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A Method for Acoustic or Electric Bass. Musicians Institute Press. Instructional methods from Musician's Institute. Contains tablature. With Softcover with CD. 9x12 inches. 64 pages. Published by Musicians Institute Press. (HL.00695168)
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This comprehensive source for learning to build melodic walking bass lines in all styles pulls together lessons from MI elective courses. The CD includes 31 full-band tracks and demonstrates the exercises in the book. Topics covered include: intervals, chord symbols, and key centers; passing tones, chromatic tones, surround tones, sequences, and bypassing changes; blues, rhythm changes, II-V-I progressions, and other common progressions. In standard notation and TAB.


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Russell Brand – actor, comedian…oh and critical theorist
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Hey everyone! Twitter's alive with political arguments. No change there then eh? Except this time it's because a comedian cum actor (stop sniggering at the back) stuck his neck out and with great articulation (and a bit of camp weirdness) informed the country of his concerns about our present and future government. How quaint!
You see, recently, Russell Brand was interviewed by Jeremy Paxman and sort of said a few things he really shouldn't oughta on account of him being just a dumb actor and all. That's what everyone's saying anyway.
Thing is…he actually made a lot of relevant points and considering he's adored by so many teens and young adults I thought…way to go Russ, let's get politics out in the open and feed it to the youngsters. Anyway, it was all going great.
He told Paxman he'd never voted before in his life… <facepalm>
…and while he denied it was as a result of apathy he kind of unwittingly described it as such. Telling people voting won't change anything? Hmmm…that sounds a lot like apathy to me.
Oh Russell, Russell, Russell! Why oh why did you tell the whole country they shouldn't vote?! By doing that you negated everything else you said during the WHOLE interview….apparently.
Or not…
…because what he actually did was give the media (and anyone who already can't bear him) a stick to beat him with…and now were all supposed to run round shouting, "Hey everyone! Russell Brand's never voted before, but he reckons he knows everything about politics! What a thick cunt!".
Oh for fuck's sake.
What he actually said was…while there are no credible alternatives to the already established political parties, voting will prove futile. EU constraints alone mean none of them can devise the sorts of policies that would effect radical change. So in a way he's right. BUT just for future reference, Russell, our kids need to get into the habit of voting. They need to be encouraged to take a good look at the alternative parties and bloody well pick one!
Okay, I didn't want to bring Karl Marx into this as I know some people will be instantly turned off by the worry I'll be talking about Marxism. Obviously it's a bad thing…like sexism, racism and any other word that has –ism on the end of it.
Anyway…we simply can't be wasting our time with Karl because all he ever did was whine on and on about the lower classes being progressively oppressed by the upper classes while the whole affair is passed off as just a very unfortunate situation and not pre-planned in the slightest. See…we wouldn't relate to that now would we? <rolls eyes>
He also speculated on the prospect of a society where profits from the labours of the working classes would be creamed off and accumulated by those in power, thus creating undeserved wealth higher up the food chain, so to speak. I can't see that happening, can you? <shakes head>
Come on now…we all know our taxes are supposed to pay towards adequate health care, benefits and anything else we need to be able to live a decent life. Clement Attlee said so and my nan loved him, so that's good enough for me. We also know it's only fair the people in government who administrate the receipt of taxes and distribution of said services be paid a fair wage.
Well it's not fair…and just as good old Karl with his big fat bulging –ism said, we are all being oppressed by the upper classes and brainwashed into thinking this is just the way things are. No need to vote, 'cos we'll just end up with a different set of extortionists who exist purely to get rich at our expense. Sound familiar?
I personally think one of the most important things Marxism taught us was that language is a key factor in communicating to the lower classes the reasons WHY they are suffering and HOW they can change things.
Because without a basic understanding of even the simplest terms relating to our government and how it operates, many will just accept it's their fate to live out the rest of their lives complying with rules and regulations that only serve to keep them down.
So…what can we do to change things?
Well…unfortunately Karl Marx and his –ism isn't around anymore, so we can't ask him anything and not many of our precious little ones will be keen to trawl through even the tiniest scrap of information about him on the countless internet pages that only make things worse by using big words and talking about philosophy and critical theory all the time.
