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NEW YORK (AP) -- Subway says it's in the process of removing a chemical from its bread as part of an ongoing effort to improve its recipes.
The announcement comes after a food blogger launched a petition this week asking the sandwich chain to stop using the ingredient. A representative for Subway says the change was underway before the petition was launched.
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Vani Hari, who runs the FoodBabe.com site, has targeted other food companies including Kraft and Chick-fil-A for the chemicals in their products.
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Filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma, who recently launched the music of his movie "The Attacks of 26/11", will soon be releasing the background music also -- titled "The Sound of 26/11".
The film is based on the gruesome 26/11 Mumbai attacks in 2008 that took 166 lives.
"We are soon releasing the background score of the film titled as 'The Sound of 26/11'. Composed by Amar Mohile, it will have 15 pieces," Varma posted on Twitter Thursday.
"The Attacks of 26/11" aims to capture how 10 terrorists came to Mumbai and executed their plan of unleashing terror in key areas of the country's business capital. Varma has also included the execution of Ajmal Amir Kasab, the lone terrorist, who was caught alive and was hanged Nov 21, 2012.
Giving away further details, he posted the titles: "Titles for music pieces of 'The Sound of 26/11' are - 1. The Joint Commissioner; 2. The high seas; 3. Landing in Mumbai; 4. The attack on Leopold cafe; 5.
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Differently spelled names are presumed to identify the same person if they sound alike, or if their sounds cannot be distinguished easily, or if common usage by corruption or abbreviation has made their pronunciation identical.If this is good enough for law, why isn't it good enough for some genealogical researchers? I am still getting people who are hung up in their research because the "Names aren't spelled the same." It is long past the time to move on from this position and realize that names can be spelled different ways.
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As I type this, I'm looking at two documents I have framed on my office wall. One is the 1870 New Jersey bar admission of my g-g-g-grandfather as "Thomas Applegate". The other is the 1887 Nebraska commission as a district court judge of the same g-g-g-grandfather, this time as "Thomas Appelget".ReplyDelete
Oh, yes. Very important. I'm currently working on a mystery involving a woman listed as "Mary Finley" in a mid-19th century record, so I'm looking for every possible variation including Finlay, Findlay, Findley, etc.ReplyDelete
And strangely enough the randomly generated words for posting that last comment were "Finlui concealed." That's not a variation I'd looked for!ReplyDelete
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I have never been hung up on spelling, as my maiden name was Haskin or Haskins (in earlier days).
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…to see Hamburg in full bloom. We are delighted to offer you a varied bouquet of gardens to stimulate your senses and perhaps inspire you. This year's gardens reflect the joyful labors and creativity of their owners.
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1k Cub Run $15-20
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Location: Battle Ground Village; Battle Ground, WA
Beneficiary: Clark County Fire & Rescue Fire Cadet Program Booster Club
Number of runners: 500
Swag: Tech t-shirts (see below!) and goodie bags. New for 2015--all 5k and 10k finishers will receive a medal! Post-race pancake breakfast, beer by Northwest Public House & Brewery (Oakshire IPA and Bud Light). TONS of FREE photos on their Facebook page after the event.
Course: The 5k and 10k courses are both fairly flat and fast.course maps with elevation charts are available here.
Shortly before the race was scheduled to start, I left my nice warm snow jacket with the Bold Babes and headed to the starting line with my friend Krista, who I had promised I would run with (she said I didn't have to, but I thought it would be nice to have some company since I wasn't shooting for a PR). The 10k course is a flat out and back through Battle Ground. The streets are not closed to traffic, but there is enough room on the shoulder and sidewalk for the volume of runners to safely run the course. There were also lots of fantastic volunteers on the course, including several Clark County Fire Cadets, who also helped set up and tear down before and after the event.
A mile from the finish, Krista mentioned that the last mile was usually the hardest for her. Although I wanted to be encouraging, I was a little too tired to carry on a conversation and wanted to try to pick up the pace a little. Krista didn't seem to notice or mind, so I kept at it. As we neared the finish line, I made a goal of trying to catch the person in front of me, and hoped to motivate Krista to finish strong! I was so proud of her when she said that she had PR'd by 5 1/2 minutes!!!
After we crossed the finish line, we received our medals, hung around, met up with other friends, listened to the DJ, and watched the crazies who braved the Polar Bear Slide, including Race Director Elba and my friend Kevin! I had considered it, but chickened out. But they did have towels for those who did the slide, and the hot tub was reserved for Polar Bear Sliders only, who also received a special prize (such as a cute mug).
When I was getting my jacket, Brighid, who won a race entry on the blog, came to say hi! She had pushed her little kiddo in a stroller for the 10k, and she did great. It was really nice of her to say hi--FYI I love meeting my readers! :) Once I was bundled back up, I grabbed some nice warm pancakes with maple syrup and then headed into the beer garden! In addition to pancakes, they had gummy bears, peanut butter and bread, Gatorade, water and root beer. Kind Bars was there handing out bars as well. We hung out for awhile, as there were several friends who received overall and age group medals (congrats!!!). A bunch of Chuggers headed to Northwood afterwards for lunch. Battle Ground Village is a great venue because it is so convenient to go straight from the finish line to an actual restaurant (you don't even have to move your car)!
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Whether it's the euphoria inducing heights recently hit by Fuck Buttons, or the muscular peaks and jagged textures perfected by Battles, instrumental noise rock is certainly enjoying its time in the spotlight. For those veterans who've been manning the frontline for years, the battle against the dictatorial dominance of the two-minute, three-chord pop song must certainly feel like it's entering a new phase with wave after wave of fresh-faced believers appearing in the rank and file.
It's among the new guard that we find *Growing *with_ Lateral; the Brooklyn based band's debut release for those fine psychedelic noiseniks over at The Social Registry. Clocking in at a brief 20 minutes, _Lateral is a gleaming exercise in sonic restraint that lodges itself between the globe-trotting voodoo workouts of past tour mates Gang Gang Dance and the come-down excursions of Kompakt's Pop Ambient series.
