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You can end stubborn patterns, precisely and profoundly, from the core of the truth of you. So you can free yourSelf, and be yourSelf, with purpose and peace. It's your birthright.
Dear Divine Being -especially those who may be named as Starseeds, Indigos, Lightholders, World Servers,
You have everything that you need inside you, but I know that it doesn't always feel that way. You can put all your energy into your healing and still, despite doing all the right things, you find yourself feeling unsettled or confused, like you are missing something. You are not. There is only limiting energy that is standing in your way, and it is not you who put it there.
You may feel as though your ego is standing in your way relentlessly. Your ego does play a part and my healing support offers you the opportunity to clear your ego wounds in a profound way, at the root level. But you are also so much more than that; you have connections to the vastness of the galaxies and constellations, and have a depth to you down to your morphogenetic template from which all your life force manifests. And these, unfortunately, have been suppressed and distorted for a very long time, for all of humanity. Your body is the vehicle to create the change that is required for you and for all concerned on this planet, now. You are a conduit of collective healing.
You know this in your heart. You simply wish that you could hold the vibration of love and peace for all, but even for yourself first, consistently. It can be frustrating and disappointing that this doesn't happen with tremendous ease and grace, the way that it could, and did at one time, when our world lived peacefully, when you were much more aligned with your sacred heart and your higher sensory perception, when your Spirit was clear and your trusted guide.
Right now, it may feel as though that consistency is elusive, and you sometimes struggle to find joy within your heart. You may even feel the pain that is on this planet, and you may find it difficult to have stamina and endurance to hold yourself up as the Light that you are.
Or you may feel one or more of these challenges are true for you:
- you're efforting to be more, and getting in your own way; it's draining
- you feel unclear and conflicted, or sometimes lost
- you're afraid to step into your higher purpose
- you hide or minimize your unique gifts
- you don't always see the truth that you are a Divine Spirit
- you feel sad, angry, like you don't fit in, or that you're not good enough
- a physical pain or dis-ease persists & alternative therapies have been only partially successful
- you've experienced a sudden change in your life, and you're having difficulty surrendering
- you look outside of yourself for answers and abandon your intuitive self
If your concerns feel a little bit different than what I've described, I invite you to let me know.
Trust that you are supported. While there are beings that would rather you do not serve your purpose and transform this world into a higher frequency of neutrality and love, there are many more Light Beings who are assisting this Earth with her great ascension and yours. Today, we have the tools available to release painful ego wounds as well as clear, repair and upgrade your body and your multi-dimensional spiritual-energetic foundation to restore you to your wholeness, with such completeness. To bring you into fuller awareness of the truth of who you are – a 12-dimensional being with immense facility for self-healing, and the healing of others, for we are all One.
You can transform into a higher vibrational authentic expression of yourSelf:
- make decisions and take your next steps with confidence and trust
- regain your freedom and joy
- relax into your authentic Self and trust you will be accepted
- feel unconditional love for yourSelf, including your shadow
- hold neutrality in the midst of chaos or uncertainty
- appreciate all the beauty and the goodness in the world
- enjoy kind and patient exchanges with loved ones, even in your disagreements
- witness and release your limiting energies with more grace and ease
- flow with your Higher Self
- feel vibrant in your energy, clear of aches and pains
- step into your power and achieve self-mastery with tools to help you support yourSelf
- listen to your own inner guidance more deeply, and faithfully follow through
The healing begins with you. And so I urge you to actively participate in your Divine birthright to see, feel and know yourSelf as who you are – infinite consciousness, here expressing in a human form, to birth your magnificence.
But you do have to choose, and you can choose many paths to arrive at this consciousness. However, you are here reading this page, and I trust that you are here for a reason. The question for you is, "Do you resonate with this offer before you?"
So please take a moment to feel within your own body and being.
Take a deep breath and relax.
And ask yourself, "Do I feel comfortable with what I've read?"
"Do I feel spaciousness in this invitation?"
"Do I feel drawn to call her?" If so, this is the first step and all that is required.
I'm happy to speak with you and deepen the trust of that resonance. If it feels right, you will know, and so will I. This is important, so there is no obligation to book an appointment if you are not certain or if you do not feel our connection. But please call to find out.
I can tell you that being on a conscious journey myself, with a very specific mission to help bring this planet into a higher frequency, one individual at a time, that I dearly support your heart and soul to be the very best that you can be, for your own inner peace, and that of the planet. I have years of experience clearing my own energy of the same struggles as you, and supporting others to do the same – to empower themselves to hear and trust their own inner core Spirit. And now, due to the grace of the benevolent interdimensional Guardian Alliance, I am grateful to offer an intelligent healing system, available for the first time on Earth. It takes into consideration the full, truthful picture of our origins, and the distortions placed upon the Divine template of humanity, which create the very stubborn patterns from which you wish to release yourself. And this healing field takes into account the current ascension state of the planet, at the very timing that it is received, each and every time it is used, in the same way that it takes into account your present Self at the time of healing, and what you precisely need to bring your intention to full realization and awakening. I know that you will experience meaningful change like many others have.
Please take a moment again to take a deep breath now.
Ask within, "What is my next step?"
– and trust the first thing that arises to your awareness. If fear arises, please attempt to feel beyond the fear.
It's understandable that ego's fear may try to intercede and stop you. Perhaps you already know that this healing is what you must do for yourself, but you are aware of your resistance. This too can be easily cleared out of the way, as can any other countless possible interferences, at any and all levels of your being.
My approach is a customized, highly-effective integration of 4 healing techniques:
- Energy Psychotherapy/transformational counseling,
- Core Pattern Release,
- Holographic Multi-dimensional Ascension Clearing (AoA Hieros Gamos Healing Intelligence Field), and
- Vibrational Healing through My Voice
When they are combined with love, they create a synergistic and profound shift in consciousness.
I'm noted for my clear and precise intuitive guidance and getting right to the core of things, so that we address the root cause and not the symptoms. And I'm naturally gifted with 'connecting the dots', so that in raising your conscious understanding of your patterns, you have more insight to continue to heal yourself. My sessions are efficient and very thorough.
Now is the time for your healing.
I'm here to support, I'm here to empower, and I'm here as love.
Are you ready?
Even if you are unclear about your concerns, you can just share what you're experiencing in your life that is no longer serving you, and that you're ready to change. I'll let you know how we would move forward together, and you will know whether you have found the right support for you.
Choose Now
Will you awaken to the truth of you,
or let your limiting patterns continue to define you?
Your active participation in your healing makes a difference
to you and our collective ascension.
Support is available in person or by phone:
they are equal in effectiveness.
Please honour yourself.
Call 613 253-2888 now to inquire.
I invite you to subscribe to my FREE newsletter at the top right of this page, and feel free to browse my website for FREE healing chants and tools, articles, case studies, detailed descriptions of my healing services, and answers to common questions.
May you experience deep inner peace in your heart, may you feel a clear stillness in your soul, and may you consciously expand to the vastness that you are, to en-Light-en the world with your radiance. I would be honoured to help you BE that with freedom and sovereignty.


