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Scale Finder is a lightweight and user-friendly piece of software which can help you determine the music scale for different genres, just by selecting the preferred root key.
The benefits of portable tools
The application does not require installation on your system in order to function, as such you can simply unzip the archive and run the EXE file, getting started with it right away.
Consequently, Scale Finder can be stored on USB drives or other similar removable memory devices, working on all compatible systems right away, without having you sit through a lengthy installation process. When deleted, it leaves no traces behind on your computer.
Determine the music scale of various root keys
The program's small, non-resizable window lets you choose the preferred root key by means of a slider, ranging from C, to C Sharp, to A, A Sharp and B. Depending on the selected options, Scale Finder will displays the corresponding scale in the lower part of the screen.
As such, you can discover the '1 3 5 Scale' for a specific music note, but also the 'Pentatonic Scale', the 'Blues Scale' or the 'Jazz Scale', enabling you to play songs more easily and mimic a certain style without too much effort.
Scale Finder allows little room for user customization, as it features no adjustable settings, nor can you introduce a list of notes to learn their equivalent scale. Similarly, the results cannot be saved or exported, so you can only view them in the tool's main window.
A simple instrument for finding music scales
To sum it up, Scale Finder is a rather basic yet potentially useful utility that is meant to help you identify scale of various music styles (Blues, Jazz, Pentatone), by choosing a root key from the available options.
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hi we are a British family who moved to Normandy to escape the city in 2004.
We have spent the last six years renovating our Stone Farmhouse which dates from the Sixteenth Century.
We have also re introduced animals to the land and currently keep pigs,sheep,chickens ,ducks and geese.
In the summer months children love to see the piglets and ducklings, and help out at feed time.
We try to produce as much of our own food from meat to home grown fruit and vegetables.
Spit Roast Pork is a farm speciality during the summer.
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We stayed AGAIN at La Petite Ferme, Helen Wilson-Smith's B&B on the Brittany/Normandy border. The B&B is located on a working small farm close to Mont St Michel, a very popular tourist destination with an ancient Abbey and spectacular ramparts. Yet ½ hour away are delightful quiet rural hamlets and villages to explore and savour. We enjoyed cycling through these quaint villages and along the …

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Main Event: Thunder players know all about big stage
The curtain is soon to rise on the NBA Playoffs. When it does, the Thunder will make its debut on that big stage. It will play in a spotlight like no other. It will perform under pressure that is unlike anything else in basketball.
For the youngest team in the league, that could cause some serious stage fright. Only three players in the Thunder's nine-man rotation, after all, have NBA Playoffs experience. Nenad Krstic went with New Jersey, Thabo Sefolosha with Chicago and Nick Collison with Seattle. They have played in a combined 35 games in the playoffs. By comparison, Mehmet Okur, the Utah Jazz big man whose team could face the Thunder in the first round, has played in 70 games in the playoffs. Jazz stars Deron Williams and Carlos Boozer have almost as much postseason experience individually as the Thunder does as a team. Both have played in 34 playoff games. So, is the Thunder doomed to falter when the curtain goes up and the playoffs begin? Not necessarily. That's because the players have been on big stages. While none of their experiences were as intense as these playoffs promise to be, they have faced pressure and experienced stress. They have maneuvered pitfalls and learned lessons. In their own words, they reflect on those moments when the curtain rose and they had to perform.
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His Biggest Stage: 2003 national championship game in his senior season at Kansas "There were like 60,000 people there and millions watching on TV. I played in two Final Fours, but I think that Monday night game is a little different. Shooting before the game, it was just kind of amazing how many people were there. "I was pretty focused on what we needed to do. I'd been wanting to play in that game my whole life, so I was really concentrating on the game. And then once it started, it was just like any game. I was into it right away. "For me, those big games, I just have a better sense of awareness and focus about what's going on. All of your senses are kind of heightened. You've got all the adrenaline in the world. It's a lot of fun. "You try to see the big picture. This is your opportunity to play in that game, and you don't really let anything else bother you. You're not going to let an hour media session the day before … do anything to affect the game. "There's so much anticipation. You wonder how you're going to do. Are we going to play well? Are we going to win? Are we going to lose? You just want to get out there and start playing."
Kevin Durant
His Biggest Stage: 2007 NCAA Tournament in his only collegiate season at Texas. "The All-Star Game … that's just a game. Win or lose, it really doesn't mean too much. That's just cool to be part of. "But the NCAA Tournament where your whole season is at stake? I guess that's the most pressure you can be put under as a player and a team. "Just being a part of it, you really don't get the gist of it until the ball is tipped. "A minute left in the game, it's tied up? That's when you start to get a little nervous. It's not like in the NBA where you know you're going to come back next season. You know you're going to come back the season after that. College, you don't know. Your career might be over in a minute or so. That's the kind of pressure that's fun as a competitor, but it's tough to deal with. "Win or lose, if you go out there and say you really gave it your all, you really came out there and left everything on the floor, that's when you can really deal with it. Of course you want to win, but sometimes, it may not happen like that."
