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What Do Your Songs Say? What Do They Mean?
Songwriting is one of those art forms that presents a strange dichotomy of purpose to the world. On the one hand, we have audiences who insist that their favourite songs, by their favourite songwriters, need to have something vital and important to say.
But those same audiences, whether they're aware of it or not, need songs that:
- speak to their emotions, regardless of the song's topic;
- make an audience feel those emotions regardless of whatever else it might do;
- do it in such a way that they feel compelled to return to the song, to feel those emotions over and over again.
Songs need to connect, as we say.
So what's more important? A song's message, or the need for it to make an emotional connection?
We're looking at this from a songwriting point of view, but other art forms might deal with the same issue. When a visual artists paints a landscape, what are they trying to do? What are they trying to say? When Da Vinci painted "The Mill", is there a message beyond the emotional value of the painting?
To bring it back to songwriting, when you write a song, are you conveying a message, or are you creating something for which the emotional value is its main attribute? Have you been trying to communicate some personal philosophy of life, or are you content simply to get people up and dancing? And if your song does nothing more than describe how you feel about your latest breakup, is that, for all intents and purposes, a self-gratifying waste of time? Can a "Why did she leave me" song ever aspire to be "art"?
My own feeling on this is that songwriters often worry too much that their songs might or might not be making a powerful statement. In other words, while I personally feel that songs should say something about life, nothing is as important as making an emotional connection to whoever cares to listen.
Whether someone wins or loses at love is unimportant to me. Whether I've completed my tax return on time is. But I'm more likely to enjoy a song about love than I am a song about tax returns.
That's because love, and all its related subtopics, touch my emotional soul, while taxes make no connection to me at any level.
I can't tell you what's important when you listen to music. It may be that for you, songs need to say something vital about life and how we should live it. And when you write songs, you may feel the same way; your songs need to impart an important life message.
There is absolutely nothing wrong with that, but I do need to point out that a life message without an emotional connection will rarely keep listeners coming back. If your purpose in writing songs is to edify your audience, there will be no edifying without an emotional connection to the listener.
That's why a song that says nothing more than "I love you" still sells. Take a look at the songs that have hit the top of the charts for the past 6 decades, and you're probably looking at songs that do nothing more than describe love, in all its possible scenarios.
They succeed because they pull at people's heartstrings. They engage the audience and make them say, "I've felt like that before," or "I know what they're going through." That, ultimately, is what good songs do. That's what good music has always done.
So if you find yourself worried that your songs aren't really saying anything important, that's only a problem if you thought they were. Instructing and educating your audience has never been the purpose of good music. It's always been much simpler: to connect to your audience and make them feel something.
If you want to go beyond that, please do. I like songs that make me think. But unless your audience is feeling something, you may be wasting a lot of time. A song's emotional value is more important to the world than its educational value.
Written by Gary Ewer. Follow Gary on Twitter.
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Designing More Creative Chord Progressions
Chord choice is one part of songwriting that doesn't require a lot of imagination. All that's really required is that a progression works. In that sense, it's not much different from a piece of country land that you might build a house on. Sure, it may seem important to have land that, on its own, takes your breath away. But if you're building a house, what's really important is that it can support the house.
And beyond supporting the house, there are other attributes that make land a nice purchase. It's nice, for example, if there's a rolling hill or two, some elegant trees, and maybe a view of the water. Without the house on it, however, a good piece of land can look downright ordinary. Once you place the house on it, the land's main role is to make the house look wonderful.
In other words, a good piece of land becomes something you don't notice as much as the house itself. And in that sense, there's not much different between a good piece of land and a good chord progression. The progression's main job is to support the other song elements, the melody and lyrics in particular.
But once in a while, it's nice to create something that's got more going for it than the fact that it simply works. Sometimes, you want a chord progression that has a bit of freshness, a bit of innovation. The danger in creating chord progressions that are unique is that they can confuse the listener, particularly if the chords aren't supporting any of the other song components. So how do you create a chord progression that's a bit more creative than the standard I-IV-V?
Take a look at the following tips and suggestions. It will help your chord creation process if you're looking to add a bit more variety and innovation to your chords. You won't necessarily want to do everything in that list, and it should be pointed out that these are not rules. They are simply suggestions for you to try.
