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5 days 8 hours ago | Fans who call Michigan players unacceptable. |
Coaches who call Michigan players acceptable. Bloggers who do either one. This season gets a pass. |
5 days 14 hours ago | Coaching change thread is an ersatz retweet... |
There is no we on this board. See front page. |
5 days 15 hours ago | How about lack of coaching rumors.... |
given poor play. |
1 week 7 hours ago | Yes... |
guilty of wanting good football on both counts without any real concern for intangibles. |
1 week 1 day ago | +1 |
Yes |
1 week 2 days ago | Not big points - but I disagree on pretty much everything here.. |
OL is driven by weakest link. Interior play can be covered by good team play - which can be coached. OT is on an island generally against the biggest most athletic guy the other team has. But let's not quibble - any OL hit is a hit. Lewan was every bit of Lewan as a sophomore. As a freshman he held Heyward in check in the game. We don't have any Lewan's or even Schofield's in the pocket - though there is hope... just hitting on two OTs is a tall order. Bosch's RS was not burned if we developed Bryant or let Braden or Schofield take a turn at guard. Miller played two years of bench ball before getting his chance. The coaches are paid to evaluate his play before he hits the field. They are not required to use players who are not ready or the best choice. I have no choice but to look on the bright side here. I'm Michigan until sweet death comes my way. Saban looked like an idiot for not having coverage guys on the FG unit - Malzhan looked smart for coaching his players to return a miss. Granted there are few idiots in college football - just winners and losers. I just want to win. If this is how Hoke sees it then so be it. Change at OC or OL position coach is not such a big deal. I don't understand the reluctance. Go Blue! |
1 week 2 days ago | These coaches couldn't pick a starting five all season! |
If experience is the issue then why not let them gel. Why did we burn Bosch's red shirt half way through or preserve Kalis' last year. These coaches were clueless and probably will be next year. Schofield was solid this year. You will rue your words saying he can easily be replaced. We have forgotten what poor OT play looks like. It can be every bit as bad as poor interior play. It only takes one back side sack to take out your QB. Not to mention that Fox and Kugler are likely to challenge for interior positions only to bring back the youth issues. I appreciate your optimism and will dig deep to share it. Bottom line... this was not a good decision. Losing has consequences and Hoke gave Funk and Borges a mulligan. Recruits have choices. Players need to find motivation. Michigan men need patience. I don't know where you find the optimism but it's hard for me at least to share it. I will try. |
1 week 2 days ago | Ugh...Enough excuses... |
Win already. To say what Hoke said after Akron (putting the blame on the staff) then do nothing different going forward at the end of the season is disheartening. When will the long dark night end. The gate is narrow and the way is hard that leads to this. Please make it stop. |
1 week 3 days ago | Parent |
Unhappy with the loss. Very unhappy with the end of the first half (give a score - take a knee.) Happy with the team in this game. Unhappy with the coaching as a whole. This was a terrible heart breaking loss, but I've got to clean the basement before I can re-watch any of it and sort out my feelings... that is the way it is. |
1 week 4 days ago | This is not a good idea...IMO |
I'm for change but consistency in approach is required at this point. |
1 week 4 days ago | Losing has consequence... |
if this game gives Borges cred then who are we as a program? I'm not advocating firing Hoke but a change is needed when you don't go for a score with a minute remaining in the half and one time out...when you look at the season...when you look at what Borges did with Denard...when you look at the game last year. The body of work is not good enough nor is this season's trajectory. Iowa?... was last week... what are you saying? SRK ... I respect you but not this. If Brandon and Hoke stand by Borges and Funk then so be it. That would not be a good decision in my opinion. Red letter games. I would like Hoke and Brandon to walk the talk. This is Michigan for god's sake. |
1 week 4 days ago | Play calling is part and parcel... |
but not the whole enchilada. None of it exonerates Borges. |
1 week 5 days ago | neat...nate |
don't ... doesn't you... everyone. |
1 week 5 days ago | Beat Ohio! |
Go Blue! |
1 week 6 days ago | If the O plays well... befuddlement follows... |
+1 to this. The trend is clear. The need for action is clear. The action is clear. I will be ecstatic if Michigan wins. I don't see progression toward anything except need for change. The call for this game is miracle needed. Which somehow makes me interested in this game more than in previous years. These scenarios sometimes make for good football. The problem here is that it's four quarters - and the five-week trend is well-nigh insurmountable. Regardless this is a game that will be referenced in the saga of Hoke's cycle. The half time of last year's game is perhaps his inflection point with this year's game the latest nadir. Go Blue! |
2 weeks 4 days ago | Another great week of practice... |
but same posts come game time. Come on Brown Bear - up your game. /s |
2 weeks 4 days ago | plus |
one. He could also tell you in real time what was wrong with the team... he didn't have to defer to film study or assistants. |
2 weeks 4 days ago | plus |
one Time is going to creep until this season is over. |
2 weeks 5 days ago | +1 Diabeetus - He is the Walrus |
goo goo g'joob |
2 weeks 5 days ago | i imagine |
you are both right. |
2 weeks 5 days ago | Truth |
hurts. +1 |
2 weeks 5 days ago | I wish RR well |
what is your problem with saying that here? Michigan screwed RR... there is no question. Let it be. |
2 weeks 5 days ago | Yes |
Tragically...with many years of Tennessee to come. |
2 weeks 6 days ago | San Jose LBs are playing |
San Jose LBs are playing funky offsets. MLB is 6-7 yards deep snooping the TB. Good looking drive by Navy. That was way easy. |
2 weeks 6 days ago | Where was the DB there? |
Where was the DB there? |
3 weeks 1 day ago | Wow ... nice pass and route... and catch |
Rockets looking good. Mike Gittleson getting some love from Desmond. |
3 weeks 5 days ago | Looking at the gif... it looks like they are set a second... |
amazing execution. |
3 weeks 5 days ago | He looks drunk... |
but he is a B1G president. Hopefully Fitzgerald doesn't fire him. |
3 weeks 6 days ago | As long as those players have taken course that transfer |
I agree - but it often isn't the case. The JUCO player would have to transfer with courses that show progression toward a degree ie they can't repeat underclass ciricula. It's complex and situation dependent. If Michigan is serious about JUCOs they need to develop relationships with schools to lay out a plan for the athletes from the get go. That is work. SEC schools don't have as high a hurdle. |
3 weeks 6 days ago | We are not being elite... |
We just suck at JUCO recruiting. This is a football fail. We can't expect to pickup JUCO talent without establishing relationships with the JUCO schools, coaches, marginal academic high end HS talent and most importantly the schools within the UofM. |


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The Emergency Committee for Israel (ECI) is a neoconservative pressure group launched in July 2010 to promote militarist, "pro-Israel" U.S. policies. A favored ECI tactic is publishing advertisements that attack politicians who question one-sided U.S. support for Israel. It also publishes open letters to political figures and hosts a website that provides information about political races and highlights ECI's concerns regarding Israel's security.
