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    The Neocron Wiki is the largest English wiki for the MMOFPS Neocron.

    Neocron Wiki (formally NC-Wiki) is an unoficial Wiki project for Neocron 2 spawned by the need for a collated library of NC 2 information, to enable new players to get through the steep learning curve, and also allow older more advanced players the benefit of passing down their wealth of information to newer players. NC wiki was created on the 6th of November 2006 and was opened to the public not long after, and was relaunched under the Techhaven Network banner on the 25th of February 2008 as part of a larger launch of version 2 of the wiki.

    Originally setup by Delphi as the only English Neocron Wiki site under the name in November of 2004, the wiki was slow to pick users and was left to its own devices for much of the first year. A colaberation was created with nc-wiki and the Techhaven network and the site was soon moved to the domain name linked from the nc-wiki site (kindly donated by Brammers. The site was not totally affiliated with the Techhaven Network community site however and the number of articles on the site continued to grow. In December 2007, after a short period of inaccessability due to Delphi the lead admin being busy with other projects, nc-wiki was fully amalgamated with the Techhaven Network.

    Soon work began to reskin and relaunch the wiki, under the Techhaven banner, with Brammers assisting with a new extension linking the wiki to the excellent THN item database. Delphi reskinned the site, and developed some new icons to suit the new look, the site was decided to be rebranded to the Neocron Wiki and the launch of the second incarnation of the wiki happened. Since then numbers have been steady, with a influx of people finding the wiki through the THN links.

    The main aim of the wiki is to document every aspect of the Neocron game, and allow the players to write guides and articles of the Neocron universe to help both new players to the world, and older veterans. The wiki runs on Mediawiki software, and the current version is 1.11.1 (r1834), and a list of all the extensions installed on the wiki can be seen here.

    The admins

    The current admins and helpers who have volunteered to help run the wiki are:

    The wiki team would like to thank the following people:

    • Brammers for his help in setting up the wiki, offering webspace for the intial wiki, and then agreeing to bring the wiki into the THN umbrella of sites, thus allowing the wiki to become part of the largest resource site network for Neocron.
    • Delphi for founding and setting up the wiki
    • Solid Rock for helping to set up the wiki
    • And all the Sysops and Admins who have been part of the wiki.

    Without all of these peoples help then the wiki would not be in the position it is today!


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Associate Degree in Leadership

The Associate Degree in Leadership is designed for students to earn only the Associate degree or to earn this degree en route to completing the Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree. The major provides students with basic skills, attitudes, and perspectives needed for leadership with a Christian worldview.

The total program requirement for graduation is 62 semester credit hours: this includes 31 semester credit hours in General Education and a major of 31 semester credit hours in Leadership, Bible and Theology.

Program Goals

Leadership/General Education

1. Transformation: An ability to apply truth to your spiritual formation and ministry.

2. Worldview: An understanding of how a biblical worldview shapes one’s life and ministry.

3. Communication: An ability to communicate biblical truth and concepts of leadership.

4. Leadership: Knowledge of biblical principles of leadership and management.

Bible Component

Students will attain:

1. The ability to articulate the basic tenets of the Christian faith.

2. A working knowledge of biblical truths that can be utilized in both personal and professional situation

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WH-1030 Alex de Grassi Southern Exposure Windham Hill

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Southern Exposure Review

A tour de force of finger-picking guitar, and in many ways the album that would set de Grassi’s direction for years, Southern Exposure is an understated delight.

Technically impressive, and hewing to a fast-paced solo guitar sound, Southern Exposure nonetheless shows many moods. From the ringing rhythms of Overland, to the final notes of the humming Subway, De Grassi provides an album that rewards close listening, yet maintains a cheerful veneer of joy. Where Turning: Turning Back was more pensive, and Clockwork played on group dynamics developing in rhythm and melody, Southern Exposure sets a style that De Grassi is still exploring today.

Highly recommended.

Southern Exposure Tunings

http://www.stropes.com/index.php?glbm=20&fa=12&cdid=137Track Listing

Side One: 18:15

  • Overland 2:29
  • Blue and White 4:16
  • 36 4:40
  • Cumulus 4:55
  • Southern Exposure 1:55

Side Two 19:41

  • Western 4:02
  • Street Waltz 3:37
  • Heavy Feet 4:39
  • Empty Room 3:04
  • Subway 4:19

Southern Exposure Samples

Southern Exposure

WH 1030 alex de grassi southern exposure back cover
Alex de Grassi, 1983. Photo by Bud Lee, Courtesy TWA Ambassador Magazine

Produced by Alex de Grassi and Steven Miller

  • Recorded in May, 1983, at the Music Annex, Menlo Park, CA
  • Engineered by Steven Miller
  • Assistant engineers Russel Bond and Roger Wiersma
  • Digital editing and transfer by Mark Boeddeker, Master Digital, Venice, CA
  • Mastered by Bernie Grundman at A&M
  • Matrix and pressings by Soundome, Irvine, CA
  • Cover photo by Barry Brukoff
  • Liner photo by Bud Lee, courtesy TWA Ambassador Magazine
  • Design by Anne Ackerman Robinson

This album was recorded live to two-track digital, using a Sony PCM 1600

  • All compositions by Alex de Grassi
  • All selections Tropo Music (BMI)
  • Administered by Windham Hill Music (BMI)

My guitar was built by Ervin Somogyi of Berkeley, CA

Special thanks to Lila for always listening, and to an anonymous voice in the audience for the title “Subway”.

  • Manufactured by Windham Hill Records
  • A Division of Windham Hill Productions Inc.
  • Box 9388, Stanford, CA 94305
  • (c) (p) Windham Hill Records 1983
  • Distributed by A&M

Other Alex de Grassi recordings on Windham Hill Records

1. Turning: Turning Back

2. Slow Circle

3. Clockwork

4. Southern Exposure

WH 1029 Shadowfax Shadowdance

WH 1029 Shadowfax Shadowdance
WH 1029 Shadowfax Shadowdance

WH 1029 Shadowfax Shadowdance

Shadowdance confidently strides into the Windham Hill catalog with the showstopping New Electric India, electric guitar and thundering bass resounding. This is a slightly different approach than the bands eponymous label debut which was specifically composed to work within Windham Hill’s established acoustic sound. After the success of the first, the band was clearly given a little more freedom to follow their live sound than they dared on their original Windham Hill release. While Shadowfax has incredible depth texture and flow, Shadowdance brings dynamics and drive to the band’s gorgeous melodic sensibility.

