Idol Gets Beatlemania
It’s been a hard day’s night for American Idol, but the show finally has a ticket to ride.
The music publisher that controls the Beatles’ John Lennon-Paul McCartney composed hits has given Idol the go-ahead to let its contestants have their way with the likes of “Yesterday, ” “Let It Be” and, should someone be so brave, “I Am the Walrus.”
The scoop was served up Wednesday on Idol host Ryan Seacrest’s morning radio show in Los Angeles.
“It’s something we’ve waited for for seven seasons now, ” Idol executive producer Nigel Lythgoe told Seacrest. “Sony has agreed to release the Lennon and McCartney songbook to us.”
“When the Top 12 sing for the first time this season, it will be the music of Lennon and McCartney, ” he told Seacrest. “We’ve given them a list because it’s all of the early songs — from ‘I Want to Hold Your Hand’ to ‘Got to Get You Into My Life.’ These fantastic songs. It’s one of the few areas that everybody knows.”
Idol’s ability to secure the songbook’s usage apparently happened fairly quickly. During a December conference call with reporters, Lythgoe said Idol still didn’t have the rights to the songbook.
“If that Lennon/McCartney songbook were open to us, I would love that, ” gushed Lythgoe. “At the same time, I would really like it when we have got our best singers. I would hate to ruin Beatles material. I really would.”
During his conversation with Seacrest, Lythgoe allegedly that the talent level of Idol’s seventh-season contestants is the reason why Sony/ATV made the songbook available.
”American Idol”: Girls’ Night Outrage
What the heck happened to tonight’s episode of American Idol? My digital-cable channel guide said something about how the top 10 women of season 7 would be performing songs of the ’70s, but instead, Fox pulled a fast one and aired a ”Worst of the Worst: Ladies’ Edition” special. And to get all Paula Abdul on you for a second, it was every color of awful.
There were gray, gloomy, and off-key ballads. There was beige karaoke. There were bold and daring combinations of hues that may have looked good on paper but in practice turned out just plain ugly. There were kaleidoscopic meltdowns of pitch, styling, and general good taste. There was even a blood-red tongue. (Scary!)
Song choice hurts the ladies on ‹Idol
The theme of Wednesday …America Idol was 70s music, but the storyline was all about song choice. In the vast majority of cases, the judges were unimpressed with the contestants selections, and several left themselves in danger of being voted off by picking songs that didnt give them enough of a chance to shine onstage.
Recap: ‘American Idol’ Top 10 Women Perform
Welcome back to American Idol, where saying you want to decapitate a 16-year-old boy and leave his bloody skull dangling from your rearview mirror is a compliment and a sign of thoughtfully conceived judging. Which of the Top 10 Idol Women will prove deserving of becoming disembodied automotive ornamentation on Wednesday night?
American Idol: Top 10 Girls Perform
The theme again was “Songs from the ’70s, ” and for the most part I think the girls handled it better than the boys last night. And they also remained consistent with their performances last week to the most part. That is to say that the girls who struggled last week seemed, at best, to do only marginally better this week. The only surprises for me were some of the girls who blew me away last week turned around and struggled with their vocals tonight.
David Archuleta Can Still Be Gotten For Good Odds
Thinking on betting David Archuleta to win this year’s American Idol? Don’t take too long thinking. At -150, which is almost even odds, Archuleta is still a bargain after his fantastic performance Tuesday night. A $1.50 bet pays $1.00 and you would get back that initial $1.50 if David Archuleta were to win. At this point in time he almost looks like a lock. Big Juicy is one of the latest online gambling websites to post odds on American Idol. More great news, they still had them up during the performance shows.
Michael Slezak of Entertainment Weekly writes of David Archuleta:
David Archuleta: A Lock For The ‘American Idol’ Crown?
From the looks of things, 17-year-old David Archuleta is following in the footsteps of another 17-year-old singer ‘ Jordin Sparks, who, at the conclusion of the sixth season of “American Idol, ” was crowned the victor, making her the youngest winner in the show’s history.
For Archuleta, a young Salt Lake City denizen with boyish charm, a stylish look, silky vocals and overly goofy modesty, the road to the season-seven finale is still a long ways away, but early on in the competition, he seems the clear ‘ and perhaps unassailable ‘ front-runner. Even acerbic judge Simon Cowell, who doesn’t seem at all impressed with this season’s crop of contenders, called Archuleta out as the one to beat during Tuesday night’s episode.
‘American Idol’ Chosen One is some kind of natural
Only once before in “Idol” history has a candidate so totally dominated the race so early; only once previously has a singer come to the Idoldome and owned it so totally that the entire season eventually became one acceptance speech. And that candidate was Carrie Underwood. And that season was Season 4 — widely considered, despite a certain lack of suspense, the iconic “American Idol” season.
Once again, we stand at a place where early on, the competition is on the brink of collapsing in the face of a talent who lays waste to all before him. Could the Chosen One, David Archuleta, in week two of the competition, be on the brink of wrapping it all up and turning Season 7 into a four-month coronation of America’s next superstar?
David Archuleta’s ‘Imagine’ wasn’t just imagined up
Who is David Archuleta, really? Aside from the next American Idol, that is. In this second round of boys’ night, the dewy teen pulled out so far ahead of the competition that we might as well all go to the gym Tuesday evenings for the next few weeks and skip the show.
Risking “Imagine, ” a song forever wedded to the Liverpudlian nasality of a certain martyred Beatle, Archuleta defined what “Idol” means by “making it your own.” Without denting his aura of innocence, he switched up the melody, inflecting it with soulful touches that had Paula’s upper lip visibly moist. She called him a superstar, Randy said it was one of the best “Idol” vocals ever and Simon called him “the one to beat.” True to form, the Chosen One feigned mild astonishment, like a child gazing in wonder upon his birthday cake.
Where is ‘Idol’ longshot Jason Yeager getting his styling inspiration?
I’m sure all of us American Idol fans were left with a bevy of questions following Jason Yeager’s baffling Tuesday night performance of “Long Train Runnin'”: Why in the world would he choose the Doobie Brothers? What was up with that finishing pose? And what exactly was he talking about with Ryan after fielding the panel’s less-than-stellar reviews?
But the most pressing query of all for the soon-to-be-ousted contestant (pictured, left) is simply, why the blond patch? (I can only hope Yeager addresses this in his post-elimination interview with EW.com.)
“Idol” Contestant Wigs Out
After once being linked to Britney Spears, “American Idol” contestant Robbie Carrico picked up one of the popwreck’s habits — a love for wigs!
TMZ has learned the 26-year-old long-haired wannabe’s mane is actually a wig and it’s got “Idol” execs flipping out. Sources tell us Robbie never talks about his matted down piece and that makes production members feel like it’s the blonde elephant in the room. It seems Simon was right last night — Robbie is a fake!
Where’s Sanjaya’s pony-hawk or Kat McPhee’s extensions when you need them?!
A rep for “Idol” would not comment.
