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Direct to S3 File Uploads in Python
Last updated 12 February 2016
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Web applications often require the ability to allow users to upload files such as images, movies and archives. Amazon S3 is a popular and reliable storage option for these files.
This article demonstrates how to create a Python application that uploads files directly to S3 instead of via a web application, utilising S3's Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) support. The article and companion repository consider Python 2.7, but should be mostly also compatible with Python 3.3 and above except where noted below.
Uploading directly to S3
A complete example of the code discussed in this article is available for direct use in this GitHub repository.
The main advantage of direct uploading is that the load on your application's dynos would be considerably reduced. Using server-side processes for receiving files and transferring to S3 can needlessly tie up your dynos and will mean that they will not be able to respond to simultaneous web requests as efficiently.
If your application relies on some form of file processing between the client's computer and S3 (such as parsing Exif information or applying watermarks to images), then you may need to employ the use of extra dynos and consider the boto Python library for handling the S3 upload.
The application uses client-side JavaScript and Python for signing the requests. It will therefore be a suitable guide for developing applications for the Flask, Bottle and Django web frameworks. The upload is carried out asynchronously so that you can decide how to handle your application's flow after the upload has completed (for example, a page redirect upon successful upload rather than a full page refresh).
An example simple account-editing scenario is used as a guide for completing the various steps required to accomplish the direct upload and to relate the application of this to a wider range of use-cases. More information on this scenario is provided later.
S3 is comprised of a set of buckets, each with a globally unique name, in which individual files (known as objects) and directories, can be stored.
For uploading files to S3, you will need an Access Key ID and a Secret Access Key, which act as a username and password. The access key account will need to have sufficient access privileges to the target bucket in order for the upload to be successful.
Please see the S3 Article for more information on this, creating buckets and finding your Access Key ID and Secret Access Key.
The method described in this article involves the use of client-side JavaScript and server-side Python. In general, the completed image-upload process follows these steps:
- A file is selected for upload by the user in their web browser;
- JavaScript is then responsible for making a request to your web application on Heroku, which produces a temporary signature with which to sign the upload request;
- The temporary signed request is returned to the browser in JSON format;
- JavaScript then uploads the file directly to Amazon S3 using the signed request supplied by your Python application.
This guide includes information on how to implement the client-side and server-side code to form the complete system. After following the guide, you should have a working barebones system, allowing your users to upload files to S3. However, it is usually worth adding extra functionality to help improve the security of the system and to tailor it for your own particular uses. Pointers for this are mentioned in the appropriate parts of the guide.
- The Heroku Toolbelt has been installed;
- A Heroku application has been created for the current project;
- An AWS S3 bucket has been created.
Initial setup
Heroku setup
In order for your application to access the AWS credentials for signing upload requests, they will need to be added as configuration variables in Heroku:
If you are testing locally before deployment, remember to add the credentials to your local machine's environment, too.
$ heroku config:set AWS_ACCESS_KEY=xxx AWS_SECRET_KEY=yyy Adding config vars and restarting app... done, v21 AWS_ACCESS_KEY => xxx AWS_SECRET_KEY => yyy
In addition to the AWS access credentials, set your target S3 bucket's name:
$ heroku config:set S3_BUCKET = zzz Adding config vars and restarting app... done, v21 S3_BUCKET => zzz
Using config vars is preferable over configuration files for security reasons. Try to avoid placing passwords and access keys directly in your application's code or in configuration files.
S3 setup
You will now need to edit some of the permissions properties of the target S3 bucket so that the final request has sufficient privileges to write to the bucket. In a web-browser, sign in to the AWS console and select the S3 section. Select the appropriate bucket and click the 'Properties' tab. Select the Permissions section and three options are provided (Add more permissions, Edit bucket policy and Edit CORS configuration).
CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing) will allow your application to access content in the S3 bucket. Each rule should specify a set of domains from which access to the bucket is granted and also the methods and headers permitted from those domains.
For this to work in your application, click 'Add CORS Configuration' and enter the following XML:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <CORSConfiguration xmlns="http://s3.amazonaws.com/doc/2006-03-01/"> <CORSRule> <AllowedOrigin>yourdomain.com</AllowedOrigin> <AllowedMethod>GET</AllowedMethod> <AllowedMethod>POST</AllowedMethod> <AllowedMethod>PUT</AllowedMethod> <AllowedHeader>*</AllowedHeader> </CORSRule> </CORSConfiguration>
Click 'Save' in the CORS window and then 'Save' again in the bucket's 'Properties' tab.
This tells S3 to allow any domain access to the bucket and that requests can contain any headers. For security, you can change the 'AllowedOrigin' to only accept requests from your domain.