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Leveled Sheet and Plate Improves Manufacturability
Processing leveled sheetmetal can provide enormous added value, as evidenced by the experience of heavy-duty trailer manufacturer Goldhofer, Memmingen, Germany. The need for leveled sheetmetal becomes obvious, say Goldhofer officials, when it comes to stamping presses, laser-cutting machines and press brakes, proven out when the firm recently installed an Arku FlatMaster 120 roller leveler.
Says Goldhofer production manager Alois Rothermel: "We now offer enormous added value when working with the leveled sheetmetal. Since purchasing the FlatMaster, we have experienced the importance of processing leveled materials through the production process. We absolutely underestimated this effect when considering the investment beforehand. We have received exceptionally positive feedback from every production department regarding the new leveler. The improvements were consistently noticeable from prefabrication through to edging, assembly and welding."
Adds Klaus Desiderato, the firm's head of preproduction: "Using our older vertical press to level material created a bottleneck in the production process. We were only leveling 65,000 parts from our total annual volume of 300,000 parts. Now, the FlatMaster's efficiency allows us to level 90,000 parts per year.
"Many parts which previously were leveled using our older leveling press," Desiderato continues, "now are leveled with the FlatMaster during preproduction. Because we level a significantly higher number of parts than originally planned, the bottleneck at the vertical leveling press has diminished noticeably and the FlatMaster now runs three shifts."
The Figures Speak for Themselves
Goldhofer's old leveler required 5400 hr., or 3.2 shifts, to level 65,000 blanks. Now, the FlatMaster 120 can complete the same amount of work in only 2160 hours, or 1.3 shifts. As a result, the Arku machine frees up one employee for other duties. The machine also delivers further savings for assembly and welding procedures. Even when conservatively calculated, the leveler still delivers further savings of approximately 600 hr./yr. As a result, Goldhofer would realize a return on investment of 5.7 years when run for a single shift. "The machine will definitely pay off more quickly than calculated," says Desiderato.
Although the old leveler, nearly 60 years old, no longer could handle many of the current tasks required, Rothermel still sees its well-earned retirement with both a smile and a heavy heart.
"Many years ago I purchased the machine second-hand together with our company founder, Alois Goldhofer. The machine served us well for decades."
To upgrade its leveling capabilities, the firm first investigated three- and four-roll bending machines, typically used to shape plate into rings for furnaces or similar applications. With certain restrictions the machines also can be used for sheetmetal leveling, and given their significantly lower purchase price compared to a roller leveler, Goldhofer's management considered the option.
Says Rothermel: "We thoroughly analyzed the actual costs and discovered a clear winner. Although more expensive to purchase, the roller leveler is significantly more efficient to operate. This is primarily due to the far greater overhead and space required when operating roll-bending machines."
"In addition," adds Desiderato, "when using a roll-bending machine, the chamfer at the start and the end of the sheet has to be removed using an additional vertical leveling press. And, the leveling process requires considerably more time. We would have needed at least three roll-bending machines to accomplish the same amount of work."
Higher Strength and Thickness Capabilities
The firm's old leveler could process only S355 high-strength low-alloy steel (50,000-PSI yield strength) to 15 mm thick. The Arku leveler processes materials ranging from 3 to 30 mm thick, and can handle the high-strength S960 steel (140,000 PSI yield strength) increasingly processed by Goldhofer. Says Desiderato: "The FlatMaster more than lives up to its name, even when working with these extremely high-strength steels. It makes them very flat."
In addition, the ability to level smaller parts proved to be an unexpected benefit. "Previously, the smallest part we could level measured 400 by 400 mm," adds Desiderato. "Now we can level parts half that size."
The firm's newfound ability to level more of its parts pays off at its welding and assembly cells. "Before, workers in those areas would have to press the parts onto the worktable using brute force," Desiderato says. "And often, the heat generated during manual or robotic welding would release these forces and cause the entire structure to deform. That added a significant amount of rework (flame-straightening) time. "
Servo Hydraulics, and Reversing Mode
"The Flat Master's servo-hydraulics is a great feature," Desiderato continues, "as is its ability to control the leveling gap. With our old system, leveling parts without cutouts required a completely different setup than did leveling parts with cutouts. Now we use the same setup for both types of parts."
The system's reversing mode also has proven its worth. Goldhofer workers need only set the part length. The workpiece then runs through the machine until it reaches the stop, then the upper leveling unit lifts up and the leveled part quickly returns to the operator. This delivers enormous time savings, says Desiderato.
"The operators used to have to walk around the old machine and check the part on the rear side," he notes. "They had to lift the heavy work using a crane. If the results were inadequate, the operator then would run the part through the machine in the reverse direction and check it again on the other side. This process was repeated until the desired results had been achieved. Now, every part comes back out to the front side after leveling and the operator no longer needs to move from one place to the other."
This new-found efficiency has had a direct effect on staffing requirements. Whereas 60 percent of the parts leveled at Goldhofer on its old leveler required two operators, more than 95 percent of its parts can be leveled using one operator.
Last but not least, despite the Arku special roller-leveler quick-change system, Goldhofer does not need to change the rollers for different part thicknesses. Says Andreas Hellriegel, who leads the Arku parts leveling division:"Because we work with relatively small roll diameters, we can use the machine for the range of material thicknesses that Goldhofer processes—3 to 30 mm. And if Goldhofer wants to level even thinner work, it would be more economical to purchase an additional, smaller roller leveler than to add a changeover cassette to its large machine." MF
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Checking in from Spain
What's up everyone? I'm in the middle of enjoying a couple weeks here in Spain, but thought I would check in and see what's up. Spain is awesome and a couple weeks off is exactly what I needed! Last week was certainly one of the craziest of my life; very emotional and exciting at the same time. Well, I figured I would give you an inside look at what my life looked like had you been standing next to me throughout the process. I uploaded a new photo album to my site that gives you an idea of how it all went down.
Until next time … goodbye from Spain.
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Glad to hear you're enjoying my country. Rest assured you have fans here too. I've been following the White Sox, now I will have to follow the Marlins too.
hi ozzie
just wanted to say thank you for 2005 and all the other years too. it has been great having you here in chicago and we'll miss you at the cell. good luck with everything you do. i will root for the marlins (unless they play the white sox).
a fan,
Looks like you are gonna be just fine Ozzie. We'll miss you though.
You deserve it Ozzie, again Thanks for your time with the Sox the most enjoyable time when you were their since I was a Sox fan of over 40 years.
Ozzie, What can I say? Glad you and the Mrs. are enjoying yourselves, life is too short to hold grudges, but I feel you were done wrong. I'll miss you LOCO, and I wish you nothing but the best! Thank You for one of the Greatest Moments of life, that 2005 season is one I'll never forget.
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My friend posted an MV but it was then removed. We don't know why, so i asked you
MV as i meant is music video. Still no?
Is it ok to post an MV to Music forum?
besides slacking...how do you get by? do you work? live independently? drive? have any help?
Hi Chris! How have you been? Where do you live? This is my first conversation with this thing. How does it work? I'm at my parents house but I'll be back in Montreal tomorrow night. I'll msg you when I when I'm back.
