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|Phone Number
|Clinical Office Address
|(801) 585-0250
Huntsman Cancer Hospital
Clinic 2B, GU
1950 Circle of Hope
Salt Lake City, UT 84112
- Oncology
- Genitourinary Cancers
- Urologic Oncology
Neeraj Agarwal, MD, is an Associate Professor in the Division of Oncology, Department of Medicine, at the University of Utah School of Medicine. He is the Director of the Genitourinary Oncology Program in the Oncology Division, the Co-leader of the Urologic Oncology Multidisciplinary Program and the Associate Director of Clinical Trials (solid tumors) at the Huntsman Cancer Institute (HCI).
As a specialist in adult hematology and oncology, Dr. Agarwal cares for patients with all types of cancer and specializes in genitourinary malignancies (cancers of the prostate, kidney, bladder and testes).
Dr. Agarwal is a member of several professional societies, including the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO), the American Association of Cancer Research (AACR) and the Southwest Oncology Group (SWOG). After receiving his MD degree from All India Institute of Medical Sciences in New Delhi, India, Dr. Agarwal completed a residency in internal medicine and a fellowship in geriatric medicine at the University of Iowa. He then completed a hematology-oncology fellowship at HCI and the University of Utah School of Medicine.
Dr. Agarwal has received several awards and grants and has authored more than 150 peer-reviewed articles and book chapters. He has given talks at several prestigious regional and national forums, including the workshop at the National Institute of Health's National Institute on Aging, Utah Urologic Society Annual meeting, and MD Anderson Cancer Center's–sponsored oncology conferences. He serves as a panel member for the National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) guideline- committees for bladder, kidney cancer and testicular cancer. Dr. Agarwal also serves as the national principle investigator and chair of a National Cancer Institute (NCI) funded multicenter phase III clinical trial for men with newly diagnosed metastatic prostate cancer. This trial is sponsored by SWOG, one of the largest National Cancer Institute's (NCI) clinical trials group, and endorsed by all major groups in NCI Clinical Trials Network ( ECOG, CALGB etc.). This trial is expected to recruit more than 1500 men with newly diagnosed metastatic prostate cancer across the United States. In addition, he is the Principal Investigator (PI) for three investigator-initiated clinical trials for men with prostate cancer, along with being a site PI for multiple other industry and cooperative group trials.
Dr. Agarwal has the prestigious honor of being chosen as one of the five young investigators of the Southwest Oncology Group in 2009. He has been appointed as the leader of early therapeutics of the SWOG Genitourinary Cancer Committee in 2010. Dr. Agarwal is also the recipient of the prestigious 2009-2010 William D. Odell Young Investigator award from the University of Utah's, Department of Medicine, and the 2014 Cancer Clinical Investigator Team Leadership Award from the National Cancer Institute.
Board Certification and Academic Information
|Academic Departments
|Internal Medicine - Associate Professor
|Academic Divisions
|Board Certification
|American Board of Internal Medicine (Sub: Hematology)
American Board of Internal Medicine (Internal Medicine)
American Board of Internal Medicine (Sub: Medical Oncology)
American Board of Internal Medicine (Sub: Geriatric Medicine)
|Cancer Center Programs
|Experimental Therapeutics
Patient Ratings
The Patient Rating score is an average of all responses to care provider related questions on our nationally-recognized Press Ganey Patient Satisfaction Survey.
Responses are measured on a scale of 1 to 5 with 5 being the best score.
Patient Comments
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thankful for the abilities of the DoctorsUofU Patient December 14, 2016
highly encouraging, willing to cover questions thoroughly, easy to talk with.UofU Patient December 12, 2016
We feel very confident with Dr Agarwal.UofU Patient October 27, 2016
The Doctor is all ways friendly and helpful with my concerns.UofU Patient September 12, 2016
All good.UofU Patient September 07, 2016
I always recommend the hospital when I hear of problems involving cancerUofU Patient September 04, 2016
all goodUofU Patient September 01, 2016
In the six years I have been coming here for care Dr. Agarwal and his staff have been the best! I am confident in all they do, I know they sincerely care about me and my cancer and are doing their very best. I know I wouldn't be here without them.UofU Patient August 29, 2016
great experienceUofU Patient August 28, 2016
Doctor Agerwal seemed like he is only interested in himself. It was hard to listen to him because he was yelling. At first I thought he was going to be a good teacher, using the white board, but as time went on I realized he was not interested in answering any of my questions. In fact, it seemed like he was annoyed that I had the nerve to ask any questions. If I asked for him to clarify what he said, he seemed irritated. I have a Master's degree and am no dummy, but am interested in my condition and treatment. He seemed to treat me like I was an imbicile in the way he responded. It seemed like Dr. Agerwal was only interested in getting another body into his trial. He did not indicate from anything he said that he had read any information from my chart. There was no mention of any treatment I had had previously. Dr. Agerwal did not answer any questions about treatment side affects, but said that the pharmacist would do that(the pharmacist never spoke to us or came in). I have 0 confidence in this Doctor. After Dr. Agerwal left, I was told that I did not qualify for the treatment he had just spent an hour and a half yelling about. Why did he waste my time and his telling me about a treatment for which I did not qualify? I will do all I can to avoid going to him again. He did tell me about how much he has been published, and about how much he has done in drug trials and so forth. His "bedside manner " is non existant. The Fellow, Doctor Poole on the other hanUofU Patient August 26, 2016
provided complete update as to husbands progress and gave us clear direction to follow going forwardUofU Patient August 25, 2016
Huntsman is the best, they take care of my husband, and family also.UofU Patient August 23, 2016
I am starting radiation therapy next month. Huntsman is the only place I will go for treatment!UofU Patient August 15, 2016
they all are great cliniciansUofU Patient August 13, 2016
great careUofU Patient August 13, 2016
I think Dr. Agerwal and his PSs are great and tell them so at each appointment.UofU Patient June 27, 2016
The degree we have confidence is much higher than 5.UofU Patient June 06, 2016
Julia is always great and very informative and concerned when their are questions.UofU Patient May 31, 2016
We always receive very personalized care with our providers in this clinic. We appreciate all of them and their skill, concern and effectiveness in helping us each time.UofU Patient April 26, 2016
I always receive great service when I go to the Huntsman Cancer Center.UofU Patient April 23, 2016
goodUofU Patient April 19, 2016
Both the PA and Dr. Agarwal were excellent. In fact, the PA was exceptional.UofU Patient April 18, 2016
The care level is over the top.UofU Patient April 18, 2016
I left feeling that I was in very good handsUofU Patient April 04, 2016
My last scans/labs showed a changed in my condition. I feel that he was not ready to discuss it with me. In fact i had to bring it up. During what little conversation we had he got a text and answered it. It felt like he wanted to be somewhere else. I have all the confidence in the world in his abilities, but not a good visit.UofU Patient March 31, 2016
Great exp.UofU Patient March 09, 2016
He was in a hurry and had other patients to attend to. Seemed upset that I wanted more information. Finally left the room and returned after about 20 or 30 minutes. His English is not easily understood. After he returned, he was less agitated and gave me a little better explanation. During the whole time, my wife and I felt that he talked down to us and treated us as if we were little children who could not understand his explanation. I am trying to decide whether I want to continue on with him.UofU Patient March 04, 2016