According to its website: "The Emergency Committee for Israel is committed to mounting an active defense of the U.S.-Israel relationship by educating the public about the positions of political candidates on this important issue, and by keeping the public informed of the latest developments in both countries."[1]
ECI also operates a political action committee (ECIPAC) to lobby on behalf of its preferred policies. A key financial backer of ECIPAC has been Daniel Loeb, a registered Democrat and well known hedge fund manager who gained attention in 2012 when he helped raise money for the Mitt Romney presidential campaign. According to FEC filings, in 2010, Loeb was the ECIPAC's largest donor, giving $100,000.[2]
ECI emerged at the forefront of a neoconservative effort, which was orchestrated in part by Weekly Standard editor and ECI board member Bill Kristol, to sink Barack Obama's nomination of former Sen. Chuck Hagel (R-NE) to head the Department of Defense in early 2013. Using language similar to an op-ed published by Kristol, ECI launched advertisements accusing the Vietnam veteran Hagel of being weak on Iran and hostile towards Israel.[3]
The campaign prompted Emily Hauser, a writer for the "Open Zion" blog at The Daily Beast, to opine, "The ugly, facts-optional anti-Hagel campaign was never about Israel. ... Neocon attacks on President Obama—as channeled through the likes of Bill Kristol, the Emergency Committee for Israel, Jennifer Rubin, Fox News, the Wall Street Journal, etc and so on—are about American power. They are about how a certain (pretty well discredited) ideology envisions the use of American power in the world, and they are about how power is shared within America's borders."[4]
Ad Campaigns
ECI's agenda and modus operandi were on clear public display during the lead-up to the annual conference of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) in March 2012. On March 1, ECI ran a full-page ad in the New York Times accusing two liberal organizations—namely, the Center for American Progress and Media Matters—of being "anti-Israel," highlighting the various Jewish foundations supporting the work of these groups. The ad urged Times readers to "call these foundations and ask them: Why are you funding bigotry and anti-Israel extremism?"[5]
The ad, however, appeared to backfire when many of the people and organizations cited in the ad as critics of the groups protested ECI's decision to quote them out of context and without permission. Writing in the Forward, "pro-Israel" Harvard professor Alan Dershowitz said the ad "misrepresents the truth," while Anti-Defamation League director Abraham Foxman told the New Yorker that it was "misleading, distorted, inaccurate."[6] Additionally, according to Forward, "most of the five Jewish organizations that were named in the ad told the Forward they had hardly been affected, despite ECI publishing their telephone numbers."[7]
The NYT ad seems to have been part of what the New Yorker termed a "two-pronged maneuver … to intimidate critics of Netanyahu" and "to damage Obama."[8] The second prong in this effort was the launch of a 30-minute video titled "Daylight: The Story of Obama and Israel," which attacked President Obama's treatment of Israel. According to the New Yorker, the video—which showed the president interacting with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas as well as with Turkish students, saying he wants "to make sure that we end before the call to prayer"—aimed to demonstrate that Obama "is biased against Israel and in favor of the Palestinians" and to insinuate that he may be Muslim.[9]
At roughly the same time as the video release, ECI ads began appearing at bus stops in Washington, D.C., displaying a picture of Obama with the text: "He says a nuclear Iran is unacceptable. Do you believe him? Do they?" Underneath the text were pictures of Ayatollah Khamanei and Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.[10]
ECI's first act after its launch in 2010 was to run a controversial attack ad in July of that year targeting U.S. Senate candidate Rep. Joe Sestak (D-PA), which insinuated that he supported terrorists.[11] The group followed up this action by sending a public letter in December 2010 to Sens. Charles Schumer and Carl Levin excoriating the two Democratic senators for writing a letter to AIPAC urging the lobby to support the New START agreement between the United States and Russia. ECI claimed that that letter was "a disgrace" that allegedly implied a threat to AIPAC. "We've rarely seen Senators stoop to this kind of public bullying. AIPAC 'cannot afford to stand on the sidelines?' What threat do you mean to convey by this statement?" It added, "Is it your position that if the Senate does not ratify START in the lame duck session, Russia will be justified in violating UN sanctions against Iran, or in selling Iran air defense missiles? If not, why do you appear to give the Russian government such a justification? Is that the action of true friends of Israel, or true opponents of a nuclear Iran?"[12]
Right-Wing Bona Fides
Unlike earlier neoconservative-led endeavors (like the Project for the New American Century) that made alliances with hawkish elements in the Democratic Party, ECI is a decidedly right-wing affair. ECI board members include William Kristol, editor and founder of the Weekly Standard and cofounder of the Foreign Policy Initiative; Rachel Abrams, wife of the convicted Iran-Contra veteran Elliott Abrams; and Gary Bauer, a well-know Christian Zionist who leads the lobby groups American Values and Keep Israel Safe and serves on the executive board of John Hagee's Christians United for Israel.
