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Peter Gunn composed by Henry Mancini. Arranged by Jeff Funk. Choir Secular. SATB choir. Choral Octavo. Jazz Choir; Secular. Grade 3. Choral Octavo. 12 pages. Published by Alfred Music (AP.CHM05034).
Henry Mancini was honored posthumously in 2004 with the release of a postage stamp celebrating the life and work of this exceptional film score composer. One of his four Oscars was awarded for the score to Peter Gunn. While there is no lyric to this exceptional theme, Jeff Funk has created an extraordinary "scat"-style choral setting that will be a very special addition to any pop or show music concert. Don't miss this one!
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Riley and I named him Toews (sounds like Taze) and he does answer to that. He has gotten along with all the dogs and especially Stoli, our cat as you can see in the one photo. He's been really great with Riley, comes when he's called, let's me know when he wants out and in, expects a treat when he comes in and if you forget, he lets you know! He loves sleeping on the bed with Stoli and me. He does have the occasion accident, but we're working on that. When he's ready to go to bed at nite, he will jump up and scratch my leg and talk to me (sounds like he's groaning but in an adorable way). I really can't say enough about this little guy, I just can't believe he's such a good little guy! I have left him in the house while I'm gone and he has not torn anything up, he likes to sleep on the back of the couch or loveseat during the day with the cat.
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Loss forgiven? I just played a ranked game and we ended up losing because our Annie was absolute **** and finished on 0/10/4 and we weere winning for a bit. After we loss I came back expecting to see my elo to have gone down but nothing had changed and I read where it usually says "Win!" or "Loss" that it said "Loss forgiven". Is this something new theyve added that I didn't know about or what?
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I am confused. I get this randomly as well....does this mean extra IP?
I just won and only got +11 against a team of all higher ratings. But my rating went from 1356 to 1370, and they all got forgiven.
No idea what is going on.
Server/Lag issues, riot doesn't like QQ.
hmmmm looks like if one side has a feeder or afk/quitter
they let you keep your ELO instead of losing when it isn't your fault, nice
Since people are having lag in games, somewhat severe, I am guessing Riot is giving all the people who lost a game in this time period a "Loss Forgiven", possibly to avoid threads like "RIOT I LAGGED AND I LOST I WAS WINNING U GUYS SUCK" kind of threads. Be thankful.
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Flames Forwards Quantitative Analysis - Top 6
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April 26 2011 10:41AM
The Lambert grades are in, so it's time to get out the graphing calculators and slide rulers and jump head first into the esoteric world of advanced stats once again. This time, I'll be taking a look at the Flames top-six forward group. Well...sort of, since a lot of guys jumped in and out of the top-six as the season progressed. I had to make some decisions as to who to concentrate on, so a couple of guys may look out of place here *cough*Stajan*cough*. Don't worry though - we'll get to everyone in good time.
Playoff Random Thoughts - April 25th
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April 25 2011 10:35AM
Some thoughts on the post-season thus far as well as continued Flames coverage here on FN.
Flames in review: The Big Guns
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April 24 2011 10:39AM
In our last installment, we perused the Flames' outshooting numbers as a team at even strength when the score was tied, as well as examining Miikka Kiprusoff's work during that game state. Today, it's time to look at the primary skaters on the club.
REPORT CARD DAY: Forwards
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April 22 2011 05:47PM
Now obviously it would be at least semi-reasonable to throw a blanket over everything with something like a D+ grade for everyone, and I'd probably get very little in the way of argument from anyone who watched this team for 82 games. It wasn't, to put it lightly, a pretty season.
But not EVERYONE had a bad year. No, no, it's true. Not everyone did. Odd though that may seem. So now, let's go through the forwards to make sure each and every performance is given its due, good OR bad (almost entirely bad).
(Please note that all players are listed alphabetically, and that each had to have played 33 games, or 40 percent of the season, to get what I consider a fair grade, relative to expectations. Except in the case of goaltenders and players traded to the team, in which case they're all getting a grade because I don't care.)
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I am trying to convert a decimal to a floating point integer on using 32 bit registers. I have to do this by hand (pencil and paper) so far my number is
1.11010110111100110100010011(base 2) x 2^26
Now I know that the mantissa can only store 2^23 bites so I need to show what it would look like using rounding and without rounding. My question is what determines rounding? I know truncation will result in this
1.11010110111100110100010(base 2) x 2^23
does rounding just look to the bit to the right and round up to 1 if it equals a 1 and down to 0 if it equals a zero?
What if the number was
1.11010110111100110100010111(base 2) x 2^26 where there is a one to the right?
What if the bit at 2^3 was a 1 and the bit at 2^2 (to the right) was a 1 like in this example
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What good is giving up 55,000 emails (as Hillary tweeted 3-6-15) if you're holding back the critical ones? That's called selective engineering . As Trey Gowdy, investing Benghazi says, no REAL investigation would accept a hand selected bunch of emails. It's either all or nothing - and we may never know as Hillary could have deleted those from her private server. Gowdy already notes that key emails and large blocks of timed emails are missing, such as those when she was seen typing emails on her jet ride to Libya back during the 'other ' 9/11
2-4-15 Hillary Had Multiple Personal Email Addresses
Hillary's EMAILS, Latest Scandals May Be Delaying Entry into Presidential Race
1. Using Private Email, Hillary Clinton Thwarted Record Requests - March 2, 2015
WASHINGTON — In 2012, congressional investigators asked the State Department for a wide range of documents related to the attack on the United States diplomatic compound in Benghazi, Libya. The department eventually responded, furnishing House committees with thousands of documents.
But it turns out that that was not everything.
The State Department had not searched the email account of former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton because she hadmaintained a private account, which shielded it from such searches, department officials acknowledged on Tuesday.