‘Idol’ Tracker: Facing the judges’ Do’s and Don’ts
Only once before in “Idol” history has a candidate so totally dominated the race so early; only once previously has a singer come to the Idoldome and owned it so totally that the entire season eventually became one acceptance speech. And that candidate was Carrie Underwood. And that season was Season 4 ‘- widely considered, despite a certain lack of suspense, the iconic “American Idol” season.
Once again, we stand at a place where so early on the competition is on the brink of collapsing in the face of a talent who lays waste to all before him. Could The Chosen One, David Archuleta, in week two of the competition, be on the brink of wrapping it all up and turning Season 7 into a four-month coronation of America next superstar?
American Idol: Why it No Good to Be Too Good
t an incredibly bold idea. Start a reality show on the premise that somewhere out there, amazing singers are lurking and just waiting for their chance. Then, go out and find these incredible singers and let American decide which one gets to experience fame. But scratch the surface of American Idol, and there much more involved than just singing.
The best dont always win. It just that simple. I mean – cmon – Taylor Hicks? Really, was he the best singer? And Chris Daughtry – if he cant win the show, you might as well throw the radio out the window. Jennifer Hudson got booted, then went on to sing her heart out in an Oscar-winning Dreamgirls performance. Last year winner Jordin Sparks has had dismal record sales, though she beat out twenty-three other fantastic singers just to seal the deal. Listen, Clay Aiken didnt even win his season – remember? The best dont always win.
Ask the Answer Bitch
Last week, Paula Abdul debuted the video for her new song, her first single in more than a decade. Has anyone else been able to revive a singing career after such an extended absence?
MTV’s Got No Love for Paula
MTV does not want its Paula Abdul! Last week, the American Idol judge released her first music video in over a decade, …Dance Like There No Tomorrow, which features the signature moves that made her a must-see in the 90s. But MTV isnt about to revisit history as the 45-year-old makes her comeback.
…There are currently no plans to play the video, an MTV spokesperson tells OK!. While most artists videos are usually submitted and then reviewed to be added to a network play rotation, a music insider tells OK! that Paula has yet to make the rounds.
Paula Abdul’s Video Has No Tomorrow on MTV
Dear OK!: If you’re surprised that MTV has decided to not put Paula Abdul’s video for “Dance Like There’s No Tomorrow” on their playlist, you are probably not so good at things like basic music-industry math, either. Let’s add up the numbers:
Cowell is ITV’s new Gladiator
Simon Cowell is making a new show to rival Sky Gladiators, The Sun can reveal.
The multi-millionaire TV company Syco is producing a huge arena competition for ITV1.
ITV sources says the show, which is as yet unnamed, will attempt to rival Sky One revamped Gladiators.
It will be a modern take on Gladiators, including interactive and video gaming elements.
An ITV insider said: …ITV bosses were offered Gladiators, but turned it down in favour of Simon idea.
…The two shows are going to war.
American Idol – Ryan Seacrest could be up for presenter award
American Idol host Ryan Seacrest could be nominated for a new Emmy award, it has been reported.
According to Variety, it is possible that the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences may announced a new category for best reality TV host, to be presented at the primetime Emmy Awards.
Insiders have told the Hollywood publication that the award category has already been granted tentative approval and will be formally announced in March, following a final board meeting vote.
It is thought that if the award is created, potential nominees could include Jeff Probst, host of long-running reality jungle competition Survivor, as well as American Idol’s Ryan Seacrest.
Clay Aiken Spills the Beans on Upcoming Album
Raleigh native Clay Aiken is a busy man these days, performing at night on Broadway as Sir Robin in “Monty Python’s Spamalot” and working on his upcoming studio album during the day.
It’s been five years since Aiken put together an original album, or one that is, he says, at least 95 percent original.
“Some of it is, you know, a kind of half-way version of original, ” he said. “But it’s all stuff that I’d imagine 90 percent of people have not heard.”
The songs had to meet two qualifications.
Many Oscar-worthy movies on the horizon
Here a look at the films of March and April. Release dates are subject to change.
APRIL 11 – …College: Drake Bell either has 2008 boys-behaving-badly hit on his hands or just another superbad teenage comedy. He one of three high-school pals (along with Andrew Caldwell and Kevin Covais) who, after being dumped by their ladies, hit a nearby college for fun, beer and sex.
The band Daughtry continues to stand out, just as its front man did on ‘Idol’
After getting booted from American Idol during Season 5, Chris Daughtry knew that his musical career had received a major push nonetheless.
“The show got me in front of a huge audience, ” says the bald rocker. “The main thing was getting my voice heard by more than just 15 people in a bar.”
He soon signed with 19 Entertainment and RCA Records, which holds contracts with fellow Idol alumni, including Kelly Clarkson and Bo Bice. Then he formed a band he named after himself. Not long after the debut CD Daughtry was released in 2006, the singer-songwriter from North Carolina struck gold, then platinum again and again. The album, boasting expertly crafted pieces of pop-rock radio candy, has sold more than 4 million copies. Its popularity has been strong for two years.
KEEP A WEATHER EYE OUT FOR TERESA JENEE
Jenee, along with Nikko Smith and Nite Owl, will perform at 9 p.m. Tuesday at the Suite Soul Spot event at the Old Rock House, 1200 South Seventh Street. Cover is $10. More information is available at www.myspace.com/teresajeneemusic or www.myspace.com/vanitaapplebum.
GO! TO THE BASH
BOB 94.9 FM, “Harrisburg’s country station, ” as it is billed, will be holding its 11th annual “BOB Birthday Bash” on April 5 at the Zembo Auditorium in Harrisburg.
This year’s list of performers includes Lee Brice, Ashton Shepherd, Phil Stacey from “American Idol, ” and trios Lady Antebellum and Carter’s Chord.
‘Idol’: Jon Peter Lewis Plays Judge
And so another year has come and gone, and once again we are spending a few hours out of the workday catching up on who from Idol was great and who we’d like to slap in the face. You know, I’m not usually so amped up about TV, or anything else, for that matter. Normally I enjoy sitting back and soaking things in apathetically, but something about Idol seems to pull me into my most critical self. I don’t know how I feel about that.
‘American Idol’ Recap: David Archuleta Is The One To Beat, But David Hernandez Arrives
Jim Cantiello, MTV News’ very own “American Idol” Yoda and personal friend of yours truly, is on assignment for the next two weeks and has graciously asked me to fill in his prodigious shoes. But no need to worry, folks, he’ll still be delivering his brilliant and unprecedented “Idol” and “Project Runway” 60-second recaps later this week, and he’ll be back manning these written “Idol” recaps faster than Taylor Hicks got dropped from his record label! Oh, wait. …
So on with the show … or maybe not. It was the second week of these live showcases and we were still straddled with mediocre-at-best performances by a group of guys I once stated was one of the more talented so far. I was mostly wrong.
