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I'd really like to be a part of this. I have all of the four things in the OP, as well as playing real drums and a knowledge of how charting works in RB for drums.
I'd really like to be a part of this. I have all of the four things in the OP, as well as playing real drums and a knowledge of how charting works in RB for drums.
I'm gonna post on this thread everyday until I get approved. I have all the requirements needed and I MUST BE INVOLVED IN THIS!!!! PLLLLEEEEAAAAASSSSSEEE HENRY!
Gamertag = Chuck Fiasco
........Expert Drums
YouTube = ChuckFiasco (1 word)
I would love to be involved.
Expert Guitarist/Bassist and Vocalist. Medium on Drums (stupid pedal).
The laptop is fired up and in front of me whenever I'm home, and I play a LOT of Rock Band. I also have a three man band that plays every Sunday for many hours, if a band could help.
My gamertag is CONAN9845, and my band mates are dingobadarse (Sargehalo51 on these forums), and frozenkain. I don't play Expert drums, but they both do. We all have gold Live accounts registered in the US, and our own Boxes.
Thanks for the consideration.
They say you'll never love another 'till you love yourself
Well brother I'm in love with everyone I see
It's only me...
Sign me Up.
I am Expert on Guitar/Bass
i play about 10 hours in a given week (when i am near my Xbox)
I just built my PC and really want to be involved in this.
Gamertag is: West Martial
Hope to Hear from you guys soon.
Heck i even have my RB Character made best 70$ investment ever
I'll throw my name in here. I've been doing custom songs for years and the idea of being involved in the RBN at all is just a dream come true. I have an xbox with live gold and a PC. I'm on this website almost constantly all day so making a detour to review songs would be an awesome little excursion. I buy DLC constantly. I can't remember a week that I didn't download at least one song and I play Rock Band every day.
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Time for my daily post. I really, really, really wanted to be involved with this.
Gamertag = Chuck Fiasco
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It's nice to see that you're excited.
I personally have no idea what the chances are of any one individual being chosen for this, but posting in this thread repeatedly with nothing constructive to add is against the forum rules. It also clutters the thread with extraneous information for Harmonix to sort through, and I can't see anyone looking upon that favorably. It would be a good idea to make sure you have some substantive material for any of your future posts in the thread. Thanks.
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I would be more then happy to get involved here with this.
I do have a XBL gold account. gamertag: verbal kint
I do own a windows-based PC.
I do have a passion for Rock Band.
I play my copy of Rock Band 2 on average of 5-10 hours a week.
Once a month I get together with 3 other co-workers for "band practice" where we play for about 4-5 hours straight.
I buy songs on a fairly regular basis, between what's on the disc and my imports from RB1, Lego, and AC/DC I'm sitting around 429 songs.
I'm not that active on the forums currently, but I'm willing to put the extra time/effort in to make the addition of RBN a success.
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There are new calls for answers in the deadly been -- terror attack that left four Americans dead.
Including US ambassador Chris -- happened of course on September 11.
A group of senators including Senator John McCain now writing to President Obama.
Asking him to stop stonewalling and tell congress and the American people what the administration knew and when they knew it.
This comes as now we are learning more about internal surveillance video of the attack which apparently led to the arrest of a Tunisian man.
-- -- hard as -- and another suspect who were both detained in an airport in Turkey in the days right after the attacks so far though.
US interrogators have not had access to him.
Ambassador John Bolton is the former US ambassador to the United Nations and a Fox News contributor.
He joins us now the FBI took -- and it -- the in investigation into what happened at the embassy.
Took a long time to get going now we've got word that this guy actually two suspects perhaps are under arrest but we haven't been able to talk to them yet.
Got this this is really outrageous and it's one of the follow on consequences.
From that.
Badly misguided way the Obama administration has handled this.
Entire affair from the lack of those security enhancements requested in Libya by our people before the September 11 attack the inadequate.
Response on September the eleventh itself and then this crazy explanation for weeks and weeks after that the whole thing was caused.
By the -- video now what you see playing out is the administration's.
Decision to treat.
This terrorist attack as a law enforcement matter not as part of the war on terror.
But as if it's a bank robbery.