It was only last month that the House committee appointed to investigate Benghazi was provided with about 300 of Mrs. Clinton's emails related to the attacks. That was shortly after Mrs. Clinton turned over, at the State Department's request, some 50,000 pages of government-related emails that she had kept on her private account.
It was one of several instances in which records requests sent to the State Department, which had no access to Mrs. Clinton's emails, came up empty.
In 2013, Nitasha Tiku, then a reporter for Gawker, filed a Freedom of Information Act request, seeking all correspondence on Mrs. Clinton's private email account between her and Sidney Blumenthal, a close adviser and onetime staff member in the Clinton White House. Some of those emails had already spilled into public view and been reported in the news media. But the State Department told Gawker that it could find no records responsive to the request, Gawker reported.
Mrs. Clinton's aides on Tuesday sought to play down the significance of her exclusive use of a personal email account for State Department business. But an examination of records requests sent to the department reveals how the practice protected a significant amount of her correspondence from the eyes of investigators and the public.
Mrs. Clinton's exclusive use of personal email for her government business is unusual for a high-level official, archive experts have said. Federal regulations, since 2009, have required that all emails be preserved as part of an agency's record-keeping system. In Mrs. Clinton's case, her emails were kept on her personal account and her staff took no steps to have them preserved as part of State Department record.
Email Gate, Clinton Sex Scandals,Foreign Government contributions,
2.) Foreign governments gave millions to foundation while Clinton was at State Dept.
The Clinton Foundation accepted millions of dollars from seven foreign governments during Hillary Rodham Clinton's tenure as secretary of state, including one donation that violated its ethics agreement with the Obama administration, foundation officials disclosed Wednesday.
Most of the contributions were possible because of exceptions written into the foundation's 2008 agreement, which included limits on foreign-government donations.
The agreement, reached before Clinton's nomination amid concerns that countries could use foundation donations to gain favor with a Clinton-led State Department, allowed governments that had previously donated money to continue making contributions at similar levels.
3. Bill Clinton's involvement recent sex scandal with Jeffrey Epstein
Hillary may not have caused this one herself but she'll no doubt be involved in any fallout
Evidence has surfaced indicating that former President Bill Clinton was pretty tight with a known sex offender named Jeffrey Epstein.
Epstein was charged for having teenage "sex slaves" give him naked massages. Creepy and vomit inducing, right?
Well it turns out Bill's connection to this latest scandal has Hillary in an angry uproar.
No more peace in paradise, I reckon.
Sources at the funeral of Mario Cuomo also said they saw a peevish-looking Hillary angrily "storm" past the former president after he dutifully waited for her by the door of St. Ignatius Loyola Church.
"Talk in Washington is that Hillary is furious with Bill about all this new information on Jeffrey Epstein," said a DC insider familiar with both Epstein and the Clintons.
Obama May Be the King of Scandals with at minimum FOUR Still in Circulation
but Hillary's Not Far Behind ...or even ahead...
Meanwhile, Obama is having his hatchet men orchestrate his 'worldwide terrorist threat' now closing down embassys to look good just as the Benghazi heat is turned up again. Good try Obama and Hillary... Drip... Drip....Drip...
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In the late 1970s, the Clintons and McDougals buy land in the Ozarks with mostly borrowed funds. The Clintons get 50% interest with no cash down. The plot, known as Whitewater, is fifty miles from the nearest grocery store. The Washington Post will report later that some purchasers of lots, many of them retirees, "put up houses or cabins, others slept in vans or tents, hoping to be able to live off the land." HRC writes Jim McDougal, "If Reagonomics works at all, Whitewater could become the Western Hemisphere's Mecca." More than half of the purchasers will lose their plots thanks to the sleazy form of financing used.
The McDougals will be among a number of close HRC's friends and business associates who will end up in jail. Others include her law partner Webster Hubbell and financial middle man David Hale.
CATTLE FUTURES + - $100,000 Profit on $1,000 Investment, $44,000 on $2,000 Investment
Two months after commencing the Whitewater scam, Hillary Clinton invests $1,000 in cattle futures. Within a few days she has a $5,000 profit. Before bailing out she earns nearly $100,000 on her investment. Many years later, several economists will calculate that the chances of earning such returns legally were one in 250 million.
Hillary Clinton makes a $44,000 profit on a $2,000 investment in a cellular phone franchise deal that involves taking advantage of the FCC's preference for locals, minorities and women. The franchise is almost immediately flipped to the cellular giant, McCaw.
More WHITEWATER Fallout plus MADISON GUARANTEE S & L Scandal
Jim McDougal tries to prevent state agencies from shutting down his S&L, which has been providing cash for the Whitewater operation. According to the Washington Times, Ms. Clinton is put on a $2000 a month retainer by the S&L. Ms. Clinton will later claim not to have received any retainer nor to have been deeply involved with Madison.
During the 1992 campaign, Hillary Clinton defends her role in the Madison Guarantee S&L scandal by saying, "I suppose I could have stayed home and baked cookies and had teas. But what I decided to do was pursue my profession, which I entered before my husband was in public life." Forgotten, however, is what inspired this homily: accusations that Ms. Clinton had represented Whitewater business partner Jim McDougal's S&L before her husband's government. Here's what the New York Times reported on March 17, 1992: "Hillary Clinton said today that she did not earn 'a penny' from state business conducted by her Little Rock law firm and that she never intervened with state regulators on behalf of a failed Arkansas savings and loan association. . . "
Records will show that she did, in fact, represent Madison before the state securities department. After the revelation, she says, "For goodness sakes, you can't be a lawyer if you don't represent banks."
