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Luxury Stretch SUV (10) from Anaheim to Los Angeles
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A stretch sport utility vehicle (SUV) can accommodate up to 10 passengers and 10 bags. Ski/Snowboard bags, golf clubs and bikes are not permitted in our Stretch SUV.
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Required: Anaheim to Los Angeles
The following items are required and will added to your invoice at checkout time:
- Gratuity Percent | 15.00 %
Trip Options: Anaheim to Los Angeles
The following items are optional and can be selected at time of booking:
30 Minute Stop | $50.00 USD | Per Additional Item
30 minute stop en route. This charge is per vehicle.
City Tour | $90.00 USD | Per Additional Item
Per hour. Add a tour onto your trip. Contact us and we'll design a tour just for you
Getting from Anaheim to Los Angeles
|Start Point
|Anaheim, CA
|End Point
|Los Angeles, CA
|Return Route
|Los Angeles, CA to Anaheim, CA
|55 km
|Estimated Travel time
|Price / Trip
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|Luxury Sedan
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|Luxury SUV
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|Stretch Limousine (Limo)
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Do I need to tip the driver?
Bookings for bus and shuttle services do not include gratuity. 15% gratuity is standard in north America. Please do consider tipping for good service. For private charter services, gratuity is paid at the time of booking. We choose our partners very carefully and incidents or poor service are extremely rare. However, if an incident of poor service were to occur then we will gladly issue a gratuity refund and take up the matter with our transportation partner
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- Yes, if you are using our online booking system, select 'One Way' and you will not be asked for your return trip date.
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- We can often find something for you within that time but our services can sell out - especially during busy periods (school breaks, holidays, game days, etc), so book early to avoid disappointment. If you are booking within 72 hours of travel always call us to check availability before you book - payment does not guarantee availability.
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- The passenger capacity for each of the vehicles on this site are based on one large bag and a carry-on bag per passenger. Please take this into consideration when choosing the size of vehicle for your group. If you know that you will have a lot of luggage, please consider booking a larger vehicle. Contact us if you have questions regarding luggage capacity.
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- We will always strive to honour every booking made with us. On the rare occasion that we can find no availability however, this is not possible. Rest assured that if we are not able to confirm your trip then you will be refunded in full - though this may take 3 - 5 working days to be processed by the bank.
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- Contact us if you need to make changes to your booking. Changes made within 72 hours of travel are subject to availability. Additional fees may apply to adding passengers, sports equipment and other services
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Week 47&48 Schedule
- Revise current Wu CoB's with the help of Hou Han Shu, Wu Li and Generals of the South
- Resume Cao Cao SGYY bio
- Begin with translation of Hou Han Shu
- COB's for this week: Man Chong, Cao Ang, Dian Wei, Hao Zhao, Cao Zhen, Liu Feng, Wei Yan, Lü Qian
CoB's Completed: He Jin, He Miao, Li Dian, Yu Jin, Yue Jin, Zhang He, Xu Huang, Yuan Shao, Liu Ye, Zang Ba, Yuan Shu, Zhang Liao, Guo Jia, Emperor Xian, Sima Yi, Cao Zhen, Dian Wei
Completed but not online: Jian Yong, Li Jue, Lü Meng, Sun Ce, Taishi Ci, Xiahou Dun, Xiahou En, Xiahou Yuan, Xu Sheng, Xun You, Yu Fan, Zhang Fei, Zhu Jun, Emperor Xian, Sima Yi, Cao Zhen, Dian Wei

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Car shows and Lowrider barbecues are always going to be the best of times, and when those events can be used as a platform to help support one of our own who is in need, they become greater than that. A special thanks goes out to Rocky Placencia and the Bomb Club Originals for giving the opportunity of a first time collaboration between Lowrider Magazine and Albert Rosario of LRG Clothing to join forces in support and help benefit Lowrider photographer Jae Bueno's unfortunate battle with cancer.
The event took place this past Cinco de Mayo during the Bomb Club Originals 10th Annual BBQ at Bonelli Park in San Dimas, California. Many of you are undoubtedly familiar with Jae's name and you probably know the lives he has touched through his camera as well; Jae has photographed and written numerous LRM features over the years, and he and his wife's commitment to the culture is generous and honorable. Having grown up surrounded by the custom cars he would see cruising down Whittier Boulevard in Los Angeles, Jae knew exactly what his subject matter would be after picking up his first camera in high school. "Moving Art" is how Jae has always described Lowriders and his assessment couldn't be more accurate. Along with The Bomb Club supporters like LRG Clothing, Jarritos, Hernan's Engraving, Danny D, and Lowrider Magazine, Jae was certainly shown the love he deserves and the event was a heartfelt success.
Bomb Club Originals President, Rocky Placencia, has a special heart for cancer patients, as his wife, Susan, is now a survivor. Naturally, when the opportunity to help Jae arose he was all for it. Hernan's Custom Engraving designed and sold shirts to help with Jae's medical expenses, and the Jarritos team came out and served up the refreshments for everybody. LRG Clothing and Lowrider Magazine collaborated on a tribute shirt that was given away to the first 500 people who came.
Clubs in attendance included Stylistics, Groupe, Bomb Squad, Bomb Club Originals, Majestics, Lifestyle, BridgeTown, Techniques, Style, Los Angeles Car Club, Gabachos H.B., and several independent riders as well. Obviously the barbecue meant that there was no shortage of food to go around, and people were treated throughout the day by music played by Hitman Nightowl records.
The weather was amazing and with so many people coming together for a good cause, the weekend event was quite a success. Jae Bueno and his wife, Stephanie, were overwhelmed with the support from the Lowrider community, and they personally want to thank Rocky and the Bomb Club Originals, as well as all of the Jae Bueno supporters who came out to make this event possible. Our prayers and well wishes go out to Jae and Stephanie, as well as to their entire family as he courageously fights through this difficult situation.


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1 ejected, 3 injured in Cana crash
19-year-old charged with reckless driving
A 19-year-old Cana man has been charged with reckless driving after a Monday morning accident caused the driver to be ejected from the vehicle and resulted in three people being transported to area hospitals.
According to Virginia State Police reports, the accident occurred Monday morning at 8:25 a.m. on U.S. Route 52 at the intersection of Route 685 (Winding Ridge Road) in Fancy Gap.
Imogene Dalton, 51, of Fancy Gap, was driving a 1997 Ford Explorer south on Route 52 attempting to turn left on Winding Ridge Road when a 2003 Toyota driven by Matthew Ryan Combs, 19, of Cana, approached from the rear and was unable to stop, Investigating Trooper R.B. Phipps wrote in the report.
