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As he lowered his hands in a sort of “hushing” fashion and uttered the phrase, “let the madness begin,” the rain stopped almost immediately - then Ozzy proceeded to bring the rain himself. With the raising of his hands as he trotted out in that blinding purple jacket, the veritable ocean of crazed fans went berserk for the Ozzman and the troops of musical mayhem that followed him. But once “the Boss” (as guitarist Zakk Wylde affectionately refers to him) appeared in the flesh following a career spanning video tribute on the big screen, it was as if he had made a deal with mother nature herself. A fairly decent light show was accented nicely by a generous amount of pyrotechnic sparkboxes, and Taylor showed some initiative to keep things light, employing a confetti cannon, as well the visual excitement of what Family Guy fans may refer to as the “wacky wavy inflatable arm flailing tube man” to close their set with another new(ish) track, “Fabuless”.īy the time the lights had dimmed before Osbourne took the stage, the rain had retreated to a sprinkling mist. The approach to presenting a kick-ass set was brought full circle to end their time on stage, as the visual game was on point, as well. “That man and his family have given me so much, so give it up for Ozzy fuckin’ Osbourne,” Taylor said before counting into the band’s most recent smash radio hit, “Song #3”. Taylor worked his magic, song after song, with his telltale screaming and growling vocals, while guitarists Christian Martucci and Josh Rand, whose pre-tour knee injury kept him restricted to a stool, joined forces with the raucous rhythm section of bassist Johnny Chow and drummer Roy Mayorga to create a cohesive rock show, which Taylor couldn’t help but attribute to the direction and attention he’d been given over the years by the man they all came to see. Throughout their 10-song setlist, half of which was comprised of tunes off their critically-acclaimed 2017 album Hydrograd, the quintet delivered a scorching dish of melodic metal mish-mash that displayed not only a musical versatility we all knew Taylor and his cohorts were capable of, but it also showcased the lyrical vulnerability that has made the curly-haired frontman such a force to be reckoned with for more than two decades.Īside from newer tracks like “Taipei Person/Allah Tea,” “Knievel Has Landed,” and “Whiplash Pants,” the band kept the emotion of older songs like “Through Glass,” “Bother,” and “Tired” intact, while balancing powerful and aggressive rock and roll with a light-hearted and active stage presence. proceeded to bring a storm of hard crunchy riffs and gravelly vocals that proved that they haven’t just flown on the coattails of Taylor’s meteoric success in the metal scene. Under the pavilion and away from the rain, Taylor and Co. Bringing his “No More Tours 2” world tour to a jam-packed Xfinity Center in Mansfield last Thursday night (September 6), the Prince of Darkness showed that age is just a number the 69-year old took the stage donning a purple sequin trench coat, greeting the crowd with the excitement and energy of a young child.įront the moment Ozzy tore into his platinum-hit setlist, it was all aboard the crazy train, and coming along for the ride was Stone Sour - of course, led by heir to the metal throne and Ozzy disciple, Corey Taylor. Long gone may be the days of Black Sabbath, but Ozzy Osbourne is still strutting his stuff, and strutting it well, to say the least. "I understand from the MTBR forums that the issue at the moment is that a lot of the longer travel bikes use a fairly high leverage ratio (3:1+) which works the shock very hard. On an air shock, this results in the air heating up, so the spring rate changes. On this basis, few of the suspension gurus are recommending air shocks for heavy long travel use. I do think the performance gap is getting closer, but it ain't quite there yet." Redesign the shock set up so the leverage ratio is air. Thats just what i found on the topic in another forum. On some bikes an air shock will not effect performace at all, on some bikes it will not work with the suspension design or will wear out really fast. Sorry squid, but i think a DHX air on a bike like an orange is a bad idea, too much side loading on the shock which causes binding and redeuces the life of the shock, especially when the thing is as long as that, a little bit of flex in the swingarm over 3inchs equates to a fair bit of binding, smaller bikes like a patriot can get away with it. If the frame is deisgned right and reduces the loading on the shock, keeping with the single pivot theme say an ASX or foes with swing link, then i think they could work well in the long term.Īlso, air shocks tend to not work well on bikes that already have progressive linkages, such as a turner DHR. This is all my opinon after reading a bit about them, please correct me if im wrong.A Publication of the Internet Scout ProjectĬomputer Sciences Department, University of Wisconsin-Madison In summary, air shocks can work well but the bike needs to be designed around it to a certain degree to get the best life out of it. The target audience of the new Scout Report for Science & Engineering is faculty, students, staff, and librarians in the life sciences, physical sciences, and engineering. 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For researchers and students alike this Webpage will be a useful information hub. Scientific Web, a metasite posted by German computer scientist Stefan Steinhaus, is an excellent resource for people interested in learning about software available for a variety of scientific disciplines. Biology, chemistry, math, and statistics are among the disciplines for which software descriptions and links are available. The site is in table format: under each discipline heading is a hyperlinked list of software packages. Scientific Web also provides links to pages with software demo versions, product announcements, lists and usergroups, test reports, and more.