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The 2016/17-hockey season has started for most, or will soon  be starting.   There will be many magical moments, as well as challenging ones.  I thought I’d list some quotes that really connected with me.  Maybe a few will inspire you?

"Focus on the process and the results will take care of themselves."

My Former Ottawa Head Coach – Jacques Martin

"Things work out best for those who make the best of how things work out."   John Wooden

"Let no feeling of discouragement prey upon you, and in the end you are sure to succeed."   Abraham Lincoln

"The more you lose yourself in something bigger than yourself, the more energy you will have."   Norman Vincent Peale

"Courage is being scared to death, but saddling up anyway."   John Wayne

"Identify your problems but give your power and energy to solutions."   Tony Robins

"Too many of us are not living our dreams because we are living our fears."   Les Brown

"As long as you're going to be thinking anyway, think big."   Donald Trump

"Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work."   Thomas Edison

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Elementary Number Theory and its Applications – Kenneth Rosen – 1st Edition

and Its Applicationsis noted for its outstanding exercise sets, including basic exercises, exercises designed to help students explore key concepts, and challenging exercises.

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The vast majority of the time, sports betting is about one outcome: you either pick one side to win or the other. If your team wins, you win your bet. If they lose, you lose. However, there’s a type of bet that’s called a parlay that relies on two or more outcomes. If you’re not familiar with this high-risk, high-reward strategy, let’s walk you through it.

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What is a parlay?

A parlay is when you tie multiple selections into one bet. Of course, you could be on just one outcome at a time but with a parlay, you need to win all of your outcomes to cash your bet. Let’s say you decided to play a four-game parlay with the following teams:

  1. Dallas Cowboys -4.5
  2. Chicago Bears -2.5
  3. Cleveland Browns +10
  4. Seattle Seahawks PK

With this four game parlay, every single selection that you added to it has to win for you to win your parlay. If any of these games lost, then you lose your entire parlay.

Benefit Of Parlay Betting?

The benefit of a parlay is the payout. Parlays are popular because you can bet a small amount and win a big one. Going back to our example above, if you bet any one of those games at -110 or 1.91, then you’d win less than double your money. For a $100, that’s $191 (roughly speaking). However, if you played a four-game parlay and won it, then you’re $100 would pay out $1330. That’s a much bigger win.

Risks Of Parlay Betting?

The risk with parlays should be quite obvious: they lose most of the time. In sports betting, it’s tough enough to pick winners on a consistent basis. At -110, a winning percentage of 55% or 56% makes you a winner in the long run. However, if that’s success in sports betting, then it makes it really hard to hit a four-game parlay. If you’re odds are 50/50 to hit the first bet, then they’re cut to 25% once you play a two-game parlay, 12.5% once you play a three-gamer and 6.75% once you play a fourth. That’s a miniscule chance of winning. There are times when parlays can be a shrewd strategy but for the most part, this is a strategy employed by squares.

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The easiest way to calculate a parlay is just to rely on the sportsbook. In this day and age, almost every betting site will automatically calculate the odds for you as you add the selections to your betting ticket. However, if you still want to understand how they work, here is how to do it.

The first thing you want to do is convert your odds to decimals. With fractional odds, you simply divide to get the decimal. With American odds, what you’re going to want to do is take 100 and divide them by the odds. If it’s a negative sign in front of the odds – say -150 – then you add one to the decimal number. It’s a positive number in the 100’s, then you would add two. Say, if it’s +150, then you would add two. If it’s +250, then you would add a three and so on.

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22 September 2011, Turkey – According to new report by Turkey’s TUROB (Touristic Hotels and Investors Association) hoteliers are flocking to Istanbul and currently there approximately 100 new hotels under construction in there. TUROB President Timur Bayindir said “The wave of new hotel investments in the city will add a total of 31,500 beds to Istanbul’s accommodation capacity, taking the number of beds to over 100,000 within two years”. Of the new hotels, 39 are 5 Star with such international operators as Crown Plaza, Hilton, Marriott, Radisson, Le Meriden, etc, many investing and operating in Istanbul for the first time. “All the major international hotel chains now have a presence in Istanbul” commented Bayindir. Source: Invest in Turkey

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Off-Road Exploration Guide Vol. VI : Cyclo-Cross @ Golden, Colorado

by: State Bicycle Co. team member, Alex Steadman

I was on my way to Los Angeles when Mehdi asked about my availability for a trip he was planning six days in advance.  He didn’t give me any details at first, but he already had my interest.  He needed someone to go to Denver and shoot photos for some new color ways, and even though I had just been chewed out by my boss for not requesting work off properly, I sent him an email and took Wednesday and Thursday off.  Bikes before bosses, right?  A few days later I was at Sky Harbor Airport meeting up with Jeffrey Olsen for an early morning flight.

Before we got to Denver International, Jeff told me that it’s “the most metal airport”, and I agreed with him when our shuttle passed a thirty foot tall, blue horse of the apocalypse with glowing red eyes.  Apparently when they were putting it together, a part of it fell and killed its artist, which is indeed pretty metal.  We picked up our luxurious minivan and headed to the hotel but not before stopping to get food at Illegal Pete’s to chum it up with the locals (a guy polishing off a pitcher at nine in the morning).  After killing enough time, we checked into the hotel and started building bikes.  Well, I started building bikes while Jeff took a nap.

Warhawk CycloCross Off Road Bike | State Bicycle Co.I rode the first day at no more than 20psi because I couldn’t be troubled to use that damn hand pump any more.

Mehdi told me to bring stuff to change flats so I brought my saddle bag with me. It seems as if my emergency supplies of a matchbox sized multitool, a fixie tool, and a tiny hand pump are enough to build two bicycles, luckily.  The bikes had only been assembled once, for stock photos, so I had to tweak plenty of things to get them in good, working order.  The bikes also both had 55cm frames, which is about as big as I can ride, so there were even more adjustments I had to make.

Warhawk CycloCross Off Road Bike | State Bicycle Co.The minivan was an excellent workshop.  Nearly as good as the table in the hotel room.