…and anyway, he's got an –ism.
Yes, Karl, we were all starting to warm to you until we remembered your –ism! Sorry, but we just can't bring ourselves to compare your research to our plight, because it will make us all Marxists and that sounds really bad and, to be honest, we don't actually understand what it is you were trying to tell us because we're not educated enough to read anything more technical than a TV guide.
Which brings me back to good old Russell Brand who hasn't got an –ism at all (yet). Maybe an –asm, but that's his own personal business.
You see, what he did was to open up politics to young people everywhere with his flamboyant behaviour towards Jeremy Paxman. That interview went viral and kids everywhere were sharing it like demons on every social network they could lay their frantic little fingers and thumbs on. Incidentally, note how Paxman spent more time leaning back and listening than leaning forward to spit harsh responses into Russell's face.
So maybe I'm not so chuffed about Russell telling everyone voting is useless and…yeah…some people might have taken him more seriously if he'd behaved a little more sensibly and not like the unkempt eccentric he can't help being. But why should he have to pretend to be something he's not just to make us feel more comfortable about believing what he says?
AND…anyone who can make our kids think it's cool to circulate the truth about the government's plans and how they might help each other to fight back can only be commended…surely.
Think on this…
My kids only know who Michael Gove is and why the education system is so fucked up through reading my articles. Most of their friends know nothing about him or any other politician…or even want to!
In case anyone's forgotten…Michael Gove is currently continuing to dismantle our education system to the point it will bring about the process of dumbing down in future generations…thus producing a nation of peasants who THINK they've been educated to a standard that affords them the ability to understand politics and how it affects them, but actually haven't.
These kids are future voters and Russell Brand wasn't just philosophizing in that interview or being smug about knowing what the government are up to. We can ALL do that…and Twitter and Facebook are a prime example of our collective eagerness to show off the fact we all KNOW what's going on. Give each other a round of applause…we've solved nothing!
No…he risked being globally slagged off for being completely truthful about his own political beliefs, while attempting to apply critical theory to the unfortunate situation this country's in. In other words, he set out the problems the lower classes are facing, gave the reasons why and suggested a solution.
What's more he used a language that appealed to a younger and/or less politically aware audience.
Yes! That word again! LANGUAGE! He communicated important and relevant issues in a way not only adults could understand, but more importantly in a way kids were more than happy to take notice of.
Marxism? Brandism? Who cares…because young people all over the country learned more about the government's plans for their futures in just those ten minutes than they would ever have bothered finding out for themselves.
Hey…they even know who Jeremy Paxman is now!


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Farrell, Troy W. & Psaltis, Steven (2009) A comparison of the Nernst-Planck and Maxwell-Stefan approaches to modelling multicomponent charge transport in electrolyte solutions. In Badescu, Viorel & Paulescu, Marius (Eds.) Physics of Nanostructured Solar Cells. Nova Science Publishers Inc, New York, pp. 327-353.
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Arboretum Newsroom
September 22, 2015
Early morning entry for members extended until October 31.
Members have been asking if we would continue our summer 7:30am entry into the fall. We heard you and will be open daily to members at 7:30am through October 31.
August 25, 2015
Artist Michael Davis uses Arboretum motifs in Arcadia Gold Line Station art installation.
The public artist has created a series of pieces that reflect Arcadia, its history and community. The centerpiece is a free standing sculpture called Arcadian Zephyr featuring 16 movable weather vanes with birds, fauna and other elements inspired by the Arboretum. Horses depict the city's racing legacy. Click to watch a video.
August 11, 2015
Drilling for sediment samples to help restore Baldwin Lake
Scott Hettrick of Arcadia's Best was at Baldwin Lake for the recent gathering of sediment samples, the first step towards potentially restoring Baldwin Lake to its one-time ecological and visual beauty and health. Drilling occurred in deepest parts of the popular Los Angeles County Arboretum attraction.
Crescent Farm: Digging into the Arboretum Way of Getting Through Dry Times
Larry Wilson, columnist for the Pasadena Star News. writes about how Crescent Farm water farmers are creating a new landscape in a Mediterranean way that works with both native (and other water-sipping) plants and innovative new conservation methods.