From the opening note of New Electric India through the closing hum of the track Shadowdance, every note carries you through a churning river of sound depositing you at the end both thrilled and relaxed. Indeed, maybe the water analogy comes easily because Shadowdance has been used at the plankton exhibit at the Monterey Bay Aquarium for the last 20 years.

Side Two carries the torch with the Don Cherry-penned track Brown Rice – a standout from the live performances, and closes with the more conventional fusion track A Song for My Brother, a fan favorite.

The sound quality is again extraordinary. Ackerman once again looked to Mobile Fidelity for the mastering and RTI for the pressings. Playing the album on my current vinyl rig was a shocker: the recording is so dynamic and detailed. I’m sure that in part that’s because this album is seared into my memory from countless plays on a Maxell cassette. In 1984-85, I was an exchange student to Yugoslavia, specifically Serbia, and due to space restrictions I could only bring 10 cassettes for my year there.  Shadowfax/Shadowdance was the one Windham Hill tape I brought. Truly, for me, this was a “Desert Island Disk.”

Unfortunately, Stuart Nevitt, Chuck Greenberg and Bruce Malament  have all passed away.

Shadowfax on Facebook

Chuck Greenberg on iLike

New York Times Obituary for Chuck Greenberg

Joy Greenberg has written the biography “A Pause in the Rain” about Chuck, and maintains his web site:  http://www.chuckgreenberg.com/cgindex.htm

You can find Joy’s site, and samples from her book here: http://www.joyhornergreenberg.com/jghome.htm She shares fascinating anecdotes and details about the band, as well as personal remembrances, in an easy engaging style; I highly recommend it for any Shadowfax fan.

Joy has generously permitted the reprint of an excerpt here:

Excerpt from the Chuck Greenberg biography “A Pause in the Rain” by Joy Greenberg

The success of Shadowfax enabled the band to go into production on a second album. For material, they didn’t have to look too far. Intuitive businessman that he was, Chuck began thinking about all those old Watercourse Way masters over at Passport Records.

Although Watercourse Way had been out for eight years, the band had never received a dime in royalties. Chuck knew that there were many copies in print, however, and that the demand for them would increase with the release of the new Shadowfax. He also believed that if Shadowfax turned out to be a hit, there might be a renewed interest in the band’s first album, Watercourse Way. However, he wasn’t willing for Passport to be the beneficiary of any newfound success, particularly since he felt that Passport had burned the band for nonpayment of royalties. So, Chuck and the band’s attorney Steven Lowy devised a scheme to buy back all the old master tapes. Chuck knew he’d have to move quickly—before the release of Shadowfax. Once Passport suspected it might be able to gain more mileage out of Watercourse Way, the price for the masters would go up.

It worked—Chuck made them an offer and Passport was only too happy to rid themselves of what they perceived to be a “dead horse.” On the very day that the Billboard review hit the stands raving about Shadowfax, Chuck was collecting the master tapes from the Passport warehouse and blithely walking out the door with them.

Gaining the rights to Watercourse Way turned out to be more significant than even Chuck imagined at the time. In addition to re- releasing it en toto, Windham Hill selected one of its cuts, a lilting Chuck/G.E. duet called “Petite Aubade,” to be on the first of their Winter Solstice series, which went on to achieve Gold Record status. It also made it possible to “borrow” those tunes which the band felt were basically worthy but which had not succeeded as well on Watercourse Way as they had expected. For this reason, the title song from Watercourse Way, along with G.E.’s “Song for My Brother” were selected to be rerecorded for the second Windham Hill Shadowfax album, Shadowdance.

As with Shadowfax, Chuck and G.E. shared song writing duties on Shadowdance, with the exception of a piece by Don Cherry which was a medley of two tunes, “Brown Rice/Karmapa Chenno.” G.E., Phil, and Chuck were big fans of Cherry’s music and had been performing “Brown Rice” live, traditionally as the closing number of their set. It was the only non-Shadowfax composition they ever recorded or performed, and likewise one of the few with lyrics. Nonetheless, it was a testament to the band’s arranging skills. A consistent and perennial show-stopper, “Brown Rice” featured rap-like (before it was in style) nursery rhyme lyrics growled out by G.E. and backed by his searing guitar, with Chuck screaming on tenor sax, building to a crescendo then switching to a wailing lyricon—all pushed forcefully by Phil and Stu’s rhythm section.

Shadowdance became another showcase for Chuck’s burgeoning production genius. Although it cost slightly more than Shadowfax to create, he brought it in on time and under budget. In addition to the seven touring band members, he enlisted Emil Richards in the studio again, with Michael Spiro and Mickey Lehockey to beef up the percussion. The title tune from Shadowdance went on to become a featured number live, often receiving the greatest recognition and applause whenever they performed it and deservedly so. “Shadowdance” combined all the best qualities of Shadowfax: a catchy melody, rhythmic beat and interesting assortment of instruments.

Virtuoso percussionist Emil Richards had filled up the whole room at Group IV Sound with his esoteric collection of instruments from around the world, and the result was astounding. “Shadowdance” became a consistently sought tune by filmmakers, TV and radio shows for background music. After more than a decade, it is still being used by the Monterey Bay Aquarium for what I call its “dancing plankton” exhibit.

The band was also now able to afford a better recording studio when they set out to do Shadowdance, finding in Group IV the perfect place financially, personally, and technologically. A few years earlier, Chuck had performed on a movie soundtrack at Group IV and managed to cut a deal for himself through the owners to use the place at night—traditionally “dead” time––at a bargain rate. Without Angel Ballestier and the rest at Group IV, it would have been impossible to cut such high quality records for the price. So began an illustrious multi-record liaison between band and studio.

Shadowfax 1983 band lineup
WH 1029 Shadowfax Shadowdance back cover

Shadowfax members are active on the web, catch up with them on Facebook and MySpace.

