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Sharon Quanette Ware, 57, of Georgia, departed this life Sunday, Jan. 5, 2014. She was born in Cleveland to the late James Scott Ware and Earnestine Ware. She was preceded in death by her parents; her brothers: Earnest L. Ware, James S. Ware and the Rev. Jerry Ware; her sisters: Anna Jean Wells and Mary L. Lowe; and her brother-in-law, Leonard Woods. She attended College Hill School and Cleveland High School where she ran track. She was a member of Mount Eagle Baptist Church in Charleston, where she attended until she became ill. She recently began attending Christian Fellowship Center. She was a people person and enjoyed playing cards, family time and visiting friends. She was a kind, caring and giving person. She had a manner of talking that once you engaged in conversation with her you would never forget her. She was a great mother and grandmother. She loved spending time with her grandchildren and teaching them the ways of life. She not only will be missed by her children, but the many people who knew and loved her. She leaves to cherish her memory, daughter, Crystal Ware of Rome, Ga.; sons: Russell K. Ware (Thomas) and Murriel J. (Danette) Ware, both of Cleveland; six grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; sisters: Nellie Ware and Patsy Woods; brother: Robert (Janice) Ware; sister-in-law, Brenda Ware; brothers-in-law: Cletus Wells and Timothy Lowe; ex-daughter-in-law, Christina Ware, all of Cleveland; and many nieces, nephews, loved ones, other relatives and friends. The body may be viewed Friday, from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Patton Funeral Home Chapel at 265 Fair Street S.E. in Cleveland. Family visitation will be Saturday, Jan. 11, 2014, from noon until the 1 p.m. service time at Pleasant Grove Baptist Church, East Inman Street N.E. in Cleveland, where Pastor Edward S. Robinson Sr. presides. Pastor Timothy Purifory of Christian Fellowship Center will be the eulogist. Interment will follow at Fort Hill Cemetery. Patton Funeral Home is honored to serve the Ware Family. For more information visit www.pattonfuneralhome1962.com
Source: Cleveland Daily Banner (TN) – Thursday, January 9, 2014


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OK here we go, I just got my Microsystems PCD50 SCSI card reader in the mail yesterday and put it in my ESi2000.
Does it work? Yes. Yes it does. It works brilliantly!
It doesn't seem to suffer the issues that the PCD47 has in the ESi - like only being able to load small samples/banks, and if you do load a larger one >1MB on the PCD47 it corrupts everything (although this still may be caused by other things like the card brand used).
Not the PCD50. I loaded a 15MB bank I made into it and loaded it back and everything played perfectly.
BUT!!!! Here was the catch with the PCD50:
The ESi2000/4000 can only see 1 card slot - the PCMCIA card slot.
The PCD50 is a multi-card reader (5 different cards). I messed about with jumper settings for a little while to see if I could get them to appear but I couldn't. I then read the manual for the PCD and it stated that the PCD50 is a LUN (Logical Unit number) based device (which I knew before buying it). The ESi2000/4000 are also LUN based devices, and so I thought that that might make them compatible and not have the issues of the PCD47 (the PCD47 is Device ID# based, not LUN based) and bought it on that basis.
After thinking about it during the night, I think I figured out why the ESi couldn't see the other slots. Here comes my theory about LUN's (I need to read up on this first really but I think it's correct):
Imagine a tree with 8 large branches off the trunk. The trunk is the SCSI main data pipeline.
The 8 branches are the LUN's.
Off each LUN there is up to 8 small branches (or 15 in certain circumstances). These are the Hard drive Device numbers. So each LUN can have up to 15 (but normally only hard drives or devices.
A LUN based device, such as the ESi samplers, has a LUN ID#.
It also has 8 (or 15) device ID's for that LUN that it is set to - this is the SCSI drive ID# you set in the ESi.
The PCD50 is a LUN based device.
Slot #1 (the PCMCIA card slot) is set to LUN #1. (this is from the specs chart of the PCD50 manual)
Slot #2 (the CF card slot) is set to LUN #2.
Slot #3 (the SM card slot) is for LUN #3
and so on for the other cards.
Therein lies the problem. The ESI is set to LUN #1, so it can only see the card slot set to LUN 1. It is fixed at that LUN #1.
So what can we say about the PCD50 card reader and the ESI2000/4000?
You should consider the PCD50 as a single card reader for the purposes of the ESI samplers
So you can use a PCMCIA card with it, or a CF card and PCMCIA card adapter (which is what I am using). Or any number of adapters that will eventually take a certain card to a PCMCIA card should work. CF cards are cheap though, so you may as well just use them and the adapter.
So, unless you can change the LUN # of the Esi, then it won't be able to access the other card slots (There actually may be some jumpers on the Esi mainboard to do this - anyone know about this?). Or change the LUN # of the PCD's slots (there doesn't seem to be any jumpers to do this).
Would I recommend this card reader?
Let's look at it in comparison to other card setups for the ESi.
Firstly, the SCSI for Samplers card reader - the Spyrus MCDISK-2.
SCSI For Samplers no longer exists. You can buy the Spyrus MCDISK-2 off ebay from a shop brand new for $170. They're also getting scarce. It's only a single type card reader (it has 2 slots but they're both PCMCIA). It's proven to work on the ESi sampler.
Next, the PCD47 multi-card reader (3 cards). This IS a device #ID reader (unlike the PCD50).
It has had varying success (the EMUs on Acid forum discussed it at length), and some people have reported it doesn't load large samples or banks without corrupting them (there may be variables here though - like the card brand). Others claimed they could only get 2 card slots to appear on the ESi, or only 1 (again, possible user variation factors). Price: around $170
Now the PCD50.
Multi-card - but only single card in the ESi sampler. Works perfectly. No issues using a PCMCIA-to-CF card adapter and a Sandisk 128MB CF card. Loads large banks perfectly. Fast load time - at least as fast as an external SCSI hard drive. Available new: yes - price $129 from here:
You can go for any of these 2nd hand on ebay for any price but i wanted to compare new prices so that there was a definite place to buy these if people wanted them.
There are also other setups that people have done - like an ACARD SCSI to iDE bridge adapter, and then an IDE to CF adapter. Some have reported this working OK, others not.
In summary:
Yes, I would definitely recommend it - but consider it only a single card reader for the purposes of the Esi2000/4000/32. Looked at in that light with the other 2 card readers I mentioned - it is the cheapest of them all brand new, and it doesn't have the varying issues of the PCD47 with the ESi. You'll need a CF card and a CF to PCMCIA adapter card (readily available)
I actually picked mine up for $100 from an ebay shop.