Once everything was ready to go we realized that we were totally clueless as to where to shoot.  Scott was in Arizona until Thursday so we had no guide.  A quick Google Maps scan and I found roads that looked like squiggly lines and that were presumably dirt.  We took off from the hotel (after Jeff held up traffic to take a picture of an overpass) and a few minutes later were in an alpine setting full of pine trees, rolling fields, cabins, bridges, creeks, Saint Bernards, elk, and all that other cool forest stuff.  It was getting to be late afternoon and, as we learned from Scott, it always rains later on in the day.  The rain made for some cool shots, even if it was a pain sitting there and waiting for a picture to be taken.

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Warhawk CycloCross Off Road Bike | State Bicycle Co.

Does anyone have tips on shouldering?  Scott and I can’t figure it out, it hurts our shoulders.  Should we work out our traps?

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My black metal band’s new album art is coming along nicely.

After some on and off showers the rain really started to come down, so we decided to explore the area in hopes of finding future spots to shoot.  We ended up at Red Rocks National Park and were in awe.  Keep in mind that we’re used to red rocks (Sedona and Arizona in general) but this place was beyond our expectations.  Especially since we had no plan of going there, so we had no expectations.  The most shocking thing was Red Rocks Amphitheater.  Not the venue itself, but the people who were there.  There were the usual tourists (us) but apparently that place is a cross fit mecca.  Before we even saw the venue we were greeted by a guy doing pushups and leg lifts in the rain, grunting like a pig in heat before he side stepped down the bleachers and proceeded to climb walls all the way back to the top to do it all again.  Natural wonders of the modern world.

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Red rocks and jabronis behind me.

After showing an STI how a minivan can rally we kept driving around the park and found a perfect place for a shot just as the rain started to clear up.  The clouds were still over the tips of the mountains around us with a little sun poking through to illuminate the red rocks, and when I looked to the right I saw an enormous rainbow.  Before leaving the park we talked with a couple of runners who were doing a shoot of their own and gave us some tips for trails in the area, but at that point we decided to call it a day.  I had been cold and wet for long enough.

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Track stands aren’t just for the track.

Warhawk CycloCross Off Road Bike | State Bicycle Co.

I’m not sure where this end of the rainbow ended up, but I’m confident the other side touched down at the brewery we hit later that night.

The next morning we went to Scott’s house after knocking on a random lady’s door (a copilot is only as good as the address he’s given, Jeff).  He has a husky that is without a doubt the most energetic dog I’ve ever met, and across the road we saw his neighbor: an Asian guy with a tramp stamp who was chopping wood using the one hand he still had left.  We caught the end of a Giro d’Italia stage, talked about Denver’s greenery, ate some apples, then headed for the local trails.

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C’mon dad, let’s go!

Now, I’m used to Arizona trails which are made of loose rocks on top of slightly less loose rocks, which doesn’t make for the best traction.  The trails Scott took us to were more grippy than any I’ve ever ridden.  I think that, other than roots, they gripped better than the road.  But still, no matter how much grip there is, it’s tough climbing mountain bike trails without a mountain bike.  There were some especially difficult climbs with especially offensive names (check Scott’s Strava, I’m sure) that the camera couldn’t do justice to.  We found ourselves hanging out at the base of this particular climb for a while because it was a playground.  There was some mud, a natural spring, a creek, a little water crossing, a jump, berms, and plenty more.

Warhawk CycloCross Off Road Bike | State Bicycle Co.

I kind of pinch flatted my front tube popping off a rock.

Warhawk CycloCross Off Road Bike | State Bicycle Co.

Drink plenty of water but keep your tires dry by jumping mud.

Scott wasn’t content with our little playground and set his sights for a steep clearing on the hill opposite us that he decided we should ride down.  “I go down that kind of stuff on my fixie,” he said.  It was steeper than that, and maybe it was the slightly too big frame, or bad form, but shortly after I thought to myself “I can’t get farther over the back wheel, I might go over the bars” I hit a little drop with my front end and went over the bars and almost into Scott’s back tire.  On that note it was time to check out a new location.

Warhawk CycloCross Off Road Bike | State Bicycle Co.

Warhawk CycloCross Off Road Bike | State Bicycle Co.

Since we were on bikes and Jeff was walking, we had to entertain ourselves while waiting for him to catch up.

This trail had been on the side of Lookout Mountain, so we headed to the road section that most people ride up and down.  We hiked up a trail and rode back down on enormous rocks that probably wouldn’t even be very fun on something with suspension.  Scott had the good idea of riding the remainder of the road back into town, and after spinning to our top speed of thirty miles per hour we tucked up and bombed/skidded down past confused roadies and thirteen year old kids joyriding matching gold Dodge Intrepids.  (“Those bikes have more flat spots than my fixed gear.” -Trashcan)

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Scott was helpful during this tube change.

Warhawk CycloCross Off Road Bike | State Bicycle Co.

Before we caught up to a car with an affinity for crossing the double yellows.

Our final bicycle stop of the day was a strange, sedimentary rock formation mudslide kind of thing.  I don’t really know how to explain it other than it was in the backyard of an apartment complex but looked like it was from a land that time forgot.  I was getting really tired at this point so we mostly let Jeff take pictures of our bikes while we sang Limp Bizkit songs.  After recuperating and packing up at the hotel we had dinner in downtown Golden with Scott (who supplied road sodas) and Kate (Scott’s better half).  We stuffed ourselves, put honey on our pizza crust, gave our awful server a bad tip, then felt bad about it, and parted ways.  It started pouring on the way to the airport and the lightning flashing behind the Satanic horse was a clear sign that my flight wasn’t going to leave on time.  Three hours and many (free) beers later I was sneaking a bottle of wine onto the airplane with a middle aged woman, the past forty hours feeling more like a week.

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Bikes are tiresome

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This apartment is perfect for a family holiday with 2 spacious bedrooms, each with their own bathroom, the master with walk in robe and TV.

If you like to cook, you will love this well-equipped modern kitchen featuring Miele appliances Enjoy relaxing year round in the lounge area with reverse cycle air conditioning, free 50 channel LCDTV, stereo, CD and DVD player. The apartment also offers a fully equipped laundry with washer and dryer.