If you wish to use S3 credentials specifically for this application, then more keys can be generated in the AWS account pages. This provides further security, since you can designate a very specific set of requests that this set of keys are able to perform. If this is preferable to you, then you will need to also set up an IAM user in the Edit bucket policy option in your S3 bucket. There are various guides on AWS's web pages detailing how this can be accomplished.
Direct uploading
The processes and steps required to accomplish a direct upload to S3 will be demonstrated through the use of a simple profile-editing scenario for the purposes of this article. This example will involve the user being permitted to select an avatar image to upload and enter some basic information to be stored as part of their account.
In this scenario, the following procedure will take place:
- The user is presented with a web page, containing elements encouraging the user to choose an image to upload as their avatar and to enter a username and their own name.
- An element is responsible for maintaining a preview of the chosen image by the user. By default, and if no image is chosen for upload, a default avatar image is used instead (making the image-upload effectively optional to the user in this scenario).
- When a user selects an image to be uploaded, the upload to S3 is handled automatically and asynchronously with the process described earlier in this article. The image preview is then updated with the selected image once the upload is complete and successful.
- The user is then free to move on to filling in the rest of the information.
- The user then clicks the "submit" button, which posts the username, name and the URL of the uploaded image to the Python application to be checked and/or stored. If no image was uploaded by the user earlier the default avatar image URL is posted instead.
Setting up the client-side code
No third-party code is required to complete the implementation on the client-side.
The HTML and JavaScript can now be created to handle the file selection, obtain the request and signature from your Python application, and then finally make the upload request.
Firstly, create a file called
account.html in your application's templates directory and populate the
head and other necessary HTML tags appropriately for your application. In the body of this HTML file, include a file input and an element that will contain status updates on the upload progress. In addition to this, create a form to allow the user to enter their username and full name and a hidden
input element to hold the URL of the chosen avatar image:
To see the completed HTML file, please see the appropriate code in the companion repository.
<input type="file" id="file_input"/>
Please select a file
  <form method="POST" action="/submit_form/"> <input type="hidden" id="avatar_url" name="avatar_url" value="/static/default.png" /> <input type="text" name="username" placeholder="Username" />
 <input type="text" name="full_name" placeholder="Full name" />

 <input type="submit" value="Update profile" /> </form>
preview element initially holds a default avatar image (which would become the user's avatar if a new image is not chosen), and the
avatar_url input maintains the current URL of the user's chosen avatar image. Both of these are updated by the JavaScript, discussed below, when the user selects a new avatar.
Thus when the user finally clicks the submit button, the URL of the avatar is submitted, along with the username and full name of the user, to your desired endpoint for server-side handling.
The client-side code is responsible for achieving two things:
- Retrieve a signed request from the app with which the image can be PUT to S3
- Actually PUT the image to S3 using the signed request
XMLHttpRequest objects can be created and used for making asynchronous HTTP requests.
To accomplish this, first create a


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PRINCETON, N.J., Feb. 7, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Australian property investor donates property to charity, bringing a special Christmas to thousands of underprivileged families. Amazed at such kindness, the story makes headlines throughout America. A Christmas 2,000 Kids Were Not ExpectingFebruary 7th, 2013 Princeton, New Jersey - Occasionally, when flicking through the pages of the national newspaper or your favorite social media sites, one may come across a real 'feel good story'; an act of selflessness, courage or a simple action which reminds us of the great people that surround us everywhere. This is one such story which the team at US Invest simply felt they had to share with their readers. Read on as we attempt to re-tell the story of such a selfless act of kindness from one Australian Property Investor. Vikki Mount first set out to grow her US Investment property portfolio in 2011. Like most International investors, she needed a vehicle to create both stable and profitable investment portfolio and began the long path of education in an industry which is becoming more and more popular with international investors. With a basic knowledge of investment principles and the assistance of US Real Estate experts US Invest, a company that specialises in American Real Estate opportunities for Australians, Vikki began to identify investment hotspots across America. She decided upon Atlanta as the destination to purchase her first home with the help of the team at US Invest, purchased her first investment property early in 2012. The home itself was a typical US investment property, yielding a decent return and providing a place to call home for one Atlanta based family. This was Vikki's first investment in Atlanta and she was happy to now be the proud owner of her first International property investment. With sights set high and the aim to grow a larger portfolio in the coming years, Vikki followed strict protocol, making sure all aspects of the investment were in line.In August 2012, tragedy struck. The house caught fire, burning completely to