A Song for My Brother

Track Listings

Side One: 20:51

  • New Electric India 5:12,  Stinson Ξ
  • Watercourse Way 5:06, Greenberg-Stinson Ο Ξ
  • Ghost Bird 5:04, Stinson Ξ
  • Shadowdance 5:20, Greenberg Ο

Side Two 17:14

  • Brown Rice/Karmapa Chenno 4:18, D. Cherry ◊
  • Distant Voice 3:46, Stinson-Greenberg Ξ Ο
  • A Song for my Brother 9:04, Stinson Ξ

Ξ Selections Greenshadow Music  (BMI)

Ο Selections Dream Wheel Music (BMI)

All Selections Administered by Windham Hill Music (BMI)

◊ Selection Eternal River Music (BMI)

Additional Instrumentation:

  • Emil Richards: Paiste gamelon gongs, bass flapamba, metal and bamboo angklung, wood block marimba, marimba on Shadowdance; Chinese water cymbals, kanjgeera on New Electric India. The percussion ensemble on Shadowdance was conducted by Emil Richards.
  • Michael Spiro: conga, chekere, guiro on Brown Rice; hand percussion on Watercourse Way, Brown Rice.
  • Mick Lehocky: percussion on Shadowdance and Brown Rice.
  • Adam Rudolph: tabla on New Electric India

Produced by Chuck Greenberg

  • Recorded and mixed at Group IV Audio, Hollywood, CA
  • Additional Recording at Fiddler Studio, Hollywood, CA
  • Recording and mix engineer: Harry Andronis
  • Assistant engineers: Andy d’Addario and Mike Gilbert
  • Synthesizer Programming: Todd McKinney and Mike Gilbert
  • Original half-speed mastering by Jack Hunt at Mobile Fidelity
  • Matrix and pressings by RTI, Camarillo, CA
  • Cover photo by John F. Cooper
  • Liner photos by Carol Sincora and John Bonetti
  • Design by Anne Ackerman Robinson

This recording was made on Studer 24-track recorders and Trident consoltes with Ampex 456 tape at 30 inches per second. It was mixed to a Studer Mark III half-inch two-track recorder. No noise reduction, compression or limiting was used.

Thanks to Jilll and Don Stegman, Bruce Howard, World Percussion Inc. Phil Manor, Mike Flynn, Christ Andronis, Steven Lowy, Denni Sands and all at Group IV, and Charles Horton at TEAC.

Special thanks to Will Ackerman and Anne Ackerman Robinson for having the faith to make this album possible.

Other Shadowfax albums on Windham Hill

1. Shadowfax 1981

2. Shadowdance 1983

3. The Dreams of Children 1984

4. Too Far to Whisper 1986

WH 1021 Darol Anger Barbara Higbie Tideline

Darol Anger and Barbara Higbie’s Tideline is a foggy windswept day at Stinson Beach, or rather time spent sipping coffee inside a weathered redwood beach house near Stinson, warm and rich, but with an undercurrent of cool tumult always nearby. From the rolling sea rhythms of Tideline to the Japanese music box references in “Onyame,” the album flows effortlessly through moods and moments. The closest analog to Tideline may be another classic, Herbie Hancock’s “Maiden Voyage.”

Technically impressive while putting the music first, the album stands on its own as a must-have for any Windham Hill collector. It is even more important as a development in the ensemble sound of Windham Hill at the time, and also as the kernel for the Darol Anger/Barbara Higbie Quintet which would come to be known as Montreaux.

True Story

Track Listing

SIDE ONE: 20:32

Tideline ◊ (4:34)

Movie ◊ (1:47)

Above the Fog ◊ (3:50)

Keep Sleeping 0 (4:22) octave violin and piano

Onyame ◊ (5:49) violin, mandolin, piano

SIDE TWO (20:38)

True Story ◊ (4:22)

Fortunate ◊ (4:22)

Gemini 0 (1:02) mandolin and piano

Gualala 0 (5:41) piano, octave violins, cello

Lifeline ♦ (6:13)

◊ Written by Barbara Higbie and Published by Slow Baby Music (BMI)

o Written by Darol Anger and Published by Fiddlistics Music (BMI)

♦ Written by Barbara Higbie and Darol Anger and Published by Slow Baby Music (BMI)

  • All Publishing Administered by Windham Hill Music (BMI)
  • Alll selections are violin and piano unless otherwise noted.
  • Darol Anger: violin, octave violin, mandolin, octave mandolin, cello
  • Barbara Higbie: piano
  • Mike Marshall: madnolin on Onyame
  • Produced by Darol Anger
  • Co-produced by Barbara Higbie
  • Executive Producer: William Ackerman
  • Recorded Frebruary 14-16, 1982 at Different Fur Recording, San Francisco, CA
  • Engineered and mixed by Howard Johnston
  • Assistant Engineer: Anne de Venzio
  • Half-Speed Mastering by STan Ricker Mobile Fidelity Sound Labs
  • Matrix and Pressings by Record Technology, Inc. Camarillo, CA
  • Cover Photo by Alan Levinson
  • Liner Photo by Irene Young
  • Design by Anne Ackerman
  • Manufactured by Windahm Hill Records
  • A Division of Windham Hill Productions, Inc.
  • Box 9388, Stanford, CA 94305
  • (c) (P) Windham Hill Records, 1982

Liner Notes

This recording was made as a multi-track on a Studer A 80 MK III recorder at 30 inches per second, through a Harrison board and mixed onto a Studer A 80 VU KMIII half-inch two track recorder. The Yamaha C-70 piano was miked with a matched pair of Neumann U67 microphones and a single Neumann U47 microphone. The violin was miked with a single Neumann KM 84 and a single AKG 414 microphone. A single AKG 451 EB microphone was employed as an ambient source.

Thanks to Tom Paddock for the use of his U 67 tube microphones; Stephen Gilchrist, and John Monteleone for hand-built mandolins; Will Ackerman, Anne Ackerman, Marin and the Windham Hill Family; Susan Skaggs; Doc Howard and Queen Anne; Tom and Pat of Different Fur; Katrina Krimsky, Irene Young; Mike Marshall; David Dawg; CM; Dave Balakrishnan; Dix; our parents, ancestors, and the big bang. Support new acoustic music.

  • Darol Anger and Barbara Higbie
  • Tideline
  • WHS C-1021
  • WH-1021

WH 1018 Alex de Grassi Clockwork

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The first true ensemble album in the Windham Hill style – Clockwork really defined the label’s sound for the next several years. Alex de Grassi proves that not only is he one of his generations finest guitarists, he has a larger musical vision, ambition and extraordinary taste in collaborators. The players all bring both a technical and lyrical deftness to their parts, and as the album name implies, there is a musical interplay that creates a rhythmic whole that is greater than the sum of the parts. Fans of de Grassi’s solo guitar work are rewarded on the second side with the Bougainvillea Suite opening – gorgeous and thoughtful guitar music.

Clockwork can be hard to find, and it is not the last word in either de Grassi’s or the label’s collective work, but it’s important as a new creative step in the genre-defining label, and a worthy listen in and of itself.

Have a thought, memory or experience to share about this album or any of the musicians? Share it in the comments section below.