Very thorough and answered all our questions and offered solutionsUofU Patient February 20, 2016
Dr. Agarwal spent extra time with us explaining things.UofU Patient February 14, 2016
We have already recommended a friend who may be facing prostrate cancer.UofU Patient February 13, 2016
It's always the best place to go...............though I freely admit, I wish I didn't have to go there...grinUofU Patient January 20, 2016
Providers are always attentive and totally focused on my issues. They never rush through the examination to get to the next patient.UofU Patient January 10, 2016
We had and have total confidence in Dr. Agarwal's PA named Julia. She was outstanding.UofU Patient January 07, 2016
Great and very professional treatmentUofU Patient December 13, 2015
goodUofU Patient December 12, 2015
Dr. Agerwal and staff are amazing, we love and appreciate every one.UofU Patient December 10, 2015
I did not understand much the Dr. said, but my wife took good care of explaning for me.UofU Patient November 23, 2015
GoodUofU Patient November 14, 2015
Here the Huntsman Center is unmatchable. Outstanding in every way. I truly feel loved and cared for by Dr. Agarval and his staff. I look forward to seeing them and know, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that everything is fine. I am in the best hands ever. I love them all.UofU Patient October 30, 2015
All GoodUofU Patient October 23, 2015
When my wife ask questions the were answered satisfactory.UofU Patient October 23, 2015
Absolute confidence!UofU Patient October 20, 2015
As always, our experience with the staff has been wonderful. They are patient with our concerns and questions.UofU Patient October 09, 2015
goodUofU Patient October 04, 2015
Dr. NEERAJ AGARWAL M.D. was extremely helpful and professional.UofU Patient September 26, 2015
fortunate to have Dr AgarwalUofU Patient September 12, 2015
I love Doctor Agarwal and his staff. I really wouldn't want any other staff caring for me.UofU Patient September 08, 2015
He explained my situation in a manner that was easy to understand. His knowledge of my particular case was very good.UofU Patient September 03, 2015
Overall it was a good informative experience. I wish now I had come here when first diagnosed.UofU Patient August 17, 2015
already have recommended the huntsmen care for others, and from others is where I learned I should go for my own cancer.UofU Patient August 07, 2015
I can't think of a better place to help with my cancer and I have already recommended the facility to othersUofU Patient July 01, 2015
always a good experience. you know what direction you're headed and what to expect. most of all, I recognize I am receiving the best care possible.UofU Patient May 11, 2015
Dr Agarwal spent time talking about future treatment without fully explaining the diagnosis. Part of the problem is that he did not take the time to find out what had been explained to me by my previous doctor. He could have asked me, which would have only taken a few minutes, which would have helped him to be much more helpful in explaining both the diagnosis and possible treatment. Also, because my appointment had been changed to 2 days earlier than originally scheduled, making it the same day as the latest CT scan was performed, so one of two reports was unavailable. That might impact the diagnosis.UofU Patient May 06, 2015
I have asked a friend in Austin Tx to seek treatment at Huntsman'sUofU Patient May 01, 2015
we are on the right track with my cancer.UofU Patient April 06, 2015
I have the highest confidence in Dr. Agarwal. I feel his commitment to me as a patient has greatly enhanced my quality of life.UofU Patient March 19, 2015
We absolutely love Dr. Agarwahl!UofU Patient March 10, 2015
goodUofU Patient February 24, 2015
I had only GOOD experiences!UofU Patient February 20, 2015
Dr. Agarwal and his staff are incredible. We have been together one year now and I consider them family. I look forward to seeing everyone: Dr. Agarwal the PA and study coordinator. Despite my personal challenges, they put me at ease and are always encouraging and positive. They are all blessings to me and my family. They have made a difference in my life. I love them all.UofU Patient February 17, 2015
I recmmend all of the timeUofU Patient February 17, 2015
Provided great additional information.UofU Patient February 16, 2015
I already conveyed my concerns to patient advocate.UofU Patient February 07, 2015
Dr. Neeraj Agarwal spent probably 15 minutes discussing my psa and my future. This was a very good experience.UofU Patient January 25, 2015
very goodUofU Patient January 17, 2015
Alternatives for future care were dumped before me. No evaluation of each, no Dr. recommendations, no assessment that was promised during previous visit were given. Copy of labs, bone scan and CAT scan were handed to me with "very little change" comment. No details were discussed. I was very disappointed with the visit. It seemed a waste of time and insurance dollars. My needs were not considered nor met.UofU Patient December 25, 2014
there is no comparison to the care that is recieved at Huntsman.UofU Patient December 21, 2014
I know the Nurse Practioner and Doctor were very busy, but they seemed very rushed. I felt that I didn't have enought time to ask the questions in which I needed answers. They answered questions but were very rushed. It wasn't like it was in previous visits.UofU Patient December 18, 2014
Doctor Agarwal and his staff have been friendly and courteous from the beginning. Our discussions have been enlightening comforting and at the same time factual. I can say without equivocation I have always felt that Doctor Agarwal and his staff have had my interests at heartUofU Patient December 17, 2014
My care provider is indeed concerned about meUofU Patient December 10, 2014
goodUofU Patient November 17, 2014
goodUofU Patient November 17, 2014
Awesome staff; caring and professionalUofU Patient November 16, 2014
Dr Agarwal and his staff are excellent.UofU Patient November 13, 2014
The Doctor spent over an hour with us as he animatedly shared his "Introduction to Oncology" lecture, tied directly to my current condition.UofU Patient November 08, 2014
Very happy with the care provided to me. I don't mind travelling from California to see the doctor here in SLC.UofU Patient November 02, 2014
Everyone is always treating me with the utmost care and compassion for my cancer. Treatments are always explained very well and all staff members are the best to work with.UofU Patient October 12, 2014
Very knowledgeable and thorough and polite.UofU Patient October 06, 2014
Dr Agarwal is excellent.UofU Patient September 13, 2014
GreatUofU Patient September 09, 2014
very confident with the knowledge of my DR and staffUofU Patient September 09, 2014
When my husband (the patient) broke down and cried, the doctor gave him a hug and reassured him.UofU Patient September 04, 2014
Everything is great.UofU Patient August 13, 2014
HUNTSMAN CANCER INSTITUTE is world class!UofU Patient August 09, 2014
Dr Agarwal has been wonderful.UofU Patient July 25, 2014
Excellent service and Outstanding and Congenial staff as always. I receive the very best care every time I am there. Thank you.UofU Patient July 15, 2014
OutstandingUofU Patient July 10, 2014
I have a lot of confidence in Doctor Agarwal.UofU Patient June 27, 2014
My cancer is stable. IVC and chemo and MindBody has got it stopped.UofU Patient June 07, 2014
My cancer is diminishing.UofU Patient May 16, 2014
All good Doc.UofU Patient May 15, 2014
There was a bit of confusion regarding the reasons for the ordered test due to multiple areas being addressed but this was cleared up with the next providers doing the tests.UofU Patient May 14, 2014
Great staff.UofU Patient May 10, 2014
Dr. Agarwal is a very knowledgeable, caring professional. I am very fortunate to have him over my care.UofU Patient May 10, 2014
Couldn't ask for betterUofU Patient April 26, 2014
Everytime I visit with Dr. Agarwal, I realize that he is always determining what the next steps are in my treatment program. He is very informative and concerned with my progress. He is sensitive towards my needs as a patient and builds my confidence. His vast knowledge of the disease and forward thinking puts your mind at ease. I always highly recommend Dr. Agarwal to others.UofU Patient April 25, 2014
goodUofU Patient April 14, 2014
