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Monday, February 13, 2012

Zoom H4n Handy Portable Digital Recorder

!: New Zoom H4n Handy Portable Digital Recorder buy now

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Zoom H4n is the most sophisticated portable handheld recorder with new features and improved user experience at every level. Among its many new features, Zoom’s H4n offers superior, built-in X/Y stereo condenser mics that allow variable recording patterns at either 90° or 120°. Higher quality audio capture through its new, digitally controlled, high-quality mic preamp, the ability to use internal and external mics simultaneously for 4 channel recording, a large LCD screen,more intuitive interface and onboard reference speaker will take the user’s recording experience to the next level. The H4n’s onboard X/Y stereo condenser mics are arranged with the right and left mics on the same axis. This design ensures that the mics are always equidistant from the sound source for perfect localization with no phase shifting. Frequency response remains uniform throughout your recording. The result is great stereo recording with natural depth and accurate imaging every time. The mics also adjust for variable recording patterns at either 90° or 120°. Our unique design lets you rotate each mic capsule from 90° (standard) to 120° (wide-angle) stereo for the ultimate versatility in any recording situation. Everyone knows that proper miking is essential to making a great recording. The H4n is the only handheld recorder that allows you to record on four channels simultaneously by using its onboard mics with either external mics or direct inputs. You can then use its built-in mixer to blend the channels for perfectly balanced recordings. Now your recordings can be richer than ever before. Or, to get a great recording of a live performance, use the H4n’s onboard mics to get a room mix while simultaneously recording a stereo mix from the mixing board for a live recording that is easily one of the best you’ve ever heard.

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Saturday, November 19, 2011

Alcohol and Memory Loss

!: Alcohol and Memory Loss

Alcohol abuse is a serious condition for many reasons. One reason is that alcohol abuse can lead to several types of memory loss. Alcohol has significant impact on the brain's ability to make and retain memories. It creates a barrier for memory formation and memory recall, inhibits our brain function, and negatively impacts our ability to think clearly.

There are different levels of memory loss related to alcohol abuse. The first level is fragmentary memory loss or "brownout." This occurs when a person drinks excessively and does not remember the events of that time period until someone else provides some clues or prompts: "Do you remember what you did last night?" This can be a scary question as the fuzzy images of the night before begin to reemerge in your memory.

Blackouts are the next level of memory loss. When a blackout occurs due to heavy alcohol consumption, the person will not be able to recall any of the events, even if prompted with cues. This is because the brain was not able to complete the process for making a memory. The person loses a gap of time and will not get it back.

A serious consequence of excessive drinking can be the development of alcohol dementia, which is also known as Wernicke-Korsakoff Syndrome. This is a combination of two disorders. Wernicke's Disorder involves nerve damage in both the central and peripheral nervous system that is brought on by poor nutrition, especially low thiamin levels. Drinking alcohol can cause lower thiamin levels. Korsakoff's Syndrome impairs memory, problem-solving skills and learning abilities. One identifying symptom of Korsakoff's Syndrome is that the person will make up highly detailed stories about experiences they haven't had. This disorder is most commonly linked to alcoholism.

Memory loss due to alcohol abuse is a serious issue. If left untreated, alcoholism can lead to brain damage that has lasting effects on memory. Memory loss is a warning sign that excessive drinking is occurring.