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Thank you so very much Michael for all of Booth Family Photos. May I use them on my family tree, I will give you credit for them.
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You are very welcome, Michael. Full dates for Clara are 04/30/1888 - 8/15/1972 in Contra Costa. The only other Doolans that show up on the computer at St. Joseph are Bernice and James Leo over in Queen of Heaven in Lafayette.
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could I have Veronica Rutledge 3140977482 transferd to me she is my Cousin.. my # is 47290815
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Michael, you are most welcome. It was a beautiful day today for picture taking and I live about a half mile from this cemetery. If you would like the full size original of the photo, it would be my pleasure to send it to you via email. Let me know if the email you list on your profile can handle large images, or if you prefer I use a different one, send it to me via the findagrave@soapbaux email address located on my profile. Cheers, Mike F.
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Michael, May I use your photos of the Booth family in Coeur d'Alene Memorial Garden Cemetery, I will give you credit for the photos, a very large family buried in different cemeteries.
Thank you for making it possible to find some of them.
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Hello Michael. I tried to get a photo today, but I am confused by what I found. There is no marker for any M.C. Barnes in the vicinity of Frank Young.
Lot 4062 is the location for Frank Young. The number plugs are visible in this area, so I am pretty sure about what I found. William Barnes is in lot 4061, to the left of Frank. Lot 4063, on the other side of Frank, is either unmarked or unoccupied.
Could it be that the person you are looking for is William Barnes? I created a memorial for him and added photos.
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Location: Sometimes Maryland, sometimes NoVA. Depends on the day of the week
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We are thinking of working on our basement this weekend, since Hanna will ruin our outdoor plans. We need to attach a vapor barrier to cinder block foundation wall up to grade. Construction adhesive sticks to the block but not the vapor barrier (10mil poly I think). Googling is not helping me. How on earth do I get the vapor barrier to stay against the wall?
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Get some waterproofing stuff. Looks like tar, comes in 1 or 5 gallon buckets. Thinner than tar. Open, stir well, apply with a roller. Let it get tacky, stick the poly to it. Should work well. The waterproofing will dry hard if you let it set long enough.
Can use it in a number of spots, I've even used it to glue down vinyl flooring. Just have to know to let it get tacky enough. In most cases, you can remove the poly, flooring or whatever in the future by just peeling it off, another advantage to the stuff.
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Wow! Thanks for the quick response
In time for me to even make it to the depot on my afternoon errand running. I hadn't thought of that, although I did contemplate using drylock paint and sticking the barrier to it while it was wet. LOL Do I need to apply to the whole wall or just a band at the top to keep it held up to grade? (That will be the difference between 1 and 5 gallons).
Its kind of frustrating, this is a step that I know we need to do, but there is so little information on it. The books just say to attach a vapor barrier, the vapor barriers don't say how to attach them, and HGTV never shows anyone doing it LOL
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If you are putting in a vapor barrier on the inside of a basement, then you want to run it the entire height of the block or poured wall. Concrete block especially wicks moisture, and that damp spot below grade will simply migrate to above the vapor barrier. If you put a vapor barrier or water barrier on the outside of a concrete foundation wall, you want to stop the barrier just above the splash-back point from water that hits the ground.
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really? That goes against everything I have read and what our structural engineer said. Vapor barrier against the block to grade, then framing and insulation with a second full height vapor barrier (like the one on the insulation) behind the drywall. Theory being that water behind the outside barrier goes to the french drain, water behind the second one goes through the block wall (water vapor would come both in and out through the block, but won't hit the drywall or the finished space).
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Well if it is a block wall
It is normal to waterproof the wall itself on the outside, applied directly to the block. Done before backfilling. They use the same waterproofing stuff out of the bucket. Ocassionally you will see some folks do a second coat after the first has set well, takes a couple of days. Dries to touch in about a day.
Then they may apply the second coat, followed by poly sheet and then rigid insulation board. Usually they just use the waterproofing stuff to stick stuff together. Then it all gets backfilled. Normally only comes up to grade level with this treatment on the outside.
I guess you could use it inside over the entire surface, don't normally see it done that way, hopefully the contractor already did it outside. Can be sort of good insurance if you are planning on studding and finishing off the basement.
You can use this same idea for waterproofing areas inside like behind showers, surrounds, etc in the bath. I always do a full sheetrock, then treat the area in question with either an oil based paint or the waterproofing stuff, let it get tacky, good olde poly sheet over the top, quick, cheap, easy and pretty effective. If you are tiling then it is Durock over top that and then tile.