Dr. Argawal provided me real answers to my problem and I am very happy to now have him as my doctor. He provided very good explanations and took the time to answer my questions.UofU Patient April 13, 2014
Some tech terms but I think I understandUofU Patient April 11, 2014
The care providers cound have not been more attnetative to our needs and questions. Everything was explained to us and our input was taken into consideration.UofU Patient April 03, 2014
still looking for who my care provider is. as far as I am concerned every one at HCI is my care provider.UofU Patient April 02, 2014
GoodUofU Patient March 30, 2014
Staff know what they are doing and make things easier for family to understand more about my illness.UofU Patient March 02, 2014
The staff and doctors were excellent!UofU Patient February 22, 2014
Seems like I spend a lot of time at Huntsman. Everyone is always very nice and courteous! I have never had a bad experience! The Valet service is a huge plus especially when you might not be having the best of days! My hat off to everyone!UofU Patient February 12, 2014
Dr. Agarwal spent a lot of time outlining different treatment options, most of which were not really an option for me. He also mentioned more than once he had other patients he needed to see. He did ask form one of the Nurses in the IL-2 treatment to come talk with us. She added a lot to what he said. I was called on the following day to let me know about an appointment on that Monday they had scheduled for me in Radiology without having addressed that during my appointment.UofU Patient February 12, 2014
All goodUofU Patient February 12, 2014
Professional, congenial, and clearly caring in every way. I was pampered and treated like a friend or family member. I am convinced my welfare and wellbeing really matters to the folks at HCCUofU Patient February 10, 2014
Could not have asked for better people.UofU Patient February 07, 2014
Instilled a positive attitude in a stressful situation.UofU Patient January 20, 2014
OutstandingUofU Patient January 18, 2014
Always perfect.UofU Patient January 17, 2014
A lot of variation between Dr, PA and NursesUofU Patient January 13, 2014
ExcellentUofU Patient January 09, 2014
Outstanding in each of these categories. I did not think the physician and his assistant would have the kind of time for patient I received from both. I felt uniquely special and cared for and about. Thank you to Dr. Agarwal and Julia.UofU Patient December 16, 2013
The PA went out of her way to help me understand, She made a graft on the computer to show me the answer a question I had.UofU Patient November 20, 2013
They are so good to explaining everything.UofU Patient October 28, 2013
We have already recommended Huntsmans to a coworker with a newly diagnosed cancer.UofU Patient October 02, 2013
goodUofU Patient September 20, 2013
care provider made me feel I was the only patient he had.UofU Patient August 26, 2013
Every visit I've made to this clinic has always been a good experience.UofU Patient August 20, 2013
Dr Agarwal and the nurse practitioners have always been great. They clearly have out best interest at heart and seem invested in us and our progress towards a cure. This time we also saw Steve - pharmacist - he was just as kind as could be and very informative. It is just great how all the disciplines seem to be there, on the spot, when needed.UofU Patient August 19, 2013
Dr. Agerwal is the best!!! We love himUofU Patient August 08, 2013
Dr. Agerwal is always concerned, kind and willing to answer all questions to our satisfaction.UofU Patient July 22, 2013
I am very confident in Dr. Agarwall. He always takes the time to make sure I understand what is going on even though I have been doing whole brain radiation and get confused often.UofU Patient July 08, 2013
Again, very impressed and grateful to all.UofU Patient June 02, 2013
Everyone was most concerned and helpful.UofU Patient May 29, 2013
Great experienceUofU Patient April 22, 2013
I truly don't know what we would ever do with our Doctor! He is amazing and kind and we know that he truly cares and wants the very best for my husband. He is an amazing man!!!UofU Patient April 01, 2013
Every experience I have had at Huntsman has been great. I look forward to driving down from Idaho to not only be treated but vcisit with Doctors and staff. Don't chgange anything.UofU Patient March 12, 2013
The visit was very helpful. I felt quite confident about the info.UofU Patient March 04, 2013
Dr Agarwal went out of his way to make sure that we understood the risk/reward of the IL 2 therapy, included us in the decision making process, and also welcomed a friend who was sitting on on the session. We left feeling completely confident in the care we would receive from Dr Agarwal and the Nurse practitioners who administer the treatment.UofU Patient March 04, 2013
I always feel that everyone is proactively involved in my case and has a personal interest in my progress. I know I am in good hands at the Huntsman.UofU Patient February 25, 2013
Narraj is great and is so caring.UofU Patient February 25, 2013
As usual. Unbelievable care.UofU Patient February 18, 2013
I have recommended and I will continue to recommended my care provider Dr Neeraj Agarwal and his staff to others. I appreciate their committed positive approach to my treatment.UofU Patient February 10, 2013
I frequently mention to others about the good experience I have had at HCC. The level of treatment and experience of the doctors is exceptional. The treatment and the facility are world class! Thank youUofU Patient January 28, 2013
This visit is the best one I have experienced so far. Keep up the good work.UofU Patient January 14, 2013
Pleasantly surprised at the knowledge the provider had of my case upon arrival without looking at notes and the unrushed atmosphere and amount of time spent with me.UofU Patient November 27, 2012
We told them about my "flu like" symptoms after my first infusion and they immediately recommended changes in the procedure that would help me to avoid those "flu like" symptoms in the futureUofU Patient November 12, 2012
Every one is great!!!!!!!!!!UofU Patient November 12, 2012
The entire Staff at HCI is on the cutting edge in their profession. I have the highest confidence in their direction and treatment.UofU Patient October 29, 2012
If you have Cancer, This is the place to come to for treatment.UofU Patient October 22, 2012
Dr. Agarawal was very clear, professional and straightforward in his manner.UofU Patient October 12, 2012
I can understand how a Doctor's schedule can be disrupted. I do not understand why I was not better informed of reason for the delay. I certainly do not know why I waited in the Infusion Clinic for nearly 90 minutes because, as I understand, Pharmacy was slow.UofU Patient July 30, 2012
I personaly do not like the doctorUofU Patient July 16, 2012
We tell everyone this is the best place for excelant care.UofU Patient June 26, 2012
Dr. Agarwal is apparently very knowledgeable and proficient medically, but I have found his patient concern and communication skills to be lacking. He demonstrates superficial concern and does a very marginal job of explaining his treatments and taking time to insure that the patient has a comfortable understanding of treatment/changes in treatments. He gives the distinct impression that his "schedule" and clinical studies are much more important that your concerns/comfort level.UofU Patient June 25, 2012
they were busy that day but I had no problemUofU Patient May 04, 2012
GOODUofU Patient April 13, 2012
thanks for the great care I have been afford in helping me fight my cancer.UofU Patient March 23, 2012
Dr. who spoke to us and examined me before Dr. Agarwal was very knowledgeable, and during exam found a potential concern which he told him about.UofU Patient March 16, 2012
goodUofU Patient February 29, 2012
In the three years I have been at the Huntsman Center I can say it has been a pleasant experience and I would highly recommend it to everyoneUofU Patient February 08, 2012
Good experienceUofU Patient January 27, 2012
I was well taken care of. I didn't know what to expect. I trust these people to do their best for me.UofU Patient January 10, 2012
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All ERD modules are supplied fully hand assembled and totally Eurorack compatible (+ and -12v supplies). Most series will be sold in a limited, strictly numbered edition of 20-60 modules each. Future modules planned for 2017 include: ERD/WORM speech synthesizer and vocoder.
