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I love these boots, I need a part for them though. Anyone have a nice comparable to order the parts from? I need the heel clamp.
If you need a spare part you can generally use ski boot bits. I have used them and they were actually better than the stock ones.
The had the Head power cam buckle off a ski boot and it worked fine.
I assume thats what you are talking about?
That is what I am asking, if there is a particular ski boot (make and model?) clamp that works really well with the HSP? I have some older clamp that works ok now, except it pops when i am riding it hard. The unique thing about the clamp on the HSP that it only has 1 rear screw holding the clamp on vs rivets or slipped in versions.
Okay, I bit the bullet and gave HSPs a try, slightly downsized at 26.5 (from 27.5 in Deeluxe). I am using new Zipfit liners in the HSPs, which I've used for some time now with previous boots. I've been a pair of SBs then Suzukas for many years now, and highly punched/customized. I was worried coming into HSPs that I would need a lot of work to get them to fit, but they do seem to support my wide feet without needing to get punched.
I spent a decent day on them today and had a few hot spots and some heel pain but I think I need to give them a little bit more time before I need to tweak them a bit more. I was happy that the toebox was sufficient. The flex is concerning me though. Locked is just too stiff, especially in the rear. I tried front locked/rear unlocked for a while and that felt good, but I know I shouldn't put too many hard miles in this config.
The buckle contact concerns me a bit as this does seem to happen when I flex hard. There appear to be quite a few potential mods that people do these boots, but I am hesitant to do so since they are brand new boots. Do the rear boot mods + BTS make the flex that much better? Should I just hack away and see what can be done to improve the flex?
"There is no spoon."
"The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results" - Albert Einstein
bts, cut the wings in the back at a 45 deg angle, booster straps = bliss.
Buckles never seem to pile up on me.... i'm wearing 28.5's though.
Started with a size 29, downsized to a 28.5. They are very differrent size wise, I had to shorten my binding distance quite a bit.
I use Conformable liners. Glad I went down the size, I did have to get the toe box punched quite a bit though.
I have used the same pair since the black color way came out after the orange went away, even though I have back ups.
I switch from HSP 25.5 to 26.5 as my toes were bent all the time.
On my 25.5, I did the mods Big Canuck says and my riding improved.
Curiously my 26.5 are softer than my 25.5, probably because there is more space between the buckles. I have red HSP with gold buckles, never seen anyone else with red HSP
By the way I'm at 160
I'll probably do the mods on the 26.5 also.
Absolutely NO comparison, If you like boots that function like your feet ( bend at the ankles ) you'll be happy
Don't tell me, "Show Me"
765 grams = 1.6865 lbs. or 26.985 oz.
I've been riding Heads for 9 yrs and I saw a huge improvement when I installed the BTS. I didn't think I could improve the boot because they always were comfortable and I felt like they were performing well. Then I added Booster straps last season and WOW, better control and quicker edge to edge. I thought about cutting up the shell but the idea of not being able to go back kept me from making that modification. Good luck and Happy Trees, Kipp
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Having fun with my Grandson.
Rode on unmodified HSP's last year, and am on fully modified HSP's with BTS this year. No comparison, its night and day better this year, from the first turn I was amazed at how much less work it was and how at the end of the day I wasn't feeling like my legs were going to fall off.
I'm a lightweight (155-165) and I would recommend it to anyone using heads in my weight range, I can only assume with stiffer springs it would work perfectly for pretty much anyone and everyone.
BTW, make sure you are using the soft tongues with those boots.
"There is no spoon."
"The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results" - Albert Einstein
Make sure when you drill the hole for the bottom pin you drill so there is lots of meat of the boot around the pin. I hope that makes sense, don't drill the hole to close to the very back of the boot.
Kinda hard to explain..... I hope you get my drift.
I think bc meant the 'top pin' hole, as the bottom hole is aready located.
Don't tell me, "Show Me"
765 grams = 1.6865 lbs. or 26.985 oz.
Correct, the top holes. Don't drill too close to the edge
Just want to confirm that yes, Head no longer and will not produce snowboard hardboots. Production ceased in 2008, and there is no such thing as a "2010/11" model of the HSPs. I did a lot of digging and emailing to find out who/what/where/why but apparently the molds were destroyed, Head simply lost interest in supplying the the alpine snowboard community.
Yet from another source I heard that "someone" (who I have no idea) indeed bought them and there may be a new manufacturer coming out with a version of the HSPs that are more closely related to Northwaves .950??? Quite honestly I dont believe that one, but there are other rumors I heard of "something something happening".
As of now as everyone knows there are really only two hardboot manufacturers: Deeluxe and UPZ. The introduction of a third would be phenomenal and would point to how the hardboot community is in fact growing more rapidly than we thought.
That's why I have a backup pair of HSP....
AS for the flex, I switched from HSP 25.5 to 26.5.
The 26.5 is flexier thant the 25.5, I did not modified it so far.
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Author Archives: Koreen
January 2. Yes, that was my last post. September 18. Okay, so it's been nearly a year.
I've ended a school year. Gone on another vacation. Started to teach my son to drive and started my youngest in middle school.
