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![]() In 2018, Gassman was suspended from the show for a month after he was arrested in Naperville, Illinois, and charged with domestic battery. nursing home in Burlington and ran a daycare for many years mostly free of charge. He had not appeared on air with them since Oct. Memorial Contributions may be made to the St Josephs Home at 243 No. The show hosts did not elaborate on what led up to Gassman’s resignation. He looks forward to following the show’s success in the years to come.”ĭaniels added that Townsquare Media, who owns and operates 97.9 WGRD-FM in Grand Rapids, “wishes Joe well also going forward.” Joe thanks Gregg, Chris, Steve and Kelly, the loyal listeners and everyone who worked behind the scenes. Thu 17 November 2022 12:36, UK Free Beer and Hot Wings host Joe Gassman has been absent from the show for several weeks but he has now officially parted ways, his former colleagues. “After a 20-year career in radio, Joe Gassmann has decided to leave the Free Beer & Hot Wings show. Daniels said the statement came through his attorney: Zane poured his heart out to us for an hour on Thursday and that's not to say that Free Beer, Hot Wings, Joe, and Steve each need to take turns doing to the same but to dismiss it so quickly as a 'family issue' and 'we're tired of talking about it' leaves this massive hole of confusion and frustration for long time fans. ![]() On Wednesday, Gregg Daniels, known as “Free Beer” on the nationally syndicated “Free Beer & Hot Wings” morning show, read a statement from Joe Gassmann, formerly a host on the show. (WOOD) - A Grand Rapids morning show radio host has announced he is permanently leaving after weeks of not appearing on the show. I dont know you but I cant tell you how terribly sorry I am that you lost your son. ![]() ![]() ![]() What bothers us about the 901, though, is the amountof compensatory boost that has been used, rather than the fact that it is used at all. Equalization of this kind is fine, of course, if only a small amount is needed to add the last nth degree of perfection (?) to a system, and if the loudspeakers can take it without swapping extended range for increased distortion. One of these is the use of electrical equalization to compensate for deficiencies in the speakers at the high and low ends of the audio range. If I lived in a HS gym, those would be on my A-List, for sure.There are two other things about the design of the 901 that we question, too. But for a high school gym, they pretty much did the trick. That said, one of the best auditorium sound systems I remember featured two 'pro' Bose loudspeakers, that looked like 901s, but with the angled multiple drivers (if that is what they incorporated) turned toward the audience. Plus a pair of 301s I owned for a few weeks, and that I couldn't really figure out how to work. I don't even remember where I got them, or what I did with them. My own 'living with with Bose' experience was a short lived set of 'Interaudio by Bose' box speakers (standard air suspension woofer plus two free standing angled tweeters, as I recall) you could say they were average sounding, for the time. Those were advertised as an 'easier to accommodate' 901-certainly less expensive. I remember hearing 501s in a couple of living rooms. One guy turned the multiple drivers forward, because that was what he liked best. I knew folks who owned them, but they were always placed up against a back wall, in a corner, or such. However, we doubt that the 901 will appeal to perfectionists who have developed a taste for subtleties of detail and timbre.Īs far as Pearson? His idea of sonic excellence was a set of Infinity IRS in a rather smallish room-some said it was really a closet, leading many to speculate that it was more like listening to headphones.Īs popular as the 901 was, I never heard it in an 'ideal' listening situation, which many rooms, because of decorating schemes, couldn't supply. It is ideal for rock enthusiasts to whom sheer sonic impact is of paramount importance, and for classical listeners who want the next best thing to ambient stereo without the cost and the bother of rear-channel add-ons. ![]() This no doubt explains the very widely conflicting reactions of different listeners who auditioned the Bose 901 in stores or purchased them for use at home. Thus, some 901 installations will have deep, tight, and quite well-defined bass, while others (in the majority) will exhibit uncontrolled bass resonances at frequencies which are entirely a function of the room dimensions. Gordon Holt was equivocal to a degree, writing: Bose took them to court over it, arguing libel, which was a pretty stupid thing to do- at least back in the '70s, a time when there was more concern over press freedom for diverse opinion. For their part, Consumer Reports complained how they couldn't really get into six foot long violins (or whatever it was) due to the loudspeakers unusual sonic presentation. It wasn't just Julian, however-the press in general were enthusiastic- Hans Fantel writing for the NYT comes to mind. ![]() Hirsch took a lot of heat for his 901 review (as he did with his L100 write up), leading many to suspect advertising shenanigans. ![]() ![]() ![]() Run Build Command:"/usr/bin/make" "cmTC_e33d6/fast" Here is the error message I got: (CMakeError.log) Determining if the pthread_create exist failed with the following output:Ĭhange Dir: /home/zhouxiang/polybar/build/CMakeFiles/CMakeTmp fooMain.c fooStruct.h, etc), you could specify a regularĮxpression of ^foo.I was trying to install Polybar on my system while I