He also has another one for sale for $100 here at the moment:
http://cgi.ebay.com/SCM-Microsystems-PC ... 7C294%3A50
With all of these SCSI card readers, you'll need to buy an internal 50pin SCSI ribbon cable to connect it internally to your ESi. You'll also need to make a power adapter for it to run off the ESi floppy drive power supply socket. Just find an old computer power supply with the floppy drive power lead and plug on it - it will be piggy-back attached to a normal hard drive power plug. Just cut off this hard drive-floppy drive connector cable together, so they're still joined together and it will fit directly into the card reader power socket and also into the floppy drive socket on the ESi circuit board.
With the PCD50, i found it was a vey long drive - longer physically than the floppy drive that it replaced. When you plug the power plug into its socket, it hits against the Esi internal power supply unit components - not a good thing. You can unscrew the whole ESI power supply unit and move it away slightly - drill some new holes in the casing bottom and remount it - easy.
You could, of course, mount it in an external case and external power supply and connect it to the Esi through the port at the back - this would save any mounting issues I mentioned, and you could also then use the card reader on the computer and you WOULD get all 5 card slots seen there.
I hope that helps someone going through the same journey as me. It felt like h**l at the time but now I look back it was easy, had I known what I know now - at least you all can start off knowing now!


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text: Fear and Lowing in Ohio September 29, 2011 06:30 AM Tweet TAGS: Marketing, Overseas December 18, 2014 By AgWeb.com Editors Email Shared by Mary Lawrence - Bremen, Ohio On this Ohio cattle farm, escaping the pasture is more than a challenge—it's a way of life Whenever my dad finishes building a fence, he pronounces it—with a chuckle—to be horse high, bull strong and pig tight. And yet our cattle have proved again and again that where there's a will, there's a way out. To be fair, escape more often occurs through gates and doors rather than through or over our fences. Big Monica—the largest cow Dad ever raised—figured out how to slide open the latch on the milking parlor door so she could lead a charge on the feed room. Huey, a yearling herd bull, learned quickly that if he could get past the gate to the stud barn, he could nudge aside the latch and open the barn's steel door. His goal was to let out Dover, a bull who was nearly twice his size, so that Huey could bunt heads with him and show him who was the new top bull. Huey broke him out of jail more than once, and each time Dover soon brushed him aside to pursue more interesting targets, like a parked VW Bug...or my father. When my dad retired from dairy farming and switched to beef, the Angus and Herefords also showed talent for breaking out. Mr. T, a big, burly Angus, found that if he braced the top of his head just right, he could lift an offending gate off its hinges and flip it out of the way. He became so skilled at this that he earned a trip to the stockyards. In all honesty, however, most of the breakouts over the years could be blamed on our carelessness. The cattle merely made the most of the opportunity. The family farm used to be on the edge of Marion, Ohio. Over the years, it became encircled by suburbia. Which meant when the cows escaped, they could trample six or seven gardens in no time. My father would then have to go from neighbor to neighbor to make amends. The gardens, of course, were always on the brink of harvest, and the vegetables were always remarkably precious. One breakout we've never forgotten took place some 30 years ago when a herd of heifers and dry cows, escorted by a yearling bull, got out. Instead of charging into the neighbors' gardens, they had gathered on busy State Route 309. There, in front of God, my grandfather's grocery store, a car upholstery shop and harried motorists, the bull mated with one of the heifers, by the name of Ruby. Kenny Rogers obviously anticipated this spectacle when he begged Ruby not to take her love to town. And when the bull cast an eye on the fellows in the upholstery shop, that's when they took to their heels. Our cow-chasing days may be coming to an end. My dad is selling his herd a small trailerload at a time. Pop turns 78 next month, and he doesn't want to go into another winter with cattle to care for. He has about a dozen head of cows and spring calves grazing on the hill. And at least one bull among them. They look quiet for now. They look content. But someone somewhere is keeping an eye open for the gate that one of us forgot to close. And we'll be chasing cows one more time. See all 'A Day in Agriculture' coverage. Back to news


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Man rapes girl, 14, in school parking lot
A man has been accused of raping a 14-year-old girl in an elementary school parking lot.
Joshua Alexis Gomez, 25, has been charged with sexual assault of a child.
Harris County sheriff's deputies said the girl and a friend randomly prank called Gomez in January 2011. Gomez and the girl then began talking on the phone regularly, officials said.
The girl sneaked out of her house on Feb. 24, 2011, to meet Gomez, investigators said. Detectives said Gomez drove the girl to Jenkins Elementary, 4615 Reynaldo Drive, in Spring.
Gomez told the girl to get in the back seat of the car and take off some of her clothing, deputies said. She complied because she was scared, detectives said.
Gomez then raped the girl, investigators said. The girl begged him to stop throughout the rape, deputies said.
After the attack, Gomez drove the girl to a fast-food restaurant and then took her home, officials said.
The next day, the girl told a friend of her family what happened, officials said. She then had a medical examination.
Deputies said they spoke to Gomez by telephone and he denied knowing, meeting or raping the girl.
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Keep in mind that the interactive discussion area for each lesson automatically closes 2 weeks after each lesson is released, so you're encouraged to complete each lesson within two weeks of its release.
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Welcome to Accounting Fundamentals! In this first lesson, you'll learn all about account classifications, debits, credits, and T accounts. You'll learn the difference between a liability and an asset, and you'll find out how to determine an owner's equity.
Here's where you'll begin your hands-on accounting practice: You'll start by creating an imaginary company for which you'll be the accountant. You'll learn how to analyze your company's transactions to determine which amounts go into which accounts, then you'll create your company's own General Ledger forms and post a few transactions into those accounts. You'll also prepare a Balance Sheet to prove your accounting equations.
Now that you have an understanding of the functions of the General Ledger, you're ready to move on to the next phase of recording transactions: the Journal. In this lesson, you'll learn how to enter transactions into an 11-column journal and then post or transfer those amounts into appropriate General Ledger accounts.
In this lesson, you'll learn all about Accounts Payable--money that you owe your vendors and suppliers. You'll practice journalizing cash purchases and purchases on account, and you'll get hands-on practice transferring those purchases to their corresponding Accounts Payable Ledger accounts.
