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The sexy monokini swimsuit has a few different faces ranging from a single bottom piece, worn by either men or women, to the top and bottom connected in the center by some kind of fabric or other material.
This style of swimwear can get pretty ornate sometimes. The center of a sexy monikini is meant to just connect the two pieces together; however it becomes quite a natural focal point, too. With different types of stitching, or varying widths, this tiny piece of the swimsuit can become the show stealer. Designers often get creative with the center by using not just fabric but also mesh and even chain, to connect the pieces. A monokini containing those last two elements is probably one you will only want to wear for show. They are super flashy, though, so if being seen is your main objects, that style will get you a lot of attention.
The style will vary by designer, with some of them being a little smaller than others. It is not uncommon to see g-string monokinis because these styling swimsuits run the full gambit. If you want a little more full coverage, the green, sexy monokini seen here is the perfect choice. With the wider cut across the bottom front and the narrowing center cut, a swimsuit like this will flatter your curves and give you some pretty interesting tan lines! Regardless of whether you like a lot or a little coverage, you will likely find one of these swimsuits that fits your personality and looks amazing on you.
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Northland Capital reiterated Petrel Resources PLC (LON:PET) to Corporate in a statement released earlier today.
- Updated: October 15, 2016
Only yesterday Petrel Resources PLC (LON:PET) traded 0.00% even at 6.75GBX. The company's 50-day moving average is 6.65GBX and its 200-day moving average is 5.71GBX. With the last stock price up 18.21% relative to the two hundred day average, compared with the S&P 500 which has decreased -0.01% over the date range. Trade Volume was down over the average, with 50,000 shares of PET changing hands under the typical 54,528
Northland Capital has reiterated Petrel Resources PLC (LON:PET) to Corporate in a statement released on Thursday October 13, 2016.
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With a total market value of 0 GBX, Petrel Resources PLC has with a 52 week low of 2.50GBX and a 52 week high of 8.30GBX .
Also covering Petrel Resources PLC's target price, a total of 1 firm has reported on the company. The average stock price target is 0.20GBX with zero brokerages rating the company a strong buy, zero firms rating the stock a buy, 0 brokerages rating the stock a hold, 0 analysts rating the company a underperform, and lastly 0 firms rating the stock a sell.
Brief Synopsis About Petrel Resources PLC (LON:PET)
Petrel Resources plc is a junior oil and gas exploration company with activities in Iraq, Ghana and Ireland. The Company is active in the Irish offshore Atlantic Margin, Ghana's Tano Basin and Iraq. The Company holds an interest in over 1,050 kilometers of prospective acreage in the Porcupine Basin of the Irish offshore. The Company has two frontier exploration licenses (FELs), which include FELs 3/14 and 4/14. The Company also owns and operates approximately 920 square kilometers Licensing Options in the Porcupine Basin. Its license options include the north-western Porcupine License Option, which includes Block 35/01 and the available portion of Block 35/02, and Block 26/26 and the available portion of Block 26/27. The second License Option in the Eastern Porcupine includes the entirety of Block 45/27. The Company also holds interest in a signed Petroleum Agreement in the Ghanaian Tano 2A Block, close to circa two billion barrels of recent discoveries.
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All children learn at their own pace, develop a love of learning and develop as a community of 'do-ers'. We seek to encourage this unhurried approach. Creative work is the work of the small child as they observe the world around them. Their world in the Kindergarten is based on natural play, using natural materials.
We seek to take the whole needs of the child into account: physical, social, academic, emotional and spiritual. The day and week has a natural rhythm and use repetition to deepen a feeling of security. Activities include puppet plays and story telling, creative craft, cooking, baking, sewing, building and making. Many craft materials are found on the farm and local area. Children are not introduced to formal reading, writing and numbers until they are ready, typically when they are 6-7 years old. The foundations are laid in kindergarten so children are ripe and keen to learn this in Class 1.
Laurel Farm provides a unique environment for children to explore outside with its own secure garden designed for the children. We are based on a 7 acre smallholding with animals to feed and ponds, fields and a growing woodland to explore. This gives the children an exciting playground to observe the seasons and be aware we are all part of nature.
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Steiner education recognises rhythm as an educational principle of key importance, and a strong framework of rhythm, routine and repetition is employed, particularly in the early years. Rhythms provide reassurance and security for children and helps them to understand the past, present and future: it is a healthy way to start to find their place in the world. Repetition plays a key role in establishing continuity, and it assists in the development of memory.
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Free creative play strengthens the imagination, and repeated research studies have shown that children who are encouraged to enjoy creative play tend to show more empathy towards others and to display less aggression. They are more likely to have the capacity to see things from the perspective of the other, and demonstrate fewer signs of anxiety, distress or fatigue. In Steiner early childhood education, children are allowed to learn through investigation, exploration and discovery, encouraging them to become inventive and adaptable.
Another duty of the early childhood teacher is to provide the presence of a "working adult" – someone whom the children can freely imitate. A role model worthy of imitation.
A combination of practical and artistic activities is undertaken in the company of the children, designed to encourage skills such as concentration, perseverance and independent activity. Children are fascinated by adult activity, and it is certainly a great responsibility to be worthy of a young child's imitation.
Story telling
The environment created in Steiner early childhood education promotes the development of competent talking and listening, enhancing the child's ability to use words with confidence. Children are encouraged to speak freely, and learn to listen to others. There is an overriding concentration on the oral tradition, and many wonderful stories are related. A well-told story creates an appreciation for the human voice and the beauty and rhythms of language. This assists in the development of a strong and rich imagination, and helps to extend the vocabulary and develop a good memory
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Festivals are celebrated with the children so as to nourish body, soul and spirit. Although the Steiner curriculum is non-denominational, many Christian festivals are observed, and the children love the activities and preparations involved, such as finding seasonal materials, baking, making lanterns or other simple craft work activities. Festivals from other cultures are also marked and celebrated in many Steiner schools. Certain festivals will be celebrated after the kindergarten hours (and throughout the session) to which parent will be invited too in order to create a sense of community for the children.