Combs' vehicle then collided with the left front corner of Dalton's Explorer, causing Combs' Toyota to overturn in the parking lot of Ricky's Muffler. Combs was ejected from the vehicle and two juvenile passengers in Combs' Toyota were also injured, according to the report.
All three were transported to area hospitals to be treated for injuries. Phipps charged Combs with reckless driving.


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News & Events
Westmorland is located in the fertile Imperial Valley in Southeastern California. We are a small residential community that sits along state Highway 86. Westmorland is 12 miles south of the Salton Sea, 87 miles southeast of Palm Springs, 122 miles east of San Diego, 192 miles southeast of Los Angeles, 261 miles west of Phoenix, Arizona, and 31 miles north of Mexicali, Mexico.
The City of Westmorland was incorporated in 1934 and now has a populations of approximately 2,444 residents. Current city leaders want to retain the small town feel, but bring growth to the city. For additional information, call City Hall at 760-344-3411 to request our Marketing Information packet.
Please take time to browse our site and get to know our wonderful city.


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SHAKOPEE, Minn. (AP) — Minnesota corn is three months away from harvest, but the Minnesota Corn Growers Association is encouraging farmers to plan ahead for their propane needs.
A propane shortage last winter hit Minnesota farmers and rural homeowners hard. The association has been meeting with industry and government officials to try to prevent a repeat this winter.
Corn growers use propane to fuel machines that dry corn enough so it can be stored. The heavy use of propane to dry last year's wetter-than-normal corn was one reason for the shortage, but so were the cold winter, exports and a pipeline closure.
Minnesota Corn Growers Association President Ryan Buck says the days of having propane delivered as farmers need it may be over. So he says they need to anticipate their fall needs now.
(© Copyright 2014 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.)
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Latest REAL ID Deadline Will Pass Without a Blip
Via the ACLU blog, there's no chance that the Department of Homeland Security will interfere with Americans' travel when its latest deadline for REAL ID compliance passes at the end of this month. As happened with the original deadline for states to implement the national ID, DHS will give out waivers to recalcitrant states instead of carrying out the threat of refusing to accept travelers' IDs at airports.
States were required by Tuesday to request a waiver from DHS showing that they had met certain milestones for REAL ID compliance. But according to NextGov, Arkansas, Idaho, Kansas, Missouri, Montana, New Jersey, Oklahoma, South Carolina, and three U.S. territories have not asked for a waiver.
Supporters of a REAL ID revival bill called "PASS ID" want to use this end‐of‐year impasse to hustle their bill through Congress (the way REAL ID was originally passed). But the impasse is fake, and states can do what they want.
"Should Congress not act before it adjourns this year, DHS has planned for contingencies related to REAL ID implementation, including extending the deadline as a last resort," said a DHS spokesman.


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NH schools required to prepare for violence
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A massacre at a Connecticut elementary school that claimed the lives of 20 children and six adults had parents in New Hampshire wondering how safe their children are in the classroom.
State officials said schools have been required to have an emergency response plan since 2007.
"We have a very proactive school emergency planning program," New Hampshire Homeland Security Director Chris Pope said.
Pope said the state is constantly preparing for any type of situation that could happen in schools, including having a full-time staff member who focuses entirely on school safety.
"Just in the last year, as an example, we have had 91 training exercises with schools in New Hampshire, including preschool," Pope said.
But preparedness goes beyond the state's public schools.
"We have a good relationship with our folks in the private schools, as well, and our universities," Pope said.
New Hampshire is also working with officials in Connecticut following Friday's shootings.
"We are keeping track of exactly what's going on in Connecticut," Pope said.
New Hampshire has offered resources to help Newtown cope with the aftermath of the tragedy.
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Another week, another great set of presentations published this week from WordCamp Seattle. This week brings the Seattle video to a close, and we hope you've found the presentations to be informative and useful.
The first set of sessions posted this week were a neat experiment from the Seattle organizing team: WordPress presentations done "Ignite-style", where each presenter was given only five minutes in which to deliver their talk. As a result, you'll find these talks move quickly and give you lots of information in a short amount of time:
- Martin Buckley: Self-Hosting Multiple WordPress Blogs
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- Chris Molitor: Finding the Perfect Theme for You or Your Business
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- Mark McLaren: WordPress and the Social Web
We also published the closing session from Seattle, given by Liz Strauss:
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Next week, we have a small series of videos that have come in from the community to publish while we wait for a short lull in WordCamp activity, but with WordCamps happening over the next few weeks in more places all over the world, we're looking forward to more sessions from great speakers.
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BALTIMORE, MD – On June 3, 2013, Johns Hopkins University President Ronald J. Daniels stepped to the podium in the Cordish Lacrosse Center and announced that he had accepted an offer from the Big Ten and commissioner Jim Delany for the Blue Jay men's lacrosse program to join the league as a sport affiliate member. The effective date of that membership? July 1, 2014.
While the first official Big Ten men's lacrosse game is still nearly nine months away, Johns Hopkins men's lacrosse coach Dave Pietramala, his staff and players are eagerly looking forward to the Blue Jays' first season of competition as a member of the league. The Big Ten, which earlier today officially added Maryland and Rutgers as full members of the league, recently announced plans for the first two men's lacrosse conference tournaments as it prepares to add both men's and women's lacrosse to its list of sponsored sports.
Below is some pertinent information for fans as the Blue Jays officially begin their membership in the Big Ten. While much of this information has previously been available, some is being announced for the first time.
Has Johns Hopkins ever competed in a conference in men's lacrosse?
No. Johns Hopkins' acceptance into the Big Ten as a sport affiliate member starting with the 2015 season will mark the first conference affiliation for the Blue Jay men's lacrosse program. Johns Hopkins played its first men's lacrosse game in 1883 and competed as an independent from then through the 2014 season.
Which teams will compete in the Big Ten in men's lacrosse?
The six-team league will include Johns Hopkins, Maryland, Michigan, Ohio State, Penn State and Rutgers.
How will the Big Ten determine its champion?
The Big Ten recently announced that it will host a four-team tournament at the end of the regular season. The top four teams in the final regular season standings will qualify for the tournament and play for the championship.
And to the Victors?
The champion of the Big Ten Tournament will receive an automatic bid to the NCAA Division I Men's Lacrosse Championships.
Where Will the Big Ten Men's Lacrosse Tournament be Held?
The Big Ten announced the location for the 2015 and 2016 league tournaments. The 2015 Big Ten Tournament will be held at the University of Maryland, while the 2016 Big Ten Tournament will be held at Johns Hopkins University.
