Ya Yo Gakk
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minimum wage is a joke.....raise it and everything else goes up in price, back to square one....maybe i should say inflation is a joke....
another thing that kills me is people get nervous going to job interviews..... no need for such anxiety, they are benefitting by having you doing their work, it's more of YOU interviewing THEM.....seeing if you even WANT to work with them....etc.... might sound egotistical but it's true. Who really benefits? they do....you know they aren't going to pay you what you feel you are worth so in the end it is the employer who is making out.....
songs of the day - flying high again, fairies wear boots
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Thu Jan 6 '05 3:19:02 pm
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Stevee T
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alexandrecaetano,
Hope your sis feels better!
Sou Bom E você meu amigo?
OO
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Thu Jan 6 '05 3:19:15 pm
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Stevee T
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mikesb,
Ok, I busted my CPU's proverbial cherry...and Tom can certainly fckin' play....Yngwie-ish...
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Thu Jan 6 '05 3:32:17 pm
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Stevee T
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TASTEY,
Not that ego-maniac Vai!!!!
Are you the Unicorn?
Do you know where Clinton, Bolton or the Wachusett resevoir is?
www.stevetrott.com
Peace!
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Thu Jan 6 '05 3:40:36 pm
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shell
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Clarky: I was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2001...luckily it was caught very early, but still required major surgery. I'm all clear now, & hope to be going strong for a few years to come. It was a turning point when I discovered how many people cared about me, and I realised that nothing is really worth worrying about as life is the most precious thing, and we should treat each day as our last. Recent events have shown...you never know when your time's up, so you must value & enjoy every day. Don't bear grudges & treat your family as precious.
Well that's todays lesson!
I can't remember if you met Nico...very good guitarist. Maybe we can all get together for a jam sometime in the future!
Must go to bed.....bfn.
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Thu Jan 6 '05 3:48:58 pm
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civgeek
Matt Dorado
Portland, OR
USA
Plays: Guitar (53 years)
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YYG - If things went up in relation to the minimum wage it would be onr thing but the increases are more than the min wage increases there fore you are actually harming the people you claim to be helping. Plus you are hurting small business by making them less competative.
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Thu Jan 6 '05 3:51:02 pm
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civgeek
Matt Dorado
Portland, OR
USA
Plays: Guitar (53 years)
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Mikesb - Eat a good dinner so you don't dry heave. I feel more comin tonight.
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Thu Jan 6 '05 3:51:54 pm
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Steven Wilde
ShredZone, CaliFunia
USA
Plays: Guitar (21 years)
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SteveeT- That sound's cool! I think you will like the format! That Derek Sivers, really is A good sort, and want's the best for indie, artist's! Much luck!, And Thank's for being Cool!...........................DELFINO- Wow Dude! You totaly are talking way out of my leuage! I Love hearing about it though! certain thing's i understand! It seems that you have a good knowledge on That ITC stuff!
The progarmming, and techinical stuff, is like another world.
Have you been getting Your rest!? Thank's for letting me know what's happening! I am enthrolled at what Your taking in!.........................DCK, Hey Mark, you know it! I am really enthused! and amazed I believe You have an' awesome talent with the guitar!, and in Music as A whole! Follow those dream's, and take them by the kneck, and sqeeze every last note out of them! :-)............................MICHELLE- I am glad your doing well! and yes, there are a wave of flu's and stuff going around! My Dad is just getting over a cough bug! So time to Stay warm, and bundled Up! My best wishes!.............................Hi, Suzie, How are ya' doin'?.........................ZENFISH- You have A great musical outlook! Because that is so true, Keeping a band together, Is like an, art itself. making sure everyone's happy, Yet Not fly apart when certain thing's aren't superb! I think it's great that Your Bass player, Pierre, and you are making it happen!
You will be blessed with A drummer. Like You said, When the time is Right! One that will fit just perfectly! As alway's look forward to the day when i am treated to some ZENFISH groovy sound's!..Keep up the great Work, and perseveance My Freind! and thank You for the encouragment! :-).................................BADHUH- I don't deserve that kind of Kindness, really. And, I am overjoyed at your kind compliement's! It's People Like You is why I stay doing this! I will try, hard to improve, and, Learn all I can! Thank's for Your Kind word's alway's! God Bless, You to Bro'
Steven C.
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Thu Jan 6 '05 4:18:24 pm
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Donkey Hotay
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Stevee T, I knew ya could, I knew ya could.... LOL Success!!! Actually winrar is a great software for anyone wanting to bundle stuff to save space and time.
As you can see Tommy boy has the chops. Now just need to get more of his own stuff to see if he can compose (also, if he can slow down and be somewhat tasty, based on what I am hearing my bet is that he can, the tunes on that Xmas CD are all barnburners!!!!)
Cheers man
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Thu Jan 6 '05 4:21:06 pm
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Jersey Jet
Adam
New Jersey
USA
Plays: Guitar (20 years)
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I bought a Whammy bar finally for my JS100. It must take a lot of practice to get used to though. Any advice as to how to use it properly would be much apreciated.