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Check out some photos from Esther and Breandan's lovely wedding out in the Hudson Valley in Rhinebeck, NY. What a beautiful day! They held a traditional Korean Paebak ceremony during the reception, followed by the Siege of Ennis, Irish dancing. The Rhinecliff, the reception venue, even flew the Irish and Korean flags in honor of their wedding. Congrats to Esther and Breandan!
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The sicklefin chub and sturgeon chub, two minnow species native to the Missouri River basin and Mississippi River, do not warrant listing as threatened or endangered species under the Endangered Species Act, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced today.
The Service made the finding in response to a petition to list the species as endangered from American Rivers, Environmental Defense Fund, Mini Sose Intertribal Water Rights Coalition, National Audubon Society, and Nebraska Audubon Council. The petitioners cited impacts associated with the construction and continuing operation of Missouri River main stem dams and channelization as the principal threats affecting these species and their habitats.
In response to the petition, Service biologists conducted a status review of the two species that indicates populations are more abundant and better distributed throughout their range than previously believed.
"While the historic range of the sicklefin and sturgeon chub has been reduced, we have concluded that stable, self-sustaining populations remain widely distributed throughout their range," said Ralph Morgenweck, the Service's regional director for the Mountain-Prairie Region. "We estimate that the sicklefin chub currently occupies 54 percent of its historic range in the Missouri River basin and the sturgeon chub occupies 55 percent of its historic range in the Missouri River. The sturgeon chub also is found in 11 of the 30 tributaries of the Yellowstone and Missouri Rivers where they have been historically collected."
The sicklefin and sturgeon chub are members of the Cyprinidae or minnow family. The sicklefin chub is 1.4 to 4 inches long with usually yellowish or tan coloring on the back and silvery-white on the belly. The sturgeon chub is 1.5 to 3.8 inches long with tan to pale green on the back and cream to white on the belly. A few black speckles occasionally are present on the sides and back. Both species only inhabit free flowing rivers with relatively high turbidity.
The Service traditionally sampled chub populations using seines to collect fish in shallow water, but in 1994 biologists started conducting studies using benthic trawls to sample fish populations in deep water habitats where seines are ineffective.
Studies conducted in Montana, North Dakota, and Missouri using benthic trawls indicate that sicklefin and sturgeon chub comprise a significant portion of the fish population in segments of the Yellowstone and Missouri rivers. Also, recent studies conducted by the Missouri Department of Conservation documented viable populations of both sicklefin and sturgeon chub in the middle Mississippi River and in the Wolf Island area of the lower Mississippi River.
"The Service is still very much concerned about sicklefin and sturgeon chub populations and the health of the Missouri River ecosystem. Because the chub populations do not warrant listing as either threatened or endangered at this time does not mean that they have not suffered serious decline. We will continue to closely monitor the chub populations and will revisit possible listing if new information regarding the status of the chubs becomes available," said Morgenweck.
Under the Act, a species is listed as endangered when it is in danger of extinction throughout all or a significant portion of its range. Threatened means a species is likely to become endangered within the foreseeable future.
Historically, the sicklefin chub has been collected from the lower Yellowstone River, Missouri River, and the Mississippi River downstream from St. Louis. Its range extended from Montana to Mississippi, including waters in or bordering 13 States. The sturgeon chub historically has been collected in the same locations as the sicklefin plus an additional 30 tributaries of the Yellowstone and Missouri rivers.
The Service concurs with the petitioners that the primary factor affecting sicklefin and sturgeon chub populations is the construction and continued operation of the six main stem dams built on the Missouri River as part of the Pick Sloan Plan. The dams have altered the river's form, seasonal flows, water temperature, sediment transport, turbidity, and nutrient input. However, the impacts associated with the dams have been in place for more than 35 years and the sicklefin and sturgeon chub remain present in substantial numbers where turbidity levels and flow regimes in the rivers still provide needed habitat conditions.
When determining whether a species warrants listing, the Service assesses both detrimental and beneficial actions that will likely occur in the foreseeable future. The most significant action affecting chub habitat is the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' system of dams on the main stem. The Corps of Engineers is currently undertaking an evaluation of their master water control manual through an Environmental Impact Statement planning effort.
As part of this planning effort, the Service completed the Missouri River Biological Opinion in November 2000. The Biological Opinion provides conservation measures and alternatives to avoid jeopardizing the continued existence of the endangered pallid sturgeon and least tern, and the threatened piping plover. When implemented, these conservation measures are expected to benefit sicklefin and sturgeon chub through habitat restoration and creation projects, improved water temperature, and flow modifications designed to mimic the natural flows of the river.
Biologists note that the two chub species are not as vulnerable to manmade changes to the rivers as the endangered pallid sturgeon. For example, the chubs have short reproduction cycles and do not require long, unblocked stretches of river habitat to spawn successfully as pallid sturgeons do.
For more information about the sicklefin and sturgeon chubs, visit the Service's web site at http://mountain-prairie.fws.gov/endspp/chubs.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is the principal Federal agency responsible for conserving, protecting and enhancing fish, wildlife and plants and their habitats for the continuing benefit of the American people. The Service manages the 94-million-acre National Wildlife Refuge System which encompasses more than 535 national wildlife refuges, thousands of small wetlands and other special management areas. It also operates 70 national fish hatcheries, 64 fishery resource offices and 78 ecological services field stations. The agency enforces Federal wildlife laws, administers the Endangered Species Act, manages migratory bird populations, restores nationally significant fisheries, conserves and restores wildlife habitat such as wetlands, and helps foreign governments with their conservation efforts. It also oversees the Federal Aid program that distributes hundreds of millions of dollars in excise taxes on fishing and hunting equipment to state fish and wildlife agencies.
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Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will inaugurate the 50-day golden jubilee celebrations in Thiruvananthapuram to mark Kerala's formation on November 1.
Dr Singh accepted an invitation extended by Chief Minister V S Achuthanandan when the latter called on him at his official residence in New Delhi on Monday morning along with his cabinet colleagues.
During the visit, the details of which are yet to be worked out, the prime minister is likely to lay the foundation stone for a new international terminal at the airport in the state capital, Achuthanandan said after the meeting.
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Sebastião Salgado is one of the preeminent photojournalists working today. Well, photojournalist may not be the best moniker for him, since as far as I know he only works on long term, large scale projects that he dedicates himself to for years. This sort of dedication and ethic is, needless to say, tremendously admirable. Furthermore, and also tremendously admired, are Salgado's prints: they are so exquisite it's almost unreal.
Take a close look at this first photo. It is the kind of picture that can change your perception of the function and capability of photography.
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1999 Chevy Monty Carlo, 95k miles, automatic transmission, 2 wheel drive, no strange sounds or fluid leaks. I have a check engine light on and the code was a stuck torque converter I believe.
The only problem I've really seen with performance is when I just start my car. If I try to go into drive or reverse, the engine revs a lot and the car moves very slow. It only does it when I first start my car and I think its better if I let it warm up. The only other performance problem is that it's shifting a little bit harder than it was a few months ago.
Only relevant service issue I can think of is that I went to Valvoleen and had my transmission fluid changed, and the fluid was thick and black after only 3 months, I'm not sure if my transmission did that or if they put old fluid in my car. They redid the service for free and the fluid looks good after a month now.
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Max's Restaurant became popular because of their tender, juicy, and delicious fried chicken. This traditional Filipino restaurant were known to the be "The House That Fried Chicken Built". Their recipes were purely Filipino dishes that became people's favorite. Max's already established a name for how many years and a tradition that still patronized by people until now. Providing and offering delightful recipes and creating more Filipino favorite dishes in a fine- dining atmosphere with quality service.
Good news, Max's now offers a Summer take out treat for your exciting and fun adventure this summer. It comprises of Max's fried chicken, rice, regular pancit canton, halo-halo and drinks for only P1098.90 (inclusive of delivery charge within Metro Manila only) good for the whole family and friends. But if you need foods that are good for 20 people or more for special occasions like birthdays, weddings, anniversaries etc. Max's wants to be part of your memorable moments they give you Cater Tray Set menu for only P6999.00. Another offer is the Per table set menu that is good for 5 to 10 persons for only P2549.80. There are many choices for both cater tray and per table set menu. You can call 7-9000 Max's delivery for your order and they will gladly deliver your food in your house.
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Overall today was probably the least eventful travel day I think I've ever had, which is good news for my stress levels, but really lame for this report….
Had the nicest TSA agents despite them all coming off the night shift, and only one person letting a little power go to their head.
Flight from Detroit–>Dallas didn't offer any snacks or entertainment. I wish airlines would stop being so cheap and provide some customer service again! Seriously, a 2.5 hour flight with only a Dr. Pepper offered? Come on!
Lunch in Dallas airport, m'eh. Overpriced and under flavoured, but not the worst I've had. At least the chairs were comfortable…
Flight from Dallas to San Jose was alright as well, although we misunderstood the time change and were getting a little concerned when we were 20 minutes late for our touchdown without an explanation from the cabin crew! Turns out they don't use daylight savings time down here… good to know! At least they served a meal on this flight, although nothing special or good. Also, apparently American Airlines no longer accepts cash for food, drinks, or headphones. That's right, you need to pay $2 by debit or credit if you forget your headphones at home! I'll pass thanks!
Started and finished another popular science book on taxonomy and biodiversity today, watch for a review in the coming weeks after I get home!
Staying at the Adventure Inn while in San Jose over the next few weeks. Seems great with nice rooms and a great pool that I look forward to testing later this week!
Bonus real life joke: A dipterist tries to walk into a bar but gets stopped by the plate glass window, gains first hand experience of what his flies must feel! (It wasn't me either)
That's it for tonight! We're off to El Copal Lodge tomorrow to scout some new locations for collecting, and I'm guessing there won't be any internet access. No worries though, I'll be taking notes and expect a bunch of blog posts on Sunday when we come back to San Jose! Hasta luego!