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ERD/ERD vampiric edition
There, in one of the great boxes, of which there were fifty in all, on a pile of newly dug earth, lay the Count!
The ERD/ERD vampiric edition contains mixed earth from both Golgotha, Jerusalem and Whitby Abbey, England. Whitby is the landing and stranding place of Dracula's ghost ship Demeter, delivering the fifty oblong boxes ("a number of great wooden boxes filled with mould") which find their way to the Count's chapel at Carfax. This earth is essential to Dracula, it forms "his earth-home, his coffin-home, his hell-home..."
It is this earth which is later sterilised and rendered more holy by Dr. Van Helsing. It is this earth which is contained and rendered audibly and psychically influential anew with the ERD/ERD vampiric edition.
It is our belief that Stoker was programmed by the geology and earth of Whitby to literally transcribe the story of a technology to come; the future technology of plague or contagious computation which in turn writes itself on every earth substrate (doped silicon) as holy. This ERD/ERD edition seeks to re-animate this geophysical writing machine, and to curse that more than holy earth.
For more details see the original ERD/ERD below.
Pricing: 185 euros (with free worldwide shipping with tracking number). Sold out.
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12HP, 20mA at +12V, 8mA at -12V, 0mA at 5v. 1 CV input, 1 signal input, 1 signal output, 2 jacks for external earth connection, 37mm deep.
Manual and layout at: http://1010.co.uk/org/erderdvampiremanual.pdf
With many thanks to Avi Caspy, Joy Kemp and others for the twin earth samples.
Gamma images: Dirk Dunkelberg
Provide by Arts, for the hardnesse of Nature, for one Sister weepeth without the other.
Extending the explorations of material process and ever viral code initiated by the micro_research ERD series, ERD/γ digs the Eurorack synth deep into geological time scales of radioactive decay. The module provides a radioactive source (Uraninite aka. Pitchblende), Geiger counter and processing to deliver both pure random voltages and random timing/triggers.
Given the half life of the isotopes within the active material (Uranium-238 and Uranium-235) the module must be returned for recalibration in perhaps a few billion years.
According to selected mode (four CV modes) ERD/γ outputs a scaled random control voltage (0-5v) either at specific adjusted time deltas, or at scaled random times. A low entropy mode allows for faster random CV out (maximum 100-150Hz as compared to 10-20Hz). A trigger mode supplies the last available random voltage on trigger in (rising edge). A dedicated trigger out provides a 5v pulse (200uS duration) at random scaled intervals (at zero speed scale each pulse mirrors a beta decay event at the geiger tube). Timing and voltage scales are under CV control; local entropy can thus be reduced.
Pricing: 225 euros with free, tracked worldwide shipping. Sold out completely
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Note that the ERD/γ releases high entropy CV data embedded in the material world, rather than emitting any sound itself.
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12HP, 35mA at +12V, 4mA at -12V, 0mA at 5v. 2 CV inputs(0-5v), 1 trigger input(edge trigger), 1 CV output(0-5v), 1 trigger output (5v at 200uS), 35mm deep.
Manual and layout at: http://1010.co.uk/org/ERDgammamanual.pdf
ERD/ERD (Earth Return Distortion) is the first and most extreme expression of the ERD philosophy, seeking to literally put the earth back into circuit with technology. All world electricity travels through the earth and nearly all electronic circuitry and devices are extracted and refined from the earth. ERD/ERD puts a small block of forest earth into the Eurorack circuit, allowing control and audio signals to be distorted and amplified as they pass through the earth block. It can be viewed in conventional terms as an earth conditioned VCA (amplification factor by knob control or CV) and distortion. Local electrical and atmospheric signals can condition and distort the earth signal. Two jack connections are also included, optionally switching out the local earth block in favour of routing through local earth piles and forest sites. Discounts are available in return for earth samples (eg. Edgar Allen Poe earth from Baltimore, vampire earth from Transylvania or Whitby).
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10HP, 20mA at +12V, 8mA at -12V, 0mA at 5v. 1 CV input, 1 signal input, 1 signal output, 2 jacks for external earth connection, 35mm deep.
Manual and layout at: http://1010.co.uk/org/ERDERDmanual.pdf
ERD/SIR (Susceptible, Infected, Recovered) roots the ERD modular philosophy firmly in a vampiric earth plague. Coded contagion and infection simulations and 8 bit processor models have been ported from the infamous micro-blackdeath device, and placed under control voltage (CV).
ERD/SIR offers a fully fledged viral computation unit including a central plague unit [CPU] acting as interpreter for selected instruction sets which operate on the interior cells or sound-generating individuals (the simulation of a medieval village within the synth). Instruction sets include masque (of the red death, courtesy of E.A Poe), brainfuck, redcode, plain plague and SIR (susceptible, infected, recovered).
ERD/SIR is a digital/analogue module which can be used as a stochastic, chaotic pattern and waveform generator. The three knob controls and CV can be used to change the speed of simulation and output voltage, the selected plague and instruction set, and to actually input instructions, live coding style, into the simulated plague processors or CPUs.
Pricing: 145 euros with free, tracked worldwide shipping. Sold out.
