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THE TWEEZERS Already! cd 1997
Get That Girl / Walking With The Radio On / T.V. Romance / I'm The One / The Glory Girls / Someday / Dance The Night Away / Saturday Night / She Said / Teen Machinery / Pretty Boy / Next Time Around / Bad Time / Prove It.
Produced by The Tweezers.
The Tweezers: Kogi: guitar & vocals / Fifi: guitar & vocals / Tomoko: bass & vocals / Uganda: drums.
"...BG: Fifi, while Teengenerate was going on you started the Tweezers. Why did you decide to go for such a change in sound?
Fifi: Because you know the music called power pop? I have been really into power pop for many years. Stuff like the Raspberries and Cheap Trick… Actually, in Japan there was no music called power pop. In Japan people called Generation X and the Jam power pop. But since we were teenagers we have been into the Raspberries. When we saw the Devil Dogs they covered the Raspberries songs and we where really surprised because we have been loving them for so long.
Fink: Actually, Andy from the Devil Dogs is younger than us, so I was surprised that such a young American played the Raspberries. I thought nobody knew about them.
Fifi: Nobody cared. I used to have an American girlfriend, she was kind of a student, she was from Cleveland, Ohio. And I asked her, "do you know the Raspberries," and she just laughed. Just laughed and asked me, " How come you know a band like the Raspberries? They are really not popular now." I tried to ask her about the song "I Wanna Be With You" and she just laughed. She thought it was boring. "Why don't you listen to Elvis Costello instead," she insisted. "Elvis Costello is much cooler than the Raspberries." And I just hated her opinion… Because she came from Cleveland… I just wanted information about the Raspberries from her. When we were doing Teengenerate we went to Cleveland and tried to find traces of the Raspberries…nobody cared! Nobody cared. And I thought it was a shame, really a shame, because we still really loved the Raspberries. Why such a great band and no one cared. But when we met New Bomb Turks they all loved the Raspberries. They were really big fans.
BG: Americans usually have pretty bad taste.
Fifi: Currently. Yeah, yeah, yeah I know. Have you ever seen the picture from Bomp Magazine with Jimmy Zero from the Dead Boys holding a Raspberries album? The Dead Boys were really influenced by the Raspberries. They ripped off the Raspberries' songs.
BG: Really? Which songs?
Fifi: Do you know the song called " All This And More?" It was ripped off from the Raspberries. And Stiv Bators first solo album… He confessed that he ripped off songs from the Raspberries. Do you know the song called "Tonight" by the Raspberries? They ripped it off, but in a good way.
BG: They changed it?
Fifi: Yeah, changed it. That's important. Because they really loved the Raspberries songs.
Fink: Do you know the song called "Its Cold Outside?" It's ripped off from the Raspberries too.
Fifi: Here is Jimmy Zero holding the Raspberries. (Shows Steve the picture from an old issue of Bomp!)
BG: And that record is on the cover of the Tweezers album. That, the Nerves, and I don't remember what else…
Fink: Flashcubes.
Fifi: Actually, I brought many records for the sleeve. That picture was taken in the park.
Fink: Anyway, he started the Tweezers, and I think something changed, because all the punk kids started to care about pop music like that. Steve Baise heard the Tweezers album in my room. He came to join a Japanese band for a while and he stayed at my apartment. So I played the Tweezers single for him.
BG: There's a Tweezers single? I didn't know that!
Fink: Yeah. Very expensive.
Fifi: I only have one. It's boring.
Fink: I think Steve Baise got an idea. Basically, he had it before, but after the Devil Dogs he didn't know what he wanted to play and I think he got an idea from the Tweezers.
BG: Fifi, why do you think that the Tweezers were so boring?
Fifi: I don't know but…just boring. When we did shows it was really boring because the Tweezers were much less rock n roll than Teengenerate. I just want rock n roll even if I am playing power pop. Power pop is good melody with a real wild rock n roll heart. To me power pop is rock n roll. Now I think the Tweezers aren't so rock n roll.
Fink: I think during the Tweezers years Fifi tried to assimilate the power pop style.
Fifi: I just tried to imitate good seventies American power pop for fun. I wasn't so serious..."
Interview by Steven Strange on Terminal Boredom
GUN CRAZY - Dropping Like Flies
GUN CRAZY Dropping Like Flies CD 2003
Edge Of Town / Hotel Room / Talk To Jane / Factory Line / Red China Queen / Cannonball / Waitin' For A Ride° / Private Affair / Twenty Dollar Man* / Third Time Down.
Produced by Mike Mariconda.
Gun Crazy: Gary Rhodes: drums / Jimmy Sanchez: guitar & vocals / Clint Shay: lead guitar / Greg Putman: bass + Mike Mariconda: 1st guitar solo on */ Alan Nelson (The Materialistics): backing vocals on °
"On their debut album, produced by Mike Mariconda (Devil Dogs, New Bomb Turks), Houston's Gun Crazy come off like an amped-up combination of Bloodbrothers-era Dictators, the Saints, and Lazy Cowgirls."
" Ten punk ravers loaded with buzzsaw guitars, sneering attitude, and ragged but right singing. Some rippin' punk rock'n'roll from Austin, struttin', swaggerin' and slangin' its charm like a high-end call girl in the midst of a ship full of horny sailors. I've been a bit burned out on this genre for a while now, but when something this cool comes along, you can't help but pay attention, and this is worthy of frequent listens."
"What do you consider to be your primary musical influences?
Jimmy Sanchez (guitar, vocals): That's always a hard question. As far the band goes, we're influenced by anything from the obvious punk rock stuff like the Saints, X, the Weirdos, the Real Kids…to earlier bands like the New York Dolls, Iggy and the Stooges, MC5, and Dr. Feelgood to 60s bands like the Yardbirds, Pretty Things and the Small Faces…to even older stuff like Chuck Berry, Larry Williams, and Eddie Cochran. I mean, we definitely don't sound like any of these bands…we just kind of get inspiration from them. It's not really a secret or anything new, we're just taking rootsy rock and roll and playing it faster and louder."
You can read the complete interview HERE.
THE OUTCASTS - Self Conscious Over You
Self Conscious Over You / Clinical Love / One Day / Love Is For Sops / You're A Disease / Love You For Never / The Princess Grew Up A Frog / Cyborg / School Teacher / Spiteful Sue / The Cops Are Coming / Just Another Teenage Rebel.
Produced by The Outcasts.
The Outcasts: Colin Cowan: drums / Martin Cowan: rhythm guitar & vocals / Greg Cowan: lead vocals & bass / Getty: lead guitar.
The band formed in early 1977, with an initial line up of Blair Hamilton (vocals), Greg Cowan (bass), Colin "Getty" Getgood (lead guitar), and Greg's brothers Colin Cowan (drums), and Martin Cowan (rhythm guitar). According to Greg Cowan, their name derived from the fact that they were banned from five clubs in one week. Hamilton left the band within a month of its formation, with Greg Cowan taking over vocals.
The band played their first gig in May 1977, playing a mixture of their own songs and cover versions of songs by The Sex Pistols, The Clash, The Damned and The Ramones. After building a strong local following, they were picked up by the local It record label, who released the band's debut single, "Frustration", in May 1978. They were then signed to Terri Hooley's Good Vibrations label, who released "Justa Nother Teenage Rebel" in November 1978, which saw the band receiving airplay on national radio from John Peel.