Opener_ 'Swell' does exactly as advertised, with pulsating swells of warm electronic tones echoing the less structured moments of Panda Bear's recent solo forays. 'First Contact' slowly unravels into a static drone that eventually twists itself into the dense, pounding, mechanical clockwork of 'Lateral'. Though those searching for the cathartic release of an _'Atlas' should look to other horizons. Growing specialise in an audio minimalism that doesn't so much confront as it slowly fills in the empty spaces when you're not looking.
Taken on its own terms, Lateral is a selection of finely-crafted sound sculptures that should rightfully be embraced and championed by all the new noise kids dusting off those Silver Apples records found at the back of the shelves at the local used record shop. Time to surrender to the new noise then? Probably, because with the sounds of Growing and their like-minded comrades-in-arms, it looks like it's here to stay.
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Shooty Babitt was a baseball player. He scouted. He's worked on both coasts, for teams and in the media. And yet, when his co-anchor gives him a lead-in to praise Oakland A's manager Bob Melvin for downplaying his team's recent success, Babitt says Melvin is "feeling a little too gay, talking about, possibly, we have 29 games to go and we have to go day-by-day."
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Korean educational authorities have a bold new plan to curb the ever-rising tide of teenage lustfulness. Students at a middle school (ages 13-15) in southern Seoul are to be watched by robots from this week in a trial security project.
The robot in question, the OFRO, was designed in Germany but is made in Korea by DU Robo. It has already tackled soccer hooligans at last year's World Cup in Germany.
According to DU Robo, the use of robots to patrol an educational institution is a world first. The machines will protect youngsters from violence and "other dangers", according to reports. Such as those attendant on yielding to unbridled lust, apparently.
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An article in PLos ONE debunks the myth that hunter-gatherer societies borrow more words than agriculturalist societies. In doing so, it suggests that horizontal transmission is low enough for phylogenetic analyses to be a valid linguistic tool.
Lexicons from around 20% of the extant languages spoken by hunter-gatherer societies were coded for etymology (available in the supplementary material). The levels of borrowed words were compared with the languages of agriculturalist and urban societies taken from the World Loanword Database. The study focussed on three locations: Northern Australia, northwest Amazonia, and California and the Great Basin.
In opposition to some previous hypotheses, hunter-gatherer societies did not borrow significantly more words than agricultural societies in any of the regions studied.
The rates of borrowing were universally low, with most languages not borrowing more than 10% of their basic vocabulary. The mean rate for hunter-gatherer societies was 6.38% while the mean for 5.15%. This difference is actually significant overall, but not within particular regions. Therefore, the authors claim, "individual area variation is more important than any general tendencies of HG or AG languages".
Interestingly, in some regions, mobility, population size and population density were significant factors. Mobile populations and low-density populations had significantly lower borrowing rates, while smaller populations borrowed proportionately more words. This may be in line with the theory of linguistic carrying capacity as discussed by Wintz (see here and here). The level of exogamy was a significant factor in Australia.
The study concludes that phylogenetic analyses are a valid form of linguistic analysis because the level of horizontal transmission is low. That is, languages are tree-like enough for phylogenetic assumptions to be valid:
"While it is important to identify the occasional aberrant cases of high borrowing, our results support the idea that lexical evolution is largely tree-like, and justify the continued application of quantitative phylogenetic methods to examine linguistic evolution at the level of the lexicon. As is the case with biological evolution, it will be important to test the fit of trees produced by these methods to the data used to reconstruct them. However, one advantage linguists have over biologists is that they can use the methods we have described to identify borrowed lexical items and remove them from the dataset. For this reason, it has been proposed that, in cases of short to medium time depth (e.g., hundreds to several thousand years), linguistic data are superior to genetic data for reconstructing human prehistory "
Excellent – linguistics beats biology for a change!
However, while the level of horizontal transmission might not be a problem in this analysis, there may be a problem in the paths of borrowing. If a language borrows relatively few words, but those words come from many different languages, and may have many paths through previous generations, there may be a subtle effect of horizontal transition that is being masked. The authors acknowledge that they did not address the direction of transmission in a quantitative way.
A while ago, I did study of English etymology trying to quantify the level of horizontal transmission through time (description here). The graph for English doesn't look tree-like to me, perhaps the dynamics of borrowing works differently for languages with a high level of contact:
Claire Bowern, Patience Epps, Russell Gray, Jane Hill, Keith Hunley, Patrick McConvell, Jason Zentz (2011). Does Lateral Transmission Obscure Inheritance in Hunter-Gatherer Languages? PLoS ONE, 6 (9) : doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0025195


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Profiles Theatre Concludes 22nd Season With Fifty Words 5/13-6/26
Profiles Theatre concludes its 2010-2011 Season with the Midwest premiere of Fifty Words by Michael Weller, directed by Artistic Director Joe Jahraus. The production runs May 13-June 26, 2011 at Profiles Theatre, 4147 N. Broadway in Chicago. Please note the new opening date: Thursday, May 19, 2011 at 8:00pm.While their nine-year-old son Greg is away for the night on his first sleepover, Adam and Jan have an evening alone together, the first in years. Adam's attempt to seduce his wife before he leaves on business the next day begins a suspenseful nightlong roller-coaster ride of revelation, rancor, passion and humor that explores a modern-day marriage on the verge of either a breakup or deepening love and understanding.