‘American Idol’ Guys: 10 Things We Didn’t Know About You
The 10 guys still standing last night on “American Idol” sing ’70s songs while each reveals the One Thing America Might Not Know About Me.
What America Might Not Know About Michael Johns is he’s “a bit of a jock” and a lot of his best songs come from playing tennis. Zzzzzzz . . .
Oh, sorry. Michael sings “Go Your Own Way.” Judge Randy Jackson calls it “nice” and judge Paula Abdul calls it “charismatic” but judge Simon Cowell calls it a weak song choice. But it’s always “been a dream” of Michael’s to do a half-baked job of a Fleetwood Mac song, so “for me personally, absolutely it was the right song, ” he says.
American Idol: The Feat of the Fetus
Welcome to the Top Twenty. Let’s all cross our fingers and hope tonight won’t be as painful as last week. Tink is lowered from the ceiling with his usual “please give me a f**king break I have like ten jobs and need a nap” face, but I can’t hear what he’s saying because I am confused. Did he get bigger? Hmmm. Must be that skinny tie. Nice work. It’s like when fat dudes wear the JWahl beard to try and make it look like they have a jawline instead of just one giant face. Glad I got that off my chest. Let’s get the show on the road, shall we?
American Idol Ah The Power Of Cheese
On the boy end of ‹70s night, Randy was looking skinny and Paula was hiding her light beneath a bushel, i.e. covering her cleavage with a tassel necklace.
And some boys sang.
Suicides Rise After Top 10 Boys Perform on American Idol
American Idol 7 delivered another round of corporate sponsored suck as the top 10 boys sang schmaltzy ‹70s songs.
Random observations about the Idol hopefuls:
TrÃƒÆ’ ¨s Bien faces reality
TrÃƒÆ’ ¨s Bien singer Mikey Bostino initially balked. He hated reality shows like American Idol, but suddenly here was an opportunity to be on one: His three bandmates wanted to try out for The Next Great American Band. After internally grappling with the notion, Bostino finally relented. Four months later, he’s still not sure he made the right decision.
The members of TrÃƒÆ’ ¨s Bien, four guys barely 21 years old, have been close friends since before they formed the band in 2002 while attending Clearwater High School. Last summer they took the plunge and submitted a video to the Fox network. Then the phone call came, instructing the four Clearwater residents to go to Las Vegas for a tryout. It went well, they thought. Weeks passed, then the next call came, informing the members they’d made the cut and would be flown to Los Angeles.


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Acclaimed as being in the vanguard of the new wave of British horror writers, Gary McMahon has been publishing novels and short stories at a prolific clip for over a decade now. He writes about damaged, dysfunctional people struggling to deal with the real world, who find themselves unlucky enough to stumble into its dark, unreal corners along the way.
His new book THE BONES OF YOU is a dirty realist take on the haunted house novel; a taut tale of the darker aspects of love and family (although McMahon is careful to give his characters a hope of redemption, despite being a self-confessed miserabilist). FANGORIA spoke to him about whether the light at the end of the tunnel is simply that of the oncoming train…
FANGORIA: What were your aims when you began writing THE BONES OF YOU?
GARY MCMAHON: Basically, I wanted to write a genuinely creepy story. I also wanted to say something about duty and parenthood, and the ties that bind a family together. The final element was betrayal. I love ghost stories, and feel that they’re often underutilised as a way of examining themes like these ones. So I suppose that’s what I tried to do – use the mechanics of a ghost story to examine themes of duty, parenthood and betrayal.
FANG: The novella is not a particularly common form these days—I’d imagine they’re a tough sell—what attracted you to writing a story at that length?
MCMAHON: It’s 60,000 words in length, so I’d call THE BONES OF YOU a short novel rather than a novella. I’m happier at that length; I’ve always written short. Give me a target of 90,000 words and I start shitting myself. I think horror fiction works best with brevity: get in, do your thing, and get back out again quickly.
FANG: I’d agree—I think much the same can be said about horror films—but I wonder why that is? Is there a sense that horror works best in short bursts, that it’s such an intense emotion that it’s difficult to sustain over the long haul? And yet you have Stephen King writing these huge novels that define literary horror for a lot of people.
MCMAHON: That’s a good point, and you might be right about the short bursts being more effective. Also, the suspension of disbelief is necessary in most supernatural horror, so perhaps that’s a factor: we can only suspend our disbelief for a finite amount of time before it all starts getting a bit silly? King’s a special case for me. I much prefer short novels, but I’d argue that what a lot of people call “bloat” in King’s novels tends to be better than 90% of the rest of the horror genre.
FANG: On the one hand, the story has quite a classical genre setup; on the other, you ground it in a lot of very gritty, real world concerns that give it a dramatic impact beyond the simply horrific. Was this a conscious attempt to mix two different styles?
MCMAHON: Not really. Most of my work has that mix. It’s just the way I work. I’m less interested in straight horror than I am in using horror conventions to examine facets of the real world, problems that we all encounter every day. I see horror as a great tool to use if you want to dig deep and get to the core of a given theme. I love horror, but I want it to do more than give me a superficial jolt.
FANG: Your work seems very strongly rooted in the urban and the quotidian – do you think horror is more effective when placed amongst the everyday?
MCMAHON: For me personally, yes it is. Always. I’m much more afraid of something creepy in a concrete underpass than I am of something slinking through a fantasy landscape. Real life is terrifying. People are terrifying. Add in the supernatural, and you’ve got something that might just scare the hell out of people.
FANG: So do you enjoy classical gothic horror at all? Or is there a sense that its time has passed, that it’s simply too stylised a setting to work anymore?
MCMAHON: Oh, yes, I love a lot of classic horror. That’s the first kind of horror I ever read. DRACULA was a life-changing book for me when I read it as a young lad, and I adore Shelley’s FRANKENSTEIN. I like a lot of Algernon Blackwood’s work. The ghost stories of M.R. James have always been a particular influence. Robert Aickman—although he isn’t strictly “classical”—is one of the best writers who ever worked in the genre. Although I like to read classical horror, it’s not really my area when it comes to writing. I’m after a different effect, I use a different voice, but I like to think I’m always influenced by the greats.
FANG: Structurally, I found it interesting just how long you delay the horror. There are moments of supernatural weirdness along the way, but for the most part it’s largely a piece of social realist fiction, almost. Was this planned, or simply something that happened in the writing?
MCMAHON: Again, it’s just how I like to work. The episodes of horror are actually the parts I’m least interested in when I write. I’m fascinated by my characters, how they move, how they live, what they do in their daily lives, and how the horror either comes from that or impinges upon it. I wanted the supernatural elements to be integral to, and spring from, the characters and their psychological states.
FANG: So, are you tempted to write a non-genre work? Is there a sense that you’re using horror as a saleable vehicle to ‘smuggle’ in the more character-based concerns that you really want to write about?