Is there a history between Johns Hopkins and the other Big Ten men's lacrosse programs?
Yes, Johns Hopkins has played each of the other five Big Ten lacrosse-playing schools. Below is a quick look at the series history between Johns Hopkins and its Big Ten opponents:
Maryland – Nothing like the Big Ten bringing the greatest rivalry in college lacrosse to the table. The Blue Jays and Terrapins have met 111 times with Johns Hopkins holding a 70-40-1 advantage.
Michigan – The Blue Jays and Wolverines have met twice with JHU winning both. Michigan added men's lacrosse as a varsity sport in 2012.
Ohio State – Johns Hopkins and Ohio State have met five times with JHU winning all five. The Buckeyes visited Homewood Field in 2014 and the teams played a triple overtime thriller that the Blue Jays won 10-9.
Penn State – The Blue Jays and Nittany Lions have played five times with Johns Hopkins winning all five. The teams last met in 1946.
Rutgers – The Johns Hopkins-Rutgers series dates back to 1920. The teams have met 34 times with Johns Hopkins winning 30 of the 34. Johns Hopkins and Rutgers last played in 1998.
Is the Big Ten schedule set for the 2015 season?
Yes. While exact dates and times are not set, the weekend that each game will be played has been established. Below is a look at Johns Hopkins' Big Ten lacrosse schedule for 2015:
March 27-29: Rutgers
April 3-5: @ Ohio State
April 10-12: Penn State
April 17-19: Michigan
April 24-26: @ Maryland
April 30 – May 2: Big Ten Tournament at Maryland
What about the rest of the schedule?
While not set in stone, here is a quick look at the tentative non-conference schedule for Johns Hopkins in 2015. Like the games above, the weekends of each game are listed, but exact dates and times have not been established.
Feb. 6-8: UMBC
Feb. 10-11: @ Towson
Feb. 13-15: @ Villanova
Feb. 20-22: @ North Carolina
Feb. 27 – Mar. 1: Princeton
Mar. 6-8: Navy
Mar. 13-15: @ Syracuse
Mar. 20-22: Virginia
Will Johns Hopkins men's lacrosse games be televised by the Big Ten Network?
Through its negotiated contract with the Big Ten, Johns Hopkins will maintain its television agreement with ESPN. Thus, all Johns Hopkins home games will air on the ESPN Network (ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU or WatchESPN (web)). Big Ten games played away from Homewood Field may air on the Big Ten Network, although those plans have not been finalized at this time.
What happens with television when the Big Ten Tournament is at Homewood Field in 2016?
The Big Ten retains the television rights to the Big Ten Tournament. The Big Ten Tournament is not covered in Johns Hopkins' agreement with ESPN.


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Before you can play effortless, amazing solos, you need to lay the groundwork. Prashant explains and demonstrates some basic minor 7th arpeggio forms that will be blown wide open in the lessons to come!
Taught by Prashant Aswani in Impact Soloing seriesLength: 13:32Difficulty: 3.0 of 5
What was that into lick? Areggios mixed with pentatonics? First time I've heard arpeggios sound like a groove instead of a machine.
sort of intermediate player here. was just wondering, would you recommend learning these arpeggios (maj7 & min7) over the stand major minor ones? i spent the last couple weeks learning the shapes but find them rather bland!
lost me. I get the concept of chord scales but it just wasn't clear and succinct what was going on and why
Thanks for this lesson, I appreciate the theory coupled with the technique. I can relate to wanting to create my own solo, and not just learning a lick. Very nice job, I appreciate your teaching style as well. Thanks again
The sound on this video is out of sync. I haven't had that problem with other lessons on Jamplay
well put chris
Sounds good to me as well, great lessons here!
Everything sounds grand to me can hear everything clear and precise
fair enough chris. aaron, nothing but this is a lesson and personally i think the distortion is distracting from my hearing what is being done on the guitar. it is too much, again in my opinion, on this specific lesson. i need to hear clarity, not be entertained. if Prashant was playing for my listening pleasure, distort away.
I hear what you are saying too. Sometimes is just easier to hear without the extra sound! We'll keep that in mind for sure in the studio as we produce further lessons!
What specifically don't you like about the distortion?
you should get rid of the distortion.
this was actually a judgement call by us while we were filming... Many times, we have the instructor clean things up for the lesson portions but with these arpeggios, having the distortion in place makes you pay more attention to proper muting techniques with both hands. It also helps you hear the musical context that these can be applied. That said, you should always practice new techniques with a variety of different tones and gain levels so that you can apply new information in any creative setting you wish.
Tired of playing the same old things when it's time for you to take a solo? Prashant's methodical approach to breaking out of normal patterns and making traditional 'guitar-isms' sound fresh and new will give your playing new legs.