Lots of ways to skin the same cat, they all use about the same methods.
I take it the house is already built, backfilled and you are going this treatment on the inside basement wall before finishing the basement. In that case I would probably go whole hog and treat all the surfaces with waterproofing, not very expensive stuff, pretty easy to apply. Poly sheet over top the waterproofing is really a belt and suspenders approach, especially if the outside is already waterproofed, sucker should be able to float like a boat. just make sure you don't drip any on the floor, not that easy to clean up neatly. You clean it up with paint thinner.
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Oh yeah, the house is already built. 40 years ago LOL
The basement was "finished" when we moved it. As in, furring strips tacked to block walls, circa 1972 paneling on top of that, and indoor/outdoor carpeting over top of vinyl tile on the floor. (The closet in the bedroom was built on top of the "carpet.") When we moved in, about 18 months ago, it was mildewy, but not really damp. More just 40-year-old dank. We ripped everything out almost immediately, to investigate the mildew. Discovered there were no obvious places of water damage, no rotten areas, no true moldy spots. So we just chalked it up to 40 years of non-insulated basement dankness. In the year+ since everything has been down, we have tested the block for condensation (sealed some squares of poly in different spot) and found nothing. We have also had no water problems. Last summer was fairly dry, but this has been a wet year and we did have a tropical storm roll through last year. We are about to have our second tropical storm. I am pretty sure if we weather that, we should be fine for 99% of the weather around here. A true hurricane might be an issue, but where we are in MD, those are fairly rare (Isabel was the last one in 2003). Oh, we also had the couple of cracks in the blocks evaluated by a structural engineer. He said they were not structural and told us how to seal them. It cost me $250, but I figure after 40 years, since we had it opened up, it was a good time to have it evaluated (especially since a friend of mine has a similar aged house, and her foundation needs to be completely redone. There are placed where some blocks are an inch or two off plumb from other blocks!)
So thats the whole story
I do want to do it right, but honestly, I'm not terribly concerned about rivers flowing into my house. Just the normal moisture in the air. My location makes it kind of difficult b/c we have to deal with hot, humid summer month and reasonably cold winters. So you have to account for both.
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If you are going to use Drylock paint, then take the time to read the instructions on the can. It usually says to use two coats, AND to overlap it onto the floor for a couple inches. You usually have to do the 2nd coat within 24 hours of the first coat, or you have to put in an additive so it will stick to the first coat.
Get the crack filling stuff that Drylok makes and fill in the cracks. You can also get a caulking for concrete that works well too for the larger stuff.
I can tell you that the 2nd coat is very important. YOu will be surprised of the little nooks that get missed on the first coat.
Don't bother trying to put the moisture barrier to the wet paint. It will likely peel off when the paint dries.
My feeling is that if you have not had moisture coming in, and you have addressed soil slope and downspouts on the exterior, then the 2 coats of Drylok will probably be fine.
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really? That goes against everything I have read and what our structural engineer said. Vapor barrier against the block to grade, then framing and insulation with a second full height vapor barrier (like the one on the insulation) behind the drywall. Theory being that water behind the outside barrier goes to the french drain, water behind the second one goes through the block wall (water vapor would come both in and out through the block, but won't hit the drywall or the finished space).
I'm not understanding any appreciable difference? Visualize a free standing concrete block wall, built up from the slab of a poured concrete basement, prior to any backfilling. For the example, we'll say the basement will be to the left of the wall, the backfill to the right. The primary place you want to prevent moisture intrusion is from ground water and runoff from the roof on the right side of the wall. You mastic the exterior (right side) of the concrete to the grade level. You then backfill, starting with crushed stone, then perhaps a drain pipe with a silt barrier, dirt, and finally topsoil.
The above works fine if the house is guttered properly and the slope goes enough away from the house to carry the surface water off. What happens in some real-life situations is that a lack of a gutter or a driving rain can have water splashing on the dirt and stones next to the house, and spattering up to 18" up. By extending the waterproofing slightly ABOVE grade, say 6" to 10", then bulk of that splash-back will not be able to penetrate the concrete. The mastic also forms an additional barrier to ants and other insects. The second course of block above grade can be treated with a water permeable treatment, such as latex paint without the primer, brickwork, or stucco (sparging). That area allows any moisture in the block an easy way to exit. This sill or mud sill sits on top of the block, and should be of either pressure treated lumber or something resistant to moisture, or sit on a neoprene barrier.