You know what we should have done with that suspect when we learned he was in Turkish custody.
Was tell the Turkish authorities we want it.
Don't send -- back to Tunisia this is not a matter of international extradition.
This is a matter of taking somebody who's been engaged in war against the United States and we want him we want him and we want to take -- gitmo to interrogating.
I am reminded of when a couple of the bottom of the suspects in the attack on the USS Cole war apprehended and given back to Yemen.
To be held in custody there.
They escaped so here's this Tunisian guy wanted in connection with the attack on our consulate there apparently we have video and facial recognition software.
The puts him in our compound the night of the attack.
And yet he's been released -- picked up by the Turks but released to Tunisian custody.
-- this whole thing is like a reversion to before the original 9/11 in 2001 in the Clinton administration these terrorist attacks the World Trade Center the first World Trade Center bombing the attack on the called the attacks on our embassies in.
Kenya and Tanzania the bombing of the Al -- -- towers all treated as if there law enforcement matters.
I think the 1 September the eleventh convinced us that this was a war in should be treated as a war when you try and deal with these attacks is if they're just kind of aggravated bank robberies.
We're got -- -- let me just say this is not a choice between the rule of law and no rule of law it's a different paradigm it's not the criminal law of -- constitutional state.
It's the law of war which we have in this country in which we follow.
Let's hope we get to that guy and ambassador John -- it's good to have you don't think you.
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Over the years the river bank along this stretch has become very overgrown, making it difficult to achieve the same angle as was seen on screen.
The current sign underneath the bridge does not actually forbid you to dump bodies in the river, but instead informs you of what to do in an emergency (eg. if a car strikes the bridge). This is a recently new sign, as it wasn't under the bridge back a year before!
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Filmed: 29 May 1984
The River Thames from under the bridge.
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Kew Bridge Steam Museum (Remembrance of the Daleks). No route recorded to this location.
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Harvey House (Day of the Daleks): 0.77 miles.
M4 (Chiswick) (The Runaway Bride): 0.79 miles.
Burford Road (Invasion of the Dinosaurs): 0.91 miles.
Great West Quarter (The Christmas Invasion): 1.12 miles.
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From an article in the VC Star: http://www.vcstar.com/news/2013/feb/2...
"After "grand bargain" talks between Boehner and Obama broke down, the White House came up with the sequester idea as a way to guarantee large enough deficit cuts to offset enough new borrowing to make sure Washington didn't have to revisit the debt limit until after the 2012 elections. The sequester threat was designed to be so harsh that it would drive the sides to compromise on an alternative."
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November 26, 2011, Greencastle, Ind. — DePauw knocked down 10-of-22 three-pointers including 7-of-11 in the first half and defeated Purdue North Central by a 63-43 score in the opening game of the Mike Rokicki Community Versus Cancer Challenge.
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It is crucial that the decisions and declarations issuing from the G8 meeting in Okinawa last July, the subsequent G8 conference on infectious diseases in Okinawa last December, and the United Nations General Assembly Special Session on HIV/AIDS (UNGASS) in New York this June, are now transformed into real tools in the fight against major infectious diseases. Tangible progress must be made on a number of fronts. In this respect, it is encouraging that a global consensus is emerging which effectively addresses many of the problems we at Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) have identified in the course of our medical field work. People cannot be forced to choose between the prevention and treatment of HIV/AIDS-the two approaches are mutually reinforcing. Also, for many neglected diseases where existing tools are either ineffective or non-existent, improving health will require a major effort to discover and develop new drugs and vaccines. 