We've also just lived through one of the worst floods in Northern Colorado. It was scary and heart-breaking. It was also a good wake-up call. While I have been working on my latest novel, disasters help put our lives into perspective. What matters most?
Our families. Thanks everyone for the support, not just now, but everyday.
Our friends. You are all my inspiration. Thank you for allowing me to be a part of your lives.
My writing. I will not let my fear of failure cripple me for another year.
It may be September, but it is never to late (or too early) to start something new, to set up new goals and to see those dreams realized.
2013 ABC Book Challenge
For all of you out there who started off the new year avoiding resolutions, I have some incentive for you. Participate in my 2013 ABC Book Challenge and at the end of the year, you can enter for a chance to win an Amazon or B&N gift card.
The rules? Easy. Pick a novel for each letter of the alphabet. That's it. Twenty-six novels for 2013. Yes, you can 'fudge' some of those harder letters like X. You can make the rules more complicated like my list is entirely young adult titles. I also have a bunch of debut novels (to support those newbies). These are not requirements. You only need a list of books for each letter of the alphabet. They should be novels you will read in 2013, NOT novels you've already read. I'm holding you all responsible for being honest. If you cheat, the karma gods will catch you. ;-)
Once you've put your list together, post it on your blog, on Facebook, on a piece of paper (and take a picture). Add a link to your list in the comments section below.
Each month, I'll check in and see how everyone is doing. No, you don't have to read them in order. In November, I'll post the specifics on how to enter for the gift card. On Jan. 1, 2014, I'll pick a winner. Are you ready to get reading?
Here's my list.
Another Little Piece June
by Kate Karyus Quinn
The Beautiful and the Cursed (May)
by Page Morgan
Clockwork Princess (March 19)
by Cassandra Clare
Dear Life, You Suck (March 26)
by Scott Blagden
Earthbound (July 3)
by Aprilynne Pike
Finale (Hush, Hush #4)
by Becca Fitzpatrick
by Michael Grant
Hold Me Closer Necromancer
by Lish McBride
Inferno: Chronicles of Nick (March 19)
by Sherrilyn Kenyon
Just One Day (January 8)
by Gayle Forman
Cold Kiss
by Amy Garvey
Leap of Faith (fall)
by Jamie Blair
The Murmurings (March 5)
by Carly Anne West
The Night Circus
by Erin Morgenstern
Oathbreaker's Shadow (June 6)
by Amy McColloch
Pretty Dark Nothing (April)
by Heather L Reid
Some Quiet Place (July 8)
by Kelsey Sutton
Rise of Nine
by Pittacus Lore
Shades of Earth: Across the Universe #3 (January 15)
by Beth Revis
These Broken Stars (fall)
by Amie Kaufman & Meagan Spooner
by Neil Shusterman
Vampire Academy
by richelle Mead
Will Grayson, Will Grayson
by John Green
Hex Hall
by Rachel Hawkins
You Against Me
by Jenny Downham
Dearly Departed: A Zombie Novel
by Lia Habel
Hobbits and Vikings Predict the World Will End in 2013
That's right people. The Mayan calendar simply ran out of numbers. Tolkien, on the other hand, knew what was in store for the fate of man.
Throughout history, we've taken comfort in the number twelve. There are twelve numbers on a clock. Twelve items in a dozen. Twelve symbols in the zodiac. Twelve is complete. The world didn't end in 2012 because it's a holy number.
Thirteen is odd. We all know that there were thirteen apostles at the last supper. That didn't end well. Eve gave Adam the forbidden fruit on Friday the thirteenth.
The story of the apostles is similar to another religious tale. Odin, king of the Norse gods, held a celebration one fated day. He invited eleven of his closest friends to join him, making the party twelve. Loki crashed the party, an unlucky thirteenth member, and Balder (another Norse god) ended up dying as he tried to boot Loki from the group. Coincidence? I don't think so.
Tolkien studied Norse mythology. He named his dwarfs in The Hobbit after popular Norse figures. Fili, Kili, Oin, Gloin, Thorin Oakenshield, Dwalin, Balin, Bifur, Bofur, Bombur, Dori, Nori, and Ori (Norse–Fíli, Kíli, Oin, Glói, Bivör, Bávörr, Bömburr, Dori, Nóri, Dvalinn, Bláin, Dain, Nain, Þorin Eikinskialdi), which add up to thirteen dwarfs.
Thirteen also comes up in the number of rings we see in LotR. There were originally nine rings for men (who turn into creepy hooded dead/undead guys). There were seven rings for the dwarfs and three for the elves, which equals nineteen. However, the elves don't count because they hide their rings. Sauron recovers three of the dwarfish rings, leaving the number at thirteen.
The year 2013 is almost upon us. Tolkien knew our world would end. Peter Jackson knows it, too. Don't believe me? The next installment of The Hobbit will be released December 13, 2013. Friday the thirteenth. Prepare for the Goblin Apocalypse.
How It Should've Ended
Hi everyone. Hope you all had a great Thanksgiving. For everyone participating in NaNoWriMo, you're nearly there–one week left. I've been busy writing, but that isn't specific to November. Anyway, I wanted to share a site that I stumbled across over the break called HISHE (How It Should Have Ended). These guys are hilarious. We've been walking around all break saying, "I'm Batman." Thanks to the guys for giving us some laughs.