On the interior of the basement, on the left side of that wall, you have an unusual situation. Not only can the concrete have moisture in it, it will be cold enough on humid summer days to have moisture condense on it. (Winter air is usually heated and drier, so it isn't as much an issue in the cold months, even if the wall is colder in winter than summer.) Anyway, that moisture that condenses will migrate inside the block and keep a general dampness in the basement, making it feel like the typical, "eww, this is too dank down here to use this space" type of cold humidity. Additionally, in some situations, ground water can be significant enough at the foundation/wall joint that moisture can wick up from it and invade the basement space.
There is no perfect solution to all all that condensation and moisture. What I discovered, after long thought and some experimentation, is that a barrier of plastic against the interior of the block, going all the way to the top of it, will seal out any intruding moisture, away from the basement and into the block, where it will either migrate upwards and evaporate off the unsealed surface of the top blocks, or downward to a rim drain around the interior perimeter of the slab.
That plastic barrier doesn't resolve the condensation problem though. It requires one of two solutions. The first, which I used in a laundry room with a
moisture problem, is to use 1" furring strips and cover the plastic sealed wall with masonite pegboard that has been given a quality watertight sealant on the back.
A dehumidifier exhaust is then ducted into the bottom of the space between the pegboard and the wall.
Since the air coming out of the dehumidifier is both dry and slightly warmer that the room air, the pressurized dry air will absorb the moisture that might have collected on the plastic, and the vapor and air will escape into the room from the holes in the pegboard. As the dehumidifier cycles, it eventually clears the air of moisture, and the warming action of the dehumidifier exhaust raises the temperature in the space between the pegboard and wall, to a point where the wall warms and no longer condenses the humidity out of the air.
I really should have patented that idea, but whatever. I've never seen anything similar, and it works like a charm.
In a less humid basement space, the wall can be insulated with standard insulation and a second vapor barrier applied on the interior (living space) side. The trick here is again something I've never seen anyone else do. The TOP four inches of the vapor barrier are removed., even though the insulation goes completely to the top. In a basement space, there is typically a few degrees of temperature difference between the floor and ceiling. The floor therefore has a high relative humidity, and the ceiling a low one. As an insulated wall cavity heats, any moisture in it starts migrating to the top, where it can escape from the break in the vapor barrier. When the room cools, the last place to cool is the area near the ceiling, and therefore the relative humidity up there remains low, so little moisture has a chance to wick down into the insulation.
Using these techniques and a few others, I was able to transform a house where the basement was like a boat riding in the water table. I was actually able to use regular sheet rock below grade and not have it mold, even as the sump pump was constantly removing water from that same basement.
As for what others recommend, I don't much care. I know what works when the alternatives are costly and often impractical digging and raising a basement above ground level, or abandoning use of the space altogether.
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I'm not understanding any appreciable difference?
Well, the different in my case is about 4 feet
Basement is only half under grade. Full size windows and such. So, when you said to go up to grade, it was a large different. Like double. Plus, from everything I have researched, you never want two full vapor barriers because moisture can get trapped between them. You solution is to leave the 4" gap at the top on the inside. Mine was to only have the poly barrier to grade.
But, I think I may have solved my real problem. I couldn't find cosmic's "tar-like" waterproofing stuff. But I did find a polyethylene based construction adhesive that says it bonds to concrete, brick, and plastic.
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Well there are several problems you guys might already be aware of.
Right now I'm just dealing with the first issue. Yet I think that it's good that you guys update the installers before the 14th / 15th, so we can fix issues beforehand. So I'm thankful for that. Regards, HypnotoadProductions EDIT: The installer told me to redownload the whole game again as of some files were corrupted during the download. Oh well, I'm glad my internet is somewhat speedy.
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after the update installer tome 1 & 2 have been modified ...but the folder is still 7.60 GB or 8,162,932,728 bytes ..is this correct?
Well there are several problems you guys might already be aware of. Same issue as you, getting stuck on 100% then setup.exe gets corrupt saying it can't find the directory or whatever. Trying to redownload the whole thing too as we speak. |
Well there are several problems you guys might already be aware of. My downloader got stuck at 100%, I waited 5 minutes and it was done... |
I've been having some annoying issues with the download or the past two weeks. (Windows 7 Ultimate).
