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Z Man Original Chatterbait - $4.99
Perch & Sexy Shad are a Tackle Warehouse Special Run Colors!
This is the original bait that started it all! The Z Man Chatterbait combines the flash of a spinnerbait, the vibration of a crankbait and the snag resistance of a jig. The patent-pending blade design creates an intense vibrating action, which is the key to this incredible bait and the reason it consistently entices explosive reaction bites. The Z Man Chatterbait is also extremely weedless because the hook always remains in an upright position. This allows you to put the bait in heavy cover where fish live.
The Z Man Chatterbait is a versatile weapon. It can be worked shallow or deep, and in a variety of different ways. Remove the skirt and trailer and try a soft plastic jerkbait. This combination works great on schooling fish. When fish are holding close to the bottom, try adding a spider jig or creature bait. Hop, bounce and swim this bait around deep cover for a vibrating, deep water assault.
The Z-Man Original Chatterbait is quickly becoming a must-have in every pro's tackle box. It is the beginning of a whole new bait genre and not just another fad lure.
For some On the Water Pro Tipz from Bassmaster Elite Series pro, Stephen Browning on fishing the Z-Man Original Chatterbait - click on the Product Video icon below main image.
Z Man Chatterbait Replacement Skirts
Comments: You get what you pay for with these. But when there mass produced over seas what can you expect. Save your money and get a quality chatterbait like D&M.
From: Bryson: WV 9/12/14
Comments: This is a great bait- get you some- sharpen up the hook- try different type trailers-great action and lots of big bites !!
From: Johnnie: KY 6/22/14
Comments: I've tried other brands. I came back to these because, well, they work. Yes, sharpen the hook, modify it to hold your trailer, replace the snap, heck, add a new skirt.
From: Jay6: USA 6/13/14
Comments: Got a 3.5 pounder the first time i used it and a 6.5 the next day, and 6.5 is a very nice bass in CT. Haven't had and problems with the snap or the hook, but then again i haven't had it for long. Green pumpkin is the way to go.
From: Jake: Amston, CT 6/7/14
Comments: I have never tried any other blade bait and I there is no reason to. I have landed many pike and bass with these lures with NO problems. match it with an arkie twin tail grub and you're good to go
From: Nick: Lake St. Clair, MI 5/1/14
Comments: A Phenix will blitz one of these any day of the week. The cheap "skirts" keep falling off on these, I can't keep a trailer on without a keeper, the hook dulls, and the snap occasionally comes unbuttoned as well. Basically the same chatterbaits, but the components on these absolutely suck when compared to the Phenix version. If you still have any Phenix chatters, hold onto them, as they'll only increase in value as the market gets inundated with cheap, poorly-manufactured baits.
From: Frustrated Consumer: OK 3/19/14
Comments: I don't know if Z Man reads these reviews but they should. The hooks and snaps on these baits are AWFUL. I do feel the Z Man chatterbaits have better action than other brands but that's almost completely negated by the fact I have zero confidence in landing quality fish on them. Sure, you will bring in a couple but virtually every one I've owned has ended its life shortly with a bent/broken snap. With as many of these things that Z Man has sold and now especially with Hite winning the opening Elite series tourney with one there is simply no excuse for this poor quality.
From: Hydrilla: Lake Seminole, FL 3/17/14
Comments: Bad Shad with a juvy bass vibragrub trailer is hard to beat for smallmouth and river largemouth around structure. Great bait.
From: Tony: NY
Comments: Great bait! I hammer the smallmouth with this thing. Great action, puts out a ton of vibration, which works well when fishing muddy river water. White/Chartreuse and plain white work the best for me. I throw them on a crank bait rod, because the do have quite a bit of resistance and the lower gears on my Lews BB1 really does a nice job with them. Get some, they catch fish!
From: Keegan: Iowa
Comments: Throw an evolve vibra grub on the back of one of these and you have an unreal combination for putting out vibration and looking like bait. These are deadly alone also. 5/5
From: Cory: MN
Comments: Caught a 6,5,and a 4 pounder tonight in a California craw color with a hand poured crawdad trailer. Very sharp hooks and aot of vibration
From: Austin: WV
Comments: ummm...its good for predator fish...and it is 5 stars chatterbait. : )
From: Zul: Brunei
Comments: Only problems I have had are the swivels snapping or coming undone. other than that I have never lost a fish due to "poor hooks" and have caught fisdh up to 12lbs (catfish haha)
From: Jack: norcal
Comments: I had my first experience with this bait today, i was fishing another brand of chatterbait with great results until a bad break from a 4lb.bass left me with the "original". my strikes went down, hook ups went down, and no bait keeper made for a frustrating morning.
From: D: NC
Comments: I never really quite understood why so many people were knocking on this bait. I have fished many chatterbaits and this one is rock solid. My only gripe is that it doesn't have a trailer keeper. The skirt holds up to multiple fish and the hook out of the package is sharp, maybe not sticky gamakastu sharp but it does the job just fine. The only chatterbaits better than this one is the nutech lures crazy jig check them out. Tight lines
From: CJ: PA
Comments: Good baits, caught a 7 pounder on one this last weekend held up just fine. Have caught multiple fish on this.
From: Clint: Wichita, KS
Comments: sweet loved and enjoy z mans chatter bait. I modify with my preference and I love them. Thanks guys
From: Duke: Riverside, CA
Comments: they catch fish and work great. The hook isn't the greatest but i still get good hook ups with it.
From: Clay: Iowa
Comments: Who ever says these baits suck dont know to much so many different color options and styles they are great
From: Cody: Oneida Lake
Comments: Vey cheaply made bait, hook is terrible. While all hooks need shapening from time to time, you think "Z-Man" baits could have tried at the factory. Snap stinks. If I want I'll set a hook through a brick wall but really you shouldn't have to. Don't listen to these other clowns talkin about 'nancies" and "man up". try pay up and get a decent product. D&M makes a great vibrating jig and even the Booyah boogee bait is better.
From: Will: Waltham, MA
Comments: The best blade jig bait. I agree with meatwad sharp the and man up. Use a stiff rod and braid. Also have never had a problem with the snap. This is the best bladed jig I have ever used and I have fished a ton. Also my biggest is 6lb
From: Ryan: Chitown, IL Merica
Comments: I love this bait! I fished my first tournament a few weeks ago, and after not having a hit the first three hours I decided to run out and fish scattered lily pads. This bait was the only thing that worked and I won by over 9 lbs! As for the hook, SWING HARDER.
From: Mike: TX
Comments: You ladies need to man up. I have been fishing these since they were hard to get. Yeah, the hook sucks. Pull up your skirt, Nancy, and sharpen it. The snap opens, you say? NEVER has happened to me, but I do ALWAYS look at my bait every minute or two, you know, just being a good angler and checking his presentation. So if you did this, you would catch an open snap, and fix it. Ive fished many copy cats and they just dont compare. Keep hating on this, and I will just keep on being a better bladed jig fisherman than you. I have gone thru at least 40 of these, catching fish up to 6, so I just don't see some of your gripes y'all have.
From: Meatwad: sick of Nancies
Comments: This is a great bait that will get you big bites but Z-Man seriously has to do something about their crappy hooks. Thats the only complaint I have about it but its a big enough deal that I will buy other brands with better hooks, they are that bad. I use J-Wills Rocker.