HERA Awards
The results are up and I've finaled in the Heartland Romance Writer's "Show Me the Spark" contest. Yay.
Keep your fingers crossed for me. The winners will be announced on or near November 1st.
Now, on to more rewrites. :-)
Which decade was better–the 80s or 90s?
Today I'm posing a serious topic, possibly more serious than the presidential debate taking place in Denver tomorrow. What decade is better? The 80s or the 90s? Vote below…
The other day in class, my students started an "old school" conversation. The general consensus was that the 80s were WAAAYYY cooler than the 90s. Now, I liked the 80s. They were fun. I loved the big hair and bright colors. When I was a kid, I truly thought my prom date would look like Andrew McCarthy when I grew up.
The 90s were fun, too. Sure the grunge clothes and long hair gave our generation a bad rap. For my students who are too young to remember the AWESOMENESS of the 90s, here are some highlights…
In 1990, Tim Berners-Lee invented the World Wide Web. Yes, without the 90s, there'd be no internet–take that Facebook. Love chatting with friends via text? Yup, that was invented in 1993 (first commercial text sent in 1995). Yahoo (1994), Amazon (1995), eBay (1995), and Google (1998) were all created in the 90s. In 1997, the first MP3 player is invented by Tomislav Uzelac–can you say iPOD? If you like WiFi, that was invented in 1998.
Top Grossing Movies of the 90s
- 1990–Home Alone & Ghost
- 1991–Terminator 2 & Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves
- 1992–Aladdin & Home Alone 2
- 1993–Jurassic Park & Mrs. Doubtfire
- 1994–Forest Gump & The Lion King
- 1995–Toy Story & Batman Forever
- 1996–Independence Day & 101 Dalmatians
- 1997–Titanic & Men in Black
- 1998–Saving Private Ryan & Armageddon
- 1999–Star Wars: Episode I & The Sixth Sense
Do you see all of those happy, kid movies? The 90s weren't all grunge. We like our puppies, lion cubs, and cowboy toys. We brought back Star Wars and we showed our hearts could go on. We brought you Leo and the kid who screamed when he put on aftershave. We fought aliens and meteors. We saw dead people and survived giant dinosaurs.
Most Popular Songs of the 90s.
- 1990–Vogue, U Can't Touch This, Ice Ice Baby
- 1991–Enter Sandman, Smells Like Teen Spirit, Unbelievable
- 1992–Baby Got Back, I'm Too Sexy
- 1993–Jump Around, Two Princes
- 1994–Sabotage, Shine
- 1995–You Outta Know, Peaches
- 1996–California Love, No Diggity
- 1997–MMMBop, Wannabe, Fly
- 1998–Good Riddance (Time of Your Life), Gettin Jiggy Wit It
- 1999–My Name Is, Livin La Vida Loca
Everything from Nirvana and Tupac to Hanson and the Spice Girls. Come on, can Journey really compare to N-SYNC? Really?
But, now it's up to you. Which decade did you like the best? Vote now.
A Day Made of Glass Part 2
It's been a few days since I attended the Gold Conference. I learned a ton of information, but probably the best sessions I attended where given by Kirt Hickman (second year in a row). If you haven't attended one of his lectures or bought one of his books on writing, Revising Fiction, you should.
Anyway, I don't want to break copyright and go on about everything he said, but I'll share one tidbit. At the conference he talked about how to make your blog posts more engaging. They should educate, entertain, or inspire your readers. They can be a behind the scenes (or deleted extras) from your books. I'm going to try to take his advice to heart. Today, this post is actually a video clip. About a year ago, I watched a YouTube video made by Corning called "A Day Made of Glass". If you haven't watched the video, it's pretty cool.
Recently, they put out an extended version (below). Both of these videos are a big inspiration for my sci-fi settings. And they are simply cool to watch. Isn't it fun to see where technology might be headed?
This weekend is the Colorado Gold Conference. I'm excited. This is the third year I've attended. :-) Three years of seriously working on my writing. My first year, I was learning about the publishing process. My second year, I was trying to produce another novel (those inner voices were dragging me down). Now in my third year, I've failed a plenty. But I've had some successes, too. I've won a contest–yay (and placed second in a few more). My biggest success is that I've caught the eye of a pretty well known agent. :-)
Now, I simply need to write a novel she can sell. No small order. Some people would've thrown in that dirt ol' towel. I'm not there, yet. I'm at a crossroads, trying to decide if I should go back an rework one of my older pieces or should I start something new. Hmm. Decisions, decisions. What do you all think?
Another School Year
Another summer has come and gone. As a teacher, I started school this past week. The kids start tomorrow. You'd think after 12 years, I wouldn't be nervous anymore. Will they like me? Will they make fun of my clothes? Will I forget my supplies? Will I make a fool out of myself? While some of those jitters are warranted (yes, they will probably make fun of my clothes), I really do hope I have it together tomorrow. I also hope I can remember some of their names by the end of the day.