stumble upon these commands : $ mkdir buildĪfter install cmake from the app store, I tried the commands above. Your software project’s include files all started with the prefix foo Include_regular_expression command, that regular expression willīe used to limit which include files are processed. ![]() If you specify a regular expression with the Trace all the dependencies for a source file including system files Used for tracing source code dependencies. This command controls the regular expression that is The include_regular_expression command also relates toĭependencies. Of the targets is a custom target (see Add Custom Command section). Used to specify inter-target dependencies between targets where at least one ![]() The add_dependencies command is typically For example, CMake willĪutomatically create a dependency for an executable target that depends on a CMake automatically creates dependenciesīetween targets when it can determine them. This section will discussĪ few of these commands and when they are useful.įirst, consider the add_dependencies command which creates aĭependency between two targets. Typically used in writing CMakeLists files. There are a few commands that can be very useful, but are not That a macro, unlike a function, is expanded in place and therefore cannot The return command returns from a function, directory or file. Inside your macro, you can use the foreach command to ARGV (as opposed to ARGV0,ĪRGV1, etc) is a list of all the arguments to the macro, whileĪRGN is a list of all the arguments after the formalĪrguments. If you want to process the arguments as a list, use theĪRGV and ARGN variables. They are in this example, or by referencing ARGV0 andĪRGV1. These required arguments can be referenced by name, as In this example, the two required arguments are TEST andĬOMMENT. For example:įoreach( tfile TestAnisotropicDiffusion2D TestButterworthLowPass TestButterworthHighPass TestCityBlockDistance TestConvolve ) add_test( $ "Unable to find library foo" ) Separating on semicolons within the value. Literal) and is automatically expanded into zero-or-more arguments by Starts in any character other than a double quote (later double quotes are Using bracket arguments for arguments that require escaping, see theĬmake-language manual. Quotes contained inside the value must be escaped with a backslash. In a double quote (“) and always represents exactly one argument. CommandĪrguments may be either quoted or unquoted. Multiple lines as long as the command name and the opening parenthesis are onĬMake command arguments are space separated and case sensitive. Tabs) is ignored except to separate arguments. It is consideredīest practice to use lowercase commands. See theĬMake is no longer case sensitive to command names, so where you seeĬommand, you could use COMMAND or Command instead. The order that it appears in the CMakeLists file. Separated arguments, and a closing parenthesis. A command consists of the command name, opening parenthesis, whitespace ![]() ![]() They’re set much lower than those of the last-generation car (as a result of the relocation of the Honda Civic’s fuel tank to the usual position under the back seats) and deliver the driver as optimal an orientation to the car’s major controls and its centre of gravity as almost any rival hot hatchback can grant. In addition, Honda has shortened the final drive ratio of the six-speed manual transmission by seven percent for quicker and more responsive acceleration and it has fitted a new single-mass flywheel that reduces clutch inertia by 25 percent.Īnd yet the incremental improvement they represent is unmissable. ![]() The car’s 2.0-litre single-scroll turbocharged engine is mostly as it was, but for a freer-flowing exhaust that has allowed Honda to turn up the boost enough to produce an extra 10bhp without risking cooling problems or irregular combustion. And so, unlike before, this Type R has a Comfort driving mode, but it also has even stiffer damper settings than its immediate forebear for its default Sport and track-intended +R modes. In a similar vein to the front, the Type R gets lighter, stronger rear lateral and trailing arms than the 10th-generation common-or-garden Civic, as well as stiffened, lowered suspension rates.Ībove all of that, there’s an new four-corner adaptive damping system with a broader spread of configurability on ride control. At the rear, the big change is the move away from a torsion beam in favour of a multi-link configuration, with all the benefits to body control and ride tuning that should bring. The front wheels are controlled by ‘dual-axis’ MacPherson struts that get derivative-specific aluminium lower arms and knuckles. The blank-sheet-of-paper start enabled a more thorough suspension overhaul for this car than the last Type R had. ![]() This Type R has 65mm of extra rear track width than its immediate forebear, and although its front track appears to have decreased by 6mm, that’s not accounting for the 20in wheels and 245-section tyres fitted to the new car, which make the overall front axle tread (measured from the outer edge of the wheel rather than the middle) significantly wider than on the old car.Ī tiny bit of weight has been saved, albeit only 2kg overall but let’s not forget that this Honda Civic is more than 15cm longer than the car it replaces. ![]() ![]() Rather than a completely new form of warfare, the strategy Germany followed in May and June 1940 had much in common with the strategy it employed at the outset of World War I, when strategists like Alfred von Schlieffen determined Germany should aim to defeat its enemies quickly and decisively, as it was ill-suited to win a long and drawn-out conflict against larger, better-prepared forces.