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The NAMM show in Anaheim, California is traditionally one of the busiest times of the year for new product releases. In this rolling report we'll be picking out the most interesting new releases for dance producers.
New products unveiled at this year's NAMM include the Moog Sub 37 synth and the all-new Analog Rytm drum machine from Elektron. Elsewhere Waldorf has released a standalone analogue filter, Korg surprised us with a limited-edition full-size MS-20 Kit and Arturia dropped a very cool MIDI/CV controller/sequencer.
Moog has introduced the Sub 37, a new synth which slots in roughly where the Little Phatty sat in the range until it was discontinued last year. Based on the Sub Phatty synth circuits but featuring a larger 37-note keyboard, the most interesting feature to note is that the Sub 37 employs a paraphonic synth architecture (that is, not fully polyphonic but capable of playing two notes simultaneously through a single filter). Discounting the Animoog app, all Moog's synths since the company's rebirth in 2002 have been monophonic. The Sub 37 will retail for $1,579.
There's also a new, more affordable theremin on the way: the Theremini, priced at $319.
Following the teaser video earlier this week, Elektron has unveiled what a lot of us expected: a new drum machine. The Analog Rytm is an 8-voice analogue machine with sample support plus built-in delay, reverb, compression and distortion. "Distinguished by the power of analog drum sounds fused with samples. Perfected by the immediacy of drum pads coupled with Elektron sequencing." Looks like a very strong rival to the DSI Tempest.
Genelec has introduced a new addition to the ever-popular 8000-series range. The 8010 has been designed with portability in mind, standing under 20cm tall and weighing in at 1.5kg each. The main design objective seems to be to offer the characteristic 8000-series sound in a design small enough to be taken anywhere: a high quality reference which can be taken along when working in an unfamiliar studio or on the road. As you'd expect, the bass extension isn't great (the -2.5dB point is at 74Hz) but it's still surprisingly respectable. RRP is £498 per pair (significantly less than the slightly larger 8020C, which has a current street price around £650 a pair).
Not to mention a new Elektron drum machine and Nord virtual analogue synthesiser as well. Korg seem to have been quiet though, so I hope they have something up their sleeve as well.
Korg have an Ikea inspired MS20 DIY kit.
Check out our video demo for the Sub 37 here: http://en.audiofanzine.com/analog-synth/moog-music/sub-37/news/a.play,n.17470.html
I would love Roland to re-release a TB-303 inspired piece of hardware. Analog or digital, preferably analog.
The Roland releases will almost assurely be digital. They don't release anything but digital.
I personally don't understand the Nord A1 release. It comes on the heels of the Lead 4 and is a cheaper easier to use model, with what appears to be only one oscillator. It's basically a dumbed down 2X with some effects.
Moog and Elektrons releases are the most exciting new hardware instrument releases, at least to me.
I wonder if the sub 37 will include an option for stereo output.
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There were an NCAA-record 10 bowl-eligible ACC teams last year, and it wasn't until the final two weeks of the season that the division winners finally emerged. The 2009 ACC media guide boasts "unprecedented balance," as the conference had nine teams with at least seven wins and four teams tied with 5-3 conference records last year.
Not this year.
It's still early, but because of how the schedule falls, and based on the first three weeks of the season, it looks like separation is finally occurring in the ACC. While it doesn't make for as exciting of a conference race come November, it does increase the chances for a national championship contender to emerge in the near future.
In the Atlantic Division, Wake Forest and NC State are still a mystery, as they haven't started conference play yet. Maryland and Boston College have too many issues to contend right now. Clemson and FSU, as expected, are the front-runners.
In the Coastal Division, Miami and Virginia Tech will answer who the front-runner is this weekend, but so far, the Canes are the most complete team because of quarterback Jacory Harris. Georgia Tech has already lost the tiebreaker to Miami should it be needed, and we'll find out where UNC stands in the race on Saturday, but it's defense has played better than Georgia Tech's so far. Virginia is hapless and hopeless, and Duke is still Duke.