A further single and the band's debut album, "Self Conscious Over You" followed in 1979. Shortly before the album was released, Greg Cowan was involved in a serious car crash that left him in traction for fourteen weeks and unable to play bass, so Gordy Blair (of another Belfast band, Rudi) joined, with Raymond Falls also joining on drums, because, according to Cowan, "Colin was such a bad drummer".Trouble followed the band around, and this led to them being sacked from Good Vibrations, so their next release was on their own GBH label in 1981, the "Magnum Force" single. This was followed by the band's first Peel Session for BBC Radio 1. GBH became Outcasts Only, and their next releases was the Programme Love EP in 1981. In 1982 they released a cover of The Glitter Band's "Angel Face", which spent over two months in the UK Indie Chart, peaking at number 21. The band were struck a massive blow when Colin Cowan was killed in a car crash. Colin was described by his brother Greg as "the core of the band. He started The Outcasts, he even gave the band its name".
The large attendance at Colin's funeral prompted the band to play a thankyou gig at the Harp Bar, and the positive reaction convinced the band that they should carry on. They recorded a second Peel session and released the "Blood and Thunder" album on Abstract Records, which reached number 20 in the indie album chart. A few more singles and the "Seven Deadly Sins" mini-album followed, but the band split up in early 1985. Greg Cowan, Martin and Getty started a new band, Time To Pray, but this only lasted until 1986. Ray Falls joined the army. Greg Cowan returned in 2003 with an "Irish punk supergroup" along with members of Rudi and Stalag 17, performing at the book launch of It Makes You Want to Spit!, which is still going as Shame Academy. In August 2011 The Outcasts played on Rebellion festival in Blackpool. Source
LATEX NOVELTIES - A Girl's Best Friend
LATEX NOVELTIES A Girl's Best Friend CD 2007
Teenage Idol / Surf Bandits / High Cost Of Lovin' / Nervous Wreck / Kiss And Make Up / I Don't Wanna Look Like No Ramone / I Do I Own Thing / Tangerine Hair / Just Meat / Retaliation / We Don't Wanna Go Home / Born To Destroy / Falling Down / The Solution / We Don't Wanna Go Home (live 1979).
Formed in Indianapolis, in the summer of 1978, Latex Novelties came as a shock to some, but a welcome relief to Midwest music fans hungering for more than radio rock and over-produced record company darlings. Latex Novelties provided a ray of hope, proving that fans didn't have to take the ponderous, pretentious, acts that had become more corporation than musicians.
The Novelties could, and did, bring the new punk sound from New York and the UK to Indianapolis for the very first time. They immediately became the "must-see" band for every person seeking an escape from the endless string of cover bands that ruled the Indiana music scene.
Their attraction to bands such as the Ramones, the Dolls, the Sex Pistols, the Vibrators, and the Damned, influenced the Novelties to create some of the most original songs of the time. The Novelties have always had strong and uncompromising ideas about their live shows and their outrageous and often extreme act awakened a sleepy Midwestern town like a boot to the head. The door was opened and a vibrant and active punk scene exists in Indianapolis that none had ever thought possible. The Novelties have earned their position in the history of punk rock and this release proves why! Source
Formed in 1978, Latex Novelties were the first punk band in in Indianapolis! Influenced by glam greats (NY Dolls/Bowie) and early british punk bands such Vibrators and Sex Pistols, they became immediately "the must-see" band for every person seeking an escape from the terrible musical scene in town during those days.
Dedicated to Pat Grindstaff & Pelado Records!
WAYNE KRAMER - Ramblin' Rose
Ramblin' Rose / Get Some.
"...K. Shimamoto: Was Mick (Farren) involved in that single of "Ramblin' Rose" you did in England around '78?
Wayne Kramer: Yeah. While I was in the penitentiary, he wrote me at one point that all the bands over there were outraged that I had to go to prison and a couple of labels had gotten together -- Stiff Records and Chiswick Records -- and they were gonna put out two of those tracks as a benefit for me, and they were gonna give me all the money when I got out of prison, which was really a brotherly thing for them to do, considering that most people come out of prison with what they have when they go into prison, which is nothing, and that's generally the reason they wind up going back to prison. But when I came out, I had like 2000 dollars as a cushion to help me adjust to life back on the street. It really, really made the difference for me...not that I would have gone back to dealing drugs or selling stolen TVs or guns or whatever, but it really did...a couple grand, y'know, straightens you out. Takes the pressure off..."
Source: Working To A Plan: Brother Wayne Kramer
Interview by Ken Shimamoto October 16, 1999 in I-94 Bar
Stiffwick was the fruit of a brief liason between the Stiff and Chiswick companies, two of the premier independents of the Punk / New Wave era. Its only release was 'Ramblin' Rose', by Wayne Kramer, founder of the MC 5. The single's catalogue number was DEA/SUK-1; it came out in October 1977, and was distributed by Lightning. Source
THE BLACKJACKS - (That's Why I Always) Dress In Black
(That's Why I Always) Dress In Black / Generic NYC Woman.
Produced by Johnny Angel.
The Blackjacks: Johnny Angel: vocals & guitars / Jeffrey Erna: drums / Whitey: bass & backing vocals / Rafael Mabry: guitar & backing vocals.
''By 1983, hard rock in Boston was a dead issue. The metal scene that began making waves in LA early in the decade hadn't really reached New England yet, the punk scene was dead, and the hardcore movement had begun to devolve into art-metal and noise. The notion of aggressive yet sexy music was deceased, and for all intents and purposes, there were three distinct camps in Boston: The would-be Angloid synth-pop, foo-foo haired sons and daughters of Boy George, the pseudo roots types who sucked Buds and wore flannel and claimed Hank Williams as god (but were really just collegiate simps trying to glom onto Americana and trailer-park culture, but as such were scruffier beatnik-y versions of their true role models, Britain's Teddy Boys), and dull bar bands. 'Til Tuesday were the big hype, as were the Del Fuegos, both fine groups, but hardly the spiritual heirs of Chuck Berry, the Stones and all the nitty-gritty societal bilge that tends to make the angriest and most heartfelt noise.
In June of 1983, Johnny Angel had returned to Boston a broken and beaten dude. His prior group, Thrills, had relocated to Manhattan with wide-eyed dreams of a new life in the Apple, only to find New York even less receptive to the straight-ahead charge than Boston. Besides, in B-Town, he could chill in a cushy job in the family business. His last bit of employ in New York was hauling boxes in a stinking Broadway warehouse, where he'd had a vision that the only time he'd ever ride down the magic boulevard in a limo would be in his own coffin, so it was NYC toodaloo!
Horrified at the total de-evolution of rock and roll at home, he hooked up with Whitey, ex-bassist with the Outlets, who was similarly bored and angered by Boston's local music scene. Whitey knew a former Outlets fan named Jeffrey Erna who was reputed to be a great drummer, and the three hooked up, bashing out Outlets songs at their first rehearsal, August, 1983.
Combining Angel's love of primal 60's psych and 70's punk with White's basic approach and Erna's speedy, rushed rhythms, the Blackjacks begun gigging a month later. Angel's year and change in exile in New York had provided wads of inspiration for new songs. "Generic New York City Woman" was a hate screed aimed at art-gallery inhabiting Manhattanite know-it-alls. "Junk Train" was a thinly veiled swipe at former Thrills singer Barb Kitson, who'd become seriously strung out on dope in New York. "Dreaming Of Saturday Again," was written about the horror of warehouse life. The latter song had been written with the intent of being a new Thrills single before that band broke up in 1983, and was to be produced by Tommy Erdelyi, but Thrills called it quits first! ..." Source
ANDY McCOY - Too Much Ain't Enough
I Will Follow / Tell Me A Story / Talking 'Bout A Feeling / Knee Deep In Sky High / Too Far Gone / Too Much Ain't Enough / Spanish Harlem / My Mistake / Heart Of The Matter / Make Believe.