Seascape offers activities for all, from lounging on the private beach, to a dip in the pool or an invigorating spa. For the active, there is a full size tennis court and individual male and female saunas to work off some of that holiday indulgence. Sea kayaks, peddle boats, surf skis and catamarans are available for hire from the shores of the lagoon.

Seascape is ideally surrounded by the river, lagoon, ocean and park. There is no traffic noise past your door, just landscaped gardens, sandy beach, palm trees and the lagoon. All of this serenity and privacy, yet only 2 minutes walk away from the shops, boutiques, restaurants, clubs and cinemas of Tweed Heads and Coolangatta. For surfers its only a 4 min walk to of some of the best breaks in Australia.

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Second bedroom with 2 x single beds and built-ins

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Tweed Heads is located only 10 minutes from the Gold Coast airport, 35 minutes south of Surfers Paradise, and 45 minutes north of Byron Bay. Tweed Heads makes an ideal base for those wanting beaches, restaurants, shops and entertainment all within easy reach. Enjoy free entertainment daily and world class performances at Twin Towns. Tweed Central has everything you will need on holidays, or head to Tweed City shopping centre with over 150 stores. Tweed Heads is located close to some of the southern Gold Coasts favourite beaches- Coolangatta, Rainbow Bay and Duranbar and the Tweed River is great for fishing

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I heard that nigga Capone's home yo...word to Motha..that nigga Nore'
doin' his mothaf**kin' thing...thugged out
entertainment...knowwhatI'msayin'?, niggas still in the streets...Ill
Will, Braveheart nigga, there's a thin line between streets and we gotta have balance and be easy...
Verse 1: (Nas)
I heard you fags wanna catch me off guard
put Tecks to my heart, the death of Escobar
under your breath, whispers in the dark
I hear it 'cause the street ain't loyal to choose sides
prepare for the beef, whoever lose dies
rich and I'm thuggin'
I can't trust nothin', this b**ch that I'm f**kin'
this clip that I'm bustin' could jam in my fist
look at my hand, finger pussy with expensive rings
cut coke cookies, wrote poetry
and broke noses B.
the voice from Heaven
I'm God sent, of course a legend
this is part 1, speak my sermon, the hood reverand
blunted eyes red
C-Class, a Hundred times Five Red
CD's blast, speed fast, haters drop dead
I'm gorgeous
black Goddess flip the arm rest, flip the cordless
her body stacks the best, ass is flawless
finally the long awaited sh*t, ghetto people
the sequel
Nas, CNN, nobody's equal.
Yo, Be easy
keep the club off the heezy
straight thugs in the back, drink creezy
be easy, but we still smoke treezy
see us rippin' the shows with thugged eezy.
Verse 2: (Capone)
Niggas picked me the boss
Ricky Ross
Lex Two-Fifty Horse power, click and devour the source
if it's flour then swallow your loss
I cock Fours, kick in Poppi's doors
all for the cash and the cause
niggas break big fractions of laws
so what, we got it sewn up, smack every cat on the board
I speak the truth, guns spit at you, shakin' my palm
it's pitiful, wavin' my wand
The Don, a Hundred follow me like Farrakhan
chasin' my Henny, embrace Benny's
it's quite Frank, my niggas 'll kill, never waste a Penny
money stay well invested
feel the weight on my necklace
when death is too close flip the next sh*t
thug the game out
bust biscuits, pull the Range out
public enemy, QueensBridge where I hang out
sweet scent of weed I wear like a fragrance
my energy's kinetic, mind power type ancient.
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I see death through the corner, die, kingdom come
Six 500's, pull up right in front of the slum
Sticky green fingers soldiers of the great God
Clarence spoke to the poor but he lived in Oz
An ill hook like Roy Jones, I'm a street corner bastard
and crush weed with the hashish
Bandana head dome wrapped
Caddy trucks with the grills and the chrome snaps
I'm on point like Al Sharpton, come peep the M.U. marksman
The S-Class is sh*ttin' on your weak Datsun
Graffiti written on the Bible, my life is wicked
I see dead corpses, and Rolls Royces
Put your heart on your lap, listen you hear voices
My whole persona is the drama and to smoke skama
I can lift it up, Willy what in front of your sl*t
Money bustin out my pocket, your bank is stopped

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Girl Scouts of America at St. Matthew

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Girl Scouts of the Bay Area is the world's pre-eminent organization dedicated solely to girls. In an accepting and nurturing environment, girls build character and skills for success in the real world. In partnership with committed adult volunteers, Girl Scouts cultivate their full individual potential. The quality they develop in Girl Scouting, leadership, values, social conscience and convictions about their own self-worth, serve them all of their lives. All activities are age-appropriate and based on the Four Program Goals, as well as on the Girl Scout Promise and Law.

How does it work?

Girl participate in troop activities, go to camp, make friends, earn recognitions, meet great role models and explore new horizons. In doing so, girls develop skills; self-confidence and a sense of responsibility that can help them reach their full potential and grow strong in mind and body.

What's the impact?

Girl Scouting has touched the life of one out of four women in the United States. It provides a supportive environment where girls learn to be confident leaders and to resist negative peer pressure. A girl who voids society's barriers, who grows up believing in herself, literally can change the world.

Girl Scout Promise

On my honor, I will try:
to serve God and my country,
to help people at all times,
and to live by the Girl Scout Law

Girl Scout Law

I will do my best: to be honest and fair, friendly and helpful,
considerate and caring, courageous and strong, and responsible
for what I say and do, And to respect myself and others,
respect authority, use resources wisely, make the world a better place,
and be a sister to every Girl Scout.

The Four Program Goals

  • Girls will develop to their full potential.
  • Girls will relate to others with increasing understanding, skill and respect.
  • Girls will develop a meaningful set of values to guide their actions and to provide for sound decision making.
  • Girls will contribute to the improvement of society through the use of their abilities and leadership skills, while working in cooperation with others.