text: So I thought I'd of course post the pictures taken with the "better" camera. It was such a good time yesterday! I'm finding myself looking through these pics and watching this video and just laughing and smiling like crazy. I can't believe I've kept this child alive for 2 years!!!


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Thoughts records for social anxiety (also known as thought diaries) are a way of understanding and changing your negative thought patterns.

The cognitive-behavioral model of therapy holds that emotions and behaviors can be changed because they are (at least partly) the result of your thoughts.

Psychologist Albert Ellis was the first to propose the "ABC Model" of behavior: An activating event (A) triggers beliefs and thoughts (B) which in turn result in consequences (C).

Although it may seem like your feelings are a direct result of situations (e.g., you feel anxious when having to give a speech) there is actually a step in between the situation and your emotions: your thoughts.

It is your perception of the situation that influences how you feel. For many people, thoughts become so automatic that you may not even realize what you are thinking.

Imagine that you are talking to someone at a party and he yawns. Your feelings will differ depending on what you think about the yawn.

If you think that the yawn is rude, you might feel annoyed.

If you think the yawn means that you are boring, you might feel bad about yourself.

If you think the yawn means the other person is tired, you might feel indifferent.

Notice that the same event can cause different emotions; the ultimate cause is your thoughts.

Using Thought Records

Thought records are a tool used in cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) to help you recognize and change your unhelpful thoughts. The purpose of a thought record is to get you into the habit of paying attention to your thoughts and working to change them.

Although thought records may seem like a lot of work in the beginning, over time the process will become automatic and you won't have to use the diaries anymore.

CBT thought records can be used on your own to help monitor and change your thoughts. Ideally, you should use the form after anxiety-provoking situations at least several times a week.

Unhelpful Thoughts

In general, people with social anxiety disorder (SAD) have two kinds of negative thoughts.

They overestimate how likely it is that something bad will happen, and they overestimate how bad it will be if something happens.

In this way, unhelpful thoughts distort reality and are irrational in terms of how you perceive yourself, others and the world.

At the root of most unhelpful thoughts are core beliefs.

Some examples of core beliefs might be: "Everyone has to like me" or "I can never make mistakes."

Using thought diaries regularly will help you to identify the patterns in your thoughts and point to the core beliefs that underlie your negative thought patterns.

Obstacles to Using Thought Records

When using thought records you may encounter some obstacles. At first, you may have trouble adopting a more helpful thinking style. Over time, however, these new thoughts will become more believable.

Sources:

Antony M, Swinson R. The Shyness, and Social Anxiety Workbook. Oakland, CA: New Harbinger; 2008.

Centre for Clinical Interventions. Shy No Longer: Coping with Social Anxiety.

Hope DA, Heimberg RG, Turk C. (2010). Managing Social Anxiety: A Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy Approach Workbook (2nd Ed.). New York: Oxford University Press.