- Try starting on a non-tonic chord. A tonic chord is the one that represents your song's key. So if your song (or song section) is in C major, the C chord is the tonic chord. Most songs will start on the tonic chord. For example, Adele's "Hello" is in F minor, and the first chord is Fm. But starting on a non-tonic chord veils the sense of tonality, and makes the key a little less obvious, usually in a creative and pleasant way. Lennon & McCartney's "Happiness is a Warm Gun" starts on a iv7 chord, then moves to the tonic (Am7 – Em), and it adds a lot to the sense of floating tonality to hear throughout the song.
- Try adding 7ths, 9ths, added tones, etc., to standard progressions. Play C – F – G – C, and you've got something that lacks any and all uniqueness. But make a few alterations, and you've got something that sounds immensely more creative. For example: Cmaj7 – Fadd9 – G11 – C. (Click below to listen)
- Try starting on an inverted chord. An inverted chord is one which uses a note other than the chord's letter name as a bass note. If you use C in the chord progression, your bassist will automatically play C as the bass note. But starting with C/E or C/G adds a bit of pleasant musical instability to the progression, and can be very enticing to your listeners. Example: C/G – F – C.
- Change key somewhere in the middle of your verse. Jimmy Webb's hit song "Wichita Lineman" (no. 195 on the Rolling Stone "500 Greatest Songs of All Time," does this, starting in F major, wandering into D major before wandering back again (and all the while almost completely avoiding the original tonic chord). Frequent key changes are the mainstay of progressive rock, of course. The advantage of changing key quickly and early on is that it prevents your progressions from sounding standard or predictable.
- Try chord substitutions. Sometimes, the best creative progressions are those that start as standard ones, and then, with a few careful substitutions, can take on an entirely new life. So you might take C – F – G7 – C, and turn it into C – Dm – Bb – Am, as long as it still works with your melody. The point is, by starting with a strong progression, then changing chords one by one, you gradually change it into something less predictable, and closer to what you might be looking for.
You'll find that creative progressions will work better in a verse or bridge than in a chorus. As always, with anything that affects the sound of your song, your ears will be your guide as to what works and what doesn't.
Written by Gary Ewer. Follow Gary on Twitter.
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Using the Songwriter's Checklist to Diagnose Problems
You've just written your new song, but it's got problems. What's worse, you can't really tell what the problem is, you just know that something doesn't sound right. What do you do?
A few years back I designed a checklist for songwriters to use in such a case, and you can download that free checklist here. You'll find lots of ideas for going through your song, element by element. Think of it as a guide to diagnosing song problems.
How can a checklist work, when every song is unique, and the product of an improvisatory creative process? If no two songs are the same, what can a checklist do for you?
This checklist looks at song elements, category by category. While it's true that every song is different, we have decades of pop music history that tells us that the best songs tend to exhibit similar specific characteristics.
Remember that no one should use a checklist if a song is working well. Sometimes you'll write a song, the success of which seems to defy logic. It seems to stray far from the norms in your chosen genre, and yet it works. In such cases, be happy with your success and move on.
But sometimes a song can have very attractive elements, but yet you can tell there's something not working. In such cases, a checklist of what normally makes songs work might be just what you need to fix things.
No songwriting checklist can ever hope to be complete, and this one is not meant to outline every possible problem that a song might have. But if you simply need some ideas to get the process for fixing your song started, why not give this one a try.
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Contouring Your Instrumentation to Create Energy Peaks
When we think about a song's energy level, particularly as it pertains to the instrumental choices, we often think about how much energy we can generate by adding instruments into the mix. That's a pretty instinctive approach, and it has worked in almost every genre, in any era. Eighties' power ballads took this to extremes. If you remember Air Supply's "All Out of Love", you know what I'm talking about.
But creating energy peaks by pumping the instrumentals higher and higher can have a dated sound, and isn't the only way to create the impression of instrumental contour. Another way which works well especially for songs that are a bit more "quiet ballad" in character is to look for areas of your song where you can do the opposite: reduce instrumentation.