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He co-founded (with Angelina Fiordelissi and Suzanne Brinkley) and serves now as supervising mentor of the Mentor Project of the Cherry Lane Theatre. Other recent plays include Approaching Moomtaj, Side Effects, Beast and the book for the musical Zhivago, from the novel by Boris Pasternak. His work has received an Academy Award nomination, an N.A.A.C.P. Outstanding Contribution Award, Critics Outer Circle Award, a Rockefeller Foundation Grant and a Kennedy Center Fund for New American Plays Award, and has been honored by The Broken Watch Theatre Company which gave their playhouse his name. He is on the counsel of the Writer's Guild Fund, and the Dramatists Guild of America. JOE JAHRAUS (Director) is the founder and Artistic Director of Profiles Theatre. He most recently directed Profiles' World premiere of Kid Sister by Will Kern. Previously, he directed the Midwest premieres include Jailbait by Deirdre O'Connor, The Mercy Seat by Neil LaBute, Great Falls by Lee Blessing and The Thugs by Adam Bock. Joe also directed the Midwest premieres of Neil LaBute's In a Dark Dark House, Some Girl(s) and Fat Pig, for which he received a Jeff Award Nomination for Outstanding Director. Other directing credits for Profiles include the American premiere of Apple by Vern Thiessen, the award-winning Midwest premiere of Blackbird by Adam Rapp, Babylon Gardens by Timothy Mason, The Water Engine and Sexual Perverstiy in Chicago by David Mamet, and the award-winning Midwest premiere of Carnal Knowledge by Jules Fieffer, among others.DARRELL W. COX (Adam) is an ensemble member of Profiles Theatre where he most recently appeared as Greg in the Chicago premiere of reasons to be pretty and as Cassius in Profiles' World premiere of Kid Sister by Will Kern. Prior to that, he was seen as Bobby Gould in Speed-the-Plow and John in Oleanna, as part of the Mamet Repertory at American Theatre Company. Darrell received his fourth Joseph Jefferson Award for Actor in a Principal Role for his performance as Joe Cooper in Profiles' production of Killer Joe by Tracy Letts. Other recent Profiles credits include the Midwest premiere of The Mercy Seat by Neil LaBute, the World premiere of Graceland by Ellen Fairey, and the Midwest premiere of Great Falls by Lee Blessing. Darrell has appeared at Steppenwolf in the World premiere of Men of Tortuga (where he originated the role of Taggart), the Midwest premiere of Orange Flower Water (which traveled to the Galway Arts Festival), and the World premiere of Wendall Greene. He has also been seen at the Goodman in The Shawl and Home as part of the David Mamet Festival, the Chicago premiere of The People's Temple at American Theatre Company as Jim Jones, and the World premiere of Martin Furey's Shot at TimeLine, among others. He has won four Joseph Jefferson Awards for Principal Actor for his work in Profiles' productions of Killer Joe, Blackbird, Some Voices, and Eye of God. In addition, he has received two After Dark Awards for Outstanding Performance for Profiles' productions of Popcorn, and Carnal Knowledge. KATHERINE KEBERLEIN (Jan) makes her Profiles debut with Fifty Words. She was most recently seen as Jewel in Bordello with Chicago Dramatists, Suzanne in Don't Dress for Dinner, produced by The British Stage Company at The Royal George, and as the Princess in Oak Park Festival's Love's Labour's Lost, where she also played Roxane in Cyrano and Elvira in Blithe Spirit. 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For the past several weeks we've been anxiously awaiting news from the Russian research team that recently drilled into Lake Vostok, a massive body of water that's located about 2 miles below the Antarctic surface — and possibly cut off from the world for millions of years. Now, according to Russian news site RIA Novosti, a preliminary examination of water samples has uncovered bacterial DNA that doesn't appear to belong to any known subkingdom. The researchers are calling it "unidentified" and "unclassified" life.
The research team, which includes Sergei Bulat from the Laboratory of Eukaryote Genetics at the St. Petersburg Nuclear Physics Institute, cautions that tests are still ongoing, but that they're "unlikely to disprove the results."
The samples were extracted this past January 10th from a depth of 3,600 meters.
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"After excluding all known contaminants…we discovered bacterial DNA that does not match any known species listed in global databanks. We call it unidentified and 'unclassified' life," Bulat said.
Seven samples of the same species of bacteria were found in water frozen on the head of the drill that was used in 2012 to reach the lake, covered by a 3.5-kilometer-thick ice sheet, but the match between its DNA and any known organisms never exceeded 86 percent, while a match of under 90 percent is already enough to indicate a new species, Bulat said.
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"If it were found on Mars, people would call it Martian DNA. But this is DNA from Earth," Bulat said.
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While the technical details are not yet available it seems that when the scientists...compared this DNA to a database of known species they found no clear match. The closest they could come was about 86% similarity, which is far enough off to suggest a new species.
Obviously we'll need to wait to see the details. Phrases like 'bacterial DNA' are pretty vague – are they looking at things like the ubiquitous 16s rRNA, or some other sequence selections typically used for metagenomic analysis? Do they have cells under a microscope?
It looks to be exciting news though. Decades of hard work to reach one of the most alien places on Earth may actually be revealing lifeforms we have not knowingly encountered before. It doesn't really get better than this!
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NEW/CHANGES- channel 1 now has variable duty cycle, too- new effect: 4xx - set duty/noise mode ch1- old 4xx (toggle duty cycle sweep) has been merged in to 5xx (set duty ch2)- old Cxx (set drum mode) is now Dxx- old Dxx (set vol ch1/drums) has been removed (no longer possible for technical reasons)- new effect: 8xx - execute note table ch3- new effect: 9xx - glitch channel 3.- new Cxx effect: note cut ch1- TI-82 Parcus/OS 19.006 support- ALPHA mode is now one-shot, ie. it is turned off after an ALPHA mode action has been performed- sound loop now has cycle-exact timing except if drum modes 2x-4x are used- 3xx now uses inverse values (0xff = slowest setting), and is deactivated with 300 instead of 200. The old 300 effect can be achieved with command 9FF instead.- 2xx/3xx no longer trigger on rest notes.- "glitchy" drum modes no longer output sound on rows without a drum trigger- AutoInc is now off by defaultBUGFIXES- fixed recovery from failed save attempt- fx pattern 0x3f was previously lost during save, fixed- note pattern 0x7f was inaccessible from sequence screen, fixed- fixed broken loop point setting- improved keypad debouncing on Plus models- mode indicators were incorrect after loading/zapping a tune, fixed
NEW/CHANGES- new effect: 7xx - auto chord ch2- Exx is now the "Extended" fx command - execute up to 5 fx commands at once (old E00..E03 is now E80..E83)- Bxy now has added "loop section" function- more fine-grained tempo control- Copy/Paste keys are arranged in a more consistent/safe manner (check the manual for details!)- (somewhat) reduced noise during row transitions- improved fx handlingBUGFIXES- fixed wrong Drum panning (was inverted)- faulty executable checksum calculation fixed (was causing errors with TI-Connect)
Quote from: utz on October 07, 2015, 01:55:53 pmHmm, interesting. In theory, the number of archieved files shouldn't have any major impact. Maybe it has something to do with the OS version. Do you have the same OS on both your SEs?HT2 is huge because it handles savestates internally. This is done to provide compatibility with the older models, which don't provide a safe/documented way of dealing with the OS VAT table. Of course on the Plus models, it would make more sense to handle the savestates as external files (and perhaps use Flash, too). I have plans to do that in a future version, but it'll probably take a while till I get around to that. My primary aim with HT2 is to give a new life to the thousands of old TI-82s and 83s out there. Also I actually know very little about the Plus models in general, my newest TI calc is a 83+ BE
Quote from: Ivoah on October 07, 2015, 01:06:27 pmDoes having archived programs take up RAM space? 'cause I've got quite a bit archived on here. My 2nd SE that has absolutely nothing on it has 24206 bytes free. Also, why is HT2 so large?