July 22, 2015
Sunset Magazine names the L.A. Arboretum one of the best botanical gardens in the West!
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Pacific Horticulture's in-depth look at two Arboretum collections
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>be able to transmit some information about yourself, based this two-way communication. Such as here is my last known location and please-update-me-with-the-latest-conditions. Well it could make search and rescue operations faster. For those who wanted to use it anyway.
"Are we trying to tame the wilderness with technology?"I think Jared refers to it as the outdoor industry. Slightly different perspective?"Can't we rely on our own navigation skills?"The yawning chasm of the generation gap."What will a walker do when he goes off-trail and finds he has no nanny holding his hand (or phone)?"Substrate for the Search and Rescue industry and potential candidate for the Darwin Award. Multiple use hiker.Cheers
For me, it comes down to the argument what is the weakest link? Well, besides myself (a weak link, to be sure), I'd have to argue that electronics and mechanical items are the most likely to experience a failure. My topo map doesn't seem to suffer from these design defects, rather, as a printed page, with reasonable care it holds up fairly well.Dirk
Users - Mat, Thanks for bring that to light. During the concept phase of that I wasn't looking at the lawsuit aspect of things, but as this progresses and hopefully becomes real that is something that will be top priority.Philosophy - I have had many discussions with fellow hikers, professors, and friends about this. I think the main focus of this whole project (which I will highlight in greater depth) is about where the hiker has been and not so much about navigation. We are a culture that relies so heavily on recording our past; which brought me to think about hiking and how we log where we've been. There will be little bits about water location, wild life, shelters, but in a way that makes it so the hiker does need to know before hand; planning is crucial to the success of a hike. One thing that is incredibly important for hikers is the ability to adapt to situations, and what better way to adapt that to know where things are. But again, this debate could go on forever. Content Overview - Sorry for the delay on this one. I've been working on designing the pages of the App in photoshop so once I have it in a good place I'll post it. This way we can have a discussion about what is desired vs. what isn't since it will look the way as App actually looks instead of a few scribbles. But it will only be a first pass, so nothing finalized.Maps vs. Electronics - I agree that maps work great as I love my maps. But I think the one thing my map fails at doing is providing me with up to date information. I think each person will elect to go with what ever level of technology suites them best. We could have a discussion about Water purifiers vs filters vs tablets. All are focused on cleaning water, but ultimately the user decides which piece of equipment to go with.Thanks! Check back in soon!
Hi Jared,First, I commend you for putting your ideas in front of an audience as well-informed (and with as many strong opinions) as this one. If I may make a suggestion, as you move forward I think you should be very clear not only who the intended users will be, but where appropriate locations for these markers will be. I can think of places where I *would not* want your signs--if I was on your review panel, I'd be asking questions about this. Would your signage really be a good fit for the big wilderness areas in the American West, for example?You might want to read this article by Ryan Jordan (I think it can be accessed by non-members): http://www.backpackinglight.com/cgi-bin/backpackinglight/mapless.htmlIt can be argued that humans have always tried to "tame the wilderness with technology," but as I'm sure you know, for at least the past 100 years, people have also tried to preserve some wild places *as* wild places. Your project *is* taking a position with regard to technology and wilderness, and seeing QR codes (or any signs) affects people whether they want it to or not--in my view, you'll need to address that.Personally, as more and more people move to cities and abandon rural and semi-wild areas, I'm in favor of those places become more wild (ie, less safe). For example, I'd like to see grizzlies re-introduced to much of their historical territory, even if that makes it more hazardous for me to hike there.I don't mind fencing off wilderness if that's what it takes to keep ATVs and snowmobiles out; but within wilderness I don't want any fences, guardrail, handrails, cell towers, etc. I'm in favor of a lot of road removal, and some trail removal as well. When I see a trail sign that's fallen down and illegible, I really don't consider that a problem.I understand the argument that hikers endanger SAR personnel if they need rescue (and actually, I'm pretty risk-averse in my own hiking choices), but SAR do choose to take on that responsibility. It strikes me that the people one usually hears about getting in trouble are unprepared overnighters or dayhikers, who think they are on safe, well-marked trails--not sure your markers would change that.I get that the primary purpose of your idea isn't safety, but opening new possibilities for trip documentation. But because your markers would be a physical presence on the landscape, there's plenty of places where they would detract from the experience I want in the backcountry, whether I choose to use them or not. By contrast, if I don't carry a GPS unit, I can ignore GPS signals as if they didn't exist.
