Jamtronica keyboardist/producer Jason Leech has opened for the likes of Griz, Galantis, and Big Gigantic. (spin.com)
We connected with Jason Leech to talk about his roots in classic rock, what it took to step into the electronic music scene as a hybrid solo act, what's on the horizon for his original music, how he sees electronic music transforming, and more. (spin.com)
Who is Jason Leech and what do you stand for? (spin.com)
SuperAmp3
It would be great to modify this design for the Leach SuperAmp, it would not be too bad, except for the placement of the output transistors, since there is 8 instead of 4. (diyaudio.com)
I am having a set of Leach SuperAmp boards professionally made. (diyaudio.com)
Leach superamp: 600W/channel into 4 ohms. (diyaudio.com)
Hirudin2
The Hirudin substance in leech saliva thins the blood and keeps it from clotting. (healthline.com)
Most patients with rickettsial diseases, such as Japanese spotted fever and scrub typhus, do not notice a tick or mite bite ( 4 ), but a leech bite is easy to detect because the site bleeds for an extended time due to hirudin in leech saliva. (cdc.gov)
Saliva3
Cancer treatments using leech therapy are being explored because of the platelet inhibitors and special enzymes contained in leech saliva. (healthline.com)
Animal testing also shows that directly injecting leech saliva into mice helps prevent the colonization of cancer cells. (healthline.com)
Synthetic forms of leech saliva now exist, but researchers have discovered that using as few as four leeches in one session can help reduce the risk of amputation. (healthline.com)
19821
In 1982, Leach won the Olivier Award for Best Actress in a New Play, for her part in "84 Charing Cross Road. (tcm.com)
First I used Klass Malman's design ( you can find the link on Mr Leach website) since the transistors were on the board. (diyaudio.com)
1) About matching transistors for the output: In my experience with Leach Amps (3 so far completed), I've never had trouble with matching the transistors. (diyaudio.com)
Reconstructive2
They are limb-savers - a species known as Richardsonianus Australis - purpose-bred for plastic and reconstructive surgeries on a leech farm in a town on the Murray-Darling Basin in northern Victoria. (smh.com.au)
Leeches have become popular for preserving soft tissue and promoting healing after facial reconstructive surgery. (healthline.com)
Patient's1
It could be the nature of a patient's injury, we don't know, but their surgery has failed and we haven't had the leeches so we used chemical leeching, which is not as effective but it's the best alternative we've got, and the patients' fingers have just died. (smh.com.au)
19971
The renewed hunt for the men wanted for the 1997 murder of bank teller Monica Leech during a robbery in quiet Thousand Oaks, California. (hulu.com)
Hook1
In New Zealand, Leeches tied on a 1X long size 10 nymph hook work well. (missouritrout.com)
Illustrations1
Potter Lloyd Cledwyn hosts a site dedicated to the Leach treadle wheel , including photos of an original wheel, a high resolution scan of some early blueprints, and some nice original assembly illustrations. (makezine.com)
Sons1
Named for famed English studio potter Bernard Leach ( Wikipedia ), the Leach treadle wheel was in fact designed by his sons. (makezine.com)
Contributions2
In 1840 Leech began his contributions to the magazines with a series of etchings in Bentley's Miscellany , where George Cruikshank had published his plates to Jack Sheppard and Oliver Twist , and was illustrating Guy Fawkes in feebler fashion. (wikipedia.org)
with major contributions from Pamela Johnson, Michael Salman, Susan Leech. (who.int)
Fingers1
The taxi driver departs, unaware he has just delivered the last two leeches left in Sydney capable of saving a man's severed fingers. (smh.com.au)
Teacher1
Bernard's grandson Simon Leach is a renowned studio potter and teacher of pottery, and still uses and actively promotes the Leach treadle wheel design in his work. (makezine.com)
Work3
Surgeons know when there aren't any leeches they have to work harder … they may spend extra time looking for vessels that are really difficult to find and may hunt around for a lot longer to find them,' she said. (smh.com.au)
This is because leeches secrete peptides and proteins that work to prevent blood clots. (healthline.com)
And among designs for treadle wheels, the "Leach" type stands out as a popular favorite. (makezine.com)
Enjoy a collection of popular favorites in Spanish - CNN en Español, Discovery en Español, Discovery Familia, ESPN Deportes, History Channel en Español, and Universo. (hulu.com)
Avoid1
Avoid those varieties marketed as 'Leech Yarn' because they invariably have a core that is a different color, usually white. (missouritrout.com)