Jeff Green
His Biggest Stage: 2007 Final Four in his junior season at Georgetown "Everybody is watching. You don't realize until you're actually there. You see it on TV. But there's so much attention and so many people come to the city. "You get police escorts to the game. I'll never forget. It's rush hour. We got on the interstate, and the next thing you know, the traffic just split up. You just see this big blue bus going through the middle of traffic. "We weren't allowed to leave the hotel because there were so many people just waiting with merchandise for you to sign. There's just so much attention that was on the Final Four that it kind of took your attention away from the actual game. "You learn how to deal with it. You learn how to block it out. You learn how to move on. You learn how to tell people that you have focus on what you have to do. "Once the ball is tossed up in the air, it's a game that you've played a hundred times already. You've just got to go out there and play, but it's dealing with the fact that so many people are going to try to contact you, try to be a part of it."
James Harden
His Biggest Stage: 2009 NCAA Tournament in his sophomore season at Arizona State "It was the first tournament that Arizona State had been to in like 10 or 15 years. So that was a pretty big stage. The environment. The atmosphere. The crowd. "You hear so much about the tournament and how that's where the players make a name for themselves. "You have to be aggressive. You have to be ready for every single play. Every single play counts in the tournament. That's how teams get upset. "We lost to Syracuse. They were a lot bigger than us and more athletic. But I could have played better. It was just the pain of losing and letting my teammates down. "Guys really came together. That was a time that we made it so far, and no one expected us to make the tournament. Just playing in those games, guys had a lot of energy and bonded as one." Interviewed by Darnell Mayberry
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The Page Six cartoon – caricaturing the police shooting of a chimpanzee in Connecticut – has created considerable controversy. The cartoon shows two police officers standing over the chimp's body: "They'll have to find someone else to write the next stimulus bill," one officer says.
More recently, a photo emerged, taken from a window display at a Georgia bookstore. It shows several books featuring Barack and Michelle Obama, and then shows another book, positioned squarely in the center of the display, that features a monkey.
While this demonstrates the undercurrent of racism in the collective consciousness, what is less apparent is how race and racism operate predominately at the subconscious level, which in many respects, makes it more insidious, less apparent and, seemingly insolvable.
It seems insolvable because no one has addressed the real, underlying issue: cultural conditioning.
There is a tool called the Implicit Association Test or the IAT. The Race Test measures unconscious or automatic associations of "good" and "bad" with Black and White people.
Continue reading Veronica's post at Huffington Post.
There is much ado about race in this current election. If you have read The Black Paper then you know I describe the way that race and racism has historically operated at the subconscious level. When Barack Obama gets elected November 4, there will be a radical transformation in the psyche of Black people everywhere.
The Power of Beliefs
Before May 6, 1954 it was widely assumed that to run the distance of a mile in four minutes was impossible for a human being. In the nine years prior to the historic day in which Roger Bannister broke the four minute ceiling, no one else had ever come close. Banister broke the four minute barrier because he knew it was possible. Within six weeks after Bannister's feat, the Australian runner John Lundy lowered the record by another second. Within the next nine years, nearly two hundred people had broken the seemingly impossible barrier because they "believed" it was possible. Read the rest of this entry »


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This is part 2 of 2 blog post reviewing my initial experience with the collaborative workspace, Gangplank.
Pack your lunch and stay a while.
Based on my first visit to Gangplank, I decided to commit to spend more time there. So I returned the next Wednesday. This time I got there much earlier than during my first visit and found out I was in time for "Brownbag". Not having a full understanding of what was going on, I was intrigued as to what it was. This day was a open panel discussion held between the "anchors." After listening to the discussion and researching what a "brownbag" actually is, I found that it's where Gangplank invites leaders in the local community to share the success they've enjoyed, and challenges they've faced in their careers. In this particular case, Gangplank refers to anchors as
"companies that base their operations out of Gangplank, with permanent desk space for multiple employees. Each anchor is involved in Gangplank planning meetings, as well as contributes to the community through donations, services, etc."
Trust is built through engagement.
During and after the panel discussion, I spent a few minutes getting familiar with each of the members and their organizations. Quite a nice blend of marketing, strategy, designers, developers, and small business mentors. I got a good sense as to why these guys were up there talking – about what they love, their drive and passion clearly showed.