Quote from: DJ Omnimaga on October 08, 2015, 06:26:25 amAlso Houston Tracker 2 is that large for a reason: It has many features.
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I have wanted make Chloë a quick pair of knickers ever since I knit her a few years ago. This week I was determined to do just that. I whipped up a simple undergarment for Miss Chloë that is specifically shaped for her round little body and skinny legs that sit at the front. She has a bit of an unusual shape, cute as it is. It took several tries to get it just right but I am very pleased with the outcome.
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Audio Damage - Boomtschak
Boomtschak - one of the most powerful entirely analog drum voices in Eurorack. As sound sources it uses an oscillator with waveshaper, a filtered noise or the mix of both. Not less than three flexible envelope generators are included, for pitch bending and the amplifiers. The resonant multi-mode filter can be fed with external audio signals instead the noise generator. The module's frequency range is huge, thus allowing for using it as a synthesizer voice.Detailsformer retail price €478.15 (VAT excl.) No longer available!
Audio Damage - Dimensions
This digital module is specialized in one effect only: thick, juicy and fantastic chorus, thanks to automatic routing ieven in true stereo. It offers internal modulation, feedback and has two different chorus modes whose slightly different sound you might already know from the Audio Damage plug-ins Fluid and Dimensions.Details
The module's DSP works with proper 24Bit and 48kHz and also the mechanical quality is rock-solid.former retail price €276.47 (VAT excl.) No longer available!
Audio Damage - DubJr Mk2
Dub Junior's Mk2 version also is based in the delay algorithms used in the Audio Damage Plug In Dubstation and the old DubJr module but it has been clearly enhanced and improved regarding as well the features as the mechanical quality. It is a delay module with clock synchronization and tap-tempo, 24Bit/48kHz quality, two modes, two timpbres and external feedback loop. A worthy successor to the best-selling, venerable DubJr.Detailsformer retail price €276.47 (VAT excl.) No longer available!
Audio Damage - Proton
Although the Proton makes for a pretty nice delay its main focus of attention is a type of physical modeling called Karplus-Strong synthesis. It creates percussive sounds which resemple a plucked nylon strong but Proton is able to twist them in a strong way by filtering and by adding noise impulses.Detailsformer retail price €335.29 (VAT excl.) No longer available!
Audio Damage - Shapes
Besides true stereo wave shaping the digital Shapes module offers the possiblity to scan one of 16 interpolated wavetables using audio and CV inputs. To do this you can induct any input signal, from a sine oscillator to an entire stereo sum, whereupon the grade of erosion or destruction rises with the complexity of the audio material.Detailsformer retail price €276.47 (VAT excl.) No longer available!
Cylonix Cyclebox
New Cycleboxes will be abvailable early May 2012!
The Cyclebox by Cylonix is a digital wavetable VCO. To be exact it is a dual oscillator with additional sub-oscillator and an extreme frequency range off 22 octaves (!). Besides that there are quadrature outputs, voltage controllable wavesahping and much more. Milions of sounds in one module!Detailsformer retail price €462.19 (VAT excl.) No longer available!
Cylonix Cyclebox v2 Expander by Intellijel
This small expander module for the Cyclebox V2 by Cylonix is manufactured by Intellijel and gives you direct access to some hidden extra functions integrated in the Cyclebox V2. Eight switches allow you for activating different modes like the LFO mode or Mega-Mode-Spread etc.Detailsformer retail price €67.23 (VAT excl.) No longer available!
Elektron Analog Four
Not in our portfolio anymore
The name already indicates it: the Analog Four by Elekron continas four independent monophonic synthesizers in one unit. Besides the entirely analog voice circuitry with two oscillators and two filters per synth and plenty of modulation possibilities the Analog Four has FX and also a step sequencer that can output CV/gate signals as well.Detailsformer retail price €1,041.18 (VAT excl.) No longer available!
Minimoog Voyager blue Wheels
Optional blue blue backlit modwheel and pitchbender for the Minimoog VoyagerDetailsformer retail price €83.19 (VAT excl.) No longer available!
Minimoog Voyager dust cover
A black dust cover for your Minimoog Voyager, senseful accessory for non daily studio use or in your rehearsal room.Detailsformer retail price €66.39 (VAT excl.) No longer available!
Minimoog Voyager RME (Rackmount Edition)
Not in production anymore
Voyager Rackversion with 896 sounds now, the rackmount kit for moogsounds to play on as a compact use of a real synth.Detailsformer retail price €2,520.17 (VAT excl.) No longer available!
Minimoog Voyager RME (Wooden Cheeks)
2 wooden cheeks for the Moog Minimoog Voyager RME (rack mount edition).