That's great Christopher. I work for CPA and am the chair to our wheels in motion event this year... small world
Bonjour Christopher, comon ca va? where do u volunteer in montreal... I'd love to visit there someday... maybe take a detour if I'm in Ottawa for rugby next time.
why I was given the ban as a spammer? What have I done?
I publish their posts!
What have I done wrong?
Friends at last!
Hi Christopher, Im sorry I lost you yesterday. We lost our computers and cell phones for a while here in Butte.enjoyed the visit. Hope we can meet up again.
oh hai
Hi Christopher it was real nice meeting you today.
I'm sure you say that to all the girls.
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Welcome to Decadent Daylilies daylily garden an online mail order nursery, we supply and post quality daylilies and Irises at competitive prices to the following states of Australia - Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia, New South Wales, Northern Territory, Victoria and Tasmania.
Our daylily garden is not open to the public.
My Garden is located in New South Wales Australia, I grow over 1,000 different daylily varieties for sale, including many dazzling new releases, there is a variety to suit every garden.
As you browse through Decadent Daylilies Daylily Garden website you will see, we supply some of the best modern hybrids and heirloom daylilies available in Australia for the home gardener. We have many registered Australian daylilies, bearded Iris and Louisiana Irises as well. You can either browse our photos or buy our beautiful and hardy Irises and daylilies as they become available for sale from our online shop.
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Daylilies are an easy to grow rewarding perennial plant that does grow well in all states of Australia.
Daylilies flower from late spring to early summer and spasmodic flowering in winter. Daylily hybrids have evolved from a small group of species in the genus Hemerocallis.
Until recently, the daylily flower was only available in yellow, orange and fulvous red. Today, however, the colour range varies from white, bright pink, orange, yellow, vivid red, maroon, lavender, purple to nearly true blue and other exotic blends, thanks to the availability of hybridizing techniques.
A single daylily flower stays open for one day but daylilies can have up to 50 flowers on one flowering scape, if you select daylilies with different bloom times, this will give you a continuous long flowering display of 6 to 8 weeks during our peak bloom period. Bloom season is from November to January in Australia.
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|Domination cards suggestion
The way Dom cards are purchased right now is wrong and unfair. Having to spend scoops on a random card, that may or may not be useful, isn't efficient for the average
Here are the suggestions:
1. Either make cards free, but make the site return ONE random card every time (lol this would suck even more)
2. Or make all cards available for purchase, at the same price (you'd see the full list of cards when you choose to buy one and you'd have to pay 4 scoops for one of them. But you'd have a choice)
FIX IT FIX IT FIX IT also, discuss
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if you could see what cards they were everyone would bumhole each other all day and just steal mins/buy shields, it'd make it way too easy.
bad idea imo
|Posted On: 02/18/2010 12:52PM
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your ideas are stupid and you are stupid
dom cards are probably the most perfect thing in dom atm
|Posted On: 02/18/2010 12:53PM
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Teh Cezar Posted:
And you represent these people based on… what, exactly?
Number of medals for Tec Cezar Posted:
|Posted On: 02/18/2010 12:58PM
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The way it is, you spend x scoops on cards, get x/4 cards for those scoops, and what cards those are exactly, has a touch of random in it – you can't just buy a dozen bumholes or a dozen shields or whatever; not without also ending up with about as many (if not a lot more) Shotguns, Thiefs, Destroyers etc.
This is a Good Thing™ – it prevents people from being able to convert their x/4 scoops directly into 10*(x/4) scoops removed from the person with the most scoops.man-man edited this message on 02/18/2010 2:48PM
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Teh Cezar Posted:
You are right. Having an element of random chance ruins domination for skilled players. It should come down entirely to a clash of minds, not a random number generator.
However, your ideas do not go far enough to rectify this pressing issue. I propose we scrap dom entirely and replace it with online chess.
|Posted On: 02/18/2010 3:49PM
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CYBERPUNK89 Posted:
lmbo what are you even talking about dude. if it wasn't random everybody would just bumhole shield and steal, and if you could only buy so many of them it'd be stupid because it'd limit your chance of winning even more then what you guys are crying about (such as only being able to get 10 bumholes per bracket or something)
just leave it the way it is, you guys are just complaining because you have low medal count and you feel it's 'too hard' to be totally honest, not trying to be offensive (also i don't play dom at all on any of my alts so that explains the low/no medals).
tl;dr no, these ideas are stupid
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just leave it the way it is, you guys are just complaining because you have low medal count
Memo to self: Remember to sign out from Cyberpunk89 before posting in the Domination forum. Log in to see images!HuGGleS4EVerYoNE edited this message on 02/18/2010 4:22PM
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CYBERPUNK89 Posted:
I'd play it Log in to see images!
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I took the summer off from racing to work on the house/yard and learn how to run a business, with the result that my riding time has involved actual mountain bike rides instead of training 5+ days a week. That much unfettered time spent riding tech trails, on different, capable bikes, has allowed to me to put on my thinking cap and really ponder what kind of equipment I prefer, as well as what needs to change. For the most part, my Behemoth with the WB Fluid 130
has been the go-to bike, but a few things have happened this summer to alter that.
First things first: Until the Panaracer Rampage 2.3 samples arrived on my doorstep, there wasn't a 29" tire available that allowed the Behemoth to live up to it's full potential. I could go straight-line fast on the Exi's, but really had to shed speed to get around corners. I could corner OK on the Jones XR's, but the thin casings were easy to pinch (even/especially up front) on our ledgy terrain, necessitating higher psi which pretty much killed the cornering traction. Everything else had too little air volume to last even one ride on this bike.
The Panaracer's were the catalyst for lots of thinking and experimenting. They have a bit more air volume than any other tire currently available, so I've been able to run them in the mid-20's (psi) when riding aggressively, and pinch flats have been few. They have an actual edge knob that allows me to lean the bike more than I've been able to before, so I'm getting around corners faster even in kitty-litter-on-hardpack situations. And they have a durable casing (relative to their ~800g weight) that hasn't died in over a month of trying to kill it. In short, they've allowed me to see the real potential of the Behemoth.
The Behemoth was designed and built to be a trailbike, despite the fact that I've overbuilt mine and chased the local FR crowd around on it from the get go. The more I ride with this crowd the more my eyes get opened, not only because of what they're able to do (both up and downhill) but also because as a bystander and scribe, I'm paying attention to how they're progressing, what equipment they're using, and how it's holding up.
If you've had the 29" blinders on and haven't paid much attention to what's happening in 26" land <feebly raises hand>, you'll be amazed at where tire technology has gone the past few years. I don't/can't pretend to understand all that's going on inside of these tires, but what they allow a seasoned rider to get away with is astonishing. Think 17 psi (front and rear), in a 26 x 2.5, using tubes, and then riding your bike like it was rented. These guys rip through boulderfields and off ledges like they were on YZX's, and when climbing they've got traction to get up stuff that I don't even know how to attempt. I've done multiple roadtrips to various UT and CO FR stashes (always on my Behemoth) and ridden some of the most mind-bending tech trail around with these guys. And while we're all riding similar moves on otherwise similar bikes, I'm the only one flatting, and I'm usually the only one not cleaning everything:
In a nut, I got sick of it. I caved and bought a 6 and 6 26"er. Part of it was frustration. Part of it was curiosity. And part of it was R & D: I wanted to ride a bike with the latest and greatest 26" suspension products, and while doing that I wanted to test current 26" tire technology.