Produced by Andy McCoy.
Andy McCoy: guitar & vocal / Tane Railo: bass / Keimo Hirvonen: drums / Jone Takamäki: sax / Maarit Hurmerinta: backing vocals.
As the guitarist of Hanoi Rocks, Andy McCoy was responsible for penning the lion's share of the band's material during their classic period of 1981 through 1984. So it would only make sense that McCoy would launch a solo career of his own after the group announced their initial split in 1985, right? Well...yes and no. McCoy would opt to collaborate with others in a variety of projects, and would also find the time to issue sporadic solo releases. With mainstream rock music still in a "grungy" state of mind around this time, it's admirable that McCoy would stick to his stylistic guns and continue on the same Rolling Stones/New York Dolls path that he'd favored from the beginning. Source
Andy recorded his debut solo album, "Too Much Ain't Enough", together with some Finnish studio musicians. One of the guests on the album was female jazz/soul singer Maarit Hurmerinta, who did a duet "My Mistake" with Andy. Later the same year, Andy became lead guitarist on Iggy Pop's Instinct world tour. This tour is well documented in Alvin Gibbs's (the bass player on the Instinct tour and also a UK Subs member) book "Neighbourhood Threat". Source
Antti Hulkko (born 11 October 1962 in Pelkosenniemi, Finland), better known as Andy McCoy, is a Finnish musician. He is most famous for his role as the lead guitarist and main songwriter of Hanoi Rocks. Artistically McCoy's works cover a wide range of music forms, including rock 'n' roll, punk rock, flamenco, glam punk, glam rock, blues rock and hard rock.
Before Hanoi Rocks, McCoy had become well known in his home country, Finland, due to his work in the punk rock band Pelle Miljoona Oy. During this time McCoy was talking with Matti Fagerholm (better known as Michael Monroe) to start a band of their own, but because McCoy was currently in Pelle Miljoona Oy, he told Monroe to start the band without him in 1979. After McCoy left Pelle Miljoona Oy, he joined Monroe in Hanoi Rocks, with another former-Pelle Miljoona Oy member, Sam Yaffa.
Hanoi Rocks released their first album in 1981 titled "Bangkok Shocks, Saigon Shakes", Hanoi Rocks, with 8 out of 10 tracks written by McCoy. The album was produced by Andy McCoy and Michael Monroe who were known as "The Muddy Twins". In 1982 Hanoi Rocks recorded and released their second studio album "Oriental Beat" in London. The original cover's back side featured Andy McCoy's then girlfriend Anna's naked breasts painted blue and red with "Hanoi Roxx" written across it. After the albums release the band moved to London the same year and fired drummer Gyp Casino and hired drummer and Hanoi Rocks fan Nicholas Dingley better known as Razzle. When Razzle joined the band, that line-up is considered the classic and definitive Hanoi Rocks line-up. Later that year the band released "Self Destruction Blues", which had Razzle on the cover, but he didn't play on the album, because it was actually a compilation of old singles. The tour for the album took the band to Asia for the first time. The next year 1983, the band released "Back to Mystery City" and after that, in 1984, the band and got together with legendary producer Bob Ezrin, and released Two Steps from the Move. Before this, McCoy had written most of the song's by himself, but for this album Bob Ezrin helped McCoy with the writing, along with Monroe. He also got some help with the lyrics from legendary Ian Hunter (of Mott The Hoople). After the Razzle's tragic death, Sam Yaffa left the band due to personal differences with McCoy (amongst other reasons he was now engaged to Anna, McCoy's former girlfiend known from the "Oriental Beat" cover). The band tried-out new members (amongst them The Clash ex-drummer Terry Chimes and bassist René Berg), but things didn't work-out so the band disbanded in 1985.
In 2001 McCoy and Michael Monroe started working together again and decided to reform Hanoi Rocks with two new members on guitar and bass, with Michael Monroe's solo career drummer, Lacu. They released "Twelve Shots on the Rocks" that same year. In 2005 they released "Another Hostile Takeover" with new members Andy Christell on bass and Conny Bloom on guitar (both formerly of the Electric Boys). In 2007 the band released the album "Street Poetry". In 2008 Andy McCoy and Michael Monroe stated that they had taken the band as far as they could and so they decided to end the band. Hanoi Rocks played 8 sold out farewell gigs in 6 days at Tavastia Club, Helsinki. The original guitarist Nasty Suicide appeared as a special guest on 3 of the last gigs.
After Hanoi Rocks' break-up in 1985, McCoy continued with his next project "The Cherry Bombz" which featured the last Hanoi line-up (except Michael Monroe), which consisted of Nasty Suicide, drummer Terry Chimes, bass player Timo Kaltio and vocalist Anita Chellemah of Toto Coelo fame (previously scoring a hit with "I Eat Cannibals"). The band was perceived as being the next stage of Hanoi Rocks. The music of The Cherry Bombz was actually very similar to that of Hanoi Rocks'. The band carried out a world tour and released numerous singles and an EP, but never a full-length album. In 1986, Timo Kaltio was replaced by bassist Dave Tregunna (Sham 69, Lords of the New Church), but the group broke up the next year.
McCoy also worked with Nasty Suicide under the moniker "The Suicide Twins" and released the album "Silver Missiles And Nightingales" (which was the original working tile for "Two Steps from the Move") in 1986, which also featured a guest appearance by René Berg. "The Suicide Twins" project disbanded in 1987
.McCoy spent the rest of 1987 not doing much, except releasing his memoir titled "Andy McCoy – From Hanoi to Eternity", but nothing else. In 1988 McCoy released his first solo-album titled" Too Much Ain't Enough".
For the rest of 1988 McCoy did some acoustic gigs in Finland, moved to London and then to Los Angeles. Next McCoy struck a record deal with BMG. McCoy also became the first Finnish artist to have a gold record in the US, when Samantha Fox recorded a cover of The Suicide Twins' song "The Best Is Yet to Come". The rest of 1988 and some of 1989 McCoy spent touring as the guitarist for Iggy Pop. He played guitar on Iggy Pop Live At The Channel Boston 1In 1989 McCoy appeared on the U.K. Subs' album Killing Time.
In the beginning of the 90's, McCoy lived in L.A. with his son and new girlfriend, Johnny Thunders' cousin Angela Nicoletti (former girlfriend of Izzy Stradlin). McCoy formed the band Shooting Gallery and married Angela in October 1991. Shooting Gallery toured as an opening act for Kiss during a U.S. tour and also released an album in 1992, before breaking-up that same year. Shooting Gallery shortly came back and toured in Finland with Gyp Casino on drums in 1994, but again disbanded that same year.
In 1995 McCoy's second solo-album "Building On Tradition" was released and, aside from Hanoi Rocks, it became McCoy's biggest success. The album's biggest hit "Strung Out" was originally meant for Shooting Gallery, but it was not recorded until the second solo-album. For the tour for "Building On Tradition", McCoy assembled the band Live Ammo, which featured McCoy (guitar, vocals), Angela McCoy (vocals), Dan Lagerstedt (guitar, vocals), Andy Christell (bass), Gyp Casino (drums) and Christian André (keyboards). Christell had to soon leave the band for family reasons, so Lagerstedt started to play bass. André was also fired from the band, and they soon disbanded.