Track Listing

Side One:

Thirty-six 6:34
guitar, piano, percussion

Two Color Dream 6:25
guitar, fretless bass, soprano sax, drums

Clockwork 6:54
guitar, lyricon, fretless bass, percussion

Side Two: Bougainvillea Suite

Opening 1:49
solo guitar
Bougainvillea 3:35
solo guitar
Elegy 1:14
solo guitar
Sorta Samba 5:55
guitar, violin, mandolin, bass
Part Five 4:43
guitar, soprano sax, lyricon, violin, mandolin, bass

Alex de Grassi: guitar
Darol Anger: violin
Scott Cossu: piano
Chuck Greenberg: soprano sax, lyricon
Mike Marshall: mandolin
Patrick O’hearn: fretless bass
Michael Spiro: percussion
Robb Wasserman: bass
Kurt Wortman: drums

Produced by Alex de Grassi

Engineered and Mixed by Oliver DiCicco, Mobius Music, San Francisco
Original Half-Speed Mastering by Stan Ricker, Mobile Fidelity Sound Labs, Chatsworth, CA
Matrix and Pressing by Record Technology, Camarillo, CA

Graphic Design by Anne Ackerman
Cover Monoprint and Liner Photo by Anne Ackerman

All Compositions by Alex de Grassi
All Selections Tropo Music BMI
Administered by Windham Hill Music BMI
Manufactured by Windham Hill Music BMI
Manufactured by Windham Hill Records Box 9388, Stanford, CA 94305

(p) Alex de Grassi 1981

© Windham Hill Records 1981

Special thanks to Nick and Esther Baran, Jeff Heiman, and Elaine Marans for their support.

Other recordings by Alex de Grassi

Turning: Turning Back WH-1004, Cassette WT-1004

Slow Circle WH-1009, Cassette WT-1009

  • Alex de Grassi
  • Clockwork
  • WHS C-1108
  • WH 1008

WH 1017 Michael Hedges Breakfast in the Field

WH 1017 Breakfast in the Field Hedges

Michael Hedges was playing in a Palo Alto coffeeshop when William Ackerman heard him and signed him on the spot. Good move. Hedges is arguably the best acoustic guitarist to ever play, with apologies to Ackerman, de Grassi,  Django Reinhardt and Bucky Pizzarelli.

“Breakfast in the Field” is Hedges’ first album, and the seventeenth Windham Hill release. It’s a deceptive album – what sounds simple has incredible technical skills behind it; what sounds pastoral becomes funky and urban. When the album came out, the buzz was not only that you had to hear Michael Hedges, but you had to see him playing. His style was so new and different that it made it seem as if the instrument had simply been waiting all these generations for its true master to come along. “Breakfast” gives you the first taste of the tremendous talent that Hedges developed before he died at the age of 43 in a car crash north of San Francisco.

Because “Breakfast in the Field” opens with two slow-paced songs, the casual listener could easily be fooled into playing the album quietly as background music. But turn it up, pay a little attention, and it will quickly become apparent just how much this 34-minute acoustic album can rock.

Michael Manring, who was so omnipresent on Windham Hill that it seemed as if he functioned as a house bassist, makes his first appearance here. George Winston, on the heels of “Autumn” and his successful contribution to William Ackerman’s “Passage” also performs here. In both cases, the effect is to complement and not overwhelm the immersive soundscapes created by Hedges.

In a 1987 concert, Hedges gives an introduction to “The Funky Avocado” that is revealing about his open-minded approach to composition and how he brought in so many influences to his work. Says Hedges: “This tune has a little bit of a cross cultural bent to it, but it has more of an American bent to it. from the time where I lived above a health food store just down the street from a gay disco called The Pink Hippopotamus. I used to be trying to write music up there, trying to… maybe it would be just after dinner and I’d be trying to get some work done, and The Pink Hippo was always sending me back ‘boom boom boom’ and maybe the bass line would come through, ‘bum Bum BUM bum Bum BUM,’ so rather than trying to compete with it, I decided to  try to incorporate some of the elements. So that’s how ‘The Funky Avocado’ came about. It starts out with a medium R&B tempo, slows down into some heavy rock and it finishes up in a fit of disco fury”.

The sound quality is outstanding – Michael’s guitar is full of body and resonance,  detailed, and all of one cloth. There’s an interesting side story regarding the guitar Hedges used for several of the tracks: “Eleven Small Roaches,” “Babytoes” and “Two Days Old”. As noted on Hedges’ memorialized “Nomadland” site: “If Michael’s art is driven by openness, the fates were on his side just after he finished The Road To Return. At a concert in Oregon in 1994, Michael was approached by a woman who returned a guitar to him which had been stolen from his van fifteen years earlier while opening for Jerry Garcia. The custom guitar (built by luthier Ken DuBourg and heard on much of Breakfast in the Field) was in dreadful condition, but Michael invested in its restoration and the instrument’s presence wound up becoming the inspiration for several of the tunes heard on Oracle.”

“As Michael points out, Oracle fits perfectly into the chronology of his own life—“The Road to Return was a search for ‘Who am I?’ Then my old guitar was returned and I thought, ‘Yeah, this is part of who I am.’ Now, I’m open. I have a feeling something new is on the horizon for me, because, after all, how many ways can you slap a guitar? Since I’ve been writing songs, I’m more conscious of the music I’m after. It shouldn’t be seen as a new phase of my playing, but just more of me.”

This is an essential recording for any guitarist, lover of acoustic music or Windham Hill.

Have a thought, memory or experience to share about this album or Michael Hedges? Leave a comment below.

Track Listing

Side One

  • Layover 2:30
  • The Happy Couple 3:20
  • Eleven Small Roaches 3:00
  • The Funky Avocado 2:03
  • Baby Toes 2:10
  • Breakfast in the Field 2:24

Side Two

  • Two Days Old 4:46
  • Peg Leg Speed King 3:20
  • The Unexpected Visitor 2:46
  • Silent Anticipations 3:23
  • Lenono 4:03

Michael was a phenomenal live performer. Samples below are largely from concerts – he tells great stories about each song, and you get a sense of his showmanship.

The Happy Couple

Eleven Small Roaches

Baby Toes

Breakfast in the Field

The Unexpected Visitor

Silent Anticipations

  • Michael Hedges: Guitar
  • Michael Manring: Fretless Bass
  • George Winston: Piano
  • All Compositions by Michael Hedges
  • All Selections Michael Hedges Music (BMI)
  • Administered by Windham Hill Music (BMI)
  • Manufactured by Windham Hill Records Box 9388, Stanford, CA 94305

©(p) Windham Hill Records 1981

This album was recorded without overdubs or multitracking on a MCI JH 110 A analogue two-track tape recorder at 30 inches per second through a Neve 8036 console with minimal equalization. No noise reduction was employed. The guitar was close-miked in stereo with a matched pair of AKG 452 EB condenser microphones in a cardioid pattern.