MCMAHON: The very notion of horror being “saleable” is funny beyond words. Whatever I write seems to be horrific, so even if I did decide to work on something that I felt was outside the genre it would be a horror story. Those elements would be there. I actually have a project in mind – a novel called PUNCH – that on the surface isn’t a horror novel at all. It’s about a group of forty-something wasters, male violence, infidelity, social ennui, and myth-making. But deep down, when all’s said and done, there will always be horror in my work. It’s the prism through which I see the world.
FANG: One of the most striking things about the novella is how deeply sad it is— the sense of people trying (and often failing) to escape the traps that have been made for them, whether by others or themselves. Do you think the melancholic and the horrific can comfortably exist side by side? Do you think the human horrors of the book are almost more impactful than the ghostly ones?
MCMAHON: I think ghost stories specifically need a sense of the melancholy. I’m a very melancholic (my wife would say miserable) person, so it’s kind of a default position for me. I’ve always said that the best ghost stories feature a haunted person meeting a haunted place. Ghosts are a great metaphor for the human horrors we each hold inside us and I like to explore that liminal area – the spaces between the natural and the supernatural. There’s also a profound sadness about the notion of spirits hanging around after the body has gone to dust.
FANG: Whilst I’m guessing you don’t believe in actual ghosts, have you ever visited anywhere that felt profoundly ‘haunted’ to you? I’m talking more in a tangible sense of a building’s atmosphere being affected by prior people or events, rather than any literal rattling chains or the like.
MCMAHON: I once lived in a house in [London’s] Bounds Green that I’m absolutely convinced was haunted. I had difficulty sleeping there if I was alone – to the point that I’d sit downstairs all night with the TV on and fight sleep rather than close my eyes. There was a genuine sense of dread, a feeling that I wasn’t alone in there. At night I used to hear banging noises directly under my bed, as if someone were hammering on the underside of the floorboards. The guy who had the room below mine never heard a thing. I’d wake up and think that someone was sitting perched on the edge of the bed – I even felt their weight on my feet. Whenever I entered my room, I never felt alone. It was terrifying. But, oddly, I don’t believe in ghosts.
FANG: What are some of your favorite ghost stories? Was there anything that was a specific influence on this book at all?
MCMAHON: My favorite ghost stories are James’ OH, WHISTLE, AND I’LL COME TO YOU, MY LAD; ONLY PARTLY THERE by Lucius Shepard; a lot of tales by Ramsey Campbell (particularly THE OLD SCHOOL), and many more that I could mention if I had the space to do so.
THE BONES OF YOU wasn’t really influenced by any particular ghost story, but it was directly inspired by a real-life murder case in Soham, Cambridgeshire. Ian Huntley, a school caretaker, was convicted of the murders of two young girls. I wrote a short story called PUMPKIN NIGHT that was inspired directly by my feelings about the case, and a few years later I expanded the story into the novel.
FANG: The protagonist’s circumstances are obviously not your own, but the book does feel deeply personal. Was there any sense that you were writing about yourself, to a certain extent? If so, was that a painful/disturbing process?
MCMAHON: All of my writing is deeply personal, even if I’m not writing directly about myself. I’m a deeply confessional writer; I cannibalise elements of my life and use them in whatever project I’m working on at the time. It’s like therapy, but a lot cheaper. Writing exhausts me, both physically and emotionally. I think that’s why, because I’m always digging deep inside myself for material. On a lighter note, I often write about things that are important to me at the time. In THE BONES OF YOU, it’s karate, cats and the difficulties in maintaining a good parent/child relationship.
FANG: I remarked to you after reading it that the book felt like a film waiting to happen, and I know how big an influence cinema is on you… so go on, who would direct and star in your fantasy film adaptation of THE BONES OF YOU?
MCMAHON: Tim Roth would be the protagonist, Adam – I’d have him in everything because he’s such a great actor. Chloë Moretz would be great for the role of Pru – do you think she can do an English accent? Just to put you on the spot, I think you’d make a great job of directing this – it’s a cinematic landscape you know well. But if I couldn’t get you, I’d have Ben Wheatley, Paddy Considine (who’d be my second choice as main actor) or Shane Meadows. None of your Hollywood high-flyers: just honest-to-God British talent.
FANG: OK, I’ll get my people to talk to your people! So – what’s next?
MCMAHON: I have no idea. Honestly. I’ve been working on a novel – another ghost story – for over two years. I’d like to get that finished, but it’s proving to be a difficult task. This December a publisher is reprinting an out-of-print collection of mine (with additional new fiction) under the title of WHERE YOU LIVE. I have another short novel coming out early next year called THE END. Outside of writing, I’ve just passed my 5th kyu (purple belt) grading in karate, and am focusing on eventually achieving a black belt.
THE BONES OF YOU is published by Earthling Publications this Halloween.

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Minnesota GM Rick Spielman, speaking to TheMMQB’s Peter King, said “if” the Vikings take a quarterback, they “would want to redshirt him.”
“Ideally if we did pick a quarterback this year we would want to redshirt him anyway, and when he’d be ready to go, he’d play,” Spielman said. “But he’d probably use this year as a learning year. I can say that now, before our meetings, we’ll have the coaches and scouts speak, but if we are going to consider a quarterback at eight, I better have consensus in the building that this is our guy.
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The projects in this section showcase my multidisciplinary design portfolio.
I showcase my Graphic Design Skills, my UX Design Skills, and my Design Thinking process. I walk you through the research that went into each project; in some cases the development of personas, then through the discovery of pain points represented by journey mapping and empathy mapping. For some projects I also show final experience maps, and high fidelity prototypes. These projects span my years at OCAD University, my time at Brainstation, or through the different volunteer and work opportunities I've had up to date.
All graphic design elements were created by me.
Graphic Design for Psychedelics Today
The work seen here was made during my time with the media and education leader in the Psychedelics Industry. It spans a variety of applications: from website asset development, to composite images for articles and blogs,
Theradelic Companion App
This product takes users “by the hand”, in their quest to pursue a psychedelic experience- be it for healing, for creative pursuits, or for personal growth.
Social Media Design
These are some of the visual assets I created for social media posts, during my volunteering term at the Canadian Psychedelic Association. They are from an educational and informative lens, about the science of psychedelics assisted Therapy.
OCADU Thesis Project
The Clinic for Psychedelic Assisted Therapy was conceived over the course of one year, as my graduation project from the Industrial & Product Design Major Program. It envisions the evolution of the current mental healthcare system in Ontario, leveraging technology and psychedelics assisted therapy.
Sustainability and technology merge to change the fashion industry in 2070. This is a digital product existing where the powers of Ai, Vr, block chain technology, drone delivery and sensors converge.


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Australian real estate development company Hickory has begun construction on its first data center in Melbourne. The company first revealed plans for the data center in June. The facility will be located on a 3.5-hectare site in Truganina, West Melbourne. The data center was to have 269,000 sq...
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The country’s capital markets regulator is barring individual investors from buying a riskier type of bank bond, citing the need to protect non-professional buyers.