Susan McDougal recalls Ms. Clinton coming in and drumming up the business. Ms. McDougal tells the Washington Post: "The problem was finances, her finances." The Washington Times quotes an unnamed Clinton business associate who claims the governor used to "jog over to McDougal's office about once a month to pick up the [retainer] check for his wife." Jim McDougal's version of the story, according to the LA Times, is that Clinton asked him to throw some legal work his wife's way to help the Clintons out of a financial crunch: "I hired Hillary because Bill came in whimpering that they needed help."
Hillary Clinton writes Jim McDougal enclosing a power of attorney for him to sign "authorizing me to act on your behalf with respect to matters concerning Whitewater Development Corporation." Another power of attorney is enclosed for Susan McDougal. The power of attorney includes the right to endorse, sign and execute "checks, notes, deeds, agreements, certificates, receipts or any other instruments in writing of all matters related to Whitewater Development Corporation." This letter, uncovered in 1993 by Jerry Seper of the Washington Times, directly contradicts the claim of the Clintons that they were "passive shareholders" in Whitewater.
From a 1996 Chicago Tribune editorial: "The legal issues will sort themselves out in time. But one thing has become all too clear. Bill and Hillary Clinton and their aides have made a concerted effort to deceive official investigators and the American public with half truths and outright lies . . . It's not clear what the Clintons want to conceal, but it's clear that they have made extraordinary efforts to do so."
The American Spectator reports in 1996 that on her Asian tour, Hillary Clinton told New Zealand television that she had been named after Sir Edmund Hillary. Sir Edmund, however, was an unknown beekeeper the year of Mrs. Clinton's birth.
The Spectator also reports that HRC served on the board of a corporation about which serious questions have been raised concerning its role in the pre-Gulf War arms pipeline to Iraq.
A drug dealer donates $20,000 to the DNC, attends a Christmas reception hosted by Hillary Clinton, has his photo taken with the Clintons and Al Gore and then -- three weeks later -- is arrested for smuggling 6,000 pounds of cocaine into the United States. It should have come as no surprise to anyone involved. After all, Jorge Cabrera had already served two prison sentences -- one for trying to bribe a grand jury witness and the other for filing a false income tax return. Later he will be back in the news when a businessman pleads guilty to laundering $3.5 million for Cabrera between 1986 and 1996.
"I see the White House is like a subway -- you have to put in coins to open the gates." -- Clinton contributor Johnny Chung talking about the $50,000 he gave Hillary Clinton's top aide while seeking VIP treatment at the White House.
Spilling Beans on another 'Close Friend' like Craig Stephens; ' I Don't Recall'
Spilling some of the beans on her "close friend" Ron Brown, Nolanda Hill tells Prime Time Live that Brown used drugs while Commerce Secretary and considered taking a big payoff from Vietnam to get trade restrictions lifted but dropped the idea when he got a tip that FBI was on the case. Hill also says that Brown thought it was Hillary who placed John Huang in a Commerce Department job. Huang left the Lippo Group -- with a golden parachute of around $800,000 -- to work for Commerce. Brown orders a top secret clearance for Huang. While at Commerce, Huang visits the White House about 70 times, is briefed 37 times by the CIA, views about 500 intelligence reports, and makes 281 calls to Lippo banks.
A federal judge issues a fine for a quarter million dollars because, "The Executive Branch of the government, working in tandem, was dishonest with this court." At issue is the composition of Hillary Clinton's health task force, a body stacked with those from the medical industry who would gain most from its faux reforms.
Number of times Hillary Clinton says "I don't recall" or its equivalent in a statement to a House investigating committee: 50. Number of paragraphs in this statement: 42
Starr decides not to pursue the FBI file matter after an investigation that included a nine-minute interview with HRC over tea and coffee. FBI Director Louis Freeh calls the handling of the FBI tapes an "egregious violation of privacy . . . without justification."
"Mr. Starr also botched the investigation into the White House's illicit use of confidential FBI files on 900 Republican opponents. He used FBI agents to probe misconduct involving the FBI itself. Needless to say, they came up empty handed. A civil suit on behalf of the victims has since uncovered evidence that the purloined files were part of a campaign of political espionage ordered by Hillary Clinton herself. The dirt in the files, including raw data on congressional leaders, was fed into computers.
Presumably it was later used for blackmail, or fed to media surrogates for the systematic smearing of Republicans." -- Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, London Telegraph.
After quitting the Justice Department and before going to jail, Hubbell is a busy man. He meets with Hillary Clinton, and follows up by getting together with major scandal figures John Huang, James Riady, and Ng Lapseng. Riady and Huang go to the White House every day from June 21 to June 25, 1994 according to White House records. Hubbell has breakfast and lunch with Riady on June 23. Four days later -- and one week after Hubbell's meeting with Hillary -- the Hong Kong Chinese Bank, jointly owned by Lippo and the Chinese intelligence services, send $100,000 to Hubbell.
Selsl Seats For Contributions
"Through discovery in its civil lawsuit against the Clinton Commerce Department, Judicial Watch also has found evidence that President Clinton condoned and participated in a scheme, conceived by First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton and approved by the President, to sell seats on U.S. Department of Commerce trade missions in exchange for political contributions. ~~~ In addition to the illegal sale of taxpayer financed services, such as seats on trade missions, for political contributions, the President and Mrs. Clinton have illegally solicited and received monies directly from private citizens and others. The creation and use of legal defense funds is not only prohibited under federal law, but they have proved to be a means whereby lobbyists, influence peddlers and foreign powers have tried to influence the Administration, contrary to U.S. national security interests. In sum, Judicial Watch has uncovered a pattern of conduct by this President and his agents that indicates he has run, in effect, a criminal enterprise from the White House to obtain and maintain hold on the Office of the President of the United States. Indeed, he is likely in violation of the Racketeering Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO). " -- Judicial Watch
"Communist Party cadres should study the speeches of Hillary Clinton because she offers a very good example of the skills of propaganda. Her sentences are short and stimulating. That's why she gets a lot of applause. But Chinese people have a habit of giving long speeches in which the sentences are long and tedious." -- Yu Quanyu, director of the Chinese Academy of Social Studies, in Ideological and Political Work Studies.