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Technical and HOWTO
8HP, 50mA at +12V, 30mA at -12V, 0mA at 5v. 3 CV inputs, 1 CV output (this is not an audio signal but lower frequency), 25mm deep.
Manual and layout at: http://1010.co.uk/org/ERDSIRmanual.pdf
Hardware, software and design files
All ERD series modules are licensed as open hardware and free software with all schematics(KiCad only), software and layouts/notes available at:
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I'm trying to create a UI that mixes elements I draw myself with native widgets and I accomplish this by overriding paint and drawing an image in the background before drawing the fields themselves.
To position the fields I created my own manager and I position the fields in absolute position based on my own component positions. For basic cases this works really well...
When I type into a field it grows, I don't detect this growth so I can't reflow the UI. How can I detect a change to the preferred size of the field? I track the muddy/dirty state of the field but that doesn't seem to help here is an image of my test case, the white field in the middle is a native field and I find it hard to track its growth in realtime:
When I start scrolling the UI the native fields remain in place, I tried invoking invalidateLayout but it throws an exception? How do I trigger the blackberry UI to invoke sublayout again?
This is what I'm getting the fields are now on top of my drawn text area:
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I'm pretty sure EditField and its ilk invoke updateLayout() each time they want to add or remove a line.
Thus, your main job should be in your Manager's sublayout(). Don't use getPreferredWidth() / getPreferredHeight() there! What you need to do is layoutChild() with whatever width and height you have for that (again, don't ask for preferred dimensions - if you want to limit the width, give the one you are ready to give, but then pass all height available) then ask that child about its dimensions using child.getExtent() (or getWidth() and getHeight() - but that's two calls rather than one). Only then you should make decisions about where to position the child and what areas are available for the rest of your managed fields.
I hope to see the images soon (they are not yet visible for me, which seems to be an overall problem with this lithium forum engine - but they will "materialize" soon), but the above is an important first step.
As for scrolling - you don't need to invoke sublayout() for that again. What you should do, though, is:
1) pass the desired style bits (VERTICAL_SCROLL and/or HORIZONTAL_SCROLL) to super in your constructor.
2) in your sublayout(), make your available width/height (depending on scrolling style bits) very big (the built-in gadgets use 0x3FFFFFFF) and pass your "children" available size based on that. Calculate your actual total dimensions. Then setExtent() to the minimum between those dimensions and passed width and height (sublayout's parameters) and setVirtualExtent() to your total size.
3) If you are using MainScreen but want to control scrolling with your own custom Manager, make sure to create that MainScreen with NO_VERTICAL_SCROLL bit (the default is VERTICAL_SCROLL).
4) Don't forget to use getVerticalScroll() and getHorizontalScroll() in your paint().
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Now that I see your images I have some idea about what you are trying to achieve. So here are some thoughts:
1) I guess you invoke setPositionChild() on each field, be it your own custom field or the native widget.
2) While doing that during sublayout(), do you calculate the positions of those custom fields which should appear below the native fields? Or do you just set some absolute positions with no regard to the other fields? Like I said before - don't just go by their getPreferredHeight() - use layoutChild() followed by getHeight() to determine how much does it actually take.
3) "Scrolling" - are you using BlackBerry native scrolling or reacting to navigation events and repainting the screen? I'd suggest using the native scrolling - either with focusable fields in the manager or with setVerticalScroll() calls. It will be much easier and more efficient. If you go that route, re-read my previous message - I stand by everything I said there.
If you have any further questions or try something and see weird results, please post again. Don't forget - the images you are posting will not be visible to others immediately, so please continue describing the screen in words, just like you've done in the first message. This way help will come faster.
Edit: fixed some typos.
Thanks allot for the detailed answer :-)
I'm using a Manager passed to the FullScreen class since its sublayout doesn't seem to allow layoutChild on the fields within the screen.
In this Manager subclass I invoke setPositionChild and layoutChild with absolute coordinates to match the rest of the GUI. I use getPreferredWidth/Height to determine the space to allocate initially for these components, this value essentially ends up determining the width/height I'm giving to the layout child method.
Our own fields are entirely painted and have no native aspect, they are essentially an Image which we draw from scratch and have no form within the RIM API. Due to that, our scrolling is implemented and works correctly for touch/focus based scrolling pretty well (actually better than native on most devices). The problem is that it scrolls our components and not the native ones.
Moving to native scrolling or using fields for everything isn't very practicle since it will break practically every application running on our platform, so I need a way for us to update the position of the components that are already laid out.
OK, then - you need to recalculate the position of your images shown after the native fields you are using.
And please, notice what I was saying before - you can't use getPreferredWidth() / getPreferredHeight() to determine actual size the field is taking on the screen! EditField, for example, will always return a single line height for its getPreferredHeight()!
Use getWidth() and getHeight() - when the native fields resize, they will cause re-layout of the screen, meaning your sublayout() will be called. In there, you obviously call layoutChild() and setPositionChild() for those native widgets. Once you have called layoutChild(), that child is ready to report its dimensions via getWidth(), getHeight() and/or getExtent(). Use that information.
Now I don't know why native scrolling wouldn't work for you - if you paint all your "fields" at the same positions (aside from the scrollbar, which will have to use getVerticalScroll() - I have an example of adding that to the VerticalFieldManager here: Implementing a standard-style scrollbar on a BlackBerry device), they will properly scroll on both trackball/trackpad and touchscreen devices. But that way the native widgets will be scrolled as well.
If you insist on doing it your way, updateLayout() on each "scroll" and re-position the native fields according to your "scrolling position". Say, you normally have an EditField at (40, 80). If you "scroll" 40 pixels down, you will have to position it at (40, 40) instead. Then super.paint() will draw it in the correct place.
Sometimes, though, you won't be able to position those BlackBerry gadgets as their needed position will be negative. So really - moving to the native scrolling is actually practical enough. Think outside of the box for a second and just try that. You won't be disappointed. I'm not talking about going with the native Fields (aside from the input gadgets) - just the native scrolling.
Thanks again :-)
I am using getWidth/Height to calculate sizes now.
I think one of the problems is that I don't fully get the logic of sublayout/manager. I have the sublayout within my FullScreen class, however it doesn't allow me to layout the fields (throws an exception when I try doing that). The only way I could do this is by passing a manager subclass to the constructor of the base class and implement the layout management there.
The problem is that it seems that a field change invokes the sublayout call of the FullScreen rather than the manager (I can post my full code but its huge and messy with unclear logic because it needs to plugin to the library, its all open source though). Anyway in pseudo code:
MyClass extends FullCanvas {
MyClass() {
super(new Manager(NO_VERTICAL_SCROLL | NO_VERTICAL_SCROLLBAR | NO_HORIZONTAL_SCROLL | NO_HORIZONTAL_SCROLLBAR) {
protected void sublayout(int width, int height) {
// I must layout my fields here... but this isn't invoked when a field changes
protected void sublayout(int width, int height) {
// I can't layout my fields here so its hard for me to know where they are
// but this *seems to be* invoked when a field changes
Does this make sense, is this by design?