From: Cory: Midwest, USA
Comments: flat out Sucks! Phenix rules i wish there was some way to rise up and stick it to the z-man so they could let phenix produce their quality product and put this peice of junk to shame...JUNK!
From: Todd: Akron, Ohio
Comments: This bait catches em! They make a day on Champlain lots of fun!
From: Nick: Colchester, VT
Comments: Cheap hook and the skirt fell off the second time using it, actually bent the hook out of shape too easily. Had great vibrating action but not worth 5 bucks.
From: Zach: IN
Comments: Email Address/Contact Info:Best Blade on the market. Used all Different kinds and homeade one and cant get one to bang like this. Just needs sharper hooks buit i use a stiff rod and have no issues.
From: Kyle: OH
Comments: This is a good looking bait and does get bites BUT the hook sucks so bad you can't get a quality hookset. I shouldn't have to add a trailer hook too a five dollar bait. Never the less I do always use a trailer hook in tournaments. But I don't like to rely on it souly as the connection between bait-fish. I would buy a box full of these if the hook was gamy or trokar status.
From: Jonathon: TN
Comments: I'll start by saying I'm a chatterbait fishing fool, always got it tied on and throw whenever I can. I think Z-man's patent on this is complete bs and it's the only reason they can still get away with selling these. But the design works, best blade shape and you need the blade attached to the head like this to get the right action. You can still find the Phenix Vibrator Jig online but it's not much better and has kind of a finesse hook on it. I started making my own with an owner hook and quality skirt. You should do the same or find someone to make em for you, this is really the only bait worth doing this for. Buy the Phenix replacement blades on here, they're the same size and shape and have better finishes. I'll add that their pro series is a little bit better, still poor quality though.
From: VA
Comments: These are garbage. Bring back the Revenge Viberator! I hop someone holds the patent for the jig or that silly twin-tail trailer and sues Z Man. Don't sue the competition and monopolize the market with low-quality product.
From: Steez: CA
Comments: ok the skirts falls back on hook when u skip it i had to glue skirt on after that it was fine
Comments: i'm just like everyone else here.. i hate the puny hooks they put on these, but the original chatterbait has the best blades.. so i pour my own on a 5/8ths round head and put these blades on them.. these spots here in bama can;t stand it!!!
From: Jared: Pell City, AL
Comments: Hooks are garbage, and the snap ring is useless. A couple of tiny MI bass will have it bent up. I've had them come completely undone after a 3 pounder bites. Luckily haven't lost any, but it's a scary sight to see your snap hanging on by a thread. Skirts are okay, but there isn't much holding them on. Sometimes just pulling the bait thru cover makes it slide down. There's no bait holder for a trailer either, which is a major selling point for other brands. They catch fish, but there are much higher quality vibrating jigs out there.
From: Marc: MI
Comments: My Go to lure haven't caught any pigs on it yet but it catches them
Comments: they rust way to easy but other then that great bait
From: Shawn
Comments: I wish they would put a better hook on this bait. For five bucks you would expect that. The skirt leaves a lot to be desired also. They will catch fish though and I have had no problems with the action.
From: J: AL
Comments: I love this bait so much I caught a six and half pounder and two other five pounders on it. I have the black and blue color.
From: Coleton
Comments: The bait works great but the hook is terrible. Every bait you buy has a different type hook and most are so dull, the will not penetrate anything. I ordered 10 of them and only about 2 of them are water ready. Zman sues everyone that tries to make one with a quality hook like fisherman want. Zman should be embarrassed of the quality of their bait. I am done buying them until they make one with a reliable hook
From: Brady: TX
Comments: From the first cast and the vibration told me that this was a bass catching machine! Many 5lbs and many larger bass 9.6lbs on this awesome bait. ANYONE who doesn't like it, has no clue how to fish it! I don't recall not getting a violent strike that nearly ripped the rod from my hands. And I never had to sharpen a hook on any of these baits. I did find that other competitors copy of this bait, had a hard time keeping them from rising to the surface. And why fish a cheap copy when you can fish the original Z-Man Chatterbait. I fish them with a 7" shaky worm. They add more action that the split tail that comes with it.
From: Kerry: Memphis, MO
Comments: Nearly all of my biggest largemouth this past year came on this and some big smallies. Experiment with different trailers and you'll catch em'. These aren't just one trick ponies these are extremely versatile. Caught some toads slow rolling offshore structure
From: Destin: PA
Comments: i dont see why this bait is getting bad reveiws....to me this bait is a go-to when you need more sound and action when a spinnerbait just aint doing it!...dont get me wrong i love spinnerbaits but you have to mix it up sometimes....i fish these around shallow reeds and they work great
From: Jacob: Lakeland, FL
Comments: A total waste of 5 bucks. The hooks remind me of the hat clip hooks, except the hat hooks are probably sharper.
From: Mike: Aurora, AL
Comments: This bait is far outshined by the competition. I fish highly pressured lakes, and can still catch 10 in bass on booyah and strike king versions. Plus side: doesn't hang up, because the hooks are too dull to stick anything
From: Nico: South Lyon, MI
Comments: The chatterbaits are clutch for when you need to put fish in the live well. Yeah, the hook needs to be sharpened at first and inspected after a few fish or a run in with a snag but what hook doesnt?! They work, plain and simple. Want insurance? Put a trailer hook on!
Comments: Revolutionary bait, but this version from Z man is horrible. Cheap components. You pay for what you get or for the "name". Go with other brands, they're are plenty that I would pay double for.
From: Chow: The Republic of Texas
Comments: Rig these up with a Lake Fork Live Shad and hold on. I use the black and blue and the perch colors with great results. As others have said, glue the skirt and sharpen the hook. Shouldn't have to but that's the case.
From: Mike: Jackson, MO
Comments: Great baits! Caught a 4, 3, and a 2lber in about 20 mins on the Red River, LA. Superglue the skirts so they stay on and sharpen the hook before you use em cause the fish eat these things. Can't go wrong with black/blue and chart/white. Suprised how many times I snag branches and stumps with these baits though, the pro version may fix this problem.
From: Evan: Bossier City, LA
Comments: these are a good bait theres just one thing you have to do. sharpen the hooks. once you do that you better hang on because the fish love it
From: Tyger: Conway, AR
Comments: not sure why these are getting some negative reviews, they out fish spinnerbaits easily 2-1, they like never snag up, can be bumped off of structure easily giving a very erratic action, and flat out catch big fish, bet shallow water bait on the market.
From: J: Hagerstown, MD
Comments: the original chatterbaits where great. the baits they are calling the originals now are far from the true original baits that i bought when rad lures was making them. when z man bought out rad lures the quality went down the drain. the hooks that come on these lures now are truly amazing in that they can be bent with just your fingers and they have no point on them what so ever. there are plenty of other chatterbaits for sale here. dont waste your money on this one
Comments: Great bait. My usual crank baits and jigs weren't catchin em, so I put this on and caught 3 nice bass. Will this work for specks?
From: Mike: Htown, TX
Comments: This bait was a waste of money for me. The skirt broke after a few fish. The hook are terrible they are so dull out of the pack ive spent hours trying to sharping them. buy at your own risk!!!