They cover the 19" mounting holes and add a more classic look to your RME.Detailsformer retail price €66.39 (VAT excl.) No longer available!
Minimoog Voyager Select Series
The Voyager with a backlit color of your choice combined with an individual kind of wood is probably the highlight for furniture fetish people in between the synthesizer nerds. This standard model of the luxury version is shipped in Eschenholz (?) combined with blue backlight, all other combinations are declared as an extra, please choose the extra costs and give us your choice, we will get it done somehow, thank you.Detailsformer retail price €2,428.57 (VAT excl.) No longer available!
Minimoog Voyager SELECT w/special casing and color
Choice of display backlight: Lunar (white); Solar (orange); Fire (red); Jade (green) and Electric Blue (blue)
choice of wood: Walnut, Mahagoni, Cherry, Maple, White, Black. Please give us your selection with your order per mail, thank you.Detailsformer retail price €108.40 (VAT excl.) No longer available!
Moog - Minifooger Delay
Analog bucket brigade device (BBD) delay for really low money! The delay has a delay time of max 650mA, controls for delay time, feedback, drive and mix and features a true bypass switch.Detailsformer retail price €192.44 (VAT excl.) No longer available!
Moog - Minifooger Drive
The Minifooger Drive pedal offers a Moog cascade lowpass filter besides an overdrive with FET amplifiers and OTAs. The filter interacts heavily with the bipolar tone control and the peak switch that provides a broad palette of sounds, ranging form filtering ober british Amp sounds to Fuzz. Very sensitive to input volume and dynamics. An expression pedal can control filter frequency, e.g for Wah effects.Detailsformer retail price €150.42 (VAT excl.) No longer available!
Moog - Minimoog Model D
Actually it's not necessary to spend words about the grandfather of all compact synthesizers. Released in 1971 he quickly became the blueprint for THE synthesizer - and it still is. Even 45 years later its stringent concept, intuive operation and of course its timeless and inimitably powerful sound are the benchmark forevery modern synthesizer.Details
Now it is re-relased by Moog, made entirely by hand, exclusively using highest-specification components (partly with military specifications). Sound generation, look and feel correspond exactly with these of the 1970ies original, although there are a few yet very useful extras.former retail price €3,276.47 (VAT excl.) No longer available!
Moog - Moogerfooger MF-107 FreqBox
The MF-107 FreqBox(tm) is different from other effects ? the effected sound is not a processed version of your input signal, but the sound of the input signal modulating an internal oscillator. It contains a VCO with continuously variable waveshape, and the capacity to modulate that Oscillator in the following ways: - the VCO can be hard synced by the input signal - The VCO can be frequency modulated (FM) by the input signal - The VCO frequency can be modulated by an envelope follower which tracks the dynamics of the input signal - The Amplitude of the VCO also tracks the dynamics of the input signal The FreqBox, like all moogerfoogers, works with any instrument to line-level input. In addition to the panel controls there are control inputs for use with expression pedals or control voltages and control outputs for interconnecting moogerfoogers like you would a modular synth.Detailsformer retail price €377.31 (VAT excl.) No longer available!
Moog - SUB 37
Compact analog synthesizer with a 37-key keyboard with velocity and aftertouch. New for a modern monophonic analog synth is the duo-paraphonic mode: you can ply both oscillators individually with different notes. Pseudo-dophonic play ist possible that way.Details
Furthermore the Sub37 features USB/MIDI connectivity, CV/gate inputs, two DADHSR envelopes, an external audio input, an easy-to-use modulation matrix and 256 presets.former retail price €1,343.70 (VAT excl.) No longer available!
Moog Etherwave Theremin black
The high-quality theremin gives five octaves pitch and adjustable pitch range for good and customisable playability. The black painted hardwood body has a thread underneath which allows mounting on a conventional microphone stand (thread size adaptor may be necessary). Beyond this the unit has removable chrome plated antennae, analog controls for adjusting pitch, output volume, waveform and timbre plus a 6.3mm (1/4") audio output jack.Detailsformer retail price €335.29 (VAT excl.) No longer available!
Moog Moogerfooger MF-103 12-stage Phaser
The MF-103 Phaser works with two so-called comb resonance filters. Depending on the amount of the internal phase shifter circuits it is called 6-stage or 12-stage.
The 6-stage mode has 3 notches in the frequency spectrum while the 12-stage version has six of them. Both modes have distinct differences in sound. Additionally the MF-103 has a controllable feedback loop that increases the resonance or "depth" of the phaser sound. If this comb- or notch filter is being shifted thru the audio spectrum the typical "sweep sound" of the phaser is created.
In- and outputs for CVs and pedals allow external control of the parameters.Detailsformer retail price €301.68 (VAT excl.) No longer available!
Moog Moogerfooger MF-104m Analog Delay MIDI
The Moogerfooger 104, the sought-after Analog Delay is back!
Moog Music has found a bathc of the BBD chips responsible for the delay and re-releases the analog Delay in a revised version. Unfortunately the run is limited as are the chips but the unit has new features like tap-tempo, a LFO and the parameters can be controlled by MIDI.
As supply of the chips still is ver hard according to Moog and the chips aren´t in production anymore, quantities of the Mf-104M are limited. Better be quick if you want one!Detailsformer retail price €671.43 (VAT excl.) No longer available!
Moog Moogerfooger MF-105m MurF MIDI
MuRF stands for Mutliple Resonance Filter. This Moogerfooger provides radical new possibilites of sound processing.
The MurF consists of eight filters that are played sequentially and thus let pass only parts of the audio signal in a rhythmical pattern.Detailsformer retail price €478.15 (VAT excl.) No longer available!
Moog Voyager analogsynth
As a modern Replica of the Minimoog the Voyager delivers exactly what we can expect from a Classic Synthesiser: Plug in, push down, turn on the fattest dial and you get superb wobbling or grinding sound. Its still a bit like old times. But what one could not afford back then has not become any cheaper now a days:Details
Undoubtable sound quality, feature packed, with top quality workmanship and technical features of the highest level. Much more interesting though seems the ideological value of the recording instrument.