Former White House FBI agent Gary Aldrich reports that Hillary Clinton told the Secret Service agents in public to "stay the fuck back, stay the fuck away from me! Don't come within ten yards of me or else!" When her guards have argued with her, she had said, "Just fucking do as I say, okay?"
Hillary Clinton and David Watkins move to oust the White House travel office in favor of World Wide Travel, Clinton's source of $1 million in fly-now- pay-later campaign trips. The White House fires seven long-term employees for alleged mismanagement and kickbacks. The director, Billy Dale, charged with embezzlement in the HRC-organized frame-up, will be acquitted in less than two hours by the jury.
White House-assigned FBI agent Gary Aldrich agrees to help trim the Christmas tree in the Blue Room. Aldrich is surprised to find a small clay ornament of 12-lords-aleaping. Among the things that were aleaping on the 12 lords are their erections. Also provided by Hillary Clinton and her staff: ornaments made of drug paraphernalia such as syringes and roach clips, three French hens in a menage á trois, two turtle doves fornicating, five golden rings attached to a gingerbread man's ear, nipple, belly button, nose, and penis.
Hillary Clinton's attempts to conceal the fact that she had $120,000 of editorial help in preparing a book-like substance.
Billing records documenting HRC's work on the Castle Grande development scam are discovered in the family quarters of the White House. HRC says she has no idea how they got there.
Judicial Watch sues Hillary Clinton in a $90 million lawsuit on behalf of the 900 persons whose FBI files were taken by the White House. She is also a defendant in a shareholder suit filed against Loral and others over the sale of slots on public trade missions. The FBI files case is expected to reach trial next year.
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Today, every tech advertisement is seemingly the same: cool people listening to cool music and doing cool things with their device. The Apple-esque ads, whether they intend to or not, put more focus on the consumer than the services that are being advertised, making the user the "hero" instead of said device or service.
It's a puzzling trend, but one that's being actively adopted by more and more brands, most recently Pinterest. The photo-social network has released a handful of new ads touting its new services, including messaging, that allows for more collaboration among users. The idealistic ads are pretty, and like Apple, centralize the consumer relationship over the service.
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Superheroes are among us, and it's never been more apparent than it is now, with what seems like a new superhero film in theaters every six months. Why this resurgence? As varied as they are, it's a fact that their main superpower is to instantaneously convey the absolute morality, justice, enhanced physical abilities, as well as a very distinctive sense of fashion that we all crave.
Over the past decade, the film industry has borrowed heavily from Marvel and DC Comics' catalogues to produce dozens upon dozens of superhero flicks, from the blockbuster Iron Man franchise to the return of Ninja Turtles. But traditional clean-cut superheroes with slicked-back hair like Superman, Captain America or Spiderman need to make room for a new type of character who challenges the conventions of the genre: they are imperfect, struggling with anxiety and violent instincts, without superpowers, and sometimes hardly likeable.
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Teens were invited to share—and record—what it feels like to take a sip of Coke. Out of over 400 submissions, 40 short videos were selected to be edited into the TV spot, with submissions hailing from around the world. The 30-second spot features fans striking a pose, dancing (in a polar bear costume) and taking a dip in the ocean, among other things, after drinking the bubbly beverage.Continue reading...
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Major clients including Procter & Gamble, Verizon, Walmart and Coca-Cola will garner favorable rates on Facebook products as well as the integration of Facebook data into Publicis' media-mix-modeling platform, "a task-force around rich measurement; and the integration of a Publicis 'content-at-scale product' into the recently announced Facebook ad network," according to Ad Age.
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In an almost-Oreo moment, Liberty Mutual Insurance created an Olympics-themed TV spot on-the-fly based on a breaking news event.
When Team USA moguls skier Heidi Kloser crashed on Feb. 6, breaking her femur and tearing knee ligaments just prior to the opening ceremony of the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics, she reportedly asked her parents while en route to the hospital if she was still an Olympian.
Having seen Liberty Mutual's "Rise" campaign during NBC coverage of the Olympic Winter Games, ad veteran Alex Bogusky tweeted Liberty Mutual about using Kloser's story in their ongoing campaign featuring past Olympic athletes who overcame personal setbacks to go on to triumphs.
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Who needs them when you got the kick ass metal going on >:D
Thats the thing about vocals that worries me, is that if they were there, i wouldn't be paying attention to how amazing the guitars sound. So yeah, SCREW YOUR VOCALS!!
...sorry, im an instrumental type person. But you should try and see if you can make a full band. That would be real awesome and start doing concerts....but thats just a dream. Its hard to get famous. But don't give up! As long metal lives in your blood, YOU WILL KEEP FIGHTING!
-CK (i dunno why but this made want to say something motivational)
Hah! Well thanks man, I do wish I could throw in some awesome vocals that fit right in with the song... But I'm good at the guitar/drums/bass part. Not the singing/screaming/pigsquealing.
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but it needs more cowbell!
But it has like... a shitload of cowbells!
Haha maybe I'll just layer a cowbell over my kick. That'd hopefully satisfy your cowbell needs :)
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Sounds amazing :D
Dude, I want to use this! Hell, I want to use a lot of your stuff for Flash, but that comes later :P. Anyways, loving the intensity, and I totally agree with you, the guitars sound sick! Awesome job dude!
Well as soon as you get the ability to create amazing flash animations, you alert me so I can write you something specifically for your flash :)
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
Sounds good, but still need some work on. Keep going.
Oh, I will. I'll keep going on and on until the darkness of my metal pierces the flesh of the damned and the living alike, and fear flows through the hearts of man like blood from a fresh wound.