Also in 1995, McCoy appeared on The 69 Eyes' songs "Vietnamese Baby" and the song "Wild Talk" from the album "Savage Garden". Next McCoy returned to his childhood passion: painting (which he still does).
In '96, McCoy and Pete Malmi reformed their old band Briard after 20 years. The new Briard (which also included Angela McCoy) released a new album simply titled Briard. That same year filmmaker Pekka Lehto started the filming for the movie The Real McCoy, a half-real, half-fictional bio-pic on McCoy. The film was released in 1999.
After Hanoi officially ended in 2009, Andy McCoy formed a band called "The Real McCoy Band", but this band broke-up after just three shows, when guitarist Chris Shiflett returned to the US when his son got ill with swine flu.
Andy McCoy's autobiography Sheriff McCoy: Outlaw Legend of Hanoi Rocks was published in English translation on 17 September 2009. (Buy It HERE!)
After 2009, McCoy was recruited as lead guitarist for Grease Helmet, a new Helsinki-based band. The first, self-titled, album of the band was released in September 2012. Source
Besides music, Andy McCoy is an avid painter and he also makes a lot of his own and his wife's clothes, along with designing jewelry, scarfs and other accessories. Andy McCoy held his first Art Exhibition last May 2010 at The Cable Factory in Helsinki, Finland titled `McCoy Hits Canvas´.
Thanks To Franck!
THE SAVIORS - Ruby Gloom
Ruby Gloom / Recipe For Disaster / Where Is Wendy* / Detox Jukebox* / Nightmare Years*.
*bonus tracks
Produced by The Saviors.
The Saviors: Brent Keneagy: bass / Kevin Keneagy: guitar / Brian Morgan: guitar, vocals / Dimitri Monroe: vocals / Zach Schriner: drums.
"Through his earlier incarnations with The Pale Imitations and The Naked Flames, Dimitri Monroe has maintained his allegiance to gritty, authentic and impassioned rock'n'roll. So, it's no surprise that on his latest single-backed by his current band The Saviors-Monroe continues this fierce commitment to the ideals of what rock'n'roll can and should be. Monroe has a fine, hard-edged vocal style that recalls great garage punks such as D-Generation era Jesse Malin or The Real Kid's John Felice. But he has undeniable songwriting prowess that is all his own. Both "Ruby Gloom" and "Recipe For Disaster" combine catchy melodic hooks with Monroe's searing brand of punked-out hard rock. Grab a copy of this one now, kids. It looks like Dimitri Monroe is just about the last of the real rock'n'rollers, and rock'n'roll needs a shot in the arm now more than ever." D-Filed Magazine
"Led by glam madman Dimitri Monroe, The Saviors are a rock'n'roll machine fueled with old records of Deadboys and Hanoi Rocks! A-side "Ruby Gloom" would get the Mic Monroe and Andy Mc Coy approval, and if Steve Bator could listen to the B-side "Receipe for disater" he'd probably love to sing along the chorus. This is the real stuff and the only let down about this piece of plastic is that two songs are not enuff for me!" More RAWK pleeze..." Leatherboyz RocknRoll Ezine
"The Saviors are the glam/trash stuporgroup starring semi-legendary rock writer Dimitri Monroe and his old partner-in-crime Brian Morgan. Not content to merely offer you around-the-clock coverage of the band's highly-impressive demo, we tireless Now Wavers are proud to reveal the details of the band's fruitful union with the formidable Rapid Pulse Records juggernaut. RPR---America's favorite rock n' roll record label---has pressed two of the Saviors' very finest rock anthems onto one slab of snazzy 7" wax. And the song selection is exquisite, for it shows off both sides of The Saviors' high-powered punk/hard rock experience. A-side cut "Ruby Gloom" is a melodic, mid-tempo gem chock full of infectiously bleeding lead guitar action. It's kinda power poppy in a solo Stiv Bators sort of way, and it reveals the late-night-heartbreak, boozed-up-sensitive-poet side of The Saviors. Nice. Flip the record over, though, and you'll get blasted with "Recipe for Disaster", a vicious, scorching, guitars-out-the-ass glam-metal screamer that's all swagger, strut, and earsplitting volume. This is the BAD-ASS ROCK N' ROLL side of The Saviors, and it kicks old-fashioned butt a la early D Generation or even Guns N' Roses. So there's something here for everybody: the anthemic pop song for candy-chewing fags like me, and the steamrolling rawk teeth-kicker for all you hard-assed tattooed motherfuckers who drive your motorcycles too fast and drink your whiskey straight. All in all, another fantastic single from a label that never misses!" Now Wave Zine
"Kinda hard to be objective, since the Saviors are led by none other than long time Sleazegrinder ally and perpetual rock and roll motherfucker Dimitri J Monroe, but even if I hated the cat, I'd still give this one high marks, because it's a classic. The Saviors sound more like Hanoi Rocks than even Andy and Mike do these days, and the two songs here are constructed with the same ear for classic rock n' roll hooks as American Heartbreak. Do you dig what I'm saying? This thing just rocks like crazy- especially the glammy "Ruby Gloom", and if you think Dimitri can't sing, well, neither could Mike Monroe. The execution is still flawless, and the band is white-hot, and I know it's probably 15 years too late, but "Saviors" is exactly the right name for this band. I only wish it were true." Sleazegrinder
"Yawn. Lame, lame, rocka rolla garbage. We're talking black nail polish, track marks, empty fifths of Rebel Yell, cigarette burns, chlamydia... the whole deal. I bet that seeing 'em live might be even more boring than listening to this record. I hate both of these fucking songs. If they ever show up in your town, sneak into the show, and throw stuff at 'em. That's my advice."Horizontal Action #11 (Frankie Dynamite).
Thanks to Brent & Franck !
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The Voice of Hope
Sonlight Christian Fellowship, 563 Brickyard Road, New Oxford, invites the public to listen to the "The Voice of Hope" radio broadcast on WHVR 1280 on the AM dial from 7:30 to 8 a.m. each Sunday. The 30-minute broadcast originates from Breezewood, Pa., and includes sacred music and a gospel message under the direction of J. Mark Horst. For more information, call Pastor John J. Forry at 717-632-4022.
Yard and bake sale
The Sunshine Sisters of St. John's Lutheran Church, 100 E. Water St., Abbottstown, will hold a spring yard and bake sale 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. today and 8 a.m. to noon Saturday. For more information, call the church at 717-259-0796.
Pancake breakfast
The Lutheran Men in Mission of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, 127 York St., Hanover, will hold a public pancake breakfast from 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday in fellowship hall. Tickets are $5 for adults, $2.50 for children 6 to 12, and free for children under 6. The menu includes pancakes, scrambled eggs, sausage links, orange juice, coffee and hot tea.
Trinity yard/bake sale
Trinity Roth's UCC, 6417 Church Road, Spring Grove, will hold a yard and bake sale from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. Soup will be for sale by the quart as well as breakfast sandwiches and lunch. For more information, call Sandy Decker at 717-225-4484.
Black Rock yard/bake sale
A spring yard and bake sale will be held 8 a.m. to noon, Saturday, April 21, at Black Rock Church of the Brethren, 3864 Glenville Road, Glenville. A SERRV consignment table selling fair trade items will be included. Proceeds will benefit Hanover Area Council of Churches, Camp Eder and Black Rock Church Youth Fund. For more information or directions, call 717-637-6170 orvisit the church website www.blackrockchurch.org.