From: Hunter: Virginia, USA
Comments: This is a good bad. haven't caught that many fish but when i have they are huge... 3 and 4 pound bass and some big pike.... good bait but im gonna stick to my frogs!
From: Gunnar: Viroqua, WI
Comments: This is a solid chatterbait head. The fish I were catching were definitely eating it and not just nipping at it. I picked up the black blue for night fishing and it worked quite well. However, since there is no keeper on the chatterbait head, the skirt can slide down if fished in heavy brush and the only trailer that seems to hold on well is the split tail provided. If you are looking to put something like a paddletail trailer on there, I would recommend another chatterbait.
From: Matt: Brighton, CO
Comments: I have three go-to lures. They are the lv 100, chatterbaits, and swimming jigs. Tackle Warehouse carries a great selection of all of these. Tackle Warehouse has the best deals and by far the best customer service of any tackle supplier, and really any website, that I have ever dealt with. They get stuffed shipped out incredibly quickly and are prompt to address any issues I have. The staff at Tackle Warehouse have always treated me great and they will do the same for you.
From: Big J: Houston, TX
Comments:Chatterbaits are one of the best shallow baits for getting a reaction strike. Glad to see that TW added the perch color, its a great bluegill imitator. Works all year round.
From:Big J: Houston, TX
Comments:This is and senkos are my go to baits...the green pumpkin original chatterbait flat out catches fish...Extremely versatile, easy to use, and durable...must have.
From:Esbee: Novato, CA
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Baked Chicken Bacon Ranch Taquitos
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I have to be honest . . . there are a lot of recipe fails at my house. Most of them happen when I try to invent my own recipe . . . my poor husband dreads those "experimental meals". But every once in a while, something wonderful comes of it and these little taquitos fall into that wonderful category!
Baked Chicken Bacon Ranch Taquitos
1 (8 oz) package cream cheese, softened (I used Neufchatel cheese)
12 slices of bacon, cooked and crumbled
4 cups cooked, shredded chicken (a rotisserie chicken works great for this!)
1 (1 oz) packet dry Ranch Dressing mix (here is a recipe for a homemade Ranch Dressing mix)
2 cups Monterrey Jack cheese, shredded
3-4 Tablespoons green onion, chopped
20 (6-inch) flour tortillas
Non-stick cooking spray
Preheat oven to 425 degrees.
Cover a large baking sheet (I use a cookie sheet) with aluminum foil and spray lightly with cooking spray.
Mix together cream cheese, chicken, bacon, cheese, and green onions. Add in about 1/2 of the dry Ranch dressing mix and taste- add more if you want more of a Ranch taste (I ended up using only 1/2 of the packet). Mix well. Spoon 2-3 tablespoons of the chicken mixture into a flour tortilla and roll it up.
Place taquito seam-side down on the baking sheet. Repeat about 20 times (I had to use two baking sheets because all of my taquitos would not fit on one). Once finished, spray the tops of the taquitos with non-stick cooking spray (or you could lightly brush some olive oil on them) and sprinkle with salt (I like to use sea salt).
Place pan in oven and bake for 15-20 minutes (or until edges and tops are golden). Let cool for a couple of minutes. Serve with Ranch dressing or Blue Cheese Dressing for dipping (my husband also likes to dip them in "Salsa Ranch"- just mix equal parts salsa and Ranch dressing together).
I am so going to make these
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I saw on my blog reader Chicken Bacon Ranch and my eyes lit up!! Three of my favorites! I will definitely be trying this one.
I'm lovin' this recipe …. I can almost taste it!!!!
OH YUM! All of the ingredients equal deliciousness! And kid-friendly!
Oh yum – I would definitely eat these!
Wow, delicious! I pinned this & must give it a try.
Ps–I have got to thank you ladies for making meals at our home so much more enjoyable. I LOVE trying the fun recipes you have here!
My husband will love this one! Bacon!
I am going to try these. We love all kinds of Mexican food, and, my kids three favorites all together????? You will have a winner. Thanks for sharing with us.
These look so good! Consider yourself pinned!
I've made some very similar to these, and they could be made ahead and frozen. I haven't tried freezing them, because we eat them too fast. But they did last in the refrigerator for a couple of days before they were baked.
I've made my own taquitos once. But oh my gosh, with bacon and ranch. sounds to die for. I'm pinning.
These look good! I am going to try them tonight, but I was wondering how long would you bake them after freezing them, and would you change the oven temp? Thanks for the recipe!
Found these on pinterest and since I screwed up your orange chicken I thought I would try again. A few are in the fridge to bake up tonight and the rest are in the freezer! Can't wait to try them!
These look incredible!! Pinning!! thank you for sharing at Uncommon! Bonnie
Those look delish!!
THose are three of my fav flavors together!! Funny thing…my hubby gets nervous when I experiment with dinner recipes too! Dessert I can do. Dinner I struggle with:-)
So glad Inside Brucrew shared this! Can't wait to make, and I have chicken baking in the oven right now, Thinking this might be what's for dinner tonight! Pinned.
I made these last night and they were delicious! I didn't have green onions so I subbed in chopped green chiles. My husband put this in his "Top 5″ dinners…high praise, indeed! Thanks so much for sharing this great recipe!
I just made these and they were delicious, I had to make a few changes to use the ingredients I had on hand substituted taco seasoning for the ranch dressing, roasted leftover chicken and used corn and flour tortillas because I did not have enough of either one but they turn out awesome. Thanks for sharing
This was the first recipe I tried from your site and it was a huge success! I made these twice actually- once as dinner and the next time I cut them in half and served as an appetizer. Love it!!
I am making these for dinner tonight and I am super excited! I have my shredded chicken recipe cooking in the crockpot getting ready for these amazing looking delights!
Made these tonight…THEY ARE AMAZING!!!
Have made these several times and my family raves about them! Thanks for an easy go to recipe
Made for dinner tonight – so good, and easy! Thanks for sharing.
how do these feeze does anyone know
5 minutes to go in the oven! Can't wait to try them!
They were great. We love ranch flavor but would definitely
Use half the packet.
These are awesome! All of us love them! But can you tell me how many calories are in one?
Hi Amy! I am so sorry, but at this time I have no idea how many calories are in each one. However, in about 60 days, we will be launching another site that has all our recipes along with their nutrition info and weight watchers points. So . . . hang on! I promise that info will be coming soon!
One question, I want to make them ahead of time and then send them with my honey to work. Can he microwave them?
You bet! I love them for leftovers the next day for lunch!
Saving dinner time, once again!
These would be perfect to be packed as lunch for my husband!
These sound great! I'll have to try them!
I really liked these. Good idea with the salsa ranch sauce!
These are a favorite of mine. I use half of the mixture and freeze the other half. Love this – thanks!!
I found this recipe after I checked out your new book from the library this last month. These were a HUGE hit in my house. Thank you all ladies for your hard work and sharing it with us all. This will become a mainstay in our house for a long time (probably a family tradition hehe).
These are one of our weekly favorites!! We stuff them bigger and eat them for supper!!
I just made them for dinner! We dipped them in salsa/sour cream combo. Yummy to the tummy! I will definitely make them again!
These are sooo good!


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Cadel Evans of the BMC Racing Team bounced back from a challenging opening day in the Pyrenees Saturday with a sixth-place finish on Sunday.