After the discussion, I had the opportunity to speak with Tim from Brand Adoption. We had a great conversation about social media growth, the important of trust within communities, and product value. Heck, I even recall some laughs about how we thought we know what we wanted to do before college. (Gosh…if I only knew then what I know now!)
Game on!
After Tim and I finished up our conversation, I returned to my little work area and anxiously awaited for Hacknight Street Hockey game starting at 7pm. After some help from Chuck Reynolds of Rynoweb and Andrew Ryno with some PHP related issues, I changed changed into some workout clothes and headed across the street to the parking garage to play some street hockey.
It was a great time and was an excellent reminder to me on how I need to adjust to the dry air. Moving from southwest Florida (where the average humidity is 98 bajillion percent) to the Phoenix area (where, well… let's just say it's very dry) – I needed to stay hydrated. I think some of the guys thought I was going to pass out and die mid-game. Great group of guys. Had the opportunity to meet Chris Conrey, who is responsible for organizing the game. So… thank you, Chris. After about an hour or so of having my butt handed to me, we wrapped the game up and headed back Gangplank HQ.
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After the friendly game of street hockey, there was a tattoo session scheduled at 9pm. Mike Benner stepped up to the plate and had the guys from Tabu Tattoo and inked up his back with Gangplank's tagline, "Be Dangerous." The session was great and I'm looking forward to seeing the finished/healed work.
While all this was going on, I was asked if I minded that my "personal geek space" was to be invaded. This was when I had the pleasure meeting April Holle of Made Better Studio. After a candid introduction, we sat back and watched the tattoo session and discussed what brought us to Gangplank. By then, it was getting late and time for me to get home. I had a 45 minute drive, so I wrapped things up and took off.
General Consensus:
Gangplank is great collaborative workspace and offers one roof for technologists – from designers to developers, market strategy consultants, students and tutors, entrepreneurs and mentors, and musicians. It's directly described as:
"a group of connected individuals and small businesses creating an economy of innovation and creativity in the Valley. We envision a new economic engine comprised of collaboration and community, where industries come together to transform our culture."
The place has a great vibe and company of people who know that when great minds with great ideas get together at once place, great things happen. I'm looking forward to moving in the right direction with the "pirates" at Gangplank.
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Switching Social Security Disability Attorneys
If you're curious as to how I came up with the idea to write this post, this is how: I found an individual's complaint about her disability attorney in a forum. What follows is a paraphrased version of what she had to say.
I have had my attorney since August and he has really done almost nothing for me. My claim is at the reconsideration stage so it has been there a long time. Basically, my disability lawyer has done nothing but file the reconsideration. I have done all the rest.
This is actually a fairly common sentiment. Is it valid? In some cases, the complaint that a claimant may have about his or her disability representative may be entirely valid. However, in this instance I have to wonder and for these reasons:
1. The bulk of a disability attorney or non-attorney's work will occur in preparation for a disability hearing.
2. Prior to the hearing level, there really isn't that much for a rep to do other than file a request for reconsideration, other than to check the status of a case.
It may be that this particular claimant had the notion that, by virtue of being represented, her case would either move faster in the system, or that certain steps in the disability process could be eliminated. However, that is never the case.
Representation can certainly improve the chances of winning disability benefits at a hearing, and by a substantial margin versus non-represented claimants. But at the lower levels (application and reconsideration), cases proceed according to a "rhythmn" that reps have no control over.
Does this mean that you shouldn't consider representation prior to the hearing level? Not at all. For many claimants, having representation can make the process easier (not having to file the first appeal and not having to do status checks). And for many, turning a case over to a representative can be emotionally freeing. Also, there is the fact that claimants with psychological or psychiatric issues may really need someone to turn their cases over to (particularly if they have memory or comprehension problems).
Back to the title of this post, however. Can you switch disability attorneys whenever you choose? Yes, you may. And social security will recognize your newly designated representative as soon as a new appointment of representative form has been recieved (form SSA-1696). However, bear in mind that if your "former representative" has done a significant amount of work on your case at the time you discharge him or her, they may petition for a portion of the eventual fee which, if you think about it, may only be fair.
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You'd think that a method that allows critical building elements to be created for a lot less money and with a lot less waste would come at a cost of endurance or some such things, but that is not the case for the 3D printing technology from Arup.
The company has created a 3D printing technology, additive manufacturing to be specific, that makes critical structural elements out of steel.
You know, the kind that go into a building's foundation, the supporting pylons, girder junctures, and other things used to hold a building together in the long run.
There are other things as well. For example, huge skyscrapers need the steel beams to be knitted in very special ways, for them to be able to slide around and through each other, and the construction joints.
It allows the huge, tall buildings to survive earthquakes because the tremors are diverted upwards and in all directions, instead of the block shaking like a tree in the wind until the root gives out. Or, God forbid, the trunk breaks at the middle.