Let's review what the early trends indicate:
Clemson is going to have to win with its defense if it's going to win the Atlantic Division. The Tigers have zero rushing touchdowns and five total offensive touchdowns in three games against Middle Tennessee, Georgia Tech and Boston College.
Florida State and Miami, both who have played ranked opponents this month, lead the ACC in scoring offense with 35 points per game. (NC State actually leads the conference with 37.7 points per game, but they racked up all of their touchdowns -- literally -- against Murray State and Gardner-Webb.)
Miami and Florida State are leading the ACC in total offense.
Seven of Virginia Tech's 10 touchdowns came against Marshall. If you exclude the Marshall game, in which the Hokies piled up 605 yards of total offense, Virginia Tech is averaging 216.5 yards of total offense and 20 points per game. By comparison, Virginia is last in the ACC with 278.3 yards per game and 20.7 points.
Georgia Tech's defense has allowed 377 total yards per game and nine touchdowns. Only Duke, Florida State and Maryland have allowed more.
North Carolina's rushing defense is incredible, allowing just 52.3 yards per game. That doesn't bode well for the Yellow Jackets, who have struggled to execute their offense against conference opponents. Jonathan Dwyer's name doesn't even show up among the ACC's top 10 rushers.
Jacory Harris and Christian Ponder have looked like the two best quarterbacks in the ACC against the best competition. They both lead the ACC in total offense and passing average per game.
Considering how poorly Maryland and Virginia have played, how much Boston College struggled offensively at Clemson, and that Duke doesn't quite yet look like a six-win team, it seems unlikely that the ACC will even fill it's allotted nine bowl tie-ins, let alone match that NCAA record of 2008.
It's too early to say Florida State and Miami are back, but with strong quarterback play and wins over ranked teams, both programs have separated themselves, and it's exactly what the ACC needs. Of course now we have to see if they can keep it up.


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Interfaith Alliance Statement on CLS v. Martinez Decision
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Washington, DC – Interfaith Alliance President Rev. Dr. C. Welton Gaddy issued the following statement today regarding the Supreme Court's decision in Christian Legal Society v. Martinez. Interfaith Alliance filed a friend-of-the-court brief in the case along with the Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty.
Today's ruling by the Supreme Court is rightfully narrow in scope and context and thankfully does not recommend providing public, university funding to support the Christian Legal Society's religious activities. However, the decision falls short in not recognizing the right of student organizations such as CLS to ensure that its leadership positions are held by coreligionists who share the organization's beliefs and vision, while still being able to actively participate in the public forum created by Hastings.
It would be a shame if this decision resulted in less diversity of opinion by undercutting Hastings' purpose of creating a student organization forum-- to expose students to a broad range of interests and viewpoints.
Interfaith Alliance Statement on Recent Comments by S.C. Sen. Jake Knotts
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June 4, 2010
Washington, DC – Interfaith Alliance President Rev. Dr. C. Welton Gaddy issued the following statement today condemning a statement by South Carolina Sen. Jake Knotts in which he referred to Lexington Rep. Nikki Haley, an Indian-American gubernatorial candidate, and President Barack Obama as "ragheads."
Sen. Jake Knotts demonstrated the poorest of judgment when he questioned Rep. Nikki Haley's religion and called her, along with President Barack Obama, a "raghead." Such comments are deplorable, insensitive and have no place in the American political lexicon. Unfortunately, his recent halfhearted apology only reaffirms his lack of understanding regarding the nature of his comments. He should issue an immediate and clearer apology to Rep. Haley and all citizens of
In our country, there is no "religious test" for assuming any public office at any level. The fact that Rep. Nikki Haley is Indian-American is not a relevant criteria in judging her ability to serve as governor of
Voters of course have the right to know what role a candidate's faith will play in creating public policy and whether or not a candidate will respect the boundaries between religion and government. But the Constitution clearly prohibits using a candidate's religious convictions as a qualification for – or disqualification from – public office.