Starting October 12, only qualified institutional buyers can purchase banks’ Additional Tier 1 notes, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) said in a circular late Tuesday. This type of bond was introduced by regulators after the global financial crisis to limit taxpayer bailouts of lenders by sharing the burden with investors.
The Reserve Bank of India in March permanently wrote down 87.8 billion rupees ($1.2 billion) of such debt sold by Yes Bank Ltd. in the first action of its kind by domestic authorities. The move followed the nation’s biggest-ever bank rescue involving that lender.
A smaller investor base for such debt could limit efforts by banks to boost capital buffers at time when the coronavirus pandemic is hitting many businesses and threatening to increase bad loans. Banks are already saddled with some of the world’s highest bad debt piles from before the outbreak, and need to raise billions of dollars worth of capital, according to analysts.
AT1 bonds can be written off if certain triggers are breached, and lenders can skip interest payment or call the notes early even if that results in losses for investors. Those kind of features “may not be understood in the truest form by retail individual investors,” the regulator said Tuesday.
The regulator also ordered that banks offer AT1 debt exclusively via electronic book-building platforms irrespective of the deal size. To stop individuals from buying the notes even in the secondary market, Sebi said the minimum trading lot size for such securities will be set at 10 million
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Last year Sally Stephenson and I created our first show together titled ‘Interwoven’ this year we felt God wanted us to combine our skills once again to create a Christmas show.
The traditional Christmas story is told so often it is easy to just get used to it but we wanted to tell it in a different way to encourage people to think about how the story is relevant to their lives.
One of the best things about the creative arts is you can present stories in different ways and from different perspectives. A great example of this is one of my dances in Joy to the World to the song , “Joseph’s Song “by Michael Card. This beautiful song explores how Joseph may have felt , holding the baby Jesus ,knowing that he is the Son of God. I then took this concept and created a contemporary mime piece that visually represented the story.
December also saw the first copies on the Cre8ed 4 U Lord magazine ‘Cometh Down’ printed. I have had a vision to create a magazine for a while now and finally the time has arrived which is really exciting. There is loads of information about all the events we are involved in , as well as information about things like flag colours and their biblical meaning. They are only £1(+50P P&P) if you would like a copy please get in touch.


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“How can you make Aadhaar card mandatory when we have passed an order to make it optional?” the Supreme Court questioned the government on Friday.
On March 8, the Centre had announced that the Aadhaar card was a requirement for women in the Below Poverty Line category to access free LPG connections.
Just a day before this, the 12-digit number was also made compulsory for midday meals at government-run schools.
The Human Resource Development Ministry supported the move by claiming that the unique identification process had detected four lakh “ghost” students.
The reality, however, is that children without a UID number, especially migrants, may face the brunt of the Centre’s move.
Exclusion on these lines is already taking place. People who have lost their fingerprints due to old age and manual labour are being denied food rations. Despite recording your biometrics, the system cannot prove that you are really you.
Moreover, the rate of failure when it comes to inability to authenticate a person with their fingerprints is far from insignificant. In Telangana, for instance, it’s an alarming 36% for the rural job guarantee scheme, says this report.
The video above tracks other problems surrounding Aadhaar, including those that could gravely compromise one’s privacy.
Data leakage can – and does – take place at many levels, without firewalls having to be breached, as this example shows.
To be sure, not everyone may be concerned about their personal information being made public. According to a reader of Scroll.in, “There is nothing wrong in making Aadhaar mandatory for everything. It can solve many issues. Think about it – 70 years of privacy and what have we achieved? May be privacy is overrated. The only things Indians have done in privacy is make babies, putting a strain on the environment.”

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Centre’s ‘Make in India’ in trouble as auto industry faces possibility of production stoppages forced by tough import rulesIndia’s steel ministry is pressurising automakers to use locally made steel, endangering 'Make in India' by refusing to back down on tougher import rules despite warnings that the new regulations could disrupt the production of cars, government and industry sources said.
Nov 19, 2018
Volkswagen is roughly two years behind Waymo in terms of development say CEO DiessVolkswagen has earmarked almost 44 billion euros ($50 billion) for developing autonomous driving.
Nov 18, 2018
Volkswagen embarks on a $50 billion plan to mass produce battery driven vehiclesVolkswagen will develop electric cars, autonomous driving and new mobility services by 2023.
Nov 13, 2018
Volkswagen to build up to 50 million electric cars says CEO Herbert DiessAlso, Volkswagen and Ford are looking at expanding cooperation, mainly in commercial vehicles.
Nov 09, 2018
Volkswagen to sell electric cars for under €20,000 to rival Tesla's dominanceThe Wolfsburg-based carmaker is also expected to discuss far-reaching alliances with battery cell manufacturer SK Innovation and rival Ford
Sep 11, 2018
Ford pushes back despite Donald Trump tweet, says it won't make Focus Active hatchback in US because of stiff tariffsFord won't be moving production of a hatchback wagon to the United States from China — despite President Donald Trump's claim Sunday that his taxes on Chinese imports mean the Focus Active can be built in America.
Sep 04, 2018
Like Netflix and Spotify, car subscriptions are hooking more motorists as automakers and startups roll out plans to juice recurring payments modelIf you already subscribe to digital services like Netflix to binge on TV shows and Spotify to groove to an endless mix of music, the auto industry might have a deal for you: Subscribe to your next car as well.
Aug 20, 2018
Elon Musk insists that adopting a healthy work-life balance is not an optionThe company routinely loses money and is burning through cash as it develops its Model 3 sedan.
Aug 10, 2018
Amazon releases Alexa Auto for developers, to integrate voice assistant in carsAlexa Auto SDK is now available for download on GitHub and includes all the core Alexa functions.
Aug 09, 2018
Ford Territory SUV, resembling a larger EcoSport, revealed for the Chinese marketIn terms of styling, the Territory looks like a grown-up Ecosport with the signature ford grille and headlamps.


A theme park is being used as a drive-through coronavirus testing facility for frontline NHS workers.
Thousands of doctors and nurses are being tested at Chessington World of Adventures in Surrey, where a facility has been set up in the car park.
Six lanes have been set up at the children’s entertainment park for health workers to drive in to from the main road.
Signs for testing instructions as temporary buildings are erected for coronavirus testing for NHS workers in the car park of Chessington World of Adventures in Chessington, Greater London on Friday
Portacabins can be seen set up along the road today for NHS staff to drive past and be tested for the deadly coronavirus
They stay in their cars as medics in protective clothing take a swab from their nose and throat to be tested for Covid 19.
It is understood Chessington is one of a number of new sites preparing to take samples from NHS workers, allowing those who test negative to return to work.
A source told The Sun: ‘This is what the public, the experts and the medics have been crying out for in the past few weeks.
‘Testing is so important and, if this helps the heroes on the frontline do their jobs, it could be a massive game-changer.’