I once had another teacher tell me if I ever stopped feeling nervous on the first day, I needed to quit teaching. I suppose that means I still care. There is hope for me. :-)
This nervous excitement has spilled over to my writing. I finished one story over the summer and now it's time to start another. What will I pick? Will my characters like me? Will the plotting work out? Will I get stuck in rewrites? Probably. But, the excitement of meeting new people, shaping new lives and creating new worlds, makes the whole process worth it. Both in fiction and in real life.
C'est La Fin
And that's a wrap. Almost. I've finished writing The Fourth Wish. *drops balloons and confetti* I'd like to hang up my pen and call it a day, but the darn thing needs to be edited. One of my "wish list" agents asked for a partial. If I don't want to miss the published author train, I've got to get busy. I guess I won't start planning my vacation just yet. :-)


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So you're an author, and your book is out there in the world. You've sweated and agonized and copy edited and re-read; in short, you've done everything you could to make sure your book is the best thing you can write at that moment. You wait nervously for its release. Will it sell? Will people like it? And then the reviews start to appear. Maybe it's a positive review (yeah!); maybe it's negative (ouch!), but the reviewer takes the time to explain what it is they didn't like about the book in a clear and fair way (still ouch, but okay, I get it, no book is for everyone).


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A Representative from North Carolina;. Completed preparatory studies, moved to Hawfields, N. Carolina about 1793 and established an academy. Elected as a Democrat to the 5th to the 14th Congresses and served from 1797 to his death.
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Died. At his lodgings in Georgetown, yesterday, the Hon. Richard Stanford, a Representative in Congress from the state of North Carolina, aged about 47 years. His complaint was the Erysipelas, originating it is believed, in the common cold.
Mr. Stanford had been a Member of the House of Representatives for near twenty years, and was at the time of his death, the oldest Member of the House. In private life, he was esteemed and respected, as an upright man and useful member of society.
His funeral will take place this day with the usual and appropriate ceremonies, at 12 o'clock.
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This lamented gentleman was elected to Congress in the year 1796, and has continued to represent the same district ever since. The tribute thus paid to his worth by his constituents, was most eminently merited. All the virtues that made his private character amiable and exemplary, shone throughout his public life. He was honest, sincere, consistent and independent alike in every situation; allowing no motive for any part of his conduct but the single one of serving his gracious Master and Redeemer, to whom he had long devoted himself, whose name he had loved to acknowledge, and whose doctrine he adorned. The loss of a Christian public man, thus blessed with right principles, is a national affliction. His bereaved family and friends have the best of all consolations in knowing that their loss is his gain; that he was among the faithful here, and is among the blessed forever.
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1. Environmental management systems – a way towards sustainable development in universities : "It was difficult at first … then we started talking with our colleagues and we saw it in a longer perspective"University dissertation from Lund : International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics, Lund University
Abstract : The economic development in the world today makes increased consumption of goods and travelling available for more people around the world than ever before. This results, however, also in increased production and spreading of substances that are hazardous both to human health and to the ecosystem globally. READ MORE
2. Modelling and Simulation of Dynamic Behaviour in Crushing PlantsUniversity dissertation from Chalmers University of Technology
Abstract : Crushing plants are a vital part in the production of aggregates and metals. Plants are traditionally simulated with a steady-state simulation. With steady-state simulation the plant is simulated until equilibrium is achieved. READ MORE
3. Learning professional skills and attitudes : Medical students' attitudes towards communication skills andgroup learningUniversity dissertation from Linköping : Linköping University Electronic Press
Abstract : Medical education aims at forming students' professional identity. This includes skills and attitudes such as communication and teamwork skills. One of the thesis' aims is to identify students' typical difficulties with learning communication skills, and to understand how these affect their identity development. READ MORE
4. Essays on Growth, Political Economy and DevelopmentUniversity dissertation from Stockholm : Department of Economics, Stockholm University
Abstract : This thesis has three self-contained articles.Economic growth and trade in human capital: A salient empirical pattern in the East Asian "miracle" is a large increase in output and factor accumulation despite only a modest increase in TFP. I develop and calibrate a model of growth and catch-up to provide a possible explanation. READ MORE
5. Developing Entrepreneurial BehaviorUniversity dissertation from Chalmers University of Technology
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MORE than 250 people attended the funeral of a Wrexham FC favourite.
A host of former Wrexham FC stars were among the mourners who packed Pentrebychan Crematorium for the funeral of former player George Showell, 78, who collapsed at Sainsbury's in Wrexham on December 18.
In his career Mr Showell won an FA Cup medal with Wolves in 1960 before joining Wrexham from Bristol City in 1966.
When his playing career ended in 1968 because of a recurring knee injury, the defender became a part of the coaching staff and was later a physiotherapist at The Racecourse until 1990.
He decided to retire after the Football League changed the rules meaning the physiotherapists were required to have qualifications to carry out the role.
His wife Gwen, son Mark, daughter Tracy, son-in-law Stephen and grandchildren Luke and Ryan heard a moving tribute from his granddaughter Zoe.
Former teammate and manager Arfon Griffiths described Mr Showell as a great player, who gave the club long and distinguished service.
Rev Emyr Owen invited mourners to make a round of applause and You'll Never Walk Alone played as they left.
