
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SeX97WHQ ... CyqM2zv2nk
PS If anyone knows if it's possible and how to embed the playlist linked above,.. teach me

No bueno! If you want to look it up, the album is titled Friends. I know it's on Spotify if you have that and a google search tells me that iheart radio has it listed as well.
This sounds way more comfy than the bleak and dull atmosphere I'm usually reading in. And I bet you even have a real physical book in front of you, not some black pixels on a white screen.
Try this: https://addons.mozilla.org/de/firefox/a ... cker-plus/
Safe bet
You might like his album, 'Sho', for a workout. It's got a nice tempo that might be just right to work out to. 'Glitter' is one that was an instant favorite here given its varied style with different songs being played to different cultural styles.. definitely worth checking out!Thank you for the link. I have only listened to the first song so far but I liked it. I will get back to the playlist on my next workout session. Also, it will be perfect to use as background music during my Pimsleur revisions.
You've tapped an underlying motivation for my creating the thread that I didn't explicitly state. This is exactly the type of space that I was hoping to create! I've adjusted to thread title to reflect. Cheers!This thread is perfectly suited for a "chatbox" btw, like they have on cluesforum. Whenever somebody feels like sharing something or just wants to leave a thought or a comment, ask a question or is looking for some quick help on any issue (that can't be solved by a simple google search) but doesn't feel it's that big of a deal to start a new thread over it, then this would be the place. Should it initiate any long discussions on a certain topic, then those posts can always be separated into their own thread.
Apparently it worked for the one video only but not the list, but thanks. Don't know German when it did tell me something in that language but managed to get it workinganimus wrote: ↑Tue Sep 12, 2017 7:08 pmTry this: https://addons.mozilla.org/de/firefox/a ... cker-plus/
This is great news! As was your last post in this regard. I was at my parents' that day and was doing some troubleshooting on their notebook. I switched over to AQ for a minute when there was a progress bar and then suddenly after reading your post was all excited and had a big grin on my face. I know my father looked at me but he didn't say anything because I was focused on the screen of my own notebook, not that of the other one.joeyv23 wrote: ↑Tue Sep 12, 2017 11:52 pmMy nerves were quite nearly shot out recently and I finally made a break through. Those magic drivers that LB has discussed in his Hex Ed thread require some major inner strength building in order to install. As of yesterday just before starting this thread, I initiated the driver in my OS. To say that it's "something else" would be quite the understatement!
Thanks. It was about time to find new tunes anyway. I am growing tired of my same old playlists.You might like his album, 'Sho', for a workout. It's got a nice tempo that might be just right to work out to. 'Glitter' is one that was an instant favorite here given its varied style with different songs being played to different cultural styles.. definitely worth checking out!
And I am already glad you did.You've tapped an underlying motivation for my creating the thread that I didn't explicitly state. This is exactly the type of space that I was hoping to create!
I have the same problem today (but not with the other bugs you mentioned). I tested it only yesterday and it worked just fine and I could still see the playlist. Now the whole right side is blank whenever you try to load a blocked video (after it reloads the page with a proxyserver). It is still useful and better than nothing but I have to agree, it needs some refinement.
I second this.animus wrote: ↑Wed Sep 13, 2017 3:52 amCuriosity gives me this urge to ask for more details but at the same time I am reluctant to ask because I think it will take away some of the surprise, should I (or others) ever get to this point. After all, at least for me it is this kind of mystery which is driving me to advance. On the other hand, and I am going for another bet here, you are probably eager to share your new experience with others. I know I would be, although I don't quite comprehend what you went through--and opened up to. I often wonder how LB manages to can contain all the excitement. The stuff he must have seen... or sensed to use a more fitting word.
Thanks for the share! I've encountered these before but under the name 'hang drum'. So far as I knew the company that produced them stopped, and there were only a limited number on the market which has driven up the price of an already fairly expensive instrument. Has someone taken and adapted it into a new 'spacedrum'?
I'll try to get Spaceman on here to share some music, he's turned me on to quite a bit in the last year since we've been living together.
See hereDjchrismac wrote: ↑Wed Sep 13, 2017 7:22 amI second this.animus wrote: ↑Wed Sep 13, 2017 3:52 amCuriosity gives me this urge to ask for more details but at the same time I am reluctant to ask because I think it will take away some of the surprise, should I (or others) ever get to this point. After all, at least for me it is this kind of mystery which is driving me to advance. On the other hand, and I am going for another bet here, you are probably eager to share your new experience with others. I know I would be, although I don't quite comprehend what you went through--and opened up to. I often wonder how LB manages to can contain all the excitement. The stuff he must have seen... or sensed to use a more fitting word.![]()
My big brother showed me this site https://www.thomann.de/gb/search_dir.ht ... sw=handpan
I'd never heard of this instrument before but spent quite a while this morning thanks to these posts meandering around youtube discovering just how good they sound. Then I stumbled on this piece of music called the 'Song of The Butterfly' which had me hypnotised. It's a collaboration between Istvan Sky Kék Ég, Estas Tonne, Pablo Arellano, Indrė Kuliešiūtė.joeyv23 wrote:I've encountered these before but under the name 'hang drum'.