Arup, an engineering and design firm, is using additive manufacturing to create many, new and complex pieces, which can be designed individually.
Previously, that wasn't possible. Or, rather, it wasn't practical, because manufacturing facilities make things in bulk, and to modify one production line would force all subsequent construction elements to come out the same.
Now, with 3D printing, you can produce elements according to need, and the mass production issues aren't even a problem. Even if you want something particularly weird or unique, you can get it done in a matter of days, all by using the same piece of equipment: a 3D printer.
"By using additive manufacturing we can create lots of complex individually designed pieces far more efficiently," Arup's Salomé Galjaard said in a release.
"This has tremendous implications for reducing costs and cutting waste. But most importantly, this approach potentially enables a very sophisticated design, without the need to simplify the design in a later stage to lower costs."
Above and below are some examples of Arup's 3D printed steel critical construction components. You'll be excused if you think they're sculpted works of art instead of building blocks. After all, some of them have sinuous, net-like segments, and others are twisted around some odd, oblique axis. They should be good for any unique architectural project you come up with, like asymmetrical monuments and museums.


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- found: Humphrey Bogart [SR] 1975?: label (Green) narration (Adolph Green, writer of musical comedies)
- found: LC database, 7/25/85 (Hdg: Green, Adolph)
- found: New Grove dict. of Amer. mus. (under Comden, Betty: Adolph Green; b. Dec. 2, 1915, New York)
- found: New York Times, Oct. 25, 2002 (Adolph Green, 87, playwright, performer, lyricist; d. Oct. 24, 2002, Manhattan; b. Dec. 2, 1914, Bronx)
Change Notes
- 1984-04-26: new
- 2002-10-25: revised
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Eligibility (Indoor/Outdoor): Senior/Senior
Notables 2007 All-Great Lakes Region in cross country 2008 Academic All-Big Ten (cross country)
At WisconsinTrack2011 Indoor: Did not compete
2011 Outdoor: Did not compete
2010 Indoor: Redshirt season. Competed unattached, finished second in the 3,000 meters at the Red & White Open (2/19) in 10:39.34
2010 Outdoor: Did not compete
2009 Indoor: Ran a personal-best 17:10.43 at the Iowa State Classic in the 5000 meters ... placed eighth at the Notre Dame Invitational in the 3000 meters in a personal best 10:00.42
2009 Outdoor: Redshirt season
2008 Indoor: Finished third in the mile at the Wisconsin Elite Invitational with a season best of 5:06.54 ... placed 23rd in the 3000 meters at the Meyo Invitational, setting a personal best of 10:01.03 ... finished 16th at the Husky Classic in the 5000 meters with a personal best of 17:06.71
2008 Outdoor: Was a member of the Sea Ray Relays winning 4x1500-meter relay team
Cross Country2010: Finished 92nd at Big Ten championship with a time of 22:59 ... paced 197th at the Wisconsin adidas Invitational with a time of 24:33 ... ran unattached at UW-Oshkosh Open and claimed eighth place2009: Ran unattached in one event, finishing 107th overall with a time of 19:28 at the Wisconsin adidas Invitational
2008: Finished 32nd at NCAA Great Lakes Regional in 22:04 ... took took 174th in 21:46.8 at NCAA championship ... finished 27th at Big Ten championship in 21:42
2007: Won the UW-Platteville Open in 15:29 ... finished seventh at the Pioneer Invitational in 18:32.9 ... finished eighth at the Pre-NCAA Invitational in 21:44.1 ... finished 40th at the Big Ten championship in 21:15.73 ... took 19th overall at the NCAA Great Lakes Regional in 21:37.44 ... finished 175th overall at the NCAA championships in 22:09
High SchoolThree-time conference cross country champion ... four-time state cross country qualifier ... placed third at the 2006 state cross country championship, leading her team to the state title ... earned first-team all-state honors in cross country in 2005 and 2006 ... finished 37th at the 2006 Foot Locker Midwest meet ... 2007 conference champion in the 800 meters, 1600 meters and 3200 meters ... state champion as a member of the 4x800 relay team as a junior ... placed fourth in the 3,200-meter run at state as a senior ... two-time academic all-state ... three-time academic all-conference ... member of National Honor Society
PersonalMajor is kinesiology ... parents are Michael and Jeanne Coyle ... has a brother, Ryan
Honors and AwardsBig Ten Distinguished Scholar (1)2009
Academic All-Big Ten (1):2008At the Big Ten Championships2008 - Indoor5,000 Meters: 27th (18:12.53)2008 - Outdoor10,000 Meters: 14th (37:22.93)
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