the ground. Overnight, Vikki went from being the owner of a newly refurbished home, to the owner of a charred pile of rubble, beyond salvage in its current state. Thankfully, there was some positive light to be taken from the incident. The family was not in the home at the time and all occupants were safe and accounted for. Also, all neighboring homes remained unharmed.Fortunately, Vikki had taken precautions to deal with such an incident and worked closely with her investment supplier, who made every attempt to reduce the stress to Vikki of such a tragic incident. Vikki had home insurance, property management and adequate legal assistance -everything required to ensure a safe, yet profitable single-family home investment. This was an unfortunate occurrence which, can happen to any home owner at any time, yet it was fortunate that Vikki had the right help at hand and wasn't alone dealing with such an ordeal all the way from her home country, Australia. The incident was a first for the team at US Invest too. When interviewed after the incident, Chief Investment Advisor Lachlan McPherson says: "We make sure all our clients take out insurance policies, yet to date, none have had to exercise their policy as a result of such a tragic incident." Reacting quickly to the unfortunate situation, the US Invest operations team stepped in, ensuring Vikki's policy was activated and damages recovered as soon as possible. Thanks to an excellent insurance policy and swift execution, Vikki was quickly compensated for the home's true assessed value. -nearly double what she paid for the home in the first place! In a little over three months since purchasing the home, Vikki banked a healthy profit over the short life of this investment.It was at this point, Vikki was left with some decisions to be made: Re-build the existing home using the money recovered from insurance, or sell the land and put the profits toward her next US property purchase?Here's where the story gets interesting: Rather than adding to the already great profit on her investment from the insurance claim and selling the land herself, Vikki wanted to go one step further. She wanted to share a part of what had turned out to be her good fortune, with those really in need. It was at this point, Vikki came across Angels With Faith Ministries, a 100% charity organization funded by the donations of people just like Vikki.With the festive season only a month away, Vikki showed true Christmas spirit and donated her land to Angels With Faith Ministries. Angels With Faith Ministries were able to sell the land, and as a result, use that money to provide a much needed Christmas celebration to more than 2000 underprivileged children and their families. These were families which were unlikely to receive Christmas presents, enjoy a family meal or even, in some cases have the clothes to keep warm on a cold winter's night. Vikki changed all of that by passing on her good fortune to help those in need. She could have taken the profit, she could have built a new home, but instead, became the Angel that this particular charity and thousands of families were desperately in need of, providing a Christmas they will remember forever. David Koremba, Operations Manager at US Invest who assisted Vikki in organizing the charity donation quotes: "Thank you Vikki for your kind actions and thank you to all those involved in making such an inspiring story a reality for those greatest in need."Like many cities across America, Atlanta was heavily affected by the Global Financial Crisis. Home values dropped way below their previous values, even below their cost of construction which is why Vikki was able to receive an insurance payment for far more than what she actually paid for her home. Whilst Americans and International investors are taking advantage of a once-in-a-lifetime investment opportunity, for many families, life in Atlanta is still difficult and will be for quite some time. Through the help of people such as Vikki and the fast actions of all involved, many Atlanta based children and their families received a Christmas present greater than they ever could have wished for.By Lachlan McPherson About US Invest Lachlan McPherson is the chief investment officer for US Invest - a US based team of Australian property investors who help other Australians find and invest in American real estate opportunities.For more information visit their website: usinvest.com.au Contact:
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I won't lie, John K. Samson's new solo album Provincial is a solid record, better than his last Weakerthan's album, even--a mix of acoustic folk songs and plugged-in power pop with smart instrumentation and smarter lyrics--but I'd had a Weakerthans songs stuck in my head all day. You never know with a solo side-project whether or not an artist will dig into their old repertoire, but Samson did so right out the gate, taking the stage with acoustic guitar and announcing, "We'll start with three songs about Winnipeg," before launching into the bitter hometown ode "One Great City!" It was the tune I'd been whistling all afternoon, and it was only the first of the evening's old songs and happy surprises.
The other Winnipeg songs were Provincial's "Heart of the Continent" (whose finger-picked guitar part Samson said he'd cribbed from the previous song's) and "Cruise Night," which he introduced by explained was about the past-time of driving in one direction then turning around ("You're probably all too sophisticated for this here"). They dedicated the outstanding single "When I Write My Master's Thesis" to all the grad students in the house this finals season, and the crowd cheered wildly in the little extended pause after one animated drum fill and before the song's final refrain. The show went on like this, alternating old songs with new, some done in standard rock formation, some with just Samson on acoustic guitar and the bassist on stand-up bass, all punctuated by clever, typically Canadian banter (ie. polite, earnestly concerned about curling).