Thanks for the links! Billy, Spaceman, and I were down at a farm a little while ago... it's actually where we made the connection to Heartwater... and the family had invited a couple of young women over that night to play some music and enjoy festivities with everyone there. Imagine... a young Mormon family (and I mean country Mormon--the homesteading types that live their doctrine, not city Mormon--the ones that on the face seem accepting of your different beliefs but are so tied up in church and dogma that they forget to live and actually can't hear a word that you might be saying with regards to different belief systems and spirituality) and their... I can't even recall now... maybe 7 kids ranging in age from toddler to early teens, two Mormon women who were so musically inclined that I was blown away. Most of their instruments they built by hand, and likely learned the techniques as a result of all the gathering of culture that the Mormon church is doing--not knocking it at all I appreciate that it's being done. Anyways, one of the instruments that had been built was essentially one of the cheaper handpan's listed on that site, where they had taken a blowtorch to an empty propane tank and cut out the slots that would allow the music to resonate at a specific frequency. This was one of the only instruments that hadn't been fine-tuned -- and experiment as we were told, but it still sounded really good! My point in all of this... it might be worthwhile to try to figure out how to make one of these rather than spending so much on one.Ilkka wrote: ↑Wed Sep 13, 2017 12:55 pmMy big brother showed me this site https://www.thomann.de/gb/search_dir.ht ... sw=handpan
The demo on this one https://www.thomann.de/gb/terre_handpan ... kebono.htm is for me the most best sounding I like the sound of that "F" model. Those other drums that are less than 1000 euroes does have that after sound that I dont like at all, so thats why this type of hand pan is more of my liking.
Thanks in return, these are fantastic!!!trippingthelight wrote: ↑Wed Sep 13, 2017 2:02 pmI'd never heard of this instrument before but spent quite a while this morning thanks to these posts meandering around youtube discovering just how good they sound. Then I stumbled on this piece of music called the 'Song of The Butterfly' which had me hypnotised. It's a collaboration between Istvan Sky Kék Ég, Estas Tonne, Pablo Arellano, Indrė Kuliešiūtė.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5WbSro ... 84ybL0Sulw
then off meandering again watching the remarkable Estas Tonne, again never heard of him but his guitar playing is beyond belief. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ScDxESc ... lw&index=2
And as I'm from an electronic background, I have to leave this organic sounding chilled progressive house from B.T. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDPKGrYcs8k
So, thanks for the heads up on the hangdrum - i'm now happy!
My big brothers first idea was actually to make such a drum he later on did find an empty tank that would perhaps be very suitable for that sort of making. As of yet he hasn't made anything to it and it has been for years.
I second this one. Thanks.trippingthelight wrote: ↑Wed Sep 13, 2017 2:02 pmwatching the remarkable Estas Tonne, again never heard of him but his guitar playing is beyond belief. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ScDxESc ... lw&index=2
I made sure to have these in hard-back.
I've never been to Italy and never want to go even. Closest I've been to Italy is the island of Kos in Greece back in early 2000s. For european life there would be more better choices, but scandivanian life there would be Norway or Finland. Sweden is out of question since there are whole towns taken over by immigrants where even police fears to go into, those kinds of "terrorists" have been doing alot of damage to that place. This country Finland doesn't have the same problem YET, but seems to have it soon if they continue to do things the same way as Sweden did. From Norway I dont have knowledge of similar things happening so I cant say what happens in there.
I thought it was the dolphins that thank us for the fish before leaving? The Nokk are definitely still around. Not sure exactly what they eat... Will have to inquire about that one!Andrew wrote: ↑Sat Oct 14, 2017 6:40 pmI just had a Barramundi fillet tonight. First time trying that fish. I only recognized it in the shop bcz I've been playing Final Fantasy XV recently and that meal gives you a lot of boosted stats. It was so good. Reminded me of the Noxx saying, "Thanks for all the fish!" I would hope they tried Barramundi before they left.
I too believe they are still around at least some of them. I think that large portion of them vacated this globe as LB said in some post here or daniel in CH site.
I like her musical ability but the sound of the drum itself causes some irritation in me. The Trinidad steel drums create the same effect, guessing because steel is an alloy.
There are those slightly other kinds of drums that irritate me as well so maybe not the material, but how it vibrates the sound waves. If I recall they are called "Hapi" drums that has that effect, if you visit the "thomann" site (link is up in this thread) there are those drums available and some of them have sound sample so you can hear em "noises"
I don't look at IrrationalWiki, as it is one of those "funded" sites that exists explicitly to trash any theory but the "socially accepted" one. Satz tried to sue them with no success, as they have a fleet of lawyers on retainer--that means there is a LOT of money funding that site. It is designed to piss people off so they waste lots and lots of time trying to debunk the debunkers, and stop doing any real work. Just a Psy-op to keep any real knowledge from sneaking out the back door.
Don't waste your time with Satz... it is like trying to teach a pig to sing. It's a lot of effort--and annoys the pig.
Unfortunately, Larson (and conventional science) have electricity wrong... one of those things I've been meaning to write a paper on, as I fixed it in RS2. Electricity is NOT a flow-based system--but a pressure-based one, exactly like the plumbing in your home. Under normal conditions, there is 40-60 PSI in your water pipes--just sitting there, doing nothing. You only get action when you create a leak, by opening a faucet. Same thing with electricity, except electrons "leak" out of light bulbs, motors, heating elements, etc., to cause a drop in the pressure--which is kept repressurized by the local power company.
It is going to require a new generation that isn't pre-programmed with the old science, to accept and develop RS concepts. Fortunately, our terrible system of education might just provide that now!Andrew wrote: ↑Mon Oct 23, 2017 12:32 pmSo that's what I think. No matter how much you polish it, a turd is a turd. You won't be able to express concepts in "scientific journals" using RS, because their mathematical expressions of natural phenomena depend on inventing new constants ad absurdum. Doing so keeps them running further and further away from reality so as to not burst their own bubble. They induce natural laws, which is a logical fallacy, as natural laws are not man's creation. They can only guess and hope to get close, but it'll never be the whole thing. It will always be flawed from conception. Dead at birth. The aqueduct must be like their god that they worship and stray forever away from, because its so simple and works automatically!