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MTV Music Generator: The Blog
Hey there, happy new year everyone!
This is a new blog I decided to start about independent music I like, reviews about them (especially those made in the Music 2000 software), new releases of albums made with said software and general updates about its associated website, mtv-music-generator.com. This blog is on Tumblr, so you can freely reblog the posts on your own blog so you can give the artists some publicity :) The ask and submit features will also be enabled so you can share us your music.
MTV Music Generator (or Music 2000 outside North America) is a music creation software for the PlayStation 1 and Windows released in 1999. A whole series of this software spawned from 1998 and 2004 on PS1/PS2/Xbox/Windows/GameBoy, including 2 sequels. In 2007, a support forum, TIMGUL, was created by an artist, DJ Omnimaga, on mtv-music-generator.com and gathered artists from all around the world, including the creator of the software. It closed down in 2012 as the forum became inactive and the admins could no longer support it, the users were then redirected to the appropriate section of Omnimaga. It can (sometimes) still be viewed here.
I started this project after I gained full ownership of the domain name sometime 2 weeks ago when we were cleaning up the old unused account that used to host TIMGUL and Omnimaga, the archives being hosted on my own server. After the domain transfer process added another year to the expiration date, I figured out, now it's on my account and it nw expires in 2015, I should put it to good use… I hope it will indeed be put to good use with this blog.
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Mount Osceola 4340' and East Osceola 4156'
(Mount Osceola Trail from Tripoli Road)
8.4 Miles 2950' Elevation gain
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After our night alone at Waterville Valley Campground we awoke tuesday morning to heavy fog. After making tea we took a short walk down to the Mad River. We noticed the river was full of silt as it flowed past and were pretty certain it was from the construction and subsequent draining of the pond upstream in Waterville Valley. We hope it has no permanent effect on this beautiful river. I wouldn't have wanted to be a fish in there in all that silt. As the morning progressed and we were hoping for the fog to burn off we broke camp and went over to Waterville for some breakfast. The fog seemed to be getting lower and thicker and the plans for backpacking to Osceola were becoming less attractive. We drove over to Lincoln and stopped in at The Mountain Wanderer to pick up a new WMG, the new book by the Monkmans entitled "White Mountain Wilderness" and some new parking passes. The weather wasn't getting any better. We stopped at the visitor center and saw on the Mount Washington Observatory's website that things were clear in Crawford Notch and on the summit of Mount Washington. We drove back to the trailhead on Tripoli Road with the intent of making it a day trip, but at the last minute and much to Jude's consternation I said, "I'm going for it." and threw on the pack. Up we went through the fog. Along the way we met other hikers descending who promised us a clear view at the summit. Of course the sun peeked in and out of the clouds and gave us hope of looking down on an undercast but as we made the summit and threw down the packs we were once again in the thick fog. The wind was blowing at a good clip and the dampness made things a little uncomfortable. After setting up camp Jude said she would prefer to go over to East Osceola now rather than wait for morning and since I wanted to warm up there was no argument from me. Since there are no real views from East Osceola and only filtered views along the trail it didn't much matter that we were in the fog and the walk along the ridge between summits was nice and kept us warm as long as we kept moving. When we got back we had a supper of Raviolio's and I made some coffee. It might be heavy to pack a can or two of Chef-Boy-ardee up a mountain, but it sure tastes good and hits the spot when you're sitting there in the cold and damp. The timing was perfect because it was soon dark, so after cleaning up and hanging the food in a tree we crawled into the tent where it was much easier to keep warm. The wind blew a gale and pulled the tent-stakes up a few times which made the rain-fly snap in the wind and the whole tent feel like it would pick up off the ground on some of the gusts. I got up to replace the stakes and let the dog out to pee and the full moon was now playing hide and seek with the clouds, casting the summit in a wonderful glow. After midnight the wind let up and the sky had cleared and I took a walk around the summit under the full moon. It was cold, coldest I've been yet this season. With the wind now died down we were all able to get some sleep and awoke just before dawn. Clamoring out of the tent we dragged the sleeping bags over to the ledge and set up to watch the sunrise.
Sunrise over Mount Chocorua
The sky was beautiful as it began to glow and light up the clouds. After what seemed an eternity the sun finally broke above the horizon and the summit was bathed in its warming glow. Despite the hard work of getting there, the cold windy conditions and the less than comfortable sleeping arrangements the moments spent watching the sunrise over the mountains make you realize why you are there.
View of the Pemigewassett Wilderness from Mount Osceola
I call them cleansing moments and I can get rid of a lot of baggage in these moments. It makes it all worthwhile.