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Credit card rewards programs don't only let you score points for airfare, hotel accommodations or merchandise. They can also grant cardholders VIP access to sporting events, concerts, plays, wine-tastings, fashion shows and other exclusive experiences they may have not otherwise been able to get in to.
This access, which can typically be purchased with money or points, can come in handy during summer months when students have more time on their hands and families focus on entertainment. If you're in the market for something cool to do this June, July or August, here are some of the more noteworthy experiential rewards issuers will be offering.
Amusement park lovers can get VIP access to Six Flags Great Adventure Theme Parks through several packages offered by Discover this year. In addition to discounts on tickets and parking packages through December, cardholders will have the opportunity in July to cash in $150 in bonus to tour select Six Flags with their Park Presidents this August. The package includes the two tour passes, two tickets to the park remit with Flash Pass, one parking pass, lunch with the president and the opportunity to skip some lines along the way.
Foodies with Amex cards can have a four-course lunch with Chef Gregory Danko at his Michelin-starred restaurant in San Francisco. Lunch will be held June 29 from 11 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. The experience, which costs $345, includes wine pairings and parting gift.
Amex cardholders can also currently purchase a ticket to the NBA draft at the Prudential Center in Newark, NJ on June 28 and 29 for $300. The package also includes a backstage tour of the event, a training session with New York Knicks coach Steve Novak and a pre-Draft reception with 2012 NBA Rookie of the Year Kyrie Irving.
Chase is auctioning off several sporting event experiences in its Ultimate Rewards mall this summer. Right now, cardholders have the opportunity to bid on several travel packages to the London Olympics that include four-nights of hotel accommodations, tickets to three events and a bag of Games-themed merchandise. Bids on packages are currently hovering around 250,000 points or $2,500.
A spokeswoman for Chase says soccer fans who are Chase Freedom® cardholders will also have the opportunity in early July to score packages to the July 25 Major League Soccer All Star Game that includes tickets, a Meet & Greet and field access. Pricing details were not yet available.
Citi cardholders who happen to be Met fans may want to capitalize on a package that lets them hang out in a private suite at Citi Field with Darryl Strawberry before the Mets-Dodgers game July 22. The experience, which costs $250, also includes lunch, an open bar and an autographed baseball from the former Met and Yankee.
If you're looking for some free entertainment, Citi is also offering cardholders complimentary screening passes to the movie Rock of Ages.


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They were shot by an Afghan wearing a security forces uniform.
They were identified Tuesday as 23-year-old Spc. Joshua J. Strickland of Woodstock, Ga., assigned to 1st Battalion, 1st Special Forces Group, Joint Base Lewis-McChord. Also, 32-year-old Staff Sgt. Liam J. Nevins of Denver, Colo., assigned to 5th Battalion, 19th Special Forces Group, Watkins, Colo., and 30-year-old Staff Sgt. Timothy R. McGill of Ramsey, N.J., assigned to 2nd Battalion, 19th Special Forces Group, Middletown, R.I.


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Tom Clancy's The Division and The Crew, two highly anticipated Ubisoft titles, are still on track to release in 2014, the company announced today. Ubisoft sent out a release schedule for its games this morning, confirming a 2014 window for both games.
The Division, Ubisoft's intriguing online multiplayer RPG, was first revealed in a hands-off demo at E3 2013. It instantly won over the crowd thanks, in part, to the Snowdrop Engine's impressive visuals and technical capabilities; however, not much of the game has been talked about of late. While Ubisoft has treated us trickles of information, the lack of substantial footage or gameplay have led some to believe that a 2014 release may be pushing it. Although Ubisoft remains committed to 2014 for the time being, I could definitely see The Division quietly slipping into early 2015.
The Crew, meanwhile, seems a little more realistic for 2014. An open-world racer that seemingly allows you to drive anywhere in the United States, we've actually gone hands-on with the game. At the time it was listed for an "early 2014" release, but given that we're already in March, I'd say a late 2014 launch is more likely.
The lack of information for both games has certainly been noticeable, but it's also understandable given that all attention has been on Watch Dogs of late. Earlier this week, Ubisoft confirmed that Watch Dogs — another open-world title that was previously delayed — will be released on May 27. I'm not surprised its delay has caused some anxiety among Ubisoft fans though.


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RuckPack turns an idea on deployment into a business at home with Google Apps
Editor's word: This Veterans Day, we're celebrating our veterans' contributions and successes as entrepreneurs, by means of highlighting a handful of the three.7 million companies run by using veterans within the U.S. Lately, we hear from Rob Dyer, lively accountability Marine Corps Aviation Officer and Founder and CEO of RuckPack, a peak performance nutrition shot.
The idea for RuckPack was born while I was deployed to Afghanistan with Marine Special Operations Command. While at camp we'd talk about how great it would be to start a company together when we got home — we could keep the gang together and hire other veterans to build up the team. We even came up with a business idea: a nutrition shot with all the vitamins and minerals to keep guys in our position healthy and focused through the long, tough missions. And before we knew it, we had the early makings of RuckPack.
We tried to get the company up and running when we got back from Afghanistan, but it was hard with everyone spread out all over the country. I told a Marine buddy of mine about the business plan and some of the challenges I was facing. He told me the first step to getting the company off the ground was to start using Google Apps for Business. The majority of our team is still on active duty, myself included, but wherever we are, we're able to stay connected using Google Apps. That's helped us release two flavors of our nutrition shot that are being sold at stores and shipped to soldiers abroad.
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Google Apps is the technological backbone to RuckPack — it's what keeps our 12-person, multi-million dollar virtual operation running without an office. Hangouts keep us connected, whether it's a conversation about a website change or a celebration of a big sale with a retail distributor. After spending day and night with these guys in the military, seeing their faces on a Hangout makes it feel like we've still got the gang together.
Google Docs and Drive help us keep track of and centralize our business plans and documents. Any time we get on a call with an investor, think of a topic for a blog post, or request content changes to the website, we open a Doc and share it with the appropriate people. That way, we can all keep tabs on our work, whether we're checking in from Japan, where one of our teammates is stationed, or from Annapolis, where I live and teach at the Naval Academy.
Today, we launched our Veteran Distributor Program (VDP), which allows any U.S. veteran to join our sales force and receive a commission on any RuckPack product they sell. Our team knew from the start that we wanted to help fellow veterans; this was our way of expanding it beyond the core team. The concept of the VDP was launched and refined in a Google Doc, with each person on the team contributing with additions and comments along the way. We don't have to be in a room together to get a great idea off the ground. We just needed a shared Google doc.
There's nothing like the bond I felt with the guys I was deployed with. There was a sense of team and trust among us that we all missed when we got back home. What's great about RuckPack is that we've been able to revive that same bond and camaraderie. Google Apps has helped us keep that sense of working towards a common goal — only now that goal is building a great business that helps the guys still out there serving our country.