For the last 6 weeks, that's what I've done. On almost every ride I've alternated between The Pig (the 26" bike at ~38lbs) and the Behemoth (at ~30 to 33lbs), riding them back to back on identical tech loops to get to where I can feel differences as well as ruminate on why the differences exist. Most of the time it's been obvious: an 800g tire will never be able to handle what a 1400g tire can. Duh.
But that's not all. I've been riding the Behemoth with the WB 130, but also with the WB DC 150 and 180.
I've ridden the Behemoth with a RockShox Lyrik (single crown 26" 160mm travel fork) using the Lenz Mondo hub.
For a few rides I stuck the WB DC 150 and 180 onto The Pig and rode it with the Rampage 29 up front (29/26).
And most of the time I've ridden The Pig with the Lyrik, but with various 26" x 2.5, 2.6 or 2.7 FR treads on it.
I've had a lot of fun, bled a little, been scared shirtless more times than I care to admit, and man have I learned a lot.
Using the 4 different forks on two different bikes has allowed me to experiment with HTA (and by extension, trail) on both bikes. Having both bikes has taught me a lot more about the relationships between STA and CS length, as well as BB height/drop, and wheelbase. Aside from the geeky geo stuff, I've had my own eyes opened on what a good AM/FR tire should and should not do, as well as what I can do on a good tire. It's been a great summer.
But it doesn't end there. Where does it go? You'll have to wait a few short weeks to find out. Things are changing, and change is good. Stay tuned...
Oh yeah, The Pig is for sale, and all of the 26" test tires have been given away, or sold...
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You may notice that I have not updated my Blog for a whole week. You may think that there is no more special news on the Pentax side, which is somehow true but then more because I've been just way too busy in the last week for a business trip at France, for both business matters and some sight-seeing also afterwards. Actually, I am still at Paris de Gualle right now waiting for a late mid-night flight back to Hong Kong. It is just too boring for the time being but would see if I'd have the mood to select some photos taken in the trip for posting later. So, please come back! :-)
Besides, I noticed that now Google had mirrored my Blog site at each larger country in the world for better traffic management and share the loading of their servers. For example, here at France the URL is ricehigh.blogspot.fr instead of ricehigh.blogspot.com as before. The original site domain is now simply used for forwarding in other countries other than the US, where most readers of mine are based.


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I, and all the players in my campaign, are all experienced WoW players. (Multiple 85s, reminiscences of 40-man raids when your class — no matter who you were — sucked but was somehow better, etc.…) I have about a year in table-top (ten years ago); one player has one session of table-top, and the other two (our wives) have no experience in table-top (barring crazy college experiences… cough)
Bottom line, we like our stats going up. And for some reason, we like items with attributes (+1 to Int) better than metaphysical stats (+1 to attack and damage rolls for arcane spells.)
If I make some magic items in my campaign that give these raw stats, will it be overpowered? Are there steps I can take to mitigate these imbalances? Can it be solved with simple playtesting before the campaign (or during!) and just buffing the monsters and challenges as needed?


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When is rugged too rugged? General Dynamics Itronix realized that a majority of fully-rugged notebooks were rarely being taken out of vehicles—and customers were paying for protection they didn't need. That's why the company has a "vehicle-rugged notebook," the GD6000. This notebook can withstand the rigors of being in a car, including vibration, drops, dust, and the occasional coffee spill. $3,545 may seem like a steep price point, but the premium is worth it for those who want their investment to last beyond the three-year warranty.
From the outside, the GD6000 looks like a fully rugged notebook, and bears more than a passing resemblance to the GD8000. The entire system is gray and black, with the exception of the keyboard, which has black type on white buttons. The GD6000 is not going to win any style points—the Dell Latitude E6400 XFR has more of a "rugged chic" look—but neither is it going to shatter any mirrors, unless you throw it at one.
At 10.2 x 12.1 x 2.2 inches and weighing 6.2 pounds, this isn't a notebook you're going to tote around much, but a metal handle and rubberized grip running along its spine makes carrying the system easier. The fully rugged 14-inch Dell E6400 XFR weighs 9.0 pounds, while the semi-rugged Panasonic Toughbook 74 weighs 6.0 pounds.
As its more spacious chassis undoubtedly allows for greater air circulation, the GD6000 stayed very cool during our tests. After playing a Hulu video at full screen for 15 minutes, the temperature of the touchpad reached 83 degrees Fahrenheit, the space between the G and H keys was 86 degrees, and the middle of the underside measured 95 degrees. We consider anything greater than 100 degrees to be uncomfortable.
Keyboard and Touchpad
As mentioned above, the keyboard on the GD6000 is white with black lettering; this makes the keys easy to see in dimly lit environments, even without backlighting. However, for those times then it's too dark, two lights embedded in the display hinge provide more than enough illumination, even in a pitch-black room. The keys themselves were a little shallow when it came to travel, but they were comfortable and responsive to type on.
Considering the size of the deck, the 2.3 x 1.6-inch touchpad was on the small side, but it offered smooth operation. The two mouse buttons below were nice and snappy, but you can only press them toward the outer half.
Display and Audio
The GD6000 uses a 13.3-inch, 1024 x 768-pixel touchscreen. That resolution is on the low side, but we like the 500-nit brightness, which is paired with General Dynamics' DynaVue technology to make the panel easily viewable in sunlight. The display sports a traditional 16:10 aspect ratio, which provides more vertical real estate to fit more information on the screen.
We could only tilt the display back about 28 degrees before the image started to degrade. Horizontal viewing angles were much better; people sitting on either side of the system could see the screen easily. However, the coating kicks back plenty of reflections in brightly-lit areas.
The GD6000's resistive touchscreen can be used with either your finger or the included stylus, which is a nice feature. The glossy screen created too much friction when using our finger; we had to press firmly for the display to recongize any of our movements. When we did get it to work, though, the GD6000 was responsive as we spun the globe in Google Earth. The screen does not support more than one finger input at a time, so multitouch gestures are out.
Two integrated stereo speakers above the display were decently loud; while this isn't an entertainment system, we were also impressed with their fidelity when listening to music or watching movies.
With the exception of the headphone jack, mic input, and a Kensington lock slot on the left side, all of the GD6000's ports are on the back: VGA, Ethernet, modem, two USB 2.0, and a serial port. These are covered by rubber seals to protect them against the elements, but accessing them is made difficult not only by their placement on the rear, but also by the carrying handle. The right side of the notebook has an ExpressCard/54 slot, PC Card slot, and the optical drive. Unlike a fully rugged system, such as the Dell E6400 XFR, the ports and slots are not protected by hinged covers.
The GD6000 does not come with a webcam.
Green Testing
The GD6000 took 1 hour and 5 minutes to charge its battery to 80 percent, and another 46 minutes to completely recharge. During that time, the notebook drew an average of 52.9 watts. Its LAPTOP Battery Efficiency Rating (total watts divided by the battery life) of 27.1 is well below the mainstream average of 44.4, and more on a par with thin-and-light notebooks (26.1). Lower scores are better.
