know this is a little off topic but I know many synth geeks also are way into science fiction so I wanted to make sure you knew about it.

Thunderbirds Are Go is a New Zealand-British science-fiction television program produced by ITV Studios and Pukeko Pictures. It is a remake of the 1960s television series Thunderbirdscreated by Gerry and Sylvia Anderson[1] and is made using with a combination of scale model miniature effects and CGI created by Weta Workshop. In comparison to the 1960s series, the remake features updated character, vehicle and set designs while retaining many features from the original series…The music for the show was given a modern flair, but keeping the very memorable feel of Composer Barry Gray's original score.

From <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thunderbirds_Are_Go_(TV_series)>

I was a huge fan of these Gerry Anderson shows so the minute I heard about this I hopped on Amazon and watched the first episode. As with the original, it's a kids show for sure - but I think there is a lot to like if you were a fan of the old show. I appreciated that they stayed fairly true to characters and ship designs and such.

It's a big budget affair really - and - from what I've seen so far I think they made some good choices freshening the show up a bit. The combination of models with CGI gives the show a unique look and interesting look. FAB.

The voice acting was always strong in Gerry Anderson shows and this is still true in the new show. I was surprised and happy to find out that Rosamund Pike was the voice of Lady Penelope.

Check out this trailer https://youtu.be/6y2hFqgtjLk.

Here is a behind-the-scenes video https://youtu.be/ZrF1iWwDbRQ

Here is a video offering some samples of the score by Ben Foster & Nick Foster https://youtu.be/z4LNsnxKeW8.

You can watch the show here http://www.amazon.com/dp/B01D5LQ11C.

Thunderbirds are go!!!
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This spring, we're visiting campuses across the globe as part of the Ableton University Tour: a series of free events at which our Certified Trainers will demonstrate the music-making capabilities of Live, Push and Link.

Open to students, faculty members and staff as well as to the general public, the meetups are a great chance for new or existing users to watch in-depth demonstrations of Live and Push – and to try them out for themselves with experts on hand to assist.

The events are taking place between March and May with dates for a number of universities already confirmed.

Ableton will be making four stops in Denver!

Denver, CO
Date: May 3
School: Metropolitan University of Denver
Details and RSVP: Eventbrite

Denver, CO
Date: May 4
School: Arapahoe Community College
Details and RSVP: Eventbrite

Denver, CO
Date: May 5
School: Community College of Denver
Details and RSVP: Eventbrite

Denver, CO
Date: May 6
School: Denver University
Details and RSVP: Eventbrite

The Denver events will feature:

Serafin Sanchez is an in demand multi-instrumentalist, electronic music producer, and composer based in Colorado.He started playing piano and age 5 and the saxophone at age 9. Ableton Live has been part of his creative process on stage and in the studio since 2005. He writes music for television and radio, as well as working as a freelance composer and arranger. He hold a Masters degree in Music from The University of Colorado at Boulder.

Serafin has taught electronic music production and songwriting using Ableton Live to at-risk youth with YouthOnRecord.org since 2007. He is also the founder of stem.ly, a site enabling the purchase of songs in individual stem format.

Serafin is available to bands and solo artists looking for on-stage solutions with Live. He also consults teachers and school systems looking to develop music technology curriculum. He has taught or consulted for The Art Institute of Colorado, Regis University, Music For All, Youth on Record, JeffCo Public Schools, Adams County Schools, and STEM Academy.

Thomas Faulds is a sound designer and percussionist based in Chicago, Illinois. Inspired by new technologies and production, Thomas is an active participant in the dynamic music scene in Chicago. Aside from recording and releasing albums, he works as an independent music tech consultant, teaching the inner workings of music production tools to students and professionals alike. Thomas believes in universal creative potential and actively introduces students to the vast creative possibilities afforded by modern music instruments.

Teaching students the secrets of recording, producing, playing, and releasing music with today's technology has become the single most important subject in his musical career. As an established private and group music teacher and active community organizer, Thomas' objective is to prepare students for participation in this evolving and exciting musical world. With a heavy focus on beat making, editing, and multi-track recording, he has used Ableton Live for the majority of his work (live and in the studio) for the past nine years, giving him extensive practical knowledge of the software.