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
Going to repeat myself once
If your wanting to put freaking vocals in, PUT THEM IN FOR FRAGS SAKE!
So much of this has 'please insert vocals for instant awesome' but yet it doesn't have the, you know, vocals. The riffs, the guitars, the sound, the beat was awesome just the fact the repeating is clearly BEGGING for vocals. I do hope this WIP gets vocals in the end or it may just get an 8 because at least that number shows what the song is doing (oh ouch, I'm being harsh).
Aside from my obvious gripe (did I mention that you should just do some vocals?) the actual tune is great. Good to see your still making stuff, now onto your new doom tune.


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Dancing Queen? Stockholm To Debut New ABBA Museum
Nov 07, 2012
Dancing queens, rejoice: More than three decades after it disbanded, pop super-group ABBA is finally getting its own permanent museum, set to open next spring in Stockholm.
The ABBA Museum, the centerpiece of the new Swedish Music Hall of Fame, will be both chock full of kitschy memorabilia—and interactive elements, including one that gives you chance to be the band's fifth member.
Stockholm's downtown island of Djurgården—also home to Skansen, the city's popular 75-acre open-air museum—will be the ABBA Museum's home.
Long-planned but hung up for years by various delays, the institution will finally open in April, just in time to dovetail with Sweden's hosting of the 2013 Eurovision Song Contest in May. It was ABBA's winning performance of "Waterloo" during Eurovision's 1974 edition that launched them into international superstardom.
"It's a Cinderella story that's well worth telling," band member Björn Ulvaeus told Sveriges Radio, "and that's what we're doing here with the ABBA Museum in a fun way, full of warmth."
Made up of two married couples (Ulvaeus and Agnetha Fältskog, and Benny Andersson and Anni-Frid Lyngstad) who each split during the band's several years of unrivaled global success, ABBA itself split up in 1982, never to reunite — so far.
Asked at a press conference whether an ABBA reunion might be in the offing in honor of the museum's opening, Ulvaeus was hopeful, but realistic. "If they all come I would be very happy," he said, "but they decide for themselves."
Images via ABBA: The official site


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Yahara Lakes 101 is a series of educational events open to the public. The series is a great chance for residents to learn more about the science behind the issues. Each month we feature a different expert to make the science accessible and interesting to non-technical audiences. Enjoy a presentation and questions and answers over coffee and pastries with beautiful Lake Mendota as the backdrop.
Yahara Lakes 101 is produced in partnership with the UW-Madison Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies, with hosting sponsor Foley & Lardner, LLP and presenting sponsor First Weber Group.
Date: Second Thursdays each month, except December
Time: 7:30 – 9:00 a.m.
Location: Bluephies Café at Verex Plaza, Level B
Price: $10 at the door or free to Friends of Clean Lakes. Become a Friend today!
Yahara 101 is held both indoors and outdoors (weather permitting) on the lake patio of the Verex Plaza building, where the offices of the Clean Lakes Alliance are located. Come at 7:30 a.m. for a meet-and-greet and to enjoy your coffee, pastries, and fruit. The program begins at 8 a.m., and class is dismissed by 9 a.m.
If you already are a Friend of Clean Lakes (minimum $35 donation/year), then admission is free. If you are not a Friend yet, admission is $10 per event. Registration for each event is required for all attendees.
Parking available at these locations: Butler @ Mifflin Parking Ramp, Dayton @ Pinckney Parking Ramp, 214 N. Carroll St. Parking Ramp, James Madison Park Parking Lot, two-hour street parking on East Gorham and East Johnson Streets.
Parking prohibited at these locations: Verex Plaza surface lot (on East Gilman Street) or Verex Plaza underground parking (on Butler Street). Also, there is no street parking on East Gilman Street on Thursdays between 8 a.m. and noon.
Upcoming Presentations
Thurs., March 12 – Dr. Ankur Desai, "Can lakes change the global climate?"
Thurs., April 9 – Dr. Dick Lathrop, "Restoring shallow lakes by reducing carp densities"
Thurs., May 14 - CLA staff, "What's my neighbor doing? Yard care in the Yahara watershed"
Speaker Bios & Abstracts
Thursday, March 12, 2015 – Dr. Ankur Desai
"Can lakes change the global climate?"
Speaker Bio:
Ankur R Desai is Associate Professor of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences at UW-Madison and Faculty Affiliate at the Center for Climatic Research, Nelson Institute and the UW Freshwater and Marine Sciences Program. Desai teaches and researchers on topics related to how climate variability and land use influences biological organisms and on the flip side, how terrestrial ecosystems and land surfaces modify weather and climate.
Inland waters cover only a small fraction of Earth's surface. And though we are all aware of how lakes can modify local weather, it seems preposterous to claim they have any significant influence on the global climate system. Rather, we focus more on how climate change is changing lake ecosystems. However, a number of recent studies have suggested that indeed lakes and streams around the world have a greater influence on weather and climate than we think. I will discuss a couple of these studies and the work my lab and collaborators at the University of Wisconsin North Temperate Lakes Long Term Ecological Research site have done to test these hypotheses.
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Past Speakers:
Read below for our past guest speakers, and follow the links to view bios, abstracts, and photos.