Configurations and Warranty
As the GD6000 is designed for enterprise users, there are plenty of customization options, including a solid state hard drive, a hard drive heater, Smart Card reader, up to 4GB of RAM, a nine-cell battery pack, and various software bundles. Pricing depends on the number of units ordered.
The GD6000 comes with a three-year limited parts-and-labor warranty and 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. (Monday through Friday) tech support. Customers can upgrade to 24/7 tech support with an agent assigned to their individual accounts, but the price varies on a client-by-client basis.
When you're driving around all day in a vehicle, having a fully rugged notebook is overkill, but a business rugged system won't cut it, either. At $3,545, the GD Itronix GD6000 is just right, costing about $700 less than the GD8000, a fully rugged system with lower performance numbers. While notebooks such as the $5,137 Dell Latitude E6400 XFR are best for those working in the most extreme of environmental conditions, the GD6000 offers a good mix of protection and portability for a reasonable price.


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This one goes beyond the edge of darkness, if true.
Actor Mel Gibson, who apologized for a drunken anti-Semitic rant during a DUI arrest four years ago, was allegedly caught on tape using the N-word and other derogatory terms in a vicious tirade against ex-girlfriend Oksana Grigorieva, according to Internet reports.
According to RadarOnline, which claims to have heard the alleged tapes, Grigorieva recorded the "Edge of Darkness" star calling her a "whore" and other vulgarities during an argument.
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At one point, Gibson allegedly tells Grigorieva: "You look like a F------ pig in heat, and if you get raped by a pack of [racial epithet] it will be your fault."
The "Lethal Weapon" and "Mad Max" actor also allegedly threatens to "burn the house down" on the tapes.
NBC has not been able to verify that the tapes exist.
Gossip site TMZ, following Radar's "exclusive," reported that it had confirmed the tapes' existence, and claimed the recording was submitted to the judge in Gibson and Grigorieva's custody battle and under seal.
Gibson's rep Alan Nierob told The Los Angeles Times in a statement by e-mail that he had not yet confirmed the report's accuracy "due to legal matters."
The actor's lawyers also declined to discuss the report to People mag.
Whether or not there is any truth to the allegations, Gibson has already drawn public ire.
"Mel Gibson's outburst demonstrates once again that we are far from a society that is 'beyond race and racism,'" the Rev. Jesse Jackson told Radar in a statement. "His penchants for anti-Semitic and racist diatribes reveal the actor's fundamental character flaw. He needs help. But as a society we must redouble our efforts to combat racism and eradicate racial inequalities wherever they may exist."
Celebrity power attorney Gloria Allred also slammed Gibson, and called for him to "receive effective counseling."
"If in fact these quotes are accurate, Mr. Gibson's statements are appalling," Allred told UsMagazine.com. "They exhibit the worst kind of racism and sexism. They clearly demonstrate a woman hating temperament which, in my opinion, is dangerous to women."
In 2009, Gibson left his wife of 29 years and the mother of his six children to be with Grigorieva, a Russian pop singer.
Since their relationship soured in April, the pair has been locked in a custody battle over their 8-month-old daughter. On Friday, their lawyers met in closed session with the judge handling the case, The Associated Press reported.
Grigorieva recently won a restraining order against Gibson, claiming he punched her and broke her teeth, a charge Gibson has denied.
Back in 2006, Gibson's career was nearly derailed when he went on an anti-Semitic and sexist rant against the officer who arrested him for driving under the influence.


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Developing eco opportunities
Molly Skaltsis '13 plans to spend her summer working to help a small village in the Peruvian Andes to develop an ecotourism business centered around one of the world's largest waterfalls.
After graduation, the Wheaton senior will be joining a nonprofit organization working with the community of Cuispes to develop the trails and other amenities needed for tourists to trek to the Yumbilla waterfall in northern Peru.
Skaltsis has been awarded a $10,000 Davis Projects for Peace grant to purchase materials and skilled labor needed to complete the trail, a native plant nursery and a lodge to enable two-day treks through the region's pristine cloud forest environment.
"Not only will my project positively affect the Cuispans who directly benefit from the trail, the entrance fee and part of the lodge revenue will be considered communal money to be used for a variety of purposes," Skaltsis said.
Now in its sixth year, Davis Projects for Peace is an invitation to undergraduates at the American colleges and universities in the Davis United World College Scholars Program to design grassroots projects that promote peace. It is made possible by Kathryn Wasserman Davis, an accomplished internationalist and philanthropist who received an honorary degree from Wheaton in 2008. She is the mother of Diana Davis Spencer '60, a writer, activist and a trustee emerita of the college.
A dozen Wheaton students have won Projects for Peace awards since the program was launched in 2008. Past projects have included establishing a tutoring program in Namibia, founding a micro-finance initiative in Cambodia and help Ugandan residents build fuel-efficient stoves.
For Skaltsis, the project represents an opportunity to return to Cuispes, where she spent two months last summer, working on the trail and teaching in the village school as a volunteer with the Amazon Waterfalls Association (AWA).
"I have been deeply touched by the passion and conviction of the Cuispian people," she said. "It was clear to me that the whole town believed in this project; individuals with skills in gardening offered time in the nursery, carpenters offered to help design the tambos (rest stops), women brought us lunch on hot days."
Her dedication to the project led the founders of the AWA to offer her a position as the volunteer coordinator for the work, and she has been organizing the next phase of efforts while back on the Wheaton campus.
A Massachusetts native, Skaltsis said she came to college with the desire to see more of the world, particularly South America, influencing her decision to major in International Relations and Hispanic Studies as well as minor in Environmental Studies.
The Cuispes project culminates her undergraduate career, she said. For an independent study, she focused on the ideology of development in emerging areas, particularly in South America. "I have done some serious soul-searching about the difference between standing for people and standing with people," she said. Her aspiration is to facilitate development that people desire, rather than impose projects on a community.
"I want to stand with these people to harness all of the talents they possess and achieve a dream we share: the completion of an amazing eco-trek spanning seven waterfalls."


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Dan Wahlin is a Microsoft MVP and Silverlight consultant. You can contact him here.
Data validation -- the process of guaranteeing to an application that every data value is accurate -- is a crucial part of any application. But for developers using Microsoft Silverlight, this has been a problem: There wasn't a good way to ensure that data, such as a user ID or email address, is entered correctly. That's changed with Silverlight 4, thankfully.
Before now, the typical way of validating data was to throw exceptions within property-setter blocks when data was invalid. Controls bound to a property could be notified of a data validation exception by setting ValidatesOnExceptions to True in the data binding. The typical technique used for validating data was to throw exceptions within property setter blocks as data was found to be invalid. Controls bound to a property could be notified of a data validation exception by setting ValidatesOnExceptions to True in the data binding. Although this technique certainly works, there are some new options available in Silverlight 4 that can be used without resorting to throwing exceptions.