When discussing how hard a language Icelandic was to learn in introducing "Letter In Icelandic From The Ninette San," Samson humored an audience member who shouted out Ballard's Nordic Heritage Museum, asking him where it was and suggesting the audience head there for the after-party. He said he'd expected riots and ruins after the US had (apparently) lost some international curling championship to Canada earlier by way of introducing old song "Tournament of Hearts." This was outdone by his other "great Northern sports as extended metaphor" number, the poignant "www.ipetitions.com/petition/rivertonrifle/", which he explained was in fact a real petition (linked) to induct Reggie Leach to the Hockey Hall of Fame, the signatures for which (1448 as of this writing) they were going to print out on dot matrix and march to the Hall of Fame immediately following this tour, as well as by his introduction for "Pamphleteer," a toast to hockey player Gump Worsley that amounted to a poem apparently composed on the spot, a litany of all the things hockey and Worsley had given his nation. I wish I knew how to toast like that.
All great banter aside (and there was another bit about Michael Buble and him having won the Album of the Year award at "Canadian Grammys" the Junos for a Christmas record), the songs were pretty goddamned great. They did a cover of sensitive punk gods Jawbreaker's "The Boat Dreams From the Hill," which was like some kind of literate punk rock dreamboat episode of Quantum Leap. They closed their set with the Weakerthans' killer slow song "Left and Leaving," and you could hear the crowd audibly whispering along.Not from last night, but you get the idea.
When they came out for a loudly demanded and deserved encore, Samson asked if there were any songs anyone wanted to hear and got shouted back a cacophony of various requests. He obliged with three Weakerthans numbers and even donned the bass guitar for two Propaghandi songs. They did "Illustrated Bible Stories for Children," "My Favorite Chords" (lyric changed from "hope" to "I know you like them too," audience reverent), a medley of Propaghandi's "Gifts" into holdover "Anchorless" (making for two songs about boats dry-docked in backyards in one night!), and a rousing version of "Reconstruction Site" with the band's drummer and guitarist shaking shakers into one mic and giving each other goofy fake-out high fives on the song's breaks. If you're a John K. Samson fan (which, obviously), then this show had everything you could have wanted and then some, and it felt like a rare treat in an intimate venue.
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6. "Tournament of Hearts"
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8. "Pamphleteer"
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louisville — Nanih Waiya High School's Hunter Luke set the tone early against Cathedral School in Game 1 of the South State Championship series.
Luke blasted a solo home run off Cathedral starter Blake Martin in the bottom of the first inning to jumpstart the Warriors' offense.
Nanih Waiya scored four runs before the Green Wave managed to get on the board in the sixth inning with a home run by Kyle Bradley. Bradley's homer gave Cathedral hope late in the game, but Nanih Waiya held on to take Game 1 4-2.
"They took advantage of some of the things we gave them early," Cathedral head coach Craig Beesley said. "They are a fundamentally sound team, and we really didn't threaten until Bradley's home run."
Nanih Waiya tallied two runs in the bottom of the third inning to take a 3-0 lead over Cathedral. The Warriors added a fourth run in the fifth inning.
Nanih Waiya starter Luke Rosamond held Cathedral's offense down most of the game. The Green Wave managed six hits, two of which came off the bat of senior Caleb Upton.
Beesley said dropping the series opener puts the Green Wave in a tough position going into today's game, but he saw signs that his team can rebound.
"We came on strong at the end," Beesley said. "I'm hoping the momentum we gained at the end will carry over until tomorrow."
Beesley said he plans on starting Upton in Game 2 today, and he will tell his team to play the same brand of baseball that has carried it to a 16-8 record so far this season.
"We're just going to take it one inning at a time and try to get an early lead," Beesley said. "We're not going to do anything different."
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More than the sizable flock of Pope Francis will welcome him to the United States.
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I need to know the name of the part numbered 71 in above diagram. Ours has worn out. It was 17"x4"x 2" and was made of some kind of fibrous material. Thank you
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As I remember it was made pressed wood and It seem like it was at least 1 inch thick. The part number was 422-17-091-0001. Do some searching for that part number and you may be able to obtain the specs.
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I have an old delta miter box model #34-010. When switched on the motor throws blue sparks. The brushes look good. I also took out the armature and cleaned it up with emery cloth. It still arcs. Is this saw finally dead? I'm out of ideas. Can anyone advise?
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[B]Situation:[/B] I have a very old Delta 34-010 power miter box.
Yeah, when I say it is old, believe me, it is. My guess is
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You have to [feed] the belt on..line up the slots or groves on the belt and pulleys and push and turn the belt on[it really is a tight fit..be careful not to damage the belt]..you can also tap the belt into the slots with a rubber mallet once you have it started on somewhat..:):)
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Thanks for your input. Tight though is not the word for it. Are there any parts of the pulley that further disassemble? There
is a "hub" jut prior to the splined pulley shaft where it is supper tight. Also, and there any lubricants that can be used? I would think that silicone is the way to go, but I don't want t make any mistakes.