Lesson 1
Do you want to play more musical sounding solos? Do you want to play solos with more emotion behind them? Maybe you're the kind of player that feels stuck playing the same patterns over and over again....Length: 5:29 Difficulty: 0.5 FREE
Lesson 2
Before you can play effortless, amazing solos, you need to lay the groundwork. Prashant explains and demonstrates some basic minor 7th arpeggio forms that will be blown wide open in the lessons to come!Length: 13:32 Difficulty: 3.0 Members Only
Lesson 3
In similar fashion to the minor 7th arpeggios, Prashant goes over the diatonic major shapes. Practice the major and minor shapes in different sequences for a challenging warm up.Length: 8:40 Difficulty: 3.0 Members Only
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Complete the major scale harmony in this string of lessons based on 5th string arpeggios. Learn some clever fingering and note substitution tricks, and play them with the others for more finger dancing...Length: 8:35 Difficulty: 3.0 Members Only
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Now that you have all the arpeggio shapes under your fingers and hot on your mind, it's time to have some fun with them. Prashant shows some cool ways to make these patterns sound very 'un-pattern' like....Length: 13:12 Difficulty: 1.5 Members Only
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Do you want to make your patterns NOT sound like patterns? Prashant looks at some of his favorite ways to add scale elements to the arpeggio patterns shared in this series. The result is a free-flowing...Length: 11:12 Difficulty: 3.0 Members Only
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Running out of fingers is a common problem when trying to navigate to different familiar patterns on the fly. This lesson focuses on developing the ability to pivot using your first finger in certain parts...Length: 7:22 Difficulty: 3.0 Members Only
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Now it's time to combine the concepts from the last two lessons. Take the linear additions to the arpeggios and practice moving from pattern to pattern on the fly using your first finger as a pivot point....Length: 8:38 Difficulty: 3.5 Members Only
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What the heck are upper structure triads? To get the answer, start by counting by odd numbers. Then, watch this lesson. Using upper structure triads helps you add colorful chord tones to any progression....Length: 17:36 Difficulty: 3.5 Members Only
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If you have tried hybrid picking before and considered to feel a bit awkward, Prashant's approach may be just what you need. He first starts by focusing on the rhythm aspect of the technique while keeping...Length: 12:23 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
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Here's one of the greatest ear training exercises: pick a chord progression, listen to it, play it, and try to hear which mode might sound the best over it. Once you have done this mental work, pick up...Length: 8:57 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
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Chords need melody, and a melody is always stronger with the right chords underneath. Learn Prashant's approach to connecting chords together with melody. Try playing a melody within a moving chord progression,...Length: 10:40 Difficulty: 3.0 Members Only
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Learn to put melody first and connect patterns, runs, and other ideas with your melody in mind. Prashant is a master at this! Learn from the best!Length: 8:18 Difficulty: 3.0 Members Only
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Double barring isn't just for rhythm players. Learn how take this technique and inject new clarity and speed into your melodic lines and fast runs!Length: 13:11 Difficulty: 3.5 Members Only
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Work horizontally on the neck with the double barring technique discussed in the last lesson. Work on each set of two strings for different timbre and harmonic ideas.Length: 11:21 Difficulty: 3.0 Members Only
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Blend the double barring technique with many of the other techniques taught in this series and learn 3 extended licks or passages that will help you work everything in musically.Length: 12:59 Difficulty: 3.5 Members Only
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As a guitar player, playing rhythm is your primary responsibility. This lesson demonstrates how to make rhythm playing interesting and even a little 'lead-like' by using voice leading. Learn how to weave...Length: 13:01 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
Lesson 18
By altering your low E string and keeping it simple, you'll open up some great riffing and rhythm opportunities. Prashant shows you how to work with Drop D and Drop C# for some massive lines and catchy...Length: 16:07 Difficulty: 3.0 Members Only
Lesson 19
Listening and grooving with the kick drum may be a big priority for bass players, but it is still extremely important for rhythm guitar players! Learn how to play with and around a kick pattern and focus...Length: 7:13 Difficulty: 2.0 Members Only
Lesson 20
Have you ever heard a new song or guitar solo and been able to identify the guitar player simply by how they sound? The odds are that you were able to guess correctly because you recognized how they use...Length: 17:26 Difficulty: 3.0 Members Only
Lesson 21
The idea of a whammy bar is pretty straight forward, but implementing it musically isn't always so easy. Prashant shows you how to create everything from obvious whammy bar fun to subtle East Indian-tinged...Length: 15:17 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
Lesson 22
Prashant discusses his guitar and gear choices for his signature tone. He also reveals his love for messing with guitar aesthetics.Length: 11:29 Difficulty: 1.5 Members Only
Lesson 23
Now that you've honed in on pitch and accuracy with bending and vibrato, take the concepts and drills presented in the last lesson and apply them in time. You'll be surprised by the cool, quirky sounds...Length: 7:35 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
Lesson 24
Prashant improvises over an original track called "Dark Day" and teaches some key passages from the solo. Learn the whole improvised solo from the transcription in the supplemental content section!Length: 7:37 Difficulty: 4.0 Members Only
Lesson 25
Welcome to the 2nd massive and juicy improvised solo from Prashant Aswani! Tracks like this are where it all comes together. Apply what you have been working on in this series HERE!Length: 7:25 Difficulty: 4.0 Members Only
Lesson 26
Melody is key! In this track, practice putting melody first and make arpeggios, hybrid picking lines, and flash a strong second. Learn a few key licks and check out the tab for the full transcription!Length: 9:56 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
Lesson 27
Learn a VERY melodic solo and hone in on the intricate rhythm beneath it. Focus on creating hooks and melody in your soloing and making that the main thing that people hear.Length: 8:04 Difficulty: 3.0 Members Only
Lesson 28
Mix blues elements with progressive rock and you get this cool improvised solo by Prashant Aswani. Learn the solo and figure out the rhythm, then take parts of both and apply them to your own writing!Length: 8:44 Difficulty: 3.5 Members Only
Lesson 29
Learn this full song off of Prashant's album "Visions". Learn the melody, the rhythm and the complete improvised solo. This is a MONSTER lesson! Dig in and enjoy!Length: 44:06 Difficulty: 4.0 Members Only
About Prashant Aswani
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Few musicians can say they've had such a diverse background in music, ranging from Indian classical to rock fusion, and many genres in between. Even fewer can say they recorded their first solo album while still attending Berklee College of Music. Prashant Aswani, however, can attest to these, and even more, jaw-dropping experiences.
Prashant has recorded Four Solo albums including "Revelation", "Duality", "Sonically Speaking", "Visions" and one soundtrack "Frequency" released by Lakeshore Entertainment. Currently, Prashant is the featured artist on iFrankenstein Movie Soundtrack (Lakeshore Entertainment) and is Producing AJ Mclean's(Back Street Boys) solo album. In addition he is currently recording his fifth solo album with Jose Pasillas (Incubus) and Rhonda Smith (Prince, Jeff Beck).
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Functional, but utilitarian designs said to increase gloominess and depression
Did you know that apparently, pretty things make us happier?
HTC has announced the resuts of a study that shows well-designed objects make people not only happier, but actually can reduce negative thoughts and feelings by as much as 29 percent. No, I'm not kidding.
HTC contracted the behavioural research agency Innovationbubble, who performed a scientific (their word, not mine) study of 2,177 participants from Australia, China, Germany, Russia, Taiwan, the United Kingdom and the United States. The research shows some interesting details.
- Well-designed objects that are both beautiful and functional trigger positive emotions like calmness and contentment, reducing negative feelings like anger and annoyance by almost a third (29%)
- Purely functional objects that are not beautiful increased negative emotions like gloominess and depression by 23%
- Poor functionality hinders creativity, making it 45% more difficult to be creative
- Positive moods make us more outgoing and open to new ideas – which in turn make us more creative
Clearly, this is a subtle (OK, not-so-subtle) dig at the competition in the Android space. Maybe it's time to do a study of why people don't buy well-designed phones ...
The full press release is below. Try not to kill each other in the comments, OK?
Well-designed objects shown to reduce strong negative feelings like anger and annoyance
Barcelona, Spain, February 24, 2014 – Surrounding ourselves with well-designed everyday objects can have the same positive effect on our mood and wellbeing as looking at a work of art or as doing exercise. A new global piece of research commissioned by HTC, a world leader in smartphone design and innovation, reveals that people feel happier looking at and using beautiful objects that work well. The results also show that being in a calmer and more contented state of mind can help fuel our creativity.