Live1
During a session, live leeches attach themselves to the target area and draw blood. (healthline.com)
Design1
It is quite different from Mr Leach design since I wanted to build a more 'up-to-date' amplifier -- that agrees more with todays design. (diyaudio.com)
Breeding stock1
As the film ends, a surviving swim team member, in true mad scientist fashion, is revealed to have had a hand in creating the leeches and is shown to have breeding stock left. (wikipedia.org)
Resources1
Though I haven't seen any detailed step-by-step tutorials, plenty of information is available, between and among the various other online resources, for potters who want to build a Leach wheel for themselves. (makezine.com)
Effective3
Leeches are effective at increasing blood circulation and breaking up blood clots. (healthline.com)
The Leech is so simple that someone who has never tied a fly can produce an effective one on their first try. (missouritrout.com)
In ponds, I have found The Leech to be very effective when fished with a uniform-sink line and retrieved with short strips or a hand twist. (missouritrout.com)
Site1
The attending physician thoroughly searched for an eschar and noted only a single nonpruritic, painless lesion on the man's lower abdomen ( Figure , panel C). The patient and his family reported that the eschar appeared at the site where a land leech had been attached on July 24, 10 days before admission, and that the site bled when the leech was removed. (cdc.gov)
Time3
Since the time of ancient Egypt, leeches have been used in medicine to treat nervous system abnormalities, dental problems, skin diseases, and infections. (healthline.com)
The leeches are then allowed to extract blood, for 20 to 45 minutes at a time, from the person undergoing treatment. (healthline.com)
Born in 1935 in Shropshire, England, Rosemary Leach was surprised when she was admitted to the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts, and didn't much like her time there, but that didn't stop her from pursuing her craft. (tcm.com)
Conditions3
People with anemia, blood clotting conditions, or compromised arteries are not candidates for leech therapy. (healthline.com)
I usually stick with the standard size 8 olive leech, unless conditions demand a smaller (or larger) fly. (missouritrout.com)
Cyanide Leach Technology and Its Applicability to Alaskan Conditions. (cdc.gov)
Plates1
In 1845 Leech illustrated St Giles and St James in Douglas William Jerrold 's new Shilling Magazine , with plates more vigorous and accomplished than those in Bentley, but it is in subjects of a somewhat later date, and especially in those lightly etched and meant to be printed with colour, that we see the artist's best powers with the needle and acid. (wikipedia.org)
Points1
Leach was selected 3rd overall in 1970 after leading the WCHL with 111 points. (eliteprospects.com)
Series1
In company with the elder master Leech designed for the Ingoldsby Legends and Stanley Thorn , and until 1847 produced many independent series of etchings. (wikipedia.org)
Photo1
Simon Leach himself has published a large photo gallery meticulously documenting the construction of his newly-commissioned treadle wheels. (makezine.com)
Minnesota1
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- A measure moving through Congress would return nearly 12,000 acres of land in Minnesota to the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe. (cbsnews.com)
Found1
Jeff Anderson and Travis Leech have found a better way. (middleweb.com)
People3
People with heart disease use leech therapy because of its potential to improve inflammation and blood flow. (healthline.com)
In the past few years, leech therapy has become an acceptable alternative therapy for people with vascular disease and disorders. (healthline.com)
While people with certain blood cancers are not advised to use leech therapy, it has been shown to slow the effects of lung cancer. (healthline.com)
Type1
In the embedded video, potter David Berg demonstrates the action of a Leach-type treadle wheel and gives a bit of background on its history. (makezine.com)
Blood2
While on a daytrip to a local lake, a couple of the members pick up some leeches, which feed on the steroids in their blood. (wikipedia.org)
This equates to a relatively small amount of blood, up to 15 milliliters per leech. (healthline.com)
Shown1
Research has shown that leech therapy can play a role. (healthline.com)
Long1
The hour-long performance will feature six flutists, all to raise money for the Leach Botanical Garden and the Columbia Riverkeeper. (kgw.com)
Early1
Leech was skillful at drawing with a pencil, which he began doing at a very early age. (wikipedia.org)
Potential1
The land leech is a potential vector of R. japonica . (cdc.gov)