The first time I downloaded the live installer, while starting the Diablo 3 setup, it didn't go to the launcher. It started the Agent, popped up the "Diablo 3 Setup" window, and just closed again. While my friends said they got to the launcher just fine, it didn't happen for me. So I decided to redownload it again yesterday, and today again after reading the blog entry. Now, after starting "Diablo 3 Setup" it got stuck on updating files in a loop over and over, till I finally manually closed it. I did some searching and I came across a thread about this same issue during beta for others. (http://us.battle.net/wow/en/forum/topic/4511762211) Note, the beta worked just fine for me. I deleted and redownloaded the entire thing and it got stuck at 99%. Restarting the download and disabling p2p finally got me through to 100%. But now, when running the setup, again I get stuck in an infinite loop during "Updating Setup Files". It says "Updatign Setup Files" roughly at 60%, stays like this till it jumps to roughly 70%. Message changes to "Launching Blizzard Launcher" and immediately reverts back to "Updatign Setup Files" at 60%, over and over..... I tried both deleting and replacing Agent.db from my C:\ProgramData\Battle.net\Agent as had been advised in the thread from beta, and that didn't fix it either.
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2. "Not authorized" This error message means that you still have the old downloader. Please clear your cache and download the installer again.
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I downloaded the new installer and pointed the download to the folder containing "Diablo-III-8370-enGB-Installer". It checks the files up to 4gb and then just starts downloading everything, anyone knows what's wrong?
As I said I installed it in the folder CONTAINING the diablo-installer and not in the diablo-installer folder.
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What's the exact "Size on disk" when you got the files downloaded properly?
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same mojo here..and no , its not fun.
ps> will you tell us how to fix the entire download thing? its gona take me like 3-4 days to download the game again.
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I deleted the old downloader, got the new one and startet installing.
I canceled the installation 2 times, because the target folder seemed wrong to me (didn't want to download all of it again). Now it seems to run right, my question: After all is done, is there any way to check, if the content is now ok? To make sure it will install when we are able too? Any files that should be in the new stuff? |
Alright so I redownloaded the whole game (again, for the second time today) and once again I'm stuck at:
"downloading Diablo-III-8370-enGB-Installer" at 100% it doesn't finish it. And I know that if I just exit right now I have to redownload the whole game again. EDIT: It seems that it can't finish Installer Tome 3.MPQE.part EDIT2: Okay so after about 30 minutes, after reaching 100%, the installer managed to finish the whole thing, now beeing able to install. So for all of you guys who are stuck at 100%: Just wait...just wait...
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I compiled a list of the more frequent issues with the setup and installer and posted it here: http://eu.battle.net/d3/en/forum/topic/4008360977 It includes answers and possible solutions, too.
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It's better to download the version for your region, otherwise you might not be able to play until 9AM CET (when the US servers launch). Source: Hope that helped man. Remember: It's better to download it again now to prevent any future problems you might run into. Just to be safe.
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UIUC College of Education
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Established | 1905 |
Dean | Mary Kalantzis |
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135 |
Undergraduates | 650 |
Postgraduates | 711 |
Location | Champaign, IL |
Website | [1] |
The School of Education at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign was founded in 1905. It was later renamed to College of Education in 1918. The college offers undergraduate, graduate, and online programs in areas including, but not limited to, elementary education, early childhood education, special education, and Educational Organization and Leadership. There were originally six departments, three of them merged and formed the largest department in the college. All departments offer masters and doctoral degrees. However, only two departments offer undergraduate degree programs: Special Education and Curriculum & Instruction. The college also offers 16 online programs. Students seeking an undergraduate degree in the college must meet the minimum graduation requirement set forth by the university. To obtain a certification, students must also meet the requirements of the Council on Teacher Education, a professional educational administration at the University of Illinois.[1] The total enrollment is 1361 students as of 2011.[2] The College of Education is ranked #23 with the best graduate education program in the United States by U.S. News and World Report.
The main building of the College of Education is the Education building, which is located on the south quadrangle of the campus, near the Krannert Art Museum. The Education Building was built in 1964 and designed by the university Architectural professor A. Richard Williams.[3]
The college planned to expand their building to accommodate for the number of growing students. A building model was made representing what would be the new college building. However, the date for this expansion has yet to be confirmed by the college.[3]
The College of Education originally consisted of six departments.
