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PumpYouUp best free music trance dubstep house techno electronica young djs like skrillex deadmau5 tiesto Sony Music Unlimited Review & Rating One of my biggest complaints with the Sony PlayStation Vita ($249.99, 4 stars) was its media playback abilities. It's a pain to connect to a computer, a pain to transfer songs, and a pain to make playlists. While that hasn't changed, there's now another option that puts loads of music on the handheld's touch screen with a much better interface. Works on PlayStationSony Music Unlimited works on a variety of platforms, but I mostly tested it on a PlayStation Vita and a PC with Google Chrome. While the home page offers great recommendations based on what you listen to, the browse page lets you look at the top songs and albums by genre. Music selection is massive, and I found most of my favorite bands along with some surprisingly obscure metal bands on Music Unlimited, with a few puzzling exceptions. Missing MusicI could only find two of Patton Oswalt's three major comedy albums, and there was no pure Queen to be seen anywhere in the library.
Fenugreek increases testosterone. And it smells. | Rob Thoburn This morning, supplement researcher Richard Kreider, PhD, of Texas A&M University directed me to his study (1) involving a “purported aromatase and 5-alpha reductase inhibitor,” which turns out to have been fenugreek. For 8 weeks, 30 young male subjects received either a capsule containing 500 mg of fenugreek or a placebo while following a supervised resistance exercise routine. The fenugreek extract was standardized for “grecunin” and supplied by Indus Biotech of India. To date, I have been unable to determine what grecunin is. Over the course of the study, total and bioavailable (“free”) testosterone increased 6.57% and 12.26%, respectively, in the subjects taking fenugreek. As explained in my recent post about boron, the enzyme aromatase converts testosterone into estradiol, whereas 5-alpha-reductase (5-AR) converts testosterone into DHT. The researchers also measured changes in body composition. Summary 1. esnl.tamu.edu/Publications/Wilborn%20et%20al%20IJSNEM%202010.pdf Like this:
eMusic (Winter 2009) Review & Rating Long before Apple opened its iTunes Store—or even introduced the iPod—there was eMusic. The service is kind of a hybrid between subscription-based services like Rhapsody and Napster, and à la carte music stores like Amazon MP3 and iTunes. eMusic offers independent music and audiobooks, sporting a catalog of more than four million tracks (from 40,000 independent labels) and 5,000 titles from audiobook publishers in the unprotected MP3 format. The site is still a cool way to discover independent music—the company claims over 400,000 subscribers at the time of this writing—but it will remain stuck in niche-land if it doesn't revamp its pricing model soon. Before digging into the nuts and bolts of the service, let's address eMusic's outdated pricing plans. Incidentally, eMusic's rate goes into effect immediately and without notice if you exceed 25 free downloads. Every 30 days, eMusic refreshes your account so you can download an additional 30 tracks (or 50 or 75, depending on your plan).