After more than 30 years the ?famous last word? from the old master of Trumansburg /NY closes the circle from the very first unsurpassed handy Mini Moog to the present day.
So now we stand not only in front of a top class Instrument, but also in front of a piece of Musical history, which once again finds a use in our current, modern Studios ? when we can afford it.
Available in various woods types it is almost a decadent status symbol, although its basic components like keys, housing and Synthesis are as expected, simply functional, top quality and beautiful. Already a potential Classic.former retail price €3,147.06 (VAT excl.) No longer available!
Moog VX-352 Voyager CV Input Expander f. RME
Expander for the Moog Voyager RME. With this unit many MIDIgenerated parameters can be send out to external devices.Detailsformer retail price €318.49 (VAT excl.) No longer available!
Moogerfooger MF-108m Cluster Flux
Analog effect stompbox based on modulation effects. It offers flanger, chorus and vibrato effects, a number of connections and a LFO with 6 wave forms. The delay time can be tapped or synchronized to MIDI.Detailsformer retail price €478.15 (VAT excl.) No longer available!
Mungo Enterprises - w0 Arbitrary Oscillator
Digital oscillator with a huge frequency range and the possibility to read your own waveforms in .wav format from a SD card in addition to the internal wave forms. Ultra-stable tracking due to it's digital core make it perfect for FM sounds. Phase and symmetry of the waveforms can be voltage controlled.Detailsformer retail price €503.36 (VAT excl.) No longer available!
Mungo Enterprises - Zoom module
All modules from Mungo's Zero series offer a Zoom function to operate all potentiometers (parameter controls and attenuators) with coarse, normal or fine resolution. This is especially super useful for oscillator frequencies and delay times. The Zoom module enables this function.Detailsformer retail price €27.73 (VAT excl.) No longer available!
NWS - Chaos Engine
NWS is the abbreviation for "Nick´s World of Synthesizers" and his Chaos engine is a funny sound generator with five free tunable oscillators. Each oscillator is played with a dedicated button so you can generate chords, drones and dissonances. Oscillator synchronization and Chaos extends the sound spectrum, providing chaotic and wild sounds. The circuitry is based on discrete transistors which guarantees great analog sound.Detailsformer retail price €108.40 (VAT excl.) No longer available!
Sound Study Modular - MIDI 2 CV
As a clone of the open source project CV PAL by Mutable Instruments the Midi 2 CV is in first line fast as lightning, at least with certain computer operating systems. It offers various modes of operation, a range of four octaves and a resolution of less than 2 mV. It connects and is supplied with power via USB only.Detailsformer retail price €75.63 (VAT excl.) No longer available!
Synthesis Technology - E340 Cloud Generator
The E340 simultaneously generates eight digital oscillators that can be detuned in relation to each other. The result ranges from soft beatings over supersaw-ish rave pads to organ-like sounds.Detailsformer retail price €315.13 (VAT excl.) No longer available!
Synthesis Technology - E350 Morphing Terrarium
Unique wavetable VCO with 2 independent waveform outputs. What sets the E350 apart from previous wavetable oscillators is the voltage-controlled two-dimensional morphing. Sound is really good and clear.Detailsformer retail price €335.29 (VAT excl.) No longer available!
Synthrotek - DLY (Delay)
Just like his small brother, the Echo, also the DLY is built around the same semi-digital bucket-brigade IC (PT2399) and thus has a similar character. But it has been improved in a few points, is more useful as a delay and has a dry/wet function now.Details
Doesn't cost much, sounds metalllic and really good, unless you reach the IC's extreme ranges where interesting artifacts happen. :)former retail price €113.45 (VAT excl.) No longer available!
Synthrotek - Echo
Compact, voltage controlled and affordable effect module for creating echos, delays and reverbs. A must for your system, especially regarding the price!Detailsformer retail price €92.44 (VAT excl.) No longer available!
Synthrotek - MIDI to CV
This MIDI interface definitely stands out because monophonic conversion of MIDI notes (from MIDI In or USB) into CV and gate as well as MIDI Clock to analog clock is one function only. As the USB port in this module can send data too, you might as well convert MIDI data from the DIN socket to USB MIDI (or the other way round) and convert analog clock into MIDI Clock.Details
Let's read the sentence one again: use your modular system for generating a MIDI master Clock and synchronise for instance your computer to your modular!!!former retail price €158.82 (VAT excl.) No longer available!
Synthrotek - Noise Filtering Distribution Board
This passive bus board's main feature are the noise filtering capacitors located at three locations of the board. They reduce noise and bleedthru between modules and provide for clean signals. 17 connectors for modules are more than competitors' busboards offer.Detailsformer retail price €46.22 (VAT excl.) No longer available!


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The town is so small there is no stop light, but people in town were definitely stopping and taking a second look when they realized something at the elderly woman's house was not right.
A lot of things come up to this quaint little white and yellow house.
Bird feeders attract birds, and according to police, something else was attracting quite the crowd.
Stonewall Police Chief Joshua Vincent said, "We had a few people come to me and tell me they've been seeing a lot of vehicles coming and leaving from the residence."
They told officers they thought Patsey Marlene Maxwell may be selling illegal drugs.
Vincent said he gathered a few more clues and then called the DA's drug task force.
Authorities raided Maxwell's home.
"They found several pounds of marijuana," Vincent said. "They found a little .22 pistol."
Authorities say it was high-grade marijuana, and some of it was individually wrapped for distribution.
They also found cash and drug paraphernalia.
Maxwell also lives within 2,000 feet of a school.
After the discovery, police hauled the elderly woman off to jail.
Some of Maxwell's neighbors knew police had been to her home and were stunned when they learned why.
"Nice!" One neighbor said. "She's a little ole bitty lady."
"If you saw her you'd just think it was somebody's grandma walking to the store or going to the post office," Vincent said. "A lot of people were really surprised about it."
Maxwell was charged three counts of unlawful distribution of CDS within 2,000 feet of a school, two counts of unlawful use of a telecommunication device to facilitate a felony and one count of possession of firearm in the commission of a felony.