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David - I greatly appreciate your comments and thoughts, thank you. You covered a lot of great things and I guess I could start by narrowing the potential area of use. I had done so with school presentations but not yet here in this thread.Thanks for the link to the article, I will read that and hopefully that will provide many insights.**How would you feel about this being implemented along the AT? Rather than in a large national park such as Denali?Locations -Originally I was exploring areas that see heavy use. Examples....White MountainsGreat Smoky MountainsATPacific Crest Trail ....just to name a few quick ones.I do agree that there needs to be wilderness that needs to be left the way it is with out shelters, bridges and so on.I don't intent for this to be something that increases the number of signs along trails. I view existing trail signs as an opportunity to add something like this to. A lot of great stuff! I appreciate you taking time to post in the thread, thanks.
It looks like virtual Smokey the Bear tours are just around the corner. Just like at the museum; point your device at the code, scan it, plug your headphones...__________________________________________________________________"Well howdy hiker! Smokey the Bear here. Welcome to YOUR National Park! You're looking at a Ponderosa Pine (Pinus Ponderosa), one of the tallest species of pine, known for it's orange colored bark... And remember...Stamp fires out DEAD. Watch your step and come again soon!...This message has been brought to you by Tide Green. The same great cleaning power you've come to expect but now without phosphates."__________________________________________________________________I think Edward Abbey would be having a field day with this.
"I think Edward Abbey would be having a field day with this."So would The Monkey Wrench Gang. ;)
I guess I still don't see the need for this, especially in a heavily used area like the White Mountains.It's so easy to find up to date information on weather, trail conditions, and water sources. Every AMC and RMC facility (back-county and front-country) posts the daily 0700 MWO weather forecast. Ask the caretaker or crew about trail conditions or water. Ask the other hikers you pass on the trail. Read a guidebook or natural history guide for the area.Heck, if you want to carry a smartphone, cell service is widely available in the Whites if you want information off the Internet. Carry a PLB if you want to SAR easier.
The application of this technology which excites me the most is in regard to local parks, preserve trails and locations where "the normal public" or teachers with classes of any age student are likely to hike and, statistically, to have a device that reads QR codes. To be able to link them to an interpretive slide show, or to a short audio file about the particular habitat feature, or even to a "you are here" map could be a great thing.This has nothing to do with the erection of cell towers in the Sierra, the sudden presence of people in the outback able to navigate easily without buying $600 worth of Garmin and the latest Marmot ultralight shell or the deprivation of anyone seeking to hike or visit anywhere. It has to do with the simple, low-impact, fat-free, free-range provision of information to folks that ARE INTERESTED.Check it out: if folks in the outback don't take their smart phones with them or we don't have cell coverage, there won't be much reason to put a QR code on a trail sign, will there? I don't bring mine, because I prefer to navigate with a 14th century sextant and a compass I made from metal I found in White Sands NM. So, when there aren't any QR codes in a place where I can't use them anyway, will it matter? Is this really evidence that Skynet goes live?Relax, Don't Worry, Have a homebrew...In the meantime, I can say this: I think the idea is a winner and that it's ready to use with HTML links. To have an explanation and photo of the Least Bell's Vireo that may live in a meadow the hiker is overlooking, or a page describing the importance of the local watershed feeding the creek in a preserve, or a link to the USFS Avalanche Conditions webpage... all seems very obviously desirable (albeit not mandatory) to me.Keep up what you're doing!
Erik - Thanks for your support! I appreciate it, hopefully in about a few hours when I post up some of the images of the App, we can all start a discussion about what everyone would want to see in that App as well as what everyone doesn't want to see in it.As the subject line reads, New Prototypes! I tried a few different things out, mainly in regards to obtaining the proper contrast ratio for the QR codes as well as trying a few new materials.The first new prototype is actual my first prototype that I put on the Bridgeport and machined out the old QR code that was originally etched in. This time I etched and painted a QR code on to the back of clear acrylic and placed it in the sign as an in-lay. My thoughts, not loving the look. I think it can look much better. Performance, despite the egg shelled paint (I was in a hurry and applied the past super fast) the QR code was still readable!The second of the new prototypes is all wood and has two coats of Shellac that I am about to test some weathering stuff on. The sign has extra space at the bottom as I am exploring the development of a standardized sign. Just mocking things up.