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The BMC Racing Team heads to the Tour of Pologne with a versatile roster that includes past winner Alessandro Ballan, as well as another former world road champion, Thor Hushovd.
Training Camp Experience
BMC Racing Team Assistant Director Max Sciandri said a training camp last week, which included nearly all the riders for the seven-day race that begins Tuesday, laid a good foundation. "It was not only a time to train together but also build team spirit and see each other in a more relaxed environment," Sciandri said. "We did a lot of good work together, quite a bit of motor pacing and climbing." Ballan, the Tour de Pologne winner in 2009, also finished third in 2006 but had to withdraw last year after a crash. "Alessandro knows this race well," Sciandri said, "so we have our eye on winning stages and contending for the overall."
Hushovd Eyes Return To Form
Hushovd makes his return to racing for the first time since withdrawing from the Giro d'Italia after Stage 5 on May 10. "To be realistic, I just want to race well," he said. "I'm sure I won't be good the first few days but I hope to get better day-by-day. By the end of the week, I look to have better condition than when I came in to get me ready for the Olympics." Hushovd said it has been difficult to watch the Tour de France, "It's hard to see all the riders fighting there and see my teammates riding there. I'd like to be there riding as part of the team but I'm certainly looking forward to racing Poland."
Click here to download the official BMC Racing Team Race Card (PDF with roster, statistics, bios, etc.).
BMC Racing Team Tour de Pologne Roster (July 10-16):
Alessandro Ballan (ITA), Mathias Frank (SUI), Thor Hushovd (NOR), Martin Kohler (SUI), Marco Pinotti (ITA), Mauro Santambrogio (ITA), Greg Van Avermaet (BEL), Danilo Wyss (SUI).
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Incumbents returned to Elmbrook School Board
Elmbrook voters returned Jean Lambert and Meg Wartman to serve on the School Board for another term Tuesday.
Lambert beat opponent Paul Byrne, 6,060 votes to 5,141, returning her to the Area IV School Board seat.
Wartman squared off against Lynne Thomas, receiving 7,348 votes to Thomas' 3,979 in the race for the at-large seat.
All results remain unofficial until certified by the board of canvassers Wednesday.
Gov. Walker names Foley & Lardner partner as new judge in Waukesha
A Brookfield lawyer has been named to fill a spot on the Waukesha County Circuit Court bench. Gov. Scott Walker announced the appointment last week.
Michael Aprahamian, a longtime member of Foley & Lardner, will take over Branch 9 duties from Donald Hassin, Jr., who announced his retirement in July.
At Foley, Aprahamian was a litigator in complex civil cases, and the partner in charge of ethics training at the firm. He graduated from University of Wisconsin-Madison and Yale Law School and clerked for Judge Richard Cudahy at the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals prior to joining Foley.
He and he and his wife both attended Brookfield high schools.
On Monday, Aprahamian was winding up affairs at Foley. He said he is meeting with Waukesha court administrators next week and hopes to be sworn in and on the job by Nov. 15, in time to attend a state judicial conference in Appleton later that month.» Read Full Article
Across Wisconsin, uneven property assessments fly in the face of fairness
A Milwaukee Journal Sentinel investigation found inappropriate reductions in property assessments creating an unfair system. In dozens of communities across Wisconsin, 20% or more of taxes are being paid by the wrong people.
Preps football photos of the week: Week 9
The regular season of the 2014 high school football season came to a close for area teams Oct. 17.
Now Newspapers and Lake Country Publications compiled the best photos shared on social media featuring teams from our coverage area, predominantly in Milwaukee and Waukesha counties.
Here's the best sights and sounds from Week 9.
Dunn fourth, weather big winner at state golf
The rain was coming down in sheets. The temperature was plummeting. The winds were something out of the movie "Twister."
At one point Tuesday afternoon, Brookfield Central standout senior golfer Grace Dunn turned to Lancers coach Brian Scrobel and simply chuckled.
"It was almost so bad you just kind of had to laugh," Dunn said. "It was so bad that it was kind of fun."
Dunn was in the minority, but the Lancers star certainly had fun during the second round of the WIAA Division 1 girls state golf tournament. Dunn battled through the miserable conditions and posted a 4-over par 76, which tied for the lowest score of the day.
Dunn's big finish allowed her to jump five places and finish fourth individually at 153, six shots behind champion Loren Skibba of Middleton. Dunn also helped Central climb to a seventh place finish after it was in ninth place following Monday's opening round.» Read Full Article
Brookfield Chick-fil-A grand opening sets sales record
The grand opening of the Chick-fil-A restaurant in Brookfield last month turned out to be the grandest of them all, the company said Tuesday.
