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Canadian singer Celine Dion shocked the world Thursday when she revealed that she has been diagnosed with a rare neurological condition called stiff person syndrome (SPS), forcing her to postpone several upcoming tour dates in Europe.
CГ©line Dion - If You Asked Me To
Wallace was on active duty in the United States Army for seven years before enrolling at Jackson State, so he was used to a structured and disciplined lifestyle. Sanders has added to that and challenged Wallace in new ways.
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He will be honored tonight by the Recording Academy Producers and Engineers Wing in Los Angeles as part of Grammy Week. Past producers whom the Recording Academy has honored in this way include Quincy Jones, Ahmet Ertegun, Jimmy Iovine and Nile Rodgers, among others. When asked what the honor will mean to him, he says it's difficult to put into words.
All four of us always wrote lyrics and then kind of pooled ideas, and we hung out a lot. We would go out to Danceteria pretty much every night and hang out and come up with lines to make each other laugh. Usually we'd only be working on one song at a time, so let's say that song was the song of that month. So for that month, every time we'd go out, we write rhymes and collect them all. Then eventually, we'd put them all together and try to figure out the best order for it to happen in. I remember there were a lot of really funny lines in that one. It definitely entertained us at the time. Usually, the way it worked was I would make the tracks first, then the guys would come in and do vocals. So I played the guitar on it in the room by myself.
I loved Glenn Danzig's songwriting. I sat in on a rehearsal with Samhain, and I realized the guys couldn't really play. It felt like it would be hard to record them and make it all it could be. So I asked Glenn who his two favorite drummers were, and he said Phil [Taylor] from Motörhead and Chuck Biscuits. So we called both, and Chuck wanted to do it. So we got Glenn's favorite drummer, but when he played with the other members of Samhain, it became more apparent that we needed more than a new drummer. So we held auditions and ended up finding John Christ, the guitar player. This became Danzig.
I loved Queen, so when they asked me, I thought, "Well, there's no way I could make it better than theirs. It's perfect as it is." So the idea was to go the other way, and not try to make it great, but try to make it ridiculous and try to ruin it. On the real record, it breaks into a jam at the end and it seems so surreal. So because they'd sent all the multi-tracks, at the end of the remix, I played the solo from "Tie Your Mother Down" backwards.
They had made that movie, Some Kind of Monster, which I thought was really bold of them to make, because it showed them lost. The main goal of our work together was to get them to re-embrace being Metallica, feeling OK to be a heavy metal band. In some ways, they had already done that, but before that, they had tried to reinvent themselves in different ways. I tried to get them to re-engage with everything everybody fell in love with, with Metallica, in the first place. I got them to listen to the music that they were listening to at the time that they made Master of Puppets, those influences. I asked them to live with those influences and spend more time playing together as a band.
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Structure of the eccrine sweat gland (panels A-B) and mechanisms of sweat secretion in the secretory coil (panel C) and Na and Cl reabsorption in the proximal duct (panel D). ACh; acetylcholine; AQP-5, aquaporin-5; CFTR, cystic fibrosis membrane channel; ENaC, epithelial Na channel; NaCl, sodium chloride.
An illustration of central and peripheral control of sweating and the factors that modify the sweating response to hyperthermia. Shifts in the onset (threshold) and sensitivity (slope) of the sweating response to hyperthermia are depicted by the dashed lines. Other potential factors that may directly or indirectly modify sweating (altitude/hypoxia, microgravity, menstrual cycle, maturation, aging) are discussed in the text.
Top row (panels A-C): Variation in the size of human eccrine sweat glands taken from the backs of three different men who were described as poor (A), moderate (B), and heavy sweaters (C). Bottom row: Correlation between size of sweat gland and sweat ratemax per gland (panel D). Dose-response curves (expressed per unit length of tubule) of sweat rates of 7 men to methacholine. Closed symbols show moderate to heavy sweaters. Open symbols show poor sweaters. Reprinted from Sato and Sato 1983 [131]with permission.
Frequency histograms of forearm sweat sodium concentration (Panel A) and predicted whole-body sweat sodium concentration (Panel B) in 506 skill-sport and endurance athletes during training/competition in a wide range of environmental conditions. The vertical line represents the mean value. Reprinted from Baker et al. 2016 [156] with permission.
Somewhat paradoxically, the decrease in sweat [Na] and [Cl] occurs despite increases in sweating rate that accompany heat acclimation. This can be explained by the disparate effects of acute changes in sweat flow rate (discussed above) versus the longer-term adaptations in the sweat gland that occur with heat acclimation. Buono et al. [218] found that the linear relation between sweat flow rate (up to 1 mg/cm2/min) and sweat [Na] persist after a 10-day heat acclimation protocol, but there is a downward shift such that the y-intercept of the relation decreased by 15 mmol/L. The slope of the relation did not change after heat acclimation. Thus, at any given sweating rate on the forearm, heat acclimation resulted in significantly lower forearm sweat [Na] [218]. However, changes in the slope and y-intercept in response to heat acclimation have not been established for the relation between whole-body sweating rate and whole-body sweat [Na] or [Cl]. Most heat acclimation studies have measured regional sweat electrolyte concentrations. Because of the variable effects of heat acclimation on regional sweating rate, such that regional sweating rate on the limbs (forearm) tend to increase proportionally more than at central sites (chest, back) [221,222], future research is needed to confirm the effects of heat acclimation on whole-body sweat [Na] and [Cl] and its relation with whole-body sweating rate. 041b061a72