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Think back to what it was like when you were a kid and some grown-up would ask you that vaunted question, "What do you want to be when you grow up?"
Astronaut. Actress. Microbiologist.
Whatever your answer, often the grown-up would give you a look of guarded optimism that, as adults, we can look back on and say was actually a look that combined feelings of "Wow, to have your whole life ahead of you" and "Good luck with that, kid."
Kennedy Younger Dold and Gavin Spence won't be getting those looks anymore. Not when they say, "I want to be a writer. Actually, I am a writer. Want to see a copy of my book?"
Kennedy, a student at South Junior High School, and Gavin, a student at West Junior High School, each are the recipients of the coolest gift a writer could receive: instant publication of a book.
In May, their books were published by Jayhawk Ink, a print-on-demand publisher connected to the KU Bookstore. Each received two printed copies of their books, free ISBN registration so they can sell them and any royalties from the sales of their books.
"She got to see how the whole thing works and it's really neat for her to actually get her book published and out there in people's hands. It's pretty amazing," says Kennedy's mom, Jean Younger. "It's really nice of KU to do that. ... For the kids here in town to be able to do something like this and get their books published, I mean, what a boost."
Estella McCollum says the idea came about when the store became a test site for new Hewlett-Packard printing equipment last summer.
"They also provided some grant money for us to reach out and provide some community opportunities. And so along with that it was really our idea to reach out into the schools," McCollum says. "It's a pretty cool opportunity to be able to see, like a Krispy Kreme doughnut, a book being made. Especially if it's a book you help create, that's pretty cool as a kid."
McCollum approached both high schools and each of Lawrence's four junior highs to ask if they'd be interested in choosing a student for publication. She received interest from both South and West junior highs.
South, Kennedy's school, decided to form the Aspiring Authors Club and hold a competition to see which writer from that school would be published. Kennedy ended up winning with a book she'd been working on since elementary school about what would happen if the Greek gods were teenagers. The result is "Amelia and the Heroes of Old."
"So, basically, it's a story about these 10 13-year-olds that discover that they're the Greek gods. Each one of them has powers," Kennedy says. "They finally figured out that these skills aren't just because they're there — they're there because of their divine heritage, they are the Greek gods."
Kennedy's teacher and adviser Kathleen Scollon says she was just amazed at the young writer's ability to keep a large cast of characters in check and moving well.
"When I started reading it, I thought, 'Oh my lands, why does she have so many characters? How is she going to do this?' And I was worried because it was a huge family," Scollon says. "And then, as I read, I realized where she was going with it and she actually immersed them into mythology. That's very upper level, and she did a good job."
At West, the school already had a very active writers' group, Written & Illustrated, that had been going for years. In fact, Gavin had joined as a seventh-grader and had already self-published the prequel to his winning book, "Unbreakable II."
"It's about this guy named Shane whose parents died in the first one because aliens mysteriously came to his house," Gavin says. "So then Shane's left alone — his family's gone — and he ends up getting superpowers and ends up destroying most of the aliens."
At the club, librarian Betty Kline says she was impressed with how Gavin would turn a conversation with his friend into a scene that made sense in the context of the book.
"All of his friends are in this book. The way he named his characters is a scream," she says, laughing. "All of these are students at West, but they've been morphed into these superheroes."
Needless to say, both young writers are over the moon about the win, which also netted them each a HP netbook as part of the funding.
"I was a wonderful opportunity, and I probably can't thank KU enough for everything," Kennedy says. "I always knew that I wanted to get my book published. I didn't necessarily know it was going to be this soon."
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Best Buy Expecting Sprint iPhone 5 Release in First Week of October
According to many recent reports, including BGR who discovered an internal memo, the rumored iPhone 5 may be coming to Sprint sooner than expected. With Apple's recent transition to Verizon, groundwork for the move to Sprint has been laid. Now, the day that many Sprint customers have been waiting for is almost here.
Thanks to a leaked document from a Best Buy source, we have discovered that Best Buy and Best Buy Mobile stores are anticipating taking preorders for the iPhone 5 starting in the first week of October. What's a tad bit more interesting, however, is the mention (and further anticipation) that Sprint will be carrying the iPhone 5 at launch.
Best Buy also mentioned that the date of the iPhone 5 release on Sprint may be changed. Possibly, because of Apple's constantly changing release dates for new iPhone hardware. Without a stable release and formal introduction by Apple, the public will not be allowed any information on what carriers that it will be available on.
The move to Sprint is a rather easy one for Apple by introducing a CDMA version of its popular iPhone 4 in order to accommodate Verizon's networks. ThisIsMyNext also confirmed that Best Buy is expecting a new "Apple Fixture Installation" on Friday, October 21st.
To be clear, this isn't a run-of-the-mill installation for the big box — our tipster tells us that the request that a manager be on-hand at 6AM is out of the ordinary (they usually show up at 7AM for inventory), and that a similar arrangement was scheduled for the iPhone 4 launch.
This same device will likely be tweaked in order to take on Sprint as well. Apple could also introduce an integrated GSM and CDMA model, simplifying the number of devices and software updates that they would have to release.
Best Buy did not comment on this internal memo and is likely keeping it under wraps until Apple gives them the go ahead. Apple is expected to release the iPhone 5 this October, alongside the public release of iOS 5. Stay tuned, we'll keep you posted.
{via Mac Rumors}
Down with AT&T! Hello Sprint
YESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Please let this be true!!! It will be so nice to finally have all my devices synced.