Feb. 12, 2015 – Beth Wentzel, "Stream Restoration as a Tool for Restoring Watersheds"
Jan. 8, 2015 – Bob Uphoff, "The Yahara Pride Farms farmer-led conservation model"
Nov. 13, 2014 – Katie Van Gheem and Paul Dearlove (CLA Staff), "Citizen Monitoring and Crowdsourcing to Track and Forecast Near-Shore Lake Conditions"
Oct. 9, 2014 – Ken Bradbury, "Lakes, Streams, and Groundwater: A Single Resource"
Sept. 11, 2014 – Dr. Chin Wu, "Floating Bog Interceptors in Cherokee Marsh"
Aug. 14, 2014 – Dr. Trina McMahon, "Blue-green algal toxins in Lake Mendota: the Mystery of the Missing Nitrogen"
July 10, 2014 – Dr. Eric Booth, "Development of the Yahara 2070 scenarios"
June 12, 2014 – Dr. Calvin DeWitt, "Sustaining Yahara Lakes and Waterscapes"
May 8, 2014 – Dr. Emily Stanley, "Yahara Long Term Ecological Research: Trends & Patterns"
April 10, 2014 – Dr. Doug Soldat, "Lawn Care, Soils and Water Quality"
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March 13, 2014 – Greg Fries, "Urban Stormwater Runoff"
Feb. 13, 2014 – Dennis Frame, "Manure Management and Ag Innovation"
Jan. 9, 2014 - John Magnuson, "Climate Change and the Yahara Lakes" – also see press release
Nov. 14, 2013 – William Selbig, "Leaves and Lakes: Urban Phosphorous Runoff"
Oct. 10, 2013 – Clean Lakes Alliance staff, "Work in the Watershed"
Sept. 12, 2013 – Jon Standridge, "Testing the Waters: Citizen Water Quality Monitoring"
Aug. 8, 2013 – Alison Mikulyuk, "They're Not Weeds! Discovering Aquatic Plant Communities"
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July 11, 2013 – Ted Bier, "More than Hook'n'Line: Fish of the Yahara Lakes"
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June 13, 2013 – Jake Vander Zanden, "Mussels and Spines: Invasive Species and the Yahara Lakes Food Web"
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May 9, 2013 – Doug Soldat, "Green Lawns, Green Lakes? Lawn Care and Water Quality"
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Calla lilies in zone. 6
I'm in MI which is now Listed as zone 6. According to Brent and befits calla lilies of the white variety are hardy to zone 6. Is this accurate and would they do well in part shade?
Well, I guess it would be worth a trial. I think you would need to provide excellent drainage and a deep mulch.
I've wintered a number of out-of-zone bulbs and plants successfully here in SE Michigan (Oakland Co.) with that method, including crinums, alstromerias, agapanthus, pineapple lily, and ismene/peruvian daffodil.
I'm in MI which is now Listed as zone 6.
But if you look at the map on the white calla lily page at B and B, you will see that 'their' map zone 6 doesn't extend up that far north.
I'd say they would not survive and you could only enjoy them one season unless you dug them each fall and then stored them and replanted in the spring...what a pain in the you know what.
Here is a link that might be useful: Note their map for the Calla


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Thursday, February 26, 2015
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio - The Westminster College women's and men's indoor track & field teams broke a total of six school records, including three conference records, as the Titans competed in the 2015 Presidents' Athletic Conference (PAC) Indoor Track and Field Championships. The Titan women's team finished second with 110 points, while the Titan men's team placed third with 76 points. The championships took place at Youngstown State University's Watson and Tressel Training Site (WATTS).
Thursday, February 5, 2015
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - The Presidents' Athletic Conference (PAC) recognized 44 Westminster College student-athletes who were named to the PAC Fall 2014 Academic Honor Roll.
Saturday, January 10, 2015
OBERLIN, Ohio - The Westminster College men's and women's indoor track & field teams competed in the Dan Kinsey Invitational hosted by Oberlin College on Friday.
Wednesday, December 10, 2014
High Fives are the Top-5 performances by Westminster athletes during the previous week as selected by the Titan Sports Blogger.
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5 People Jailed In Britain For Movie Tax Scam
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Originally published on Tue March 26, 2013 9:57 am
Good morning. I'm David Greene. The movie "Argo" told the story of a fake film that was a cover to get hostages out of Iran. Well, think of this as the "Argo" of tax fraud. Five people have been jailed in the U.K. for orchestrating quite a tax scam. The group pretended to make a movie to secure millions in tax credits from the British Film Commission.
When they were discovered, they pieced together a low-budget film with real actors to cover their trail. It was appropriately titled "A Landscape of Lies." It's MORNING EDITION. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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HELP! Dried out serissa bonsai..
I left for vacation almost two weeks ago, leaving all my plants for my mom to care for. They were all fine EXCEPT for my poor bonsai. It's a serissa, which is already finicky, but it seemed to be perfectly happy in my care and was about to bloom again before I left. My mom told me last week that some leaves were turning yellow, so I thought she may have been overwatering it. But now, I come back and the soil is bone dry. Right now, all the leaves seem to be dead and drying up and none of them are "plump" enough to revive now. However, I did a scratch test and the tree is still green under the bark, even at the branches. I understand that it's probably going to die, but I think it's still alive at the moment so I might as well try to revive it. Does anyone have any advice or tips or anything? :'( I cried for an hour, my grandma bought this bonsai for me and it was so pretty. Gah.
I'm guessing it needs less water now that there are no living leaves. I gave it a good watering to get the soil damp again, but I don't know what to do from here.. Thanks for any help!
You already know not to over-water, so CHECK to see if it needs water with a wooden dowel before you water next. Mites are a possible cause ..... and can I assume you checked carefully for scale?
If there is no scale infestation, you might mist the top of the plant every 3-4 days with a mix of water and rubbing alcohol (50/50), in case mites were in play as the reason - or part of it. Beyond that, you'll have to concentrate on keeping it in good light, keeping the soil damp (never wet/soggy), and hope the plant has enough stored energy to push a new flush of foliage. If you can keep the humidity up around 50% or so in the immediate area of the plant, it will appreciate the effort.
How about sharing what your fertilizing history has been over the last few months. How much of what and how often - when last?