ECI's initial director was Noah Pollak, a relative neoconservative newcomer who has worked for Commentary, the Middle East Forum, and the Sheldon Adelson-supported Shalem Center in Jerusalem.[13] According to one observer, Pollak frequently uses Twitter to make arguments that seem taken from the talking points of the Israeli Defense Forces.[14]
Additional ECI principals have included Michael Goldfarb, a former writer for the Weekly Standard and vice president of Randy Scheunemann's Orion Strategies—which apparently initially housed ECI[15]— who serves as an advisor[16]; and Margaret Hoover, a long-standing Republican Party figure who served under Karl Rove in the George W. Bush administration and initially owned the domain name used by ECI's website. Hoover is the great granddaughter of Herbert Hoover and a right-wing pundit and blogger.[17]
Although ECI's shared address with Orion Strategies was confirmed,[18] it is unclear whether the firm has also advised ECI. In an email exchange with Salon's Justin Elliott, Goldfarb wrote: "I'm on the record as an adviser to ECI and its no secret that I work at Orion, where the Committee for the Liberation of Iraq sign is still proudly displayed on the front of the building. ECI will be opening an office next week, but given the urgency of our cause, getting an office sorted out seemed less pressing than exposing Joe Sestak's anti-Israel record."[19]
Though the formal connection between these groups is tenuous, it has nonetheless raised concern in the blogosphere. Inter Press Service's Jim Lobe writes: "So, apart from Goldfarb's advisory status and a temporary letterhead, there may yet may be no formal connection between ECI and the firm that advises Sarah Palin on 'national and international' issues — the same firm that acted as one of many of Ahmed Chalabi's 'useful idiots,' including Bill Kristol, Elliott Abrams, and Gary Bauer. As Matt Duss at Think Progress suggested this week, with advocates like these, the emergency in Israel that the Emergency Committee was apparently created to address can only become more dire."[20]
"The Pro-Israel Wing of the Pro-Israel Community"
The group first debuted in early July 2010 on CNN, when Campbell Brown (wife of neocon operative Dan Senor of the Foreign Policy Initiative) interviewed Pollak. Asked whether Israel and the United States were on the "same page," Pollak thought not but added that "there is a developing consensus that something needs to be done and that it would be very, very bad if the Iranians went nuclear."[21]
In a subsequent interview with the Jerusalem Post, Pollak justified the group's creation, saying, "We will not rest until there is a pro-Israel group representing every pro-Israel person on earth."[22]
Asked how ECI differed from other "pro-Israel" groups, Pollak said: "Well, for starters, ECI is pro-Israel. Our purpose is to address three major threats to the U.S.-Israel alliance in the context of the American political debate: the Iranian nuclear program and Iran's sponsorship of terrorist groups; the campaign to delegitimize and isolate Israel; and the hostility of the Obama administration to the traditional closeness of the two nations. At bottom, we believe that the turn against Israel is a rejection of America's special role in the world as a defender of liberal democracies. We will do great damage to our own national soul if we allow ourselves to become cynical participants in the international lynching of the Jewish state."[23]
William Kristol provided a similarly banal reason for the group's raison d'etre in comments to Politico, saying, "We're the pro-Israel wing of the pro-Israel community."[24]
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Emergency Committee for Israel Résumé
- Rachel Abrams, board member
- Gary Bauer, board member
- Michael Goldfarb, advisor
- William Kristol, board member
- Noah Pollak, director
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[1] ECI, http://www.committeeforisrael.com/.
[2] FEC, "Emergency Committee for Israel PAC," 2010, http://query.nictusa.com/cgi-bin/com_ind/2009_C00490409; see also, Eli Clifton, "Disgruntled Hedge Fund Managers Bankroll The Emergency Committee For Israel's Attack Ads," ThinkProgress, June 2, 2011, http://thinkprogress.org/security/2011/06/02/234474/hedge-fund-managers-eci-obama/.
[3] Kenneth Vogel, "Bill Kristol's big plans start with Chuck Hagel nomination," Politico, January 7, 2013, http://dyn.politico.com/printstory.cfm?uuid=561888D3-6C70-47A5-B337-059723C35A6C.
[4] Emily Hauser, The Anti-Hagel Campaign Was Never About Israel," Daily Beast, January 7, 2013, http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2013/01/07/the-anti-hagel-campaign-was-never-about-israel.html.
[5] ECI ad, New York Times, March 1, 2012, http://www.committeeforisrael.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/CAP-MM-NYT.jpg.
[6] Both quotes cited in Paul Berger, "Campaign Succeeds in Stirring Charity Pot," Forward, March 16, 2012, http://forward.com/articles/152682/campaign-succeeds-in-stirring-charity-pot/.
[7] Paul Berger, "Campaign Succeeds in Stirring Charity Pot," Forward, March 16, 2012, http://forward.com/articles/152682/campaign-succeeds-in-stirring-charity-pot/.