A company spokesman said total sales for the first three days of business at the Chick-fil-A, which opened Sept. 18 at 12625 W. Capitol Drive, topped the grand opening sales record set about three years ago at the chicken chain's restaurant in Aurora, Ill. It also set a single-day sales record during that period.
The Brookfield site was the Atlanta-based company's first stand-alone restaurant in Wisconsin, although it has a mall food court location in Racine.
Stephen Goins, a Chick-fil-A consultant who helps new owners launch their restaurants, said the privately owned company doesn't release daily sales figures, but that the Brookfield location set a sales record for a Thursday-through-Saturday grand opening period. New Chick-fil-A stores always open on Thursdays. They are closed on Sundays.
"We had our biggest day ever on the Saturday, and the three-day total beat the previous record as well," Goins said.» Read Full Article
Brookfield panel endorses $2.6 million in TIF funding for development near Capitol Airport
The City of Brookfield Plan Commission unanimously endorsed providing $2.6 million in grants for a 26-acre industrial development north of Gumina Road, between Barker and Springdale roads.
The funds will be awarded in the form of a tax incremental financing district, the fourth in the city's history.
The city expects costs, including financing, to reach an amount not to exceed $3.8 million. Those costs would be recouped over a 14-year term.
Developers Chris Leffler of Spectrum Development LLC and Todd Rizzo of Rizzo Development Group LLC say that the financial assistance is necessary.
"There are some pretty significant shortcomings on this site," Rizzo said.» Read Full Article
Falls defense rises to the occasion
Menomonee Falls' rugged defense shut down a short-handed Brookfield East offense and walked off with a 14-6 victory Friday night at East, taking over second place in the Greater Metro Conference.
Preps football photos of the week: Week 8
Big conference games and homecoming festivities were a big part of high school football as the season continued in Week 8 on Oct. 9 and 10.
Now Newspapers and Lake Country Publications compiled the best photos shared on social media featuring teams from our coverage area, predominantly in Milwaukee and Waukesha counties.
Here's the best sights and sounds from Week 8.
Wisconsin Philharmonic to perform at Wilson Center
The Wisconsin Philharmonic will continue its season with Swedish Delight at the Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts this Sunday.
The performance will begin at 3 p.m. and will feature Maria Bachmann with a guest performance of Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto.
"It features some works from Swedish composers, such as (Jean) Sebelius," Wisconsin Philharmonic Executive Director Mike Flanigan said. "It should be a great concert. If anybody's not watching the Packers' game, they should come."
The Wisconsin Philharmonic, previously known as the Waukesha Symphony, is a 60-piece orchestra founded in 1947.
The philharmonic will perform again at the Wilson Center on Nov. 9 with Nordic Grandeur.
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Brookfield public hearing draws out new objections to North Avenue office building
For nearly a year, a property on the southeast corner of San Fernando Drive and North Avenue has sparked debate among City of Brookfield officials and residents of both Brookfield and the Elm Grove.
In recent months, the city's Plan Commission expressed little but support for a project that would see a two-story office building built on the empty lot. But residents had objected to two different placement options, saying the building would loom over their property.
A compromise was reached this week — increased setbacks that met neighbors' concerns.
Some city officials had worried about the proposed placement of the building against the eastern side of the lot, and Elm Grove neighbors to the east expressed concerns about privacy, with two-story windows looking down onto their property and pool.
Owner Marian Mleczko, and Wahlgren Schwenn Architects, Engineers and General Contractors, proposed a new spot for the building in the northwest corner of the lot to accommodate the concerns of the neighbors to the east.» Read Full Article
First-place Marquette blanks Lancers, 23-0
Brookfield Central not only lost out on a chance to share first-place with Marquette on Friday at Hart Park, but the Lancers also lost a chance to clinch a postseason berth, for now.
The Hilltoppers (5-2 overall) improved to 5-0 in the Greater Metro Conference with a 23-0 victory over Central (4-3 overall, 3-2 in GMC). The Lancers now have to win one of their final two games - at Sussex Hamilton (2-5, 2-3) next Friday or at home Oct. 16 against West Allis Hale (3-4, 1-5).
"We knew this was going to be tough," coach Jed Kennedy said. "We only returned four starters. We don't have a lot of kids who had Friday night experience. Some of these mistakes should have been taken care of by week seven. That's disappointing.
"If someone said we would going into week seven 4-3, I would have thought they were reaching for the stars a little bit. Reality is, we're a good enough team to be better than 4-3. Our margin for error is not huge. We're not going to come out and score 60 points a game. When we're inside the 30, inside the 16, you've got to come away with points. We walked away with zero."