Meeting Information

All meetings are set up and scheduled by each troop leader. The times and days will vary.
Have questions about Girl Scouts at St. Matthew?  Contact Rose Ashdown at

St. Matthew Catholic School
910 S. El Camino Real
San Mateo, CA  94402
(650) 343-1373

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Generosity pays it forward – National Volunteer Month

Generosity is one of our values Strategic America. It reveals itself in the numerous pro bono projects and campaigns we are involved in. Our associates, too, demonstrate this in their own ways toward their own interest–whether it be community, charitable, civic or faith areas.  In this month, National Volunteer Month, I’d like to celebrate that spirit of giving back, paying forward, and engaging in purposeful acts of kindness. They make our community, our nation and the world a better place.

While I’m involved in many different volunteer organizations, I want to highlight what SA and our associates do with United Way. For 10 consecutive years, we have enjoyed a remarkable 100% participation level of employee giving. When that happens, our staff has the opportunity to suggest and then enjoy seeing us do some ridiculous things as a result of achieving our goal. From relay races dressed as hamburger buns at I-Cubs games to dunk tanks, sumo wrestling, forehead tattoos–we’ve been game to see that complete involvement.

I’ve also had the opportunity to serve on the Central Iowa United Way’s Marketing Cabinet, the Tocqueville Council, and to receive the Impact Award on behalf of SA. More importantly, I’ve seen how SA’s leadership in an important community cause is truly impacting the lives of people close to home. It makes giving mean even more.

I’ve learned a while back that when you connect heart and head for a worthwhile effort, great things can happen. Over the next several months, others within our SA team will share how they are inspired to get involved and give of their time and money. It’s a part of who we are, and it’s what makes this a very special place.

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2017 Retail Trends

For some retail sectors, showrooms may provide an attractive combination of consumer experience and compelling economics.

Ever since Amazon began selling books online in 1995, retailers — and plenty of other commentators — have been asking what role, if any, physical stores might play in the retail arena. Some have gone so far as to predict the ultimate demise of stores, and others expound the virtues of various hybrid omnichannel solutions.

To be sure, the trends are not good for store-based retailers, which generally complain of challenging conditions and frugal consumers. Although overall retail sales performance is quite strong, during the last several years essentially all of the inflation-adjusted gains in retailer revenue have been driven by online channels, which enjoy growth rates as much as 7 percent higher than retail sector growth as a whole (see Exhibit 1). Meanwhile, traditional retailers are faced with flat or declining sales and large, costly store networks.

2017 Retail Industry Trends

Online sales growth dwarfs that of the retail industry as a whole

Not surprisingly, legacy companies are restructuring their footprints. In 2016, large retailers such as Aeropostale, JC Penney, Gap, Walmart, and Macy’s shuttered stores. At the same time, incumbent retailers are embracing omnichannel concepts, which aim to offer consumers a seamless experience whether they are purchasing items online or in a store. The best of these offerings work well: Consumers get the convenience of shopping on a computer, smartphone, or tablet, or in person, and retailers may reduce marginal cost-to-serve by, for example, encouraging consumers to pick up bulky items at a store rather than having them shipped to their home.

Omnichannel efforts have underperformed

Omnichannel strategies — which seamlessly synchronize many forms of customer experience, including brick-and-mortar store environments, online sales, smartphone connectivity, and voice connections — have been a success for a few retailers. Generally speaking, though, these efforts have not succeeded in arresting declines in store activity, improving retailer profitability, or boosting online sales. Although many traditional retailers today highlight the healthy growth rate of their online sales, most are actually lagging behind and losing market share to Amazon and other online specialists. And even as their revenue is disappointing them, they are learning how costly the omnichannel approach is, as it requires retailers to maintain multiple supply chains (one direct-to-home, one to the stores); support networks; and, often, inventory pools.

For traditional retailers, addressing these shortcomings in the omnichannel model is difficult. They would have to seek hard-fought efficiencies in basic, routine operations, such as store network management, and then selectively (and successfully) invest accumulated savings in the big-ticket capabilities required to be profitable in the omnichannel market. Among those capabilities are consolidated inventory systems, a compelling digital consumer experience, and big data analytics.

Online-only retailers, although certainly in a better position than their physical store counterparts, have challenges to overcome as well. These include converting browsing consumers into actual purchasers in higher numbers and handling steep logistics expenses for shipments and returns.

Showrooms work best for differentiated goods — products that vary significantly from one retailer to the next.

The showroom option

Given the obstacles facing retailers today, we believe that there is an additional, largely complementary sales approach that retailers in some sectors should consider. They can replace underperforming stores and support e-commerce efforts with showrooms. A showroom, in its purest form, is a store that showcases products, but sells nothing — in the sense of providing goods to consumers. Instead, a showroom offers items for inspection, gives advice on products, and takes orders. The products are then shipped to the customer’s home from some other location.

As it happens, many consumers use retail stores in this way already; they browse in person and purchase online. But because retailers still aim to sell from their store inventory, they have to maintain the full range of existing store support infrastructure, making the current arrangement not economically beneficial. A dedicated showroom has a crucially different intent.

Showrooms work best for differentiated goods. These are products that vary significantly from one retailer to the next (e.g., branded fashion apparel), are new to consumers (e.g., the latest electronic gadget), or can be said to be sold, rather than bought (e.g., a wireless data plan or expensive jewelry). Their counterparts are common goods, or items (such as ketchup, soft drinks, and athletic socks) that consumers are very familiar with and that are essentially the same in every store. Common goods sell well online, but differentiated goods are harder to move via e-commerce; consumers may need or prefer to browse for these items, examine them, and even seek out advice about what to buy. Furthermore, if they do buy, consumers return differentiated goods at much higher rates.

A showroom can add value in several ways relative to the online retail environment:

  • Skilled and attentive sales staff can encourage conversion of browsers into actual customers, resulting in more sales. And face-to-face with consumers in an engaging retail environment, the staff can also potentially upsell and cross-sell, which increases both revenue per item (known as AUR or average unit retail) and units sold per transaction (UPT), both of which improve shipping economics.
  • Since customers can touch, feel, try on, and otherwise familiarize themselves with the goods in a showroom, returns are much less likely. In fashion apparel, for example, physical stores experience a return rate of about 3 percent, compared with about 25 percent for online sales, and an even higher percentage in the case of highly fashionable or fit-critical items. And if showroom-using consumers do decide to return items, retailers can save some of the significant expense of return shipping fees, handling, and restocking by encouraging customers to make those returns to the showroom.