Former player and Chester manager Ken Roberts was at the service along with former players Joey Jones, Mickey Evans, Graham Whittle, Ian Moir, Eddie Niedzwiecki, Mickey Thomas, Dixie McNeil, Alec Lucas, Neil Salathiel, Geoff Davis, Steve Buxton, Nigel Beaumont, Idris Pryce, Nick Hencher and former Racecourse groundsman Johnny Edwards.
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Since we are heading quickly toward Good Friday and Easter, I thought this would be a good time to share a resource that I have been playing with for a few days. Easter is a time that makes many people consider their relationship with God. As a result, it also compels us to think about how we have contributed to the death of Jesus through our sinfulness. (Our mistakes…our failures…our depravity…whatever we want to call it, it's still sin. Here's a great sermon from Andy Stanley about that idea.)
Many people are plagued by the question, "How can I overcome sin?" Thankfully, the Bible is not silent on this issue. It reminds us that while we all fall short of the glory of God, we don't have to linger in mud of sin. Through the power of God's Spirit working in us, we don't have to act like the dog that returns to its vomit. (I know that's gross, but…honestly…it's pretty accurate isn't it?)
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State Representative Catherine Barrett has announced her candidacy for the State Senate after a lackluster 8 years in the state House. This leaves the people of house district 32 and Senate district 9 needing some real representation.
Eric Kearney inherited Mark Mallory's seat for the State Senate in spite of hardly being a member of the party. His main qualification for the seat is that he can raise a lot of money. He has given money not only to Democratic candidates but to ultra conservative Republicans Kenneth Blackwell and Joe Deters.
Challenging him for that Senate seat is State Rep. Catherine Barrett has proposed 4 bills in her 8 year career. While she has taken the time to co-sponsor 124 bills she is not one of the co-sponsors on HB 263; a bill to provide universal health care for all Ohioans. A bill that would be especially important to her district, as many people under her representation are poor and lack proper health care coverage. In contrast, one of her 4 proposed bills was a motion to designate March as:
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With Barrett leaving her seat to challenge the Republicrat Eric Kearney, the house seat is vacant. Hopefully some prominent Democrats who have a chance at victory will step up and run in the primary.
Last weekend I got the chance to hear speeches from excellent city council candidates Reverend Damon Lynch, III and Christopher Smitherman (obviously a Charterite but could run as a Democrat in state). Both finished just short of election to city council, but would find more success in state elections. Both have a grip on the problems facing greater Cincinnati and how to fix them. With two minute speeches in a field of 31 candidates it is hard to understand what a candidate is about. Hearing these candidates have the chance to go in depth was a refreshing experience. This showed me either of them would be successful in a primary or a head to head race as compared to an at large debacle of dozens of candidates.
Both of these men are candidates of action which disturbs some, but would serve as a pleasant interruption to the sleepy representation we have had. A house district is much smaller than the whole city of Cincinnati (only about 100,000 people). They would need less money to get their positive message to the voters.
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Re: 'Please Register' 7.5 eveytime
Thanks Luis, that seems to have done the trick, right clicked on icon, ticked run as administrator and the register now pop up has not popped up yet across a number of projects, hopefully it will stay that way
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Re: Track Instruments vs. Rack Instruments in Cubase 7.5
There's issues with both tracks and racks at the moment. Racks are (or were) the method of choice for sheer versatility and editing power, the problem now is, if you can't unload a vsti and leave an empty slot. The whole rack moves up one and all the instrument id's change, disastrous consequences if you have a a really large project as all finely tweaked.
With the new track concept, there's seemingly naming and saving problems, plus if you add another track it goes to the top and seemingly pushes everything down, again the consequences for huge projects could be a disaster.
The new rack itself needs a bit of work on the GUI as well, its a bit out of proportion really and the fonts above the control knobs are hardly eligible as well as a lack of frame highlighting which instrument you've just clicked on...typical of a new SB release lol
Sat Dec 07, 2013 12:26 am
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Re: Now Steinberg - Five things...
Only five things..?
Glad to see some one else is still focused after the mass outpouring of love and thankyou's at 7.5 welcome party!
7.5 is a great update but hopefully all the details and graphics hangovers from 7.06 won't be over shadowed by all the gloss of new features that 7.5 brings with it.
That little pop up box that follows the cursor around the spreadsheet is horrible indeed! Why not just one discreet frame around the entire strip as on the control room when Mixer or Setup is selected on the bottom? Why does whole sections of the monitors go such a horrible opaque grey when channel groups are created?
And yes, indeed, the DB values should remain visible at all times, and does anybody really need a fader that fills up an entire screen? The horrible little pop up buttons on the send/insert slots needs to give way to intelligent click mapping as much as the mouse over send values needs to be addressed.
The spreadsheet look and feel send/insert page is as horrible and ugly now as it was when first introduced, far from elegant or befitting of such a high class DAW, especially to the untold numbers of users who have no wish to use the stock eq's or strips for which it is a "home" page.
It's surprising that the are VST's still not in floating frames over the MC, they should only disappear when a user wants them to!
Hopefully all these really annoying things are "still in the frame" so to speak.
As you mention, it's all in the little details, it's by paying such attention and fine tuning to all the little details that great music is made, it goes without saying that the same attention and fine tuning should be given to the software that's used to create it with.