[8] Connie Bruck, "The Emergency Committee for Israel Cries Wolf, » New Yorker, March 5, 2012, http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/newsdesk/2012/03/the-emergency-committee-for-israel-cries-wolf.html#ixzz1p17ufPnw.
[9] Connie Bruck, "The Emergency Committee for Israel Cries Wolf, » New Yorker, March 5, 2012, http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/newsdesk/2012/03/the-emergency-committee-for-israel-cries-wolf.html#ixzz1p17ufPnw.
[10] Phillip Weiss, "Emergency Committee for Israel fires pro-war propaganda blast at Obama," Mondoweiss, March 1, 2012, http://mondoweiss.net/2012/03/emergency-committee-for-israel-fires-pro-war-propaganda-blast-at-obama.html.
[11] Eli Clifton, "Familiar Neocons And Christian Zionist Head Up New "Emergency Committee For Israel" Inter Press Service, Lobelog, July 13, 2010, http://www.lobelog.com/familiar-neocons-and-christian-zionist-head-up-new-emergency-committee-for-israel/
[12] ECI, " ECI Letter to Senators Schumer and Levin," December 1, 2010, http://www.committeeforisrael.com/uncategorized/eci-letter-to-senators-schumer-and-levin/.
[13] Israel News Agency, February 6, 2007; Philanthropy News Digest, May 3, 2007
[14] Daniel Luban, " Fact-Checking Noah Pollak and the IDF's Unofficial Spokespeople," Lobelog, Inter Press Service, January 6, 2011, http://www.lobelog.com/fact-checking-noah-pollak-and-the-idfs-unofficial-spokespeople/#more-7309.
[15] Jim Lobe, "Palin's Pac Also Employs Scheunemann," Inter Press Service, LobeLog.com, July 17, 2010, http://www.lobelog.com/palins-pac-also-employs-scheunemann/.
[16] Justin Elliot, "Bill Kristol's new Israel group using offices of old Committee for the Liberation of Iraq," Salon.com, July 16, 2010, http://www.salon.com/news/politics/war_room/2010/07/16/liberation_of_iraq_and_committee_for_israel/index.html.
[17] Eli Clifton, "Familiar Neocons And Christian Zionist Head Up New "Emergency Committee For Israel" Inter Press Service, Lobelog, July 13, 2010, http://www.lobelog.com/familiar-neocons-and-christian-zionist-head-up-new-emergency-committee-for-israel/
[18] Eli Clifton and Jim Lobe, "Emergency Committee Based at Old Committee for the Liberation of Iraq," Inter Press Service, LobeLog.com, July 15, 2010, http://www.lobelog.com/emergency-committee-based-at-old-committee-for-the-liberation-of-iraq/.
[19] Justin Elliott, "Bill Kristol's new Israel group using offices of old Committee for the Liberation of Iraq," Salon.com War Room, July 16, 2010, http://www.salon.com/news/politics/war_room/2010/07/16/liberation_of_iraq_and_committee_for_israel/index.html.
[20] Jim Lobe, "Palin's PAC Also Employs Scheunermann," Inter Press Service LobeLog.com, July 17, 2010, http://www.lobelog.com/palins-pac-also-employs-scheunemann/.
[21] CNN Transcripts, "Campbell Brown: Immigration Showdown; President Obama Meets With Israeli Prime Minister," CNN, July 6, 2010, http://www.cnnstudentnews.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/1007/06/ec.01.html.
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This route is 13 bolts long, has a slab crux, has really small holds. Don't do it in the sun. It is good climbing.
This was previously known as "Wake Of The Flood" but was renamed. It was an abandoned project. It is 13 bolts long! It has a slab crux, but the route overall does not really climb like a slab. Killer, go do it.
The route is just right of Sargasso Sea.
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Cool I'm glad you found a sequence for the masses. Tell everyone you know who climbs 12a to go do it and let me know what they think A.C. I hope they like the route. On hindsight I only think it's 13a. But I wasn't smart enough to find the 12a way to do it.. Oh well.
This line looks so great, but I can't climb 13b. Not to worry, though, even though Jim put the route up at 13b (and what could Jim Redo possibly know about these things?), and it's gone from 12c, to 12b, to 12a in the peanut gallery. I had hope there for a few weeks that I'd be able to get on this route once it hit the low 11 range.... Alas, my hopes were dashed when Jim corrected the situation. I'm still hoping though! Maybe someone should rename this route "The Dow of Difficulty". kreighton, (levity, just for levity)
Great route, at least what parts I could climb... Does anyone have some beta for the crux section (directly above the bolt with the bail-rings on it)? I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks.
Match on obvious crimp, high-step right foot to pebble or small edge above pebble, rock onto right foot and reach up and slightly right to stick small crimp with your right hand (crux) -- left foot to starting crimp, left hand to jug (horizontal crack).
Without question a one-move wonder. Excluding the crux, good low-5.12 climbing.
I agree with everyone's comments, a one move wonder, but the rest of the route is stellar, four star, 5.12 climbing! The crux is hard enough to set the grade at solid 13a but no harder, in my opinion, and since all the clips and moves are super safe, this is a perfect project for your first 5.13 - it was mine!!