I urge candidates in all electoral campaigns to maintain civility and leave religious criteria out of the discussion as they debate the issues that affect and impact voters.
Interfaith Alliance Statement on the Texas State Board of Education Vote Approving New Social Studies Standards
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Washington, DC –Interfaith Alliance President Rev. Dr. C. Welton Gaddy issued the following statement criticizing today's vote by the Texas State Board of Education approving new set of social studies standards with a clear ideological bent.
I am gravely disappointed, but not surprised, by today's vote of the Texas State Board of Education. Once you assume the prerogative to change history, it is an easy leap to claiming the authority to change the Constitution in order to reshape the future according to a biased ideological vision.
I hope people will not misunderstand this as an act favorable to religion. This ill-advised action makes it imperative that citizens express their outrage over this decision and their desire for textbook publishers to be true to the mission of quality education and the facts of history.
Rev. Gaddy writes to AL Gov. candidates with concerns about the role of religion in their campaigns
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|The Honorable Bradley Byrne
P.O. Box 3510
Montgomery, AL 36109
|The Honorable Roy Moore
P.O. Box 100
Gallant, AL 35972
May 17, 2010
Dear Mr. Byrne and Judge Moore,
As a Baptist minister and as a patriotic American, I have been deeply disturbed by the disproportionate role religion has played during recent election cycles. Indeed, at times, the entanglement between religion and politics has seemed to threaten the integrity of religion and the vitality of politics.
Based on recent statements from both of your campaigns, I am concerned that you are continuing this trend. Religion should never be used as a political tool – campaigns should be about policies, issues that will affect how a candidate governs and shapes the lives of his or her constituents, not about a candidate's religious faith.
Attacks by Judge Moore on Mr. Byrne's candidacy based upon whether or not he believes in evolution and whether or not he believes that the Bible is completely true exemplify the improper use and abuse of religion in the election process. Mr. Byrne's position on teaching creationism or evolution in schools is certainly relevant to understanding the education policies he would uphold as governor. But criticizing his position on teaching evolution in order to challenge his faith instead of his politics and questioning his belief in the Bible is entirely inappropriate. Such attacks appear aimed at nothing more than discrediting Mr. Byrne and his faith – which is in no way relevant to his competency to serve as governor. A person's faith is a personal tradition of belief – and should remain exactly that – personal
Similarly, Mr. Byrne's support for teaching the theology of creationism in public schools and not the pure science of evolution is disturbing enough in and of itself. But even more troubling is the assertion that "faith in God" and "dependence on our creator and savior" make Alabamans who they are and dictate their "collective character." Such a statement disenfranchises voters who do not share those beliefs and denigrates their constitutional freedom to believe in whatever religious faith they choose, or adhere to none at all.
Voters have the right to know what role a candidate's faith will play in creating public policy, whether candidates will respect the boundaries between religion and government and how a candidate will balance the principles of their faith with their pledge to defend the Constitution, particularly when the two come into conflict. But the Constitution clearly prohibits using a candidate's religious convictions as a qualification for public office. Political campaigns are about presenting real solutions to real problems, enabling voters to choose the path that they believe their state should follow. Engaging in a "holier than thou" competition to does nothing to illuminate those solutions.
I would also hope both of you would uphold the religious freedom of all Alabamans to believe in or to reject any religious faith, as they choose. Such freedom is promised by the First Amendment to our Constitution and is an integral part of American democracy. Based upon your recent conduct, I have serious doubts as to whether either of you as governor would truly uphold these rights for all Alabamans, not just your coreligionists.
It is unfortunate that your respective campaigns represent just the most recent in a long line of examples of political candidates misusing religion to gain voters' support. I urge you both to cease these faith-based attacks and defenses and ensure that the remainder of your campaigns are focused on the issues which distinguish you as candidates, not the tenets of your faith.