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In Memory of Jeremy Churchwell [ionfx]
April 7, 2007 7:09 pm
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It is with great sadness that we hear about the passing of Jeremy Churchwell, known to the Renderosity Community as artist ionfx, on March 5, 2007. (Link)
Jeremy with his grandfather.
"Jeremy passed away on Monday, March 5, 2007. He passed way before his time due to complications with a long standing illness. Few knew that Jeremy was ill, and he would never let the ones that did know the extent of his pain and suffering.
He was a wonderful father, friend, artist, and so much more. He touched the lives of anyone he came in contact with, and will be missed dearly.
He really loved his art...whether it be poetry, painting, drawing or computer graphics. He didn't have a favourite, he loved them all. He had a passion for everything he did in life and shared that with everyone he loved.
As long as we remember him he will always be with us, we love him and miss him dearly."
The Renderosity Community extends our deepest sympathies and best wishes to Jeremy's family and friends. He will be greatly missed. Please join with us in sending Jeremy's family and friends our condolences.
We also invite you to take a few moments to view Jeremy's Renderosity Art Gallery.
~The Renderosity Staff and Community
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This news is so very sad. The passing of another talented artist, especially at such a tender age, is heartbreaking. May he be forever immortal through our memories and through his works of art. My prayers go out to his family and friends, Gentle hugs, Dee-Marie
The abstract works done in 2D by Jeremy's they are spectacular. They show a deep knowledge in the art of painting, and mainly they portray a great lightness of the soul. I didn't accompany your works a lot, but a tear river tried to sprout in my eyes, that due to the respect and admiration that I have for all the artists, of that and of other communities. Your absence will be noticed, but your works will comfort us for the lack of your presence. My feelings the family and friends. That the shine of the stars guides him/her for the stranger's roads, be where it is. A kiss in the heart.
Jeremy, time will soften the pain your loved ones are feeling until all that remains is the beauty and warmth of the memories they hold dear. I hope these memories will be their light through the darkness of sorrow. God bless you and yours. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
jerm,you were,and will always be my best friend.17 years,man thats a long time.it shoulda been longer.i always thought i would be the first to go,i was wrong.i miss you man,more than you may ever know.i love you my brother from a differant mother.i will see you on the other side..~Scotch


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CORONA DEL MAR — Tumua Anae is often seen as reserved, a calming influence on the United States women's water polo Olympic team.
Still, do not think for a second that she isn't extremely thrilled to be representing her country in her first Olympic Games. To some extent, she also represented her high school during Sunday afternoon's exhibition game against Hungary.
She received a nice ovation from the crowd at her alma mater, Corona del Mar High, when she came into the game in goal midway through the fourth quarter. And after the game, her eyes began to tear up when she talked about playing again in the CdM pool.
"It's great for me to have my family here, to play at home and to be going to the Olympics," Anae said before getting a bit choked up. "It's just really exciting. It just means a lot to be home."
Anae won CIF swimming and girls' water polo titles at CdM before graduating in 2006, and the 2010 national women's water polo championship as a senior at USC. She said her mother, Annabel, and older sister, Jordan, were there to watch Sunday's action, along with a lot of her extended family and plenty of CdM and USC friends.
The Anaes, along with the rest of the near-capacity crowd estimated at 1,000, saw yet another United States win.
Team USA swept the week's four-game exhibition series with Hungary after winning Sunday's match, 9-4. It was the last game action for top-ranked Team USA before the London Olympics, which begin for the Americans in group play against Hungary on July 30.
U.S. Coach Adam Krikorian still has a firm grasp on the big picture. He said about a year ago, team member Kelly Rulon bought her teammates the book by Duke and U.S. Olympic men's basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski, "The Gold Standard: Building a World-Class Team."
Krikorian said "Coach K" also will talk to his team this week. The American water polo women are flying to Las Vegas on Monday night, and while there they will meet with Krzyzewski and watch the U.S. men's basketball team practice.
As for the exhibition sweep against Hungary, Krikorian again is looking big picture.
"I don't think it gives us a whole lot of momentum, to be honest," Krikorian said. "We talked at the beginning of the week [about] how these four games weren't going to make or break us. The most important thing about these four games is just learning from every game that we play, and from the series as a whole. The first game [of the Olympics] is still three weeks away. It's not like we're playing tomorrow ... I'd be very surprised if the game in London on July 30 isn't a one- or two-goal game. I think [the Hungarians] are better than how they played here."
Krikorian undoubtedly did see some positives from Team USA, which led 4-3 at halftime before breaking the game open in the third quarter. Defensively, the Americans were stout, allowing just one goal in the second half. Starting goalie Betsey Armstrong made seven saves.
"If they're going to beat us, they've got to have to beat us on something pretty amazing, something special," Krikorian said. "We did that today — we played solid defensively. We did a great job of communicating on our defense, and that's a big key for us."
The United States converted all four of its power-play opportunities in that third quarter. First it was Maggie Steffens from the left side, then Kami Craig from center. Elsie Windes fired one in from the left as the six-on-five was ending, then Rulon did the same. Add in a long lob shot from Rulon from about nine meters, and suddenly Team USA was up, 9-4, after three quarters.
For the game, the United States converted five of 10 power-play opportunities. Hungary converted just one of five.
"It seems to always come down to six-on-five," said Rulon, who led Team USA with three goals. "It's interesting, because I never really thought about it until playing internationally. If you win your six-on-five, you usually win the game. It was definitely better today. We were much more patient and composed. I think it was our patience that helped us a lot, and our shooting. We were able to finish, as opposed to [Thursday's 7-6 win over Hungary in] San Diego, where we had a hard time finishing."
Team captain Brenda Villa had two goals and two steals for the United States, and Lauren Wenger also scored. The U.S. was strong at two meters, where Craig drew at least three Hungary exclusions and Laguna Beach High product Annika Dries drew two.
Rita Kesztehlyi led Hungary with two goals. Flóra Bolonyai made six saves.
Late in the second quarter, Team USA's Melissa Seidemann and Hungary's Barbara Bujka got tangled up in the U.S. back court. Both Seidemann and Bujka were eventually issued game misconduct penalties and ejected.
Anae, who played all of Wednesday's 14-8 victory over Hungary in Los Alamitos and the second half of Friday's game, made one save on Sunday for Team USA. It came with just less than two minutes to go.
