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Get in the mood for ASOT at Ibiza!
Only a short wait until Armin's residency in Ibiza's Privilege kicks off. This Monday, the first of 14 A State of Trance nights takes place in Europe's biggest club. Whether you'll be there to witness the first night or still busy planning your trip to the party island, we've got the right music to get you in the mood!
A State Of Trance Radio Top 20 - June 2012
To test your moves and make sure you're updated on all of this month's biggest tunes, Armin provides you with his A State of Trance Radio Top 20 series, now ready for June! This pack brings you the tunes of Orjan Nilsen, Headstrong, James Dymond, Andrew Bayer, Ruben de Ronde, Nitrous Oxide, The Madison, Maor Levi, Eximinds and more. Must-have tunes, making a perfect pre- or afterparty to your Ibiza adventure!
Download on iTunes.
A State Of Trance 550 - Mixed by Armin van Buuren, Dash Berlin, John O'Callaghan, Arty & Orjan Nilsen
Three months after date, it only seems to have been an incredible dream. But A State of Trance 550 really happened! To give you that musical pinch, we've got the official A State of Trance 550 compilation! Including mixes by Armin van Buuren, Dash Berlin, John O'Callaghan, Arty and Ørjan Nilsen, it celebrates 11 years of extraordinary dance music. And provides a great work-out for your days on the white sandy beaches of Ibiza! Featuring all the highlights of the ASOT 550 shows, we're sure you'll have the volume high up on this one…
Download on iTunes.
If you're still in need of tickets for A State of Trance at Privilege, Ibiza, then head off to http://www.astateoftrance.com/ibiza/ to get some!


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discspeed wrote:discspeed wrote:Speaking of Vectors....Well, after several months of trying to get one of these bad boys to lose some stability "naturally" I give up. Last night I started beating the crap out of one of my Vectors. I threw it point blank at a dead tree a few dozen times, rubbed it hard on some rough cement, and flexed it in half several times. After all of this it still sits perfectly flat on the table, but it's definitely roughed up. I'll see today if it made any difference in flight...I'm pretty sure it will because it seemed to be flying straighter even on putts in my back yard.
I like my overstable Vectors, but I just don't get to throw them that much. If I get one to lose some HSS it will be much more useful as a "touch" flex shot disc...It will also fill the current gap in my bag between my broken in Buzzz and my overstable Vector.
I got to throw my altered Vector some tonight. I was playing a competitive round so I didn't get to test it a lot, but I must say that so far I'm happily surprised with the results. I figured it would only be slightly less stable than my newer ones, but I managed to break it in a whole step. From what I saw tonight it now has the HSS of an average flat Z Buzzz with a slightly earlier and more dramatic fade. Now it really does feel like a Buzzz/Roc hybrid, flying with the speed of a Buzzz on a more Roc-like flightpath. It also REALLY brought the glide out of the disc. It visibly floats more at low and medium speeds now...I think roughing up the bead and the wing all around on cement has had a much larger effect than the tree impacts and bending of the disc on the flight differences. I sanded the rough spots, but it still has a much more matte-like texture now rather than being completely smooth.
Anyway, I can't wait to throw this disc some more. It seems to be much closer to what I want out of a versatile stable midrange...Now I can test is as such and evaluate it's usefulness in a more used slot in my bag than the more overstable Vectors.
what do the rules say?
from 802:
C. Players may not make post-production
modification of discs which alter their original
flight characteristics. This rule does not forbid
inevitable wear and tear from usage during play
or the moderate sanding of discs to smooth
molding imperfections or scrape marks. Discs
excessively sanded or painted with a material
of detectable thickness are illegal. See sections
802.01 D, E and F
seems like discspeed is going against the letter and the spirit of the rule to me. what say you? would you let him throw this disc in a tourney?

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I think Tyler would foul out very quickly trying to guard SFs actually haha. He was very good defensively at the PF spot though.
If you go to that link, you'll see our top two 5-man lineups last season (both in results and in minutes played) were our starters with West and our starters with Tyler. They were similar but Tyler's group performed better defensively.


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More legal trouble faces one of the most notorious priests whom we profiled in our landmark 2004-2005 series on the Catholic Church's international transfers of sex abusers.
The Rev. Frank Klep appeared in a Melbourne, Australia, court this week after his arrest on six new criminal charges. Those date to the 1970s, when he worked at a boys boarding school operated by his religious order, the Salesians of Don Bosco.
Klep's arrest is one of the first made by a police task force pursuing leads from a state parliamentary inquiry into child sex abuse. In the early stages of that inquiry last fall, police had cited Klep's criminal past and many of the details I first reported in 2004.
The Salesians transferred Klep to the Pacific island of Samoa in 1998 while police were investigating him. Klep already had one molestation conviction, and more charges were filed subsequently in the ongoing probe.
Samoa and Australia, however, lacked an extradition treaty. Samoan government officials told me no one alerted them to Klep's fugitive status. Because of my reporting, Samoan officials discovered he failed to disclose his conviction on immigration papers and used that as grounds to deport him.
Upon arrival in Australia, Klep was arrested and eventually pleaded guilty. He was sentenced to nearly six years in prison.
You can read my original coverage from 2004 and 2005 at the bottom of this post.
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