Winning an election is not worth destroying the private integrity of your personal beliefs or compromising our nation's historic commitment to religious freedom.
C. Welton Gaddy
Interfaith Alliance has released a statment correcting the record on Roy Moore. Click here to read the statement.
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Braced against the driving snow, fresh-faced Ukrainian conscripts stare out toward the border with Russia, waiting to repel an invasion from invisible-but-feared troops amassed on the other side.
The soldiers trudge around in cloying black mud in the eastern Ukrainian countryside, where army tents have sprung up on a chicken farm only a few kilometres from the boundary with Russia.
Officially they are conducting military exercises. But with a reported 40,000 Russian troops gathered along the border just weeks after annexing Crimea, these soldiers are not willing to give up their part of the country without a fight.
"Tension does exist but I can't say that we feel it strongly or are afraid," said Major Theodor Shevchenko, his cheeks wet from the snow whipped sideways by frigid gusts of wind.
"We are carrying out military exercises on our own soil and we don't feel any fear. Of course we understand that the integrity of our state depends on each of us, from soldiers up to officers and... we are ready in case of any aggression to defend our people."
He won't say how many men are deployed in the region but confirms there are military exercises happening at several points along the border, a mostly invisible frontier which cuts through swathes of winter-hardened grassland and forest that were largely unguarded until now.
A few armoured personnel carriers stand to one side and a tank dug into a trench is mostly covered by camouflage netting near a few army tents, a deliberate message to the Russians that rolling into other parts of eastern Ukraine would not be as simple as it was in Crimea.
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Soldiers in the Black Sea peninsula, which was overrun by Russian troops in a matter of days after the fall of a pro-Moscow government in Kiev, faced a humiliating withdrawal after citizens voted in a March referendum to breakaway from Ukraine.
Ukraine's Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk hit out at Russia for carrying out "an armed robbery" and said the country would respond if it tried to annex the eastern regions, home to many Russian speakers as well as industries on which Moscow relies.
"I want to officially warn Russia: we will respond firmly, including through military means, against any attempt to seize Ukraine, to cross borders, or annex eastern or other regions by Russian troops," Yatsenyuk said.
Moscow has brushed off concerns about the massive military drills it is carrying out near the Ukrainian border. Reports it had withdrawn a battalion of about 500 soldiers have done little to ease what the European Union said Friday was a "very dangerous" situation.
"Currently, it is impossible to talk about any concrete picture of what is going on near our borders. Troops are being withdrawn at some stretches and regrouped somewhere else," Ukraine foreign ministry spokesman Yevhen Perebiynis said.
Far from the militant rhetoric of diplomats and NATO warnings that the Russians are poised to attack, the youthful troops' life at camp mostly consists of daily military routines.
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Their temporary home is a tent crammed with bunk beds, lined up around a glowing wood stove and a heap of rifles and helmets.
Lieutenant Yevgen Skiba admits the early morning starts and training drills are "hard sometimes when it is cold".
"We don't see any enemy. For us this is a normal training exercise," he told AFP, but adding that he was "ready to participate in real fighting".
"Of course I will defend my country," he said.
Ukrainian officials are guarded on the size of the border deployment of an army that experts say is ill-equipped to stave off a Russian invasion after years of underinvestment.
Yuriy Georgiyevskiy, the deputy governor of the Kharkiv region, said only that the buildup of Russian troops "was significant enough for us to secure the defence of 270 kilometres (170 miles) of the state border.... The situation with the movement of Russian troops required an adequate response."
Security has also been stepped up at the main border crossing into the region, just 40 kilometres (25 miles) from Ukraine's second city Kharkiv, the one-time capital of Soviet Ukraine.
Sandbags and concrete blocks have been placed in front of the main checkpoints and a few kilometres away, tanks and armoured cars are stationed on the side of the road.
Dmytro Zhuravel, captain of the Ukrainian border guards, said defence of the frontier had gone into "enhanced mode," with staff doubled in recent weeks, checking every car thoroughly that passed through.