īut unlike in 1914-18, German forces fighting in 1939-40 had the benefit of new military technology developed or improved in the 1920s and 1930s, including tanks, motor vehicles, aircraft and radios. But in reality, though the word “blitzkrieg” had been used in German military writings before World War II to describe a short conflict, as opposed to a drawn-out war of attrition, it was never officially adopted as a military doctrine. In the stunned aftermath of France’s fall, both Nazi propaganda and Western media attributed Germany’s success to the revolutionary new form of warfare known as blitzkrieg. Was Blitzkrieg Truly a New Form of Warfare? But the strategy proved less successful against the highly organized and well-armed Soviet defenses, and by 1943 Germany had been forced into a defensive war on all fronts. In 1941, German forces again employed blitzkrieg tactics in their invasion of the Soviet Union, expecting a short campaign like the one they had enjoyed in Western Europe the previous spring. By the end of June, the French army had collapsed, and the nation sued for peace with Germany. With close air support from the Luftwaffe (German air force) and the benefit of radio communications to aid in coordinating strategy, the Germans blazed through northern France and toward the English Channel, bombing London and other cities while pushing the British Expeditionary Force into a pocket around Dunkirk. In May 1940 came Germany’s invasion of Belgium, the Netherlands and France, during which the the Wehrmacht (German army) used the combined force of tanks, mobile infantry and artillery troops to drive through the Ardennes Forest and quickly penetrated the Allied defenses. Then in April 1940, Germany invaded neutral Norway, seizing the capital, Oslo, and the country’s main ports with a series of surprise attacks. German forces employed some tactics associated with blitzkrieg in the Spanish Civil War in 1936 and the invasion of Poland in 1939, including combined air-ground attacks and the use of Panzer tank divisions to quickly crush the poorly equipped Polish troops. WATCH VIDEO: The Battle of Britain Uses in World War II ![]() After Adolf Hitler came to power in 1933 and made clear his intention to rearm the nation, he encouraged younger commanders like Heinz Guderian, who argued for the importance of both tanks and aircraft in this mobile approach to warfare. ![]() This focus on mobile warfare was partly a response to Germany’s relatively limited military resources and manpower, following the strictures imposed on it by the Treaty of Versailles. ![]() In the wake of their defeat in World War I, German military leaders determined that a lack of mobile, maneuverable forces and flexible tactics had led that conflict to bog down in the deadly attrition of trench warfare.Īs a result, while France focused its efforts between the wars on building up its defensive border, known as the Maginot Line, the Germans decided to prepare for a shorter conflict won through military maneuvers, rather than in the trenches. Clausewitz proposed the “concentration principle,” the idea that concentrating forces against an enemy, and making a single blow against a carefully chosen target (the Schwerpunkt, or “center of gravity”) was more effective than dispersing those forces. Blitzkrieg-which means “lightning war” in German-had its roots in earlier military strategy, including the influential work of the 19th-century Prussian general Carl von Clausewitz. ![]() ![]() ![]()
![]() ![]() The soft rock album Tapestry by Carole King, released in February 1971, became one of the best-selling albums of all time. The Carpenters’ hit version of “(They Long to Be) Close to You” was released in the summer of 1970, followed by Bread’s “Make It with You”, both early examples of a softer sound that was coming to dominate the charts. The adult contemporary format began evolving into the sound that later defined it, with rock-oriented acts as Chicago, the Eagles and Elton John becoming associated with the format. The Hot 100 and Easy Listening charts became more similar again toward the end of the 1960s and into the early and mid-1970s, when the texture of much of the music played on top 40 radio once more began to soften. Major artists of that time included Bread, Carly Simon, Carole King, Cat Stevens, James Taylor, Lobo and Gilbert O’Sullivan who achieved number-one hit singles between 1970–1972 with “Nothing Rhymed”, “Alone Again (Naturally)” and “Clair”. ![]() Late 1960s soft rock artists include the Bee Gees, whose song “I Started a Joke” was a number one single in several countries Neil Diamond with the 1969 hit “Sweet Caroline”, the Hollies with their US and UK top 10 hit “He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother”, and Elton John with his popular song “Skyline Pigeon”.īy the early 1970s, softer songs by the Carpenters, Anne Murray, John Denver, Barry Manilow, and even Barbra Streisand began to be played more often on “top 40” radio and others were added to the mix on many adult contemporary stations. From the end of the 1960s, it became common to divide mainstream rock music into soft and hard rock, with both emerging as major radio formats in the US. By 1968, hard rock had been established as a mainstream genre. Softer sounds in rock music could be heard in mid-1960s songs, such as “A Summer Song” by Chad & Jeremy (1964) and “Here, There and Everywhere” by the Beatles and “I Love My Dog” by Cat Stevens (both from 1966). Soft rock was prevalent on the radio throughout the 1970s and eventually metamorphosed into a form of the synthesized music of adult contemporary in the 1980s. The style smoothed over the edges of singer-songwriter and pop rock, relying on simple, melodic songs with big, lush productions. region of Southern California and in the United Kingdom. Soft Rock is a form of pop rock that originated in the late 1960s in the U.S. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() The ascension process of our Highest Self. Then on the other side of this confusing and gut wrenching loss of self, we emerge with wet wings, no longer do we crawl, our legs have been transformed, and we fly, almost effortlessly, to sip nectar from the blossoms of flowers. The releasing of our past patterning and attachments can very much feel like we are being torn apart from the inside, a painful death of our very comfortable caterpillar body, we were used to crawling on the ground and eating our way through our emotions. We must set aside everything we once knew and understood about our world and fully embody an entirely new way of being in the world. ![]() The moth is also the spiritual symbol of the Divine Feminine and her transcendence, from the caterpillar's perspective it can feel like a death rather than a transformation, and yet the moth gracefully emerges, whole, complete, beautiful, and free. Much like the caterpillar's metamorphosis, we may at times feel like our guts are being ripped apart and turned to mush right before our eyes. The caterpillar and its metamorphosis into the moth, is a spiritual metaphor for our own transformation. We learn of the importance to find the balance between light and dark, the seen and the unseen. She is a reminder that when all is said and done, our healing and sense of love are the ultimate journey. She speaks of our connection to the Feminine, our inner spirit, and our trust in ourselves. She is most often seen in the evenings, attracted to the moon and to the light. We are reminded to make the most of our moments and to live and love to the fullest. Their cycles are short, as are our years while we are here. They are born, they transform, they love, they die, and then are again reborn. One might say that their purpose is to reproduce, but I say it is to bring forth the next generation with love. While living through their adult moth life they do not eat, for they have no mouth. To meet one is a special gift, for when she is in her adult moth stage she only lives for approximately one week. The Luna Moth may be considered one of the most spiritual and mystical of Spirit Guides. ![]() ![]() ![]() Here is the 2023 Texas Roadhouse Concert Series lineup: and take place in Lot L adjacent to Kentucky Kingdom and Broadbent Arena. You'll get your fill of country, hip-hop, retro-pop, Christian, heavy metal, oldies, and R&B at the 2023 Kentucky State Fair. And yes, the Texas Roadhouse Concert Series will be free with the price of admission. ![]() To receive tickets, email or new at the 2023 Kentucky State Fair? until noon, Thrill Ville will operate with minimal lights and music to create an enjoyable fair experience for those with sensory sensitivities. 23: Sensory Awareness Day - Free admission and Thrill Ville tickets will be given to fairgoers with sensory processing differences. Special activities will be planned throughout the day. 22: Senior Day - Anyone 55 and older can get into the fair for free, although you will have to pay for parking. The $5 admission is per person and includes parking. 21: $5 Monday - Those looking for a big bargain won’t want to miss this day. There is a limit of 6 wristbands per valid military ID. Wristbands for Thrill Ville will be discounted 20% and available onsite. There is a limit of four free tickets, and parking is not included. 20: Military Sunday - Active military and veterans, as well as their families, can attend the fair for free. Some discounts will pertain to specific individuals, but there's one day when every fairgoer can attend for a discounted rate. How can I save money at the Kentucky State Fair?īack by popular demand, the Kentucky State Fair is offering fairgoers discounts on multiple days. All-week reserved World Championship Horse Show tickets are $184 and include Fair admission. This does not include general State Fair admission. Tickets for the World Championship Horse Show, held Aug. "This event brings together the vibrant spirit of our great state, and we remain committed to providing our guests with a diverse range of entertainment." Beck, president & CEO of Kentucky Venues, said. “The fair has been a staple of Kentucky's cultural heritage for generations, and this year's event is set to continue the tradition of creating unforgettable experiences for fairgoers," David S. 17-27, the Kentucky State Fair includes the popular (and free!) Texas Roadhouse Concert Series, plus a new beer festival, beloved attractions like AgLand and sinfully delicious fried food, plus a wide array of entertainment options that cater to all fairgoers. The 119th Kentucky State Fair is gearing up to return in August at the Kentucky Exposition Center. If you are ready for corn dogs, ice cream, beer, live music, rabbits and goat exhibits, the tilt-a-whirl, horse shows and more, you are in luck. The theme for the 2023 Kentucky State Fair is "Summer Summed Up" − three words that pretty much sum up the 11 days of the Bluegrass state-themed family friendly event held each year as we inch our way toward the conclusion of summer fun here in Kentucky. ![]() |
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