Renovaré conference
The Renovaré Essentials Conference is a one-day event that incorporates elements from these six traditions - the prayer-filled life, the virtuous life, the Spirit-empowered life, the compassionate life, the Word-centered life and the sacramental life - for Christians to help them attain balance in their spiritual life. The conference will be held at Leffler Chapel at Elizabethtown College Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and is sponsored by the Atlantic Northeast District of the Church of the Brethren and St. Thomas Episcopal Church. Renovaré (Latin, meaning "to make new" or "renewal"), is an effort working for intentional Christian spiritual formation that we might become like Jesus. Renovaré was founded by Richard J. Foster in 1988. The main leaders for the day are Foster and Chris Webb of Wales, United Kingdom. A unique aspect of this conference is that there will be sessions for the children on the spiritual disciplines taught by Jean and Beth DeGoode from the Elizabethtown Church. Younger children will be cared for in age-appropriate rooms. Lunch will be provided. For more information, contact David Young at email@example.com, or call 717-203-9288.
Free community dinner
St. Paul's U.C.C., 20 S. Peters St., New Oxford, will sponsor a free dinner at the church from 5 to 6 p.m. Saturday. Anyone from the community is welcome. Donations will be accepted and given to the New Oxford Community Food pantry.
Annual spring hymn sing
The Hanover First Church of God, 600 Fairview Drive, will hold its Annual Spring Hymn Sing at 6 p.m. Saturday. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. There will be a congregational selection and singing of hymns accompanied by piano and organ. Special features will be a large brass choir, a 24-member guest choral ensemble and guest pianist Kathy Bowman, director of The National Christian Choir.
Gospel concert
Ivan Parker from Tennessee will perform in concert at 7 p.m. Saturday at Calvary Christian Center, 340 Abbottstown Pike, Abbottstown. For more information, call 717-880-9937.
Young People's Perspective
Pastor Randy Hunt is the new pastor of Young People's Perspective (YPP), a new youth ministry that meets 6 p.m. each Sunday at Cornerstone Worship Center, 888 Coleman Road, Gettysburg. The Pentecostal Church of God offers fellowship and music to the lost, hurting and needy. The church offers prayer at 6 p.m. and service at 7 on Wednesdays and services Sunday at 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. with Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. For more information, call 717-334-3005 or website cornerstoneworshipcenterpa.com.
Ladies' Day Tea
The 2012 Ladies' Day Tea will be held Sunday at Hanover Seventh-Day Adventist Church, 865 Gitts Run Road, Hanover. Doors open at 1:30 p.m. and program begins at 2. Seating is limited. Tickets are $15 each. Call 717-766-3015 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Youth for Christ banquet
Mason-Dixon Youth For Christ will hold its annual Report To The People Adult Banquets and would like to invite adults from the community to hear what the Lord is doing in their ministry as well as Christian Comedian Mike Williams. Identical events will be held Saturday, April 28, at 6:30 p.m. in Hanover and Sunday, April 29, at 1:30 p.m. in Westminster, Md. Tickets are free but a committed reservation is necessary. For reservations, contact Gary or Kelly Grecco at 717-646-9900 or 410-374-2000 or email email@example.com or email@example.com by April 22.
Belle Voix spring concerts
Belle Voix vocal ensemble will present its spring concert series, "A Choral Tapestry," with a series of three concerts. Sunday, April 22, they will perform at First United Methodist Church in Hanover at 3 p.m. Saturday, April 28, they will sing at St. Joseph Catholic Church in York at 6:30 p.m. The final concert is at St. Andrew the Apostle Catholic Church in Waynesboro on Sunday, April 29, at 2 p.m. Free-will offerings will be taken at each of the concerts. "A Choral Tapestry" opens with a setting of "Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence" by Gustav Holst. Austrian composer Anton Bruckner weaves a thread of mystery in the sounds of "Locus Iste" while another Austrian composer, Mozart, weaves the colorful thread in "Laudate Dominum." Brahms weaves the thread of poetry and the beauty of the night while Faure transports the listener to the transcendental in "Tantum Ergo." The thread of love is portrayed in the setting "Set Me As a Seal" by Rene Clausen and the a cappella setting in Spanish, "Esto Les Digo." Among the other threads are threads of dance (The Dance, by Elgar), of the joy of life in Schubert's "Lebenslust" and of practical humor in Lock's setting of six witticisms by Benjamin Franklin. Concluding the concert is "Let the People Praise Thee, O God" by Mathias. For more information send an email to email@example.com, or call Beth Pugliese at 717-632-1989.
Precept Bible study
Calvary Bible Church, 603 Wilson Ave., Hanover, invites men, women, couples and teens to attend Precept Upon Precept Bible Study, I Thessalonians - You: Blameless at His Coming. This 11-week Bible study will be held 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesdays, beginning April 24. Contact the church office for registration information at 717-632-3954, or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Family movie night
St. Paul's Independent Church will host a Family Movie Night on Friday, April 27, featuring "Because of Winn-Dixie" in the Fellowship Hall, 5010 St. Paul's Road, Millers, Md. Doors open at 7:30 p.m. and the movie will begin at 8 p.m. Admission is free and concessions will be available at family-friendly prices. This 2005 PG-rated family film combines comedy and drama in a story about a 10-year-old girl who adopts a stray dog in a town of colorful characters. For more information, visit the church's website at www.saintpaulsindependentchurch.com or contact the church 410-374-1875.
Spiritual prayer retreat
Gettysburg's St. James Lutheran Church is one of 14 locations throughout the mid-Atlantic region hosting spiritual prayer retreats on Saturday, April 28, organized by Oasis Ministries of Camp Hill. All retreats are focused on introducing participants to the nature of contemplative prayer practices and deepening growth through spiritual direction. Gettysburg's retreat, scheduled for 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at St. James, 109 York St., features three leaders: Pastor Rene Colson Hudson of Moorestown, N.J.; Mary Stevenson of Gettysburg; and Pastor Michael Allwein of Gettysburg. A registration fee of $15 is required, however the first 15 people to register will be free. There are three ways to register: online at www.oasismin.org, by calling Betsy Keller at the Oasis office at 717-737-8222 or by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com. Coffee and snacks will be provided; participants are asked to take a bag lunch.
Dinner and auction
The 9th annual Fruitbelt Farmworker Christian Ministry gratis dinner and silent auction will be held Saturday, April 28, at 6 p.m. in the Allison United Methodist Church, 99 Moreland Ave., Carlisle. The charity auction is the annual fundraiser which supports the efforts of FFCM's work of assisting and ministering to the migrant workers. The women of the church are preparing a special chicken and vegetable medley dinner which commences at 6:30 p.m. and will be followed by home-made desserts also provided by the church members. The silent auction, with bidding starting at 6 p.m., will offer hand crafted and unique items as well as gift certificates and stuffed baskets from restaurants, stores and other commercial donors. Many donated items are in hand but more are sought. Gift donations should be reported to FFCM by April 26 at 717-701-8633 for pickup. Tickets are not necessary for the free dinner although reservations should be made by calling the FFCM office at 717-701-8633 or arranged by email at email@example.com. A free-will offering to aid the ministry will be gathered that evening.