When a company is selling differentiated goods in a brick-and-mortar store, the key driver of performance is having the right merchandise in the right place at the right time. Consumers don’t know what they want until they see it, and preferences shift with fashion trends. End-to-end merchandising, or planning and selecting the most lucrative product mix from the beginning of the supply chain to its conclusion, is a critical institutional capability for traditional retailers — and inherently difficult to master. As a result, stores often require more backup inventory to cover shortfalls as total sales volume grows.

And despite everyone’s best efforts, stranded inventory is commonplace, which results in costly markdowns and lost sales or expensive piecemeal transfers between stores. This explains why apparel retailers often earn higher revenue per item and higher gross margins in their online businesses. Even a product that starts at the same price online and in-store will often sell for significantly more AUR on an e-commerce site over the ensuing months, thanks to less stranding and fewer discounts.

A showroom’s inventory benefits

A showroom can alleviate the hardships of inventory management. By definition, a showroom carries only the stock required for customers to select their goods. In apparel, for example, that might involve, for any style of garment, one in every size and at least one in every color, but not one in every style–color combination (see Exhibit 2). The inventory for actual sale is held centrally, which makes it much easier to manage. As a result, the inherent markdown risk in a showroom product is substantially reduced. And because the showroom carries reduced inventory, it requires less time to manage, and the outlet can be much smaller than a store, minimizing real estate charges.

Showrooms significantly reduce inventory woes

Showrooms potentially offer the alluring prospect of a great consumer experience and solid economic fundamentals.

Making it work

Bonobos, a trendy men’s clothing company that caters to 18- to 40-year-old men, aptly illustrates the showroom retail concept. Since 2012, the company has been experimenting with showrooms it calls Guideshops, now in 30 locations. Consumers can walk in or book an appointment, and have a beer or a drink of water as knowledgeable salespeople called ninjas take measurements and help sort styles and sizes.

Guideshops have all the advantages of a high-end, high-touch retail store. Customers can try on clothing, get plenty of advice — and be enticed with possible accessories and add-ons. At the end of the sales appointment, the goods are ordered online and shipped to the customer at home. “We said we would never be offline, and then, wait a second,” Bonobos CEO and cofounder Andy Dunn told the New York Times in 2014. “We hit a big turning point. We realized offline really works.”

Guideshops save money by requiring fewer salespeople and having smaller footprints than a traditional retail store. Furthermore, since customer details (such as sizing and favorite styles) are recorded in the Bonobos data system, customers are more likely to make online purchases unassisted in the future, driving customer loyalty and lower returns, even for e-commerce transactions.

Moreover, the inventory savings are striking. We estimate that in its denim jeans inventory, Bonobos showrooms need to stock only around 220 items to cover its style/size/wash assortment. In contrast, a typical specialty apparel store might stock in excess of 3,600 items in jeans alone. And a Guideshop showroom avoids the expensive infrastructure needed to support physical stores, including complicated supply chains and point-of-sale systems with sophisticated bookkeeping and accounting backbones. When consumers are ready to make a purchase, the ninja simply hands them an iPad and helps them make an online purchase in the routine way they would if they were at home on their couch. Crucially, the sale is consummated on the spot, eliminating the possibility of cart abandonment partway through the purchase, a frequent occurrence when shoppers initiate transactions on the Web, as well as the risk that the customer might leave the store and choose later to buy similar items from another retailer.

Other retailers, including Haier (the Qingdao-headquartered appliance manufacturer, in its own stores in China), Hointer (a Seattle-based apparel retailing startup), Paul Evans (a New York-based men’s shoe store), Restoration Hardware (an American home furnishings chain), and Zalora (a fashion emporium in Southeast Asia), have adopted the showroom model. Many of these companies carry higher-end furniture or apparel, which are prohibitively expensive to stock in quantity. There is thus a natural transition to the gallery approach, where retailers can offer shoppers a sense of how these products look and feel in real-life settings in the case of furniture or in a more casual, less rushed environment for trying on clothing with attentive sales experts on hand.

This model essentially combines experience retailing — a popular concept these days in the industry — and efficient inventory management. The store’s space can be used for displays and visual merchandising and actual goods for sale can be held at a few central fulfillment centers, rather than at numerous retail outlets. Pooling inventory in a small number of warehouses makes forecasting sales volumes and stock levels much easier because volatile demand tends to smooth out over the showroom network.

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In short

Many retail executives may take a dim view of conventional “showrooming” — visiting a store before making a purchase online — far from seeing it as the solution to big challenges. But as it evolves in a way that lets retailers help customers make purchases on-site and have items delivered to their homes, many retailers are finding that the showroom phenomenon can be leveraged to their advantage in the form of higher sales, fewer returns, and lower costs. Put simply, showrooms offer the alluring prospect of a unique consumer experience and solid economic fundamentals.

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    Occasion: Daytime

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    2.Silk articles need to be washed separately because they have a lower colorfastness than other fabrics.

    3.Hand washing is recommended for delicate items such as lace, lingerie, wool, silk or very dark colors that may run. Using lukewarm or cold water under 30°C and squeeze gently. Turn inside out when hanging up and do not dry clothes in full sunlight.

    4.The clothes should be at least 3 quarters dry before ironing. Ironing temperature recommended from 100°C to 180°C depending on the fabric.

    5.The steam setting should be on high since ironing silk requires a lot of moisture. After the silk is lightly misted with water, it is placed face down on the ironing board and covered with a press cloth.

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Sherri Dotter

Sherri serves SSBC as a Summit Salon Consultant. She has dedicated her career to the beauty industry for 25 years. Initially, she attended cosmetology school as a means to put herself through college and as a back-up plan. After graduating from California State University, Chico with a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, she completed the Merchandise Management Training Program with JCPenney. Recognizing she missed the beauty industry, she left JCP and became a manager of a beauty supply and salon. This is when she realized “All my experience, education and training came together to make me perfectly suited to own my own salon and retail center.” This is when her back-up plan became The Plan. Subsequently, she opened her salon and retail center in 1996. She did so well, she opened a second location in 2004. But in 2008 when the housing market collapsed, she felt the economic downturn so acutely that for the first time she had to transfer funds from her savings to her business checking. Her salon sales consultant recommended the Summit Salon Business College. She learned a great deal about making a profitable salon business and was able to turn her salons around.  She says “I owe it all to Summit Salon. They not only helped me save my businesses but put me on a path to enjoy a successful salon business. I truly do learn, earn and live a better life.” She is grateful to be able to share the business principles that Summit Salon and their consultants have taught her over the last 10 years, “I get an opportunity to pay it forward!”