"A perfect game, right?" she said with a smile. "Fortunately, I've gotten some playing time, so it was good. For me, I think it's about confidence, about experience. It's really nice to get in there and be able to beat this [Hungarian] team, which is such an offensive team. It's good to get in there and get some blocks."
Team USA, trying to win the first gold medal in team history after capturing silver in Beijing in 2008, will continue training for the London Olympics before leaving on July 22. First comes that time with "Coach K." Krikorian is looking forward to it.
"Similar to us, just like they were in '08, [U.S. men's basketball is] the favorites or one of the favorites," Krikorian said. "There's probably a lot of pressure on them. I know they pride themselves on the way they play defense, just like we do ... I've always been a big admirer of 'Coach K.' I grew up kind of idolizing John Wooden. Obviously with my history, and my connections [as UCLA coach], I got to know him fairly well.
"I know 'Coach K' would be the first to say there will never be another Coach Wooden, but he's almost a miniature Coach Wooden, or a younger Coach Wooden. A lot of their values are the same, as coaches. I think for me, even if I get to spend two minutes with him, it will be a special time. We both have last names that start with 'K' and are hard to pronounce."
Many fans root against Krzyzewski's Duke teams. The reception has been much better for Team USA on this four-game California series against Hungary.
Rulon, a veteran who will be playing in her second Olympics, said she is confident the team can accomplish big things in England.
"I'm happy with where we are now," she said. "We have, what, two weeks before we head off, so we have a little fine-tuning to do. But if it was tomorrow, I wouldn't have any doubts. If it was a month from tomorrow, I still wouldn't have any doubts. This team brings it."
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VirtualDJ offers a high level of customization. In addition of a long list of internal options, you can create your own interface or add some new features to VirtualDJ thanks to a SDK (Software Development Kit) defined for the following part of the software:
- Skins
- Translations
- Controllers
- Effects / Plugins
- Database
/!\ All the XML files listed below use UTF-8 encoding
This section is dedicated to the creation or modification of a skin. A skin is a .zip file containing mainly the following files:
- the_name_of_your_skin.bmp (other picture formats are available)
- the_name_of_your_skin.xml
Default Skin : VirtualDJ 8.zip
(for those who wish to get the skin without installing the application)
Please click on the links below for more details on the Skin SDK for each version:
The skin must be copied in the following folders:
Useful Tools:
Skin Creator Tool
Skin Resizer Tool
/!\ Because of the changes in the Skin SDK v8, the Skin Creator Tool and the Skin Resizer tool require updating in order to work with VirtualDJ 8. These will probably be updated in due course.
This section is dedicated to the creation or modification of a translation. Translations in VirtualDJ are composed of .xml files:
- the_name_of_your_language.xml
The translation must be copied in the following folders:
[PC] .\Documents\VirtualDJ\Languages\
A controller in VirtualDJ is defined by two XML files, a "definition" file and a "mapping" file.
The definition file gives a human-readable name to every MIDI code or HID zone.
The mapping file associates each name of the definition file with an action in VDJscript.
Many controllers already have a definition file embedded inside VirtualDJ.
If you have a controller that is not recognized natively by VirtualDJ, or if you are a manufacturer working on a new controller, it is very easy to create a new definition file for this controller.
Please click on the link below for more details on the Controller SDK:
Controller SDK
The definition file must be copied in the following folders:
[PC] .\Documents\VirtualDJ\Devices\
The mapping file must be copied in the following folders:
[PC] .\Documents\VirtualDJ\Mappers\
Plugins in VirtualDJ are .dll (or .bundle on Mac) files that extend the functions of the software.
In order to create a plugin, you will have to use a compiler that let you create .dll or .bundle files.
On Windows, you can use the free Microsoft Visual Studio Express/Community. On Mac, you can use the free XCode.
Plugins in VirtualDJ look a lot like COM objects, so any languages that can create COM objects can create a plugin for VirtualDJ (Visual Basic, C#, etc).
Still, we highly recommend to use C++, since that's the native language of the header files, and that's also the language in which you'll find all the help on the forums here.
Once you are ready to start creating your plugins, you'll need to download and include the header files that define the basic plugin structure.
You have 4 main categories of plugins:
- General plugins: Plugins that are loaded on startup and perform actions on their own.
- Dsp plugins: Audio effects that interact with the sound.
- VideoEffect plugins: Video effects that add some special effect to the video output.
- VideoTransition plugins: Video effects that define a new way to crossfade from one video to another.
You need to make your own plugin derive from the interface class IVdjPluginXXXX.
Then you should implement the DllGetClassObject() function to return a new instance of your plugin's class (derived from the IVdjPluginXXXX class).
List of GUID used for VirtualDJ plugins
The plugin must be copied in the following folders:
[PC] .\Documents\VirtualDJ\Plugins\{Sub-Folder} for VirtualDJ - 32bit (dll in 32bit)
[PC] .\Documents\VirtualDJ\Plugins64\{Sub-Folder} for VirtualDJ - 64bit (dll in 64bit)
[Mac] ./Documents/VirtualDJ/Plugins64/{Sub-Folder} for VirtualDJ - 64bit (bundle in 64bit)
where {Sub-Folder} depends on the nature of your plugin
Plugin SDK v8 - VirtualDJ 8 What's new?
- VirtualDJ8_SDK_20150114.zip (header files for all types of plug-ins)
- VirtualDJ8_SDK_20150804.zip (header files for all types of plug-ins)
- vdjPlugin8.h (basic common base-class for all plugins)
- vdjDsp8.h (base classes for all Dsp plugins)
- vdjVideo8.h (base classes for all Video plugins) (How To)
Examples of source code:
- Basic plugin (with default interface)
- Basic plugin (with skin interface)
- Audio plugin (DSP) - Example 1 / Audio plugin (DSP) - Example 2
- Audio plugin (Buffer DSP)
- Video FX plugin
- Video Transition plugin
Plugin SDK v6 - VirtualDJ 6 & 7
- vdjPlugin.h (basic common base-class for all plugins)
- vdjDsp.h (base classes for all Dsp plugins)
- vdjVideo.h (base classes for all Video plugins - DirectX (Windows) version)
- vdjVideo_mac.h (base classes for all Video plugins - OpenGL (Mac) version)
Plugin SDK v5 - VirtualDJ 5
Plugin SDK v2 - VirtualDJ 2
This section is dedicated to the reading of the database outside VirtualDJ. Database in VirtualDJ are composed of .xml files:
- "database.xml" since VirtualDJ v8.0
- "VirtualDJ Database v6.xml" before VirtualDJ v8.0
Database structure
/!\ No technical support will be provided in case of a database modification outside VirtualDJ.