"Now in the checkpoint zone you can see special barriers intended to prevent forced crossings by any vehicles, both from Ukraine to Russia and from Russia to Ukraine," he told AFP.
He estimated that the number of people crossing the border had gone down by 20 percent compared to previous years.
However for Zhuravel, like many of those involved in the buildup of security along the border, the Russian threat remains largely invisible.
"We are not seeing any aggression from the Russian side.... We don't feel any threat," he said.


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Foods should be labeled for GMOsApril 17,2014
I am in support of GMO labeling. In fact, it is interesting to me that there should be so much controversy over something so basic as knowing what is in our food. There is a precedent with kosher foods. They are labeled, and the Jewish population is given a choice when selecting their food.
GMO ingredients are increasingly present in our food, yet the federal Food and Drug Administration doesn't test for the safety of GMOs; the agency instead relies on tests done by the food industry. If you would like to know about some concerns with GMOs, there are many scientific organizations that will give you more information such as the Union of Concerned Scientists.
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Assad Offers A Different View Of What's Going On In Syria
Syrian President Bashar Assad's Instagram account includes images of his smiling first lady. It makes no mention of the country's civil war. Instead, it show his wife helping out in a soup kitchen, and congratulating top achieving students.
And while the United States works on that resolution, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad is offering a different face to his people. The Syrian leader's Instagram account now includes images of his smiling first lady, Asma al-Assad. The account shows her helping out in a soup kitchen and also congratulating top-achieving students.
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"Little ABC" is an initiative that aims to boost educational contents in a format that is attractive, approachable and didactic for smaller children (from 3 to 7 years old). The themes used are those that are most accessible for these youngsters, developed in a way that arouses interest and stimulates the senses to boost their understanding of their surroundings in a world that is fulll of so many questions. Various resources are used to achieve this, including character animation, a cartoon-like aesthetic, music and songs. The main aim is to arouse interest in general knowledge by using a specific product, "Little ABC".
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Literally, 如果我的爱有个价钱,那么你永远无法付的起.
In other words, 我的爱是无价的。(My love is priceless)
If there was a price for my love, you could never afford it.


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Afterward, Douglas shed most of the excess weight, rediscovered a passion for the sport and embarked on a comeback -- going 8-1 on the second tour before retiring in 1999 with a record of 38-6-1.Recently, Douglas co-wrote Buster's Backyard Bar-B-Q, an inspirational barbeque cookbook for diabetics that was published in May. You can catch up with Douglas, who is an active user of social media, on his new Twitter account at @iambuster2.Last Friday, Douglas talked with SI.com about the fight, his championship reign, the state of boxing today and what he's done the past two decades.SI.com: How was the scene when you left Columbus for Tokyo different from when you returned home?Buster Douglas: It was night and day. There were maybe 15 of us walking through the airport when we left. We had "James Douglas" jackets on, just walking through the airport, getting paid little or no attention at all. Then coming back -- oh my God -- they were hanging off the rafters, they were hanging out in the parking lot, all over the parking garage. There were so many people, man. People were everywhere.SI.com: Even more than you expected?Douglas: My first time realizing the difference was our first layover in Chicago, when we were walking down the jetway. I was walking with a friend of mine and I said, "Man, I wonder what's going on?" because I noticed a lot of people upstairs looking down on the jetway. [Laughs] Then I realized they were there for me!SI.com: When do you remember first hearing the name Mike Tyson?Douglas: In the early- or mid-'80s. Everybody was talking about this phenom. A couple people asked me, "When are you going to fight him?" I was like, "Fight him? When's he gonna fight me?" I was a contender at the time, but he was getting all this publicity and stuff. I hadn't really seen him, but I'd heard a little bit