With the release of Silverlight 4 two new interfaces are now available including IDataErrorInfo and INotifyDataErrorInfo. In this article I'll walk through the process of using the IDataErrorInfo interface which provides a more simplistic way to validate data and provide end users with notifications. Let's start by taking a look at the interface's members:
public interface IDataErrorInfo { string this[string columnName] { get; } string Error { get; } }
The IDataErrorInfo interface only contains two members including Error which can return error information about the overall object and a default indexer property that can be used to write validation logic for different properties within an object. You'll implement the IDataErrorInfo interface on a client-side entity class in your Silverlight project such as the Person class shown in Listing 1.
public class Person : INotifyPropertyChanged, IDataErrorInfo { public string this[string propertyName] { get { …. } } public string Error { get { …. } } }
In situations where the Error property isn't used (which is often the case), you can simply return null:
public string Error { get { return null; } }
However, it can be used to return an error message detailing what's wrong with the overall object as well:
string _Errors; const string _ErrorsText = "Error in Person data."; public string Error { get { return _Errors; } }


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ooMoo necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 397 diseños de 102 diseñadores freelance.
We want a logo that is simple, sharp and modern. It will go on our website and children's highchairs, wooden bikes etc.
ooMoo or ooMoo kids
We want the logo to be in an oval with the text ooMoo. Although we are keen to see other ideas too. The 'M' must be capitalised and the two sets of 'oo' in lower case. In addition, the word 'kids' may be somewhere discretely on the logo. 'ooMoo' is the brand and 'ooMoo kids' the sub-brand if you like.
- Word ooMoo inside an oval (or other ideas)
- Optional for the word kids to be somewhere discrete
- Colours prefered, red, white and blue
- Perhaps a cool cartoon character as an option somewhere
- Strong, bold, modern, stylistic, clean, simple, fun
- Suitable for children's product
- Some products will be fun and colourful and others more plain (wooden highchairs and cots) so the logo must also be able to be printed in black and white and look good on small brass plates that would go on a wooden cot etc.
- Nothing too complicated ot fussy
- Thin text is hard to read
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Fans of Secret of Monkey Island, the 1990 point-n-click adventure game, will undoubtedly remember the infamous "three trials" scene, in which protagonist Guybrush Threepwood proclaims to Mêlée Island's pirate leaders that he, too, would like to be a pirate.
Here's the iconic scene, Team Fortress 2 style. And it's extremely well done. Enjoy.
[SFM] I Wanna Be a Pirate [YouTube via Tim Schafer]


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* Las Plumas High School FFA Scholarship Dinner
Las Plumas High School FFA and Agricultural Advisory Committee will host a dinner Jan. 26 to raise funds for scholarships and agricultural programs. The 11th annual Steak and Crab Feed Scholarship and Leadership dinner begins 6 p.m. in the West Gym at the school. There will be a silent auction and drawings. Tickets are $35 available at D & J Feed, 1930 Pearl St.; Lambert Feed & Garden, 2139 W. Lincoln St., or any Las Plumas FFA member.
* Oroville Republican Women's Membership Drive, lunch and Bunco
Meets 11:30 a.m. Jan. 26 with guest speaker at the Western Pacific Diner, 2191 High St. $20 donation. Information, Jo An Townsend, 868-5520.
* P.E.O. Chapter NB annual Scholarship Luncheon is Jan. 26
Members of the Philanthropic Educational Organization will prepare and serve lunch and dessert from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday in Trinity Presbyterian Church fellowship hall, 2350 Foothill Blvd. Guests may win themed baskets and enjoy cards, games and conversation after lunch. Donation is $12.50 per person. The non-profit organization promotes educational opportunities for women through scholarships, grants, awards, loans and stewardship of Cotty College. For tickets or information, call 370-1172.
* Butte County Historical Society presentation
A multimedia presentation on the history of West Branch Mill will be shown Jan. 27 in the meeting room at Old Chico Municipal building, Fifth and Main Street in downtown Chico. Author Andy Mark will share his findings on the history of the mill that once encompassed present-day Butte and Tehama Counties from his book, "The West Branch Mill of the Sierra Lumber Company." Program beings at 2 p.m.; an open house social with refreshments follows. For information, call 533-9418.
* Lake Oroville Visitor Center Open House for new volunteers
Call or stop by the Center, 917 Kelly Ridge Road, to sign up and reserve a place in the volunteer program and attend the open house, 1-3 p.m. on Feb. 2. Volunteers earn a free park pass. Call 538-2219.
* Polar Bear Dip Feb. 2
Las Plumas High School is hosting a Polar Bear Dip where participants will take a dip in the Feather River at Bedrock Park. Participants are encouraged to get pledges and sponsors for the dip to raise money for the LPHS Safe Grad Night. Hot cocoa and other treats will be served. Event starts at noon. Co-sponsored by the Feather River Recreation and Park District. For information, 533-2011.
* Omega Nu Valentine Bunco fundraiser Feb. 8
This event, which starts at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 8, is a major fundraiser for the Alpha Betea Chapter of Omega Nu. The evening includes a buffet, no-host bar, raffle prizes and bunco games at Lakeside Event Center, 5131 Royal Oaks Drive, Oroville. Proceeds go to community causes, including the Rescue Mission, El Medio Fire Station, Scholarships to Butte College and Chico State, food vouchers for Children's Protective Services and other needs. Cost is $15. Make checks out to Omega Nu and mail to P.O. Box 333, Oroville, CA 95966; or call 282-6284 for information.
* Berry Creek Grange Sweetheart Bunco Feb. 9
The Grange will host games, prizes and food beginning 5 p.m. at the Grange Hall, 1477 Bald Rock Rd. Admission is a $15 donation. Free child care will be available for Bunco players.Information, 589-2695.
* Fifth annual Butte County Historical Society "A-Fair to Remember" is Feb. 9
The theme for the 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. event at the Ehmann Home is "1893 Chicago World's Fair." Jeanne Lawrence will be guest speaker at the home, 1480 Lincoln St. Event includes door prizes, luncheon, raffles and a gift shop. Tickets are $15. Groups of four or more people will have a table reserved for them. Send checks to BCHS, P.O. Box 2195, CA, Oroville 95965 and designate seating time, or call 589-2591. For more information, visit buttecountyhistoricalsociety.org.
* Register for a YMCA CPR and First Aid Class
Advance registration and payment are required for the 6-9 p.m. class on Feb. 13 at the YMCA, corner of Oak and Robinson streets. For information, call 533-9622 or stop by the YMCA.
* Yankee Hill Grange Valentine's Day dance Feb. 16
The dance will be 6-8 p.m. at 4122 Big Bend Road, Yankee Hill, and it is open to the public. Cost is $10 per family and $5 per person, and the snack bar will be open for refreshments. Call 533-7101 or 534-0456 for information.
* Spaghetti Dinner March 1
The Women's Fellowship of the First Congregational Church is hosting their annual spaghetti dinner from 5-7:00 p.m. at the First Congregational Church of Oroville, 1715 Bird St. Dinner Includes spaghetti, salad, bread and dessert.Adults $10 and Children under 12 $4 donation.Reservations required. Call Sandy at 533-2483 for information and tickets.