Remembrance service
Lutheran Home Care & Hospice will hold its Celebration of Life Service at 3 p.m. Sunday, April 29, at the First Baptist Church, 1015 Chambersburg Road, Gettysburg. The service will celebrate the lives of those who passed away this past year. Anyone from the community is welcome to call Lutheran Home Care & Hospice to give information regarding their loved ones. The event includes a memorabilia display, singing, some readings and a reception. Call Angie Pickel, bereavement coordinator, at 717-337-4465 for more information.
Annual Hymn Sing
Lazarus Lutheran Church, South Church Street, Lineboro, Md., will host its 21st Annual Hymn Sing at 7 p.m. Sunday, April 29. The bells, organ and piano prelude begins at 6:45 p.m. Song leader will be the Rev. Bud Kibbe. There will be vocal and instrumental entertainment presenting solo, duets and group selections. Refreshments will be served following the service.
Ladies Tea
Calvary Bible Church, 603 Wilson Ave., Hanover, will hold "A Match Made in Heaven - Ladies Tea" Saturday, May 5, 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Tickets are $10 and will be available until April 29. For tickets or more, call the church office at 717-632-3954.
Coach and cash bingo
St. Joseph the Worker Church in Bonneauville will hold its 3rd Annual Coach and Cash Bingo (featuring 100 percent authentic Coach bags and cash) Aug. 26 at St. Vincent DePaul Church in Hanover. Tickets go on sale May 1 and cost $20 for 21 games. There will be door prizes, raffles and food available. Call the parish office at 717-334-2510 for more information or to purchase tickets.
District of Catholic Women
All women are invited to attend the quarterly meeting of the Conewago District Council of Catholic Women on Tuesday, May 1, at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church in the social hall, starting with a covered dish at 6 p.m., the business meeting will follow.
Basket bingo
St. Peter's Lischey's United Church of Christ will hold its 8th Annual Basket Bingo Friday, May 4, at 7 p.m., at the New Oxford Social Club Pavilion. Tickets are $12 in advance and $15 at the door for 20 games. All baskets are filled and include liners and protectors. Doors will open at 5:30 p.m. Special games, raffles and food will be available. Proceeds will benefit the St. Peter's Lischey's Family Enrichment Center Building for Service Fund. For tickets, call the church office at 717-225-3932.
Stolte Scholarship
The Hanover Area Council of Churches is now accepting applications for the Stolte Scholarship Fund. The scholarship, established in memory of the Rev. Robert Stolte, has been administered by HACC since 1974. The fund is supported with offerings received at the Community Good Friday Service and through private donations. The $500 grant is intended to help individuals preparing for a career in the ministry or church related vocation. Applications are available from the HACC office, high school guidance departments and local clergy. Deadline for applications is May 4.
Community yard sale
All Saints Episcopal Church, 890 McCosh St., Hanover, will hold a community-wide yard sale 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, May 5. Anyone interested in renting a space for $15, including non-food vendors, should call 717-637-3597. Food, beverages, snacks and a bake sale will be available.
Crab cake and ham supper
Bethlehem Steltz Reformed Church, 5890 Steltz Road, Glen Rock, will hold a family style crab cake and ham supper from 2 to 6 p.m. Saturday, May 12. Cost is $16 for adults and $7 for children. The menu includes crab cakes, baked ham, parsley potatoes, green beans, cole slaw, rolls, applesauce, dessert, coffee and ice tea. For more information, call the church at 717-235-1523.
Clothes pantry
Evangelical Brethren Church, 927 Broadway, Hanover, will hold a clothes pantry Thursday, May 17, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. All clothing is free. Clothing donations are also being accepted.
Chicken barbecue
First United Methodist Church, 200 Frederick St., Hnaover, will hold a chicken barbecue 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, May 26. Advance tickets are $7.50 and at the door are $8 for a half chicken, baked potato, applesauce, roll and butter. Call 717-637-1574 for tickets.
Gospel/bluegrass concert
A Gospel/bluegrass concert celebrating St. Mary's Lutheran Church's 250th anniversary will be held Saturday, June 23, from 5 to 7 p.m. Live music will feature the Carroll County Ramblers and food and drinks will be available for purchase. Take lawn chairs and blankets (some seating will be provided). In case of inclement weather, the concert will be held indoors. Admission is free but donations of non-perishable food items will be collected. A free-will offering will be taken. Proceeds will benefit the Silver Run Community Food Pantry. For more information, call 443-244-0453.
Bus trip to North Carolina
The Evangelical Wesleyan Church, Keymar, Md., has planned a five-day, four-night get away Oct. 15 to 19 to North Carolina. Asheville and Charlotte are the destinations and the Billy Graham Library, Graham Family dairy farm, Ruth's Attic and The Cove will be included in the itinerary as well as JAARS, the Biltmore Estate, a tour of historical Asheville and Botanical Gardens. Contact trip organizer, Deanna Mikesell, 717-359-7941 for more information. Food pantry, clothing bank
By His Hands food and clothing bank at Calvary Assembly of God, 95 Pumping Station Road, Hanover, is open 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays and 10 a.m. to noon the first Saturday of each month. For more information, call 717-698-5580.
Food pantry
Silver Run Community Food Pantry will open for the distribution of non-perishable food items the first and third Wednesday of each month from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. in the parish house of St. Mary's Evangelical Lutheran Church, 3978 Littlestown Pike, Westminster, Md. Donations of non-perishable food items will also be accepted. For information and special delivery arrangements, call 443-244-0453.
Clothing bank
The Hanover Area Council of Churches, 136 Carlisle St., Hanover, is open from 9 a.m. to noon Tuesdays for individuals certified through the Community Progress Council to receive free clothing. It is also open to the general public from 9 a.m. to noon Thursdays. A rummage sale is held from 9 a.m. to noon the first Saturday of each month. Donations are being accepted from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Monday-Saturday. For more information, call the office at 717-633-6353, 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. weekdays.
St. Joseph
St. Joseph Thrift Shop, 244 Baltimore St., Hanover, is open 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays and from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturdays.
St. Vincent's
St. Vincent's Thrift Shop, 224 Third St., Hanover, sells new and gently worn clothing, housewares, toys, books and jewelry from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays. Call 717-633-6198 for donation times.
Immaculate Conception
The Immaculate Conception Thrift Shop, 5 Carlisle St., New Oxford, is holding a sale. Buy two and get the third one free (excludes school uniforms). Shop hours are 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Donations are accepted during shop hours. For more information, call 717-624-1272.


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Vector dot and cross products
Normal vector from plane equation Figuring out a normal vector to a plane from its equation
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- What I want to do in this video is make sure that
- we are good at picking out what
- the normal vector to a plane is
- if we are given the equation for a plane.
- So, to understand, let's start off with some plane here.
- Let's start off!!
- So, this is a plane and I have write part of it,
- obviously it keeps going in every direction.
- So let's say that that is our plane.
- And let's say this is a normal vector to the plane.
- So, that is our normal vector to the plane.
- It's given by ai plus bj plus ck.
- So, that is our normal vector to the plane.
- And let's say that we have!! So it's perpendicular
- to every other vector that's on the plane.
- Let's say we have some point on the plane.
- We have some point.
- It's the ponit x sub p.
- And I will say p for plane.
- So it's the point on the plane, xp, yp, zp.
- If we pick the origin,
- So let's say that our axes are here.
- So let me draw, let me draw a cord in axis.
- So let's say that our cord in axes look like that.
- This is our z-axis. That is y-axis.
- And let's say this is our x-axis.
- Let's say this is our x-axis coming out like this.
- This is our x-axis.
- You can specify this as a position vector.