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So we're talking more about production here than songwriting, though it can affect songwriting by changing the shape and range of the melody. By reducing instrumentation, you create a pleasant contrast from what precedes that quieter moment. Then by simply adding instruments back to original levels, you give the impression that you're building energy by building instrumentation. Of course, you're not really adding instruments to the mix; you're simply reintroducing what was already there.
A good contemporary example of this can be heard in the new single, "Mayflies", recorded by English singer-songwriter Benjamin Francis Leftwich, and co-written with Joe Janiak. It's a wonderful song of very engaging simplicity. The instrumentation is relatively static throughout, and pleasantly understated: synths, acoustic guitars, drums & bass.
The verse instrumentations are scaled back a bit, and then, to allow the chorus instrumentations a bit more pop, the pre-chorus instrumentation is reduced further (and the rhythmic activity considerably relaxed), before coming back in with the fuller instrumental component we heard in the intro.
So it's the creating of instrumental contour (and, in that sense, energy peaks), by reducing, not adding:
The same technique is used in what is for all intents and purposes the song's bridge.
The benefits of thinking about places to reduce the instrumentation are numerous, but the main benefit is that it helps to prevent what should be a relatively quiet song from getting too powerful, too loaded up with production. It helps preserve the simplicity of your musical arrangement.
Every element of a song's construction can contribute to what we think of as its basic energy. Even lyrics have a way of generating energy by adding or avoiding emotion-laden words.
Instrumentation, however, is perhaps the most noticeable way we have to craft an energy that an audience hears and understands immediately. Instead of always thinking about increasing energy by adding instruments, consider doing the opposite: find moments in your music to reduce instrumentation. It helps preserve the pleasant simplicity of a quieter ballad.
("Mayflies" is a single from Benjamin Francis Leftwich's upcoming album, "After The Rain", to be released August 19, 2016. You can pre-order it on his website.)
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What Do You Love About a Good Melody?
Last week I wrote about the similarities between classical and pop music, and what today's songwriters can learn from the classics. Today I want to look specifically at song melodies, and see to what extent the structure of a pop melody resembles that of a classical work.
There is a book that is in great use in college-level classical music degree programs. "Techniques and Materials of Music", written by Thomas Benjamin, et al, puts a microscope on how classical music works, but it never ceases to amaze me how applicable many of the observations are to songwriting in the pop genres.
Take, for example, these five characteristics of a typical classical melody as outlined in Chapter 18, "An Introduction to Tonal Melody." The five descriptors might apply to a Beethoven melody (they use Beethoven's Piano Trio op. 1, No. 3, as an example), but can apply equally well to a song like, say, "Hallelujah" (Leonard Cohen).
I would paraphrase (and hopefully not over-simplify) the five characteristics this way:
- Most melodies use repetition, arpeggiation (i.e., "broken chords"), and stepwise motion (i.e., moving by scale tones).
- The structure of a melody depends on the underlying chords. At the ends of musical lines (phrases), melodies and chords work closely together.
- Most melodies are confined mainly to an octave, with occasional notes higher and/or lower than that main octave.
- With regard to rhythm, faster notes happen on weak beats. Longer notes happen on strong beats. Most melodies will use one or two main rhythmic ideas, with variations happening now and then, especially near the ends of phrases.
- The style of a melody depends on the instruments (including voice) that are performing it, as well as the purpose of the music. (e.g., in pop music terms, a melody's style will depend on whether the song is a love ballad or a dance tune.)
If you now imagine a modern song from pop or rock (such as "Hallelujah", as I previously suggested), you'll see that not much has changed since the days of Beethoven:
- Repetition and stepwise motion in "Hallelujah" is easy to notice, and Cohen uses that repetitive, lulling opening figure (long note-short note) figure over and over, along with repetitions in actual melody notes.
- As in all "tonal" songs (i.e., songs that are in a key), the melody of "Hallelujah" is completely supported by the chord choices.
- "Hallelujah" sits mainly within an octave. In "Techniques and Materials of Music", the suggestion is that most of the time, the octave is going to be from the tonic note to the octave above, or, less commonly, from the dominant (5th) note to the octave above. With "Hallelujah", the octave is from the mediant note (i.e., the 3rd note of the key) to the octave above.