* Butte County Library website change
The Butte County Library would like to let the public know that the county library URL, or web address, has changed and should be saved by all active and potential library users on their personal computers and portable devices. The old web address is http://www.buttecounty.net/bclibrary. The new web address is: http://www.buttecounty.net/library. The former web address will continue being supported for a few more weeks, after which time the new address will be the only one in effect. Patrons are encouraged to call or visit their branch library with questions or concerns. This change will not impinge library service, patron accounts, book reservations or interlibrary loans.
* Peer leader instructors needed for Lifelong learning classes
Instructors are needed to teach conversational Spanish and government for ages 55+ classes. Call Lynndee Caput, 533-0780 or email email@example.com.
Nonprofit groups and community organizations can submit items for "What's Happening in Oroville" by emailing the pertinent information to email@example.com, fax it to 342-3617 or mail it to: What's Happening in Oroville, P.O. Box 9, Chico, CA 95927. Please include your name and telephone number on all correspondences.


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Youngstown is included in the National Register of Historic Places, hosting over 45,000 participants annually.
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Youngstown works and partners with local producers and performers, and offers consultation and technical assistance to groups developing creative projects, new multi-use facilities, and groups seeking to engage diverse communities, especially youth, in successful community-based initiatives.


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|That's one of my Homemade Dill Pickles on the side. Yummy!
If you've read this blog with any regularity then you know that one of my favorite foods is the cheeseburger. Yes, I do love lobster, shrimp, scallops, and steak, and all sorts of wondrous, time-consuming meals, but when push comes to shove, a cheeseburger is my go-to meal. I always find the sign of a good restaurant is one that knows how to make a truly good burger. Juicy, perfectly seasoned and cooked, that tastes like steak, is served on toasted buns and uses REAL cheese (cheese food does have its place, in queso, say, but NOT on a burger).
I also have a bit of a fondness for sloppy joes, something I've enjoyed since my Nancy Drew-reading youth. This recipe combines the yumminess of a sloppy joe, with the deliciousness of a Philly cheese steak, made even better by a dash of St. Louis style in the use of Provel Cheese (rather than the traditional and readily available Provolone).
Philly Cheesesteak Sloppy Joes, St. Louis Style
1/4 c. A-1 steak sauce
1 c. beef stock (Made with LB Jamison Soup Base)
1/2 green pepper, seeded and diced
1 8-ounce package button mushrooms, sliced
Provel Cheese, sliced (or in ropes), Provolone works if you're not in St. Louis
Preheat broiler. In large skillet over medium-high heat, brown the ground chuck, breaking it up as you cook, about 8 minutes. Add the onion, green pepper, and mushrooms, and cook until softened, about 5-7 minutes. Stir in the steak sauce, beef stock, steak seasoning, oregano and garlic powder, and bring to a simmer. Cook until most of the moisture has absorbed. Taste, and season with salt and pepper, if necessary.
Split open rolls and toast under broiler. Place a scoopful of the meat on the bottom half of the roll, top immediately wth cheese, allow it to melt down into the meat mixture and then drizzle with additional steak sauce, if desired. Put top half on roll in place, serve with a dill pickle spear.


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So a lot of people are alive. Great. So we need an image for the group. Can someone give me suggestions?
It's been a long time since this group's been active so who's still on here?
Play Mozart Sonata No.8 in A Minor on piano. Then upload it.
Sorry I have been busy lately and couldn't update the group. WE REACHED 50 PEOPLE. So how is everyone doing?
This is my first full fledged drum corps show and I'd appreciate it if people listened to it!
Put the name of the composer who you vote for in the comments, whoever gets the most wins composer of the month.
@Hazim Azlan
@Michael Dorin
@Unkown Writer
@Doctor Josua
@Robin M. Butler
@Teodor Lontos
@Josue Quintero
@Mao Zhedong
@Tchaikovsky No
If someone you want to vote for isn't on here just let me know
2min or more
No spam
Mozart style
Due, Feb 20
Winner gets promoted
Who ever can make the best piece of music in this group will get admin.
Blue eyes: https://musescore.com/user/31124069/scores/5981184
My youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6I3gm7IfXS4TRrJf1U6Xpw
So... This is Jingle Bells: Sad christmas free notes!
My youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6I3gm7IfXS4TRrJf1U6Xpw
Can anyone make a solo trumpet version of Moskau by Dschinghis Khan?
Thanks in advance!
Hello everyone!
New minuet in my writing course, be curious and go and see! :) https://musescore.com/lucas_tartar/menuet-en-la-mineur
I'm (re) discovering this group. Happy to be here xD
A composing playoff is a contest with 3 rounds (sometimes more depending on how many people enter on the first round). The first round anyone can enter their pieces in. When at least 5 people enter the contest, a few members (selected by me) will judge the top 3 winners. In the 2nd round, the top 3 will then compose another piece for the round. Then the same judges will judge the top 2. Then in the 3rd round (the final round), the last 2 winning contestants will compose yet another piece. Then the judges will judge the 1 winner of the round. The judges will vote on the reward for the winner.
Hello, everyone!
This competition, overall, was very close! I had a really tough time picking which entry I believed deserved the win this time around. That being said, there were no bad submissions! It was really anyone's game.
The winner of the second competition is...
Skyth21, with their arrangement of Joji's Slow Dancing in the Dark!
Once Skyth21 reaches out to me, I'll gift them the month subscription to MuseScore Pro.
I think this competition went fairly well. The only thing that puts me off from doing another would be the overall small number of submissions. Let me know if there are any things I can do to improve these going forward!
Hello again, everyone!
Thank you to everyone who participated in the last competition. If you didn't see, Kyri_Leal here on MuseScore won the previous composition! Here is the link to their arrangement, if you'd like to check it out:
For this next competition, I figured we would celebrate the end of the decade. Arrange a song from any genre that was released this decade (2010-2019) for a drum corps.
Here are the rules:
- Follow typical drum corps format (3 trumpet, 2 mellophone, 3 baritone, 1-2 tuba)
- You don't need to include percussion, but it might increase your chances of winning if you do so
- Only submit one arrangement per person!
- Arrangement must be at least 1:30 long, but no more than 5:00
- You MUST submit your arrangement by January 29th, 2020 (Date may change, but it will NOT be any sooner than January 22nd)
When you're ready to enter, just reply to this post with a link to your arrangement.
Unlike the first competition, I am offering more to the winners. On top of posting your arrangement to my YouTube channel, I will be gifting the winner of this competition with a month of MuseScore Pro.
Good luck! If you have any questions, ask me through a reply to my comment below, please. It just makes keeping track of the submissions easier. Thanks!
