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Dear Par Save Production crew. Add a freaking compression signal. Ps and Bs are unbearable. My windows rattle in my house when I watch this in my livingroom. Therefore, I just won't watch your coverage.

In case this is not obvious, there is TOO much bass in the vocals. Common tricks to eliminate this in standard audio recording settings include: Pop filter

Signal compressor on the input side

Compressor emulator after recording

Mixing down the bass

The most important thing is to listen to your product on a system similar to what other people might have.

They will have:

Headphones

Built in TV speakers

High end computer speakers

High end home theater systems

Do me a fav

The colors are a bit meh on this run. Feast!

I'm learning to throw these things. While doing so, I'm studying form. We all do this, right? I compare it to sports I'm used to; ball golf, baseball, rocket league, soccer. There are a lot of similarities, and a lot of differences. I've decided that disc golf has somehow tricked an entire sport to play LH dominate.

Let's start with the throw. The throw is driven with the hips. Beyond, that the rest of the body is put into a whip and develops the snap that sends the disc moving. This is not unlike all of the other sports. Kicking a soccer ball requires loading the hips and driving forwards with them to snap the leg at the right time and develop a swinging motion. A pitcher on th

Obviously, a video would help, but I'm so far from a form check that I think this is a good start. I have been building form this calendar year. Before this year, I played about once a year and had terrible form.

This year I have fixed:

• Rounding
• Lack of Follow Through
• Grip
• Putting (I will always be working on this right?)

Last night I was watching a video on nose up from Danny Lindahl and I realized I was holding the disc in front of the disc rather than on the outside. I had no power pocket. I tried this on my ever changing collection of mid-ranges and now, I can throw them that magic 300 ft.

Unfortunately, I no longer have hyzer / anhyzer control since my method was in t

Perdue voted in favor of allowing ISPs to sell our information to whomever. I see we need to vote him out next cycle.

edit: me spell gud

I have seen a trend lately of people upset with the direction that GuildWars 2 is headed. I believe the business model that ANet uses is to blame.

First, I love GuildWars. I played the first one since Beta, I was deep into farming Riverside, then Griffons, so I could unlock all of my PvP wares and played the GvG ladder with moderate sucess in the first season. I have loved GW2. I will continue to play, but I too feel that the game is not going the same direction that I would like it to.

Here is why:

ANet is a business. If they do not bring in money they have no reason to exist. So we must ask ourselves, how do they bring in money and what lowers profits? The answer to the first

The world boss events draw lots of people and require coordination from these people. I love my server for these events, but often end up in overflow. I suspect that our success in world events brings hoards of guests to get the achievements. I have even been part of a group that fought Tequatil purposely moving to overflows to get our server mates in the fight so we could use TS for coordination.

What if, people permanently on a server had priority over guests? I see this potentially doing a lot things, mostly allowing servers with coordination to work together. Convincing active guilds on inactive servers to move to servers that are more active would be a byproduct and a step towards c