Ĭlick on the software package name, and you are taken to a page displaying the product maker, system requirements, data and graphics format, and a one- or two-paragraph description of the software's capabilities. Scientific Web is available in its original German language format or in English (the imperfect English does not detract from the site's utility). Not buried in some proprietary database or something. Once this is done, the data should be yours, safely in your images. You will spend a lot of work adding keywords, titles, descriptions, GPS coordinates, location etc. The DAM must support all established metadata standards like EXIF, (legacy) IPTC, XMP and that fully and compliant to all common standards. Critical metadata like keywords, labels, titles, descriptions must be written into your image files (or sidecar files). You switch your RAW processor editor usually more often than your DAM. Your DAM should be independent from your image editing, RAW processing etc. Whatever software you look at for organizing your files, consider two critical points:ġ. Because it can show you critical things like sharpness, focus point, and how the image might come out after applying all the magic features in your RAW software. Since your DAM is usually where your keepers are managed, your RAW processor is usually the better tool. If you don't keep all the junk, you have less to organize,Ĭulling can be done in a dedicated "viewer" application, your RAW processor or in your DAM. Many people tend to keep too many files ( "may do some editing on this one later, may come out better with a newer RAW processor.". Ask yourself how you want to organize your files, how you typically search for files, which keyword taxonomy you're going to use etc.ĭelete recklessly while you cull. In general, you should make up your mind before you start. I don't use Apple systems so I cannot comment on specific Mac products. I think there are answers for several of your questions in these dpreview threads: you have the equivalent of a shelf full of images in shoe boxes. If you cannot find any of your files in a second or two, or have them (automatically) organized by things like time, motive, theme, project, people, location, event, maybe camera/lens etc. Whether this happens after you've accumulated 20,000 or 200,000 just decides how long it will take you to beat some order into your collection. Since you asked me via PM to comment on this:īasically you face the same challenge everybody does who, at some point, recognizes that he/she sits on a heap of images without any proper organization. Thanks in advance for any thoughtful replies. I have struggled with this for a long time. I suspect the organizing and developing/editing disciplines are different enough that purpose-built focused solutions will do a better job.Įdit: I wonder if I should take a serious look at Apple Photos? I have read others using this as a simple organizational tool. Would I like an all-in-one to do this - YES. I realize this is somewhat of a workflow question and I am willing to layer something else in front of a editing program if it will do a better job. If I am missing something or there is a better way to do this please advise. I just want to search efficiently when I want to find something to avoid the dreaded. That my be an esoteric example but I think you get my meaning. halloween pictures with Billy but not Suzy from 2010-2012. Something the supports some logic to sort, i.e. I would like the ability to recall them efficiently via keywords/tags. I really want to clean up and organize my photos. A way to consume, search and present these in an organized fashion. Sony CaptureOne for me is probably where I am going to "start over with", but who knows Lightroom could be the answer as it continues to evolve.Ħ. Tt is confusing enough for me with all the seemingly good choices. I just want to do this as efficiently as possible and not reinvent the wheel. That has been rightly already been beat to death with little consensus other than you have to find what works for you. I am not talking about editing or RAW processing - I will do that with something else. Photosweeper seems to be a good choice.ĥ. I really want auto tagging or face tagging to speed this up. I am talking about thousands over several years. I have tons of RAW photos and JPEGs that I have done an abysmal job of managing. My photos are stored on a giant raid10 NAS with cloud backup.Ģ. not selling photos just personal consumption, i.e. I am still left with some questions in my situation. I know there have been several threads that address lightroom alternatives where some of this has been discussed. The foundations of his return into the public conversation were laid in 2010, when Julien Temple’s masterly, necessary Oil City Confidential brought him and his band back from obscurity. ‘I’m supposed to be dead,’ was his catchphrase by November. When he was given the news by his doctor, Wilko was told that he had until October to live. In January 2013, Johnson announced that he had been diagnosed with terminal pancreatic cancer, and was travelling the country in a final farewell, having, at the last minute, been served up his moment in the sun. He changed his name partly because he hated his dad, a Stepney émigré to Canvey Island in Essex, and partly to stand out as a performer. Wilko Johnson was also born John Wilkinson. Johnny Wilkinson worshippers, outside the car window but a million miles away from the three of us inside, who were travelling to the uncanny rhythm of his inverted namesake, the Feelgood’s machine-gunning guitarist, Wilko Johnson. Outside the window, men and boys, the intermittent woman, wandered en masse to the rugby. Feelgood on a tinny system slipping the motor along like warfarin-doped blood through a vein - until progress was dented by a careless entry into Twickenham. Ī Journey Through Estuary Myth and Identityĭad at the wheel, we sped from Walthamstow to Portsmouth. This ebook is part of a series from Influx Press called Insights. Going Back Home: A Journey Through Estuary Myth and Identityįlatness, Blank Spaces, and Making Something out of Nothing: Southend and Estuary Dwelling, or An Unfinished Ode To Mud This book is sold subject to the condition that it shall not, by way of trade or otherwise, be lent, re-sold, hired out, or otherwise circulated without the publisher’s prior consent in any form of binding or cover other than that in which it is published and without a similar condition including this condition being imposed on the subsequent purchaser. Subject to statutory exception and to provisions of relevant collective licensing agreements, no reproduction of any part may take place without the written permission of Influx Press. The right of Lee Rourke & Tim Burrows to be identified as the author of this work has been asserted by them in accordance with section 77 of the copyright, designs and patent act 1988. Copyright of the text rests with the authors. |