- Faster notes happen at the ends of phrases, especially on the word "Hallelujah" itself.
- "Hallelujah" is a ballad, which accounts for the great use of stepwise motion in the melody.
It's not a good idea to take a perfectly good song that you've written, and then try to change it simply because one of the characteristics listed above don't seem to be present. Even Beethoven composed largely by instinct, not by a set of instructions.
But if you find that your melodies seem lifeless, aimless, or simply dull, it's worth seeing if one of the five characteristics listed above might be missing.
To familiarize yourself with how closely or not they pertain to your favourite genre, practice your musical observational skills: Make a list of 5 of your favourite songs, and go back to the top of this article and see how much you see those five musical characteristics.
As you get better at analyzing music in this way, you'll find your own approach to writing melodies improving, and you'll gain the same advantages classical composers have experienced.
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Kim is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where she double-majored in dairy science and poultry science. She is currently pursuing a master's degree in Agricultural Education at Iowa State University.
No stranger to the industry, Kester served as the 2015 Wisconsin Honey Queen. She began beekeeping in 2014 and now owns six hives of bees.
In her new role, she will spend the next year promoting the beekeeping industry throughout the United States in a wide variety of venues.
To schedule an appearance with Kim, contact American Honey Queen Program at 414-545-5514.
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Les Alpettes, Switzerland, 1981. The classic WOC race in 1981 was one of those classic long distance races. Varied terrain and course – from the long legs in the steep hills in the start of the course to the shorter legs in the flat parts towards the end.
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June 22
Jackson, Tn. – Hardin County Night – Enjoy a night of baseball as the Jackson Generals play the Mobile BayBears beginning at 6:05 p.m. Tickets are $5.
Spring City, Tn. – "Victoria's House" – See this thriller play about Neil Bannister who kills his wife and thinks he's committed the perfect crime until forces start working against him 7:30 p.m. at the Tennessee Valley Theatre. Plot twists turn this play into a must-see. Tickets are $10.
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Chattanooga, Tn. – Blueberry Festival – Pies, donuts, soda, chutney and even blueberry beer will be featured at the festival beginning 11 a.m. at the First Tennessee Pavilion.
Nashville, Tn. – "No Army without Music" – Musicians will perform famous and lesser known songs from the Civil War as radio personality Michael Lasser tells stories behind some of the most popular Civil War songs 2 p.m. at the Tennessee State Museum. Admission is free.
June 24-28
Chattanooga, Tn. – Appalachian Adventure Camp – Kids 12-16 years old can go whitewater kayaking, climbing, hiking and camping in the Appalachian Mountains as part of Appalachian Adventure Camp. Reservations are required.
June 24
Jonesborough, Tn. – Jonesborough Yarn Exchange – Enjoy songs, skits and stories dedicated to "Baseball, Mom and Pies, Pies, Pies" 7 p.m. at the International Storytelling Center.
June 25
Johnson City, Tn. – "Fossil and Artifact ID Night" – Bring fossils, rocks, minerals and artifacts to be identified and photographed 4 p.m. at the Natural History Museum. Light refreshments will be served.
June 27
Brownsville, Tn. – "Off the Beaten Path: Scenes of West Tennessee" – See photographer Joe B. Guinn's best nature shots with a special artist reception 6 p.m. at the West Tennessee Delta Heritage Center.
June 28
Nashville, Tn. – Frist Fridays Concert Series – Kick off the summer concert series with a performance by the The MaleMen 6 p.m. in The Frist Center for the Visual Arts' Turner Courtyard.
Nashville, Tn. – Zoovie Night – See the hilarious animated movie, "Madagascar" 6 p.m. at the Nashville Zoo's Festival Field. The movie is included in zoo admission or $5 for guests arriving after the zoo closes.
July 2
Huntingdon, Tn. – The 129th Army Band of the Tennessee Army National Guard – Enjoy a night of music and celebrate Independence Day 7 p.m. at The Dixie. The event is free and open to the public.