This album is dedicated to my teachers of composition: E. J. Ulrich who sent me on my way, Jean Ivey who let me go my own way, and  Morris Cotel who asked me where I was going and why.

Thanks to Ervin Somogyi of Berkeley, CA who built the splendid guitar used on most of the tunes in this recording. Thanks also to Ken DuBourg of Arbutus, MD who made the guitar used on Eleven Small Roaches, Babytoes, and Two Days Old.


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Wednesday, July 13, 2016

Hodge Podge Wednesday

Today I am joining with Joyce at From this Side of the Pond for some fun questions and answers.

1. Do you find yourself influencing your world, or is it more the other way around? I do think I in my way have some influence on the world.. Blogging itself has had some small impact on the lives of others. I know I have led some online friends to Christ and helped others who are young or immature to have deeper understanding.. Being a teacher for 30 years I helped to mold the minds of my students to love history, patriotism, and seek after truth... To be careful and not be swayed by trends in social. The teacher in me spills over into my spiritual life and I have been blessed to be assigned women's small group leader for several topical Bible Studies..I truly believe God placed those women in my group which my particular skill set could most influence.. I am a very spiritual person believing mightily in the power of the Holy Spirit through us as believers and my groups are always hungry for that element of teaching that is often missing in the mainline churches. it is important to say that I in no way am trying to lift myself up in this answer because it isnt me that is able to do anything of the things mentioned but Christ through me.. He receives all the glory.. I am just his willing vessel.

2. July 14th is National Tape Measure Day...the device was patented on this date in 1868. When did you last use a tape measure? Do you always know where to find one in your house? Tell us one way in which you feel blessed 'beyond measure'.

What a timely question... We were in the Boston area last month helping our daughter and son in law get their home ready to put on the market... The home stager said that Amanda's drapes had to be hemmed to just "kiss" the floor.. Her drapes hadnt been hemmed as there was always furniture in front of them, but the stager was removing the furniture so the drapes had to be perfectly hemmed... They were 91 inches long so we were using S-i-l's metal measure... Hubs was helping me to pin them up and the measure kept getting stuck... it had been dropped several times and wasnt in good order.. so Hubs thought to pull it all the way out and retract it would be a good thing... well. no... it really got stuck.. so we had this 144 in metal tape measure to use and he would just sort of wad it up to carry it around so it wouldn't poke a toddler or two,,. it was crazy. What a sight he made .. it looked like he was carrying a metallic octopus...
As soon as we got home we got him a really nice replacement and sent it to them in the mail...

3.The Plaza Hotel (Eloise), The Land of Oz (The Wizard of Oz), Narnia (The Chronicles of Narnia), The Hundred Acre Wood (Winnie the Pooh), Wonderland (Alice's Adventures in Wonderland), or Never Never Land (Peter Pan)...which storybook land (on this list!) would you most like to visit and why?

I would love to visit Narnia.. of course, after the defeat of the white Witch and the return of King Aslan... I love Aslan so much... and the characters are so wondeful. I would hope to share a pot of tea with Mr. Tumnus! Maybe the Beaver family would be available for a picnic. That would be lovely!!

4. Where and when do you get your best ideas?

I am most inspired by life's experiences and I do feel many times that the Spirit within me is leading me on what to share and how to share it.. He has proven himself to be my guide in so many things. and enabler... I cannot even tell how many times he has helped me even with my home decor and getting the best bargain for the money... I owe everything to Him!! It is true He gives us our heart's desire,... he enables us to attain if we trust Him and He sees that we love it because of Him not because we idolize the things. I give Him the credit ... one example.. last summer after I inherited my mom's Apple dishes.. 4 teacups were broken... I really didnt want to order replacements so I just figured I wouldnt prob serve coffee with the set... although we always used them at Thanksgiving and,  of course, had coffee with our pumpkin pie... anyway, one day,  I was driving past a consignment shop and I was completely compelled to stop in was as if I could here Him say.. you need to stop here... so I went in and there they were.. 4 teacups and saucers for $8.00....

God cares even about these small things in our lives... and He knows how precious it is to me to use these dishes because it takes me right back to momma's house everytime!!!

5. So what have you been watching on TV this summer? Anything good? Well, I discovered Sherlock on netflix.. which I absolutely loved.. and cannot wait for 2017!!!!! I enjoy the Cooking competiotns.. I have been following Food Star... I hope Tregaye wins..

6. 'Don't swim for an hour after you eat', 'Dog days of summer', 'Knee high by the Fourth of July'...choose a summer saying from the list or share one of your own, then tell us what image or memory comes to mind when you hear it spoken.

We have "Dog days of summer here that I believe have already begun... I think of long, hot, hazy, humid, blazing days.. where the grass is crinkly, and the air is is a particularly dry spell we had  a few years ago...
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so even  when I was working and it meant summer vacation was over, I longed for the lazy  autumn days of late September!
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7. In a single sentence, sum up one life lesson you've learned.

That when I trust  wholeheartedly the love and   goodness of God, the Father, to me personally,  His trustworthiness and faithfulness,   then when the world seems to be spiralling out of control, I have nothing to fear.

8. Insert your own random thought here.
I want to dedicate this space to a very special person.. my dear sweet husband...  who works so very hard for us...  even into his retirement...  he is always  doing something  for  me, our home,  our family...  really.. he  is constantly busy doing...  yesterday he finished painting the bedroom.. it was the radiator...  .  the room looks  awesome.. today he  was  refurbishing  the  window hardware...   cleaning and painting it a shiny black to  reinstall on the windows..  then he   is out right now  mowing the lawn...  with all the trimmimg...  it is 89 degrees and Im sitting here in a/c  but he  just  keeps  plugging away at the chores around here...  he really puts me to shame... if he isnt working  around the house  then he is working at his desk taking care of all the paperwork for our household...  His  system is so  specialized  to his orgainzation style,  I  dont even try to  do any of it....  to say he is particular about things is understatement..  but  he is  that way about everyrthing. And it suits him well..  I  am jsut not built taht way....  more right brained I guess. He is  president of our Sunday School class... opening the class   going over all the church announcements and  closing the class with  the prayer requests  and  prayers. Plus he  is chairman of 2  church committees, as well as, helps me with my church escapades.
Besides all of this is  he is  a beloved dad and Ba Ba...
  as well as,  quite good-looking to boot...
  I'd say I am very blessed in deed!!!