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Twenty-one years ago, Carol Fullerton's car was found abandoned by the side of a California highway. The teenager hasn't been seen or heard from since, and the case has long since gone cold. Now Carol's mother is dying. But before she draws her last breath she wants to know, once and for all, exactly what happened to her daughter....
Six months ago, Diane Kramer emptied her savings account and vanished. According to her sister, Andrea, the only clue to her whereabouts is her obsession with a charismatic weight-loss guru known for his unorthodox methods. Now Andrea fears Diane's body issues may have cost her more than she bargained for....
Kidnapped and terrorized as a teenager by a serial killer, Sacramento PI Lizzy Gardner knows better than anyone that letting go is easier said than done. The police have had their chance to save these women. Now it's Lizzy's turn.
©2012 T. R. Ragan (P)2012 Brilliance Audio, Inc.
"I enjoyed Hayley's revenge story"
I found that Hayley's vengeance was a lot more interesting than the weight watch warriors. After book one, I feel the series reader has much more invested in the character of Hayley, than the newly introduced characters. Maybe it's just me, having a huge soft spot for the weirdo, outsider, I married one, after all :-) only I hope, a less damaged, less violent version. :-p
In hoping Lizzy and Jared get her a good lawyer, and she gets away with a mild slap on the wrist, that is US justice for white girls, isn't it? Though, she looks a bit odd, if they were any further south, they prosecution would do a WM3 on Lizzy, Jessica and Hayley, and the next few books would be rather tiresome :-(
"The Lizzy Gardner series is addictive"
Dead Weight is Book 2 of Theresa Ragan's six novel Lizzy Gardner series. The series is best read in order, which I did not do. Book 6, when Lizzy leaves the private detective business, seems to complete the series. That is unfortunate because Lizzy and her weird group of cohorts are really interesting as are her cases.
Kate Rudd, who narrates the entire series, is one of the best.
"Typical but Good"
Good Not Great
It moved fairly quickly.
Hailey - I wish there was more Hailey.
Dying to be thin?
"keeps you listening"
I didn't read the print version
It's a pretty good mystery.
This is the second book I've listened to in the series. I do enjoy the books, but the reader can be a bit distracting at times. It's like she's trying to read to a five-year old at times.
Sitting? That's the whole point of audiobooks, so we don't have to sit.
I like Kate Rudd. I just with she would relax a little in her reading. Sometimes it's like she's trying to read to a child.
"Not as good as the first, but still worth a listen"
I had no sooner finished book 1, Abducted, when I bought books 2 and 3. I liked this book, but not as much as the first.
I multi-task while I listen, and change the type of books I read depending on my activity and need to concentrate on the task vs. the book. This book required a little more attention, particularly in the beginning where you get the set up of the two plot threads.
While some readers found the book disjointed because of the two stories, I did not. It seemed perfectly reasonable that a PI would work on multiple cases simultaneously, especially when she has other employees. However, I did have to go back and remind myself which secondary characters were in which thread at one point because I hadn't committed it well enough in my head the first go-round. I bought both the book and audio, so this was easy to do.
The book is not equally divided between the two stories, and does follow the "dead weight" thread more heavily, especially toward the end. There was some interesting character development in this book, building upon those characters of the first book. This continues into book 3, and as the way book 3 left it, I assume in book 4, but there are no major cliff-hangers.
While this is a stand-alone mystery, the character development is not. It's best to read book 1 first and then enjoy the next several in the series.
I like this author and will look up other novels she has written under TR as well as Theresa Ragan.
"Don't Bother"
More organized plot, it was a bit to all over the place. T.R Ragen did such a great job with Abducted but lost a lot of steam in this book. Jared one of the main charecters in the first book was barely even a part of this one and when he was it wasn't in a way you would think or enjoy.
No, Still love mysteries and the first book in this series.
Sure, she does a good job at the different style of voices.
Not really.
"Good Series - but has a lot of room for improvemen"
One of the things that I think that could make this series a tad bit better would be for Lizzie to NOT jump out of her car and try to confront anyone she thinks is following her. When she does this I just have to roll my eyes thinking that anyone who had been abducted and would not open her door without her glock in hand would NOT be getting ready to open a stranger's car door just to find out why they were tailing her.While it is a little bit disconcerting to have multiple cases in one book - it is realistic in the one a PI would work. But you can't make any money if the bad guy is always the one hiring you.
This is a good book and has some very realistic characters in it. Haley and Jessica are very believable in the way they handle trauma - I'm very glad that Haley stopped short in her seeking of revenge.
"Narration was improved...enjoyed listening"
This series is good and worth the time...you'll get hooked and not want to stop listening to the series.
"Great book #2 in the series"
I gave book #1 in this Lizzy Garner series due to violent scenes. But book #2 is a great follow up.
"1st book better"
I didn't enjoy this book as much as the 1st. Bouncing storylines and violence was a lot. Wasn't a bad book. Just was not what I was expecting after the first book.
"Great series of books"
Loved this book as well as the 1st getting ready to read the 3rd .These are intense and keep you intrested
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Christopher Buffa (Prima Games): The more we work with younger gamers, the more we realize that a.) we're getting old, and b.) they don't understand the sorts of things we went through in the 80s and 90s, particularly when it comes to handhelds. Mention the Atari Lynx and we get blank stares. Talk about attaching a Super Wide Gear to a Sega Game Gear to magnify screen size and we might as well speak another language. Sure, they grew up with the Game Boy Color, but quickly moved on to greener pastures with Game Boy Advance, DS and 3DS before enjoying games on big screen tablets.
With this in mind, humor the old people and check out these portable gaming hardships. Of course, if you're as old as we are (or older), you remember these all too well.


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Cougar Town Season 2 Episode 9: "When The Time Comes" Quotes
Jules. What I was going to say before you poisoned me is that I am so lucky to have found you.Grayson
Ah! Big Carl! You can almost fix everything.Jules
(to Grayson) Hold my hand. It can still be romantic!Jules
Thanksgiving is not a sexy holiday.Ellie
(to Jules) I'm happier with you than I've ever been in my life.Grayson
(to Ellie about Andy) I'm going to beat the optimism out of that man.Laurie
Jules: What did he just say?
Laurie: Got me!
Ellie: Razzle dazzle.
Everything goes my way. You know why? Because it will.Andy
Grayson: Jules.
Jules: I can't help it. It's like a sofa.
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Li's game is all grown up
Sixth-grader shoots 78 in first round to trail leader Lewis by 11 shots
Published 9:03 pm, Thursday, June 19, 2014
Pinehurst, N.C.
Lucy Li showed her age only when she finished her historic round Thursday at the U.S. Women's Open.
Just like any 11-year-old, she went straight for an ice cream.
The youngest qualifier ever at the Women's Open played a grown-up game at Pinehurst No. 2, except for three holes that made her 8-over 78 look a lot worse than it was and stretched the odds of her becoming the youngest player to make the cut.
"She looks 11. She doesn't talk 11. And she doesn't hit the ball like she's 11," said Catherine O'Donnell, who played with her in a sunbaked opening round on a course that only four days ago hosted the men's U.S. Open.
The sixth-grader from the Bay Area was the star attraction, right down to her Stars & Stripes outfit, with silver stars to match the color of her braces, to celebrate the occasion.
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1. Stacy Lewis 34-33—67 -3
2. Michelle Wie 36-32—68 -2
3. Katherine Kirk 34-35—69 -1
3. So Yeon Ru 34-35—69 -1
3. Minjee Lee 34-35—69 -1
Li wound up 11 shots behind Stacy Lewis, the No. 1 player in the world who opened with a 67. Michelle Wie was a stroke back and there's a three-way tie at -1. Play was suspended because of inclement weather with 30 players still on the course.
Among those who finished was Scotia native Laura Diaz, who shot a 75.
For Li, one moment was telling. She made a seven-foot birdie putt on the par-5 fifth hole and headed to the next tee, her braided pigtails swinging with each step. The media and a large gallery followed her right past the adjacent green, where hardly anyone noticed Lewis making her way around Pinehurst with no bogeys.
Only this was more than just a sideshow. Li missed only one fairway — by less than a yard. Even though she hit fairway metals into half of the holes, she rarely got out of position. Now if she could only take back three shots that led to big numbers.
"It was a lot of fun. I kind of struggled today, but it was great," Li said, pausing to lick her ice cream between answers. "I mean, it's 8 over. It's not bad. But I was 7 over in three holes, so that's 1 over in 15 holes. So yeah, I just need to get rid of the big numbers."
Li had the same score as O'Donnell, Natalie Gulbis and Jessica Korda, a two-time winner on the LPGA Tour this year. There already were 11 rounds in the 80s.
Perhaps most remarkable about her round, besides the 13 pars and two birdies, was how she bounced back from mistakes.
"That's what I was so happy about in my round," she said. "Because after I got doubles and triples, I was able to get it back. Like I made a good stretch of holes after the double on the first hole. And after the triple, I birdied No. 5. And I got a lot of pars after that."
Li left a tough angle for her third shot on the par-5 10th hole and came up short and into a bunker. The sand shot looked reasonable until it kept rolling off the back of the green. She chipped with her wedge (a pink shaft) to about eight feet and missed the putt to take double bogey.
Another double bogey came on the 450-yard 16th hole when her fairway metal went into a bunker some 20 yards short of an elevated green, leaving a shot so hard even the best men would have a tough time. Her bunker shot was not strong enough, and she wound up missing a seven-foot bogey putt.
Asked to have one swing back, it would be the wedge on the short third hole. She went left of the flag, and it trickled off the turtleback green — the signature of this Donald Ross course — and into a bunker. She blasted out over the green, chipped on to 18 feet and three-putted for triple bogey.
But she made a pair of smooth birdies — a 6-iron to 15 feet on No. 1, and a wedge to a right pin position on the fifth hole — along with some tough par saves. The best came at the 426-yard eighth hole, when her 5-wood from 198 yards went long and over a steep slope right of the green. She lofted a pitch perfectly, and it rolled six feet by the cup. This is the same hole where John Daly putted off the green so many times in 1999 that he whacked the ball with his putter when it was still moving and rang up an 11.
"Give her that shot again and she can't do that another 50 times, probably," O'Donnell said.
Along the way in a 51/2-hour round, Li often plopped to the ground in the shade and sat until it was time to hit
Kaymer last week used putter exclusively when he was just off the green. Li chose to chip because that's what made her more comfortable. She won the driving and chipping portion of the Drive, Chip & Putt Championship two months ago at Augusta National.
That was for kids. This is for grown-ups. She fit in just fine.