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NORTH DARTMOUTH, Mass. – The University of Massachusetts Dartmouth men's and women's swimming and diving teams hosted Elms College on Saturday afternoon at the Natatorium. The lady Corsairs (1-4) earned their first victory of the 2013-14 season with a 96-174 win over Elms College, while the UMass Dartmouth men's team (2-3) lost a tough one to Elms, 143.50-126.50.
Freshman Kaya Flanagan (Fairhaven, Mass.) was the top point-getter for UMass Dartmouth with first place finishes in the 50 yard backstroke (30.21), 50 yard freestyle (26.98) and the 200 yard individual medley (2:25.82). The 200 yard medley relay team of Caissie Niles (Raynham, Mass.), Lindsay Days (Mattapoisett, Mass.), Ally McCarville (Glendale, Cali.) and Cori Spagna (Raynham, Mass.) earned 11 points with a time of 2:12.88. Days also took top times in the 50 yard breaststroke (35.87) and the 100 yard breaststroke (1:18.06).
In the 1000 yard freestyle, Yulyssa Diaz (Dorchester, Mass.), Spagna and Kerryn Kane (Arlington, Mass.) took one-two-three for the Corsairs. Senior Katelyn Kidney (Lynn, Mass.) was the top finisher in the 100 yard butterfly with a time of 1:06.91, while Niles and Cara Butcher (East Longmeadow, Mass.) finished in first and second place in the 100 yard backstroke with times of 1:15.27 and 1:15.42.
Freshman Kendra Hebert (Lowell, Mass.) took home the top spot in both diving events. The recent Little East Conference Rookie Diver of the Week posted a score of 201.45 in the one meter and 181.42 in the three meter.
For the men, the 200 yard freestyle relay team comprised of Phil Lowney (Mattapoisett, Mass.), Robert Braza (Attleboro, Mass.), Ed Olean (Seekonk, Mass.) and Timothy Doucette (Middleboro, Mass.) finished with a first place time of 1:41.13. Sophomore Bryan Baranick (Assonet, Mass.) earned first place in the 1000 yard freestyle (10:56.39) and the 500 yard free style (5:20.49), while Lowney took top honors in the 100 yard breaststroke with a time of 1:04.91.
Senior Conor Szarek (Leominster, Mass.) posted first place totals in the one meter (161.62) and the three meter (205.27) diving events.
The women's swimming and diving team will host the Little East Conference Championships on Saturday, December 7 at 11 a.m., while the men's team travels to Colby-Sawyer College for a meet on December 6 at 4p.m. and December 7 at noon.


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A Japan Airlines flight heading for Tokyo was forced to turn back two hours after departing Moscow due to broken toilets and cooking instruments, according to representatives of the airline.
The Boeing 787 Dreamliner was carrying 141 passengers on Wednesday night when it experienced an electrical error that prevented six of the seven toilets inside the lavatories from flushing and limited heating implements from warming, the spokesperson told the BBC . But the problem was not connected to the aircraft's batteries, he said.
ABC News requests for comment from the airline did not receive an immediate response.
The incident was not the first problem to plague the Dreamliners. An earlier issue with an anti-icing system grounded a Japan Airlines flight leaving from San Diego, and in July a fire broke out on a 787 operated by Ethiopian Airlines.
This most recent incident comes on the heels of an announcement on Monday by Japan Airlines for a $9.5 billion deal with Airbus, Boeing's direct competitor.


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Washington State Status Report for the Aleutian Canada Goose (2005)
Threatened and Endangered Species - Status Reports
Date Published: November 2005
Number of Pages: 33
Author(s): Donald Kraege
The Alaska, Washington, Oregon, and California population of Aleutian Canada goose (Branta canadensis leucopareia) was first added to the U.S. Department of Interior's list of endangered species in 1967. The primary cause of the population decline was attributed to predation by introduced arctic (Alopex lagopus) and red foxes (Vulpes vulpes). Aleutian geese were eliminated on many islands in the Aleutian chain after arctic and red foxes were introduced. Control programs started in the 1950s have been successful in significantly reducing and eliminating foxes from several key islands.
The Aleutian Canada goose was formerly one of 11 recognized subspecies of Canada goose. This subspecies was recently assigned to a new species known as the cackling goose (B. hutchinsii), which is separate from the Canada goose (American Ornithologists' Union 2004). It is the only known subspecies whose range once included both the North American and the Asian continents. Aleutian Canada geese can be distinguished from most other Canada geese by their small size and a complete ring of white feathers at the base of the neck in birds older than 8 months. They migrate from their breeding grounds in the Aleutian Islands in September, stopping along coastal areas of Washington and Oregon en route to their wintering grounds in California and southwest Oregon. Hunting of Aleutian Canada geese is prohibited in Washington. Washington contains migratory, not wintering, habitat. Principal migratory habitat in Washington is located in the Willapa National Wildlife Refuge (NWR) managed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS), and surrounding fields and farms.
In 1991, the species was downlisted by the USFWS from endangered to threatened. The 1991 revised federal recovery plan for the goose outlined 3 major delisting criteria: 1) maintain a wild population of at least 7,500 animals; 2) re-establish self-sustaining populations of geese on three former breeding areas, and 3) maintain adequate migration and winter habitat. The subspecies exceeded 28,000 birds and was proposed for removal from the list of endangered and threatened wildlife in August 1999 (USFWS 1999). The population was delisted in March 2001 (USFWS 2001, Appendix A). Aleutian geese have continued to increase, and currently number over 70,000 as indicated by surveys during the winter of 2003-2004 (Pacific Flyway Council 2005).
In response to its federal endangered status, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) listed the Aleutian Canada goose as a state endangered species in 1980. The federal action downlisting the goose from endangered to threatened in 1991 resulted in a similar downlisting of the population by WDFW in 1997. However, the federal action delisting the subspecies in 2001 has not yet resulted in state delisting. No significant circumstances exist specific to Washington State to deviate from following the federal lead in delisting. It is recommended that the Aleutian Canada goose be removed from the list of endangered and threatened species in Washington.
Suggested Citation:Kraege, D. 2005. Washington State status report for the Aleutian Canada goose. Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, Olympia, Washington. 26 + iii pp.