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For those of you who have already gotten past ooh-ing and ahh-ing over this and are already back to obsessing over what you're going to play on it; we are returning to the tutorial from earlier this week and exploring the pump-y, jump-y world of side chaining. Side chaining is often a process that inspires fear, head scratching and pretending like you know what whoever brought it up is talking about. However, modern DAWs have stepped up and made the actually simple process even easier. Today we are carrying out the process in Ableton, but the principle is fairly similar no matter where you do it. Route an outside signal into side chain enabled processor A and use that outside source as a means of effecting signals passing through that processor. In both cases today we are using a compressor, though this is not the only side chain-able effect in …
July 17, 2012
When creating electronic music, it is very easy to fall into a pattern of looping four, eight, sixteen, etc. bars and things can get to sounding a bit rigid. That's why we tend to use buildups to heighten the intensity on the way to the next segment. The logic deployed in most cases is something of a tension, release, tension, tension, release series of patterns. In other words, that huge hallelujah moment in the big room anthems isn't going to introduce itself.
July 10, 2012
Reason, the well loved all in one software package by Swedish design freaks, Propellerhead, has come a long way. Those of us running with it since the earliest versions will often report having been around for its predecessor ReBirth. ReBirth was an 808, 909, sequencing emulator that ran well on older PCs at the end of the 90s and had one of the sexiest interfaces of its time. Looking at it, you could almost see Reason coming. The beautiful graphic interface was nice enough, but eventually it went through a series of customized versions and developed a very enthusiastic user community. This was at a time when jumping into recording on the home computer was having mixed results for anyone who didn't build their system with exactly the right components. I remember these dark days well. I think around the time I got into ReBirth I was using CakeWalk …
June 29, 2012
So, while we were in Las Vegas for Memorial Day Weekend, we took the time to set up with the new James Tyler Variax guitars and the DT series amplifiers and have a bit of fun. In keeping with the spirit of the dance music weekend, I wanted to do something with guitars that was more applicable to dance music. The decision? To show you how to use loop slicing features such as the ones found in Native Instruments' Maschine to add guitars into your tracks with a little bit of electronic flair. This video ended up happening over a couple of days because while we were shooting it, we were visited by Steve Aoki and Lil' Jon. So you'll notice some continuity issues in the wardrobe department.
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The white ministers didn't fly down to Alabama in January, when Sheriff Jim Clark clubbed Annie Lee Cooper outside of the county courthouse, nor in February when a state trooper fatally shot twenty-six-year-old Jimmie Lee Jackson in the stomach for trying to protect his mother after a civil rights demonstration.
But on Bloody Sunday everything changed. At 9:30 p.m. on March 7, 1965, ABC news interrupted a broadcast to show hundreds of black men, women, and children peacefully crossing the Edmund Pettus Bridge toward Montgomery and a sea of blue uniforms blocking their way. The marchers were given two minutes to disperse, and then the screen filled with the smoke of tear gas, police on horseback charging the screaming crowd, burly troopers wielding billy clubs and bullwhips, a woman's hem rising up over her legs as a fellow marcher attempted to drag her away to safety.
Overnight the nation's eye turned toward Selma. Rev. Martin Luther King sent a telegram to hundreds of clergy that Monday, urging them to leave their pulpits and join him in Alabama to march for justice. Some supporters, like the reporter George Leonard, packed their things immediately after watching the newscast from Selma.
"I was not aware that at the same momemt ... hundreds of these people would drop whatever they were doing," Leonard wrote later.
"... That some of them would leave home without changing clothes, borrow money, overdraw their checking accounts, board planes, buses, trains, cars, travel thousands of miles with no luggage, get speeding tickets, hitchhike, hire horse-drawn wagons, that these people, mostly unknown to one another, would move for a single purpose to place themselves alongside the Negroes they had watched on television."
Selma changed the course of history by paving the way for the passage of the Voting Rights Act, but its impact didn't end there. The spirit of Selma rippled outward, forever changing those who made the long journey to Alabama — including a white minister from Washington, D.C., named Rev. Gordon Cosby.
Boko Haram's leader has pledged allegiance to the Islamic State in a new audio message, according to a group that monitors extremist activity.
In the recording, a man claiming to be Abubakar Shekau, leader of the Nigerian terrorist group that has killed thousands, vowed to follow Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the U.S.-based SITE Intel Group, announced on March 7.
"We announce our allegiance to the Caliph of the Muslims … and will hear and obey in times of difficulty and prosperity, in hardship and ease, and to endure being discriminated against, and not to dispute about rule with those in power, except in case of evident infidelity regarding that which there is a proof from Allah," Shekau said in a tweeted message that went along with the video, according to the Associated Press. Al-Baghdadi is the self-proclaimed head of the caliphate.
Flashpoint Intelligence, a global security firm, confirmed the recording to NBC News and said it was posted on Boko Haram social media accounts. USA Today was not able to independently verify the message.
With the 50th anniversary of Bloody Sunday this weekend, America was reminded how this small city helped bring sweeping change to the nation.
But while Selma might have transformed America, in many ways time has stood still in this community of 20,000 that was at the center of the push that culminated with the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
Dallas County, of which Selma is the county seat, was the poorest county in Alabama last year. Selma has an unemployment rate of 10.2 percent; the national rate is 5.5 percent.
More than 40 percent of families and 67 percent of children in the county live below the poverty line. The violent crime rate is five times the state average.
The Birmingham News called the region, known as the Black Belt because of its rich soil, "Alabama's Third World."
As the Supreme Court readies to hear a group of cases that could make same-sex marriage legal from coast to coast, support for allowing gays and lesbians to marry is piling in from all directions.
On April 28, the court will hear arguments in four related cases that address whether state bans on gay and lesbian marriages are constitutional. The ruling is expected by late June.
But new opinion polls and friend-of-the-court briefs that were due March 6 show widespread acceptance of marriage as a right for all.