- There is a position vector. Let me draw it like this.
- Let me draw it like this.
- And then it would be behind the plane right over there.
- You have a position vector.
- That vector would be xpi plus ypj plus zpk.
- It specifies this coordinate right here
- that sits on the plane.
- Let me call that something.
- Let me call that position vector. I don't know.
- Let me call that,P, let me call that, p1.
- This is a point on the plane.
- So it is p1.
- It is equal to this.
- Now, we could take another point on the plane.
- This is a particular for.
- We just say any other point on the plane x, y, z.
- But we say that x, y, z sits on the plane.
- So let's say we take this point right over here, x, y, z.
- That clearly saying logic can be specified
- by another position vector.
- We could have a position vector that looks like this,
- In dotted line,
- It's going under the plane right over here.
- And this position vector.
- I don't know. Let me just call it.
- Let me just call it p, instead of that particular p1.
- This would just be xi plus yj plus zk.
- That the whole reason why I did this setup is
- because I want to find, given some particular point
- that I know on the plane and any other xyz
- that is on the plane,
- I can find, I can construct a vector
- that is definitely on the plane.
- And we have learned this before.
- We try to figure out what the equations for a plane are.
- That the vector that is definitely on the plane
- is going to be the difference of this two vectors.
- So, I will do that in blue.
- So if you take the yellow vector, minus the green vector.
- We will take this position.
- You will get the vector.
- If you view it that way,
- that connects this point to that point.
- Although you can shift the vector.
- But you will get a vector
- that definitely lies along the plane.
- Even if you!!
- If you start with one of these points.
- It will definitely lie along the plane.
- So, the vector will look like this.
- And it would be lying along our plane.
- So this vector lies along our plane.
- That vector is p minus p1.
- This is the vector p minus p1.
- It is this position vector minus
- that position vector gives you this one.
- Another way to view this is this green position vector
- plus that blue position vector
- that sits on the plane
- will clearly equal this yellow vector.
- Right! Heads to tails, clearly equals it.
- And the whole reason why that I did that is
- now we can take the dot product
- between this blue thing and this magenta thing.
- And we have done this before.
- And they have to be equal to zero,
- because this lies on the plane.
- This is perpendicular to everything that sits the plane.
- And it equals to zero,
- and we will get the equation for the plane.
- But before I do that,
- let me make sure that we know
- what the components of the blue vector are.
- So p minus p1, that's the blue vector.
- You are just going to subtract each of the components.
- So it's going to be
- x minus xpi, plus y, minus ypj, plus z, minus zpk.
- And we just said, this is in the plane.
- And this right, the normal vector,
- is normal to the plane.
- You take their dot product.
- is going to be equal to zero.
- So n dot, this vector,
- is going to be equal to zero.
- But it is also equal to this a times this expression.
- I will do it right over here.
- So this. I will find some good colors.
- So, a times that.
- Which is ax minus axp, plus b times that.
- So, that is plus by, minus byp.
- And then, I have to make sure that I have enough colors.
- And then it's going to be plus that times that.
- So that's plus cz minus czp.
- And all of these is equal to zero.
- Now, what I am going to is: I am going to rewrite this,
- so we have all of these terms
- that I am looking for right color.
- We have all the x terms ax.
- Remember, this is any x that sits on the plane
- that will satisfy this.
- So ax, by, and cz.
- Let me leave that one the right hand side.
- So we have ax plus by plus cz is equal to!!
- And what I want to do is:
- I am going to subtract each of these from both sides.
- Another way is:
- I am going to move them all over to the, let me do it.
- Not doing too many things.
- I'm going to move them over
- to the left hand side. .
- So I'm going to add positive axp to both sides
- as equivalent to subtracting negative axp.
- So, this is going to be positive axp, and then,
- we are going to have positive byp, plus,
- we are going to do that in the same green.
- Plus byp and then finally plus czp,
- plus czp is going to be equal to that.
- Now, the whole reason that why I do this!!
- I have done this in previous video
- where we were trying to find the formula
- or we were trying to find the equations of the plane.
- And now you said that hey!
- If you have a normal vector,
- and you are given a point on the plane.
- We say xp yp zp.
- We now have a very quick way to figure out the equation.
- But I want to go the other way.
- I want you to be able to!!
- If I were to give you.
- If I were to give you.
- If I were to give you an equation for a plane.
- Where I would to say ax plus by plus cz, is equal to D
- So, this is a general equation for the plane.
- If I want to give you this.
- I want you to be able to figure out
- the normal vector very quickly.
- So, how could you do that?
- Well, this ax plus by plus cz is completely
- analogous to this part right up over here.
- Let me rewrite this over here.
- so that this part becomes clear.
- This part is ax plus by plus cz is equal
- to all of these stuff on the right hand side.
- Sorry, on the left hand side.
- So, let me copy and paste it.
- Copy and paste it.
- So I just essentially flip this expression.
- But now you see, this all of this.
- This a has to be this A, this b has to be this B
- and this c has to be this thing.
- And D is going to be all this.
- And this is just going to be a number.
- This is just going to be a number.
- assuming you mean that you knew
- what the normal vector is.
- What you a,b,and cs are.
- You know the particular values.
- So, this is what, this is what D is.
- So, this is how you can get the equation for a plane.
- Now, what if I were to give you the equation for a plane.
- What is a normal vector?
- Well. We just saw.
- The normal vector, this a corresponds that A.
- This b corresponds to that B.
- That c corresponds to that C.
- The normal vector to this plane we started off with is,
- and has the components of a, b, and c.
- So, if you are given an equation for a plane here.
- The normal vector.
- The normal vector to this plane right over here,
- is going to be Ai plus Bj plus Ck.
- So it's very easy thing to do
- if I were to give you an equation of a plane.
- Let me give you a particular example.
- If I were to tell you
- that I have some plane, in three dimensions.
- Let's say it's negative 3.
- although we could work for more dimensions.
- Let's say I have negative 3x,
- plus the square root of 2, y, minus,
- So it's crazy, I mean it's not crazy.
- It should be the plane in three dimensions.
- And what's the normal vector to this plane?
- You literally,
- literally can just pick out these coefficients.
- You say a normal vector to this plane
- is negative 3i plus square root of 2 j plus 7 k,
- and you can ignore the D part there.
- And the reason why you can just ignore that
- is that can just shift the plane.
- but won't fundamentally change how the plane is tilted.
- So, this normal vector will also normal
- if this was e, if this was a hundred.
- It will be normal to all of those planes
- because all of those planes are shifted
- but they all have the same inclinations.
- So it would all come to point at the same directions.
- So, it would have normal vectors would point
- in the same direction.
- So, hopefully you found that vaguely useful.
- So now build on this,
- define the distance between any point
- in three dimensions and some plane,
- the shortest distance we can get to that plane.