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Knoxville, Tn. – "East Meets West" by Eun-Sook Kim – An opening ceremony for "East Meets West," Eun-Sook Kim's exhibit featuring ceramics, Chinese watercolor paintings and woodblock prints, will take place 5 p.m. with hors d'oeuvres at the Emporium Center.
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Granville, Tn. – Genealogy Festival – Learn your family history at the festival that will feature cemetery tours, speakers and Surname booths at the Granville town square.
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Pulaski, Tn. – Berry Festival – Wear red, white and blue and bring a lawn chair to enjoy some Southern music and have shortcake loaded with fresh strawberries, raspberries, blueberries or blackberries with whipped cream. Hayrides, tours for $5 and more will be included at Milky Way Farm.
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1. What does Frank's mother have spread out on the table?
2. About whom does Olivia ask Frank?
3. What does Frank say about Imelda when he meets her?
4. What does Frank realize they need to do in the current homicide investigation?
5. What does Frank want to prove to Scorcher?
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1. Describe Frank and Holly's conversation about Holly visiting Frank's family.
2. What does Frank learn from Imelda about Rosie on the night of Rosie's death?
3. What does Frank ask Stephen that surprises the man?
4. How do people react to Frank at Kevin's wake and what is Jackie's theory about their reactions?
5. How does Frank have to change his perception about Rosie?
6. What does Frank recall about what Rosie told him the night they decide to leave?
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There are a number of interesting questions raised by "Faithful Place". Questions that French most likely want readers to consider and think through carefully. Discuss the following:
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Faithful Place belongs to the mystery drama genre. Discuss the following:
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My Ticket Home Post New Video
This is awesome! It didn't take to me until I heard the chorus, but I like this a lot now.
Edit: Looks like the rest of the record doesn't sound like this and isn't as good
Damn. I never liked this band before but this song goes hard.
Real Slipknot vibe in this song.
Stray From The Path just posted this :
"A little over a year ago, we played a show in Ottawa, ON. On the stage was a note left for us that said something along the lines of "We love Stray, have a good show - MTH" after small research, found it it was My Ticket Home. Checked the band out, didn't like it at all, but it was a nice gesture. Woke up to a text from Drew saying "check out My Ticket Home's new video" and I thought he was telling me to watch it because it was a shitty video or something (Because Drew does that a lot to me)
I checked out the video, and it was sick. I instantly bought the record, and its really sick. Its also produced by Machine Shop, which are our DOGS.
what I am getting at... watch this video, and buy this record."
Made me check it out, I dig this a lot more than I expected to.
that was awesome!
slipknot deftones what
getting a huge deftones vibe from this. a bit of slipknot too
You have Stray From The Path on Facebook obviously haha.
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who, me?
It is not 1997 dudes. There's a reason stuff like this stopped happening a while ago.
well late '90s style metalcore is coming back in the underground so like, my band's right on the next logical step for that progression :D
ps deathcore shows are still packed all the time
I listened to their 2012 release and it sucked
deathcore kinda sux
What an intriguing, edgy opinion.
deathcore forever, bitches
Deathcore so dead that Thy Art Is Murder's been in the US for two months selling out shows.
hey it sells, doesn't mean it's good.
i mean look at da beibs and cyrus.
or fuckin ronnie radke lulz
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We take centuries old tattered Encyclopedia that are about to be destroyed and upcycle them for our Art Prints. We carefully remove the fragile and yellowing pages from binding by hand. And then the illustration is printed directly on the book page, creating beautiful and unique Art Print suitable for framing and displaying. It's quite interesting to read very old facts and information, many of which are outdated. As you step away from it, the illustration starts to form a clear image. Our Art Prints on antique book pages look gorgeous on the wall and they also make fantastic and unique gifts.
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Last week, a trio of broadcasters demonstrated an 8K Super Hi-Vision system at IBC. That's 16 times the resolution of standard HD, with 22.2 channels of audio.
Japan's NHK, Italy's RAI and the BBC joined to do a demonstration that drew large crowds and "wows" from the audience. Images were delivered to Amsterdam's RAI Convention Center from a live camera in London over fiber and from a video server in Torino, Italy, via satellite.