Travis, I'm wondering if you have been working the route recently? I had prehung draws on the route, because I was about to send, and for some reason or another, someone stole (or accidentally took) one of my draws off the bolt hanger with the ring right at the crux. It was a Petzl Spirit draw. I'm guessing that some gumbie swung over from the anchors of the 10a on the right and that was the only draw they could reach to take. Anyway, stealing draws is uncool. I am not sure why someone would take a single draw off the route. If you're strong enough to climb this route, then I'm sure you have enough respect to leave the draws in place. This is not an error on my part either, I counted several times thinking I was crazy, my rack is one short including a Petzl Spirit draw which I had exactly 4 of, now I only have 3. Anyway, if anyone knows anything about this, please let me know for a cash reward. I'll pay 50 bucks to beat the person's ass who stole my draw. Actually, make it a hundo. If it was an accident, my bad. I would just appreciate the draw back. If anyone is feeling guilty after reading this, they can drop it off at the Boulder Rock Club front desk and tell them it's for Curt. Thank You
Hey Curt! I sent the route on the day of Halloween, and all the draws were in place (thanks by the way!) So the mysterious occurrence happened in between October 31st and November 4th. There wasn't a draw at the very top bolt before the anchor, but that climbing is easier and I guessed that you just didn't feel you needed one? Travis
I really want to give this route 3 or 4 stars, but the crux is just too unpleasant to do so. The rest of the climb features super fun 5.11 climbing down low and pleasant 5.10 climbing up high with maybe a bit of 5.12 here and there. Moreover the route has interesting technical sequences on great stone. In fact, I think that if you are reasonably tall that even the crux move is probably pretty fun. When I use the lower foot that Dan Levinson mentions, I can pretty easily back into and out of the crux sequence body position needed to grab the upper right hand crimp; unfortunately, when I use this lower foot I come up about 3 inches short of the crux right hand crimp. Thus I need to use the higher foot edge, which because of its increased height, makes the move quite a bit more strenuous and unpleasant (I really need to crank hard on the sharp left hand crimp...ouch). In short, I think this is probably a great 3-4 star route if you have a good ape index or are tall, but the route probably becomes unpleasant and pretty damn hard if you are shorter. Thus because I am not tall or short, I split the difference and called it 2 stars and 13b (though probably not on the "solid" end of 'b' for me).


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We are working like crazy on the update which proved to be more difficult (90% of the UI was rewritten) than we first expected. However the result is above our expectations. In a few days I will post a screenshot here in this thread. I expect the new version will be released between 10-15 December. Everything is working now but we still have to make a dozen smaller improvements that take 1-3 days each. I make sure I'll update the News section. Thanks, Attila |
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Thanks for the reply. That's great news, in my experience with the demo, the power and functionality of the program seemed to be restricted by the difficulty of the interface so I'm very excited that this will be a main area of improvement. |
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Will this be a free update? |
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I uploaded a screenshot for version 2.0:
Click here to view the full size image: http://www.musicdevelopments.com/V2screenshot.jpg As you can see it is more usable on smaller screen space. Wherever you right click, a small inspector panel pops up where you can edit the properties of the clicked object (track, phrase, timeline, master track chords, transport buttons), execute actions peculiar to that object, show help, etc. On the screenshot you can see track properties, and master track actions panels that are movable and closable. The scale/chord/progression/etc browsers can be opened using the database icons at the top left corner and they can be moved around or closed when not needed. Copy/paste works for phrases, and multiple chords can be selected on the master track as shown on the screenshot. The structure editor was simplified. Scale-relative chords (denoted with scale degree, traditional notation or harmonic function notation) can be used which lets you change the scale and listen to your composition in another key. There are dozens of other improvements as well. Thanks, Attila |
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Yes, much better than V1. Love the floating window for the phrase library. The icons at the top left side of the window are a bit cryptic. But one will certainly get used to it quickly. Looking forward to the release. |
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update on release date? |
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I am sorry, the release date will be January. We did our best to finish it in December but we couldn't.
The reason for the delay is that the chord palette window had to be redesigned. It is now usable for not just selecting chords for the composition but also in the phrase editor and progression editor, thus reducing the clutter in those views. Of course it supports chord selection by scale degree. Thanks, Attila |
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Thanks for keeping us updated and your open communication!
Sometimes complex development takes longer time than expected. Personaly I prefere having a plan that gets revised than being kept in the dark. |
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Looking forward to January!
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I'm wondering how this will stand up to the new cubase 7 chord assistent?It's pretty much the same thing plus it's a complete Sequencer.Is your programm comparable to Synfire by Cognitone?
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It is entirely different to have an architecture that has a chord track from day 0, and where everything is a function of the current chord and scale than adding a Chord Track in Cubase but having other parts unrelated to it. Our software is built upon the chord track whereas it is an addition in Cubase. Everyone should try both programs and decide which one is the right tool for what he is trying to achieve.
I haven't tried Synfire, not even the demo version, but it seems to have a different philosophy from RapidComposer. Thanks, Attila |
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10:00am Friday 18th October 2013 in London Scottish By Stuart Amos
London Scottish centre Andy Reay believes an impressive British & Irish Cup win over London Welsh proves they can fight on two fronts this season.
The Athletic Ground outfit have begun their league campaign well, winning three of their opening four Championship matches so far.
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Historical Background (Critical Survey of Short Fiction, Second Revised Edition)
Short fiction was being written in Canada before there was a Canada. At the time of Confederation in 1867, short fiction already filled the magazines of the new country. These early stories, however, differed from the modern short story, often being closer in form and content to other prose genres such as the sketch, anecdote, editorial, and essay—all of which were popular in journals such as The Literary Garland, Rose-Belford's Canadian Monthly, National Review, and The Week. Today's definitions of short fiction must be relaxed when one surveys fiction of these earlier times, for the parameters defining what is good short fiction change over time. The sensibility of the late nineteenth century, for example, valued sentiment over realism; much that was then considered excellent writing, appears nauseatingly sweet to the twentieth century reader. When one surveys the past of a genre, one must be aware that one is looking from a particular point of view, that of scholars distanced from the dates and places of publication of the original fiction and necessarily seeing a literary landscape changed from that seen by the original writer, publisher, or even the critic of earlier decades.