'Keep Your Hopes Alive'
Evans and a select group that included his teammate, Steve Morabito, finished 20 seconds after Daniel Martin (Garmin-Sharp) out-dueled breakaway companion Jakob Fuglsang (Astana Pro Team) for the stage win. Evans said he was feeling "a bit better" in the 168.5-km race that was aggressive from the start and saw overall leader Christopher Froome isolated from the rest of his Sky Procycling teammates. "Certainly, you always have to keep your hopes alive," Evans said. "Quitting is not an option right now. What a saw today was a surprise and not what I expected of Sky. Last year, they had really good recovery amongst all their riders every day throughout the whole tour. Today, that wasn't the case at all. They had one rider in the front and that was a strange and really bizarre situation for the yellow jersey, especially so early in the race." Evans remains 4:36 behind Froome, but moved up seven spots to 16th place.
First Rest Day Monday
Morabito said he was also feeling better on the day before the Tour's first rest day. First, he tried to make the race more aggressive. Later, he helped drive the pursuit of Martin and Fuglsang. "I went away twice and was feeling good, but behind Saxo Bank and Movistar were checking the bunch," he said. "Cadel also had to change bikes so I was asked to wait for him. So on the second climb I brought him him back to the first group." BMC Racing Team President/General Manager Jim Ochowicz said Evans's recovery from Saturday, when he conceded more than four minutes, has the team moving forward more than looking back. "We had higher expectations than what we put on paper so far, but we go on from here," Ochowicz sad. "There's two more weeks to go and we still have a lot of mountains and time trials and events we'd like to do ahead of us. We're in a good position, We're moving up, back with Cadel and we will continue to do that every day and opportunity we get."
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The BMC Racing Team will compete the final 12 stages without Michael Schär, who withdrew before the start. The Swiss road champion said he could not endure another day of racing after crashing and injuring his left shoulder early on Friday's Stage 7. "I'm pretty much riding with one hand," Schär said. "This causes a lot of troubles in my whole body and I am completely stiff. I survived two stages of this but I cannot sleep any more from the fatigue and I can't really handle the handlebars in the downhill. It's dangerous for me and the other riders in the peloton." BMC Racing Team Chief Medical Officer Dr. Max Testa said to continue on could have put Schär's long-term recovery from the injury at risk. "We need to do full evaluation with more imaging," he said. "We don't want to wait too long. Based on that, we'll decide if we need a surgical correction or not."
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Oh, thank you, once again! It's so lovely to hear! As for where to buy vintage maps, it depends a little on whether you want them to be authentic or reprints. eBay sometimes has some astounding bargains, especially when sellers auction off "lots" of maps, look up keywords like "vintage maps", and ask for the seller if it's an original or reprint, if you're worried authenticity, even if the listing says "vintage" that can sometimes mean a reprint of a vintage map. Etsy is another site you could try.
For new maps and reprints there's sites like Maps.com, though you may want to use these sites, more so, for browsing and then look for the title of a map elsewhere. For instance, I have a celestial map that I bought from eBay, an original for $0.75, whereas, a reprint from Maps.com would of cost me $30.00. If you have a large budget, in that case you could go to antique map dealers who will have some vintage maps, as well.
Another idea, if you feel comfortable doing so, is asking any older relatives and so forth, if they might have any vintage maps if their attics, basements, and the likes, that you could have. This may uncover up some interesting maps, like old local maps, that you wouldn't find online.
Of course, there are many more options out there, but the above ones recommended, are ones I have experience with. Hope this helps!
Oh, that's immensely wonderful to hear! Heartfelt thanks to you!
I'm glad to hear you like it, thank you! No, I'm not familiar with the Perry-Castañeda Library Map Collection. Thanks for the recommendation!
Wherever I can. The maps here have been collected from dozens and dozens of resources, however, I've found the best resources to be map dealers, university libraries, and Wikimedia Commons. Antique maps are pretty plentiful about the internet, as they're considered public domain by law.
Oh, wow. I'm honored to have encouragement this infectious and followers as wonderful as you. Thank you a million!
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L27.INC1.6.2 OMAP4 Froyo ES2 Community Release Notes
From OMAPpedia
This release has been developed and tested in the following environment.
OS Kernel: Linux® 2.6.32. AndroidTM Froyo public project. Toolchain: CodeSourcery compiler version 2009q1. Manifest: 27.5.2_Manifest. U-boot version: 5230bd63edb893fef3fca8b22b9f28d9c4a22eed X-loader version: a095a53d29bdc3e5c8cca03828c642ca234a32df kernel version: a8b5446393aaf989a705385fbda9bd92f49a9b8e
Release Content
The release refers to the source code in git trees and the binary packages are distributed in different projects. The next section on how to build will help pull them into the correct directories to integrate the software system. This release also contains WLAN (1271/1283) and Graphics packages. Details are given below in "Build and Installation Instructions"
Supported MM Use Cases(ARM side) in the Community Release
JPEG Dec
OMAPpedia is an excellent source for details on the various components. There is a project listing in the main page on the various components. You may also go and check the following: Refer to BSP release notes at
Power Management materials PM is enabled by default in the kernel, but for enabling any of the features we need to use some sysfs entries from user space:
http://omappedia.org/wiki/Linux_OMAP_Kernel_Main http://elinux.org/OMAP_Power_Management
Source code
Release Manifest for open code source. Release Tag - RLS27.5.2_Froyo
IMPORTANT: kernel source has been removed from the manifest so it is not included in this manifest and thus you have to clone it separately.
Please note: for U-Boot and X-Loader "omap4_dev" branch was used; and at present is part of the manifest.
Build and Installation Instructions
Building the Bootloader, Kernel, WLAN driver(1283) and Android File System
The details are given at http://omappedia.org/wiki/L27.INC1.5.2_Froyo_ES2_Release_Notes#Build_Instructions
Pre-built binaries from this release can be obtained from Package.
Please note this release is tested with Android codecs and have followed instructions to enable them while building.
If you have a COM6 chip (127x WLAN), please follow the steps mentioned below for following build the WLAN driver. Please note it requires a patch to be applied on the Android File System. Hence, it will be required to build the AFS after applying the patch.
Building WLAN driver(1271)
Download the WLAN 1271 Connectivity Package.
It has the patch, firmware binary and BT/FM init scripts.
Apply the patch:
$cd $MYDROID
$cd hardware/ti/wlan/
To check whether the WiLink6 driver is latest, check the git log for following commit ID: c7155066d87dab9844d239ab00f82c3df26b2c75
$git apply --stat --check -v <Path to patch 0001-Patch-for-WL1271-on-Blaze.patch > //to check whether old patch can be applied or not
$git apply -v <Path to patch 0001-Patch-for-WL1271-on-Blaze.patch > //to actually apply patch
Update following environment variables in wl_env.bash file located at
$MYDROID/ hardware/ti/wlan/wl1271/platforms/os/linux/ .
export CROSS_COMPILE=arm-none-linux-gnueabi-
export ARCH=arm
export HOST_PLATFORM=blaze
export KERNEL_DIR=<path to the kernel folder which was built above>
$cd $MYDROID/ hardware/ti/wlan/wl1271/platforms/os/linux/
We will get tiwlan_drv.ko in $MYDROID/ hardware/ti/wlan/wl1271/platforms/os/linux/
Make sure the file vendor device $MYDROID/ti/blaze/BoardConfig.mk has all wifi related definitions:
- Wifi
BOARD_WLAN_DEVICE := wl1271
WIFI_DRIVER_MODULE_PATH := "/system/etc/wifi/tiwlan_drv.ko"
WIFI_DRIVER_MODULE_NAME := "tiwlan_drv"
WIFI_FIRMWARE_LOADER := "wlan_loader"
Make sure the system property file $MYDROID/device/ti/blaze/system.prop has definition for wifi interface
Installing 1271/1283 WLAN firmware from the package
Place the file tiwlan_drv.ko build from previous step to system/etc/wifi. Go to platform/os/linux folder and copy the required files to file system:
$ cd $MYDROID/hardware/ti/wlan/(wl1283 or wl1271)/platforms/os/linux
$ cp tiwlan_drv.ko $MYDROID/out/target/product/blaze/system/etc/wifi
Another file, firmware.bin is also required but this must be obtained from the package from the below link.