- Curriculum and Instruction
- Special Education
- Educational Psychology
- Human Resource Education
- Education Policy Studies
- Educational Organization and Leadership
The departments of Education Policy Studies, Human Resource Education, and Educational Organization and Leadership merged and became what is known as now the Department of Education Policy, Organization and Leadership.[4]
Curriculum and Instruction[edit]
The Department of Curriculum and Instruction prepares students on the issues of teaching, learning, and child development. This department is ranked #5 in the nation, according to US News and World Reports.[5]
Special education[edit]
The Department of Special Education focuses on the education of students with intellectual and learning disabilities from birth to age 21.
Educational Psychology[edit]
The Department of Educational Psychology offers graduate program in the study of how students learn in different educational environments.
Department of Education Policy, Organization and Leadership[edit]
The Department of Education Policy, Organization and Leadership offers study mainly on the rules and regulations that governs the proceeding of a learning environment. There are also nine online programs available for on-campus or international students. The department is one of the largest in the college, with over 380 graduate students on campus and 1,800 students enrolled in the on-line programs.[6]
Academic programs[edit]
Undergraduate programs[edit]
The college offers three undergraduate degrees programs in Special Education, Early Childhood Education, and Elementary Education.
Graduate programs[edit]
All six of the college departments offer master's and doctoral degrees to graduate students.
Online programs[edit]
The college offers twelve online programs. Students can obtain online master's degree in programs including, but not limited to:
- Community College Teaching and Learning
- Human Resource Development
- Curriculum Technology and Education Reform (CTER)
- Global Studies in Education
Office of International Programs[edit]
Greater China Initiative[edit]
The Greater China Initiative was established in the 2012-2013 academic year to enable a staff member of the college to based in Shanghai, China to "advance both the global influence and the international impact of the College of Education by promoting faculty expertise, undergraduate and graduate degree programs, non-degree certificate programs, contract projects, and alumni events [in the region]."[7] The initiative is partially supported by the Yew Chung Education Foundation which has allowed a Teach in China study abroad cohort composed of undergraduate and graduate students to teach for three to six weeks at Yew Wah School of Shanghai which is located in the Changning District of Shanghai.
Freshmen who applied to the college are all admitted to the Pre-Early Childhood, Pre-Elementary Education, Pre-Special Education curriculum. Elementary education and early childhood education (academic programs in the Department of curriculum and instruction) requires Junior standing with at least 60 hours of coursework. The special education program requires student to have at least 30 hours by the end of freshmen year.[1]
Undergraduate students must satisfy the University graduation requirement as well as the requirement set forth by the Council on Teacher Education. Student teaching is also required and must be completed at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Depending on the curriculum chosen, students must complete a minimum of 125 to 129 credit hours to graduate.[8] Upon completion of these requirements, students will receive certification to teach. Each certification varies depending on the programs of study.
The college has a wide range of research topics from Early Childhood Development to Management & Leadership. It also has the following nationwide research centers and outreach units:
- Office of Community College Research and Leadership
- Early Childhood and Parenting Collaborative
- Illinois New Teacher Collaborative
- Office of Mathematics, Science and Technology Education (MSTE)
- National Center for Engineering and Technology Education (NCETE)
- University Primary School
The College of Education hosts the annual Van Miller Distinguished Scholar Practitioner Award in Springfield. This award is given to those who have presented excellence in the field of education in the states of Illinois. The selection of the recipients is made by college administration alumni and professors.[9]
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External links[edit]
- ^ a b "College of Education". Course Information Suite. 2010. Retrieved April 28, 2011.
- ^ "Student Enrollment by Curriculum and Class Level". Division of Management Information. 2011. Retrieved May 4, 2011.
- ^ a b "UIUC College of Education Promotional Model Build". WORKUS Studio LLC. Retrieved April 28, 2011.
- ^ "Ed.M. in Educational Organization & Leadership with an emphasis in Educational Leadership and Policy". U of I Online. 2011. p. 1. Retrieved May 1, 2011.
- ^ "Curriculum and instruction Best Education Schools". US News-Education Grad Schools. 2011. Retrieved May 1, 2011.
- ^ Anderson, James D. "about EPOL". Education Policy, Organization & Leadership. Retrieved May 2, 2011.
- ^ "Greater China Initiative". University of Illinois Board of Trustees. Retrieved October 14, 2014.
- ^ "Policies and Procedures". University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Retrieved April 30, 2011.
- ^ Zimmerman, Vic. "Van Miller Distinguished Scholar Practitioner Award Nominations Now Being Accepted". Association of School Administrators. Retrieved May 2, 2011.