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Sounds to me like you got the wrong belt. Were did you get it. They have been obsolite for years.
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Hey again,
Not really a lubricant for that..and anything that you may use could eat away or damage the belt over time.. your belt # should be a 49-083... model #s prior to DT-600 took a #925-01-032-1060 which is no longer avail...you might try to keep putting the belt on the one side as far as it will go and then take off turn to the other side and install..this may stretch the belt enough to go on all the way...I know this is tough as i have torn belts in the past installing them..! UGH [make sure you do have the correct belt first as dale suggests]
good luck...!!:)
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Jocque, did you ever get the belt on? I have the same problem and thought you might have some advise?
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When you've separated the two halves of the handle you'll find about 6 screws holding the right side of mitre saw. Take these out and the right side will pull away from the drive belt. Put the new belt in position and slide the shaft into the new drive belt and slowly turning the shaft at the same time. It sounds complicated but it goes on slick without any possible damage to the belt. Put the screws back in and the left side and your back in business.
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Yes, you do need to do some additional disassembly. You've got the blade off and you can see where the belt goes so all you need to do is "work-it-in" right?...Wrong. You can't get the belt over the motor shaft and the big gear on the blade shaft without removing the big gear. It just slips off but it takes some leverage. I'll bet there is a pulley remover that will work but you can also do as I did. Separate the two halves of the handle/case by removing all the screws as described in the previous posting. You will have to work at prying it apart because the bearing will be slipping out of the case as you do it. Also keep your eye on the brake button. Once I had the case apart, I slipped a big flat screwdriver under the big gear and pried it up while turning the shaft with a big allen wrench inserted in the end of the shaft. You don't have to take it all the way off. Put the belt in place and put the case back together. Then tap the big gear back down while turning the belt. You may want to clean the outside of the bearing and the inside of the case where the bearing slips in to make it go together more easily. Keep and eye on the brake button during this step.
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I've got you beat, I still have a 34-010 rockwell-international, 29 years, still works great. It has trimmed a lot of homes and commercial jobs. Other than the 9" blades, it has not been touched. I never use the brake so that may be why the belt is still the same one that it came with. It has been one of the best tools I've ever owned. It must have been AMERICAN made.


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NEW YORK (AP) -- Never-before-seen photos have surfaced of Elvis Presley rocking Madison Square Garden in all his jumpsuited glory. The images were taken in 1972 by George Kalinsky, the official photographer of the famed arena, the singer's estate said Wednesday.
Kalinsky came across the photos while working on a campaign for a billboard company called "Great Moments in New York." Now one of them is on display as part of the campaign on a three-story billboard atop the Virgin Megastore in Times Square; it shows The King glancing up, his outstretched arms holding the cape of his glittering jumpsuit.
Kalinsky needed to get permission from Elvis Presley Enterprises, the business arm of the performer's estate, to reproduce Presley's image for the campaign. The estate asked if he had any more photos, and Kalinsky came back with about 40 unpublished images from Elvis' second-night performance at the Garden in 1972, said Kevin Kern, spokesman for Elvis Presley Enterprises.
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As I studied the photo of Shaquille O'Neal and Travis Ford in our paper Wednesday morning, a triangle came into view.
Last week, I interviewed former LSU coach Dale Brown for our Sunday Collected Wisdom – and it's an all-time great one, read it here – and both Shaq and Ford were subjects of our conversation.
Brown, of course, discovered Shaq, who was a struggling 13-year-old hoops wannabe (albeit a 6-foot-9 wannabe) on a military base inGermanywhen he approached the coach in search suggestions on how to get in shape and be a better athlete.
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"I sat down, wondered what kind of profound statement I could make to a young man who just had his heart broken. I thought, 'I'll tell him about my life.' So, 'Dear Shaq, I'm real sorry what happened to you. But I found out in my life, every time I failed, felt inferior, somebody told me I couldn't do something, I was heartbroken, I found something that worked for me and I think it'll work for you. If you sincerely, always, try to do your very best, you never give up and persevere, sooner or later God will take care of everything else.'"
As we all know now, Shaq went to work. And became one of basketball's all-time greats. The path, too, went through Brown and LSU, thanks to a friendship struck by chance inGermany.
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I've been developing an interest in jazz since being drafted as a drummer in one but I've always been bad with theory and always wanted to learn how to construct solos in said genre.