Please download one of the package - depending on what WLAN hardware chip you are using
WLAN 1283 Connectivity Package
WLAN 1271 Connectivity Package
$ chmod 777 [WLAN Package name]
$./[WLAN Package Name]
$ cd $MYDROID/out/target/product/blaze/system/etc/wifi
$ cp $YOUR_PATH/WLAN_firmware/firmware.bin .
$ chmod 777 $MYDROID/out/target/product/blaze/system/etc/wifi/firmware.bin
Installing GFX binaries from the package
Package can be obtained from the GFX link
$ chmod 777 GFX package name
$ ./GFX package name
Accept the terms and install it at your filesystem location e.g. YOUR_PATH/myfs
Booting Kernel and Android® File System from SD card
The instruction on formatting the SD card and copying the environment can be found at http://omappedia.org/wiki/Android_SD_Configuration http://omappedia.org/wiki/Flashing_Android#Flashing_to_SD
Please note this release has been tested on OMAP4430 ES2 EMU device on Blaze platform and will requires a signed x-loader. Please contact TI customer representative to get access to the signing tool.
New in this Release
- This release was validated using "Froyo" public branch
- This release uses Android codecs
- This release is on 2.6.32 Kernel.
- Dynamically switching from speakers/headphones is now working.
- WLAN packages are part of this release
- Graphic binary package is part of this release
Limitations/Known Issues
- When Froyo image boots up For first time there will be a window asking, Complete action using: Com.android.provision.DeFault.Activity Com.android.sdksetup.DeFault.Activity . Choose the first one - Com.android.provision.DeFault.Activity
- UI experience is faster as compared to eclair
- You will have to press F1 key everytime before unlocking the UI
- The board overheats while it is connected to the power supply.
- Camera preview/functionality is not supported on this release due to licensing restrictions. Whenever the OMAP4 Camera app is opened the system prompts:Sorry!
The application OMAP4 Camera (process com.ti.omap4.android.camera) has stopped unexpectedly.
Please try again Force close
Use Case Test Results
Test Case ID Test Case Name Validation Criteria Sample file Test Result Comments
1 Boot from SD Android boots from SD card N/A Pass Android boots up and the Home screen is displayed on the LCD 2 WLAN Scan wireless network and connect NA Pass Could found wireless network and connect to it 3 WLAN - Browse webpage Open browser and connect to google.com and other webpages NA Pass Could browse web pages on internet
OMAPWorld.com and OMAPpedia.org may be good starting places.
IRC Chat - #linux-omapMailing List - OMAPAndroid Discussion list
Googlegroups - OMAPDiscuss


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SALISBURY — Funding talks between county and school boards are getting worse, Rowan-Salisbury School Board Chairman Richard Miller said Friday.
One day after the latest attempt to resolve funding issues between the two boards in mediation, Miller said, "if anything there was regression."
Talks are not getting anywhere, he said, "because the county has yet to make any substantial offer of money that isn't already on the table."
Talks Monday night stretched to 2 a.m. Tuesday morning, and some commissioners said they expected talks to be closer during discussions Thursday.
But Miller said the opposite was true.
"They brought a lesser proposal back than we had when we left at 2 a.m. on Monday," he said.
The school board and county commissioners are meeting for mediation in an effort to resolve funding disputes, under a provision in North Carolina General Statutes.
The school board says it needs a $4.7 million increase in current expense funds and another $3.9 million in capital outlay, for a total increase of $8.6 million.
But when county commissioners passed the 2013-14 budget in June, they approved no increase in capital funding and a decrease of $225,000 in current expense funding based on a projected drop in enrollment.
When mediation recessed Thursday night, the two boards could not agree on a future date to resume talks, so their attorneys were directed to work that out.
Miller said no meeting date had been decided by Friday afternoon.
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Sauteed Chicken Breasts with Creamy Chive Sauce
From EatingWell: December 2005/January 2006, The EatingWell Healthy in a Hurry Cookbook (2006)
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Tech Specs
Colour Copying, Colour Printing, Colour Scanning, Faxing
Size (mm - H x W x D)
269 x 465 x 384 mm
Packaged Size (mm - H x W x D)
471 x 558 x 373 mm
10.2 kg
Product Warranty
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Packaged Weight, kg
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Size, Trays Extended (in. - H x W x D)
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Pallet Weight (kg)
124 kg
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Country of Origin
China (PR)
Average Power (Scanning)
16 watts
Average Power (Copying)
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Average Power (Printing)
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Power Supply
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Noise Level (Print), Operating
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Scan Area, Maximum (mm)
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Scan Technology
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Scan Resolution, Enhanced
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Noise Level (Scan), Operating
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Create an acoustic environment that will help you capture a clean vocal sound.
Position the microphone either for a natural sound, or the 'warm' sound often heard in commercially-released recordings.
Achieve freedom from popping and breath blasting with or without a pop screen.
Get the best performance from your singer and correct any problems with comping and punch-in techniques.
Capture a full, strong vocal sound in chest, head and falsetto registers.
Position the microphone to avoid excessive chest resonance.
Control microphone positioning precisely to avoid problems with popping, breath blasting and any potential distortion issues.
Understand when, why and how to use hand-held microphones for rock vocals.
Select microphones according to their method of operation - dynamic, capacitor or ribbon.
Select capacitor microphones according to their construction and gain-stage element - small-diaphragm or large-diaphragm; FET transistor or vacuum tube.
Select microphones according to their polar pattern - omnidirectional, cardioid, hypercardioid or figure-of-eight.
Learn microphone positioning for mono and stereo recordings, using either close or ambient microphone technique.
Set the gain control to optimise signal-to-noise ratio and headroom.
Learn the relationship between gain and background noise, both acoustic and electronic.
Balance the gain and output level controls according to the sound texture you want to capture.
Achieve a clean sound from low-cost preamps. Achieve a warm, rich sound from high-class vacuum tube preamplifiers.
Learn filters - low-pass, high-pass, band-pass and notch. Set the cut-off frequency and slope to lower bands of frequencies, or remove them almost entirely.
Learn equalisation - how to optimise the frequency balance of vocals and instruments, and how to help blend instruments together in the mix.
Learn how to operate EQ controls - frequency, gain and Q (bandwidth). Work with different types of EQ including parametric and graphic.