  1. Great answer to #7! Have a great day.

  2. A hard working husband is a blessing for sure! Enjoy your day : )

  3. dog days of summer will be in August or so here. Not been a terrible summer this year but hot it has been.
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  4. I enjoyed your answers, and would love to visit Narnia too.
    Lori in Blue Ridge, GA

  5. Sherlock is great....but they make so few new ones and it takes so long to see them on PBS.

Your comments are a huge blessing and encouragement to me~


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Tropical Flower Christmas Ornaments

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Poinsettias aren't the only flowers to decorate with at Christmas. Don't forget hibiscus, plumeria, orchids, and bird of paradise flowers.

Christmas Decorations: Tropical Flowers

Flowers for your Christmas tree? Yes! Tropical Flower Christmas Ornaments make a beautiful addition to your tree.

Colorful tropical decorations are just the right touch if you live in a warm climate, or even if you want to bring the warmth of the tropics into your home during a cold northern winter.

Poinsettias are ever popular for Christmas, but why stop with one type? There are also beautiful ornaments to be found with hibiscus flowers, bird of paradise blooms, plumeria blossoms, and even a few orchids.

Think about it! Dream of the tropics as you browse the lovely blossoms on this page that you'll love using this coming holiday season.

Poinsettia Bloom
Poinsettia Bloom

Poinsettias - The Most Popular Christmas Flower

Probably the most popular flower at Christmastime is the beautiful red poinsettia. While red is most often see, they also come in other colors, including white, yellow. and pink.

Poinsettias are native to Mexico and Central America, although they grow well in other tropical and sub tropical climates.

Light Up Your Tree With Flowers

Potted poinsettias are found everywhere during the yule season.  They're used as table centerpieces, placed in entryways, and given as gifts.

But, you can also light up the branches of your tree with these beautiful star shaped blooms.

There are several styles of poinsettia string lights available, including a 35 light set from Kurt Adler, There's also a smaller battery operated set, adorned with gold glitter, that can be used either on a tree, or in a window.

Kurt Adler 35-Light Red Poinsettia Light Set

Kurt Adler 35-Light Red Poinsettia Light Set

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The Legend of the Poinsettia

How These Christmas Flowers Came to Be

There is a legend about a Mexican girl and the poinsettia flower. It goes like this:

Sometime in the 1500's, the little girl wanted to honor the Christ child with a gift. But, she was very poor, and was sad at heart, as she had nothing to give. An angel appeared to her, telling her to pick some weeds by the side of a certain road. She was to hold the weeds close to her heart as she carried them to the church.

The little girl did just as the angel ha said. She entered the church, holding her little bundle of weeds held close as close as she she could without crushig them. As she placed her bouquet lovingly at the alter, the miracle happened. The scraggly weeds miraculously blossomed with beautiful red flowers star shaped flowers, representing the Star of Bethlehem.

And that's how poinsettias came to be.

Poinsettias and More

A wonderful tropical flower ornament or two will add a colorful bit of warmth and beauty to your holiday decor. Tropical flowers really aren't "out of season" for Christmas - after all, it's Christmas in the tropics, too - not just in the snowy north!

So, when you think of Christmas flowers, think beyond the traditional Poinsettia!

Christmas Orchids

A Special Species of the Beautiful Tropical Flower
A Special Species of the Beautiful Tropical Flower

Christmas Orchids

The National Flower of Columbia

There are over 25,000 different species of orchids. These exotic flowers come in more varieties than any other flower family, except the daisy.

But, did you know that there's one species that's actually called the Christmas Orchid? There is!  It's the one shown in the picture just above.

The name of the species is Cattleya trianae. Named for a 19th century Colombian botanist, José Jerónimo Triana, they grow in cloud forests of that country. This endangered species is Colombia's national flower.

Two other countries that border the Caribbean Sea also have named blossoms from the orchid family as their national flower. Venezuela's is the Easter Orchid (Cattleya mossiae). and Costa Rica has designated the species Guarianthe skinneri as theirs.

A String of Orchids

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One Special Orchid Ornament

Some families have a tradition of obuying one special ornament each year. The collection that results from these annual purchases is lovingly passed down to the next generation, and they become real family treasures.

This particular ornament is certainly a candidate for that annual tradition. It's an actual preserved orchid blossom - enameled and gold edged. What a beauty it is!

Preserved Orchid Christmas Ornament, Purple

Preserved Orchid Christmas Ornament, Purple

Red Hibiscus in Author's Yard
Red Hibiscus in Author's Yard
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Seven Fun Hibiscus Facts

1 - Colors of hibiscus include white, yellow, pink, orange, red. and purple. Scientists in Texas developed a blue variety in 2010.

2 - The hibiscus flower is sometimes called the "Rose of Sharon," which symbolizes beauty and faithfulness.

3 - A more traditional meaning assigned to the flower is "delicate beauty."

4 - Many hibiscus species are like chameleons in that they change colors. Most changes are with the season or temperature. However, th Hibiscus mutabilis (common name: Confederate Rose) changes color with the time of day. In the morning, it's white, and turns pink by midday. By evening, it has become red.

5 - Recent studies have indicated that drinking hibiscus tea may help to lower blood pressure.

6 - It is Haiti's national flower, and the state flower of Hawaii.

7 - If you visit Hawaii or the Fiji Islands, and see a lady with a hibiscus in her hair, pay close attention to where she wears it. If it's behind her right ear, she's single. Worn on the left side, she's married or in a committed relationship. If there's a flower behind each ear, she's with someone, but might like to be with another instead.

The Smiling Spirit of Hawaii

Aloha! Get in the spirit of Christmas - the smiling spirit of Hawaii, that is.

Tropical flowers and island music music come to mind when you look at this little hanging ornament by Pacific Island Art.

A ukulele surrounded by dark red and bright white hibiscus blooms is sure to put you in the island mood for the holidays.

The edge is done in reflective gold foil to add a little hula sparkle when you turn on your tree lights.

Bird of Paradise

Bird of Paradise in the Woods
Bird of Paradise in the Woods
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The Exotic Bird of Paradise Flower

The unusual shape of the bloom of the exotic Bird of Paradise plant resembles a flying bird. This may be where it got its name.

The more common variety is orange and purple, though there is also a lovely versiou where the orange is replaced with yellow.

These plants, which like warm, sunny climates are often thought of as the ultimate tropical. They are actually natives of South Africa, though they are now widely grown in other warm climates, especially the Caribbean, Florida, and Southern California.

Because of their bird in flight appearance, they are thought of as symbolizing liberty.

