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sounds great, i gotta get to work so ill do some digging around later and let you know

Bloomsburg University,link site is ridiculously hard to navigate so here is the link to the school of science and tech and to the physics and engineering tech department if your interested. The "Research" links were empty. Thought maybe I'd find something there. We have a couple grads from Bloomsburg. sorry to hear that

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Bloomsburg University,link site is ridiculously hard to navigate so here is the link to the school of science and tech and to the physics and engineering tech department if your interested. The "Research" links were empty. Thought maybe I'd find something there. lol you would think they would keep that updated...

Bloomsburg University,link site is ridiculously hard to navigate so here is the link to the school of science and tech and to the physics and engineering tech department if your interested.

Scales and Chords. Not even sure I know what you listen to....that would perhaps change my recommendations. 4 yrs older, ill pick a few examples. I attached some links to stuff that's not so popular alice in chains http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ikdg3hJXEYE soundgarden nirvana, pearl jam, metallica, maiden, sabbath, tool some of my favorites, i really need to expand my music library. however, right now im trying to purchase cd's to go with the music i own, which were obtained from less then legal sources :ehh: im picking up something like 19 cd's this Christmas

Neither did we, I wrote my own independent study and senior comps (thesis) proposal. that's a hell of a way to do it! a new professor here does shit in acoustics (seems to be more of on the side), i think ill have a chat with him when i get back to school and see what exactly he is working on. his main field is dealing with Bose-Einstein condensates

Haha. First year of grad school and I still don't know what the heck I'm doing. thank goodness its not just me...

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whats your major peng? associate's in Nuclear Power Technology; my bachelor's in Management isn't doing dick for me so I figure I might try out the family business Father was a navy nuke before getting hired at the plant, and my uncle also works out there; with the same bloodline as two of the most senior operators/training instructors out there hopefully I can get my foot in the door im working on a bs in physics. my university is located close to a nuclear plant outside Berwick,PA and a rather large hospital, Geisinger medical center, which is great for people getting a degree in Health Physics but im not very interested in that field. I have a BA in Physics, lol with a minor in Acoustics. No matter what field of Physics you do APPLIED should be in the word as your income potential and possible fits skyrocket. ALL of the super effective developers that I know have Physics degrees and not engineering. Not knocking Engineering. In fact I was supposed to go to Columbia for my Masters, made it into a 3-2 program freshman year but managed to be distracted by women, beer, and the college experience. I have mixed feelings as I am very pro-education, but regrettably I wouldn't be where I am today had I done that. Sales/Management is a better fit for me than any engineering ever would be. engineering is a big focus in the physic department here, since we are small school they focus some of the class to meet standards required in the 3+2 engineering program. our 3+2 program is with Penn State for most of their engineering degrees. i was actually planning to do mechanical engineering my freshman year but decided i like the diversity of a physics degree more. and my gpa wasn't (and still isn't) close to the required 3.5 (a 3.5 is required for mechanical and aerospace, a 3.0 satisfies for most of the rest) because of the focus to prepare engineering students 3 professors are doing addition single credit "independent studies" next semester on the topics of quantum mechanics, math methods for physics, and mechanics. i'm taking all three next semester assuming the paper work went through... we dont have an acoustics minor here unfortunately, not even an acoustics class

whats your major peng? associate's in Nuclear Power Technology; my bachelor's in Management isn't doing dick for me so I figure I might try out the family business Father was a navy nuke before getting hired at the plant, and my uncle also works out there; with the same bloodline as two of the most senior operators/training instructors out there hopefully I can get my foot in the door im working on a bs in physics. my university is located close to a nuclear plant outside Berwick,PA and a rather large hospital, Geisinger medical center, which is great for people getting a degree in Health Physics but im not very interested in that field. I have a BA in Physics, lol with a minor in Acoustics. No matter what field of Physics you do APPLIED should be in the word as your income potential and possible fits skyrocket. ALL of the super effective developers that I know have Physics degrees and not engineering. great to hear, i really need to nail down fields i'm interested in soon. its a bit embarrassing to tell people i have no idea what the fuck im going to do with my life as a junior in college. lately i've been just telling people im thinking about grad school... which shuts up most of my relatives as they have no fucking clue as to what im doing