Use compression and limiting to control dynamic range. Learn how to set the threshold, ratio, attack and release controls for all kinds of signal. Learn the importance of the gain make-up or output level control.
Experience all of the methods of compression - FET, optical, variable-mu, diode bridge, VCA and digital.
Understand which methods can be used to enhance which types of vocal and instrument. Apply compression to the mix. Operate look-ahead (brickwall) limiters for mastering.
Learn how to work with the drummer to set up the drums for a clean recording without unwanted noises or boomy resonance.
Record drums 1960s-style with a single microphone. Add three more microphones for the 1970s-style 'Glyn Johns' technique.
Record drums using the current '1 mic per drum + overheads' method. Add room microphones for a fuller, more powerful sound.
Apply EQ and compression to individual drums, and to the drum set overall.
Learn how to set up a good acoustic environment in which to record the acoustic guitar. Work with a clean dry sound, or incorporate the sound of the room.
Learn and experience how different strings, and the age of the strings, affect the sound of the guitar.
Find the best microphone position for the instrument, and adapt it for right-handed or left-handed players.
Use mono, stereo and ambient microphone techniques. Also learn how to double-track the acoustic guitar effectively.
Use reverb and effects to create interesting sonic textures, add to an otherwise uninteresting recording, or disguise and conceal problems.
Use delay as 'slapback', automatic double tracking, or spin echo in both mono and stereo.
Use algorithmic and convolution reverb. Learn how to use convolution reverb to sample acoustic spaces.
Apply flanging, phasing, chorus, harmonic generation and pitch-shifting techniques to your recordings.
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Apply amp-modeling techniques effectively to capture a natural electric guitar sound, or go beyond into extreme distortion effects.
Understand the importance of the order of guitar effects pedals and effects.
Learn how to find microphone positions for any instrument, even if you have never recorded that instrument before.
Learn grand piano recording techniques for classical, jazz and popular music.
Find the right balance between the direct sound from the strings and the important reflections from the piano lid.
Record the grand or upright piano, or any acoustic instrument, cleanly and effectively in mono or stereo.
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Blend instruments together with EQ, faders and pans. Know when and why to use compression on individual tracks.
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|1: Analog & Digital Audio
Analog audio: signals, frequency response, noise, distortion, wow & flutter, clicks and interference. Digital audio: analog-to-digital conversion, sampling, quantization, dither, digital-to-analog conversion. Sound isolation: sound isolation methods, practical sound isolation techniques for home and small recording studios, vocal booths. Acoustic treatment: background to room acoustics, acoustic treatment, porous absorption. membrane and panel absorbers, diffusion. Recording studio configuration: recording room, control room. Introduction to essential audio electronics.
|7: Effects & Plug-ins
Delay, single echo, spin echo, spin echo with positive feedback, reverberation, acoustic and electro-acoustic reverberation: chamber, spring, plate, tape, digital, algorithmic reverberation, convolution reverberation, phasing, flanging, chorusing, pitch change and correction, harmonic generation and aural enhancement, comparison between manual effects, hardware effects and plug-ins.
|2: Microphones
Principle of operation: dynamic, capacitor, piezo, ribbon, electret. Polar patterns: omnidirectional, cardioid, supercardioid, hypercardioid, figure-of-eight. Interference tube microphone. Parabolic reflector microphone. Multipattern microphone. Phantom power, pad, high-pass filter. Microphone techniques: microphone selection, positioning, stereo microphone techniques, coincident crossed pair, near-coincident crossed pair, ORTF, spaced omni.
|8: Synthesis & Sampling
Types of synthesis: additive, subtractive, FM, wavetable, physical modeling. Subtractive synthesis components: voltage-controlled oscillator, voltage-controlled filter, voltage-controlled amplifier, envelope generator. Sampling: looping, multisampling, phrase sampling, key groups, velocity layers, mute groups.
|3: Microphone Preamplifiers
The need for microphone preamplification, microphone input, line input, instrument input, principle of operation, transistors, vacuum tubes, the need for balancing, transformer balancing, electronic balancing, working with balanced and unbalanced lines, preamplifier operation, gain, output level, phantom power, phase, pad, high-pass filter.
|9: Recording Techniques
Vocals: microphone selection, microphone positioning, acoustic screens and vocal booths, foldback, headphone types, use of headphone amplification, loudspeaker foldback, how the engineer monitors foldback. Drums: drum set up for recording, microphone selection for drums and cymbals, single microphone technique, twin microphone technique for basic stereo, the 'Recorderman' doubly-equidistant two-microphone configuration, the 'Glyn Johns' method, full individual miking with overheads. Acoustic guitar: microphone selection and positioning. Electric guitar, piano, string instruments, wind instruments, percussion instruments, small groups and ensembles, orchestral recording. Session management for ensembles, orchestras and choirs. Multitrack recording. Studio setup, foldback, monitoring. Compilation, punch-in. Production techniques for vocalists and instrumental performers.
|4: Equalization
Types of equalizer, graphic EQ, parametric EQ, console-style EQ, filters, low-pass filter, high-pass filter, band-pass filter, all-pass filter, notch filter, filter parameters: cut-off frequency, slope, equalizer parameters: frequency, gain, bell/shelf, Q/bandwidth.
|10: Mixing
Analog mixing consoles: overview, channels, groups and sub-groups, master section, VCA faders. Console monitoring: split, inline, all-input. Foldback, communications, external inputs. Channel functions: mic inputs, line inputs, insert point, equalization, dynamics, auxiliary sends, pan, mute and mute groups, PFL/AFL/solo, fader. Mixing console automation. Digital mixing consoles. Comparison between digital and analog consoles. Assignable consoles .Automation and recall. Mixing procedures and techniques.
|5: Compression
The need for compression. Dynamic range control. Subjective enhancement. Compression parameters: ratio, threshold, attack, release, knee, stereo link. Operating principles: variable-mu, FET, diode bridge, optical, VCA. Side chain principles and operation: de-essing.
|11: Mastering
The need for mastering. Correction of faults. Mastering for vinyl. Improvement of stereo mixes. Matching tracks for albums and compilations. Subjective loudness and the 'loudness war'. Equalization. Compression. Limiters and look-ahead limiters. Multi-band compression. Intersample peaks.
|6: Recording Software
Disk recording principles. The disk recording medium: rotational speed, seek time, fragmentation, input/output assignment. Recording, editing and crossfade editing, gain change and normalization, mixing, inserts, auxiliary sends, auxiliary tracks, busses, faders and master fader, levels, decibels, dB and dBFS, headroom.
|12: Marketing Your Music and Recording Services
Industry roles: record producer, recording engineer, A&R manager, studio manager, session musician, arranger, programmer. Industries: music, recording, record labels, broadcasting, radio, television, film, events, the Internet. Pitching and promoting your services as an artist, engineer or producer. Showreel guidance.
Flexible Learning
You can study the Audio Masterclass Music Production and Sound Engineering Course online or through course materials shipped to you on twelve DVD-ROM discs. Your course is fully tutor-supported online and is assessed entirely on your practical assignment work.
The course can be completed in 12 weeks, or you can spread it out over up to two years if you wish. You can work on the course at any time you choose, and take breaks whenever you like.