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Producer talks goals, collaborators, and why he's graduated from hip-hop.
By Ryan Dombal , February 6, 2012
Photos by Erez Avissar
As our lives zoom further into the digital realm of clicks and bits, physical virtuosity remains a powerful reminder of our collective humanness. And, thanks to virtual portals like YouTube, these feats are now more widespread than ever, whether it's an old guy balancing himself on a bottle, or a dude eating 14 Twinkies in one minute, or producer Abraham Orellana aka AraabMuzik hitting his MPC sampler's pads at speeds that dazzle the eye. Commenting on a startling recent AraabMuzik live performance video, Pitchfork's Nate Patrin wrote, "Every instrument needs its Buddy Rich." The comparison to one of the most inventive and renowned drummers of all time is apt: AraabMuzik uses the technology of today to inspire centuries-old awe.
But, without a proper frame, music virtuosity can easily fall into numbing indulgence. After making beats for a range of East Coast hip-hop acts including Dipset and fellow speedster Busta Rhymes, AraabMuzik's 2011 album Electronic Dream had him nailing an undiscovered niche. The LP found the producer ingeniously mixing his precision drums with airy trance samples and coming away with a haunting sound that was unique to him. That breakthrough has helped him graduate from the realm of underground rap to huge electronic music festivals; just last week he opened for EDM kingpin Skrillex at the 4,000-capacity Hollywood Palladium and he'll hit Coachella for the first time this April. And he's got ambitious plans for 2012, including an in-the-works collaborative album with A$AP Rocky, along with his Dream followup, Electronic Reality, studio time with Danny Brown, Theophilus London, and Skrillex, and hopes of working with pop's most elite players. And while the 22-year-old has left the hip-hop world behind him to an extent, on the phone he's an amusingly relentless self-promoter in the Diddy/Dame Dash mold, viewing the music industry as something to be conquered completely: "People are going to be seeing me a lot everywhere: TVs, music, movies, festivals. You name it, I'm gonna be there."
"I make stuff that's already hot even hotter.
I reinvent shit."
Pitchfork: How did you make the transition from hip-hop to the dance world?
AraabMuzik: I do it all. I'm not stuck strictly doing hip-hop. Songs from the dance/electronic scene are my favorite to make and remix, and I like that world. And they accepted me, which was big. I never thought I was going to perform at places like the Electric Daisy Carnival. I was doing regular clubs, beginner stuff, and then once I hooked up with a booking agent they got me in there. As a hip-hop artist originally, it's overwhelming for me to be on stage with these people and doing something that no one's really seen. It's a big step. And now, the game is pretty much merging into that style, so I made that move at the right time.
What's crazy to me is that people now assume I'm behind [hip-hop] tracks that other people are putting out. They're just sitting on the edge of their chair waiting for me to put out [rap beats]. But it's not going to happen. I've graduated from that. All that hip-hop stuff is like play. Right now, I'm just focusing on doing major stuff, like stadiums. All that other stuff I can do on my down time. You want a beat? Alright, I'll help you out. Take this. I'll be in Australia doing something crazy like designing my own sneakers or my own energy drink, so people can feel like me when they drink it. "Be like me on the MPC" or something-- we should advertise it that way. You sell it. You're selling a product.
Watch an Adidas commercial soundtracked by AraabMuzik:
Pitchfork: A lot of hip-hop is incorporating dance music sounds now anyway.
AM: Yeah, that's all you hear. For a lot of people who are just starting to find out about this type of music, they're going to be like, "Oh, he's doing this because it's popular now." No, I've been doing it. I saw someone label me as a dubstep producer-- which, I mean, thanks, but I'm definitely not a dubstep producer. There's nothing wrong with that, though, because that's major. But it's like a school bus driver being labeled as a NASCAR driver. I would love to be a NASCAR driver, but I drive buses for a living.
Pitchfork: How did you originally think to start sampling trance and really upbeat dance music?
AM: [Alice DeeJay's "Better Off Alone"] sparked it. I used to hear those types of records on the radio. Then I just started digging and doing stuff with vocals and breakdowns and nice melodies, atmospheric-sounding stuff. Spacey music. If something catches my attention, I start chopping it up right there and then.
Pitchfork: Some of the dance songs you sample are really catchy but they can also be pretty annoying-- it takes a certain open-mindedness to flip those sorts of records.