about him.SI.com: Did you approach the Tyson fight any differently compared to your other fights?Douglas: It was weird. Leading up to that fight, everything was going pretty good. [Douglas had won six straight fights to become the IBF's No. 2 contender.] Then once I got the fight, all hell broke loose. I had so many things going on in my life. And of course the final blow was my mother passing right before I left.It was ... different. I knew that it was my time because it was like all these things were going on, there's got to be something special. It was just wild that all these things were going on at the same time, it was like one thing after another. I could have easily said it's just not my time, but I was fortunate enough to see through that and stay focused.SI.com:Was your approach to training any different?Douglas: That was my second shot at the title, so we went after it a lot differently. We were more focused. Of course, the first time when I fought for the title, I was looked at as having a chance of obtaining that goal. But coming back for the second chance [against Tyson] -- when I was mentally and physically ready -- I was given no chance. At all. But I felt good about my chances and everything was going well as far as the training.SI.com:That was your first fight outside of the United States. Was that difficult for you?Douglas: No, that wasn't difficult at all. Going outside and being in public wasn't any different. There was more TV [obligations] and stuff, but it wasn't really different. I had people around. It was cool.SI.com:Can you describe your fight plan going in? What was your strategy?Douglas: My main strategy was to survive. Just work off the jab. Be first. Just make slight movements. Don't stand directly in front of him. Don't go back, don't go straight back, come at angles. Sharpshooting. [Trainer] John Russell was very adamant about coming at angles and not standing in front of him and going straight back.SI.com:Did you dislike Tyson?Douglas: No. I knew very little of him. It was just looked at as an opportunity to do something great. And by that time it was my second shot at the title and I was totally focused to do just that.SI.com:So many of Tyson's opponents lost before they even got into the ring. Every fighter must believe he's going to win when he goes up those stairs -- but this must have been different.Douglas: What really helped me was comparing it to my father's career. [William "Dynamite" Douglas was a highly regarded contender in the '70s.] He was a world-class middleweight and light heavyweight. His whole career, he fought in guys' backyards -- he'd always fight them in their hometown. So growing up, noticing how he had to go out and battle, I was pretty much prepared to do the same thing -- with the mental focus and know that you've got to go in there and dominate the fight. And if not dominate it, then knock the guy out to win. That was very helpful, to have an understanding of where you're at and what's at stake.SI.com:Afterward, one of the American judges [Larry Rozadilla] had you ahead by a wide margin on his scorecard, which is how most people saw the fight. But the Japanese judge [Masakazu Uchida] had it even and the third judge [Ken Morita, a Japanese-American from California] actually had Tyson ahead. Going in, did you feel like you had to win by a knockout to get a fair shake?Douglas: I wasn't really thinking along those terms. I just knew that I had to have a dominant showing. I wasn't putting too much stake into, "I gotta knock him out" and all that. It was just being dominant and making a dominant showing, so if there were any disputes [the real winner] would be easy to see.SI.com:What was it like looking into Tyson's eyes in the moments before the fight?Douglas: I wasn't really paying him no mind. I was just basically getting limber, breaking a sweat. I know he was doing that intimidation thing. But by that point I'm a professional, I was like, "Whatever." The only thing that's going to change my mind is the fight. I wasn't buying any of that.SI.com:What do you remember being in the ring that night?Douglas: The main thing is just a feeling, remembering how good I felt physically. I peaked at the perfect time. All the hard work I put into it, it was right there. Everything just came together as planned with the conditioning. I was just ready to go, ready to do whatever it took to be victorious.SI.com:Do you remember the knockout?Douglas: Yeah. Leading up to it when I caught him with that uppercut, I knew that was a good shot. But like my father always said, "You've got to finish him." That's what really did it, because when I hurt him, he was still standing there. He was hurt, but the combination after -- the four-punch