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Canadian and American Short Fiction (Critical Survey of Short Fiction, Second Revised Edition)
One feature of the Canadian cultural landscape that the writer of the millennium can see is its nearness to that of its neighbor, the United States. Canadian short fiction shares to some extent the history of the American genre. This survey will begin by establishing some of the basic points at which the two traditions run parallel or even converge. Later some points of divergence will be considered.
In both Canadian and American traditions, short fiction has its roots in sketch and anecdote and in the various prose forms that arose in the nineteenth century for the chronicling of personal experience. In both young countries short fiction found its initial home in magazines, sometimes in exciting, intellectual magazines, but often in cheap weeklies, tabloids, or Sunday-school papers. Not surprisingly, many writers of short fiction had previous or parallel careers as journalists, with the result that the demands of journalism (fact, brevity, popularity, and clarity) shaped early short fiction on both sides of the border. Developments in Canadian short fiction sometimes lagged behind those in American fiction, but in response to some trends, Canadian writers overcame the conservative influence of their colonial status to welcome similar literary innovations. Both Canadian and American short-story traditions, for instance, had strong local-color traditions in the last decades of the nineteenth century; these were regional in origin and very popular. Canada...
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The 1880's and the 1890's (Critical Survey of Short Fiction, Second Revised Edition)
It was not before the late 1880's and 1890's that good, nonhumorous short fiction began to appear in any quantity. The 1860's and 1870's belonged to the Sunday-school story and the women's magazine story, distinguished by their prominent didacticism and formulaic endings. Examples include Mary Herbert's "Light in The Darkness: A Sketch from Life," and May Agnes Fleming's "My Folly." Later, however, the decade of the "new" woman produced two good Canadian story writers: Sara Jeannette Duncan and Susie Frances Harrison, both of whom received recognition in literary circles in America as well as in Canada. Duncan, a well-traveled journalist, brought new ideas, both thematic and technical, to short fiction. Harrison, also a poet, experimented with narrative forms in her short fiction, with new settings, both generalized and local, and with the new ethos of the liberated woman, depicted independently of conventional roles of wife and mother (for example, "The Gilded Hammock"). In Crowded Out! and Other Sketches (1886), Harrison uses a frame story, in which a male narrator complains of being crowded out, perhaps indicating her own sense of the silencing of the woman's voice in literature, even in her own collection. From the same era comes Duncan, better known for her novels in the Jamesian international style. Like many post- Confederation story writers, Duncan exploited the new mobility of journalists by traveling, observing, and...
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The Early 1900's (Critical Survey of Short Fiction, Second Revised Edition)
Immediately after the turn of the century, humor was a dominant strain in Canadian short fiction. Stephen Leacock, an economics professor from Orillia, Ontario, began producing brief sketches, often monologues by a confident but misguided citizen, bent on misunderstanding the institutions of the new country and century. Literary Lapses (1910) contains the often-anthologized masterpiece "My Financial Career," which pits a befuddled little man of the twentieth century against the banking establishment of urban Canada. Shortly after, Leacock's Sunshine Sketches of a Little Town (1912), a collection of linked sketches unified by its setting, turned a gently satirical eye on the foibles of small- town Canada, while Arcadian Adventures with the Idle Rich (1914) displayed, in a connected series of stories, his criticism of an academic, urban world. Leacock epitomizes a movement in Canadian literature toward the subject of the small town, the voice of the little man, and a mood of sunny optimism mitigated by a quietly deprecating self-critical humor. Leacock's brand of light satire survives in the short fiction of contemporary writers such as Stuart McLean and Bill Richardson. Much recent humorous fiction originates from Canadian Broadcasting Corporation radio scripts, after the fashion of the mid-century classics, W. O Mitchell's Jake and the Kid stories. These were collected in 1961 and again twenty-eight years later (According to...
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The Mid-1900's (Critical Survey of Short Fiction, Second Revised Edition)
The middle decades of the twentieth century in Canadian short fiction were dominated by realism, in particular by the prairie realism of Frederick Philip Grove, Sinclair Ross, and W. O. Mitchell. Grove's stories of heroic battle with land and climate in Over Prairie Trails (1922) have a Manitoban setting, while Ross's more varied and human depictions of the difficulties of farm life are set farther west, on the Saskatchewan prairie. Both Ross and Grove set stylistic standards for natural description and content standards for gritty realism; together they laid to rest any lingering myth of the bountiful prairie farm. Another prairie writer however, W. O Mitchell, brought humor and a lively speaking voice to the realistic prairie story, while Margaret Laurence's later stories captured life in the fictional Manitoban prairie town of Manawaka. The linked stories in her collection A Bird in the House (1970) provide one of the best places to begin an acquaintance with Canadian short fiction.
An urban realism flourished too at this period, notably in the short fiction of Mordecai Richler, whose stories of a Jewish boyhood in Montreal are still often anthologized. On the West coast, Ethel Wilson wrote with sophisticated irony of the lives of middle-class people, avoiding a self- conscious Canadianness, while crafting exquisite dialogue and set pieces of natural description.
Several Canadian writers of midcentury began to write...