Keiichi Kubota, director general of the Science & Technical Research Laboratories of NHK, told THR.com that his network hopes to deliver SHV quality to homes in about 10 years. "Before TV applications, I think SHV will be used for public viewing sites (such as museums)," he said. "That is easier to deploy."
The possibilities for digital cinema were also clearly obvious, though Kubota said NHK will not actively market the technology to the motion picture industry. "Since we are broadcasters, we don't want to push our system on people in a different area," he said.
The trio of broadcasters is already developing a range of SHV production and viewing equipment — including cameras and TV sets. A key challenge to successful use of SHV, however, is screen size. To really see the difference the resolution makes, it takes a display with a 70in to 100in screen.
"From a technical point of view, it is difficult to make SHV sets smaller and still appreciate the quality," Kubota said.
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All the Light in the Sky
- Studio: Factory 25
- Release Date: Dec 20, 2013
- Summary: An actress living in Malibu (Jane Adams) faces the harsh realities of the industry as her age exempts her from more and more acting opportunities. Amidst this career and life crisis, the actress's niece (Sophia Takal) arrives for a weekend stay and ushers in a complicated prism of emotionalAn actress living in Malibu (Jane Adams) faces the harsh realities of the industry as her age exempts her from more and more acting opportunities. Amidst this career and life crisis, the actress's niece (Sophia Takal) arrives for a weekend stay and ushers in a complicated prism of emotional insecurities. Can the actress confront her fears, navigate complicated relationships, and figure out how to navigate mid-life in Hollywood?… Collapse
- Director: Joe Swanberg
- Genre(s): Drama
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[Swanberg's] latest work, All the Light in the Sky, displays a striking new willingness to meet his audience halfway, buttressing his signature style with clever pacing, solid technique and a deeply soulful lead performance from co-scripter Jane Adams.
Large-scale anxieties about the future of the environment mingle with the characters' small-scale anxieties about the present. The effect of this interplay will probably vary from viewer to viewer. As with Swanberg's production methods, a lot depends on what you bring to the movie.
A minor effort in a filmography largely composed of them, All the Light in the Sky is nonetheless satisfying on the terms it establishes early on.
Where the film excels is in capturing the quiet revelations in Marie's life over the few days it chronicles — revelations that represent the aftermath of choices made years before, when expectations were higher.
Marie is middle-aged and at a crossroads in All the Light in the Sky, a movie that feels the same way — listless and searching and on its way toward something good.
All The Light In The Sky is a refreshingly grown-up exploration of a woman at a personal and professional crossroads that's stronger for never pushing its narrative or its finely wrought lead character in the direction of big moments or bullshit epiphanies. It's casual, but also quietly moving.
[A] tediously naturalistic and fairly pointless no-budget indie about the compromises of middle-aged femininity.
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The watercolour art shown in the book isn't the usual watercolour style. If there's traditional and non-traditional style, she would belong to very non-traditional. Her style is more towards to the experimental side, especially her techniques.
Jenny Wheatley doesn't claim to be a purist. Her work in watercolour doesn't follow the conventional approach. She often combines watercolour with other media, like gouache or even collage. She even gives her style a name called mark-making which is unnecessary.
There really isn't any particular piece in the book that really catches my eye. Even if it grabs my attention, it's often for the wrong reasons. The collage with paper cutouts don't work well with watercolour. Her glazing has the effect of looking like crayons sometimes. She doesn't follow any particular colour theory when colouring so colours can be a bit chaotic at times. There are no white space in her paintings, not that it's a bad thing, but I'm saying that to emphasis the non-traditional nature of her work.
Much of her art are created on location and from reference, but with her style, they sort of lose the presence of the place.
Even if you want to try out more experimental watercolour techniques, I'll recommend that you should look at the pages before buying the book, or at least check out her website to get an idea of what to expect.