How come the Manager's version of sublayout isn't invoked for changes?
About scrolling, maybe I wasn't clear. This is work we are doing for the LWUIT framework which is open source and has its own scrolling logic for portability and deep control. The code I'm writing is entirely in a porting layer so the Blackberry native fields are sort of "tacked on" after the fact on top of a UI which is already built in place.
I added some API's so we can keep space for the native fields and allow deep integration but native scrolling would be practically impossible to use (I can go into a long discussion on the architecture of LWUIT if its interesting to you).
I'll try using updateLayout for scroll, I was too focused on invoking this via the field that I forgot I have access to this method in the FullScreen subclass ;-)
Yes, I noticed you are implementing LWUIT. Two big thumbs up!
First - don't just pass a new Manager(...) as the parameter in your FullScreen (I hope you meant that when you wrote FullCanvas). Create a custom Manager with its own sublayout() and do the job there. This way you will be able to instantiate that custom Manager rather than writing the same code again and again.
Second - override the paint() inside the Manager, not the screen. Not necessary, but again - for better control.
Third - it's weird that your Manager's sublayout isn't called automatically, but you can force it anyway:
// in your MyClass: protected void sublayout(int width, int height) { layoutDelegate(width, height); }
Haven't tested it but it should work. This way you should be able to re-layout and re-position your fields in the same Manager which has all the knowledge it needs.
One problem remains, though - how are you going to partially show those fields when they slide up to the boundary of the screen? I hope you can set negative positions for them. Manager class documentation does not specify any IllegalArgumentException on negative x and y in setPositionChild, so you might be in luck .
You can only layout/setpositon on the fields which are direct children of the manager, otherwise you'll get illegalstateexceptions
What I suggest you do is create a manager class variable and pass that into super call. Afterwards just add all fields directly to that manager and not to the screen itself.
As far as scroll is concerned the native fields will call update layout themselves when they to resize themselves within the manager and that will propagate to that manager layout which you created as a class variable. Within the sublayout you should do the scroll size computations, etc.
Have you considered how you will be handling scrolling on devices like the Torch.
You guys are doing great work on LWUIT. Big fan here
Don't overide sublayout in your screen class, it will automatically call it in your manager every time the screen changes (field added/removed, orientation change for Storm/Torch, etc).
Thanks for the great feedback and loads of help to all of you. I think I resolved the issues I had here some of which were my own (e.g. the sublayout of the internal Manager was invoked but I had a bug that hid that from me).
Negative values for coordinates work great as expected, the main thing I need to fix now is clipping where scrolling a text field outside of the screen causes it to paint on top of the title. I already have a POC of this so it shouldn't be a problem (I override paint a draw the blackberry fields manually, defining a limited clipping region will probably solve that issue).
We already have reasonable touch support on most devices and it works OK on the Storm (it even knows how to utilize SurePress) so I'm pretty confident we can handle the Torch reasonably well. I still need to go over the code and limit the SurePress logic to only occur on the Storm but thats another subject altogether ;-)
Touch events will essentially reach the native widgets just like the key events are sent to the native widgets right now. E.g. the port recognizes the component being touched and if it is not a native widget sends the event into LWUIT's processing.


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Way to Be!: 9 Rules for Living the Good Lifeby Gordon B. Hinckley, Steve Young (Introduction)
From one of the world's foremost spiritual leaders, an inspiring book that provides young adults and their parents with a game plan for leading a better life.
This inspiring, upbeat, life-affirming book shows teenagers and their families how to navigate through the moral minefields of contemporary life and how to truly enjoy the opportunities and/b>
From one of the world's foremost spiritual leaders, an inspiring book that provides young adults and their parents with a game plan for leading a better life.
This inspiring, upbeat, life-affirming book shows teenagers and their families how to navigate through the moral minefields of contemporary life and how to truly enjoy the opportunities and blessings that the modern world has to offer.
Drawing upon his faith as well as his personal experience, Gordon B. Hinckley provides his readers with a game plan for discovering and embracing the things in life that are valuable and worthwhile. He shows how our lives are shaped by the decisions we make every day about personal behavior and he shows how to make the right decisions with the help of nine guiding principles.
With its vivid anecdotes, invaluable precepts, and timeless wisdom, Way to Be! will be a source of both inspiration and practical advice for young people everywhere who want to lead better, fuller, more satisfying lives.
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Meet the Author
Gordon B. Hinckley is the world leader of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, of which he was ordained the fifteenth President in 1995. he and his wife, Marjorie Pay Hinckley, live in Salt Lake City and have five children.
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Way to be by Gordon B. Hinckley is one of the best books I have ever read. This book perfectly illustrates what kids my age should be doing with my life. Way to be is a book with no main character, plot, or story line. Way to be is a book with nine life morals that he has singled out. These morals are like lessons or rules to live by to make your life more enjoyable so you can live your live to the fullest. These nine rules or "ways to be" are: Be Grateful, Be smart, Be involved, Be Clean, Be True, Be Positive, Be Humble, Be Still, and Be Prayerful. Each lesson has a little story and explanation of what the rule means. For example, Be Clean talks about how we need to be wary in our youth of the filth that is in our every day life and how easily we can be caught up in the lies and sins of today, which can easily mar our ways and scar us for life. Each lesson complements the next one and all together all the lessons are truly great rules to live by. After reading this book I applied each rule to my every day life and have seen a tremendous change. I think that all of today's youth read this book we would see a tremendous change in the quality of the world we live in. If this book were a required read then no one would have any questions of what to do in rough situations, or if the activities they take part in are good or bad. I recommend this book to everyone young or old, but especially to the people who have lost their way and are struggling to define their character and find out what their purpose on life is. All in all I think this book in a excellent read it has really had an effect on the quality of my life and I would be thrilled if any one else read this review and decided to pick this book up and gave it a read because I assure them that it will not be a waste of time. Even though this book has no thrilling storey I'm sure the lessons they will learn can relate to a time in their life, good or bad. And if they see the evil they have been taking part in I'm sure that they would be prompted to change their ways and build up their quality life. -Logan Sant
Way to Be! is a quick read and very inspiring. This book focuses on the needs and issues facing our youth today. The book has many inspiring statements and illustrations. I would also recommend this book for parents and teachers of today's youth.
Way to Be is a great map book for the road of life. I have read it many times and find something inspiring every time. President Hinckley is very wise and shares many touching, personal experiences and stories he learned as a young boy. He counsels youth and parents (and this doesn't apply to only them) to be good citizens and be good people. Who would not want help in finding out how to improve upon themselves? The words and messages of this book have given me a lot to think about and even more to be grateful for. I recomend this for everyone, especially for those who are seeking to know their best self.