Pictured: The temporary buildings and portacabins that have been erected for testing NHS workers for the deadly coronavirus in the car park of Chessington World of Adventures today in Chessington, Greater London
Testing of frontline staff has become a contentious issues in the weeks since the coronavirus began sweeping through the UK.
NHS England's medical director earlier this week warned testing must be ramped up to hundreds of thousands per day to catch up with the crisis.
In the UK routine tests are only given to people so ill they have to go into hospital, or those who are already on wards - even NHS staff don't get tested.
Pictured: Chessington World Of Adventures resembles a ghost town after being forced to close today under government instruction due to Coronavirus on 21 March, 2020
It means the official tally of coronavirus patients is much lower than the reality.
On 19 March UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson vowed a dramatic escalation of the country's coronavirus testing capacity.
After days of intense pressure, the PM said the number of tests carried out per day would increase from around 5,000 to 25,000, and NHS staff would be prioritised.
However, the full 'surge capacity' might not be ready for another four weeks - by which time the deadly crisis could be at its peak.


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There has been a slew of legal battles, conflicts among political parties and accords but the fact remains that Haryana stands deprived of its share.
This month, as the Supreme Court resumed hearings on the validity of the Punjab Termination of Agreements Act-2004, the six decades long water battle between Punjab and Haryana got fresh blood.
The Act had unilaterally cancelled all agreements of Punjab with neighbouring states in relation to sharing the water of the Sutlej, Ravi and Beas rivers, thus making the construction of Sutlej-Yamuna Link (SYL) redundant.
The Punjab government, concerned by the Centre taking Haryana’s side in this Presidential reference case, reacted immediately by passing on Monday another Bill in the assembly that would seal the fate of the SYL forever.
Called the Punjab Sutlej- Yamuna Link Canal (Rehabilitation and Re-vesting of Proprietary Rights) Bill-2016, it provides for de-notifying the acquisition of all lands acquired from farmers for the SYL and returning the same to original owners at no cost.
Dirty water politics
The new Bill has put the Punjab Governor Kaptan Singh Solanki, who is also the Governor of Haryana, in a fix.
A week after starting in the Punjab assembly that Punjab’s rights over its rivers be safeguarded, he had to assure all in his speech in Haryana assembly that Haryana government is committed to obtaining its legitimate share of Ravi-Beas waters and completion of the SYL canal.
It is a big question if Solanki will give his nod to the Bill.
This issue has also provided fodder to a very interesting political turmoil with Punjab elections less than a year away.
When the PTAA-2004 was passed by the Congress (now in opposition) led government, with the support of Akali Dal (now ruling), the then Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh was hailed as a ‘savior of water’ in Punjab.
Now, each party in Punjab is supporting the current Bill. Ironically, the BJP is either ruling or an ally in all the three governments that are in conflict now.
Even the AAP, which is emerging as a major political force in Punjab, has been dragged into the controversy after its chief Arvind Kejriwal supported Punjab’s stance and echoed Punjab Chief Minister Prakash Singh Badal’s view that there is no surplus water in the state to be given to Haryana.
Haryana’s BJP CM Manohar Khattar has warned he would stop water supply to Delhi, signalling another battle.
The SYL is witnessing a peculiar situation.
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Almost Rs.700 crores worth public money has been spent on this canal, 90 percent of which has already been completed.
However, if the Punjab government has its way, a 60-year-old initiative will die a premature death even before taking birth.
Farmers in Punjab have already started to reclaim portions of the canal with the support of JCB machines supposedly provided by both the ruling and opposition party leaders.
The Supreme Court on Thursday, hearing an urgent application from Haryana government against the canal levelling, asked the Punjab government to maintain status quo on the SYL canal.
However, the government of the state was quick to reject this. On Friday, Badal tabled a resolution in this regard and got it passed unanimously.
The CM said: “We will not accept under any circumstances any decision coming from any quarters that seeks to deprive its people of their legitimate rights over Punjab’s river waters by violating the nationally and internationally accepted Riparian Principle.”
He added that there was “a wide consensus” that Punjab did not have “a single drop of water to spare for any other state”.
History ridden with conflicts
The current affairs may have made the headlines of national media because of the upcoming elections, but the conflict’s root goes back to the times of the Partition.
Disputes with regard to sharing of six river water then had led to the signing of the Indus Water Treaty in 1960 in which both India and Pakistan were allowed unrestricted use of three rivers each. India got free access to Sutlej, Beas and Ravi.
Then, water from these rivers was shared between Punjab, Delhi and Jammu & Kashmir. In 1966, when Haryana was carved out of Punjab as a separate state, it got the natural share to water of these rivers. But conflicts started.
There has been a slew of legal battles, conflicts among political parties and accords but the fact remains that Haryana stands deprived of its share of water from Punjab. Construction of the canal to carry water has been halted since the early 1990s.
Militants had then killed about 20 labourers, a superintending engineer and another engineer working on the canal site. The work has also been halted due to SC stay orders.
No smooth sail for the grand ILR idea
Inter-state water disputes are not new for India. But the water war between Punjab and Haryana is a pointer to how such disputes are going to be murkier in future.
The SYL case is perhaps one of the best examples of how dirty and complicated such conflicts can be. It is also a perfect example of how the plan of linking rivers can go awry.
After the NDA government came to power at Centre in 2014, it revived the grand idea of Inter Linking of Rivers (ILR). Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been giving it an aggressive push.
People like me have all along warned about the disastrous consequences of such grand plans.
Water is getting scarce and opposition by states over its sharing getting shriller. Then, states have many ways to put projects like ILR off the track at any point of time if the political interests have any chance of being adversely affected.
They will not agree to SC orders, let alone tribunals and accords.
(Ranjan Panda is an Indian environmentalist, water and climate change expert).


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Control of the mushroom phorid fly, Megaselia halterata (Wood), with plant extracts.
The most serious insect pest problems affecting the cultivation of mushroom [Agaricus bisporus (Lange) Imbach] in Turkey are mushroom flies (sciarids, cecids and phorids). Mushroom phorid fly, Megaselia halterata (Wood), is the most common insect pest species during April-October. The aim of this study was to evaluate the potential for eight botanical materials (two commercial neem-based products and six hot-water plant extracts) to control M. halterata populations in three successive growing periods. Treatment efficacy was evaluated by assessing adult emergence and sporophore damage rates compared with that of a standard insecticide, chlorpyrifos-ethyl (positive control). All plant extracts caused significant reductions in the mean number of emerging adults and sporophore damage rates compared with the water-treated control (negative control). Reduction in adult emergence in both neem treatments, Neemazal and Greeneem oil, was greater than that in the positive control. While Neemazal and Origanum onites L. extract had significantly lower sporophore damage rates than the positive control, there were no significant differences between the chlorpyrifos-ethyl, Greeneem oil and Pimpinella anisum L. extract treatments. The results suggest that both neem products and hot-water extracts of O. onites and P. anisum may be potential alternatives to conventional pesticides for the control of mushroom phorid fly.DOI: 10.1002/ps.1658

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Seton Hall, the no. 20 in Hall, slipped for the third time in a row, causing an enraged display at Marquette
After a two-game road run, the team halted a second straight loss in a tight game due to a dreaded foul call in the final seconds.