Now I've got a question, after reading that lesson on the front page, and correct me if I'm wrong here but maj7 chords have their root notes as I and IV in a scale i.e. G major scale would have Gmaj7 and Cmaj7?
Are dominant 7 chords the V in a major scale?? In the case of G major it'd be D7?
Is it possible to then switch to a different scale during a solo if the underlying chords were G maj7, C maj7 and A7? I'm thinking G major to D major?
Lots of things are possible.
How does it sound if you try it?
Scroll down on that article on the front page.
Read the comments.
Disregard the article on the front page.
What is the the whole progression of the solo? I'm assuming the A7 is functioning as a secondary dominant leading to a D7 (which would mean you'll probably want to use a C# instead of a C when approaching the next chord). You could look at this as a change of scale, but it's probably better to just look at it as an altered note.
You could be reading these articles instead;
They will introduce you to music theory.
Sounds fine I guess, but I'm aiming to try and understand things at the moment instead of just using my ear because I'll just end up doing things I can't back up and refer to theory wise.
I've also got a progression going on F maj7 Bb7 Gmin7 and C7. From my point of view I potentially have 3 key changes over this pogression, would I be right so far?
And thanks for link, much appreciated
Edit: It'll help if you stop thinking of "key" as synonymous to "scale." A key is defined by the inherent resolution point of a progression/melody/etc., not necessarily the exact notes used.
Only just noticed I've put the wrong chords in.
The actual progression I've got is F7, Bb7, Gm7 and C7. I'm seeing three dominant 7ths here, right? Would it be theoretically correct in using the Bb major scale over F7, Eb major for Bb7 and F for the last two chords or am I going about it in a completely asinine way?
I tried to explain that as concisely as possible, so if anything was vague I can elaborate for you.
What you're attempting there is what is known as chord scale theory. This is the idea that one uses the chord tones from the chord that is being played as well as some tension notes from a scale built around that chord in order to improvise or develop melodic ideas.
You're close as the scales you pointed out would fit with the notes of those chord but some people might name them differently. But don't worry too much about that at this stage.
The first thing you want to do is practice using your ear and the chord tones from the chords being played to develop tasteful coherent melodies. When you are doing this pretty well then you should start looking at bringing in tension notes that aren't in the chord itself to develop deeper more interesting melodies.
There are a lot of notes that are not in the chord. Just picking them at random on the fly can be tricky so the idea of expanding each chord out to a full scale and using notes from that scale can be useful. So once you are confident with using just your ear and chord tones to create interesting melodies then go on to trying to use some notes from the full scale to get things going.
You would still use tones from the chord itself but you will now be pulling in a few outside notes as well.
When you've got this going pretty well start playing around with some of the remaining chromatic notes to see how you can use them in your melodic improvisation to create some even more colourful ideas.
The idea here is to start fairly simple and when you are confident with that introduce a little more, get confident at incoporating those new ideas then expand a little more etc etc.
This is just one approach to improvising solos but whatever approach you use there is one common factor - always use your ear to listen to what you are doing and try to creat something interesting that sounds good to you. Your ear above all else will tell you which note is right and which is wrong so learn to use it and learn to trust it.
Here is an intersting article regarding the dangers of the novice player trying to do too much with an intellectual understanding of the chord scale theory without first doing the groundwork. http://www.berklee.edu/bt/121/chord.html In particular I have copied and pasted this paragraph from that article which is important to reinforce what I was telling you about using your ear first and foremost...
Ah, it makes a little more sense now. Thanks for the help guys!
You never have to back up what you play theory wise. It's completely unneccesary. If you play by ear and understand what you're playing aurally, there's no need to know the theoretical justification for it at all.
Why is this three key changes? Why not just F major?
No, this is a straight blues thing.
This is typical for the blues. Remember, you are allowed you use notes outside of the diatonic scale of your home key!
This is the key point you're missing. WHile chord-scale theory is an interesting way to play, it's mostly used in jazz. In rock, they key is to know how each note in your scale will sound over the chords you're playing (whether or not they're in your key) and to know to avoid specific notes which create undesirable sounds.
In blues all the major chords are dom7. 12 bar blues: C7x4-F7x2-C7x2-G7-F7-C7-G7. You can use notes that don't "fit" the key signature and still be inside that key. Not every dom7 chord functions as a V chord. So your chord progression is just a bluesy I-IV-ii-V that is a very common progression. I think blues scale would fit that progression pretty well and could be a good starting point to base the solo on.
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Thanks for the clarification.
I'm not 100% convinced that the "change your Apple ID password" works, all the time, but removing the device from your support profile does, in all cases I've seen.