Central took the first drive of the game 9 plays to the MUHS 33-yard when Dominic LaBellarte fumbled. The Lancers defense then stopped Marquette's powerful offense and forced a punt, one that traveled to the 2-yard line.» Read Full Article
Preps football photos of the week: Week 7
Big conference games and homecoming festivities were a big part of high school football as the season continued in Week 7 on Oct. 2 and 3.
Now Newspapers and Lake Country Publications compiled the best photos shared on social media featuring teams from our coverage area, predominantly in Milwaukee and Waukesha counties.
Here's the best sights and sounds from Week 7.
Irgens to host informational meeting on Ruby Farm
An informational meeting will be held at Swanson Elementary School next week Wednesday where Irgens will present plans to Brookfield residents regarding the future of the Ruby Farm property.
Irgens is in the early stages of a development called The Corridor, which will transform one of the last green spaces in the City of Brookfield into an 871,000 square-foot, mixed-use development.
The meeting will begin at 6 p.m. Swanson school has previously been used as a site for informational meetings in the area, including during the widening of Calhoun Road. Concerned Calhoun Community President Mary Waring said that she is pleased with how Irgens has kept residents in the loop.
"They've been extremely forthocming. I can't compliment them enough with how much they're including the neighborhoods," Waring said. "We always have our meetings at Swanson because they're comfortable and easy so it's nice that they're doing that."
Waring noted that she and her neighbors are also very pleased with Irgens' audible over the summer to make plans to preserve the Ruby Farm barn after previously stating the intent to remove it.» Read Full Article
Falls woman gets 15 months for embezzling to cover gambling debts
The former office manager of a Milwaukee-area talent agency who stole more than $1 million from her former employer to cover gambling losses was sentenced Thursday to 15 months in federal prison.
Yvonne Dikiara, 56, of Menomonee Falls also was ordered to pay a little more than $1 million in restitution. U.S. District Judge Lynn Adelman imposed the sentence.
Dikiara was the office manager of Talent Associates in Brookfield and later in Menomonee Falls, which places musicians and other artists in shows throughout the Midwest. The business is made up of several operations involved in entertainment and recreation in southern Wisconsin.
From 1986 to 2012, Dikiara handled the firm's books and records, paid bills and had authorization to sign the president's name to certain documents, according to court documents.
In 1998, she began losing money playing slot machines at Potawatomi Bingo Casino. Between 2001 and 2012, she lost nearly $1.7 million gambling there, documents said.» Read Full Article


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Hay: Contemporary Danish Furniture & Housewares
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- Headquarters: Copenhagen, Denmark
- Sister stores: Norwegian online shop: http://hayshop.no/
Danish housewares brand Hay was one of my favorite booths at Maison & Objet. Everything — from the new textile collection (rugs and bedding) from Scholten & Baijings, their colorful new tablecloth by Margrethe Odgaard to their vast collection of tables, upholstery and shelving — made me happy.
• Fold/Unfold Tablecloth — the colorful dip dye effect is actually a sophisticated digital print
• Colour Block bedding from Scholten & Baijings
• Cano shelving
• All the fun carpets from Scholten & Baijings
Hay has started to show up at U.S. retailers — their popular Pinocchio rug is available at Antrhopologie, their Plus 9 throws are currently at DWR and a few pieces of the furniture collection are available at The Future Perfect: Mag Sofa & Loop Table Stand.
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• Pinocchio Felted Wool Rug from Hay
• Hee Welling's Hee Collection
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If you like Hay's products you might also like the beautiful items from By Nord. Their products are very popular here in Scandinavia and really nails that nordic look. See more on their webpage: http://bynord.com/shop/frontpage.html I personally love their white bedding with bw pictures of animals.
So that rug is a bunch of felt balls attached to each other? Me thinks I found a weekend project.


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All of our handmade packs and bags are built to last in Duluth, Minnesota, USA. Our factory, where we have been building our products since 1911, is home to an extremely talented group of sewers, riveters, and leather craftspeople. Each piece of Duluth Pack gear is painstakingly built by hand with the attention and detail that only a true artisan can provide. We stand behind our work and are proud to offer a lifetime warranty covering all craftsmanship and hardware we use in the construction of our products. Craftsmanship includes our sewing and riveting. Hardware includes all zippers, buckles, D-rings, snaps, and any other parts utilized in the manufacturing of our bags. If at anytime during the life of your Duluth Pack product you have problems in these areas, return the product and it will be repaired free of charge. If the product cannot be repaired due to a defect in craftsmanship or faulty hardware, we will be happy to replace the item at Duluth Pack's discretion. While your Duluth Pack item is designed to provide you with many years of use, Duluth Pack is not responsible for common wear and tear or misuse of your product and is therefore not covered by our warranty. Of course, damages not covered under warranty can usually be repaired at a minimal cost. We sincerely value your patronage and will always do our absolute best to go the extra mile to ensure that you are happy with every Duluth Pack purchase.