Key findings
The scientific study assessed the physical (biometric) responses of 2,177 participants from seven markets, by monitoring heart rate and sweat on skin, in addition to conducting a series of online creativity tests. Looking at and interacting with everyday objects that were 'beautiful', 'functional' or 'beautiful and functional' in the home and in the workplace revealed that:
- Well-designed objects that are both beautiful and functional trigger positive emotions like calmness and contentment, reducing negative feelings like anger and annoyance by almost a third (29%)
- Purely functional objects that are not beautiful increased negative emotions like gloominess and depression by 23%
- Poor functionality hinders creativity, making it 45% more difficult to be creative
- Positive moods make us more outgoing and open to new ideas – which in turn make us more creative
- There were no major differences amongst the seven countries taking part in the study
The emotional impact of beauty and functionality
Dr Simon Moore, Chartered Psychologist and Management Director of behavioural research agency Innovationbubble, explains: "Beauty induces stable long-term positive emotions and has a cathartic effect on negative emotions. Going for a walk in the countryside or on the beach can lift our mood. Looking at a brilliant photograph or a renowned painting can move us to tears. At the other end of the scale, high impact positive emotions – elation, excitement and delight – don't last long. They can't – they're too exhausting to sustain and, as such, are not conducive to creativity." Dr Moore also remarked that many of the study's participants consciously surrounded their work-stations or certain areas in their homes with beautiful objects:
- "Having beautiful products around my workstation mark my creative territory." Lin (26) – Student, China
- "Having beautiful things to look at soothes me when I'm stressed and inspires me when I need to create."Mei-hui (22) – Nanny, Taiwan
Looking, admiring and touching well-designed objects act like an 'emotional vitamin' boosting our feelings of happiness and pleasure and buffering us against stress and tension. It's no surprise then that design is a top global purchase driver for smartphones* since we carry them with us everywhere.
"At HTC, we've always known instinctively that good design is important. It's not just about creating a gorgeous phone that looks and feels great – it is about understanding the impact that well designed everyday objects have on people's emotions and behaviour. So we put it to the test, said Claude Zellweger, principal designer at HTC.
"And what that test revealed was an interesting fact: good design makes you happy. So when we craft an everyday object like the HTC One, that goes on to receive critical acclaim, we know that we have done something right, that we have designed a phone that consumers really want".
Top tips to fuel happiness and creativity in all aspects of our busy and stressful lives by Dr Simon Moore:
- Tip one: Have a good friend at work. Take time to get to know your co-workers – you important for occupational happiness as they can make you smile and make you more robust in dealing with stress.
- Tip two: Brighten up your home. Psychological studies have shown the power of natural light on our wellbeing, happiness and creativity. If you have limited windows, you can make your home brighter by using lighter hues of paint color or install some natural light bulbs where you like to spend a lot of your time.
- Tip three: Laugh more. Children laugh about 200 times per day; adults laugh an average of 15 times per day. Laughing releases stress busting hormones so find the funny side of things.
- Tip four: Accept that only you see the world the way you do – everyone comes from their own planet. The more you compare with what 'you would have done/said' the less happy you will be in your relationships.
- Tip five: Get active. Taking a walk or a ride on a bus can often give you some well needed respite and calm and can generate those 'aha' moments. Many inventors have had their best ideas doing something different.
- Tip six: Surround yourself with well-designed objects. The study commissioned by HTC shows that good design of everyday objects can make you happy, which in turn fuels creativity. Feeling blue? Creative block? Bring out that teapot.
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Script Treatment for Transformers 3? Bogus or Not, Here You Go!
{mosimage}Either this is real or it's fake. We're leaning, of course, toward fake: on the other hand, the last time we saw an ostensibly illegitimate script treatment for a Transformers movie, it turned out to be not-so-far-off from the finished product. So, without further ado, and the contents of the finest salt mines of Borneo at our disposal, we present to you the following. Click "Read More" if you don't mind being– maybe, possibly, if this turns out to be something more than a hoax– spoiled. Or duped. It's 126 pages, which is about the right length for a screenplay, so there's a mark in its column, but it's also done, a scant six months following the release of the last film. Then again, that could also be evidence supporting the piece's legitimacy, considering how quick studios are to fast-track sequels to incredibly huge blockbusters.
(Bear in mind: the quicker we receive a request to remove this, the more potential legitimacy this news has.)
It seems the execs at Hasbro are thrilled that the Transformers movies are making them money hand over fist. But… They are concerned about brand integrity. Just as a Coca-Cola exec cringes every time a can of their product shows up in the wrong place in a porno, the good folks at Hasbro raise their eyebrows when one of their premiere brands has genitals, engages in racial stereotyping, or leg humping, etc.
After all the blowback from the second movie, it seems Hasbro wants to go in a new direction with their signature franchise. Michael Bay highlighted this fact on his own site, citing a five hour brainstorming session with the folks at Hasbro. A session it seems that may have had quite an impact.
Attached to this e-mail is an early draft of the third film. It came to me through a chain of acquaintances. The intent in our mission was simple, rain on Bay's parade, yet at the same time give the fans something to hope for after the staggering train wreck of the second film.
Back to that brainstorming session at Hasbro… The suits quite simply wanted to try and recapture the days of old, when the brand could do no wrong. Restore nostalgia, story, character, in short they wanted something of substance, something epic with all the fun inherent to all the animated incarnations. Something to set up the impending 30th anniversary in 2014, a chance to cash in all over again.
Did they get that? Well having read this script, I would say that they're coming closer to that goal than they have previously. I have to keep in mind that it's an early draft, and therefore likely to be punched up quite a bit before production begins, but if we get anything resembling the bones of this story, there may be cause for celebration.
Of everything Transformers that has been submitted to the big screen, this offends me the least. There are iconic references, that if they stay in, will no doubt make some very happy. That must have been one HELL of a meeting. Oh, one other thing. There have also been rumors circulating about Megan Fox meeting her maker in the third film. Having read it, I think you'll see how that rumor got started, you'll notice there is a point in this draft where she could eat it early on… However she does survive the crisis, and the rest of the story unfolds from there.
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You probably know Ted Nugent is a famous rock n' roller/redneck Jesus lookalike, but it wasn't until this 34-year-old photo popped up on my screen that I realized he also threw down in professional off-road truck racing.
Photographer Randy Rasmussen captured the rock star with what he identified as a "state of the art, heavy duty four-wheel drive" in July 1980, just before a Los Angeles-area desert race.