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Thu Jan 6 '05 4:30:06 pm
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PFields
Ray
OK
USA
Plays: Guitar (25 years)
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Jersey Jet theirs not Really A Real Proper Way to use a Whammy bar unless your breaking it that would be an Exception But it depends what your playing and what you Want to Play the Best Tip Is Don't Make FAST moments with it and not any really Deep Dive bomb(Bar all the way down) unless you want to. Just Use Smooth Slow controlled Movements (And its normally on a Single Fret when used) but you can Do anything you want with one
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Thu Jan 6 '05 4:40:15 pm
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JS_JS
Jacob Stewart
Washington
U S
Plays: Guitar (22 years)
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Stevee T yeah it is.
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Thu Jan 6 '05 4:48:22 pm
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Jersey Jet
Adam
New Jersey
USA
Plays: Guitar (20 years)
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PFields- Thanx dude for the tip.
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Thu Jan 6 '05 4:52:54 pm
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PFields
Ray
OK
USA
Plays: Guitar (25 years)
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HELP
Anyone Know the Major Diffrences in the Js Series Of guitars ?/? Everyone just tells me to look at em on sites I want Series Definition here WHY.... which ones Best And which is Easier and harder to play or Difrrent pickups and stuff i need someone with like experience with atleast Two Or Three of them i'm planning on getting a Js-1000 but if the 1200 or 2000 is at all better then My eyes are gonna get set on the Best outof the four*!!! ANY HELP OTHER THAN A WEBSITE NAME WILL BE GRATEFULL
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Thu Jan 6 '05 4:56:30 pm
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DelfinoPie
Martin Phillips
King Of Monsters
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Steven Wilde :-) thanks man, I've been gettins some sleep, not really enough though lol...I go to bed at like 12 and I'll be awake till 3 lol...
How you doin, everything good with you?
Delfino
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Thu Jan 6 '05 5:03:10 pm
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Stevee T
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Brasciole for Din Din..........hhhhmmmmmmmm good!
A little Cabernet Savignon....voila!
Nummy, Nummy, Nummy, I got luv in my tummy
8)->0<
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Thu Jan 6 '05 5:54:14 pm
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Stevee T
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Joey Baby...you should be roundin the final stretch in the illness stakes!
You'll be back amoung the livin again!
(o) (o)
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www.stevetrott.com
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Thu Jan 6 '05 5:56:38 pm
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marimariSRV
mari satch samurai
Boston, MA
usa
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To All: I'm way behind in my posts and my emails...I'm Sorry!
I'm trying to get all my printing and photography stuff ready for NAMM! I'll try to catch up with you before I leave....promise!
I'm leaving on Saturaday Jan 15 and it will be here before I know it! :-O
Alexandre C: I'm so sorry to see that Goncalo won't be at NAMM! I'm here but just very busy trying to get everything ready! I was hoping to meet him! Maybe I just have to come to Portugal next year......hmmmm sounds good to me! hehe! I'll email you before i leave....promise! Hugs and Kisses~~~~
~~Sea Eyes~~~
~~mari~~
Steven Wilde: ;-))))
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Thu Jan 6 '05 6:27:57 pm
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kd6aaj
Ed Burton KD6AAJ
Eureka (In the Redwoods), California
USA
Plays: Guitar (44 years)
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Powerslave214.
In answer to your compound-radiusquestion:
First, I will assume you know absolutely nothing about "radius".
(even if you do, at least someone out there probably does not).
I believe (?) the radius is smallest at the nut (top of fretboard) and increases at some rate to the largest radius at the bottem of the fretboard (by the body).
Say I took 2 trees;
one tree is 12" radius (24" diameter),
the other tree is 16" radius (32" diameter).
Then I sliced off a chunk from both trees, top to bottem.
naturally the piece with a 16" radius would appear flatter than the 12" radiused board.
The strings are closest together at the nut, so it would be fairly easy to finger all the strings if the fretboard has an extreme (rounder) radius, like 12".
But, the strings are farther apart by the body, so it is easier to finger all the stings if the fretboard radius is flatter, like a 16" radius.
Hope this helps you or anyone else.
Ed Burton, KD6AAJ
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Thu Jan 6 '05 6:32:09 pm
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death cube k
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VFRrocker its a comp for world vision..
alexandre about 100.. lots more left... all is well for me .. how are you?
steven w thx bro?
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Thu Jan 6 '05 6:59:51 pm
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AXEMAN Throb
Rob McCallister
Mesa, Az.
USA
Plays: Guitar (44 years)
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DeathCubeK- Thanks for the reply. So
many styles and techniques. I have since
blown the dust off of my Schecter, and begun
to diddle around with some new riffs. Guitar
is always a great outlet for creativity and
emotion.
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Thu Jan 6 '05 7:08:22 pm
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AXEMAN Throb
Rob McCallister
Mesa, Az.
USA
Plays: Guitar (44 years)
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Has anyone heard about Joe's progress??
Not much info in the local media here in AZ.
I'm still eagerly awaiting a new date for the Celebrity
Theater show.
Best wishes Joe.....Hope to see ya soon..
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Thu Jan 6 '05 7:12:24 pm
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McDave
Cook, MN
Plays: Guitar (40 years)
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Michelle.......did you get a chance to read "Dennis the Menace" in the paper today? That is so you....LMAO !!! Dennis tells his mom that "She does'nt have to worry about the fly buzzing around in her bedroom because the big spider took care of it for her"......the look of panic on her face...lol !
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