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Dell Unleashes the World's Most Powerful 15.6-inch Mobile Workstation
Dell Unleashes the World's Most Powerful 15.6-inch Mobile Workstation
- Only 15.6-inch mobile workstation offering the Intel® Core i7 processor Extreme edition and NVIDIA Quadro® FX 1800M graphics solution
- Certification On Applications From Key Independent Software Vendors, Helps Assure Compatibility and Optimized Performance
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- Dell Precision T7500, T5500 and T3500 Tower Workstations to Be Among the First to Offer Intel® Xeon® 5600 (Westmere-EP) Processors
For those with the passion to discover, imagine and create the future, "on-the-go" access to workstation-class computing provides the freedom to work wherever inspiration strikes. This passion to create is why Dell continues to push the boundaries of workstation performance and mobility with the announcement today of the world's most powerful 15.6-inch mobile workstation-the Dell Precision M4500.
The Dell Precision M4500 joins Dell's family of mobile workstations, which includes the world's most powerful 17-inch mobile workstation available today, the Dell Precision M6500.
The new mobile workstation is designed to liberate creative professionals, designers, animators, engineers and research scientists from their desks. The M4500 also supports the missions of defense customers who require mobile workstation performance and security, including authentication and data encryption, when in the field.
Workstation Mobility Redefined: The Dell Precision M4500
The M4500 is the world's first 15.6-inch mobile workstation to offer an optional SSD MiniCard for additional high-performance data storage and user selectable thermal tables that keep systems cool and extend battery life when full power isn't needed. In addition to the M6500, the M4500 provides near instant access to e-mail, calendar, contacts, the Internet and virtual remote desktops, with a new technology called Dell Precision ON.
Other product highlights include:
- Available with optional Intel® Core i7-920XM Quad Core processor Extreme Edition, Intel® Core i7 and Core i5 processors linked with fast 1066MHz and 1333MHz memory for compute intensive and memory bandwidth sensitive applications;
- Optional NVIDIA® Quadro FX 1800M or Quadro FX 880M graphics with 1GB of dedicated memory for large models and models with high texture;
- Optional HD+ sRGB LED 15.6-inch screen with 120 percent user selectable color gamut support;
- Optional 3MP camera and Gobi 2.0 mobile broadband support with a multi-touch touchpad for greater user flexibility;
- Enables easy portability with a starting weight of only 6.0 lbs¹; and,
- Support for the 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Microsoft® Windows® 7, Windows Vista®, Windows® XP, along with Red Hat® Linux® 5.3 64-bit.
Like the Dell Precision M6500, the M4500 offers compatibility and optimized performance on key applications from leading Independent Software Vendors (ISVs) such as Adobe, Autodesk, Dassault Systèmes, PTC and Siemens PLM Software.
The Dell Precision M4500 mobile workstation will be available for order globally in the coming weeks. More details can be found at http://www.dell.com/precision.
Compatibility for Ease of Use and Deployment
The M4500, as a part of the Dell E-Family product line, is compatible with E-Family accessories, including port replicators, notebook stands, display and monitor stands and external storage modules. In addition, the M4500 delivers comprehensive security options including Dell ControlVault security, FIPS fingerprint reader and a contactless smart card reader.
Dell Services offers a suite of highly customizable service and support solutions throughout the PC lifecycle including Dell ProSupport and Dell ProManage. Dell also offers a robust set of services for organizations looking to migrate to Windows 7. In addition, Dell offers flexible computing solutions, working with organizations to build a comprehensive solution for virtualization-infrastructure sizing, deployment and ongoing support.²
Dell Precision Tower Workstations to Adopt Intel® Xeon® 5600 Processors
As the technology demands of workstation professionals continue to evolve, customers are seeking standards-based solutions that enable greater flexibility, improved performance and the ability to help their business thrive. To this end, Dell also announced today that it plans to support the new Intel Xeon 5600 "Westmere-EP" series of processors on the three recently announced Dell Precision tower workstations. The new Intel Xeon 5600 processors are expected to be available on the Dell Precision T7500, T5500 and T3500 workstation to order in the coming weeks. More details can be found at http://www.dell.com/precision.
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The Orange Bowl spent $1,189,005 on unspecified "entertainment" and "catering" in 2009, $1,017,322 on undifferentiated "event food" and "entertainment" in 2008, and $75,896 on "recruitment" in 2008.
All this to put on TWO football games?