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A year ago today, I was packing up my Cambridge apartment a stone's throw from Harvard Square and preparing to return to Northampton, the bucolic western Massachusetts college town where I'd previously lived for two years in the early aughts.
I'd been in Cambridge for six years, and a hard six years it was. I'm still not quite sure why. It was the third time I'd lived in the storied educational mecca, home to Harvard, MIT, and countless brilliant minds. I'd been there twice as a student. This time I was back for a job at Harvard Law School, where I ultimately wound up writing speeches for then-Dean (now U.S. Supreme Court Justice) Elena Kagan.
It was a pretty great job in a pretty great city, but for some reason my life never really came together there. Most difficult—and puzzling—of all was the fact that I couldn't seem to make friends. Being single, my friends have always been especially important to me, and not having any good friends close at hand—well, it was quite a challenge.
In fairness, by the time I moved, I'd manage to collect a handful of intimates, but given the time and effort I put in, the results were pretty paltry. Was it me? I wondered. It had to be me. After all, who wouldn't like Cambridge?
This was pretty much the way my thoughts were going when my boss decamped for Washington, D.C., and my Harvard job abruptly ended in the spring of 2009. At the time, it seemed to make sense to just stay put. I had a strong professional network in the Boston area, and even with the Great Recession upon us, the region's job market was still relatively robust (at least compared to other places).
Over the next year-plus, I picked up freelance projects and other short-term work, but more and more, I found myself pining to return to western Mass. While I'd last lived in Northampton a decade before, I'd made frequent trips back to see friends, and I loved my weekend visits. Still, I sternly reminded myself, mini-vacations are not real life. Making a move wouldn't change any of the very real difficulties facing me. I'd still be jobless, looking for work, still financially strained. I'd still be single (which is great if you choose it, but the fact is, I had not).
Also: I already knew from experience that just because I thought a change would make my life better didn't mean that it would. Psychologists have a fancy name for this—affective forecasting error—the idea being that we humans are notoriously poor predictors of what will make us happy.
Wherever you go there you are. The saying stuck in my mind. Everyone knows that you can't change your life by simply changing your surroundings–and lest you have any lingering doubt, research bears this out. In one often-cited study, researchers found that people who believed they would be happier living in California actually would not be. I couldn't help but suspect that Northampton might be my personal California (albeit a far chillier and less sunny one).
And so it went until my unhappiness reached the point that even an unlikely option seemed worth the risk. I didn't know what else to do. Plus, I couldn't help thinking—or at least hoping—that a move might serve as a jump start.
I was encouraged to find some support for this notion in journalist Malcolm Gladwell's Outliers: The Story of Success. There, Gladwell recounts the story of Roseto, Pennsylvania, a bustling self-sufficient town established in the nineteenth century by immigrants from a single Italian village. In the 1950s, a physician discovered that the town's residents enjoyed astonishingly good health, with men over 65 dying from heart disease at half the rate of the United States as a whole, and with death rates from all causes 30% to 35% lower than expected. After significant research aimed at controlling for variables–diet, genetics, exercise–researchers concluded that, remarkably enough, residents' health could be traced to nothing more than the fabric of town life, with its rich social bonds and traditions.
Maybe I was grasping at straws, but this seemed promising. It seemed to suggest that while "moving to California" might not in itself boost happiness, the sense of belonging to a vibrant community could have a profound impact. The more I thought about it, the more convinced I became that this made total sense. After all, wasn't it likely that I'd be happier in a place that I knew and loved, surrounded by people I cared about and who cared about me?
Moreover, I was able to garner research to back me up. Again and again, close relationships with family and friends have been shown to be one of the strongest proven predictors of happiness.
Reader, I moved.
And as I approach my one-year anniversary in Northampton, I'm delighted to tell you that I am indeed far, far happier than I was before. While the move certainly hasn't fixed everything—I'm still looking for work, still looking for love—I'm deeply grateful for my life here. Along with the welcome infusion of human warmth and connection, I cherish the texture of daily life: stopping by the farm down the street to pick up eggs, playing board games with my friends' kids, working with Friends of Children and Treehouse, local organizations doing cutting-edge work aimed at transforming the nation's foster care system. The list goes on.
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The other day, I was a guest speaker at Pratt Institute. I spoke about my life, my blog and the art I love. One of the artists I mentioned in my lecture was Joshua Petker and in fact, in my blog post about giving the lecture, one of Petker's works was up on the projection screen. I've received several private messages wanting to know how to obtain works by this artist. Good news! Petker recently participated with 11 other artists at an exhibition at the Bristol Museum in England. In association with the Corey Helford Gallery, The 12 Prints of Bristol are now available in limited editions of 150 (for each print), signed and numbered by the artist. They are selling for a mere $175 and they are sure to sell out quick. In addition to Joshua Petker, the other artists featured in this series are: Luke Chueh, Natalia Fabia, Sas Christian, Buff Monster, Sylvia Ji, Michael Mararian, Ron English, Eric Joyner, Gary Baseman and Shag. Go to the official Corey Helford Gallery site and these prints can be yours!


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Ayman is a passionate SQL Server DBA, Developer, and Business Intelligence Developer. His passion for technology started when he was a young boy playing DOS games on his father's computer. From there, he moved up to computer programming in high school and went on to get B.S. and M.S. degrees in Information Systems from Drexel University in Philadelphia. He has worked with the SQL Server product since 2006 and has experience with SQL 2000 through SQL 2012. He holds a MCITP SQL 2008 DBA certification and is also a Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT. He has been active with the virtual chapters of PASS, participating in online training and also giving presentations. Ayman has lived in many different countries around the world including the U.S., U.K., Egypt, Saudi Arabia and speaks fluent Arabic. He is huge football(soccer) fan and is always looking forward to learn more about SQL Server, SQL Server BI, and technology in general. www.thesqlpro.com
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This Charlotte Mason quote perfectly describes how I felt this past weekend. I went for a nice hike with some friends at Table Mountain near Oroville, CA on Saturday. (The photos in this post are from my hike.) Wildflowers are my favorite part of spring and summer. I love all the varieties and colors. As we were hiking I was able to identify some of the wildflowers for my friends. When we came across ones I didn't know, I wished my mom had been there. Knowing the name of a flower can be a very powerful thing. Spring is the perfect time to get outside for some nature study, and wildflowers can be a fun and interesting place to start.
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- Go on a nature walk looking for flowering trees.