That truck would be a second-generation K5 Chevy Blazer with some big ass tires and a side-exit exhaust. Here's the whole image, which I couldn't put first because portrait mode. Anybody know what race he might have been heading to with it?
Nugent also owned a 3-speed 302 1972 Ford Bronco as well, which he told Off-Road.com he took off-roading in Colorado with HD Bilstein shocks, a limited-slip rear, Warn winch and stock tires.
I can't seem to find much on how successful Nugent's competitive endeavors actually were, but he told Thomas Neumann of ESPN Magazine in an interview that he raced professionally for "probably a dozen years," having been taken under the wing of off-road racing legends Mickey Thompson, Parnelli Jones, and Bill Stroppe.
Nugent elaborated when asked about his "craziest off-road experience:"
"I was already a follower of Bill Stroppe, Parnelli Jones and Mickey Thompson by the time I swan-dived into the world of off-road racing. It seemed to go really good with my music. I mean, "Motor City Madhouse" certainly isn't a Sunday drive kind of song, unless that includes suspension-destroying, blistering heat and high speed where 50 percent of your race is in the air. So that kind of intense, outrageous, dangerous driving has always turned me on.
But I remember my first professional encounter driving with the Tracy Valenta team, under the guidance of Mickey and Bill and Parnelli. They actually walked the Barstow 350 course with me up there in the California desert. I did the prerun and checked out the terrain, which they warned me would be changing as every vehicle passed and altered the berms, dips, bumps and hills. I remember I actually put the pedal to the metal — which I'm really good at; I'm really good at flooring vehicles. It's what happens after you floor them that I had to learn.
But to my credit, if I may brag a moment, and I think I shall, I didn't blow up. ... The real master racers will tell you that to finish is quite a win unto itself. And I finished most of them, but that first one in late '78 or early '79, I finished in a Class 10 buggy, where after the first couple hours, there was no suspension for all practical applications. Everything was overheated, and I was overheated, and I'd been bludgeoned by the frame of the vehicle and the hits, the dives, and I did a couple of T-bones and I flipped and rolled it a couple of times. But I finished the damn race, which I thought was really good, and I wrote some great guitar licks that night because of the inspiration of the sheer velocity and mayhem. It was so uninhibited."
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Elemental Magic Workshop at PennDesign
A couple of weeks ago, I went to the University of Pennsylvania to conduct my 'Elemental Magic' workshop at the PennDesign department of the school. It was an absolutely wonderful experience, and I can't say enough good things about the quality of the students and faculty and the warm welcome that they gave me! This was my first time conducting my workshop in an American University. I have previously given the workshop in Canada, Europe and Asia, and this was a great opportunity for me to bring my workshop stateside.
My workshop focuses on what I call, 'an ORGANIC approach' to visual effects animation. The premise of my workshop is that, like character animation, visual effects as well should be approached from a traditional, or 'classical' point of view, when a student of animation is first starting out. It has been well accepted in the discipline of character animation, that to become a quality 3D or 'digital' character animator, one must first learn the basic fundamental principles of classical animation. But when it comes to visual effects animation, the long history of special effects animation and the hands-on study of what makes effects elements tick, is most often completely left out of the equation.
Visual effects today is treated like a fully 'digital' discipline, and students of visual effects are taught a kind of techno worshipping, 100% computer dependent approach to creating special effects of all kinds. And from my perspective, this is why the vast majority of special effects being created today look like crap!
Of course there are so called 'digital' effects artists creating utterly amazing special effects these days. But I guarantee you, they are few and far between, and the ones who do create compelling effects know exactly what I am talking about! To create truly wonderful special effects, any artist must approach his art with a great deal of feeling, and an imagination filled with a deep understanding of the elements that he or she is attempting to recreate! The way to do this, is through the imaginative study of 'ORGANIC' elements. And that is the primary focus of my workshops. To bring the participant's imagination and attention, to a universe of visual effects information that is not found somewhere inside of a computer, but exists all around us, in the infinitely creative universe of natural phenomena all around us!
The students at PennDesign were wonderful, and dug into what I was saying! Over a period of three days, as we shared ideas and observations, each student had a chance to explore visual effects from a natural viewpoint. Each student chose a specific effects element to tackle, everything from water running from a tap, to a character punching a brick wall, to an airplane crash landing on a runway. One student did a fascinating study of 'caustic' effects, the wonderful patterns of dancing light rays that we see when we look through a body of moving water....
It was a fantastic workshop for me. I hope that the students at PennDesign feel the same way I do. It was fun and exciting. And that is a big part of what I am proposing when I give this workshop. The most exciting part of being a visual effects artist is the 'organic' approach. Playing with the elements, shooting reference videos, recreating bizarre circumstances in which specific effects might occur, burning stuff, breaking stuff and seeing what happens....this is the really FUN stuff that is a much bigger part of understanding visual effects than learning software!
Kudos to the folks at PennDesign for having me, and kudos to the students there, for really hearing me out and 'seeing what I mean', and for coming up with some killer presentations when it was their turn to show me their stuff! You guys were awesome!
And remember...We are not 'digital' artists, any of us. We are organic beings using digital tools. I pray that the academic as well as the professional world of animation will come to understand this fully, and change the creative language that we use to describe what it is that we actually do as animation artists. Must we put the word 'digital' in front of everything creative that we do, just because of the tools that we use? Me thinks not.
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I will be bringing my Elemental Magic workshop to the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia on the 14th of January, and then on the 20th it's off to Harbin, in Northern China, where I will be doing another. And February looks like it will be busy as well! I'll keep you posted. I am aiming at eventually putting together workshops in larger venues where the general public and all interested parties can attend. If you have any ideas or leads on places, institutions or festivals that might like to host my workshops, please contact me directly at firstname.lastname@example.com or (250) 650-6686
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Posted: Tue 03 Apr 2012, 23:01
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Looks like LH Update is broken on mine. It's fine on the CD but as soon as I install, make a savefile, and reboot...
Running from Terminal, it spits out a bunch of gobbledegook. Running from GUI, it fails to update. Looks like it gets corrupted soon as it hits the disk.
Is there an easy fix? Can I manually download this stuff?
EDIT: boy do I feel like a noob. It's on an ext4 partition, system is a Compaq SR2173wm with a 160gb HDD and 2gb RAM. Wifi (atheros PCI card) isn't being stable, either... lemme run memtest, see if that's what's going on.
EDIT2: nevermind, I'm just putting Racy Puppy 522 on this thing; it's honestly easier to go with something I know about.
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Posted: Wed 04 Apr 2012, 18:15
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Looks like LH Update is broken ... I know about.