They hardly sound like tax-exempt, nonprofit entities. And yet Hancock, referring to the Fiesta Bowl scandal, says he has "absolutely no indication" of similar behavior by the BCS's other three bowls.
Remember all that talk from Hancock and the boys about how the BCS system is best for the game? It rings hollow now.
It's not just the Fiesta Bowl; it's the entire BCS system. It's driven by money and greed and billions of dollars, all of which exploit a cheap labor force — student-athletes.
Meanwhile, it's relevant to note that, according to an NCAA report, 106 of the 120 schools that play Division I football lost money in 2009. Most schools lose money to participate in bowl games; some schools even lose money to play in a BCS bowl. If all this weren't enough, students, already faced with rising tuition costs and strapped by a bad economy, are subsidizing most of these football programs through university fees.
And these BCS fatcats are billing bowls for golf dates and cruises?
"You can't indict the entire bowl system because of what's gone on there (at the Fiesta Bowl)," said NCAA President Mark Emmert.
Yes, you can and you should. It's time for NCAA school presidents to take back the game that was hijacked by the BCS. It's time for the NCAA to run college football the same way it runs college basketball. The timing couldn't be better for dumping the BCS.
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Scandal at a glance
The Fiesta Bowl is reportedly being investigated by the Arizona attorney general's office and the IRS. According to the Arizona Republic, the bowl's list of possible criminal offenses could include conspiracy, wire and mail fraud, obstruction of justice, unlawful political donations, tax evasion, kickbacks, money-laundering and bribery of public officials.
John Junker, who was paid $600,000 a year as CEO of the Fiesta Bowl, billed the Fiesta Bowl $1,241 to pay for a visit that he and two associates made to Phoenix strip club in 2008.
"We are in the business where big, strong athletes are known to attend these types of establishments," Junker said, according to investigators. "It was important for us to visit and we certainly conducted business."
According to Sports Illustrated, Junker wrote on his American Express bill that the meeting was for "security site planning."
Fiesta Bowl execs pressured employees to donate money to political candidates and then reimbursed them with bowl funds.
Fiesta Bowl executives took junkets to college football games with politicians and their families, paid for by the bowl. Junker spent $65,000 to fly legislators and their families to Boston for a Boston College-Virginia Tech game. Junker took his family on 27 trips. This included a 16-day trip to California with his family and a trip to Florida for a space-shuttle launch.
The Fiesta Bowl paid for Junker's membership in four elite private golf clubs.
The Fiesta Bowl was billed $33,188 to pay for Junker's 50th birthday party in Pebble Beach.
The Fiesta Bowl paid $13,086 to cover expenses for the wedding and honeymoon for one of Junker's assistants. Junker also gave iPads, gift cards and bullion as gifts and billed the bowl to buy $22,000 worth of gold and silver coins.
Junker billed the bowl $75 to send flowers to an admissions officer at the University of Texas, where his daughter was applying to the school's honors program (she was accepted).
According to The AP, Junker received money for cars, including $27,000 in 2009. COO Natalie Wisneski received an annual car allowance of $16,800.
Junker was reimbursed $110,000 for attending a celebrity fight night and bidding on a golf date with Jack Nicklaus. He later billed the bowl for his travel expenses for the golf date.
Junker was reimbursed $2,285 for Nike golf equipment. Another Fiesta Bowl employee charged the bowl more than $12,000 for Titleist golf balls.
The bowl paid for a trip by Wisneski to Paris for a Hispanic businesswomen's retreat.
The bowl paid about $1,900 to send two staff members to a Brian Wilson concert in New York.
Scandal at a glance
The Fiesta Bowl is reportedly being investigated by the Arizona attorney general's office and the IRS. According to the Arizona Republic, the bowl's list of possible criminal offenses could include conspiracy, wire and mail fraud, obstruction of justice, unlawful political donations, tax evasion, kickbacks, money-laundering and bribery of public officials.
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Hipster Party, 1905
They were into anachronistic facial hair before it was anachronistic. This is a photograph of the Fort Riley Eighth Calvary Unit as they enjoy some blue ribbon beer and a roasted pig, taken near Junction City, Kansas (Rock Chalk Jayhawk!) in 1905 by J.J. Pennel.
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