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That's the same idea behind your FileMaker Solution or any database solution; you have to plan it ahead of time. Don't skip to step two of hiring a contractor or you may have to tear down your house, you don't want to be in that situation. If you plan it correctly in the beginning, it will flow through, you may have some hiccups and you may have to go and redesign something but if you get planning in the beginning you're going to minimize those problems in the end. So you have to be somewhat like a commercial developer even if you are an in-house developer and probably most people aren't commercial developers who are watching these tutorials. They're either working for a company or they're just doing this for themselves or maybe they want to become a commercial developer eventually but they're not right now, they're just working at home on it. If you are an in-house developer or working on your own, you still need to think like a commercial developer and use some of their ideas. Commercial developers plan everything extensively by interviewing their clients, at least the good commercial developers do. They talk to those clients days or weeks on end listing all the features, creating the Entity Relationship Diagrams which we'll find about later which are covered in the intermediate tutorial. They do an extensive amount of research; they become subject matter experts themselves. You need to do that even if you've been working at the job, your in-house developer, you've been working at the job 10 or 20 years, you need to make sure that you become an expert at what you need to translate your job into a database. It's very important, I can't stress this enough, you need to make sure you outline the project, you need to say, this is what it is going to do. This is how our work is but this is what we need it to do. So you need to at very least have a little outline. I would suggest more, a Requirements Documents as such and we'll talk about that a little bit. Architectural Plans that, you might think of it like that, very extensive planning. Simple databases, you know you don't have to do that so much but with a more complicated solution, you really have to do that and it's very important for a commercial developer to get a signed document to say, this is what we want to do. I'm going to sign this document, say this is the outline, yeah this is going to do and a commercial developer will have, okay here's all the tables, here's all the fields, here's all the scripts, here's all the interface you know. It could be a 10, 20, 30, 40, 50 page document depending on how complex the project is, you need to do something like that with your in-house development even if it's a, a one page outline. At least have something about what this is going to accomplish and at least, if you can't get a signed document from your superiors, at least have a meeting with them and say here's a copy of this. Let's go over this, let's find out if this is what you want, let's draw some pictures, let's, let's hash this out and make sure everybody's getting what they want. So one of the things you want to do is avoid problems, smaller projects don't require as much planning and you don't have to worry about it because FileMaker is very forgiving. Now other databases aren't, even on small projects with other databases. You have to do planning because you need to make sure you get everything back because it won't be forgiving like FileMaker and here's an example. If you change the name of a field in FileMaker it flows that new name out to all the scripts, all the calculations, all the layouts, everywhere. That's what I mean forgiving, other databases don't do that but that doesn't mean that you should take that for granted with FileMaker. You still have to have good planning to avoid problems later in the process. 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Answered by Carlton S. Campbell , Ban Bang Bua Thong, Thailand
Hello, the places mentioned by the other folks are good fun places in the Bangkok downtown region. There is also an observatory center in the same region. But, how old are the children? They have bowling and there is the river market and the Chack-a-chak open market on the weekends also. Just "easy" I am sure is what your looking for isn't it? You might ask the hotel people where you will I gather will be staying what they can recommend also. The Thai people are great hosts and very helpful. Be "nice" get back "nice". I guess it also depends on how temperamental your kids are. Have a great time. ":^ )
Answered by Wilfried Giessler , Bangkok, Thailand
The previuos recommendations were for Bangkok only, and if you don't find Chak-a-chak try Chatuchak week endmarket (take BTS Skytrain Sukumvit line to Morchit terminal station).
However I guess that with 4 kids you won't spend all of your precious holidays in Bangkok city.
A nice beach site with some activities could be what the kids would like, I reckon. With the upcoming summer monsoon all places on and off the east coast of the peninsula will be better in terms of weather than the west coast. As this will be the so-called "green season" you will be able to negotiate good prices.
Answered by Nudy Nutsati , Amphoe Muang Chiang Mai, Thailand
Instead of bring kids to enjoy beaches only, we should bring to them to some museums to add more general knowledges for them also people life ways such as floating markets, more details in this link
Answered by Chinawut Chinaprayoon , Bangkok, Thailand
Yes, there are many places you can visit there. Siam ocean world at Siam paragon is a nice aquarium. also, the recently opened Madam Tussauds Bangkok is at Siam Discovery Center. Malls in Siam area itself, especially Siam Paragon, is also kids friendly ;)
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I would recommend Siam Ocaean World at Siam Paragon and Madame Tussauds at Siam Discovery as well.
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Yes so many place is nice for you. Siam paragon is nice and you can visit Jim Tomsan is very famous about thai's silk too.
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ancient city in samut prakan, khao jai national park, 4 theme parks in bkk., and the whole isaan - north eastern thailand
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Outside of downtown - Try - The zoo (it's great), the Teak palace, a tour boat trip on the ChaoPraya, , The theme parks (I think one is called Dreamworld) - Elephant parks and Floating markets? (like on the way to Nakohn Pathom) - Ancient city, etc.
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Highly recommended is the Siam Ocen World.
This is located inside the Siam Paragon Mall.
If you have spare time, and want to relax, visit Benjasiri Park, in front of Phrom Pong BTS STation. This is a usual place for expat families on weekends. They have a playground, a lake in the middle of the park, and a small swimming pool also.


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A fantastic display of the most beautiful cat in the world. This leopard cub is only a few months old. The background is slightly distracting.
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Title: | Leopard cub |
Username: | Mandevo |
Uploaded: | 29 Jun 2009 - 5:44 PM |
Tags: | Wildlife / nature |
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Great leopard shot. Beware of purple/blue fringing however.
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I missed the Women's World Cup on Sunday afternoon. I tried to make it home. Really, I did. Elliot and I dropped Lucy off at sleep away camp, gave her hugs, kisses, set up her bed, and pushed off to the car. But we weren't fast enough. By the time we pulled back in the driveway, Japan had just scored the winning point and the game was over.
This may not sound remarkable. For me, though, it is. I've never rushed anywhere to see a pro game. You see, I've never been a great fan of any sport (unless it's one of my beloved children out there on the field, well, then it's a different story.)
But this tournament felt different. I was pretty into those women, and my family and I were excited to see them playing. And I think Abby Wambach is very cool, a great athlete and role model. Coincidentally, she is who I'm supposed to write about this week as an Ambassador for MVP Generation Go. Before I go into the Abby thing, I'll tell you about what you can do to win a $50 gift card. Comment on this post, and Elliot will pick one winner. You have until Sunday evening to do so.
Abby did this little video on eating well. Hey, the woman's got a sense of humor AND she's good at soccer. Who knew?
Seeing this great role model for young people promote healthy eating made me think about being a role model for my own children in the food department. They won't look to me when they are thinking of someone who can bag a corner goal in overtime. Perhaps, though, when they are all grown up and making their own decisions, they'll do something like saute a few handfuls of spinach. This will be thrown over whole wheat pasta with a turn of really good, nutty Parmesan cheese and enjoyed with a glass of red wine. If I've been a good role model and done my job well, they will make good decisions like those often.
But what about the times when I don't feel like eating healthy food? We are always on the move in the summer, driving to Syracuse or Lake Placid, on a day trip to a lake or a hike. And we all know that being in the car means having snacks. This week, when I drove Lucy to camp, I really wanted to have a bag of black licorice in my lap and a Diet Coke in the drink holder. Instead, we shared a pint of raspberries and a bag of sugar snap peas. We sipped seltzer mixed with orange juice, her favorite. And just before the exit for her camp? We stopped for ice cream.
What I've always tried to model for my children is moderation. Balance. It isn't always easy and we do fall off the wagon. I like Abby's approach: cool, relaxed and modeling good habits.
What's your approach? Do you give up indulgences in order to be a healthy role model for your family? Any comments left are eligible for the $50 gift card. Thank you for being part of the conversation!
For more information on MVP Generation Go, click here. See Abby Wambach's page here.
DISCLOSURE: I am an MVP Generation Go ambassador. MVP Has provided me with compensation for this post. My participation is voluntary and my opinion is always my own. The $50 Gift Card for this giveaway was provided by Kids Fun Plaza.


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