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October 15, 2010
My Girl Thursday
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That's so nice of her! What a cute tote-I love her blog too!ReplyDelete
Yay for being featured on the front page! And what a thoughtful gift from her! LOVE that vintage fabric print. I hope your weekend is lovely and inspiring!ReplyDelete
Ashley- I do as well! She's such a sweetheart!ReplyDelete
PS Know of any good art shows or events going on this weekend? :]
Rachel- Thank you so much! It will be my second article on the front page and I'm very excited about it! Oh, and thank you! I'm loving the fabric as well! Hope your weekend is wonderful!
what a fun tote! perfect for a writer... you can write down your inspirations right on your bag. :)ReplyDelete
A chalkboard bag?! I've never heard of such a thing! I love it & you look adorable as always <3ReplyDelete
Tonight we are going to walk around Third Fridays! 2 of Dave's friends have shows. One at Pravus and the other at Parahellion (however you spell it) So we will be around, hope to see you and Scott :)ReplyDelete
I really think we have such similar style! Every time that I see one of your outfits, certain articles of my clothing are popping into my mind and I'm thinking, "Oh! That looks like my ..."ReplyDelete
Haha! You're so pretty & I love your posts (:
Thanks for the feature Chelsea! So glad it made your day!ReplyDelete
That bag is wonderful - and your shoes are so cute!ReplyDelete
Sylvia- Oh, I love that idea! How clever!ReplyDelete
Ashley Gray- Thank you so much! I'm pretty sure Chantilly still has a few in her shop. You should definitely check them out :] Very cute, and affordable.
Ashley- Oh, that sounds like fun! Sorry we didn't stop by last night. We ended up staying at home and carving pumpkins. Scott didn't want to be out too late because he started work at 5 a.m.
Chantilly- Thank YOU so much! I love, love, love it~
Tieka- Awh, thank you! :]
Ooh pumpkins are fun too! Do you cook the seeds? 5am is rough!ReplyDelete
Ashley- We didn't, but we still have another pumpkin left so we might :]ReplyDelete
you're the cutest!! today i went antiquing...it was lovely even though i only found one treasure (well, i found lots but only bought one!)ReplyDelete
that tote is SO cute and that is SO nice when people do random acts of kindness like that, isn't it? she lives in my town actually and i saw her in 'real life' today outside of my apartment downtown but was too nervous to say anything 'cause she's like blog famous! haha.
Carly- It was the sweetest of Chantilly to sending me the tote! It really made my day :]ReplyDelete
Also, you saw her and didn't say hi? Oh no! She seems like the nicest person, and I would totally say hi to her! Don't be nervous girl :]
You and your blog are so absolutely delightful. I'm happy that Rachel featured you on her blog! :)ReplyDelete


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Another frustrating day for Tiger Woods
Credit: Jay Connor
NORTON - It was another round of frustration on and off the greens for Tiger Woods yesterday at TPC Boston.
The No. 1 player in the world didn't card a birdie until the 15th hole, finishing with a 1-over-par 72 to leave him with a 4-under score of 209 after three rounds of the Deutsche Bank Championship.
Woods opened the round horribly, driving into the woods on the right and taking a bogey on the first hole. After nine consecutive pars, he went 2-over on the day after over-shooting a 4-iron on the long 231-yard, par-3 11th hole.
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|If you obtain a judgment or a court order, the Sheriff is in charge for – Enforcing Judgments & Court Orders. Listed below is information from the New York County Sheriff's office regarding enforcement.
Property and Income Executions, Order of Attachment, Order of Seizure, et. al.
Fee Schedule for Collection of Money
A service fee of five percent is charged in collection cases from an execution or attachment. However, this is usually added to the judgment debtor's payment, not deducted from the creditor's award.
For example, if a judgment debtor owes $100, the five percent fee will be $5. The Sheriff will collect $105 from the debtor, so the creditor receives the full $100 to which he or she is entitled.
Property Execution
Property Execution Fees
Income Execution
An income execution is an enforcement issued by the judgment creditor's attorney as an officer of the court, or the court clerk, directing the Sheriff to satisfy a money judgment from the debtor's income. The debtor's earnings and State and Federal rules for payment, calculation and regulation determine the amount of each payment. Payments may be paid, voluntarily or involuntarily, to the Sheriff through payroll deductions. Income executions, which are not paid voluntarily, are served second stage on the debtor's employer. In a second stage service, the proper amount of money is seized from the debtor's pay. The employer is required to forward this specific amount to the Sheriff for application to the account.
Income Execution Fees
The purpose of an attachment is to seize and encumber property, which may be used to satisfy a judgment. Personal and real property can be attached and liquidated to satisfy a money judgment.
The above process is a "provisional remedy." Anlthough the attachment is ordered by the court, it is also pre-final judgment. Any property seized is taken into the Sheriff's custody and held until the court orders the final disposition.
Attachment Fees
Each Additional Levy Fee
Order of Seizure
The above process is a "provisional remedy." Although the seizure is ordered by the court, it is also pre-final judgment. Any property seized is taken into the Sheriff's custody and held until the court orders the final disposition.Property Seizure Fee
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Ahhh..Playing classical pieces allows me to drift away somewhere so beautiful and peaceful. Mozart, Bach, Chopin, Haydn, Handel, Brahms ...I could go on for hours. Classical music is filled with so many emotions and passion. Some pieces make me feel as if I am making love to the piano.
Thanks Mom for forcing those piano lessons on me lol
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I love playing Beethoven's pathetique and moonlight and gymnopedies by Satek