Audio Examples Library
The Audio Masterclass Music Production and Sound Engineering Course centers around the 1000+ file Audio Examples Library. Module by module, we will ask you to load these files into your digital audio workstation and listen carefully on your studio monitors, or monitoring-grade headphones. The course will show you exactly what you should be listening out for. Stage-by-stage the course will tune in your ears to the sounds of pro audio, all the way from basic sine waves to full mixes and masters.
Practical Assignments Projects
The Audio Masterclass Music Production and Sound Engineering Course is all about doing audio, in your own home recording studio. You can't learn just from reading, or watching videos. You have to get involved and make recordings.
Each of the modules of the course has a Practical Assignment Project in which we will ask you to carry out elements of audio skills, from basic to advanced. We'll show you what to do, then ask you to do it. We're looking for precision, and no faults. But the projects also leave room for you to show off your full range of skills.
We listen to all of your practical assignment work, which is submitted online. We'll give you detailed comments and advice. We'll tell you what you're doing right, where you're going wrong, and how to improve. And if you've done a great piece of work, we'll heartily congratulate you. We're firm but fair. If something isn't right, we'll tell you clearly. And if you do something really good, we'll tell you exactly how pleased and delighted we are.
Course Manual
The course manual contains all of the technical knowledge you will need as a recording engineer or music producer. We've put in everything you need, and we have included special sections with more in-depth knowledge, if that's what you want. But we won't overload you with information that a working professional wouldn't need or want. The Course Manual is extensive, and at the same time concise and to-the-point. You'll find yourself dipping into it every day as you work on the practical assignments.
Multimedia Content
Your course will include multimedia enhancement content consisting of audio and video material made by Audio Masterclass at London's Abbey Road studios, famous for being where The Beatles recorded. You can load the audio material, recorded in 24-bit/96-kHz 'Studio Master' quality, into your digital audio workstation for precise auditioning. The accompanying videos show exactly how the recordings were made.
While it is true that no certificate can guarantee a job or freelance success in audio, you'll want something that rewards your achievement when you complete the course successfully. No-one gets an Audio Masterclass certificate unless they really can work to professional standards. That will be you, when you finish your course!
The Audio Masterclass Music Production and Sound Engineering Course leads to the creation of your own industry-standard Showreel. Everyone who works in the entertainment or media industry and has an ambition to get ahead keeps a showreel of their best work. When they want to move on in their career, they can use it to demonstrate very effectively what they can do. When you first start out, you won't have any professional material to put in your showreel. But we'll help you put together the very best showreel you can and make a great impression on any industry professional you choose to contact.
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Egidijus Nemanius, Lithuania
With my employment in health service established years ago, music and recording is an essential withdrawal from "professionalism" to me, rather than a significant possibility to provide a supplement to earned income. But with growing interest and investment, achievement of professionally acceptable quality became a must. At that point studying at Audio Masterclass had only pros and no cons to me, and no equally accessible alternatives of world-class standards.
The book "How to set up a Pro Home Recording Studio" [by Audio Masterclass] and other information concerning hardware and software helped me to find "my way" in the jungle of possibilities, and it actually had a money saving effect.
Assessments of practical assignment projects were of especially great importance to me. It is easy for the beginner like me to have an illusion that the produced work is good, while actually it is not. Additional valuable information can be derived from individually provided comments too.
It is very comforting to have tons of audio examples at hand. Even after the course I use some of them as benchmarks of specific quality.
The most special experiences along the way of the course were moments of approaching the presumed limits of creative possibilities… stepping beyond… and finding that there is something more out there. And this kind of training may have implications that are not immediately obvious, but may prove to be of great importance in any intellectually demanding/competitive situation of life. All in all, I consider that to be my greatest gain achieved at Audio Masterclass.
Egidijus Nemanius, Lithuania
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I have to thank you and your team for helping me better understand the complex, and sometimes difficult to discover, secrets of audio engineering ! I'm very happy with my choice of enrolling in your captivating and well structured course !
Thank you and best wishes,
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Gatis Pastars, Latvia
Hi David [Gatis refers to David Mellor, Course Director of Audio Masterclass], I very happy that I signed-up for your course and that I've graduated it!
Actually, before I made my mind, I did a lot of research on web about your course, because at that time I just finished my studies at America Audio Insitute, but I felt like it's not enough for me to get on next level - as I wanted it so much. So I found Audio Masterclass. I found just one review on google, where somebody told that: "you won't get what you as an engineer really need etc, it lacks of deep dive in subject... this and that...." - I thought to myself: "well... maybe this guys is all wise or he is not opened for new experience and knowledge, or he was a bad student". So I decided to take a risk as I had no clue what is will look like.
The first thing that made most sense to me is practical assignment - that is "everything"! But in many other online-schools (like America Audio Insitute or Detroit Recording institute), it's the biggest defect of the program. If you can send your material for constructive feedback, it's the most valuable learning point!
Next thing: form of feedback - at first I could not get it - like, what is that?! ...an automated reply template? But after 3rd assessment feedback I got the idea of it - and every time I got feedback on task, at first I started learn it with your written feedback - that had greatest value to me. Another great thing is that by reading your feedback, you really get this feeling that somebody is listening to your work and paying attention to details.
About content: the structure of the course is very similar to many other courses - I guess, you can't reinvent the wheel - it's well organised, but the difference in content is huge! And by this I also mean the language - how you explain things and details. This is very important to me as I'm not comming from english speaking country, but here it's easy to perceive the information. There are many great recording engineers out there, but not everyone has capability to teach others - but you can teach! (and I mean it, especially if I compare with my previous courses on America Audio Insitute Detroit Recording institute).
Other student audio examples: - very good in understanding what to do, and what to avoid! Sometimes if you have nothing to compare your work with, then you might think that "oh, yeah, great record!", but when you start to listen to others ...hmmm.... it become a challenge - it's like setting benchmark.
And yes, for me, as a small studio owner, has no huge budget or possibility to try out some top-end mics, the files with pre-amp and mic samples are awesome - now I have an idea how U87 sounds! : )
About improvements - actually I don't have anything to add to this, because from all this course I can feel that it's all made with professional attitude.
Overall - I've learned a lot, but most important to me is that by having many "aha" moments, I've developed completley different mindset when I start to think about recording, mixing and mastering - for me, it's the biggest achievement! ...and I want to learn more!
Ok, again, thanks for everything - I got the certificate - it's a very important milestone for me towards my GRAMMY! : )
P.S. I've already decided, to save some money and enroll to your professional courses within few month, so see you soon!
P.S.S. I've also attached my picture from my home studio.
All the best, Gatis Pastars
Anton Strecky, Slovakia
You did a great job!
Excellent material, audio and videos are really good and clear.
I appreciate the depth, very informative and useful. I increased my knowledge in the area I am so passionate about. I was able to implement a lot of new procedures in my own sound and musical projects.
My gratitude and best regards
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You should have a recent computer with multitrack digital audio workstation software, such as Pro Tools, Cubase, Logic etc. You should have at least one microphone equivalent to or better than the Shure SM57, an audio interface, and loudspeaker or headphone monitoring.
Yes you can. Audio Masterclass is extremely flexible and we can help you make rapid progress whatever your current level of ability. If you can make basic recordings, use plug-ins and mix, then you're OK. If you are already an assistant engineer in a pro studio, then you're OK too.