Now, did I hear some one say just five things...?
Fri Dec 06, 2013 11:40 pm
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Re: 7.5 Bug: VST performance peak?
@ Outlander: Thanks, will try that. In your thread "Opinion after 7 days with Cubase 7..." I see some screenshots you´ve posted of the VST performance. If I´m not mistaking you use Windows Classic visual settings. Any comment on whether or not to use that too, since that is also a discussion here?
LOL Well spotted! Yes Windows "Classic" look is ever present here! Starts off with the optimize for efficiency in the system setting, chose a simple color desk top because it's surprising aw many CPU cycles can be used to just maintain a desktop image!
But really,just choosing a windows classic feel and smaller items for the start button at a lower font size and other tweaks is far more appealing (and easier/quicker to work on!) here anyway! Mostly because silent (no fan) graphics card needs to take care of whats on screen in a non game environment. So whats the point of having everything set up and tweaked/overclocked to perform as an all singing, all dancing DAW whilst, at the same time, allowing games to get priority on a system that doesn't play games?
Its all matter of taste and preferences, though if it's a (exclusive) DAW machines, it should be set up as one, yes?
There are lot of other tweaks that can be done, for sample, going through your start-up programs. do you really need to have all then loaded? Check the system services that are running, do you really want auto checks and updates running in the background?No of course not, so get rid of them I say! All those cpu cycles. robbing resources from the DAW!
Many thanks to garyB for these tweaks, the guys a genius and this machine is far quicker and more reliable since!
Sun Feb 02, 2014 2:48 am
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Re: Cubase 7.5 with Midi messages
What master keyboard are you using? Seems like it may have been set up to send out specific messages that have been assigned to particular keys? Try resetting it to default as a first step.
Sun Feb 02, 2014 10:55 pm
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Re: 7.5.1 Review.
On win7 here and have not experienced any issues at all with multiple instances of Play, not before or since upgrade to Play 4
Sat Feb 08, 2014 12:37 am
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Re: If you like the 7.5 update...+1 this and reply
+1 Despite the fact that is a really good update with loads of new features (that don't work properly) it's a bargain for the pennies asked for.
But, so many issues have been "bought forward" hopefully they wont sink into the background because of all the new issues that have appeared.
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When the World Ends Lyrics - Dave Matthews Band and Dave Matthews
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Ah When the world ends
Collect your things, you're comin with me
When the world ends
You, tuckle up yourself with me
Watch it as the stars disappear to nothing
The day the world is over oohh
We'll be lyin in bed...
I'ma rock you like a baby when the cities fall
We will rise as the buildings crumble
Float there and watch it all
Amidst the burnin, we'll be churnin
You know love will be our wings
The passion rises up from the ashes
When the world ends
When the world ends
You're gonna come with me
We're gonna be crazy like a river bends
We're gonna float through the crisscross of the mountains
Watch them fade to nothing
When the world ends
You know...that's what's happening now
I'm gon' be there with you somehow, oh..oh
I'ma tie you up like a baby in a carriage car
Your legs don't work cause you want me so
You just lie spread to the wall
The love you got is surely
All the love that I would ever need
I'ma take you by my side and love you tall
'Til the world ends
But don't you worry bout a thing
Cause I got you here with me
Mmmm don't you worry bout aaa....
Just you and me floatin' through the empty, empty
Just you and me
Oh, graces
Oh, grace
Ah, when the world ends
We'll be burnin' one
When the world ends
We'll be sweet makin' love
Oh you know when the world ends
I'm gonna take you aside and say
Lets watch it fade away, fade away
When the worlds done, ours just begun
Its done, ours just begin
We're gon' dive into the emptiness
We'll be swimmin
I'm gon' walk you through the pathless roads
I'm gon' take you to the top of the mountain that's no longer there
I'm gonna take you to bed and love you, I swear
Like the end is near
I'm gon' take you up to...
I'm gon' take it down on you
I'm gon' hold you like an angel .. angel
I'm gon' love you [2x]
When the world ends
I'm gon' hold you
When the world is over, we'll just be begin...
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Young, old, black, white, hispanic. Sometimes I play my music way too loud, (turnabout is fair play).
When I play the closing credits of "The Matrix Reloaded" in DVD on my shop system I get comments from everyone "That old white guy plays some great music. It makes me feel good.
The credit goes to The Dave Matthews Band and the film directors and music editors that put together a great set.
This piece is a great closer, following as it does Rage Against The Machine, Rob Zombie, POD, a little Linkin Park to catch your breath before being slammed again by yet another great piece of music.
The Matrix has a lot of dance nightclubs in it. Sarasota is revamping a successful night club to play this type of mix. It should be a reveling hit.
A song this good is hard to find the right words for, so I set up where it belongs just to try to get started.
Innovative, a mission to the unexplored region with previously unknown techniques. Guns for Somalia, Grain for Los Angeles. Words fail me.
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+ Prayer leads to discernment.
Truth is usually found through compromising and compromising and compromising and compromising because humans are limited in understanding and are often wrong and need the constant correction of the ongoing process of community as well as individual discernment. Discernment is such an underrated concept on the planet these days. It needs to be accentuated, emphasized, revitalized and accepted as a necessary process for progress.