combination -- is what really finished it for him. Even then, when I went to the neutral corner, I thought maybe he was going to still get up. But once I saw him looking for the mouthpiece, I knew he was hurt bad. That's about the only time I thought during the course of the fight that I had him.SI.com:Describe being heavyweight champion of the world.Douglas: It was like a childhood dream come true. My father was a professional fighter and we had lots of books throughout the house. Growing up, I'd look at the centerfold with the champions with their belts on, posing. That was the moment. That was it for me.SI.com:Some people have credited the upset to Tyson's lack of preparation. Does that ever make you angry?Douglas: No. That's B.S. to me. Everybody has their own opinion. He was in shape. If he wasn't in shape, he wouldn't have lasted that long. He was prepared. He took a beating. What I was hitting him with in the first and second round was what I was hitting him with in the ninth and 10th round. You're not still in there and taking shots like that with no conditioning. I hurt him several times throughout the fight, but he always came back. He never showed at any time throughout the fight that he was weakening.SI.com:Did you feel in any way responsible for Tyson's descent into a figure who, for many years, the public viewed as a tattoo-faced villain?Douglas: To me, he was always like that. [It was] just another way of getting himself ready or psyched up or whatever. He was always the same. It was just that the invincibility thing was removed: He knew he could be beat because he had been beaten.SI.com:You lost the title to Evander Holyfield in your next fight. With your place in history already assured, were you still hungry?Douglas: It was such an overwhelming thing, the way it all came about. We were just consumed with everything going on. The next thing you know, we were in court, flying coast to coast, talking to law firms about how we were going to go about these proceedings. It was really ugly. By the time the [Holyfield] fight came around, I was really in a bad way, because I'd never got a chance to enjoy anything. And once it came around it was just unfortunate. It took me a long time to get over that, too. That was really hurtful. It was nothing like I'd imagined it ending for me.SI.com:Do you love boxing? Not necessarily the sport, but the act.Douglas: I love the competition, the competitiveness. It's awesome, man. I really, really enjoyed my time as a fighter. It's just that once I obtained that ultimate goal of being heavyweight champion, it wasn't like I thought it was going to be. It may have been if it had been different circumstances of winning it.But after winning it against all odds, it was a battle from winning the title just to hold on to it, just to be announced as the heavyweight champion -- because after the fight there was a big thing about maybe they should call it a no contest and do it over again. It was a nightmare from the outset. It was terrible. It was really [messed] up to be honest with you. They made it like, "OK, you won the fight but you're not going to enjoy it," and then I didn't. I never got a chance to really exhale or have a moment to reflect. It was like from one fight to the next fight and after that it was like, "You've got to defend the title." And then it was like, like 90 days to get ready for the next fight. It was really a bad mental ordeal.SI.com:Do you still follow the sport?Douglas: Yeah, I still follow it. I like to watch that Pacquiao, man.SI.com:Who wins a fight between Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather?Douglas: It's going to be a good fight. I like Mayweather, but it's going to be a good one. I think you're going to be able to tell a lot from this next one -- when they have these two fights. [Pacquiao fights Josh Clottey on Mar. 13; Mayweather fights Shane Mosley on May 1.] When they have to fight each other, I don't know. I'm tempted to lean towards Pacquiao, because he's like no other. But Mayweather is too, so it's going to be one heck of a fight.SI.com: It's a down period for the heavyweight division but what do you think about the current champions, Wladimir and Vitali Klitschko? How do you think they would have matched up against some of the all-time greats?Douglas: They'd have been in there, that's for sure. They'd have been in there. Give a lot of credit to Emanuel Steward, who's helped them along a great deal and brought them up to speed so to speak. They good champions.SI.com:Are there any other guys today you would put among the all-timers?Douglas: Bernard Hopkins is one of the all-time greats, for sure. Him and De La Hoya. Those guys are awesome. Awesome champions.SI.com:What are your thoughts on