Zinc Master
Zinc Master
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Steven Wilde
Just keep posting
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Soon you will get there - whereever that is, is it a place?
(knock off from Finding Nemo)
Just keep swimming
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Matt Dorado
Portland, OR
USA
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kendalslack, or anyone in the know much prefer phpbb or ANY php-based bulletin board, to be honest, lol.
One day, the webmaster (or so I like to dream) will upgrade the boards to phpbb or vb or ivb, or anything
What the hell did all that mean!!! I am completely lost.
Master Yoda - From experience, the lack of hair thing is ok as long as you embrace it. DO NOT try the comb over. It gives us*beautiful heads* a bad name. Just keep it short or shaved and the girlies will always be rubbin'.
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Zinc Master
Zinc Master
Crown Point, IN
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cuthbert1776 & civgeek
I like the way this forum is organized as well. All in one place.
Other sites are nice as well - but then you have tons of areas to check and read.
Here - it is one stop shopping.
It is the wal-mart of message boards.
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Fri Feb 18 '05 9:20:28 am
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Steven Wilde
ShredZone, CaliFunia
USA
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Oh, I get. I think, Yes, Vai's Message baord, is very cool!
But very different, The Post Folk's are a bit differnt, i think, There ccool, But here, is cooler, and apper's freindler!
Also, Pat metheny, Has a very way COOL, Site, Also!
Many awesomes site's! But there is something about, Joe's Site, that is really neat, and...Yeah, like the wal-mart of Sites!
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Fri Feb 18 '05 9:31:53 am
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Yeah ,yeah,yeah okay maybe like 4 or 5 babes man or it could still be like more but you know what i mean man it,s like this guy has never heard of the band motorhead its like little fluzie i love you madly come on home with me i know your hot you know i want to shake your tree!(they know) i dont care i get my share i dont feekl no desperation great are my ladies thats a fact but your appearance dont hold no class TheChase IsBetterThan theCatch! anyways thats about it man have to go get ahaircut man not cool hey satch man its freezing here man what sit like in cali man cool good place to live man see yeah 45 or 4or5 hmmmmmm .
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Fri Feb 18 '05 9:31:56 am
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Steven Wilde
ShredZone, CaliFunia
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Wolf2- Hi, It's raining here in Northern Cali. Of course, that is where Joe reside's. The other side of San francisco, So to speak. the temp. is about 58-60.
It will be sunny in a day or so, Out here, Rain one Day, Sun the next, sometimes All within the same Day.
take care.
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Dave
Atlanta, GA
USA
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OCPS hey bro! yeah things are up and down here, but still i'd say about a bajillion times better than they were in britain! :-)
hi Mom!!!
hey Paul! :-) I have an mp3 for you - my WIP for T2JCD2... will email it after I post this....
Aarren have I ever told you how much I hate you?! LMAO!!! Thanks for the welcome back :-)
js22 i emigrated here from england in november, so i missed the show :-( it's cool we're close though - how about a jam some time?
does Austin still hang out here?
Well, SV plays here in a few weeks, I think I might go down and check him out. catch y'all soon... Dave
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Chris Peters
Lake Mary, FL
USA
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962:.......well, um, I guess I'm all screwed up haah! Man, I thought the JS series had medium frets? I'll have to tell you, the Dunlop frets (of any size) make a HUGE diff. My Chellee model 1 has Dunlop 6100 fret wire, which is real similar in height and width to a jumbo Ibanez fretwire. The diff, is that the strings seem to make much better contact and sustain better with the Dunlop frets. I don't know what they're doing, but something must be slightly different about Dunlop's materials. I'm pretty sure they ar just plain old nickel frets, not the crazy stainless steel frets haah!
Phrydom: Heck man, if you're right there in GA, you need to come down to Orlando some time so we can meet up and jam. Heck, you ought to come down in june (I think) for Jemfest 2005. Matt King will be there with his band.
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Fri Feb 18 '05 10:41:44 am
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Simon
Granada, Andalucia
Spain
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VFRocker, HAHAHAHA, THANK YOU! Finally, something that put a smile on my face! cheers dude! hehe, yeah, I'll get the anger management issue sussed first!
anyway, yeah I'm only 21. have been using Cubase for about a year I suppose. I'm by no means an expert but have gained a surprising amount of experience just from using it with my buddy alex, who is an expert! he's taught me loads, and I suppose I'm somewhere around the good end of intermediate using it, but I'm really lazy. When Al and I work on projects they come out sounding nicely mixed and produced, properly done, but I never bother! hehe.