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New York - The Iranian judiciary is using threats of lengthy prison sentences and coerced televised statements in an attempt to cover up its arbitrary detention and torture of internet journalists and civil society activists, Human Rights Watch said today. Since September, more than 20 internet journalists and civil society activists have been arrested and held in a secret detention center in Tehran. Most have since been released on bail. In a public letter to President Mohammed Khatami on December 10, the father of one of those detained, Ali Mazroi-who is also president of the Association of Iranian Journalists and a former member of parliament-implicated the judiciary in the torture and secret detention of the detainees.
Immediately afterwards, the chief prosecutor of Tehran, Judge Saeed Mortazavi, filed charges against Mazroi for libel. On December 11, Mortazavi ordered the detention of three of the released detainees-Omid Memarian, Shahram Rafizadeh and Ruzbeh Mir Ebrahimi-as witnesses for the prosecution in the case. These three journalists and Javad Gholam Tamayomi, a journalist who has been in detention since October 18, were brought to Mortazavi's office.
Mortazavi threatened the four detainees with lengthy prison sentences if they did not deny Mazroi's allegations. They were interrogated for three consecutive days for eight hours each day.
On December 14, the four detainees were brought in front of a televised "press conference" arranged by Judge Mortazavi, and forced to deny that they had been subjected to solitary confinement, torture and ill-treatment during their earlier detention. That evening, Iran's government-controlled television news broadcast videotapes that showed the four detainees saying that their jailors treated them as "gently as flowers."
"If there are any credible charges against these journalists, the judiciary should hold fair trials instead of forcing them to appear on television and say their torturers treated them well," said Joe Stork, Washington director of Human Rights Watch's Middle East division.
Human Rights Watch has obtained detailed information about the torture and solitary confinement of the detainees at the secret detention center.
The detainees had been kept at a secret location within one hour of central Tehran, where they were held in solitary confinement in small cells for up to three months. During the entire length of their detention they were subjected to torture-including beatings with electrical cables-and interrogations that lasted up to 11 hours at a stretch.
The detainees were denied access to lawyers, and to medical care when they fell ill. They were allowed family visits rarely. They were often threatened with the arrest of family members and friends if they did not cooperate. Their mental stress had reportedly reached such a level that many detainees had become suicidal.
The apparent purpose of this torture and mistreatment was to extract confessions that implicate reformist politicians and civil society activists in activities such as spying and violating national security laws. The detainees were interrogated by the same person, an operative who uses the pseudonym "Keshavarz." The magistrate in charge of these detainees is known as "Mehdipoor." Both the interrogator and magistrate repeatedly delivered messages and threats to the detainees on behalf of Judge Mortazavi.
"These detainees had been detained and tortured by secret squads apparently taking orders from Judge Mortazavi himself," Stork said. "Mortazavi obviously has a lot at stake in covering up his role in this affair."
Human Rights Watch called on the Iranian government to investigate Judge Mortazavi's role in orchestrating the detention and torture of nonviolent journalists and activists and to end its campaign of repression against free speech.


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CANNES, France — The class envy raging through F. Scott Fitzgerald's "The Great Gatsby" helps to explain why teenage readers, usually assigned the book in school, fall under its spell. So sad about that doomed love, the kids sigh. Money can't buy you the best things in life. But those mad Prohibition-era parties sure seemed like the berries.
Class envy rages through the Cannes Film Festival too. So the "Gatsby" festivities Wednesday night made a grand kind of sense. At the opening ceremony, first came a tribute to this year's main competition jury president, Steven Spielberg, complete with a 20-person chorale singing "Miss Celie's Blues" from "The Color Purple." This was followed by the rather coolly received screening of Baz Luhrmann's "Gatsby," already open in the United States.
If Jay Gatsby was forever the upstart with his nose up against the glass of Old Money privilege, Cannes each year hosts thousands and thousands of would-be Gatsbys, lusting after the wealth and better-connected among them. The press is not above such class issues. In Cannes you sport one of several highly codified strata of badge, culminating in blanc. This means you get to scoot past all the blue and pink and red and yellow badges in all the other lines for the 8:30 a.m. screening, or the 7:30 p.m., or the midnight.
Generally the ushers save a couple of choice rows in the main festival theaters for le blanc. The ushers have been known to rebuke interlopers with a slight but threatening-sounding mistranslation: "No, monsieur. No. This is for white people only." If the festival wasn't such an obvious and stimulating multicultural melting pot, both on screen and off, there'd have been a riot over that linguistic hiccup years ago.
How did the tragicomic saga of Jay Gatsby, the great pretender and all-American striver, go over at Cannes? Prolonged standing ovations are common at the Cannes red-carpet premieres. This made the polite, if not timid, reception at the end of "Gatsby" all the more noticeable. The applause, more dribbly than thunderous, carried the distinct sound of a dressy, starry audience having had its fill, thanks, of Luhrmann's visual frenzy.
In terms of haute couture, I did what I could to tone up the evening. The Cannes opening ceremony and dinner both require formal wear. I tried to get by with one of those not-quite-tuxedo outfits you see fellows like Brad Pitt and Ryan Gosling pulling off so nicely at the Oscars.
My standard black necktie never made it within 100 yards of the red carpet; I gained access to the theater after shelling out for a 15-euro bow tie provided by three pitying representatives of the festival and tied, hastily, in the pouring rain. I looked like a B-team caterer, late for a gig.
At the dinner, in a tent by the beach, the champagne and wine flowed like high-quality French champagne and wine. The sea bass? Fetching. The amuse bouche? Amusing. Droll, even. Jury president Spielberg mingled with "Gatsby" stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Tobey Maguire and Carey Mulligan. Julianne Moore, representing Revlon, swanned by. The rest of us filled in the tables off in the corner.