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A consensus emerged on the need to ensure that intellectual property rights do not stand in the way of access to essential medicines in developing countries, and to encourage developing countries to make full use of existing legal safeguards to address critical public health issues. The interpretation of TRIPS will be particularly critical as additional funds are allocated to fight infectious diseases. If the rules of funding mechanisms are too restrictive, the reach of new efforts will be limited.Prices of medicines and other essential health care goods will have a profound impact on the effectiveness of funding efforts. Antiretroviral drugs provide a good example. If the mid-term objective is to put five million patients on treatment in developing countries, the cost of drugs alone would be $5 billion per year at the current price of $1,000 per patient per year in the UNAIDS Accelerating Access Initiative. If, through a system of equitable pricing, the per patient cost of drugs went down to $200, the cost to treat the same number of patients would be $1 billion per year. The savings could be used to increase the number of patients who could receive access to treatment and to invest in other important components of care and prevention. Offering financial assistance to countries that will not be able to shoulder the entire financial burden of scaling up AIDS, TB, and malaria efforts is a necessary and vital component of an expanded global response to fighting infectious diseases. Kofi Annan, UN Secretary General, with the support of the World Health Organization (WHO) and UNAIDS, has estimated that developing countries will need between $7-10 billion annually to fight AIDS alone. But, how this money will be used is now the critical question.In order to ensure that international funding mechanisms, including the proposed Global Health Fund, can offer treatment to the highest number of people with HIV/AIDS, malaria, and TB, it is essential that funds be available for the purchase of medicines and medical technologies at the lowest possible cost. The European Union (EU) countries have formulated a common position on the need to link international funding mechanisms to a system of tiered pricing with full price transparency, to procure through international tender, and to ensure that money is untied so the lowest cost medicines and related technologies can indeed be accessed. In addition, the EU common position supports the use of TRIPS safeguards. The European Commission has stated that contributions to the Global Health Fund will be made only if conditions for a tiered pricing system are met. 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It is essential that a long-term, sustainable solution to the crisis of lack of access to medicines be developed-not one that relies solely on the good will of pharmaceutical companies to voluntarily offer discounts on certain medicines. Though such price reductions are important, they are not enough. The mutually supportive strategies outlined above will be important elements of an effective framework for guaranteeing access to essential medicines, even for the most vulnerable populations in the poorest countries. Your leadership will be key to a successful global response to HIV/AIDS, malaria, TB, and other less visible diseases. We hope that you will make addressing the needs of millions of people affected by major infectious diseases in the developing world a priority. Sincerely, Nicolas de Torrenté cc: Colin L. Powell, Secretary of State, U.S. Department of State Tags: Access to Medicines |


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text: I need to get back on track badly and want to try something new. Really ive never picked a "diet" to try usually just lowered my calories and did cardio to get the job done. Theres a few different things out there and was curious which one would be the best to get rid of the fat the fastest. Always heard good thinga about keto then also you have the rapid fat loss which ive seemed to hear mixed reviews on. Anyone have there .02 for their favorite or what will help me cut the fastest. And yes I know diet and exercise has to be on point. No need to flood the wall with that


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Crosstown rivalry over the years
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USC-UCLA, 1970s( UCLA / December 4, 2008 )
The 1970s ushered in an exciting era -- including 1976 when coaches John Robinson, left, and Terry Donahue faced each other for the first time -- as the rivals played five times over a seven-year span with a Rose Bowl trip on the line for both teams. USC won seven times in the '70s. In '76, the Trojans knocked off second-ranked UCLA, 24-14. The following season, Frank Jordan kicked a 38-yard field goal with two seconds left to give the Trojans a 29-27 victory.
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Hi, I'm need some help
ASRock 775Dual-VSTA
Prescott 2M 630 3.0G
2x1G Ballistix BL12864AA663.16FD2
SATA hard drive
Floppy (people still use these?)
I previously had an ASRock 775V88 on this box, but the cheap SATA connectors broke off forcing me to buy a PCI SATA card. The board absolutely HATED it and would crash/lockup/freeze/BSOD frequently. I didnt want to upgarde the vid card on this machine, so I thought the 775Dual-VSTA would be a good inexpensive 'fix' to my problem. Well it did solve the crash/lockup issues. Anyway, I had been using some Wintec DDR 400 PC3200 2x512, and I found I could get 2x1G Ballistix for only $30. Timing is 3-3-3-15 No brainer right? (The DDR 400 had performed flawlesly All [Auto] Dual channel CR2)
Get it installed, and I'm really busy. Then Crash BSOD. Uggg. happened again, then again, all while heavy memory intense spplications open, i.e. a dozen or so IE plus OE, windows explorer, and winamp. So I had to started doing some BIOS testing.