OCPS470, Ibanez do use medium frets, on the cheaper stuff. The high-end stuff like full-signature guitars and custom-shops, as well as the most prestigious of the prestige, get Jumbo Warmoth. Basically, if your Ibanez is costing you over a grand, you're getting Dunlop fretwire.
Ibanez make their own small and medium fretwires quite similar in construction to the Dunlop stuff. The metal itself is quite soft, compared to everyone else, which is what gives Ibanez that feel that you can never quite put your finger on. It's great for playing with and sounds more ballanced, less zingy, but the downside is that it wears out quicker.
I'm slightly concerned by how much trivial info on Ibanez stuff I have stored in my memory. I'm sure I could put that memory to better use.....oh well!
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kamwing cheng
somercotes, alfreton, derbyshire
uk
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lol.. guess no one is fond of that song.... i only wanted it to look at the solo's thats all really. i might aswell learn scuttin buttin lol... im bored.. got ntohting else to learn
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Angela Read
Silverhill, AL
USA
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ANGER-MANAGEMENT SKILLS
1. Remember that feeling angry isn't wrong. Expressing that anger in unproductive and hurful ways is!
2. Learn to defuse your angry energy through relaxation. Learn to relax by using deep-breathing techniques and by picturing pleasant thoughts.
3. Work off the excess energy. Strenuous activity or exercise is an excellent tool for ridding yourself of pent-up tension and energy that could be released as anger.
4. Talk yourself through your anger. Often it's the running dialogue that goes on in our heads that fuels the anger we feel. But you can turn the table by learning to "talk yourself through" your anger.
5. "Use your words" - positively. Learn to express your attitudes, expectations, desires, and even your angry feelings directly and verbally instead of blowing up in frustration or expecting others to read your mind.
6. Learn to express your feelings without assigning blame. This will not only make a difference in your own mind; it will help keep the situation from escalating.
7. Go slow and soft. When in a heated conversation, slow down your speaking (literally) and soften your voice. It's difficult to explode when you're speaking in soft, restrained tones.
8. Lighten up and laugh! Sometimes we'd rather roll over and die before admitting to the the humor of a stressful situation.
9. Back off on the sarcasm. Don't forget that sarcastic and hurtful "humor" can be simply a passive-aggressive form of anger.
10.Journal your emotions of anger. Consider your journal a safe, no-holds-barred place to vent-as well as a place ton brainstorm creative solutions to anger-producing circumstances.
11.Think ahead about anger-producing situations. Prepare yourself mentally for circumstances that tend to push your buttons-and plan some strategies for defusing these situations.
12.In calm moments, focus on creative problem solving.Strategize about ways you could rearrange your life to avoid circumstances that tick you off.
13.Don't overlook the possible need for help with anger issues. A counselor with expertise in anger management can help.So can enrolling in a seminar or workshop on assertiveness training.
14.Don't forget to give yourself an occasional time-out! Sometimes the best response to emotional situations is just to count to ten and wait things out.
(Author: Julie Ann Barnhill; condensed from "She's Gonna Blow!")
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Fri Feb 18 '05 11:37:22 am
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Steven Wilde
ShredZone, CaliFunia
USA
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OPCS470- That's great, glad your doing well! Wow!
I had no idea! You have quite a scehdule! I bet teaching is really a wondeful thing to be able to Do, Share, your knowledge with other's! i think that's great! I wish to become an' instructor, Maybe one day. My teacher's, All have said how much they enjoy it! Keep up the great Work.
Have a good Day today! Rock On!.............................Suzie- Hi Where are Ya' ? Hope Your enjoying your Vacation!
BTW check Your E-mail! Have a nice day, see ya' later...............................LUCY SORETS- I know that you are having some difficulties. Just waant to let you know Plenty of Good wishes, and Prayer support from your Pal, Steven, here in the states. Hope You are doing Okay. Hope to see,
You around! God bless...............................CHEESE101- Tracie, How's it goin' Tell Chris, i said hi, and to keep up the great guitar Playing! You have E-mail from me to. Hope your day is going really nice! The sun is out here today. rained all night.................................962- Simon, Is the recording Situation going any better? My small Dubb Down Multi unit, I use to complie My Mixes together, Is fslowing down, and getting little glitches. What a hassle! It was such a cool unit!
But the HD, is I suppose wearing out, I mean I have had for 2 years, When I first began. It was the first thing i purchased.
But it really is a setback. But this is not going to end up on the Floor hopefully. Hope all is well...................................DOU THE STU- Whever you are, Much sucsess, and good wishes for You! Thing's are going well I trust. It's great to be Busy!
All the very Best Ausin,
Have a great day!........................................ZENFISH- Is the recording Coming along well? Writing any new tunes latey?