Must be more than 5 minutes
Make it sound horrible
Must be for viola, piccolo, & double bass
Winner gets a follow & promoted
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Great VC to Have - India & US Presense Works Very Well
Fund: Clearstone Venture Partners
Posted by Anonymous on 2009-01-19
I raised series A from Clearstone Venture Partners for my forth Company in India, and while I was spoilt for choice amongst VC's to choose from, (this was March 07) Clearstone truly stood out for me. Rahul Khanna - the India partner has worked in start up's as well as large business formats in the US and India and really understands the ground realities of business. He is well connected in India and funnels some high quality contacts and resumes to his invested companies. Sumant Mandal who is US based and also on my board has a vast experience of investing in start up's and imparts high quality of board guidance. His connections in the US often shine. The duo makes a great team and it's a pleasure having them as partners. They set the right benchmarks, are flexible, and while they ask tough questions, they also provide high quality of solutions to entrepreneur problems. They would be the ideal 'go to' VCPRIVATE: Members Only
Good Quick No, and Thoughtful Comments
Fund: Clearstone Venture Partners
Posted by KuH on 2008-08-13
Just pitched William Quigley. He listened well, asked questions when he didn't understand, and focused in on key issues well. I also appreciated the honest feedback on what the key issues were with our pitch.PRIVATE: Members Only (314 Characters)
Interested but Not Ready to Talk Seriously
Fund: Clearstone Venture Partners
Posted by rcwhiting on 2008-04-07
Who is in Charge?
Fund: Clearstone Venture Partners
Posted by Anonymous on 2007-12-19
Clearstone is widely regarded as one of the best funds in Southern California. Jim Armstrong is clearly the reason. Jim is a great guy. The problem is that Jim often refuses to take a stand with his partners. Bill E. and William Q. are fundamentally different personalities and have a very different view from Jim. As a result it is tough to understand who is really in charge and who you should pitch. Going to Clearstone without having Jim involved would be a mistake but keep in mind that you *also* need to spend time with the other partners. They are smart investors with a relatively good track record and reputation. They are just a bit quirky. I also think that this issue will get better in time as Jim takes a more prominent role and gets more comfortable taking a firmer stand with his partners.
On a personal note, everyone at Clearstone is very nice. They are smart and can be great validation in addition to a good long term investor. They tend to be a bit emotional at times (so be sensitive to this) and they do have a bad habit of going dark for weeks at a time which is always extremely frustrating when you are trying to close a financing.PRIVATE: Members Only


text: Kylee King is the new front women for the Teachers gone Wild campaign. This ex-kindergarten teacher has gone from wiping food off of kids chins to wiping cum off her own..and she loves it! She was born on July 11th 1980 in Fullerton California and has been in the biz since 2005. Keep an eye out for her cause who knows, she might be your kids kindergarten teacher one day


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Sachin's retirement from ODIs realistic decision: Prasanna
"Sachin's retirement from ODIs is a realistic decision as it has relieved the selectors from facing embarrassment of picking or dropping him from one-day games. If he was dropped, many would have questioned the selectors and included many would have questioned his capabilities," he told reporters in Bangalore, the capital of the south Indian state of Karnataka.
"Sachin would have been a liability if he had failed and obviously he is a super cricketer, an icon but a human being whose reflexes are not the same as it was twenty years before," Prasanna said.
Prasanna said Sachin has retired from ODIs possibly to focus on Test matches because he has not done well in the recent past and is determined to perform before he quits the longer version of the game. "He knows people forget one-day and T20 matches. A player is recognised as good with reference to five-day game," he said.
Prasanna said Sachin could manage to maintain himself at such high level for a very long time speaks volumes of the God's gift to him. "We may talk about Don Bradman, XYZ and what not, but they did not play as much cricket as this boy has played," he said.
Former India wicketkeeper Syed Kirmani said Sachin should have retired from the ODI after India lifted the World Cup, but certainly not amidst severe criticism.
"The timing of Sachin's retirement was inappropriate. He should have retired following India's world Cup triumph. If he would have retired then, everybody would have lauded especially when he was at his peak," he said.


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Phoenix software comes with Remote Help, a quick and simple to remotely connect a machine's CNC to the OEM and Hypertherm, if needed. Remote help allows metalformers to transfer or download setup files, part programs and software updates.
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Stronach Stable's 4-year-old filly Her Smile was last seen under silks finishing a game third behind Musical Romance in the $1 million Breeders Cup Filly & Mare Sprint (G1) at Churchill Downs on Nov. 4. She's set to resume her career Sunday as one of the favorites in a field of seven fillies and mares drawn for the $150,000 Hurricane Bertie Stakes (G3) at Gulfstream Park.
Her Smile will be wearing different colors than she did in the Breeders' Cup when she raced for owner Bobby Flay and trainer Todd Pletcher. Days later she was purchase by Frank Stronach for $1 million at the Keeneland November Breeding Stock sales. The daughter of Include returns with Chad Brown as trainer and leading rider Javier Castellano named to ride in Sunday's 6 ½-furlong test.
"She's trained great," said Brown Wednesday. "I'm really looking forward to running her (first time). I think we'll keep her in one-turn races this year."
Her Smile ran respectable races around two turns at Tampa Bay Downs early last year, but disappointed finishing 11th in the Kentucky Oaks (G1). Turned back to shorter trips, she won the six-furlong Prioress Stakes (G1) at Belmont Park on July 4.
While Her Smile will attract plenty of attention coming off the layoff, the Hurricane Bertie appears to be wide-open with rivals that have run well over the track at the meet, including Terra Di Sienna Stables' Pica Slew, R. Larry Johnson's Strike the Moon, West Point Thoroughbreds' Belle of the Hall and E. Paul Robsham Stable's R Holiday Mood.
Jockey Luis Contreras will be back aboard Pica Slew for trainer Brian Lynch after they teamed up for a game runner-up effort behind Pomeroys Pistol in the six-furlong Sugar Swirl Stakes (G3) on Dec. 10. The race was her first in 11 months and first for Lynch, who trained Stronach Stable's Sugar Swirl to a sweep of the three Graded stakes for filly and mare sprinters here in 2008, including the Hurricane Bertie.
Belle of the Hall and Strike the Moon finished one-two, separated by a half-length in a 6 ½- furlong allowance here on Jan. 20. Jockey Elvis Trujillo rides Belle of the Hall for trainer Tom Albertrani. The 5-year-old chestnut daughter of Graeme Hall was turning back from a disappointing fifth-place effort going two turns in the Elmer Heubeck Distaff at Calder in November.
Jockey Edgar Prado rides Strike the Moon for trainer Michael Trombetta, finishing a game third behind Pomeroys Pistol and Pica Slew in the Sugar Swirl before the allowance race. The 4-year-old daughter of Malibu Moon scored her biggest victory in the $400,000 Charles Town Oaks going seven furlongs around two turns in September after another big effort when second by a head in the Delaware Oaks (G2) in July.
Trainer Todd Pletcher sends out R. Holiday Moon with jockey John Velazquez after they teamed up last out to win the Ocala Stakes for Florida-breds going a mile on Jan. 8 in her first start since June. The homebred daughter of Trippi won the Miss Preakness Stakes at Pimlico in May on Preakness weekend.
Completing the field for the Hurricane Bertie are Whisper Hill Farm's Funny Sunny, Kent Desormeaux; and Florence Patitucci's Ms Vanenzza, Rajiv Maragh.
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Hereby the incredible story of a kid that found out a simple Keylogger to rob $10,000 to its
Morality, be paranoïd even with your child. And restrict access rights to your home puter to the minimum. Or .... don't have child !!!
(God, I've 3 of them... I'm in deep ****... )