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- Identify one wildflower growing near your house.
- Make a press and press some wildflowers.
- Sketch a wildflower that grows near where you live.
- Or see if you can find coloring pages for the wildflowers you have in your area.
- As you are driving around town, see if you can spot any wildflowers growing alongside the road.
- Look for migrating birds- I saw a whole flock of Canadian geese the other day flying in formation.
- If you just get outside, I am sure you will find something worth observing.
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The Prophet (PBUH) said: If the wife of any one of you asks permission (to go to the masjid) do not forbid her." (Bukhari)
Given this, here are some practical things sisters can do for their local Islamic Center.
1. Do it for the sake of Allah
What other reason to do this than for the sake of Allah? None. Make your intention clear, then assess what you can do. Insha Allah (if Allah wills) you'll be rewarded for your sincerity and dedication.
2. Fight for your right
Do you know that you even have a right to go to the mosque? Request the masjid board to provide the reference from the Quran or hadith for denying women to go to the masjid. Provide the board with textual references from the Quran and Sunnah indicating otherwise. This may be presented by way of a letter or a presentation at a board meeting. Identify brothers on the board and other community leaders who believe women should not be denied access. These brothers will be important allies in your struggle. Don't make your struggle be seen as a sister vs. brother problem. It is important to stress to the board that the participation of women in the masjid is a God-given right. If space is seen as a problem, provide suggestions as to how the masjid can become more sister-friendly. Remind these brothers that while their wives go shopping, or some cases work, by denying them the right to go to the mosque, they are being denied the change to gain Allah's blessings through praying and learning in the mosque. Denying women their God-given right to attend the masjid is a form of zulm (oppression).
3. Clean up the Islamic Center
When was the last time you visited the Islamic Center? What was the condition of the place? What was the condition of the women's section? Of the women's bathroom?
Keep your area neat and tidy. Make the sisters' place spotless. Take out the trash, wipe the counters in the washrooms, spray air freshener, flush the toilets, do all that is necessary to keep the house of Allah sparkling. We should be taking care of the mosques better than our own homes.
Even better, get a sisters' cleaning crew in once a week to do the dirty work for the sake of Allah. This will almost surely bring relief to the brothers, who may shy away from the very thought of entering the women's bathroom to take out the trash, for instance.
4. Food is power
When was the last time you cooked for lots of people? If your answer is so long ago you can't find your large cooking pots, then dig them out so you can cook for the Islamic Center.
Cook for the Islamic Center dinner or the Sunday school kids. Not only will you be rewarded, Insha Allah (if Allah wills), but you will also become an almost indispensable member of the mosque. Cooking is one area where women are still in the lead in most communities.
5. Insist on Friday sermon topics of interest to sisters
Whether you know it or not, Imams can run out of ideas or topics to cover in the weekly sermons. If you want to bring sisters' issues to the forefront, what better way than to have a person in an authority figure (e.g. the Imam) speak about it.
6. Raise funds for the Islamic Center
Alhamdu lillah (Praise be to Allah), the Muslim population in North America is growing, and by extension, so is the need for larger spaces in the mosques. Mobilize the sisters to do their own fundraising. Whether that's through bake sales, collections amongst sisters' circles, having a jewelry drive, etc. Choose the method, and once you've gotten a significant amount don't just drop it off. Write a letter explaining exactly who collected the money, why and how it was done. This will build community solidarity between brothers and sisters for a common cause.
7. Hold study circles in the Mosque
Knowledge, in Islam, is not the reserve of men. Neither is the mosque. Learning in the Islamic Center takes on a different meaning for moms who are at home 24 hours a day, seven days a week, with little to no interaction with other women their age.
Establish study circles in the mosque, and if possible, arrange for babysitting. It's hard to concentrate on learning when you've got kids running and screaming at the same time.
8. Set up a phone tree
Set up a telephone tree so sisters can tell sisters who can tell sisters. This is a great halal use of the telephone for a good cause. This phone tree can be used for informing sisters of an event or mobilizing them for a cause.
9. Hold seminars for women in the Islamic center
This can be of an Islamic or of general nature. For instance, have a seminar on breast cancer for women, or children's nutrition, or wife abuse. Establish what the needs and concerns of Muslim women are and discuss these. Try to enable women to access information and resources that will help them address their needs.
10. Invite women from the neighborhood to the Islamic Center
Invite other women from the neighborhood to participate in programs of general interest in the Islamic Center. Pay special attention that women get invited in your Islamic Center open house.
11. Participate in the Islamic Center organization
It's bad enough that sisters are excluded from decision-making processes in some Islamic Centers, but they should not let slide their ability to vote for board members. While sisters should insist on participating in masjid boards, they should use their votes to elect members who will work for the best interest of the entire community and not just certain sectors.
Hold an Islamic Center election awareness drive amongst the sisters of your community and invite them to attend not only elections but the annual general body meetings. Share your ideas and comments, even if it means writing it on a slip of paper and sending it to the men's side if you feel too shy speaking up. Better yet, delegate more outspoken sisters to speak on behalf of those sisters who are to shy to speak publicly.
12. Volunteer for the Islamic Center library
Work to establish sisters' hours at the mosque library and contribute to its upkeep by arranging the books. This will also give you the power to suggest books which talk about the position of women in Islam or any other topic, which some Islamic Centers may not even carry.
13. Be there for funerals
A number of Islamic Centers have facilities to wash the bodies of the dead (Ghusl) before burial. While relatives and friends are usually the ones who do this, there are always those whose relatives are abroad or who cannot undertake this responsibility.
Form a committee of sisters to do this for women in need of this. Not only will you learn about this aspect of Islam, you will be contributing in a practical and very necessary way to the community.
14. Establish a sisters' welcoming committee
Get together with a group of sisters and form a sisters' welcoming committee. The job of this committee is to make sure that when a new Muslim sister or a group of non-Muslim women are coming to visit the mosque, the atmosphere is open and warm, and they are made comfortable.
15. What is the budget for the sister's committee?
Make sure that the sisters' committee in your Islamic center is properly funded. Develop a plan and a budget. Lobby the board and push for budget approval.
16. Can you edit the newsletter of the Islamic center?
Newsletters are not a strong point in the Islamic centers of America. Are you willing to take up this assignment? If you become the editor, you will be well-placed to involve other sisters not only in the newsletter but also in other activities at the Islamic center. Communication is power. Control it. Even if you are not the editor, make sure that the news, reports, and announcements of sisters activities in present in the newsletter.