mixed martial arts as America's fastest-growing sport?Douglas: I'm not surprised. I was at first but not now. I could not believe the crowds they draw. It's like the WWF when it first came out. It's huge, man. Wherever they go, they sell out arenas.I went to one a couple years ago at Nationwide here in Columbus and everybody in that place was on the edge of their seat. I couldn't really understand what was going on, because one guy would be on the ground, the other guy would be trying to punch him, the other guy would be trying to pull him down -- and the next thing you know it was over. But everybody was screaming and hollering and really enjoying it.SI.com:What was the specific inspiration behind your cookbook?Douglas: The guy I co-authored it with, Tony Reynolds, and I were talking one day about the experience of being a diabetic. His father was a diabetic and he had to prepare his foods and stuff. And I was telling him about when I was first diagnosed with being a diabetic and I had to start changing my eating ways and eating the foods that I was preparing and how I had to prepare them differently. It was a big difference. I just started experimenting with different ways to preparing the food and that's how it all came about.SI.com:What's the feedback been like?Douglas: It's been good. It's been picking up momentum every day it seems like. That's a good thing. Sometimes I just shake my head at some of the things I've been involved with. How life has changed. It's pretty cool. Just hanging in there, man, just rolling with the punches.SI.com:Have you heard from any fans who have benefitted from it?Douglas: Not really, but occasionally someone will say they tried a recipe. It's pretty cool.SI.com:Do you see yourself ever mentoring up-and-coming fighters or getting back into the sport at all?Douglas: It's a possibility. I've been working with [former manager] John Johnson, with some of his fighters. One time John Russell had some fighters that he was working with and I was working with him. It depends on how quickly things move along. But I'm always open to an opportunity, that's for sure.I enjoy it. It's cool, I'm earning my stripes to be on the other side. Now I can share some of my wisdom and that's pretty cool. I find enjoyment in that.SI.com:Just passing it down to someone else like it was passed down to you.Douglas: Exactly.SI.com:How do you want to be remembered?Douglas: Just as a man who had a dream, went after it and achieved it.


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Fracture dislocations of the lumbar vertebrae are rare. According to Frazier and Allen1 the infrequency of lumbar dislocations may be attributed to a number of anatomic factors. Unlike the cervical region, where dislocations are most common, there is a comparatively limited range of motion in the lumbar region; the bodies of the lumbar vertebrae are much larger in every dimension the intervertebral disks are thicker and more elastic; the ligaments at this level of the spine have great strength, and finally—what is probably a factor of greatest importance—the articular processes interlock. These authors have stated that with one exception in all cases dislocations of the lumbar vertebrae have been either backward or forward. In the exceptional case, reported by Schmid,1 a rotary dislocation is seen in roentgenograms with the second, or proximal, vertebra projected to the right 1.5 cm. beyond the third, or distal, vertebra and the alinement
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Alex Kirst, drummer for Iggy Pop and the Nymphs, killed in hit-and-run
Alex Kirst, drummer for the wild-eyed late-'80s and early-'90s rock band the Nymphs and later Iggy Pop, was killed in a hit-and-run in Cathedral City, California, about 10 miles south of Palm Springs.
...I don't think ALEX, the drummer, was actually given his due...or given the attention he deserved for creating the grooves and beats that were the "HEARTBEAT" of The Nymphs...Those who MATTERED noticed though. When IGGY POP came to do the VOCALS on the TRACK "SUPERSONIC" (how many people can SAY THAT ABOUT THEIR DEBUT ALBUM???), HE ACTUALLY ASKED ALEX TO LEAVE AND JOIN THE IGGY POP BAND!!!!! TO HIS IMMENSE CREDIT, ALEX SAID "THANX, BUT NO THANKS. I LIKE THE BAND I'M IN, THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!!"...BUT WHEN THE BAND BROKE UP, IGGY CALLED HIM IMMEDIATELY!!!!! HE PLAYED WITH IGGY FOR ABOUT TEN YEARS.
"I'm devastated. Just devastated. He was my big brother," his brother, Whitey Kirst, 43, a guitarist for Iggy Pop, said Friday while watching YouTube videos of their performances."From what I understand, he just went to the store to get a pack of cigarettes."
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