'Way To Be' is an awsome book that makes you want to be a better person and it gives you road map to get there. It was very easy to read, and it is very clear. It allows the reader to be able to make their life worthwhile. Gordon B. Hinckley is truly an inspired man.
This book helped me through my tought moments in life,it has changed my life,Read it it'll change ur life also
I love this book. It is a good one. It helped me because I have been bored usually annd it fave something to. I would get it if I was you.


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Italian restaurant in New Berlin launches new website
Serving traditional Italian food, Armeli's Restaurant & Pizzeria in New Berlin, recently launched a new website
Serving up traditional Italian food for more than 25 years, Armeli's Restaurant & Pizzeria in New Berlin, Wis., recently launched a new website.
The beautiful website design mimics the authentic look and feel that diners experience at the Italian restaurant.
Known for traditional Italian food dishes like broasted chicken and homemade pizzas, Armeli's is rewarding customers who visit the new site with a 15% off coupon. The coupon is available for dine-in patrons only who mention they saw the coupon at www.armelisrestaurant.com.
Friday Fish Fry
The newly priced $11.99 Friday fish fry special consists of lightly breaded cod served with French fries or potato panckaes, coleslaw, and hot Italian bread. Baked cod, Lake perch & Walleye are also available.
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Hernandez's return to the United States results in 5-3 Lake County Victory
EASTLAKE- Roberto Hernandez made his return to the United States pitching for the Lake County Captains (16-16) on Thursday night. Behind a solid outing from the artist formerly known as Fausto Carmona, the Captains were able to pull out a 5-3 victory over the West Michigan Whitecaps (17-15).
Hernandez (1-0, 1.80), who pitched for the Captains in 2003, returned to the mound at Classic Park after returning to the United States this past Saturday. In five innings, the big right hander gave up three runs, with just one being earned, on six hits. He struck out four Whitecap hitters and did not walk a batter. In total, Hernandez threw 66 pitches and 46 of were strikes.
"It felt good," said Hernandez of finally returning to the rubber. "In the first inning, the ball was a little bit up, but after that I got the ball down and was throwing strikes."
The Indians hurler ran into trouble in the first inning when a two out error by third baseman Todd Hankins extended the frame, brining West Michigan first baseman Aaron Westlake to the dish. Westlake put the Whitecaps ahead 2-0 when he drove a sinker that didn't sink deep over the center field fence for his seventh home run of the season.
"I just tried to play against the ball, not the guy on the mound," said Westlake of the blast. "I was looking for a fastball."
The Captains struck back for a run of their own with a two out rally in the bottom of the second. Catcher Alex Lavisky and Hankins reached base with back to back singles to set the table for Leonardo Castillo. Filling it at first base for Jerrud Sabourin, Castillo knocked home Lavisky when the Whitecaps' third baseman made a throwing error. Castillo ended the night 2-3 and his second two-hit game in as many nights raised his average to .201 on the year.
Lake County came back to tie it at 2-2 when they came to the plate in the bottom of the third. With two outs, Luigi Rodriguez was able to drive a two strike pitch by West Michigan starter Kyle Ryan (5-6, 4.10) to the center field fence. He then came around to score from second when Westlake misplayed a higher bouncer by right fielder Jordan Smith.
Roberto Hernandez would face his last bout of trouble in the top of the fourth when he gave up an RBI single to designated hitter Pat Leyland, the son of Detroit Tigers' manager Jim Leyland, which put West Michigan ahead 3-2.
"I thought he threw well," said manager Dave Wallace of Hernandez's first outing of 2012. "He got better as the game went on."
Wallace also praised his catcher, Alex Lavisky, who called his own game, for handling Hernandez.
"Roberto is not the easiest guy to catch," said Wallace. "I though Lavisky did a great job [behind the plate.]"
"Early in the game [Hernandez] was not as sharp, but he got better as the game went along," concurred West Michigan manager Ernie Young. "His fastball had more sinking action and he threw some plus change-ups and sliders in the fourth and fifth [innings.]
Hernandez last threw a four inning game in the Dominican Republic to go along with a plethora of bullpens. The right hander will throw a bullpen on Saturday before the Indians decide where he will start in his second rehab outing Tuesday.
Before ending the interview, the man Indians fans once knew as Fausto Carmona promised that he would be back to Progressive Field soon.
Lake County would take the lead for good in the bottom of the fourth inning to ensure that Hernandez would earn his 20th win of his Captains' career on Thursday night.
With one out, Hankins reached base on a beautiful bunt single up the third base line and promptly stole second base. The Lake County utility man now has 27 steals on the season and advanced to third on a throwing error by catcher Gabriel Purroy. The next man to step to the plate was Castillo, who smacked a single between short and third to plate the Captains' third run of the evening.
After Zach MacPhee flew out, the second baseman Jose Ramirez stepped to the plate with Castillo on first. The exciting Ramirez battled Ryan, coming back from down 0-2, to drive an RBI double to center field, giving him an even 10 RBI on the year.
"Jose battled from behind in the count and shortened up to put his barrel on the ball," said Wallace. "For a guy his size, he has a lot of juice in his bat."
Shortstop Francisco Lindor then chased Ryan from the contest when he grounded a single over the second base bag to plate Ramirez and give the Captains a 5-3 advantage.
Danny Jimenez came on in relief of Hernandez and tossed 2.2 innings, striking out three. He ran into trouble in the top of the eighth when he gave up a leadoff single to West Michigan center fielder Chad Wright. After a sacrifice bunt, Wright scored on an RBI groundout by shortstop Eugenio Suarez.
Ramirez and right fielder Bryson Myles were both ejected from Thursday night's contest in the eighth inning.
"I thought the umpire overreacted to what [Ramirez] said and I thought it wasn't in his direction," said Wallace of his second baseman arguing a play at first base.
Myles was ejected in the bottom half of the inning after he struck out looking by home plate umpire Ryan Additon when he was arguing balls and strikes.
Jeff Johnson came on to get the final out of the eighth inning and pitched a near flawless ninth to record his 13th save of the season.
Thursday night's game was delayed 1:02 by rain, but there was still an attendance of 3,199. The contest itself was finished in 2 hours and 43 minutes.
The Captains will attempt to take the rubber match of the series with West Michigan on Friday night. The game is scheduled to start at 7:00 with fireworks to follow. Lake County will give the pill to left-hander Elvis Araujo (4-8, 5.26) and West Michigan will counter with right-hander Marcelo Carreno (4-7, 3.63).


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Looks like....squid tubes? Kind of :|
You asked for it.....
(still don't like the episode)
Looks like....squid tubes? Kind of :|
You asked for it.....
(still don't like the episode)
192 unread posts.
Well just throw that in the bin then. I can't be bothered to read obviously.
And I haven't had the time to watch anime. I was too busy with university and drawing and generally being lazy
Anyway, I'm just dropping this here.