Customer Reviews
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- Great Bag in Need of Improvement
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I have had my haversack about three years now. It's a gorgeous piece (I have the plain brown leather) piece of craftspersonship, but
as the reviewer Gerry argues, the accessory pockets are so confined to be
particularly worthless. I sent a suggestion for this modification to Duluth Pack and never got a reply. Still despite this need for improvement, I cherish my 'sack, would purchase it again, and can heartily recommend it to others. I use it as a camera bag and have to shield it from wife's clutches to use it as an elegant handbag! On beauty and fabrication alone
it's five stars.
Posted on 5/12/2013 by Buffalo Guy
- Suggested improvements
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I purchased this bag in early July and have now used it several times. The accessory pockets are sewn too tight making it difficult to insert and retrieve pens and other items stored in the larger pocket. I prefer a magnetic clasp to the outdated buckel or velcro used on other bags. The should be a hand grip on the flap for easier handling.
Posted on 12/31/2012 by Gerry
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A stunning take on a statement bootie, this evening sandal exudes sophistication and confidence. Inspired by dresses seen on the runway, this gardenia leather lace will enhance any outfit this season.
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Friday Deadline for All-Devaney Team Voting
Lindsey Moore (00) and Jordan Hooper (35) are on All-Devaney ballot.
Huskers Aim for Sixth Big Ten Road Win
While Looking Ahead, NU Honoring Its Past
Vote for Men's All-Devaney Team
Vote for Women's All-Devaney Team
Hooper: Burkhead of Women's Basketball
By Randy York
Friday is the deadline for Nebraska men's and women's basketball fans to vote for their favorite players who competed in the Big Eight, Big 12 and Big Ten Conferences over the past 37 years (1976-2013). For some, voting is a grueling process, and Kevin Horn of KCOW Radio in Alliance, Neb., admitted that his vote probably is different from most anyone else's. A Valparaiso, Neb., native, Horn saw his first live men's game at the Devaney Center in 11 years and could not have been more impressed with the Huskers' game atmosphere, team management and overall hustle. "I can see why everyone's so excited about Tim Miles and opening a new era in a new arena next fall," Horn said as he watched an appreciative crowd give Tyronn Lue its ultimate respect at halftime. Nebraska's latest inductee into the Nebraska Basketball Hall of Fame would be Horn's pick for honorary captain on an All-Time All-Devaney team that also would include Rich King, Dave Hoppen, Eric Piatkowski and Jack Moore.
Horn votes with both his head and his heart. He knows that Jordan Hooper, the latest Alliance hometown Husker hero, probably has split votes in two different ways over the past two weeks. He believes most voters would choose either Hooper or fellow Alliance native Amy Stephens on their respective ballots, not both of them. The same, he said, might hold true among voters selecting just one Husker from Nebraska's current team, even though Lindsey Moore and Hooper both have exceptional credentials. Matt Coatney, "The Voice" of Nebraska Women's Basketball, voted for Karen Jennings, Maurtice Ivy, Kelsey Griffin, Lindsey Moore and Stephens. Horn's ballot has four of the same five that Coatney had. The only difference? Horn voted for Hooper instead of Griffin.
One thing is certain. Even though Hooper will be the only "legend" among those all-time Husker all-stars to play a year in the Downtown Pinnacle Bank Arena next fall, she is drawing international attention, at least from those who have graduated from the same high school she did. Richard "Dick" Householder Jr., a Professor Emeritus in the School of Music at the University of Windsor in Windsor, Ontario, Canada, will be in the stands tonight when the Huskers seek a sixth 2012-13 Big Ten Conference road win against Michigan in Ann Arbor.
"Having been born and raised in Alliance (AHS '58), I always enjoy references to my hometown," Householder wrote in an email in response to a recent N-Sider headline calling Hooper the Rex Burkhead of Women's Basketball. "Although I have lived in Windsor for the last 40 years, I still feel like Alliance is my home. I'm very proud that our community has sent forth some excellent athletes and am always glad to hear how they are doing. I am suddenly a great fan of the NU women's basketball team, and looking forward to finally getting to see Jordan Hooper and the rest of the team in action at Michigan." Since Windsor is just across the river from Detroit, Householder says his four-decade home is the answer to a Trivial Pursuit question: Where do you cross from the U.S. into Canada by going south? The Answer: Ann Arbor is 40 miles from the border on I-94.
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