  • Currently a Redken Artist, Sherri loves to teach new stylists about Redken color and techniques.
  • Sherri serves at the Center for Spiritual Living, Redding as a Practitioner and a board member.
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varmit rifle

Discussion in 'Firearms' started by mage2, Jun 14, 2010.

  1. mage2

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    Not to start a urinating contest or a contest of "mine is better"
    I would like to know what you all use for long range varmint hunting?
    Make, Caliber, and Glass.
    thanks :)
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    Savage M110 Tactical 308 Win., Leupold Mk 4 6.5x 20.
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    LaRue OBR, LT111 mount, leupold MK4 4.5-14 sf/mildot

    ETA: though to be honest i haven't shot it yet, waiting on a buddy to get in his LMT MWS .308 and scope it soe we can make a whole day out of it. the last critter i killed was a groundhog from about 30 ft with an old stevens single shot .22 boltaction and subsonic ammo in the middle of town at my sisters house, i had to be a bit covert as though i had permission from the town manager to eliminate the pesky ground hogs that have been plagueing the neighborhood, it is also officially illegal to fire a gun in town. it was one of those it's NOT ok for folks to shoot in town, but here is how i would like for you to go about doing it, wink wink, situations...
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    Savage 110 FP 308 Win. Super sniper 10x fixed mil-dot rectical 3LB Lighten trigger Harris bipod.
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    Savage 24VA in .222/20ga.
    No scope - yet.
    Ok, haven't even gone varmint hunting - just passed my safety course last month,
    BUT I CAN'T WAIT!!!!
  6. Hispeedal2

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    My own brew.... 16" SS HBAR carbine with a 1-8" twist. Free floated with a SWS rail. Scoped with a Leupold 1.5-5x MR/T with illuminated reticle. .223 chambered.... no 5.56 in this baby. Only the heavier match bullets. I have yet to change the trigger from a stock single stage...... in due time. It will put quarter size groups on paper at 100...... 10 round shot groups. Best small group.... about .3 MOA. It prefers the 69 gn HPBT or the 75 gn HPBT.
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    For varmints in my opinion thirty cal is overkill. I use a Rem. 788 in .222 topped with a BSA 6x24x50, a Interarms .223 bolt gun with a 3x9x40 Simmons, a Remington 700 in .270 with a Leupold 4x14.5x50 tactical, and a Rock River Arms AR .556 with a two stage trigger topled with a Nikon 3x9x40.
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Without a doubt Eric Johnson is one of the modern masters of tone. Part of his favorite lead tone is the sweet sound of classic fuzz. To get the perfect fuzz tone, Eric Johnson got together with fuzz-tone mastermind Jeorge Tripps and together they developed the Eric Johnson Fuzz Face. Inspired by the tones of Johnson's prized Fuzz Face collection, this hot rodded fuzz pedal uses hand-selected BC183 silicon transistors for higher gain and features custom '68-'69 knobs and a vintage-style hammertone finish for a one-of-a-kind look.

Dunlop Eric Johnson Fuzz Face Features:
  • The sound of Eric Johnson's favorite fuzz tone in a pedal
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The Dunlop Eric Johnson Fuzz Face gives you the fuzz tone of a guitar legend!

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Tech Specs

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Inputs 1 x 1/4"
Outputs 1 x 1/4"
Batteries 1 x 9V
Manufacturer Part Number EJF1

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Way Exceeds Expectation

I just got this and was expecting a good pedal, but this Fuzz Face is way fantastic! My chain went Fender Stratocaster > Fuzz Face > Boss DD-5 Digital Delay > Boss Stereo Chorus > Fender Super Sonic Twin Combo set to clean. I cranked both the volume and fuzz on the pedal and went at it. When you play notes semi-fast and run slides and whatnot, it has that classic violin feel (to the sound) that Johnson is so famous for.....and I'm not even that great of a guitarist! This was playing with my amp WAY down. This pedal is good enough to be used in place of most distortion pedals; great for lead and on to shop for an analog delay.......

This is the one!

This pedal into my 5150 III half stack on channel 2 with a ej start and tc flashback delay on the tape echo is sonic delight. If is very smooth sounding and worthy of the name on the pedal. It looks awesome. But make sure you get the correct battery or you will sell your self short! I know it sounds crazy but you can tell a difference. Remember garbage in garbage out! Good luck!
Music background: Hobbyist

Excellent fuzz face

I'm a bit of a fuzz face freak. I own several, including the Bonamassa, Hendrix, Fulltone 69 and 70 (big box) and MJM London Fuzzes I and II. Each as its own character, though the differences can be subtle at times. For further reference, I play single coils 95% of the time. This is a high gain fuzz face, higher all the others mentioned. Maxed out, it literally feels like the amp is going to blow up. It's got that kind of power to it. Great articulation bite without being brittle. Easily provides the classic violin-like tones and sustain of its namesake. It does not clean up quite as well with the guitar's volume knob as the lower gain fuzz faces I own, but that is to be expected with a high gain fuzz face. This is the only reason I deducted a half point. Cosmetically, this is a gorgeous pedal. It goes without saying that it can eat up a lot of real estate on a pedal board, so if this is important to you look elsewhere. I personally like large pedals and the retro style and finish of this pedal is, in my opinion, pure eye candy. If you are a fuzz fanatic, this is a must add to your collection. It is different enough from the other production fuzz faces out there; it has its own (strong) voice.
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Eric Johnson Fuzz Face

This is a great pedal, It has the true fuzz sound that you may expect, I would suggest using this pedal with another Overdrive Pedal or Compression Pedal. I use an Eric Johnson Strat, 65 Reissue Super Reverb and combine the EJ Fuzz with my Zendrive or my MXR Dyna Comp and can deliver some nice warm tones. The Ej Fuzz is very volume sensitive so you will have to play around with the pedal's fuzz and volume and also your guitar volume. With your guitar volume on 10 you will get that great classic fuzz but if you slightly roll back the volume to 8 it becomes a smooth overdrive. I had swapped out my Zendrive 2 for this pedal and I can say that I am satisfied with my setup.
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Hopeless romantics aren’t the only visitors to fall under the spell of Venice.