AM: Yeah, 'cause if you play hip-hop people this other style, they're like, [disgusted voice] "What's that?" But when I do it it's like, "Damn, that was hot." If you were to play them the regular song by itself, they wouldn't be into it. People are scared to do stuff because they're worried about how people are going to look at them. But I liked [trance] regardless and just kept going. And look where I am now.
Pitchfork: You sampled the Deadmau5 and Kaskade song "I Remember" on the deluxe edition of Electronic Dream. Do you assume people listening to your version are already familiar with the original? Do you care?
AM: I don't. People in the hip-hop world won't really know, but most of the [dance] people know it because that's a big record in that world. People like my version of "I Remember" better than the original now. And that's pretty much what I do: make stuff that's already hot even hotter. I reinvent shit. There are a lot of people who have used the same samples I've used, but there's no way they flipped it the way I did. So, when I put my version out, people completely forgot that this [other] person did it. Everyone can have the same product, but it's more about the way you present it and put it together.
I don't just strictly sample. I build. I'm a musician: I play piano and drums, I read notes, I write music. All of that's incorporated into Electronic Dream, but I just make it seem like it's part of the record I got it from. The world just sees me as being on MPCs, but this year I'm gonna start letting people know I'm like an orchestra: one hand on the piano, another hand on the MPC, another hand on the drums, another on the phone.
I've been producing since the age of 12 and got my first MPC in 2006. I'd been doing a lot of keyboard recording on tapes for years, just filling up the 90-minute Maxwell tapes full of beats. Then I started making a lot of beats on programs, but I always brought my own drum kit everywhere I went, so I could use my sounds instead of the stock sounds. I always try to find a way to incorporate my own sounds. And that's when I got introduced to the MPC. I've went through a lot of MPCs. I own five or six. At Coachella, I might perform with four.
"I want to produce with people that are going to be on the charts
and win Grammys because having regular old street songs
is cool, but I did all that already."
Pitchfork: Do you personally listen to artists like Deadmau5?
AM: Yeah, I've been listening to all that for years-- that's why it's so good when I do it. It's funny, I'm always blowing the speakers out in studios, like, there's smoke coming out of them. I found out that I'm not built for studio monitors. I record and mix down everything in the headphones and then I bring it to the speakers. People always wonder: What do you use to mix? I mix everything with MPC-- EQing, panning, everything. I don't use software.
It's always been live since day one. The way you see me now is the way I was doing it when I first got the MPC. Obviously, not as fast and accurate-- it took years to perfect the skill-- but I always had it. I'm a drummer. I've been playing since I was three. I was in college bands when I was in elementary school: you'd see all these older kids and then this little kid behind the drums creating this big sound.
Pitchfork: Do you practice with the MPC a lot?
AM: Definitely not. No, no, no. I don't practice. It's a gift. It's talent. Obviously, I do it all the time so it's like I'm practicing, but that's just what I do. Sometimes I'll be in the studio flipping through beats and I'll do something quick and people will be like, "What the?!" It's natural! I don't need to be nice like that, I just do it. When I'm in the studio with people who don't really know what I can do with the MPC, I'll pull the machine out and they'll be like, "Oh, damn! I haven't seen one of those in years! What are you about to do? You don't got no CDs in there?" And then: boom. That's how that video with me and Busta Rhymes in the studio came about:
That was the first time I met him. He couldn't believe it! He literally just got up and put me in a headlock and was like,"What the fuck was that?" It was like he saw an alien. I am an alien. I start a lot of relationships these artists because of what I'm capable of doing with the machine and with beats. Anyone can just listen to a beat, that's boring. But when you actually perform in front of them, it's like: wow. It's undeniable talent. That's my advantage.
The first time I flew out to L.A. to meet 50 Cent, I went to go meet up with him in the studio and the first thing he said was, "Are you ready?" And in my head, I'm like, "Are you ready?" He wasn't ready! The beat I was playing was too much for him. He couldn't finish the record. Literally. He took the headphones off and was like, "Yo, this beat's too much for me. I'm gonna have to finish this tomorrow."
Pitchfork: What artists would you like to work with this year?
AM: I've worked with a handful of people, but they're pretty much all East Coast. So I want to get to the South: T.I., Jeezy, Waka, Lil Wayne. I don't want my music to stay New York, I want it to be everywhere. If I'm in Taiwan, I want to hear my music on the radio. I want to produce with people that are going to be on the charts and win Grammys because having regular old street songs is cool, but I did all that already. I want to be hearing myself on commercials for a new Mercedes-Benz. That's where I'm headed.