Yes, it's always the method I recommend.
Meg St._Clair wrote:
Yes, it's always the method I recommend.
Yea, but most users fail to set such up. Since you can't register Apple products anymore, its important that users setup a support profile.
Noted. I'll add that to my list of recommendations as appropriate.
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I am having a problem with logging to output from an automated build.
The build is done with a Makefile and the makefile utility.
The problem is that normal output like compiler command lines go to stdout and compile errors go to stderr.
I want to get the output from the build as it would show on the screen. So something like:
(stdout) CC -c file.cpp
(stderr) Compile error at file.cpp line 232, blah blah blah
(stdout) CC -c file2.cpp
What I tried (from a ksh script) is:
make -k > build.log 2> build.log
This results in a single log file but the problem is that the streams are buffered and so the result in the log file is all mixed up.
I could capture the output into 2 separate log files but then I would have no info on how to glue them back together into a single log file.
Is there a way to turn off buffering for stdout and stderr in this case?


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2011 was a big yearPublished 11:44am Thursday, December 29, 2011
It seems like my first year here at the Hartselle Enquirer has been an exciting year for many of our local teams.
My first day on the job here was Jan. 24, which was as the Morgan County Basketball Tournament was just beginning. That Saturday proved to be one of the more exciting days of the year as Danville overcame a huge lead to beat Brewer down the stretch.
That win helped propel Danville to the Class 3A State Championship game in girls basketball, but it also proved to be gut-check time for Brewer, which also went on a big run to the Class 5A Girls Final Four in Birmingham.
From there, it seemed like our teams just lived for the big stage. A couple of months later, Hartselle's girls softball team wound up entering the Class 5A State Softball Tournament in Montgomery as the state's top-ranked team.
However, the Lady Tigers lost an emotional 2-1 game to Moody and then fell to Mortimer Jordan the next day, but Hartselle still finished tied for fifth place.
Then, Hartselle's girls golf team earned its third consecutive state championship. Heather Nail also captured an individual title with a 36-hole score of 152.
In track and field, Quanesha Burks won three state championships out of her four events, winning the 100 meters, 200 meters and the long jump. She also was second in the triple jump.
Ashton Pennington won a state championship in the javelin throw.
In cross country, Brewer's Clay Oden and Hartselle's Jonathan Duncan both received medals for placing high in Class 5A.
In volleyball, I made the trek to Pelham to see Brewer, Danville and Hartselle compete in the state tournament. Brewer and Hartselle fell victim to No. 1 and eventual state champion St. Paul's.
In that tournament, Hartselle had a dramatic comeback to defeat Faith Academy in the semifinals, rallying from down two sets to win 3-2.
Danville had little returning this year, but wound up making the state semifinals with an almost entirely new team this year. They came within just three points of making the finals.
And then there's football. Hartselle completed its second undefeated season to win its first state championship.
The Tigers have had more talented teams in the past, but this team just did their job week after week and found ways to win.
It's been a fun year for sports here. Let's see if we can do it again in 2012. If so, we'll be right there to cover it for you.
Brent Maze is the managing editor of the Hartselle Enquirer.


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Political Hay
Cracking Up Is Hard to Do
After losing power, conservatives argue -- and try to figure out what went wrong.
Whenever the Democrats fare poorly at the ballot box -- a thankfully common occurrence in the post-Reagan era of American politics -- the various factions that make up the liberal coalition promptly turn against each other. Economic populists blame social liberals for focusing on gay marriage rather than bread-and-butter issues like the minimum wage and universal healthcare. The social liberals reply that cynical male progressives are too eager to throw feminists and gays overboard for political gain. Minority activists complain of being taken for granted by the Democratic establishment.
This biennial airing of grievances among the left's extended family of ideologues and interest groups may be a spectacle, but it also serves a useful purpose by allowing liberals to rehash internal debates and regroup following electoral setbacks. After the Republicans' midterm losses last November -- and, to a lesser extent, ever since the polls started predicting a dismal outcome many months before -- conservatives have been engaged in a similar enterprise.
As a result, libertarians are actively sparring with the religious right. Immigration restrictionists are involved in an even more heated debate with conservatives who prefer the Wall Street Journal's "there shall be open borders" approach. From James Baker-style realists to paleocons, there has been growing dissent against the post-9/11 interventionist foreign policy attributed to the neoconservatives -- insofar as thinkers on the right still agree about what the term "neoconservative" even means.
"We've lost our way," Congressman Mike Pence, the former chairman of the Republican Study Committee, often says of his party. He points out that the GOP has embraced pork-barrel politics and failed to control federal spending. Former Bush speechwriter Michael Gerson, by contrast, warns the government cutters that "any political movement that elevates abstract antigovernment ideology above human needs is hardly conservative, and unlikely to win."