The light here seems to rise from the water to reflect off the façades, domes and bridges, while the enchanted squares full of trees and old-fashioned cafés and the many bacari, as the locals call the wine bars, among them the Narannaria, invite you to linger a while. People stroll over the bridges, across St. Mark’s Square and the palaces that border it and through the many narrow lanes of the city.

And then there’s the gondolas. They’re an integral part of the charm of Venice. Although they only operate for tourists these days – the last private gondola belonged to Peggy Guggenheim, who passed away in 1979 – and they’re outrageously overpriced, they’re what make Venice unique and you should give them a try. The best time for a gondola ride is in the evening when the light is perfect and the only thing interrupting the calm is the steady splashing of the oars.

Visitors who leave before nightfall are definitely missing the most beautiful hours in the «Floating City». At night tranquility comes to the calli and the canals. It makes Venice appear so mysterious and marvelous. It’s no wonder that the city is used time and time again as a backdrop for Hollywood films and that the Venice Film Festival is a highlight for many stars.

City Facts

  • Location

    World cultural heritage site in the northeast of Italy.

  • Population

    About 790,000

  • Size

    About 414.6 km² (more than half of which is water)

  • Public transport

    Since Venice is the only purely pedestrian city in the world, the only transport available is on the water. There are gondolas, water busses (locally called vaporetti), motorboats and water taxis. Any of these will bring visitors where they want to go, but Venice is easy to explore by foot.

  • Climate

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Discussion in 'Pickups & Electronics [BG]' started by Jonki, Jul 12, 2004.

  1. Jonki

    Jonki I will not slap my Bee!

    Oct 14, 2003
    Arendal, Norway
    wich one? well, the plan is that i'm thinking to change my current Bart 8S pickup, i love the sound of it, but ï'm looking for something fatter and more thumpy sound.

    Specs on my bass :

    Mahogny body
    Fretless ebony fingerboard
    Goncale Alves neck
    Bart 8s pickup
    Bart NTBT 2band eq
  2. Beefbass

    Beefbass Guest

    Feb 4, 2001
    My Nordstrand NP4 sounds plenty fat to me. I'll bet that thru that Bart preamp, it would be killer! :hyper:
  3. Jonki

    Jonki I will not slap my Bee!

    Oct 14, 2003
    Arendal, Norway
    *noticed* :)

    im also considering an Aguilar OBP3 preamp, im really looking for some mids too. :) but, what does that mid freq switch do?

  4. David Wilson

    David Wilson Administrator Staff Member Administrator Supporting Member

    Oct 14, 2002
    Lower Westchester, NY
    Selects center frequency of 400hz or 800hz. Or you can hardwire it to either of the two freqs - this means you don't need a switch then.

    The Nord NP4 is a great pickup, but I had some very surprising results with the Dimarzio Split P pickup (not the Model P). It had HUGE lows.

    You might want to look into a four wire P pickup, so you can switch between series and parallel - you'll get more lows in parallel but not as much punch as series.
  5. mgmadian

    Feb 4, 2002
    Austin, TX
    Ever have occassion to try the DiMarzio Will Power P-pickup, by any chance? I really like the DiMarzio Model P, but am thinking of trying a Will Power once my P-bass arrives.
  6. I own the Will Power Middle in my MIM-P.

    I use it with TI Flats and it plays well. It has an aggressive sound to it, but the rig is still mid-rich. I think this is the TI Flats, as that is all I've run on it. I went from stock, to a Duncan Hot for P, then to the WPM, all with TI Flats.

    I'm going to switch to LaBella Deep Talkin' Flats and try them with the WPM. If I still can't get that big thump I want, I have a Duncan SPB-2 to drop in.

    I have the WPM wired as 4-wire for series/parallel mode. There is enough difference between the two to warrant the soldering efforts and switching.
  7. Always thought of the bass of my EMG P and P/J sets as being fat. Thumpy? Kinda depends on what you mean. I just turn down the treble a bit to get more old school. Check www.katejames.com and scroll down to the sound samples. Lonely Hearts has a walking line that is the soloed P off my P/J equipped Yama. Give it a few seconds play time, they did something weird to the quality of the initial part of the song to make it sound like you're tuning in a radio. :rolleyes:
  8. rickbass

    rickbass Supporting Member

    I don't mean to sound condescending, but "fat" isn't just miraculously gained by changing components or adding a pedal.
    If it was that easy, so many of us wouldn't be chasing after James Jamerson's, Hutch Hutchinson's, or Bob Babbitt's tones like maniacs....we'd just get out our credit cards.

    It's largely - woods + electronics + strings + amp + luthier's skill and, (more than anything), your technique.

    But, IMO, playing through a fine 15" or two that is pushed by some serious wattage is a fine start on your way to "fatness."


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  1. Woodchuck

    Apr 21, 2000
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    I just left GC here in Atlanta, and they 5 vintage Fender basses that they've just received, 2 P's and 3 '78 J's. There are 2 Jazzes in particular that made me want to do something REALLY crazy. They have 2 '78 antigua Jazz basses, one of them is pristine and the other one has a yellowed finish. Truly 2 of the FINEST Jazz basses I've ever laid paw on. One is $2k and the yellowed one has a price of $1799. If you can, check 'em out.


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Discussion in 'Amps and Cabs [BG]' started by erik_hammarlund, Apr 13, 2004.