Yes you will, when you complete the course successfully. We will also help you craft your industry-standard showreel, which will be of even more help in getting you started in your professional career.
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No, you don't need any kind of musical skill. We will help you whether or not you are a musician. It would be great however if you could find musicians to work with and practise your skills on, whether or not you play yourself.
Of course you can! Every enrollment comes with a full-refund guarantee. We always honor this guarantee on the rare occasions it is requested. Our payment processors would refuse to work with us if we didn't.
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The parent of a Kimball High student said she is tired of the empty bomb threats that have plagued the school district since March 13, and she hoped to raise enough money to offer a reward to those providing information about the culprits.
"We need to stop and get these kids to tell on their friends," Lis said.
She and more than 300 other parents attended the meeting called by district officials to discuss safety, school policy and efforts to stop those responsible for four recent bomb threats at Kimball and Tracy high schools.
Series of problems
According to the Kimball Principal Cheryl Domenichelli, the trouble began March 8 at Kimball, 3200 Jaguar Run, when a student discovered suspicious graffiti on a bathroom wall and notified school officials.
By March 11, the following Monday, rumors had spread that there could be a shooting planned for the campus.
On March 13, the first bomb threat was discovered on the walls of two bathrooms at Tracy High, and the school at 315 E. 11th St. was evacuated to nearby Lincoln Park around 2:05 p.m.
On March 14, Kimball High was evacuated to the football stadium bleachers just before 1:30 p.m. in response to a phone call warning there could be a bomb at the school.
Teachers and students staying after school at Tracy High the same day were forced from campus when another bomb threat was found written in a bathroom.
Students at Kimball were again evacuated to the football bleachers at about 8:30 a.m. Monday, March 18, because of a threat found in a boys locker room.
During each of the incidents, district officials said they used bomb sniffing-dogs from Modesto-based Kontraband Intradiction and Detection Services Inc.
Nothing was found on either campus.
Parental concerns
On Wednesday night, dozens of parents took turns at the microphone to address a panel of Kimball and TUSD officials.
Among the primary concerns voiced were the needs for a better emergency notification and release procedure and alternative evacuation sites at the Kimball campus.
Josie Nickelberry, who said she has daughters in 10th and 12th grades at Kimball, said she opposed the use of the adjacent football stadium for evacuations. She said the openness of the stadium made the students targets, and it seemed too close to the bomb threat reported on campus.
"You set these kids up for injury," Nickelberry said.
Nickelberry's evacuation concerns were echoed by numerous parents, a few of whom suggested having rotating locations if emergency evacuations occur within days of each other.
Earlier in the week, district spokeswoman Jessica Cardoza said, "There are a number of places students can be evacuated to on and off campus."
She said officials were comfortable evacuating students to the same place twice in a row given the circumstances of the two threats at Kimball.
Another issue high on parents' priority list was the release procedure used after families were notified to pick up students.
Numerous parents said they had to wait hours to get their children from the Kimball football stadium.
Melissa Faagogo, who was at the meeting with her mother, Lynda Oskoui, said officials refused to release her 10th-grade sister when she went to pick her up. Faagogo said she was told her name was not on the family's emergency contact list, so she was forced to wait for the end of the school day.
Another woman said she had to go to four different release stations because she had children in four grades. She questioned why officials couldn't have one master list or allow students who are 18 years old and older to leave with their siblings.
Next steps
Kimball Assistant Principal Dan Mahoney apologized to parents for the long pickup lines during the school's evacuations.
He said the release process eventually moved six students a minute through the line during the Monday incident.
Mahoney also said school officials were updating the parent notification system to send emails, texts and phone calls instantaneously, making it faster and more comprehensive.
To deter future threats, Cardoza said Kimball officials will continue daily searches by bomb-sniffing dogs between 5 and 9 a.m., but wouldn't say how long that policy would be in place. Several boys and girls bathrooms and locker rooms will also be closed to prevent student access without staff supervision, she said.
Also new to the oversight process is the creation of a community safety committee that will meet at 5:30 p.m. the third Thursday of each month in the district office, 1875 W. Lowell Ave.
"They will discuss issues like this and policies and procedures," Cardoza said.
To ease the minds of the students, she said the district has added two school psychologists to the Kimball staff.
A few parents asked what district officials would do if those responsible were caught by police.
"I'd hate to hear they get a slap on the wrist," said Anthony Martinez, who has sons in the ninth and 12th grades at Kimball.
"They really need to prosecute these kids. Let the other kids realize and see what happened to them."
Cardoza said the district is working closely with police officials to find those responsible.
Police arrested two Tracy High students on March 14. Those arrests were isolated to the threats that lead to the Tracy campus evacuation on March 13.
"We're coordinating with police to determine who is the culprit or culprits," she said. "We still have three bomb threats that we are investigating — two at Kimball and one at Tracy High School on March 14."
Paul Hall, TUSD director of student services and curriculum, told the crowd making the threats was a crime punishable by imprisonment and expulsion from school.
"We take this seriously," Hall said. "And we will get restitution. State law says parents are liable up to $100,000."
In an effort to get students to speak openly about the incidents and who was responsible, Kimball officials created a reward, which was increased by $1,000 thanks to Lis' efforts to collect contributions at the Wednesday meeting.
Cardoza said the money Lis raised will be added to a reward started by Mahoney, the assistant principal. It will be funneled through the school's associate student body account, which is used for funds for events such as the school prom.
She said the final amount of the reward has yet to be determined.
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The study of music from the foundational premise that music is, first-and-foremost, a social activity, music both reflecting social processes and structures and contributing to their formation and change. In contrast to traditional musicology's analytical concern with the musical work, music sociology may draw upon a range of methods from sociology, anthropology, ethnography.
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101.5 Seconds of Sports Feb. 18, 2013
Monday, February 18, 2013
The Syracuse Men's Lacrosse team lost in double-overtime to Albany 16-15 yesterday on opening day at the Carrier Dome. JoJo Marasco scored 3 goals and dished out 5 assists for the Orange, who will host Army next Sunday at the dome.
The S.U. Women's Lacrosse team also was upset yesterday ... by Maryland 19-11.
The Orange Men's Basketball team hosts Providence Wednesday Night at 7pm ... coverage on Oldies 101.5 begins with Orange Pregame at 6:30.
The SUNY Cortland Men's Basketball team clinched the SUNYAC outright this weekend, and will host the conference " Final Four " this weekend at Corey Gym. Cortland, the top seed, will play at 8pm on Friday night vs. the winner of a first round game between (5) Brockport and (4) Oswego at Oswego tomorrow night. Plattsburgh is the second seed and will tangle with the winner of tomorrow night's first round matchup between (3) Geneseo and (6) New Paltz, to be played at Geneseo, in Friday night's opening game which starts at 6 pm. The Championship game is Saturday at 4pm.
Some area High School wrestlers are headed to the State Tournament this weekend in Albany. Ithaca High's Rickie Burke is entered at 132 in Division 1. In Division 2, Lansing's William Koll (126) and Conner Lapresi (138) are seeded. Wild Card entries include Cortland's Zack Alexander at 126, Whitney Point's Jordan Torbitt at 138 and Homer's Mark Dove at 170.
In the AHL yesterday, Syracuse beat Scranton/Wilkes Barre 3-0 and Binghamton edged Albany 3-2.
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