Watch AraabMuzik's mind-boggling take on Skrillex's remix of Benny Benassi's "Cinema" live at a show in Warsaw, Poland:
Pitchfork: Skrillex is nominated for a bunch of Grammys this year-- that could be you next year.
AM: Yeah! I mean, that live video from Warsaw was the biggest clip I ever put out. Two days after it went up, it was already at like 300,000 views. I was like, "Damn!" It's the one that got everyone's attention. Now people want to see that for themselves. And since I'm chopping up a Skrillex record in that video, me doing Skrillex is what's going to be huge. People are gonna want to book us together. Same with me an A$AP. I sell out shows, he sells out shows. Us together? [laughs] There you go.
Pitchfork: The best part of that video is watching the dude in the glasses in the background react like he just saw his dead grandfather come back to life.
AM: [laughs] Yeah. People want to see more. For my next show with Skrillex I'm gonna give the people new techniques. You know how Skrillex got the little alien thing behind him when he performs? I might do a backflip or pull an extra arm out of nowhere. Who knows? Nowadays, all the people who are major are just DJs. The lighting and all that makes the show-- without all of that stuff, it's just a person behind a laptop. With me, though, it's an actual show. Like, I'm doing that. If I stop, the music stops. With me having cameras and projectors and all kinds of crazy lighting at the same time, it would be like too much for people to take.
Pitchfork: Are you talking to any big pop stars about producing their records?
AM: Not at the moment. I'm going to get there. I'm just one beat away. That's what I keep telling myself. But I'm good. It's all about timing. I don't rush nothing. I don't force anything. I still see myself as the underdog.
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at the moment we use the scan engine with SEP 11. I have seen that the SEP client 12 does not share its definitions with other Symantec products.
Do we need a LiveUpdate Administrtor then or is it possible configure liveupdate.xml to get defintion updates from SEPM?
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Please click the "Mark as solution" link at bottom left on the post that best answers your question. This will benefit admins looking for a solution to the same problem.
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You would need a LUA server, but if there are no other business cases for a LUA server I would just get the definitions from Symantec, you're downloading them all in either case
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Yanks: the epic story of the American Army in World War I by John S.D. Eisenhower with Joanne Thompson Eisenhower
Five lieutenants: the heartbreaking story of five Harvard men who led America to victory in World War I by James Carl Nelson
The long way home: an American journey from Ellis Island to the Great War by David Laskin
American women in World War I: they also served by Lettie Gavin
Crusader nation: the United States in peace and the Great War by David Traxel
Free Online Classes to Start Soon
Three Days of Peace and Music
Special Needs Storytime: Folktale Fridays
Read-alikes for THE LIGHT BETWEEN OCEANS
The movie rights have been purchased for M. L. Stedman's THE LIGHT BETWEEN OCEANS. wonderful book about a lighthouse keeper and his wife. Tom is a WW I veteran, one of the 'lucky ones', he has lost a limb nor his mind but he deliberately seeks the solitude of an island off Australia. He meets and marries, Isabel. But times on the island are tough for Isabel as she suffers multiple
miscarriages and a stillbirth in just four years time. When a boat with a dead
man and a young baby washes ashore, Isabel convinces Tom to let her keep the
baby as their own, but the consequences to her actions may be dire. Similar books are:
The sandcastle girls: a novel by Chris Bohjalian
The orchardist: a novel by Amanda Coplin
The secret keeper: a novel by Kate Morton
The house I loved by Tatiana de Rosnay
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Hi everyone. We are new pool owners - 20' x 44' rectangular pool. Chlorine w/Delta UV Sanitation system. I do not really want to cover the pool with a solid cover as I like to see the water even when it is too cold to swim. We are about 60 miles north of Memphis, TN. Is it possible to just deal with the leaves and keep the pool open year around? We have a variable speed pump that doesn't add much to the electricity costs of the house. Thanks for any advice - pool store says to close it but they also want to sell me the $2,000 cover. |
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- Posted by muddy_water (My Page) on Mon, Sep 1, 14 at 20:39
Hey I'm in Knoxville We have several customers that stay open year round if you don't have a lot of leaves to deal with then keep it open. You'll still need to keep your water balanced even though your not using it to protect the surface and metal part of your pool.... |
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