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The 1970's and the 1980's (Critical Survey of Short Fiction, Second Revised Edition)
In the 1970's and 1980's it was popular to see all Canadian literature in terms of unifying thematic patterns, the most influential of which was Northrop Frye's template of the "garrison mentality," which became a symbol for the isolated, inward-looking, wilderness-fearing communities of early Canada. Together with Margaret Atwood's related concept of "survival," this term became for a while the touchstone of the good in short fiction as well as other genres. Short fiction whose plots conformed to this paradigm rose to the top, and other types of fiction were undervalued. Certainly many excellent Canadian short stories are illuminated by such readings: Frederick Philip Grove's Manitoba stories conform to the pattern. Atwood's own "The Age of Lead" (about the televised unearthing of the bodies and artifacts of the doomed Franklin expedition to the Arctic) repay interpretation as a conflict between human beings and an implacable wilderness. Thematic criticism offers a way of reading Sinclair Ross's "The Lamp at Noon," Joyce Marshall's "The Old Woman," Alice Munro's "Winter Wind," and Rudy Wiebe's "Oolulik" and "The Naming of Albert Johnson," but it excluded other types of fiction: the urban mythographers Morley Callaghan, Hugh Hood, and Hugh Garner, the ironic social anatomists Mavis Gallant, Mordecai Richler, Katherine Govier, John Metcalf, Carol Shields, and Janice Kulyk-Keefer—all are beyond the reach of the...
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Other Short-fiction Forms (Critical Survey of Short Fiction, Second Revised Edition)
There has also been a vital tradition of longer short fiction in Canada. The novella length has occurred in the writing of earlier writers such as Morley Callaghan (A Native Argosy, 1929, contains two novellas), Ethel Wilson ("Tuesday and Wednesday" and "Lilly's Story," in The Equations of Love, 1952), Mavis Gallant ("Potter" and "Its Image in the Mirror"), Malcolm Lowry ("The Forest Path to the Spring"), as well as in the exquisite prose pieces of John Metcalf ("Girl in Gingham" and "Private Parts: A Memoir"). Metcalf's novellas are collected in Shooting the Stars (1993). Also accomplished at this length is Keath Fraser, whose acclaimed Foreign Affairs (1985) and Popular Anatomy (1995) contain complex novellas. A collection of novellas, On Middle Ground, appeared in 1987, containing work by Clark Blaise, Keath Fraser, Mavis Gallant, Malcolm Lowry, John Metcalf, Audrey Thomas, and Ethel Wilson. Additionally, a novella prize is offered by the Malahat Review.
Another feature of current short fiction in Canada is its flirtation with the border between story and essay. Several fine pieces of writing refuse to declare full allegiance with either genre and exhibit the best features of both: the discursive meditation of the essay, as well as the particular event of the story. An early example is Roch Carrier's essay/story "The Hockey Sweater," one of the most anthologized...
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Bibliography (Critical Survey of Short Fiction, Second Revised Edition)
Gadpaille, Michelle. The Canadian Short Story. Toronto: Oxford University Press, 1988. In-depth discussions of individual stories by many of the authors mentioned above, including chapters on Mavis Gallant, Alice Munro, and Margaret Atwood.
Howells, Coral Ann. Contemporary Canadian Women's Fiction: Refiguring Identities. New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2003. The essays in this collection analyze the shift in Canada's literary perception of its identity.
New, W. H. Canadian Short Fiction: From Myth to Modern. Scarborough, Ontario: Prentice Hall, 1986. This is a comprehensive anthology with good representation of aboriginal work and nineteenth century writing, as well as sketches and tales. Excellent introduction including notes on short fiction forms, and a chronology. It has particularly good biographical introductions to individual writers.
New, W. H. Dreams of Speech and Violence: The Art of the Short Story in Canada and New Zealand. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1987. Comparative study, including valuable material on the colonial contexts.
The New Oxford Book of Canadian Short Stories in English, edited by Margaret Atwood and Robert Weaver. Toronto: Oxford University Press, 1995. A selection of canonical short fiction, excluding that of the nineteenth...
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#3 &4 - What infamous (too strong of a word probably for why) female reality television co-star despite the name, managed to steal this basketball player away from his date last night? The poor date who had flown in to LA with the basketball player went back to the hotel all alone while the reality star and the basketball player got one of their own for a few hours.
Lamar Odom/Kendra Wilkinson (They both found someone to marry within a year)


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Papa John's CEO John Schnatter is going to cut his workers' hours, lay off workers, and increase the price of his pizzas by 11 to 14 cents. Why? Because the president was re-elected. More specifically, due to Obamacare. And he is not alone. Walmart is cutting hours, as is Denny's, and some other larger franchises like Red Lobster, Olive Garden, etc.
As with the companies mentioned above, those on the right want to blame the president, Democrats, Obamacare, etc.—yet they had layoffs or planned them as far back as 2009 and 2010. Were they all clairvoyant? Did they all know the president would be re-elected? And what if Mitt Romney had been elected? With more Democrats in the House and Senate, would the "repeal and replace" idea of Obamacare have succeeded? I think not.
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What these companies and their owners are missing is personal responsibility.
As the owner of two small businesses, when times were tough, I took a paycut—I did not reduce my employees' hours or their wages. How many zeros is in CEO John Schnatter's paycheck? Or that of the Walmart CEO? This is a company that even during the recession posted profits.
In California, the state I live in, businesses are required to pay for 50 percent of their employees' health benefits if the company has a group healthcare plan in place. This was long before Obamacare, long before the president was elected the first time around. And California's not alone—other states have similar things in place.