You are doing fine, Yes? It's all going alright here. i geuss.
Hope thing's are well with the Family, and that you are ablr to
Get to work easier. Bye for now...................................BAHDHUH- Howdy, You have mail,
Dont worry, I will still give You A guitar. Talk to you on Sunday hopefully..................................ALEXANDRE- How are you doing My freind? Hope You are all well with The cold you had. And you are back in form! MariMari, Is ill, She has the flu really bad. Hope everything is fine! talk to you soon!...............................DCK- Mark, Good Morning, here's wishing You A good Day!...................................MICHELLE- Good Day, And the best in Musical vibes!, and :-)s'.........................BIG BAD MOON- Howdy! Keep up the practicing, and the nimble finger's! Keep up the great work!................................ANGIE READ- A very good day to You. Keep the great spirit's, and the Love for the gift of Music strong! Many good vibes and Karma, to You! alway's.....................js22- Hey bro' Hope you are havig a great Day! And Please keep up the cool Practice, and vibes!
bye for now.
Good day to Everyone!
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Fri Feb 18 '05 11:40:57 am
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Angela Read
Silverhill, AL
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Message to Joe Satriani:
Joe, I was hanging out at the drop zone wearing a Satch T-shirt. Me and a few friends were discussing you. I heard you have flown the GulfStream. My husband and I would like to know: what's it like and have you completed your flight training? My husband is a pilot~
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Steven Wilde
ShredZone, CaliFunia
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ANGIEREAD- Hi, Hey great write up about anger Managment!
One of my Younger brother's, Is a 8th dgeree black belt, and a teacher, in many form's of martial art's. And much of what they teach, Is just what you were writing down!
Ther is a lot of positive enrgy, and Chi.
Also great to know Your Husband is a Pilot! My Dad is also, And I was (before i got disabled) was taking lesson's! Very rewarding!! :-) Cool Stuff! and best of ssucses's.
and may this day be really nice for you! .............................SteveeT- Auf Viedercsein.
Sekenz zie deutch?!
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Philip Ravanello
Duluth, GA
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hey guys...just got home and now i have to get ready for baseball and leave...ill be back later on tonight...hope everyones having a sweet day and rocking on like always...
steven wilde...yea man im having a pretty good day..thanks for asking..hope the same with u and keep rocking and keeping those tnes coming bro..and ill be back later on tonight to talk to everone...peace
-philip-
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Steven Wilde
ShredZone, CaliFunia
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Dose Anyone Like Classical Music? KDFC 102.2 here in The San francisco area, has a wonderful classic station.
They have what they call the Hour of sanity, And they Play some of the most Beuitful set's of Mozart, and Bach, They play a lot Bach, Brahm's, and At different height's of their career's. And great classic history! I am sure their are a lot of nice ones. It's just that I have been listeing to KDFC, for a LONGGGG time. And, i am really have learned A lot from all this classical background.
I see why certain "metal" and "Rocker's" consider it to be
so valuable! Anyway, Just rambling on
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Zinc Master
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The liberty of a democracy is not safe if the people tolerate the growth of private power to a point where it becomes stronger than their democratic State itself. That, in its essence, is Fascism; ownership of the government by the individual, by a group, or any controlling private power.
-Franklin D. Roosevelt
The real truth of the matter is, as you and I know, that a financial element in the large centers has owned the government of the U.S. since the days of Andrew Jackson.
-- U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt in a letter written
Nov. 21, 1933 to Colonel E. Mandell House.
the National Government will regard it as its first and foremost duty to revive in the nation the spirit of unity and cooperation. It will preserve and defend those basic principles on which our nation has been built. It regards Christianity as the foundation of our national morality, and the family as the basis of national life."
Adolph Hitler, My New World Order, Proclamation to the German Nation at Berlin, February 1, 1933
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jazy, well ok. I really don't wanna have a moment of spiritual trancendenting. good?
Artanis I, MOM??? how did you get out???
well I'm back for another night of... complete and total boredom. seems like another thursday. fucking SSDD.
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Sean Ciezki
Sicklerville, New Jersey
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Hey all, I'm a couple days behind in messages, I hope to catch up, but it doesn't look like I will. I hope everyone is well and that all you frineds and family are well. My band just started playing again after a month, an open mic night. It went well, but it's really hard to tell sometimes. If anybody is in the Jersey area I have a number for a guy that'll record demos for about ten dollars an hour. After I meet this guy, my friend talked to him on the phone, I'll let you all know how it went and if I can refer him to all ya'll out there in Satchville.... um...... OH YEAH!!! Does anybody have info about getting copyrighted?
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