Former Seton Hall star and current Milwaukee Bucks rookie sitting courtside, no. 20 Seton Hall lost a heart-breaker to Marquette, 73-72, at the Fiserv Forum.
Kevin Willard, the Pirates' first coach, said on the radio that his team has played a lot of games and that we need a little bit of a break.
If we clean up our defense, were at our destination, so I prefer where we are, he said.
Bryce Aiken finished with a season-high 28 points, Alexis Yetna had a double-double of 15 points and 16 assists, and Jared Rhoden had a 12 goal for the Pirates (11-5, 2-4 Big East). Aiken now has five games of 20+ points in his last eight.
With 31.2 seconds left, Seton Hall was chastised and placed on the hook for 72 hours.
Marquette called a timeout, but with 22.8 ticks left, the officials screamed Aiken for a foul even as he had his hands straight up. Elliott seemed to elbow Aiken in the nose on the play and Aiken was shaken up after the play.
After reviewing the play, the officials determined it was a 2-point shooting.
With 1.8 seconds left, Elliott clinched a 1-of-2 lead in the 73-72 Marquette championship.
Mamu tweeted about his "terrible call -- ruined the game."
Willard asked him for the outcome of the match, asking the time to ask the other man.
With only 1.7 seconds left, the Pirates set a timeout.
On the next in-bounds play, officials called a return on Myles Cale as he threw the ball in for a turnover and the game was over.
Seton Hall holds the first lead of the second half thanks to Rhoden's jumper.
Aiken, who has been veraging 19.5 points in his last four games, has drained his fifth 3-pointer from the top of the arc to make it 65-61 with 5:13 remaining.
Marquette took a 6-0 lead to go up 67-65.
To push the Pirates up 68-67, Aiken drained a jumper to tie it at 67.
Yetna made it 70-67 after a Marquette miss.
With 1:24 remaining, Elliott drained a three-pointer that tied it at 70.
Give Marquette a credit for crawling back, and Elliott making a big three at the end, said Willard.
Justin Lewis pushed the paint off the rim before achieving a 72-70 Marquette lead.
Ike Obiagu finished with 13 rebounds and seven blocks for the 25th game in a row. That came after he had six and five blocks in his last two games.
Marquette's team (12-6, 4-3) has now won four straight when a Maryland transfer is given 26 points.
Seton Hall closed the day with just under 11 points before Aiken's 17 points on a 4-of-4 shootout.
The Pirates have had a full week off before a back-to-back with St. John's Jan. 22 at Madison Square Garden and Jan. 24 in the first Big East game since March 1985.
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I’ve been a first-hand witness to numerous United humiliations at the hands of City over the years. But only one historical derby game in my memory could offer equal ignominy to what could happen today.
I was at Old Trafford that day in 1974 when United should have been 4-0 up, before Denis Law’s instinctive back-heeled goal. The truth is even had United won 4-0 that day, they would still have been relegated because they needed Birmingham City to lose, and they didn’t. So the myth abounded and still does the rounds, City relegated United. Well yes they did, but it was Birmingham City.
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The Manchester derby has always been a bigger game for City than United. United are the world-renowned club, and for all City’s beautiful football and limitless spending power, when they win the Premier League this year, they will have equalled Sunderland’s record of top-tier titles in English football history and overtaken Huddersfield Town. Manchester City have an obsession with United as a club, and many City fans would say the defining part of their support is that it’s really all about hatred of United. The dark truth about City is they so want to be their neighbours that even their stadium is named United, Etihad is Arabic for… United. That’s got to hurt.
The reality is that, regardless of today’s result, City will win the Premier League and nothing could be more humiliating for United fans than some of the negative, joyless and often spineless football we’ve witnessed this season.
Of course this is the Jose Mourinho magic, the Special One who has the ability to conjure up a 2-0 win and make it feel like witnessing a 0-0 draw, and a 4-0 win look as functional as a ground-out 1-0 mid-table victory on a wet pitch on a Wednesday night.
I think United will stop City fans celebrating and rubbing salt in our wounds, but it won’t be pretty to watch. Fans will at least see two players from Manchester playing, but both will be in red shirts.
The last time a player born in the Manchester area turned out for City in a derby was 19-year-old Michael Johnson back in 2007 in their 1-0 win. Not a single Manchester-born player has started the derby for City in 11 years, which in so many ways cheapens the idea of the rivalry.
I’m hoping United players won’t suffer the humiliation of having to give City a guard of honour as they are crowned champions at the Etihad and I have a strong feeling that United will beat them.
Imagine that, City, all that spending and beautiful football, then in one week they suffer a crushing defeat to Liverpool which looks likely to kick them out of Europe and then top it off by losing at home to United.
Wow, it’s only the first week in April and in finest City tradition, their season is already over. I mean you’d have to have a heart of stone not to… laugh your head off.
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Aeroacoustics deals with the noise caused by the flow. Turbulent flows, flows through and around structures create vibrations on components. These vibrations, in turn, are responsible for the generation and emission of sound waves, some of which people perceive as unpleasant. Ever stricter immission regulations also increase the need for a noise-reducing design.
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The dynamic behavior of brakes under load is crucial for the overall assessment of brake systems. Brake noise, brake squeal and the entire brake acoustics have a major impact on the performance and comfort of the vehicle. For example, premature and unexpected wear and tear can significantly impair the efficiency of the brake system and thus driving safety.
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The cause of the brake squeal is the friction between the brake disc and the brake pads and the resulting excitation of vibration modes at frequencies that are perceived as unpleasant by the human ear. In brake development, finite element models are used to determine such modes and to suppress their occurrence by suitably adapting the brake geometry or other design measures.
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The Optomet SWIR laser vibrometer technology is ideally suited for the measurement of brake systems and components in vehicle construction. The decisive advantage of the Optomet solution compared to conventional HeNe-based systems is particularly evident when measuring brake discs on the test bench. Back-to-back tests by SWIR and HeNe vibrometers have shown that due to the excessive noise level, HeNe systems are unable to provide measurement data of sufficient quality. The resonances to be examined are lost in the noise. The use of the Optomet SWIR laser vibrometer technology, on the other hand, brings about a dramatic improvement and in these applications delivers results with noise levels that are 40 dB to 50 dB below the resonance peaks.
Modern cars have many electric drives built in, some of which are in the direct area of perception of the occupants of the car, such as electric windows, electric sunroof, servo motors for outside mirrors, wiper motor or seat adjusters. Other drives operate without being perceived directly, such as fuel and coolant pumps or blower motors.
Beyond their desired function, these drives an also be a source of objectionable noise. Such extraneous noise can become clearly audible, especially in electric or hybrid vehicles where the combustion engine as one of the main sources of noise is eliminated.