[Read the U.S. News Debate: Should Congress Repeal the Affordable Care Act?]
With Denny's, they have menus that offer $2/$4 and $6 items. Perhaps that offer didn't increase the number of people coming through the door; rather the consumers who already patronized Denny's were now just ordering items off the lower priced menu.
And with Papa John's—the other day I was channel surfing. And there was Papa John's CEO John Schnatter standing alongside a professional athlete, pushing Papa John's pizza. I wonder how much that ad cost? Or the celebrity endorsement of his product? Add to that the fact that Schnatter has been a very vocal opponent of the Affordable Care Act for over a year, and a major donor to the Romney campaign.
I have some advice for Schnatter. Pay your employees instead of celebrities. Pay your employees instead of endorsing candidates for president who lose. And lastly—funny—Pizza Hut, Domino's, and Little Caesar's pizza aren't cutting their hours or increasing their prices. Is it because of Obamacare? Or do they just make better pizza maybe?
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- Read Brad Bannon: Rush Limbaugh, Donald Trump Among Real 2012 Losers
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There were over a hundred people that were not EMT or police running towards the explosions to help. Too many to show here.
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Now we have the people looting the marathon jackets,etc from a tent while people are dying and maimed in the street. There are a few people I'm sure can be identified very easy from the video.
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96%: Advisors who say their typical client has alternative investments in their portfolio
With stock markets swinging up and down and a looming fear of fear of rising interest rates, being an investor today is not easy. What has worked in the past may no longer work when it comes the world of investing.
The latest Alternative Investment Survey from Morningstar and Barron's found that of the advisors surveyed, 96% of their typical clients have alternative investments in their portfolio. This means that only 4% of their clients do not have money in alternative investments. To put this into perspective, 17% of their clients did not use alternative investments just five years ago.Advisors and their clients are increasingly turning to alternatives — the building blocks of portfolio diversification — in search of investments with less volatility and low correlation to stocks and bonds.
Learn more about alternative investments and The New Diversification.
Source: Morningstar and Barron's 2012 Alternative Investment Survey
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Between a normal Spiritualized show and an "Acoustic Mainlines" Spiritualized show?
jesus you are thread happy.
white power?!
Not as it sounds, this latest Jason Pierce centred show is far from a simple acoustic incarnation of Spiritualized. Taking songs from Spaceman 3, Spiritualized and more he'll be accompanied by a string quartet, a gospel choir and a Fender Rhodes with gloriously enchanting effect.I t should be mesmerising. 'Stripping back tracks from every era of his career, Pierce proved that at the heart of even his most impenetrable music were always hypnotic melodies'
there was quite a bit of info if you just google, but even at their site, it really isnt specific .... canx**
Coachella Wk2 04/19-04/21
Wakarusa 05/30-06/02
Bonnaroo 06/13-06/16
Dave Matthews Band 08/23-08/24
VooDoo 11/01-11/03
Coachella WK1 04/11-04/13 ---- 2014
where'd it say they're doing acoustic mainlines?
ron are coming to coachella this year?
white power?!
Did Tollett talk about Spiritualized during the conference? Because, if he did, I swore I remember him mentioning acoustic mainlines.
Coachella Wk2 04/19-04/21
Wakarusa 05/30-06/02
Bonnaroo 06/13-06/16
Dave Matthews Band 08/23-08/24
VooDoo 11/01-11/03
Coachella WK1 04/11-04/13 ---- 2014
22.01.08 | Coachella
Spiritualized Acoustic Mainlines will be playing the Coachella Festival over the weekend of April 25th-27th. There may be one or two other dates in California at that time but they are not confirmed as yet.
A more extensive Electric Mainlines tour will take place in July / August following the release of the new album.
ah...Spiritualized Electric Mainlines @ All Points West...
Coachella Wk2 04/19-04/21
Wakarusa 05/30-06/02
Bonnaroo 06/13-06/16
Dave Matthews Band 08/23-08/24
VooDoo 11/01-11/03
Coachella WK1 04/11-04/13 ---- 2014
Sitting on Fire
Lord Let it Rain on Me
True Love Will Find You in the End
Cool Waves
Going Down Slow
Soul on Fire
Walking With Jesus
Feel So Sad
Stop Your Crying
So Hot (Wash Away All My Tears)
Baby I'm A Fool
Anything More-->Ladies and Gentlemen We Are Floating in Space
Broken Heart
I Think I'm In Love
Lord Can You Hear Me
Oh Happy Day
From the two shows I saw them do Acoustic Mainlines
thats a pretty good set. Have you ever seen them when they play electric bmack?
white power?!
amy your feelings are complicated.
white power?!
I definitely feel that Spiritualized is probably one of the most under-recognized bands on the planet (possibly underrated as well) and I can't wait to see them. Thanks for the setlist, Bmack.
they are only under-recognized and underrated in your world passive.
white power?!
I listened to several songs on a best of collection <?> (can't remember the name Rock and Roll part 1?), and I was not impressed.
However, I like their song "Run", and I like the youtubed songs on the board ("ladies & gentlemen..." and the one where the guy is wearing an orange prison suit). I'm still kind of at the "meh" stage. Gospel choirs with white-boy bands don't really sound too awesome to me. Clashy, more-like.
Kreutz, lemme ask you pal, how many times have you heard of Spiritualized out there, in the real world, in the last... 3-5 years?
The only Spiritualized album I have is Ladies and Gentlemen...and also Taking Drugs...and Perfect prescription by Spacemen 3...what other Spiritualized albums do you recommend? Because I love them, but don't know nearly enough of their material.