(Work in Progress)
PS: I hate when one of my classmates says that my characters look like someone from Fairy Tail. It kinda hurts because first, I haven't read or seen a single chapter or episode of Fairy Tail and second, I worked hard to find my own style.
Oh yeah, for those who want a new manga to read, Nobunaga no Chef is quite excellent!
Don't worry. As someone who has seen some of Fairy Tail, your style looks unique.
Sounds kind of like mochi.
What? I eat those all the time, the stuff you have on the plate looks....different?
All the ones I eat are either big round balls (like dango) with filling in it (seasame etc) or small balls with no filling.
All of it in a bowl of rice 'wine'. Yummy
....I'm a Southern Peasasnt. I'm literally from one of the most southern peasant areas in China......
My family is from a small village (By EU or USA standards, it's a city, by Chinese standards, it's barely on the map) in the very very south of China in Yunnan province. It was literally on the border to like 3 other countries.
I was born in the main capital city of Kunming, Yunnan though. ....which is the capital of the southern province of China.
I'm literally as souther peasant as you can get and I have never seen tangyuan that look like that?
Thanks Reddit. I laughed WAY too hard at this.
I'm pretty much Hong Kong on that scale. Guess I need a USS ship to come and deliver some Freedom to me tonight.
I will now look down upon you and all of your opinions!
Ahh, you were very close to Macau and HK :D Nice.
My hometown is famous all over Germany for its marmelade :|
Sometimes when the wind decides to be a total jerk, the whole city is covered with a diabetes-inducing sugar nightmare miasma coming from the two big marmelade factories.
But on a Scale of 1 to 'Murica, how free is that Marmelade?


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At first glance, this Vespertine Sash-ay Scarf is a fairly low-key, grey tweed woolen scarf along the lines of centuries worth of old fashioned posh school scarves.
Sure, it has a nicely woven pattern and it even has a cunning buttonhole and button partnership, allowing for easy securing of this wayward item of winter clothing.
BUT, and it's a substantial 'but', wave the glare of car headlights in its general direction and its true colours become apparent. The Sash-ay is part of the new breed of urban cycling kit cleverly using reflective thread woven in with wool during the normal weaving process, resulting in an effective but distinctly un-techy looking reflective garment. It looks like a tweed scarf and it behaves like a tweed scarf, whilst also being a reflective addition to your after-dark cycling safety arsenal.
It's a sturdy wool scarf, and delivers good levels of warmth, especially given the button securing it (if you want), and suitable for wearing with pretty much anything from normal street clothes, through to super technical riding kit if you so desired. After all, it's just a scarf! The reflectivity is impressive and it definitely enhances visibility of the wearer, even if only adding to overall conspicuousness. Even the impressively cunning button is covered in reflective stuff. Such are its androgenous good looks, that it would happily grace the neck of man or woman.
Sadly this rather lovely scarf's only currently available from Vespertine direct in the US, but Sarah the owner and designer is a helpful lady and it's no real problem to buy from her direct. It's not cheap, but it's woven in Scotland from merino wool and it's a top quality scarf with the added bonus of making you that bit more visible on a dark night.
Warm, sophisticated and shiny. What's not to love?
road.cc test report
Make and model: Vespertine Sash-ay Scarf
Size tested: Grey
Tell us what the product is for, and who it's aimed at. What do the manufacturers say about it? How does that compare to your own feelings about it?
Aimed at urban cyclists wanting to enhance their visibility.
Good for anyone out on dark streets.
Tell us some more about the technical aspects of the product?
100% merino wool tweed with reflective weave.
Button and buttonhole to secure if desired.
Superbly well made and lovely fabric.
Definitely warm and visible.
Good quality fabric but keep it away from velcro.
Slightly itchy, but very comfortable otherwise.
Superbly well made and high quality.
Tell us how the product performed overall when used for its designed purpose
Performed very well. Was warm and visible.
Tell us what you particularly liked about the product
Style, button/buttonhole, reflectivity
Tell us what you particularly disliked about the product
Did you enjoy using the product? Yes, very much.
Would you consider buying the product? Yes, and as a gift.
Would you recommend the product to a friend? Maybe, if they were a very good friend.
Anything further to say about the product in conclusion?
An attractive unisex merino wool scarf with the added bonus of enhanced visibility.
About the tester
Age: 37 Height: 1.65m Weight: 67kg
I usually ride: My best bike is:
I've been riding for: 10-20 years I ride: Most days I would class myself as: Experienced
I regularly do the following types of riding: commuting, touring, general fitness riding, mtb,
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Lara has been riding bikes for longer than she'd care to admit, and writing about them nearly as long. Since 2009 she has been working as part of the road.cc review team whilst championing women's cycling on the side, most notably via two years as editor of the, sadly now defunct, UK's first and only women's cycling mag, erm, Women's Cycling.
Believing fervently that cycling will save the world, she wishes that more people would just ride a bike and be pleasant to each other.
She will ride anything with two wheels, occasionally likes to go fast, definitely likes to go far and is always up for a bit of exploring somewhere new and exciting.
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Better off with a Buff, which would also look more stylish and is way cheaper (though still expensive).
That button just looks silly (sorry), as if some hapless amateur came up with a fix. You might feel I'm being a bit harsh here, but that's how it looks to me.
because buffs are *so* stylish, said no-one, ever.
unusual to see you commenting on one of leonie's reviews, nbrus. what? oh.
because buffs are *so* stylish, said no-one, ever.
Really? Do you even bother to engage your brain before posting?
unusual to see you commenting on one of leonie's reviews, nbrus. what? oh.
Considering there are only a small finite number of reviewers writing for road.cc, it shouldn't be too much of a surprise. Is that simple enough for you?
bit silly that they make it in scotland and you have to buy it from the US. wonder how much it would be if they could send one direct?
You seem be be good at inferring inaccurate opinion and reaching baseless conclusions from what you think you've read. If you re-read the article it says the scarf is 'Woven' in Scotland. This infers that the tweed fabric is produced in Scotland, but the scarf may well be finished off (e.g. that button stitched on, etc.) elsewhere. Oh, and 'scotland' is spelled with a capital 'S'.
because buffs are *so* stylish, said no-one, ever.
unusual to see you commenting on one of leonie's reviews, nbrus. what? oh.
The comments section exists solely so that readers can post comments related to the review/article. It isn't there for h*lf-w*ts to make personal attacks to other users when they don't agree with their opinion. Stick to the topic and we'll all get along fine.
you've just googled the words 'buff' and 'stylish' and posted the first link you found. at least i'm hoping you didn't click on that link and think, 'what style!', for your own sake
cactuscat, thank you for keeping to topic. You are correct ... that's exactly what I did to find an opinion other than my own. I do own quite a few original Buffs myself (mainly in merino), so maybe I am not a stylish person ... I don't really care. Beauty IS in the eye of the beholder and I just happen to like Buffs. I don't however like this scarf 'thingy', nor the price.


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