I, personally, do not do HDD?USB installs of any PUPs.
But, some on this thread may be able to help if we had a better idea of what's occurring. All Lighthouses (32/64bit) easily fit on a 2GB PC. So, you will not have a memory problem.
Question in order to help you
Is your laptop a 32bit/64bit CPU system?
IF you are running Mariner which Mariner are you running?
DId you bypass the very first message from a CD boot to reboot and create a save file or did you reboot for a save file? (this message although scary, is not a requirement of anything on your first system boot).
The above should give some idea of what's ailing your use.
If it were me, I would boot the Live media, ignore the reboot offer, and go straight to the desktop. Setup your localization and hit OK allowing the system to complete these items for your system's running. Completing this, will restart your X desktop.
Once, it returns to the desktop ignore the other Windows which pop-up and click the Update icon on the desktop. There, assuming you have internet connectivity, I would then run the Update icon on your desktop, clicking its very top-most selection for Update to update its tables. Then, look at the list of items in the update window, for it will show what is currently installed from the Live media (CD/DVD) you booted.
Once that is done, next I would open the PPM and add any additional package you may need, should you need any.
Finally, I would go to Menu>Shutdown>... to complete a reboot where you will be allowed to save your LightHouse session.
When reboot completes, you will be on your way and might be able to run without rebooting.
Should you complete this, you may want to post your
Menu>System>Report Video GLX as well a
to this thread so that we understand a little more of where you are.
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Posted: Thu 05 Apr 2012, 12:48
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with puppy its possible to make an OS that is very good out of the box experience with everything you need but its what happens after that..... after you have a solid OS that does MOST things... where do you go?
the problem with puppy is that as soon as a user wishes to break away from the normal array of applications, its difficult for newbies to get software to run on puppy unless a puppy dev has done the same and made the application available as a .pet... the PPM can get binary packages from other major linux repos but most still require hand holding to work... also something a newbie cant do.
if you want an OS to be able to do everything a Mac or PC with windows can do then you need to have a system that gives you compatibility with a larger selection of software than that which is available for puppy right now.
right now puppy has compatibility but not 100% compatibility with current major linux distro repositories. If puppy had a package management system that could draw from debian or ubuntu or fedora or slackware repos with 100% compatibility then combine that with a decent out of the box solution, then puppy would kick ass.
but i fear puppy is too bleeding edge to make large stable repositories for.
my opinion is we can go 2 ways:
1). Pick the most stable puppy with the new linux 3 kernel. This will be fine for years to come. Focus on reliability rather than features, if something doesnt work quite right, dont include it. There is plenty of time to iron out bugs. Work at making high quality packages for Puppy that once done propperly wont have to be done again. Ofcause browsers and others will need to be kept up to date. This Puppy needs to be the only or main focus of the community until its made perfect and that will take years but at the end you will have something that will be better than windows or Mac. With one puppy that is now bleeding edge that will be the flagship for atleast 3 or 4 years that we will make a huge repo of software for, this will give all the package maintainers/ devs etc time to make a decent repo of software. If there are any fixes or important updates to the OS itself then it should be released as a patch, dont release an entirely new OS. Stick with one version of Puppy for years, this is what MS does with Windows and what MAC does with its OS. Simply put, people have time to make software for these OSes because they stay the same for long periods of time. Years. Yes. Years.
If we could agree to do this with puppy then i would devote my time and effort as well into making a good software repo. The reason i dont do this anymore is because i see it as completely pointless to release a new puppy every few months and then be expected to make a whole new repository for it. Stick with one version so we have time to make a repo that will be large and useful. Not leeching half assed from other linux distros but a large stable repo compiled on puppy or using binaries that we know work, packaged for puppy.
2). leech successfully from other linux distros already established repos in a more efficient way, the only way to do this is to start again, make something puppylike from the base of an already established OS and dont break compatibility with it, then software will install fine every time using the native package manager for the linux distro base that a new kind of puppy could be built on. It can be made just as small and in some cases even more memory efficient and as fast as what puppy is now.
ive flogged these 2 ideas to death on this forum so ill be quiet now
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Posted: Mon 04 Jun 2012, 12:58
Post subject: REcent Entry into this field
A new entry into a Puppy distro where there may be little to no need to download anything to match most of what you'd get from an OOTB Microsoft/Apple PC is 01Mico's "
" distro. It provides some of the same subsystems as LightHouse64, but FATSLACKO does it for 32bit PC, for it, like most PUPs are 32bit OSes.
Although it is NOT as robust as TaZoC's Mariner Lighthouse64, it is a formidable entry in this field for matching the functionality we all have come to expect when we buy a new PC.
This entry is aimed (in my opinion) at PC with greater than 512MB RAM, preferably 2006 on. It is fast, and useful immediately OOTB with stable products for Office, as well as LAN services.
We now have a 64bit entry as well as a 32bit entry of the OOTB PUPs where you can have it provide the same services as an OOTB Microsoft/Apple PC provides.
And, bear in mind, each of these has the stellar Office packaging of LIbreOffice and the LAN service packages for communicating and sharing with ALL of the devices on your LAN.
These are 2 of the extremely swift Puppy LInus distro that are OOTB full fundtions.
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Posted: Tue 05 Jun 2012, 12:30
Post subject: Never a need to remaster
Although this will NOT be the dase for some users, I think it will be the case for many.
There has NOT been a need to remaster either of these 2 distros
that I have running because they do most everything one would expect"...OOTB.
LightHouse64 (Dec, 2011)
FATSlacko (last month)
The major contribution is
reduction in time
on the internet to set it up and reduction in time adding and tailoring the local system. In other words, for many, there would be nothing to add for an enriched OOTB experience. I dont have to spend the time on the internet trying to research on what needed to get the useful services operational within the distro as it was made ever so easy for user use.
This is the primary savings that the distros mentioned in this thread are offering...simple-complete use OOTB for almost any user.
Hope this is clear.
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Posted: Thu 28 Feb 2013, 12:36
Post subject: LHP 64 cannot load packages ?
Subject description: Shutdown then is impossible
LHP 64 cannot load packages ? even if i download a package from yr proposal, for instance Pupnapshot, that's freeze all the machine. I cannot shutdown like if the computer was working ?
I am used to LHP503, But i would like the use the newer version for 64 bits.
Have you an explanation and a solution ?
Many thanks For help
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Posted: Thu 28 Feb 2013, 13:05
Post subject: I was here, so i read yr remarks
Subject description: So i give mines
I am looking for a distro which does not do always the same as others i.e Office, graphics, multimedia but would touch men at work, non at leasure time.