+ "By refining the attention we can make the mind serviceable and thereby rediscover the sense of well-being that emerges spontaneously from a balanced mind. The contemplative traditions of the world have long known this, but our contemporary civilization seems to have forgotten it." -- B. Alan Wallace
+ "Discernment: Sorting out the good from the not so good, the truth from the less than true, the divine from the less than divine. Seeing through ourselves, through the layers of pretense that we allow to obscure our inner realities. Seeing through to the essence, the real, within ourselves and others. Picking up on the difference between what is said and what is felt. The difference between what is done and what is intended." (Excerpt from a sermon, "The Art of Discernment" by Jim Burklo preached on August 27, 2006 at Sausalito Presbyterian Church.)
+ "The transition from being an admirer of Jesus to an imitator of Jesus, from living primarily for self aggrandizement to living for aggrandizement of the Lord, from doing the works of the Lord to working for the Lord, from being inspired by personal desires to being guided by the Spirit, is indeed a very frightening transition. It is a movement from what is known and clearly defined to what is unknown and not clearly defined. The Law of the Commandants can be seen and clearly defined. The Law of the Spirit cannot." -- The Sisters and Brothers of La Ermita


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Brandied Sweet Potato Soufflé
A divine preparation for sweet potatoes; pumpkin pie was eliminated as Thanksgiving dessert after this dish was discovered.
From Katie Button, Chef of Cúrate in Asheville, North Carolina
Photo by Evan Sung
- Yield: 10 Servings
3 pounds sweet potatoes
8 tablespoons unsalted butter, room temperature
8 ounces cream cheese, room temperature
¾ cup firmly packed brown sugar
6 large eggs, separated
¼ teaspoon freshly grated nutmeg
¼ teaspoon ground allspice
¼ teaspoon ground cinnamon
1 cup heavy cream
¼ cup brandy
Salt to taste
1. Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Scrub sweet potatoes. Bake in oven until tender, about 1 hour. Cool, peel, and puree.
2. In a mixing bowl cream butter, cream cheese, and sugar. Beat in egg yolks and sweet potatoes. Add spices, cream, and brandy. Mix well. Taste and add salt as desired.
Note: Recipe can be made one day in advance up to this point. Just bring mixture back to room temp before egg white step.
3. When ready to bake (after turkey is removed from oven), preheat oven to 375 degrees. Beat egg whites until stiff and fold into potato mixture.
4. Pour into butter 9x13 baking pan or similar dish. Bake until hot and slightly puffed, 35−40 minutes. Remove from oven and let cool 5 minutes.


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- Teacher of the Year, University of Maryland, Dental Hygiene Class of 2011
- Junior Clinic Coordinator
- Participated in the International Dental Mission for the 20th Anniversary Operation Smile Vietnam, 2009 Volunteer
- Participated in Mission of Mercy Projects: 2011 Western MD & 2012 Southern MD
- Faculty Advisor, Student American Dental Hygienists' Association, UMSOD
- Co-chair, UMB Outreach Council
- UMSOD Dental Hygiene Admissions Committee
- UMSOD Dental Hygiene Progression Committee
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Division wrote: Geno didn't play that bad today.... 256 yards 1 TD-1 INT.
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TNPatsFan wrote: I've said this before and I'll say it again. I hate NFL football on Thursdays. With the exception of Thanksgiving day, Thursday football doesn't belong in the NFL. NFL football should only be played on Sunday and on Monday night.
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jetkwondo wrote: Yup, the "smacktalk, circus" train left town long ago, though I know many will continue to hold onto that...On that note, I loved Rex's post game presser which showed his maturation as a HC in dealing with the media.
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Gonzorot wrote: Geno is going to be one of those highly inconsistent types this year i can see it..
"He stayed poised," defensive tackle Gerald McCoy said. "I was sure when I was hitting him early on that he would get rattled. He kept hanging in. I said, 'How many more times do I (have) to hit you?'"
"I'm never going to panic," Smith said. "I'm never in panic mode. It's a game. It's something that I've been playing my entire life."
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dokgonzo wrote: I'm sure one thing BB will stress to the DB's is that they've got to come up with those INT's. There were I think 2 "almosts" yesterday. With a full game of film on Geno to work with, I think we see a coupe of picks by the Pats.The entire offense needs to settle down.
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Division wrote: Mark really needs to get rid of that head band just like Tom needed a hair cut back in 07.
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MachinaVerde wrote: I guess he's doing "locks for love" or something similar. So he gets a pass from me but he definitely needs to lose that 'stacheoh....
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dokgonzo wrote: @JayGlazer reporting that Shane Vereen broke a small bone in wrist on 1st play yesterday, needs surgery & will miss "a few weeks"@JayGlazer: Vereen played entire game with injury but experienced numbness afterwards as bone sits on nerve
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To further brighten your day, I'm told Zach Sudfeld pulled a hamstring yesterday. Didn't play in 4th quarter. Hooman only healthy TE
FOX Sports' Jay Glazer reports Shane Vereen is undergoing wrist surgery on Monday and will miss "a few weeks."Vereen gutted out the injury against the Bills, but Monday's surgery will sideline him for what sounds like 2-3 games. Per Glazer, Vereen broke a "small bone" in the wrist on his first play of Sunday's win over Buffalo. He experienced "numbness" in the joint after the game because the cracked bone sits directly on a nerve. Look for Stevan Ridley to regain his feature back role and keep it for the remainder of the season.