Hand Painted Tropical Flowers Globe Ornament

Pink Hibiscus and Plumeria Blossoms

It's just amazing to think of the skill and patience that it must take to paint the flowers on this ornament. It's done by hand - on the inside of the globe!

This beauty is a real Christmas keepsake that will look exuisite when on display. You'll also be proud to pass it on to another generation when the time comes.

It comes in a protective gift box.

Plumeria Blossoms

Tropical Plumeria Flowers
Tropical Plumeria Flowers

Blossoms of the Plumeria Tree

Used for Leis and Holiday Decorations

Did you ever wonder what kind of flowers Hawaiians use to make leis? Very often, it's the Plumeria, or Frangipani blossoms that are used.  The two names refer to the same blooming tree.

The plumeria is a flowering tree native to tropical climates. A relative of the oleander, they come in a host of colors. The blossoms range from whites through pinks and yellows, to lavendar and reds, both bright and deep.

Interestingly, their fragrance is more robust at night. This attracts nocturnal moths, and instigates pollination, though the moths are not rewarded with nectar. Plumeria don't produce any.

They are worn by ladies in island cultures to signify whether they are available or not. The rules are the same as with the hibiscus. (See above)

Tropical Flower Tree Ornaments

The blossoms of the flowering tree called fangipani or plumeria have a sweet appearance, and make a nice addition to holiday decor.  Shown here are two pretty ornaments

The first is a wreath shaped piece, with three pale yellow flowers in the middle..  Though it's made of metal, it's a very light weight one.  Like the flower itself, it's small (about 2.5 " in diameter) but pretty.

Second is a hand blown ornament that does justice to the real thing.

After hand painting it, the artist added just enough glitter to give it a bit of a spakle.

At about 3" x 4", it's a good size for just about any branch of your tree.

It comes in its own box, which can be used to safely store it in from year to year, or that makes it ideal for gift giving.

Another Fun Idea for Tropical Christmas Decor

A Pink Flamingo Christmas
If you like the warmth of the tropics, add a whimsical tropical touch to your Christmas decor with pink flamingo ornaments, cards, gift wrap, and Christmas yard flamingos.

Hand Made Flowers

Make Your Own Paper Flower Decorations

If you'd like to make some flower ornaments for your tree, or as part of a wreath, centerpiece, or other decorative project, here's a how-to video that will help.

Learn to Make Paper Flowers

Which Tropical Flowers Would You Like on Your Treee?

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Do you thin flowers are a good idea for holiday tree ornaments?

CruiseReady on 11/22/2015

Yes, I think it tends to get too cold many years from about Daytona and up. They do pretty well here, but not in North Florida.

dustytoes on 11/22/2015

Thanks for the reply. I think that most of Florida gets too cold for them to survive there.

CruiseReady on 11/22/2015

Dustytoes - we used to have a bird of paradise in the yard, but not any more.

CruiseReady on 11/22/2015

There are several nice Hawaiian ones available, blackspanielgallery.

dustytoes on 11/20/2015

Do you have a bird-of-paradise growing in your yard?

blackspanielgallery on 11/04/2015

I like the Hawaiian one.

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Love In a Time of 4-Methylcyclohexane Methanol by Cheyenna Layne Weber

When survival is just another word for heartbreak I will usually make a soup.

There is the act of nourishing, of course, and the comfort of garlic and butter steaming. There’s the wrist swirl required to brown the leeks, and then the bubbling that requires watching. Does the broccoli separate easily when pinned with a wooden spoon? Time is measured by tenderness.

It has been well over a year since Sandy washed me out of my Red Hook home in Brooklyn. The trips to housing court, always in a stiff skirt safety-pinned at the waist, have ceased. The government no longer offers emergency assistance for the costs accrued. Most of the businesses in my old neighborhood are back, their lights twinkling in the winter night, and the tides steadily rise and fall at the shore where they belong. Public housing residents still fight mold and generators prop up their aging infrastructure, but this is the stuff of periodic update in the paper of record, no more than a news item for most people. Many believe the storm has passed.

And yet the lived experience lingers on. Neural pathways lit with trauma, some might say. Or, in the words of others, an affliction of self-pity and not-enough-gumption. Sandy is part of my biological narrative now, part of the ratio of heartbeat to breath, or the algorithm of guts and ribs exposed to fear that is expressed as synapse x, read in eye contact or mouth shape. It informs my thoughts when I’m awake, and dreams when asleep. The storm that crippled my city is always with me.

Charleston, West Virginia, where a state of emergency and ban on water use has rendered the city nearly silent for six days, is my hometown and only thirty miles southeast from the farm where I was raised. Social media puts me in the bathrooms of family friends with red and fuzzy tap water, of shared press releases that say little but reveal everything. The back-to-the-land strategy of my parents, with their hand-dug wells, protects them in this instance, but only marginally. Their economic and physical well-being is still tied to the capital city, where my mother washes dogs for a living, and where my kid sister attends high school. In the holler they’re safe from the pollution, but not its polluting effects, which will infect every aspect of life in the region in coming weeks.

The chemical that has poisoned the city’s water is used as a solvent for processing coal, washing the fossil fuel from the rock and debris that can’t be burned to power our hungry continental grid. It spilled from a tank along the Elk River, near the park where I used to eat fudgesicles by the pool in summer, not far from where my grandfather once took me fishing. A licorice smell spilled over the valley, alerting neighbors to the leak, which the Department of Environmental Protection then investigated. It took hours for authorities to ban water use, and in the meantime it crept into the pipes, leaving a slick along the narrow river and a sickly sweet odor in the air. Photos of a lone man with a small boom floated over the Internet, brought to my eyes by coal burning not-so-very-far from where I write this in central Brooklyn.

The tears this morning were a surprise. Curled under down and safe from the storm and toxic tapwater, in a quiet New York City apartment, I buried my head embarrassed for my lover to see me cry. A familiar feeling welled up from guts and spread over limbs, a powerlessness, followed by the heat of shame creeping up chest to neck and ears, leaving only a hot and panting guilt. This is the psychological legacy of environmental injustice, which I used to imagine I had escaped. This is what it means to be part of a beloved impacted community.

Before Sandy, and before the Freedom Industries chemical leak, I was a kid in Appalachia. We held shelter in place drills at my elementary school, which is just uphill from railroad tracks that carry chemicals along the spine of the Kanawha River. Teachers were just being prudent in leading us to the library and explaining how we would cover the windows and seal the doors, just as my mother was being prudent the day she halted our morning commute after the pop station reported a toxic cloud from a plant, unidentified but of concern, drifting overhead. I was just being prudent when I left West Virginia, taking my history of immunity-linked health conundrums with me, and packed off for someplace I thought would be healthier for my mind and body. Charleston’s nickname is Chemical Valley, and our life expectancy rates reflect this, even in the diaspora. Environmental injustice and trauma become part of your veins and cells, enamel and marrow, and it permeates the economies which underpin our existence. I have tried, but you can’t outrun a system.