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1. Have your building blocks ready
I always think of the instruments or parts in my tracks as Lego building blocks. I've found this analogy helps better understand some of the basic ideas about building a structure to a song. Before you can do so, you first need the right parts. Now this might sound obvious but I've seen myself and many guys getting stuck with a track because we just didn't have the building blocks to work with. So create them first. Also, try to create the right ones. Various types of instruments with various functions. Stabs for rhythmic melodies, leads for attention and hook, pads for depth and feel, textures for ambience and detail, etc. They each serve a different purpose, it's like going to battle with all you can possibly have: infantry, cavalry, artillery, etc – they make a strong and efficient bunch together.
2. Have at least as many as you will use
Not having all the required parts often leads to being unable to break out of a loop. You're in a rut and just haven't got the ammunition to fight your way out. It can be so frustrating that we often can't even identify the problem or we're just not in the right mindset to come up with new parts.
On the other hand, too many bits create clutter. You need to pick the ones you'll actually use. Letting go is probably one of the most difficult parts of any art really but it's also a crucial one. Building a structure is your moment of decision: picking what what to keep and what to bin. If you have yet to try what it feels like to ditch a good idea just because it doesn't quite sit well with the rest of the track any more, definitely give it a go. It feels awesome!
3. Have different sessions
I find it pretty useful to have different production sessions: a dedicated time to just bang out ideas without worrying too much about how and in what order you'll wanna arrange them. Then at a later point you can start thinking about combinations. Giving some time between these sessions can also be essential. When I create ideas I tend to be very close to them, they often feel large and it's easy to get lost in them. Which is just as well, but it may not be the perfect mindset for working on the structure. After giving it some time, the parts often feel lighter and easier to arrange.
4. Remove layers to create energy
One might think that piling up parts on top of each other creates a stronger whole. In fact, many times, getting rid of something that's been going on a while feels like a weight has been lifted and creates energy. A couple of good questions to keep asking throughout the structure are "Do I need that sound there? Or does it actually get tighter if I remove it?".
5. Headroom
The fewer the parts it takes for a great sound, the better – simple as that. When my drums and bass already sound ace together I already know I will have them go on their own for a while in the track, and I can then add more on top of them – already have some of the arrangement sorted. Always good to save resources for later.
6. Start with the peak
It can be a good idea to first create the highest energy point of your song so you know your limits and don't end up with a track that would need more nitro and boost but you've just used them all and you can't go any higher.
7. Logical but surprising events
It always works a treat when you can introduce a new instrument in a way that it feels like an absolutely logical improvement, yet it is still surprising and unexpected. It might be achieved by creating a pad or texture out of a lead part, for instance, and first showing off the first, then the latter. That way the lead just feels familiar when it comes in. If you want to try out something like that, extreme warping in Ableton Live or granular synthesis are usually a great place to start for me.
8. Don't let your project grow too big
By the time you work on the structure, your project may get pretty big and sluggish. Only few things are more annoying in the world, in my opinion. My advice is would be: try to keep your project simple – resample. Always having the option to change any parameter you want, might sound like an advantage but I believe i's often counter-productive. Resampling an instrument and thus committing to it is a great way to get on with the track and prevent your project from growing too big. You can always save a version of your sound fully tweakable, then resample, save to a new version, and go on with that.
9. Sonic and musical variety
Both are important, still, sometimes we neglect one or the other. If you feel the need to change chords, don't forget that it may be just the sonic attributes of certain sounds that make the track dull. And vice versa, you can sound design the hell out of a track and still might not be able to make it interesting enough if it's the same two chords on repeat all the way. That said, I also tend to have different drum patterns going at different parts of a song. It's a good way of giving more character or identity to a section.
10. Pop music structures
Borrowing ideas from pop music can also work well. Coming up with a bridge, a chorus, or a middle 8 might just be what the track needs to become a little more exciting.
In the intro you probably want to set the pace of the track and when reaching the verse, it can be a good idea to go with a minimum energy/ maximum effect combo. For example, having just the drums and the bass play at the drop especially after an intro that becomes busy towards the end can work a treat. The chorus is your chance to show off your hook, get the main message through, and reach the maximum energy level. A breakdown can give your audience the chance to rest a little, and a middle 8 after a chorus might get the song out of the sometimes monotonous ABAB pattern of the verse and chorus. Also, a bridge connecting the verse with the chorus may be an interesting thing to try. A bridge usually introduces new chords, often moving upwards and if they create any tension, it tends to get resolved in the chorus.
11. Ableton Live tips
a) When working on the structure, have the Brower and Device panels hidden. Use keyboard shortcuts: Alt + Cmd + B and Alt + Cmd + L. Also hide your Return Channels using the key command Alt + Cmd + R.
b) In Arrangement View, Alt + click on the down arrow next to the track name (Fold/Unfold Track Button) to minimise the width of all the tracks in your project. Click again to set it back to where it was.
c) Use Locators by right clicking in the Scrub Area and selecting Add Locator. You can then map any of them to any button on your keyboard or MIDI device, or the numbers on your computer keyboard. That way you can try out different versions in real-time.
d) Insert time by selecting a time range on any of the tracks and pressing Shit + Cmd + D.
e) Erase time by selecting a time range on any of the tracks and pressing Shift + Cmd + Backspace.
Do you have any questions? Have you found the same? Have you found the opposite?
Let me know in the comments below!