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I'm confident Ridley will respond just fine as the feature RB...but they sure could use Danny Woodhead.
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GinoC wrote:I'm confident Ridley will respond just fine as the feature RB...but they sure could use Danny Woodhead.
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Division wrote: I'm not real concerned about Ridley's hands. In 386 touches he's fumbled 6 times. One of his fumbles yesterday happened because he slipped while trying to make a cut.
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dokgonzo wrote: Ridley will step up. So will Blount. Washington will cover for Vereen while he mends. Maybe they bring Winn back for a few weeks.Losing Sudfeld is a bigger deal. That just leaves Hooman as a proper TE. Develin can fill in as a TE, but they're going to have to reshape the offense for a few weeks.
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The Jets only have a handful of days to prepare for the New England Patriots , but Muhammad Wilkerson says that's enough, especially with head coach Rex Ryan back in the fold defensively. "I think with Rex more now in the defensive meetings and helping out, I think he's going to put together a great defensive game plan." "We're going to go to Foxboro and get this win," he said. When asked where the Jets would be after Week 2, Wilkerson replied: "We're going to be 2-0."
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LOL.I hope BB has something in store for Geno Smith
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Hunter07 wrote: This should be an "interesting game" Thursday, - both teams just played teams that "found a way" to lose, ...
We tried to "out-Bill" the Buffalo Bills...in their house!! Our starting RB gets benched for fumbling, our center botches a snap on Buffalo's 1 yard line, our receivers stop and watch Brady when he rolls out of the pocket as if they're in the stands, etc. I don't care how hard we try, the Bills will find a way to lose down the stretch. Their WR dropped a game clinching pass, even though the ball had the velocity of a father trying to teach his 3 year old how to catch. That's how you lose. But ya, we can definitely lose to the Jets if we have the same performance in the turnover battle and our rookie wideouts keep running into each other or stopping all together after their done with their routes. The Jets have no pressure and if Geno can simply keep drives moving while killing the clock, they'll certainly have a chance. I can see Rex putting 7 in the box, hitting Amendola, stopping the run, keeping us honest with screens and making Brady throw to the outside to beat them. Normally this is the last thing that you do against Brady but our WR's were that bad and couldn't get any separation. They were also horrible in anticipating where Brady was going to throw, which is a recipe for turnovers deep down field. After some of those WR miscues, I really think that I saw Brady trying to count to 8 before reacting. This isn't the boring 2006 team where we had experienced receivers who just weren't that good, occasionally dropping balls and requiring Brady to chip his way down the field. These receivers are supposed to be bigger and talented outside compliments to Amendola, Edelman and Vareen and if they can't succeed with this, they're borderline useless. Amendola had to make a few great catches in the middle of the field when he was covered for us to win the game (frankly, catches that I think Welker would have dropped). Hopefully these are simply growing pains within a complex system.
If our WR's need to get by until mid-season before they are on the same page with Brady, our DB's will need to step up. The Jets only had 90 yards rushing and 47 were from Geno. If the Pats have a defensive strength, it is stopping the run (see Foster and Ray Rice). However, when teams have tried to catch up in the past and start throwing every play, they often wonder why they bothered running in the first place. Hopefully our DB's are catching up to our front 7. I'll be curious to see if we blitz Geno or if our DE's play contain and we try to keep him in the pocket. I kind of think that he'd be less comfortable having to drop back and throw vs. being rushed from the pocket and improvising with a clear view of the field.


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MamLuft&Co. Dance was named by CityBeat as Cincinnati's Best Dance Company Pushing the Envelope in 2012. MamLuft&Co. Dance's seventh season features thoughtful, original, highly physical, and athletic Modern Dance, and the Company is delighted to partner with Cincinnati Art Museum to remember the World War I hundred-year anniversary.
The Cincinnati Art Museum and MamLuft&Co. Dance co-present a tour and performance centered on Cincinnati Art Museum's special exhibit, Cries in the Night: German Expressionist Prints around World War I. The evenings begin with guided tours of the special exhibition and conclude in the Art Museum's monumental Great Hall, where MamLuft&Co. Dance will perform a modern work. The Modern Dance performance is inspired by the exhibit and the Expressionist movement itself, a pivotal era in both visual art and dance.
This Art Museum's exhibition of prints traces the avant-garde and the concurrent renaissance in the graphic arts, particularly printmaking, with the founding of the Brücke in 1905, through the devastating and transformative impact of the artist's careers after Germany entered World War I in August 1914, and its aftermath during the early years of the Weimar Republic.
CINCINNATI REMEMBERS WWI: This program is presented as part of "Cincinnati Remembers WWI," a citywide series of events commemorating the centenary of the First World War and anticipating Cincinnati Opera's production of the Pulitzer Prize-winning opera Silent Night in July 2014. For more information, please visit www.cincinnatiopera.org/WWI.


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