We are all implicated, no matter what wells we dig, or what cities we may call home. There are those who assign blame to a political party, but the power of extractive energy industries knows no ideology but profit. They have successfully sought and maintained control of land, and of decision-making in West Virginia, for generations. Those who have opposed them have been targets for terrorism at the hands of armed thugs, and the victims of industry operations have all but disappeared into underclass status. Our bodies share certain markers, even generations from now, not unlike the rings on a tree which differ in size and shape according to seasonal shifts. Those in power will point to “lifestyle” choices, ignoring the systemic pernicious influence of history, unwilling to accept that the shape of what is physiologically determines the shape of what will be.

The truth is, we shelter in place in Appalachia or Brooklyn and hope for the best, knowing this is no prince-on-a-white-horse dilemma for some charismatic politician. Today it is a chemical leak, yesterday it was Sandy, tomorrow will bring another crisis brought on by privileging the pursuit of profit above the rights of people. And while it is true there will be no single prince, that doesn’t make it any less a love story.

As we carry loss in our bones, in our blood, and in our breath, we are less individually unique than our stories and politics would have us believe. No matter where you are in America today, if you claim space for survival—land, water, air, food, or culture—and that space can be made into profits for a corporation, you will quickly find yourself immersed in conflict. And, where there is conflict there is trauma. Cornel West has said “Justice is what love looks like in public.” What justice can we claim together against these invisible systems? Can you love yourself enough to desire justice for others? It comes down to that, because the chief points of the stories told about us is that we deserve this. It takes a lot of love and compassion to think otherwise.

There are obvious needs I can point towards. Cries for FEMA to adequately respond so that organizers aren’t exhausted taking care of our people, instead of organizing for accountability, come to mind. There’s the need for regulation, and in this instance in Kanawha Valley, for the implementation of the Chemical Safety Board’s recommendations. There’s the ongoing fact that without federal oversight backed by political firepower nothing will change at the local level. All of these are concerns.

The greater need is the long-term, however, in creating a loving culture where the impact of crisis is visible and healed, rather than shamed and mocked, and where exchange is regulated to mitigate just this kind of psychic and physical harm. We must present those who would prefer to see us washed away as the terrorists and criminals they are, rather than as Chief Executive Officers worthy of taxpayer-subsidized bonuses. It was King who said the moral arc of the universe is long, but it bends towards justice, and on this midwinter night I wonder, how can you bend towards that justice with me, and make your back part of that arc?

Cheyenna is from Elkview, Charleston, Gandeeville, and New York City.

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Peak:  El Diente Peak (Unranked 14er)
 Route:  North Slopes
 Range:  San Juan
 Posted By:  miztflip
 Date of Info:  08/26/2012
 Date Posted:  08/27/2012

My wife and I were camping in Navajo Basin on 08/26/2012 awaiting a climb of Mt Wilson the next morning. Just before dark a huge rockslide started at the top of the North Slopes route and swept the entire route from top to bottom. No details on the condition of the route afterwards but it was tons of debris that fell for over two minutes and left a dust plume rising above the mountain.

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08/28/2012 22:30
How was the weather prior to it?

Noticed a recent massive rock slide between MW and Gladstone too. Steep area.

08/29/2012 01:02
It had been raining off and on for a few days.

I saw the rock slide your talking about as we climbed Gladstone. That is one gnarly little peak.

Loose for sure
08/29/2012 21:00
I did the El Diente to Mt. Wilson traverse from Kilpacker on 8/25, then Wilson Peak from ROA on 8/26. While climbing the crux section up Mt. Wilson, I could hear rockfall in the gullies on the north side. Was happy to be descending the south side gully, but it was still unnerving to say the least.

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Ruckus Wireless Infrastructure for 3CXPhone

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While roaming is very well integrated within DECT systems and evolved over the years, the limitation that DECT can only be used for calls has remained ever since. This makes the purchase of this technology very costly as it can not be leveraged and can be easily compared with the separate telephone wiring used in proprietary telephone systems.

In order to recreate the seamless roaming capabilities in wifi networks a centralized controller for the APs (Access Points) is needed as single APs will not be able to update the ARP (Address resolution Protocol) inside networks as quickly as needed. If only one AP is needed to cover the office the rest of the document is not applicable as no roaming is performed.

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The Ruckus Zonedirector is one of the many wifi central management solutions which offer a central point of configuration for all APs within your network. Even more it features a special option for VoIP where the traffic is routed from all APs to the Zone director’s network port rather than to the network port of the AP itself. With this “trick” when roaming from one AP to the next the ARP cache for the IP/MAC of the wireless device on the switch will not change and this enables seamless roaming for the wireless IP device while beeing in a call across the infrastructure.

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By not going into detail on the basic setup of a Ruckus Wireless System here are the main settings which should be set to enabled VoIP traffic handling for roaming.
Centralize the Output Port to the ZoneDirector
Open the Ruckus Wireless ZoneDirector and navigate to “Configure -> WLANs -> WLANs” and click on Edit for the WiFi network in question. You may also create just a Wlan for VoIP and leave the default network – which may be used for pure data transmission – untouched.

  1. Set the Priority of the WiFi to High in order to decrease the latency in very busy networks which will benefit in VoIP to keep the Jitter Buffer as low as possible.
  2. Enable the Tunnel Mode which will force all APs joined to this Wifi-Group not to output the data directly to the switch port of the AP itself, but to send it to the ZoneDirector which then will become the single network output point for Voice Calls

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By default the Ruckus network will convert Multicast messages to a Unicast message when less than 5 participants are detected in the network to receive this information. As 3CX Phone System only receives Multicast a reconfiguration is needed in order to not convert Multicast to Unicast. Note, this step is only needed when VLan Tagging is enabled for WiFi.

Log in to the Zonedirector via Putty with the credentials used to log in to the web interface.

  1. Switch into configuration mode by entering “en” followed by “configure”
  2. Select the WiFi name (SSID) to be configured for Multicast Conversion
  3. e.g. “wlan iStefan”
  4. Disable the conversion by entering “no qos directed-multicast”
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1967 Thunderbird Brochure

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Title: 1967 Thunderbird Brochure

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White t-shirt bought from JoAnn Fabrics. I made the design using fabric, interfacing, and Liquid Stitch. Skirt is from French Toast.
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