  1. I'm relatively new to bass. Just picked up a roland db-500 combo which is all i realistically need for now. But SOME day i'll want more and these *are* pretty cheap....
    what's involved in turning these into actual working cabs? Drivers, i assume.... are these good cabs? Worth the $? How much would it cost to make them work? (I've never priced a driver though I'm handy with tools and own all the necessary equipment)
  2. g4string

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    Sep 19, 2002
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    It will cost about $200 for a decent pair of new or used 15" speakers. You can also tack on an additional $25-50 for jacks, jack plates, and cable. NTM, that the unlaoded cab is going to run you $125 plus shipping. I think that for $300 you could something a lot nicer that would not require any work to get the cab operational and sound better. Unless you are looking for vinatge gear and a have a stash vintage speakers and hardware, I would pass.

    PS items sell like this sell because they are cheap and people often over look the total amount of money that they will need to invest to get the piece operational. Often times, the price it will take is usaually more than what the thing is worth if it were already operationl. items like these are good deals if you are a collector and already have parts for the piece.
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Discussion in 'Technique [BG]' started by Tupac, Dec 31, 2012.

  1. Tupac

    May 5, 2011
    When practicing droning slowly to a metronome, I noticed by listening very carefully that I often pluck by hitting the string juuuuust before following through actually playing the note. Instead of doing a clean swiping motion right through the string, I do kind of a slow bicycle movement which ends up catching my finger and throwing me slightly off time sometimes, so you can hear a light tap some milliseconds before the pluck. Kind of getting down into detail here, but which way is correct to pluck? Doing a clean swiping motion takes a lot more energy to do. I think you guys should try droning quarter notes at a low BPM and look for it.
  2. Da Bassics

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    Nov 27, 2012
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    I believe that makes you two the first to ever recognize my bad username on here.
  5. Fergie Fulton

    Fergie Fulton Gold Supporting Member

    Nov 22, 2008
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    Not sure what you mean by 'droning' ?
    If you are talking about over tones, then you have to accept when learning over tones are going to happen. As you progress you reduce the overtones by the fact that both hands and your brain are syncing better.

    On the fretting hand the string has to be pushed to the fretboard. Push it to hard and to soon you get an over tone created by the string hitting the fret. Push to late or to soft you get incorrect note, such as a buzzed/muted note that is not clear, so it has over tone values.
    The fact that the note mat be fretted correctly first before it is plucked, means the fretting hand is always leading the plucking hand...you cannot correctly play a note that is note correctly fretted.

    On the plucking hand we have the situation of learning to pluck the note clean, again when movement is being used, if you pluck to late the string is being released, so that is similar to the fretting hand not using the correct pressure to fret the note, the symptom sounds the same but the action is the opposite.
    Releasing a note and plucking it late is the same as plucking a note not fully fretted.
    As is plucking a note before the fretting finger of the previous note has been properly played, you may think you are not fretting fast enough by getting the fingers down, but it could be you are not releasing the previous note fast enough?
    So this is not about putting the fingers on the fretboard, but actually lifting them off. But lifting them off just enough to allow the note to be true and not have the freting hand trip over the plucking hand.

    In all the more you play, the more these parameters reduce, the time taken between fretting the note and actually plucking it reduces, as does the time in releasing it, fretting a new note and plucking it.
    Only in the movement of music will this skill develop, playing songs that have lots of movement, learning to fret and release correctly while plucking at the correct moment. That is lots of movement, not lots of notes.

    There is a phrase used that 'movement becomes movement', all this means is that if there is a certain amount of free motion being used, then it is easier to make a determined motion from it.
    Look at any sportsman, they have free movement before they undertake the task in hand, they never start from a static position, there is always some form of free movement involved.
    From a tennis player swaying before receiving a service, a pitcher before a throw, a golfer before a swing etc.
    If you want to throw water cleanly from a bucket you do it by giving it a few sways backwards and forwards to build free motion, then release it...the water comes cleanly out the bucket in a line of motion with direction. Where as if you just throw it out from a static position it splashes everywhere in all directions.

    So see your playing skills when fingering as matching up the motion of freting and plucking with the idea to reduce, not eliminate, but reduce the over tones you create, and it will develop in to a clearer sound that sounds like over tones are not present.

    There are some great exercises for feeling free movement when playing.
    One such example is to fret a note when plucking, then push it a little harder, then release it, then a little harder then release etc.
    So in effect you fret the note so it is a true note, add a little more pressure, the note is still a true note as the adding of the pressure will not change that, then release it back to the original pressure.

    Just because the pressure is changing in this manner will mean the note will not, you still have the original pressure being used, but by adding a little more you are 'bouncing' your finger muscles in a free movement.
    Remember the notes does note change timbre it remains a constant, if you release it a little to much you will get that buzz/muted note, of you release it fully but keep your finger on it you get a pure mute/damp of the fretted note.

    Now where this comes in to effect when playing is if you have to play a passage that is on C for bar after bar, so you are playing eight notes constantly. If you then have to follow that up with a run you start your run from a static position, but if you have been bouncing the fingers on the note as described you have in fact been using motion so your finger react better to beginning the run.
    Over time you just naturally develop the bouncing to be part of your technique, as with all things, without thought as it just become part of playing, you just add a bit of free movement before any 'real movement'.
    It also stops player developing over tight grips of the neck, as the constant release of the pressure will release not only the bit extra pressure use have applied, but any excess pressure you have advertently built up by being on a single note playing eighth notes for bar after bar. It takes a bit of practice but once learned it is a great tool to have in your armoury.
  6. bongomania

    bongomania Gold Supporting Member Commercial User

    Oct 17, 2005
    PDX, OR
    owner, OVNIFX and OVNILabs
    Jebus, coffee much? :)

    "Droning" on bass usually means legato whole notes, just one long sustained pulsing note for the duration of the exercise. Plus downtuned metal guys will let their open low C string ring out through a whole song.
  7. Matthew_84

    Nov 7, 2010
    I thought Lil' Wayne was.
  8. nendo

    Apr 27, 2007
    Lil Wayne isn't a rapper. He's the best live guitarist in the world. Pfft everyone knows that


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Anoosha molugu

Other IT Software - Application Programming at Winnou Systems and Services 8 yrs 8 month Hyderabad/Secunderabad, India MCA/PGDCA from Jawaharlal Nehru University

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  • Present [ 2011]
    Other IT Software - Application Programming

    Winnou Systems and Services

  • Jawaharlal Nehru University

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