1. With the DRAM frequency setting to [Auto] it automatically sets it at 400MHz regardless of any other setting. FSB 200
2. With the Flexibility option set to [Disabled] I get errors no matter what, unless its set to single channel manually.
The RAM is 667Mhz Qualified, but when setting the frequency setting manually I always get errors. Just to make sure the RAM wasnt defective, I had it tested in a memory tester.Hard to believe I would get errors from this board with almost all settings on auto.
So, back to square one, and tweaking with theses settings. The more I get to looking, the more I feel out of touch because there is alot of these timing settings I have no clue about.
BTW I am using memtest+, and all the errors are on test 5 and 6. The errors are all above 1024M telling me that it is the timing in the second stick. Most often the errors are in the last 20M at around %99 on test 5.
Anyway, there is a good deal of settings for the RAM.
DRAM Frequency [Auto]
Flexibility Option [Disabled]
DRAM CAS# [Auto]
DRAM Bank Interleave [Disabled]
Precharge to Active (Trp) [Auto]
Active to Precharge (Tras) [Auto]
Active to CMD (Trcd) [Auto]
REF to ACT / REF to REF (Trfc)[Auto]
ACT(0) to ACT (1) (Trrd) [Auto]
Read to Precharge (Trtp) [Auto]
Write to Read CMD (Twtr) [Auto]
Write Recovery Time (Twr) [Auto]
DRAM Bus Selection [Auto]
DRAM Command Rate [2T]
DRAM Voltage [Auto]
Advanced Memory Configuration (The undocumented settings)
DRAM Drv DQS [Auto] (these seem to be address ranges)
DRAM Drv CS [Auto]
DRAM Drv [Auto]
DRAM Drv [Auto]
CLKBuf DDRA Group Delay [Auto] (These seem to be timing delays from 1x50 to 14x50 in pico seconds)
CLKBuf DDRB Group Delay [Auto]
CLKBuf FB_OutA Delay [Auto]
CLKBuf FB_OutB Delay [Auto]
CLKBuf DDRA Drv [3x]
CLKBuf DDRB Drv [3x]
CLKBuf FB_OutA Drv [4x]
CLKBuf FB_OutA Drv [4x] (I think this is a typo. should be 'CLKBuf FB_OutB Drv' even stranger the options are 1x,2x,4x,3x on both those 3 and 4 being out of order on both the last items:P)
I'm sure my solution is somewhere in these settings, but with great descriptions like 'Use this to set the blah blah blah, or use [Auto] to set the timings by SPD' You dont get a real good idea of what each setting does. The traditional settings I understand CAS, tRCD, tRP, tRAS, TRFC etc, but the ones under advanced I dont, and may well be specific 'labels' to this manufacturer/board. I have seen that sort of thing often in the past where different manufacturers call the same things by different labels.
So, I could search all night on the net to no avail, but I'm old, fat, and lazy Personally, I find it best when you dont know something, just ask.
So, to anyone out there knowledgeable, what the heck are all these settings under 'Advanced Memory Configuration'?
CPUZ reports the following under SPD
Command Rate----2T
PS: I actually wrote this a few days ago, while writing, the computer crashed, an corrupted all my boot records on my primary drive. I had to install windows on an old drive, and run a recovery program to get my data. Man what a pain.


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"Stand with us!" – AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka"St. John's Law School has one of the finest labor law programs in the country." – New York State AFL-CIO President Denis Hughes On March 18-19, 2011, the Law School's Center for Labor and Employment Law hosted "The Theology of Work and the Dignity of Workers" conference. The event brought together a diverse, distinguished group of religious and union leaders, as well as professionals and scholars in the field of labor and employment relations, to address various questions at the intersection of theology and work. Helping set the stage for the robust dialogue were current events, including the struggle over collective bargaining rights for public employees in Wisconsin, diminishing union density in the private sector and the 100th anniversary of the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire in Lower Manhattan.