So I'm finally at a place where I have some stuff that is worth showing. Please keep in might that this is just a first pass and things will continue to evolve.As always, comments are always welcome.Opening screen, still working on the Branding.Once the QR icon is tapped, the QR reader will appear.Once the profile icon is tapped, the hikers Profile will appear Information and graphs will be generated through the use of Analytics; the app will keep track of the times that the QR codes are scanned and use the location of the signs to tell the hiker various information about distances, times, shelters, etc. Also, when QR codes are scanned, the hikers family, friends (who ever they designate) can check in on them via the website rather than the hiker constantly calling or texting. Once the Trail icon is tapped, information pertaining to that section of the trail appears. Everything from post office locations to trail usage history will be available.Once the Itinerary icon is tapped, the trip itinerary appears. From there the hiker can plan out meals, as well as setting goals for when they want to be at destinations.Sorry about the obnoxiously long post, just wanted to provide images that are easy to see on everyones monitors. Please feel free to let me know your thoughts and anything you'd like to see added or taken out. Hopefully with the feedback from everyone, I can make this much stronger. Thanks in advance for your feedback!
Edited by jared.downs on 06/22/2011 17:04:06 MDT.
Timothy - I actually laughed when I read that. Thanks for taking the time to generate that. I do appreciate your thoughts and comments. I hope no one here is getting worked up about my project, I hope everyone knows that this is only my senior thesis project and isn't in production or being installed. Although I have been able to make the signs and have started to develop the App, this doesn't mean that this is going to be a reality on every trail across the US. My aim is to allow for the transfer of more information to and from hikers while on trail, that utilizes unused space on existing signs.
Well I think it's pretty cool.
New exploration. Over the past few days I've been exploring smaller options, as suggest by a few members.I'm thinking rather than adding the QR code to the sign, having a small removable piece will be best.Still working on the App and the content within it.Let me know your thoughts.ThanksHere's a quick mock up.
Jared - yes! Those look great.I think those could work well in many ways: cost to make, cost/ease of adding to current signage, cost/ease of maintenance, and, of course, they're small, attractive for what they are, unobtrusive, yet effective for their purpose. Nice.
I can't help but think that QR Coded are a dying technology. Augmented Reality browsers like Layar are already available for smart phones, even if they are just in their infancy. When these technologies are rolled out in the next 5 to 10 years, QR codes will disappear. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b64_16K2e08Why scan a QR code when you will be able to look through a smart phone or some other device and view multiple layers of information on exactly what you're viewing?
Jared, I am an undergrad doing a research project on technology in specific tourism segments, and I have chosen to do my paper on QR codes in parks and campgrounds. I am focusing on their ability to provide hiking/bike trail maps, updates from other users about possible problems along the trail, and possibly weather updates (much like the system in Japan called "M-navi"). My project is just a simple informational paper, and I am not trying to make prototypes. I'm simply focusing on how, if at all, the QR codes are presently implemented in parks, and how the QR codes could benefit this particular tourism segment. However, I can't find any information about the QR codes being used in U.S. parks to provide anything other than general information about historical sites. If you know of any parks in the U.S. that are implementing or already taking full advantage of QR codes please let me know. Also, I was wondering if it would be okay to site you and your work in my paper, and possibly use some of your photos in my presentation. Thanks for the help!
you know, i've been thinking about QR codes on trails vs NFC stickers. weatherproof NFC stickers should hold up pretty well compared to a smudged out QR code. also NFC can hold a fair amount of write once or rewritable data, whereas QR usually needs internet access to do anything. if you wanted a virtual wall where internet access was not available, that might be the way to go. not many phones use NFC yet obviously, but something to think about for the future.
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I couldn't post news either. The settings file for newspro was 0 bytes! I don't know whar happened. I reuploaded the file and I can get in now. Let me know if it works for you guys or not.
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