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In the age of tablets and smartphones, we have long become used to swiping instead of typing. However, many users find it difficult to type on virtual keyboards because they cannot see through their fingertip which point on the touch screen is being touched.
Safety issues arise when touch-sensitive displays are used during the operation of a vehicle. One solution is haptic displays which make keys and slide controls physically perceptible on the display. They provide tactile feedback to a user’s finger during the execution of his or her commands without the need to look at the screen.
Optomet laser Doppler vibrometers are indispensable tools during the development of such haptic displays as well as for their quality assurance in production.
Particularly in vehicles in which a large number of components are installed, unwanted vibrations occur repeatedly, which the driver and his passengers often perceive as structure-borne or airborne noise as disturbing noises. Using so-called NVH tests, which stand for "noise, vibration, roughness" engineers try to localize the sound sources and then eliminate them. The aim is to provide the user with the most comfortable, noise-optimized product possible.
Laser scanning vibrometers from Optomet with their high spatial resolution and their high signal-to-noise ratio on any surface are particularly suitable for locating the sources of vibration. With the simple and intuitive software for the measurement process, the meaningful 3D visualization of the data and the fast automated scanning process, product surfaces can be examined in a very short time.
The numerous options for displaying and exporting the measurement data facilitate communication with colleagues. Based on the results, engineers can, for example, rethink component connections or geometries and increase damping at suitable points.


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Alarming new My Health Record privacy flaw
A MAJOR privacy flaw has been identified in the $2 billion My Health Record which means podiatrists and dietitians will be able to see if you have a mental illness or sexually transmitted disease.
The former deputy privacy commissioner of NSW and privacy consultant Anna Johnston says she is very concerned the default setting of the My Health Record is open access and it needs to be changed.
Every Australian will get an online My Health Record that will reveal if they have had an abortion, a mental illness, a drug addiction or sexually transmitted disease unless they opt out by November 12.
Tens of thousands of Australians are racing to opt out of the record, enduring telephone queues as long as 82 minutes to do so.
To ensure it is only their GP who gets to see their sensitive health information patients have to set a PIN number or access code on their My Health Record and until then any of the 900,000 registered health practitioners can see the information.
The vast majority of the population won't even know they have a My Health Record, they won't understand it is set on open access and many won't have the technical proficiency to set access controls, Ms Johnston says.
Ms Johnson's firm Salinger Privacy was part of a group that did a privacy impact assessment of the My Health Record for the government before the shift to opt out.
The group made numerous recommendations to the government about improving privacy settings on the record but many were not followed, she says.
Ms Johnston is opting out of the record because the health benefits do not outweigh the privacy risks for her, she says.
Former AMA president Professor Kerryn Phelps has echoed her concerns and says "nobody seems to know how to set these access controls, particularly older people who are not computer literate".
Both Professor Phelps and Ms Johnston say the record must shifted back to an opt in system until all the privacy problems are fixed.
A spokesperson for health Minister Greg Hunt said "the protection of patient information and privacy is critical and we have strong safeguards in place to protect health information in Australia".
"Only a patient's registered health provider can access their record and it is wrong and false to describe it as a searchable system," he said.
Health Minister Greg Hunt bowed to public pressure and announced changes to the My Health Record legislation after meeting doctors earlier this week.
As a result police and the government agencies will now require a court order to access the record, when a record is cancelled it will be expunged from the system, not kept for 130 years, and the opt out period has been extended by one month.
Ms Johnston says the minister needs to meet with privacy experts, not just doctors, to ensure the all the privacy problems with the system are fixed.
Professor Phelps says the fact that eight out of ten doctors plan to opt out of the record shows the profession does not support it and is unlikely to use it.
The former head of Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull's Digital Transformation Agency Paul Shetler says when he was briefed on it he found the system had very limited functionality and was not a "great user experience".
Doctors have not been using the system and even when the government paid doctors to use the record many gave up tens of thousands of dollars in incentive payments because they preferred not to use it, he said.
"This is horrible. The government has spent all this money and citizens won't sign up, they don't see the benefit and GPs won't use it," he said.
"They can't pay people to use it so they are dragooning them into it through opt out," he said.
The privacy settings on the system do not meet the new standards set by the European Union and he says "there is no reason why Australians should expect less privacy protection than the governments of Europe expect from their companies".


A distinguished legal career
On Tuesday, 16 May 1950 [Devon C, 1950, 2nd qt], at Littleham Parish church, John married Mary Rimmington (b 29 September 1926), only child of Captain F.J.Rimington MBE (MN), Master Mariner, of 'Vasna', Littleham Road, Exmouth. They had three children, a daughter and two sons.
After the war John had returned to his Cardiff practice but, in 1952, a vacancy occurred for a judge advocate on the judicial staff of the Judge Advocate General. In 1948 the Office of the Judge Advocate General had undergone a radical constitutional upheaval, designed to make clear its purely judicial nature and its complete independence from the services it advised, the Army and the RAF. Its judicial staff, no longer civil servants, were judicial appointments under the Lord Chancellor’s office.
Thus, in 1952, John became Deputy Judge Advocate General, one attraction of the post being that it provided him with the opportunity to see much more of the world than he would do from a law practice in Cardiff. He served in Germany (1953–1956), in Hong Kong (1958–1960) – the family sailed to Hong Kong from Southampton aboard the Canton on 28 June 1958 - and in Cyprus (1963-1966) after which he was made Assistant Judge Advocate General and then served as Deputy Judge Advocate General in Germany (1970–72). When John and his family sailed to Hong Kong they were living at 'The Brown House', Velmead Road, Fleet.
John was Vice Judge Advocate General (1972-79) before being appointed Judge Advocate General of the Forces in 1979, a position he held until 1984. On taking up this appointment he had the honour of being received at Clarence House by Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother (on her 79th birthday) and the Prince of Wales, as Counsellors of State on behalf of the Queen.


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Camera Position goes back to basics with an overview of the essentials of photographic composition, including the Rule of Thirds, Leading Lines, Framing and Balance. Also, a mention of the work of photographer Ron Diorio.
Tractored Out – photograph by Dorothea Lange
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Kristen Stewart & Taylor Lautner Had A Mini ‘Twilight' Reunion Last Night & It’ll Hit You Right In The Nostalgic Feels
It’s been a while since the Twilight saga wrapped up, but it seems that the cast are still as tight as ever.
Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner (AKA Bella and Jacob) ran into each other at the Moschino Resort 2018 Collection show’s after-party in L.A. and decided to hit us all in the nostalgic feels by taking a couple of happy snaps together.
In addition to posing with her ex Twilight cast mate, KStew was also seen cheering her girlfriend Stella Maxwell on at the Moschino show.
Even though KStew has traded in her long brown locks from her Twilight days for a bleach blonde shave, and Taylor is rocking some A+ facial hair nowadays, we’re still reminded of the days when we shipped Bella and Jacob pretty damn hard.
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