Photo Galleries Opening the conference, David L. Gregory, the Center's Executive Director and the Dorothy Day Professor of Law at St. John's, and Bernie Ricke, President of UAW Local 600, challenged participants to "grow power [in order] to grow justice." Participants rose to the challenge during dynamic panel discussions, which covered such topics as:
Panelist Jerry Laricchiuta, President of CSEA Local 830, recalled a time in this country's history when Americans were proud to be union members, in contrast to today, when union membership is sometimes seen as unpatriotic. Judy Scott, General Counsel for the SEIU, stressed the importance of human rights in the labor and employment law arena and encouraged ordinary citizens to get in the streets and demand full democracy. A highlight of the conference was a panel moderated by Karen Fernbach '77, Acting Regional Director of the NLRB, commemorating the Triangle Shirtwaist Company fire on March 25, 1911. The panel was presented in conjunction with St. John's University, with introductory remarks by University Provost Dr. Julia A. Upton, RSM. One of the deadliest workplace disasters in New York City's history, the fire claimed the lives of 146 employees, mostly young immigrant women. Hon. Serphin R. Maltese, a former New York Senator, and his brother, Vincent Maltese, offered some political and socioeconomic context for the horrific factory conditions endured by their grandmother and two aunts, who died in the blaze. After Christina Papadopoulos '12 gave an in-depth analysis of the trial following the fire, Lee A. Ielpi, President of the September 11th Families' Association and Tribute WTC Visitor Center, compared the tragedy to the 9/11 terrorist attacks, which took the life of his son. At the evening reception, Dean Michael A. Simons commended Professor Gregory for his unwavering dedication to St. John's law students. Lauding the AFL-CIO's New York City Central Labor Council and IUOE Local 30 for inaugurating two new scholarship and employment opportunities, Dean Simons said: "I urge the leading labor unions to emulate this investment and provide similar support in educating the next generation of labor union lawyers and leaders." Professor Gregory then announced this year's scholarship winners:
The evening concluded with a dynamic keynote address by AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka, who brought the crowd to its feet with a rousing "Stand with us!" call for solidarity and social justice. Introducing Trumka, New York State AFL-CIO President Denis Hughes unequivocally stated: "St. John's Law School has one of the finest labor law programs in the country." The nexus of work and life was explored by Saturday morning's featured panel, "A Conversation with Catholic Bishops and Scholars Regarding the Theology of Work and the Dignity of Workers." Edward Cardinal Egan, Archbishop Emeritus of the Archdiocese of New York, delivered the Conference's Distinguished Lecture. His Eminence reminded the audience that human life is precious and workers are among the most precious and unique of God's creatures. "There is a dignity to all workers that we must respect," he said, concluding that "labor unions are an essential element of society, and are not to be merely tolerated." Cardinal Egan dazzled the audience in a wide ranging dialogue, confirming Professor Gregory's comment that the Cardinal was the quintessential "lawyer's lawyer" with a doctorate in canon law summa cum laude from the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome and many years of service as the chief judge of the highest court in the Catholic Church. In his remarks on Michael Harrington, luncheon speaker Samuel Estreicher, the Dwight D. Opperman Professor of Law and Director of the Center for Labor and Employment Law at New York University School of Law, emphasized that one of a union's many roles is to expand wages beyond the market level. Hon. Wilma Liebman, Chairman of the NLRB, moderated the conference's highly anticipated final plenary panel, "The Future of Labor." Cardinal Egan encouraged lawyers to debate with distinction and accuracy as "great debate and the resolution of our differences will lead us to how we should treat workers." These themes resonated throughout the panel session, which included Yale Law Professor Michael Fischl, University of Michigan Dean Emeritus Theodore St. Antoine, Arkansas Law Dean Cynthia Nance, and St. John's Law Professor Larry Joseph. At the close of the conference, Melissa Schneer '12, President of the Law School's Labor Relations and Employment Law Society, presented the Society's inaugural Lifetime Achievement Award to Gene Orza '73, Chief Operating Officer of the Major League Baseball Players Association. The award memorialized his personal commitment to the Law School. "Gene Orza has been an inspirational lawyer and a wonderful alumnus for almost 40 years," noted Professor Gregory. "He is a classic rhetorician, and a gifted raconteur. As a law student, Gene was a co-founder of our Labor Relations and Employment Law Society. No one is more deserving." The Conference closed with Cardinal Egan and more than a dozen Bishops and priests offering the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass in St. John's St. Thomas More Church.