Of course, finger pointing isn't the same thing as soul searching. As my friend Michael Brendan Dougherty memorably put it, "At the end of the day, the arguments all seem to boil down to something similar: If it were more like me, the Republican Party would be better off. It's failing because it's like you." Yet the right does face serious challenges -- see Jeremy Lott's report on the state of the movement's "fusionist" alliance, for example -- that some introspective conservatives are struggling to meet.
A few of these hardy souls -- politicians, activists, journalists, and intellectuals -- traveled to Washington, D.C. last weekend to attend the National Review Institute's Conservative Summit. Participants tried to keep GOP losses in perspective while optimistically charting a way forward. Every now and then, however, one could glimpse the toll taken by the change in political fortunes.
At a debate on the merits of the president's plan to send additional troops to Iraq, pro-surge pundit William Kristol thanked his opponent, Lawrence Korb of the liberal Center for American Progress, for agreeing to speak to such a hostile audience. "At least I hope it's a hostile audience," the amiable Kristol cracked. "If not, we're in real trouble." The Weekly Standard editor needn't have worried -- most of the summit crowd was indeed on his side -- but even the most exuberant hawks are aware that the public is losing confidence in their preferred Iraq policies.
Yet the right's domestic policy project isn't looking that much more vibrant. Perennial Republican issues like crime control and opposition to higher taxes failed to deliver as they once did not only in reddish states like Virginia but also such Democratic bastions as Maryland and Massachusetts. Here it is the success of conservative policies rather than perceived failures that have brought the GOP to the point of diminishing returns. Once you have cut taxes and lowered crime rates, there isn't as much mileage in campaigning on promises to do so once again.
A more promising strategy might be to shape right-of-center policies that offer creative solutions to problems that vex large numbers of voters. The Reagan tax cuts and welfare reform, to cite just two examples, weren't popular just because they conformed to conservative ideology. They were popular because they were seen as addressing pressing national problems. The failure to think along these lines, Ramesh Ponnuru argues in the current National Review, has caused the conservative program to become "oddly detached from American life."
It isn't easy for a divided movement to react to sudden shifts in the political terrain, especially when conservatives were allowing themselves to dream of a near-permanent Republican majority just three years ago. But the prospect of another Clinton presidency is a pretty good reason for the right to give it a try.
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Cheesecake Factory launches first-ever Happy Hour
2/22 Update: Demand prompts Cheesecake Factory to launch new Happy Hour program earlier than expected in O.C.
Updated 2/19 w/change of Happy Hour information
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Cheesecake Factory is making an ambitious, but perhaps long overdue effort, to attract bar foodies.
The casual dining chain is launching its first-ever Happy Hour program with discounted cocktails and a spread of 15 full-size appetizers for nearly half-price.
Some restaurants in Orange County will be the first in the chain to debut the Happy Hour menu, which starts today in Anaheim and Newport Beach.
*The Cheesecake Factory locations in Huntington Beach and Mission Viejo will start the Happy Hour next Thursday (Feb. 25) and restaurants in Irvine and Brea will roll out the bar menu March 4, according to company representatives.
The Happy Hour menu will be offered from 4 to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday.
The company said other regions will debut the bar menu in "five waves" over the next few weeks. The roll out should be complete at most restaurants by March 18.
The menu lowdown: The menu will offer $5 specialty cocktails (Mojito, Long Island Iced Tea, Margarita, J.W.'s Pink Lemonade and Cosmopolitan); $5 select well drinks; $5 select wines by the glass.� Beer offerings vary by locations. For example, Anaheim, Huntington Beach, Mission Viejo, Irvine and Brea restaurants will offer $4 draft beer, while the Cheesecake Factory in Newport Beach will offer $3 bottle beer.
As for the food, the following full-size appetizers, which normally cost anywhere from$7.50 to$10.95, will be offered for $5: roadside sliders, hot spinach and cheese dip, avocado eggrolls, fried macaroni and cheese, Sweet Corn, tamale-cakes, fire-roasted fresh artichoke, Vietnamese shrimp summer roll, made-to-order guacamole, Tex-Mex eggrolls, fried calamari, factory nachos, buffalo blasts, Southern fried chicken sliders, chicken pot stickers and
crispy crab wontons.
The news comes as Cheesecake Factory named Michael E. Jannini as its new president this week. Last week, the Southern California-base chain known for its big portions reported a $13,000 fourth-quarter net loss.
Tell us: Will you go to Cheesecake Factory more often now that they have a Happy Hour?
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