Climbing public support: The rate of growth for supporting same-sex marriage has risen so rapidly even the director of the national biennial General Social Survey is marveling at the speed of change.
There are Rutgers students and graduates whose futures are in jeopardy because they were placed under surveillance by the NYPD — operating outside of its jurisdiction — for no other reason than they practice Islam.
This troubling reality is at the heart of the lawsuit Hassan v. City of New York, which was argued before judges of the Third Circuit Appellate Court in Philadelphia in January. One of the Rutgers plaintiffs taking part in the complaint worries that she will not be able to pursue a career in international social work, since background checks will link her to a spying program that incorrectly claimed it would expose the "likely whereabouts of terrorists."
Rutgers students had no connections to terrorist activities whatsoever. Their "wrongdoing" amounts to being members of the campus Muslim Student Associations in Newark and New Brunswick, which were infiltrated by undercover NYPD agents.
The injuries caused by the NYPD's spying do not end with damaged career prospects. The emotional and psychological effects of surveillance can also be seen in the anxiety that the Rutgers plaintiffs express about discussing their religion or praying in public, since any behavior that identifies them as Muslim has been deemed grounds for suspicion.
Last year, Newark District Court Judge William J. Martini granted New York City's motion to dismiss Hassan v. City of New York during the case's initial hearing, and denied the plaintiffs legal standing on the grounds that they could not prove "injury in fact." This dubious conclusion writes off spying as innocuous and harmless.
All too often, Lent is about 'my' personal journey to the cross:
I'm giving up…
My Lenten discipline is…
During Lent, I'm trying to….
During Lent, I'm fasting from...
But Psalm 107 will have none of that "me, my, and I."
Even when we make attempts to live beyond this presumption of self, we still land all too often in our own backyard. Instead of giving up chocolate, we add compassion ... on my terms. Instead of detoxing from coffee, we add a spoonful of caring ... when we have the time. Instead of abstinence from alcohol, we try — as Pope Francis encourages — to "fast from indifference."
As much as these invite us to reconsider our hearts, at the end of the day these are still "our" hearts.
Psalm 107 nudges us from our backyards to imagine the hearts and lives of those in transit: the refugee, the wayfarer, the pilgrim, the immigrant, the sojourner, the alien, the wanderer — all of those en route to the cross from the four compass points of the north, the south, the east and the west.
The United Nations Refugee Agency reports that every 4 seconds someone is forced to flee. Whether along the border of Mexico, in Syria, the South Sudan, or the Ukraine — this statistic is staggering. Psalm 107 asks us this Lent to remember those in transit — in all their fear, their grief, their suffering — and to pray to the Lord to save them from their distress, and to trust in the Lord who will lead them from places of stress and violence toward a story of redemption and liberation.
This Lent, Psalm 107 begs us to remember those in transit. Whether it's the 4.3 million "removable aliens" from America who wait a Texas judge's decision after rising to Obama's referendum of hope, or the Jews in Europe packing their bags toward a mass exodus to Jerusalem in fear of persecution, or whether it's the sojourners at the Holding Institute in Laredo, Texas comforting an exhausted child, or Syrian Christians finding refuge for their dying mother or dehydrated newborn — these pilgrims from north and south and east and west must journey along with us this Lent.
Making a whip of cords, he drove all of them out of the temple, both the sheep and the cattle. He also poured out the coins of the money-changers and overturned their tables.He told those who were selling the doves, 'Take these things out of here! Stop making my Father's house a market-place!' - John 2:15,16
This is one of the most important stories in the life of Jesus. So important, that it's one of a handful of stories that all four Gospel writers actually all share.
Even though they remember it differently.
Matthew, Mark, and Luke — they recall that this episode where Jesus entered the Temple grounds and stirred stuff up once and for all — they remember it near the end of his life. They place it as one of the main reasons that Jesus is arrested and put to death as a capitol offense against the Roman Empire.
Walking into the Temple — run by the Jewish religious elite who had been put in place by the Roman imperial oppressors — was tantamount into walking into a federal government building and blowing it up.
Except Jesus doesn't do that. Jesus is a pacifist. Jesus is a prophet.
Breathlessly describing his new USA Network series "Dig" in a promo, leading man Jason Isaacs promises "everything is based on reality and true."
To a point.
The new series, which premiered March 5, moves quickly between multiple story lines and locations, bouncing off prophesies and spinning conspiracies around the Second Coming of Christ, the Book of Revelation and the restoration of the Jewish Temple in Jerusalem, where much of the series is filmed.
Throw in a high priest's magical breastplate, a spotless red heifer, and a doomsday Christian group living in a bunker and the series becomes the would-be love-child of Steven Spielberg and Dan Brown.
And that's just the first episode.
Leaders of Christian and Jewish international aid groups say their efforts are often met with twin suspicions: That the real purpose is to proselytize; and that a religious message is tied to material aid.
Not so, say Pastor Rick Warren, who has led Saddleback Church to donate millions of dollars and hours of labor in Africa, and Ruth Messinger, president of American Jewish World Service.
The two were keynote speakers at a discussion on "Proselytism and Development in Pluralistic Societies," sponsored by the Berkley Center for Religion, Peace & World Affairs, at Georgetown University.
Both acknowledged at the March 4 event that their motives — "living like Jesus," said Warren, and "pursuing justice," said Messinger — are questioned.
"God is in control."
The statement comforts many people because deep down we know that we are not in control. We can do everything we can to protect ourselves and our families, but we know that despite our best efforts, tragedy can strike at any moment. And so it's comforting to believe that if we aren't in control, Someone else is.
But something inside of me recoils whenever I hear the phrase, "God is in control." Many believe that God's sovereignty means that God is behind everything that happens. But I find no comfort in that view of God. In fact, a God who micromanages and controls every event isn't a God worthy of belief.
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