Planner, sales, purchasing, overhaul, stores management. You see what I mean ? We are on this project in french forum.
Utopiste ? Perhaps no.
Please tell me why my LHP freezes when loading packages . Merci beaucoup.
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Posted: Thu 28 Feb 2013, 20:35
Post subject: You should probably post your 2 post at the LH64 Forum
To get much more attention I recommend you post your LH64 problem there.
I will reply
, along with everyone else,. to try andtro assist you
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Posted: Thu 28 Feb 2013, 23:31
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2013.02.04 Lighthouse64 5.15 Final was released last Oct 30th. I suffered a relapse shortly thereafter, similar to last winter, but not as severe. I'm doing a little better now and am working toward a new release of LH64 with significant core updates, (kernel, glibc, Xorg, etc.) as well as updated Xfce and KDE add-on packs.
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Posted: Fri 01 Mar 2013, 00:07
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Big warm hug to TaZoc
but it is very wrong to say that
These distros do EVERYTHING that a Microsoft/Apple PC does!
They do not!
They don't do SonyEricson Smartphone update because
you need Microsoft todo that.
They don't do MakeHuman AFAIK. http://www.makehuman.org/
You either need Microsoft or Ubuntu or Debian full install to do it.
I've heard of no frugal install of Puppy that can do that program
so your title lies.
I use Google Search on Puppy Forum
not an ideal solution though
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This thread has existed for about a year. TaZoC Lighthouse 64 hit the streets long before that consider the testing some of us worked with him on. What Tazoc did was to add a version of LAN sharing such that a 6 year protocol would be present in LightHouse64. 01Micko FATSlacko was the 32bit version which hit the streets in Puppyland in April which mimic'ed the same need.
The addition of this one primary subsystem along with all the changes that the kernel brings to those distros, elevated them to be LAN participants where any LAN devices that would/could interoperate with Microsoft and Apple could interoperate with Puppy Linux in exactly the same way at the protocol level.
I know that you often refer that things are too complex, but I hope this isnt.
Lastly, for years, the developers of this community have create products, PETS, SFSs, and the like such that Barry could assemble those subsystems into WOOF with a packaging that generates a non-LAN compliant desktop where equal functionality results in a Puppy to match OOTB functionality that comes with Microsoft and Apple.
But, to, as you attempt to change the meaning of the title to your personal translation and to discount the value of the information to the common reason, you may want to reconsider. Respectfully said.
Puppy at its base OOTB desktop and with the addition of LAN services that directly matches the other OS provides an OOTB distro that does EVERYTHING the other distros do, OOTB as of say Windows Vista. (I believe that this community brings to the table a quality product)
Lastly, TaZoC includes the Wine subsystem as a technology that can be employed to adapt Microsoft products to LihgtHouse64. I am not a user of Wine, but judging from the forum, there are many users who are versed in Wine. You raise a concern of yours in such a way that I think you have a need for those services. I am sure that if you ask the many Puppy threads where WINE has shown up, you will find that someone of the community has addressed that. In fact, I also have a SMART devices and I would benefit should they show up in Puppyland either as a direct subsystem or as a Wine delivered subsystem. I will follow your lead on that.
Peace consider the edit that has been added to the opening thread. I hope it provides some better insight into why this thread was presented for community benefit.
Three is no LIE! But to be honest, if you want to translate the Title that way you can. In fact, you can translate almost ANY title or sentence in such a way as to consider it a LIE....Right??? In some countries, to do so is a method used to twist the truth by taking a sentence, any one sentence, out of context.
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Posted: Sat 05 Sep 2015, 14:58
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Hello Pup users!
I have been a long-time user of Puppy Linux (especially LHP 5.03). However, I have been a little bit on the quiet side...I have been very pleased with that version of LHP. Also, it's been on my mind to make some contribution to Lighthouse Pup project in particular BUT the demands on life have often kept me away from making that investment. I really would like to make use of my background in Computer Science...
BTW, I am reading this thread for the first time today
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Hi, I would start a new thread, stating desire to help, your skills, areas of interest, and man-hours per month that you can share without burning out.
Pin numbers, would also be cool,
but not a requirement
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Posted: Sun 06 Sep 2015, 12:30
Post subject: Life is what happens while you're planning something else
Hi michel804,
It's always good to see that someone with technical skills desires to contribute. Wish I had them.
First suggestion: just do it. I've been planning to start a blog for 10 years. I'm still planning. Do as I say, not as I do.
Second suggestion. Peruse the forum and find some problem you can work on. If you look, you'll find them.
Among them >
Lighthouse: Dry Fall has done a masterful job or revitalizing LH as "Just Light House". You'll find the "Final" thread here,
, but also check out its development thread. While the technical accomplishment is masterful, the GUI is less so. Perhaps its not exciting, but someone who understands what each of its "Bells and Whistles" do and how they do it might provide a explanation and a "How to turn them off, or configure them." As is, the desktop is busy and confusing.
TahrPup64: Ubuntu stands in the forefront as a source for woofing Pups. If you check the Tahrpup64 thread, you'll find several technical problems and, if I recall correctly, 666philb as asked for help.
Debian: Because Ubuntu, itself, is designed to provide a rich user interface, it includes much of what in Puppy is considered "bloat". Consequently, it was argued several years ago that debian might be the best source for woofing Pups. Pemasu used to build debian based Pups. But now, when he has the time, he devotes it to improving woof. Saintless has published a couple of "Pup-like" distros based on debian-live: consequently, they handle slightly different than Pups. And none of them are 64-bit. The only 64-bit debian is stemsee's EmSee-Ultra-etc.iso 18-05-15,
which is hard to acquire, and no longer being developed. I've just started playing with it. Stemsee included some interesting innovations. But the Pup has some "rough edges."
If you have a Windows 8/8.1 or 10 computer, the entire "UEFI" problem. See
. My guess is that roughly 85% of future computers manufactured will be UEFI without any way to turn off "Secure boot." Consequently, 85% of those who may be interested in running Pups in the future will have to do so from such computers. When you and I started using Pups, it was easy to boot them from any media on any computer. The real technical challenge will be to facilitate that on UEFI computers.
Associated with the above problem is that Grub4dos --the easiest way to set up a boot menu to Multi-boot-- doesn't work with UEFI computers.
There are many technical problems which can benefit from your expertise and time.
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Posted: Sun 06 Sep 2015, 19:14
Post subject: Re: Life is what happens while you're planning something else
mikeslr wrote:
As is, the desktop is busy and confusing.
Here's a little ditty to give JL64-603 a more traditional puppy look. Just extract the archive and click the shell script.
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