To check for tour dates in your city visit https://www.ableton.com/en/blog/ableton-university-tour-2016.
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Suppose you have two traits that are correlated in a given population, like a person's BMI and their blood pressure. And let's say I want to estimate the probability that in a randomly-selected pair of people drawn from this population, the one that has the higher BMI will also have a higher blood pressure. If I know the pearson correlation coefficient r (or equivalent r^2, the proportion of variance in blood pressure that's explained by BMI), can this be used to get that probability? If not, could I do so using some other correlation measure, or by making some simplifying assumption about the functional relationship between them (say, assuming blood pressure in each individual is a linear function of BMI along with several other independent variables) and/or each one's individual distribution (say, assuming both BMI and blood pressure are normally distributed)?
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If two traits have known correlation, can you predict probability they'll "align" for a random pair?
No - knowing the correlation (and even linear regression formula) between two traits is not enough to predict the probability that a higher BMI will have a higher blood pressure.
See Anscombe's quartet for a visual example of four dissimilar distributions with identical correlations and fitted linear regression lines to see where making probability predictions based upon the correlation can lead you astray.
If you make simplifying assumptions: i.e., a linear relationship between BMI and blood pressure and normal distributions then yes, you could construct prediction intervals for new measurements using the least squares equation.
However when working with real-world data I would advise avoiding assumptions about the data distribution. A better alternative would be to use bootstrapping to estimate the cumulative distribution function.
It depends on which population correlation you look at.
For the Pearson correlation you mention ($\rho$), the answer is "no", at least not without additional assumptions. (RobertF's answer is correct)
If instead you know the population Kendall correlation (Kendall's tau, here denoted $\tau_K$) in a continuous bivariate distribution then the answer is actually yes.
The population Kendall correlation is the difference between the probability of a concordant pair and the probability of a discordant pair:
$$\tau_K = p_C-p_D$$
(the sample Kendall correlation is similarly the difference in sample proportions of concordant and discordant pairs).
Since in continuous bivariate populations $p_C+p_D=1$, if you know $\tau_K$ you can calculate $p_C$:
$\tau_K = p_C-p_D$ $ = p_C-(1-p_C)$ $ = 2p_C-1$
Hence $p_C = \frac12(\tau_K+1)$, a nice simple result.
While $\tau_K$ determines the probability you ask for (at least in the continuous case), the relationship between $\rho$ and $\tau_K$ depends on the structure of the bivariate relationship between the variables (i.e. the copula).
If you assume bivariate normality, then you could work out the (nonlinear) connection between $\tau_K$ and $\rho$. In fact this is a well-known result; we have:
$$\tau_K = \frac{2}{\pi}\arcsin(\rho)$$
- see sec 5.3.2 of Embrechts et al. (2005) [1], which result can also be found in various places -- for example in Meyer (2009) [2]. So in that case
$$p_C = \frac{\arcsin(\rho)}{\pi}+\frac12\,.$$
(However, an assumption of bivariate normality would seem dubious for BMI and blood pressure)
This relationship between $\tau_K$ and $\rho$ actually holds for elliptical distributions more generally. See for example Lindskog, McNeil, & Schmock (2003)[3]. However, again, this assumption for BMI and blood pressure may be dubious -- for example, both measures in practice tend to be right-skew.
[1] Embrechts, P., Frey, R., McNeil, A.J. (2005),
[2] Meyer, C. (2009),
[3] Lindskog, F., McNeil, A.J., Schmock, U., (2003),
I recommend increasing the variables you are measuring. Age, gender, location etc. weight them in your formula to lower the probability of false negatives. Maximize your ROC curve. It would be interesting to see a model that keeps the same correlation given datasets over different decades.


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As you know, PR will complete 8 years this Friday!!! I also promised to announce the PR Award winners the same day. So what do you say to a virtual chat party in the chat room on Friday, November 28th 9 pm eastern time.
I can hardly contain myself until then. You guys voted very well.
Who's bringing what? I am bringing party streamers, decorations, and of course a b'day cake.
Each year in November I am reminded of that night when I came back from vacation and saw my email box flooded with responses about PatternReview.com and what a great site it would be. Well we're still here 8 year later.
So lets have a post thanksgiving party and celebrate and honor the craft of SEWING! Who's in?
------- Deepika
Founder, PatternReview.com
Blog: http://www.deepikablogs.com
------A bad day in the sewing room is better than a good day at the office.
Getting through life, one stitch at a time.
------Formerly sew*itch
------Sue V
------"TOL machines = Too (much) Operator Learning"--poorpigling, January, 2016
------Life is too short to stuff mushrooms
------I no longer measure fabric by the yard, I measure it by the bin.
------Visit my blog at http://sewingsaga.blogspot.com
If it's worth sewing, it's worth sewing well;
and if it's worth sewing well, it's worth FITTING FIRST! - TSL
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To pretend to go offline or close a account (facebook,twitter,boards.ie or skype ) but really be hiding in the background like Kells at a 12 year olds birthday party
Lee not been on skype today ?
Nah think hes pottering
Nah think hes pottering
by Carefree_Ste September 26, 2012
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1) The act of talking to or having relations with one of your friend's boyfriends/girlfriends.
2) Going behind your friend's back to date their ex.
2) Going behind your friend's back to date their ex.
Amanda was pottering around with her roommate's boyfriend.
by Azita Johnson III November 30, 2009