And then came the social comeuppance. Sneaking into one of the Renault coupes provided for festival celebrities bound for the Warner Brothers "Gatsby" after-party, for which we did not have invitations, we shared the car with some Aussies and Germans. A few minutes later, deposited in front of the after-party venue on the other side of the Cannes harbor, it became clear that not a single one of us piling out like dressed-up Shriners at the circus actually had the right invitation. And none of us got in. And that was that. We ran back to the rental unit, in the rain, which was like a movie, come to think of it.
Thursday morning, following a screening of Francois Ozon's sleek, rather shallow student-prostitute drama "Jeune et Jolie," the new Sofia Coppola picture "The Bling Ring" opened the Un Certain Regard sidebar competition. It's based on the true story of a group of teenage Paris Hilton and Lindsay Lohan wannabes who went on an extended spree of home burglaries of demi-celebrities living in the Hollywood Hills.
Like Luhrmann's "Gatsby," which one suspects Luhrmann wanted to make in order to film Gatsby flinging all those expensive silk shirts at Daisy Buchanan, Coppola's anecdotal account is packed with slavish, speed-shifting images of young people ogling shiny things (shoes, handbags) and indulging in chemically altered behavior and revolution-worthy party excess, in montage after montage. The young and the restless in "The Bling Ring" are played by, among others, Emma Watson of the "Harry Potter" franchise and a New Trier High School graduate-to-be named Katie Chang. (More tomorrow online regarding Chang's big movie break.)
Old sport, I don't mind telling you: After "Gatsby" and "Bling," I was ready for some good old-fashioned art-house images of grinding poverty. The festival has barely begun. More to come.


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TRUCKEE, Calif. – Below are select incidents from the Truckee Police Department's press log for Nov. 12-26, along with previously unreported incidents.
October 30
• A victim of fictitious check scam was contacted in the lobby of the Truckee Police Department. Preliminary investigation shows the victim's check account was stolen and printed on fictitious checks and used at several Southern California department stores
November 3
• A reporting party claimed a previous friend threatened her over some relationship issues. Officers took a report for documentation only.
November 11
• Officers took a report of illegal dumping and related suspicious activity that may be related to scrap metal thefts in the area. The incident occurred on West River Street.
November 13
• A reporting party called and wished to make a documentation report regarding a conversation she had with her ex-husband.
November 14
• A reporting party located an old wallet under his house on Stuart Ct and turned the wallet in to police.
• A report was forwarded to Nevada County Probation Department regarding a juvenile, whose behavior was uncontrollable toward one of his parents.
• A verbal argument between two grandmothers over child custody issues turned into a physical confrontation between the two grandmothers. One of the grandmothers had left the scene prior to officer's arrival. The other grandmother had minor scrapes from the confrontation. The incident occurred on Olympic Drive.
November 15
• Two juveniles were found to be in possession of alcohol on school grounds. Charges were forwarded to juvenile probation.
• Subject purchased items and brought them to a nonprofit school on Palisades Drive. When subject stopped working at the nonprofit school, she had her husband go and retrieve the items. The reporting party wanted to see receipts before subject removed the items from the nonprofit school.
November 16
• A vehicle was stolen the previous night or in the morning of November 16 out of the parking lot on Estates Drive. The vehicle was entered into the system and the case is pending further leads.
November 17
• Officers arrested a male subject for no bail warrant out of Nevada County.
November 18
• A juvenile was detained and arrested by loss prevention officer for shoplifting on Donner Pass Road. The juvenile was cited and released to parents.
November 19
• A local business located on River Park Place was unlawfully entered and cash was stolen from the cash register. The owner of the business suspects her son might be responsible for the theft. The case is pending.
November 20
• A reporting party attempted to contact her elderly neighbor who suffers from medical problems. The victim did not come to the door which prompted the reporting party to contact police dispatch. Fire personnel and law enforcement entered the residence and found the victim deceased from an apparent medical episode. The incident was documented.
• Victim reported an unknown suspect entered his unlocked vehicle and dumped raw sewage into the passenger compartment. The incident occurred on Surrey Place in Glenshire. The case is pending additional evidence or suspect information.
November 21
• Anonymous reporting party called in saying there was a male subject with a rope in his hand on Highway 89 South. Officers located a male who was found to be in possession of drug paraphernalia and admitted to injecting methamphetamine earlier in the day. He admitted to being the anonymous reporting party and making the call. It was determined he was not suicidal. He was subsequently arrested for possession of drug paraphernalia.
November 22
• Officers a verbal argument between husband and wife on Royal Way.
• A subject was contacted and suspected of being under the influence of a controlled substance. He was subsequently arrested.
November 23
• Officers conducted a probation search of a local probationer's residence. During the search a glass pipe commonly used for smoking methamphetamine was located in the subject's pocket. The subject provided a urine sample which tested presumptive positive for methamphetamine. The subject was arrested and booked into Nevada County Jail.
• Officers reported theft of property from unlocked vehicle on Bernese Lane.
• An unknown suspect removed several items from two vehicles parked in the driveway on Bernese Lane.
• Officers took a report of theft of property from unlocked vehicle parked on Bernese Lane.
• Officers reported theft of property from unlocked vehicle on Schussing Way.
• An unknown suspect burglarized an apartment on Estate Drive and stole the television from the living room. There is ongoing investigation.
• A female left her vehicle unsecured on Jeffery Pine Road. The following morning she noticed someone had "rifled" through her vehicle and stole $38 in cash.
• A snowblower was stolen from driveway on Rainbow Drive. The case was closed due to lack of suspect leads.
November 24
• Two subjects shot handguns from a balcony in town limits. A report was taken and sent to District Attorney for review.
• Suspect and victim are married. The suspect pushed the victim, causing victim to cut her wrist on a piece of glass. Officers arrested the suspect for domestic violence. The victim was transported to the hospital by family member.
• Officers took a report of a verbal argument between ex-spouses on Zurich Place.
• Male subject lost his wallet somewhere in Truckee. The wallet was reported as lost property.
November 25
• Officers responded to a 911 call regarding a kidnapping in progress on Alder Creek Road. The suspect who made the 911 call was found to be under the influence of a narcotic and was arrested. There was no evidence showing that kidnapping had taken place.
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