17. Get on the media committee
If your Islamic center has a media committee, become part of it. If they don't have a committee, make a committee yourself. Sisters can handle media in a far better way that brothers.
18. Women visiting your Islamic Center
Inform your Islamic center leadership to contact you whenever they are expecting women visiting the center, they should contact sisters so they can come and welcome them.
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Burroughs: Gold Represents Nebraska Way
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A 5-foot-8 New Jersey native and Nebraska graduate won the 74-kilogram (163-pound) Olympic gold medal Friday and in the process, he became the first Olympian to claim the $250,000 prize from the Living the Dream Medal Fund, a program designed to support U.S. wrestling. Make no mistake. Jordan Burroughs represented Nebraska every bit as much as he represented America.
"It was super motivating for me to have a whole country behind me, but my biggest motivation was having the tight-knit community I had while training for this moment in Lincoln," Burroughs said. "I had the whole coaching staff of Nebraska behind me. Coach (Mark) Manning was one of our Olympic coaches and Coach (Bryan) Snyder was here, too. I had my entire family and all the Nebraska fans behind me. If I didn't win a gold medal, people would forget me quickly. But I know my coaches, my teammates, my family and all those Nebraska fans would support me, regardless of how I did. That's why I put all of that hard work in this summer - to win this for Nebraska every bit as much as win it for myself."
One of three assistant coaches on the USA Olympic wrestling staff, Manning was both jubilant and relieved when Burroughs' performance matched his vision - a self-named ALL I SEE IS GOLD website - a lofty claim that he strongly backed up.
Burroughs Sees Wrestling as a Profession
"It's about living in the moment, and Jordan is really a master and a professional of doing that," Manning told the N-Sider. "Jordan was an Olympic athlete, but throughout this whole process, he has strived to be a professional athlete, like Lebron James or Michael Jordan or Tim Tebow. At his level, he sees himself just like those guys, always working hard and always striving to be best.
"He sees wrestling as his profession, and he trains like the highest professional," Manning added. "Since wresting is what he does for a living, he trains, he disciplines his body, he works out and he manages himself athletically, nutritionally, psychologically. He avoids the hoopla. He didn't hear the voices or the naysayers about his website. All he saw was gold, and that's the way he dealt with all the distractions and the unbelievers."
Manning said Burroughs, who was recruited only by Nebraska and Indiana out of high school in Sicklerville, N.J., dealt with naysayers throughout his college career as well as throughout his 38-straight international match winning streak.
Trained to Deal with Pressure and Doubters
"We've trained him on how to deal with pressure and handle doubters at the highest level," Manning said. "It's never been easy, but Jordan has always stayed on top of that, and that's why he ended up on top of the medal stand. For Jordan, living in the moment was a daily, weekly, monthly and annual process. He always had great focus, and that focus really paid off for him on a very competitive and historical day."
Burroughs and Manning have been in London since July 25, and Snyder, his almost daily wrestling partner, arrived in Great Britain, on Aug. 6, four days before the grind of his one-day Olympic challenge. Leroy and Janice Burroughs, Jordan's parents, saw their son make history and now lay full claim to being the new face of USA Wrestling. "The Olympics is a huge event for my parents, and without my success in wrestling, they wouldn't be able to see so much of the world."
Burroughs 26-year-old sister, Jeneria, and an aunt were also in London, as well as former Husker wrestler Vince Jones, a former classmate and teammate from Winslow Township High School in Sicklerville, N.J., and Rick Koss, their high school coach. Even though Burroughs had to separate himself from family pressure, he said that having Manning and Snyder by his side "made me feel comfortable because regardless of the country I'm in, they always make me feel like I'm back home."
Confidence: A By-product of Preparation
Despite the grind, Burroughs described the summer as super-fast. "I competed multiple times, so I stayed in good a shape," he said. "I was able to tweak my wrestling style a little bit in the last month, and I just made sure that we left no stone unturned. I knew every time I stepped on the mat, I was ready to compete at the highest level."
Even though there were physically and emotionally draining moments on Friday, Burroughs was prepared to handle all of them. "Coach Manning helped me with some visualization drills where I had to always be in the moment and always mentally prepared," he said. "I envisioned getting that gold medal, and all I had to do was finally go get it. I was able to stay focused and avoid distractions because I was trained to do that. It's what got me to the gold medal stand. I avoided media coverage for a long period of time because I was in the wrestling room grinding as hard as I could. That's what got me to the top and what helped me stay unbeaten."
According to Burroughs, the entire Olympic experience was humbling. "The spiritual side has been real important for me," he said. "I know I didn't do all of this on my own. I was blessed with a great opportunity, blessed to stay healthy, blessed to be put in this situation and blessed to have so many good people around me all the time. All I had to do was work hard. That's the Nebraska Way, and it helped me continue to be me, continue to succeed and continue to do what I needed to do every day - get better."
Returning to Lincoln for Run at Rio in 2016
In a post-match press conference, U.S. freestyle coach Zeke Jones told the Washington Post that Burroughs can be "the face of American wrestling" and added that "he's put himself in a position to become one of the greatest wrestlers ever."
As the face of USA Wrestling, Burroughs will accommodate as many media requests as he can. He also will find a way to ratchet down his relentless pursuit of gold and then chart the timing of his next move. "I'm definitely going for the gold again in 2016 in Rio (de Janeiro, Brazil)," he said. "I've already decided where I'm going to train ... where I feel the most comfortable ... I wouldn't think of training anywhere else but Lincoln."
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As your San Diego Out of State Moving company to Des Moines, we are members of the American Moving and Storage Association, offer year round local moves in San Diego, interstate and intrastate moving in California.
McCarthy Transfer and Storage is fully licensed and insured, BBB Accredited, and committed to providing you with a smooth cost effective local or long distance move. We strive to provide our customers with the best long distance moving services available. As cross country movers we are able to provide you with more than just a truck and a driver, we will help you every step of the way.
Our experience with long distance moving will keep your move affordable and stress free.
As an out of state moving agent for Wheaton World Wide Moving, we think beyond the boxes. We do more than move your belongings... we move your life.Our Des Moines moving begin well before the truck arrives and lasts long after the final box is unpacked. You'll find friendly, helpful people ready to listen and answer your questions about household moving every step of your relocation.
Call today to schedule your FREE in home estimate
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