No game will teach you how to play. If you want to learn, start with classical. The real question is long term what are your goals... just looking to pick it up as a hobby, i'll continue doing it as long as its still entertaining to me. maybe it would be better to think of the game as a learning tool. the songs you play use the exact cords, etc as "real life". my dad has a classical (or acoustic guitar) in the house somewhere, i would have to see if it is in working condition but it might make for a better starting point then 300 dollars in gear. What do you want to play? My reasoning for classical is a bit unfair. It is by far the hardest instrument to play in the world in that regard, but it will make it super easy to play ANY rock song. I took classical guitar lessons from the time I was 6 throughout high school. I never really held any other type of guitar until 8th grade, but within a week of dicking around on an axe I had picked up more songs than all the other "band" members in our school and was put on stage a week later. It was super easy to make the transition. Throughout high school & college, I played guitar in a stage band (big band covers), a Metallica cover band, a reggae band, a classic rock band, all with never really needing to practice anything. A few bouts through any song and I was fine....the exception being Jazz. Holy shit is comping chords fast hard and nearly exclusively the reason I listen to so much of it. Everything else is just simple. A Jazz start is better with classical though as you really need the theory. Had some fun in college too, took guitar/piano lessons from Ray Charles's pianist. sounds like you got quite the head start on me with music. are big hands required for the classical guitar, looks like you need some ape hands to play that bitch. No. Some crazy ass Spaniards with dinky hands dominate that scene. Quite a bit ahead of everyone that I know in that regard. You've seen Ferris B's day off? Cameron's parents and mine were similar except mine had no money but had very strong beliefs on development. not familiar with the film (its 4 years older then me lol). from reading a summary of the movie i know a few friends from grade school with parents who were more along those lines with raising their kids. i was always a pretty smart kid so i think my parents didn't worry about development,etc. they were pretty much useless by the time i got to the greater than and less than symbols :lmao: what's really hilarious is that they really dont know what physics is or understand how that translates to a job.. i told them its kind of like engineering and they equate that with making big money lol i tried the drums in 4th or 5th grade. wasn't my thing i guess. i think ill start by getting my dad's old acoustic restrung and give it a shot? its an ugly ass guitar so if i decide to stick with it i'll be back with more question on purchasing my own, ill post some pics later. what do you think? any recommendations on how to get started? sources for learning the basics,etc?

hopefully nothing happen to his sale.. Sale of what? i believe he has a thread in the for sale section. 2 tasty mj 18's that i wish i had a house to put them in

dead hop TOP!

hopefully nothing happen to his sale..

No game will teach you how to play. If you want to learn, start with classical. The real question is long term what are your goals... just looking to pick it up as a hobby, i'll continue doing it as long as its still entertaining to me. maybe it would be better to think of the game as a learning tool. the songs you play use the exact cords, etc as "real life". my dad has a classical (or acoustic guitar) in the house somewhere, i would have to see if it is in working condition but it might make for a better starting point then 300 dollars in gear. What do you want to play? My reasoning for classical is a bit unfair. It is by far the hardest instrument to play in the world in that regard, but it will make it super easy to play ANY rock song. I took classical guitar lessons from the time I was 6 throughout high school. I never really held any other type of guitar until 8th grade, but within a week of dicking around on an axe I had picked up more songs than all the other "band" members in our school and was put on stage a week later. It was super easy to make the transition. Throughout high school & college, I played guitar in a stage band (big band covers), a Metallica cover band, a reggae band, a classic rock band, all with never really needing to practice anything. A few bouts through any song and I was fine....the exception being Jazz. Holy shit is comping chords fast hard and nearly exclusively the reason I listen to so much of it. Everything else is just simple. A Jazz start is better with classical though as you really need the theory. Had some fun in college too, took guitar/piano lessons from Ray Charles's pianist. sounds like you got quite the head start on me with music. are big hands required for the classical guitar, looks like you need some ape hands to play that bitch.

whats your major peng? associate's in Nuclear Power Technology; my bachelor's in Management isn't doing dick for me so I figure I might try out the family business Father was a navy nuke before getting hired at the plant, and my uncle also works out there; with the same bloodline as two of the most senior operators/training instructors out there hopefully I can get my foot in the door im working on a bs in physics. my university is located close to a nuclear plant outside Berwick,PA and a rather large hospital, Geisinger medical center, which is great for people getting a degree in Health Physics but im not very interested in that field.

it was too cloudy here... stayed up till almost 4 hoping it would clear up

damn straight. did you watch the daily show thursday night? The daily show isn't news. It's like NBC, just some comedians making jokes to people who pretend to be smart enough to understand the jokes, but really just laugh on reflex. regardless of your opinion on how funny the comedy is. your right the daily show isn't news. its fake news and entertainment. while the "Real News" is the joke. the punchline is that there's more accuracy from a fake new show in 30 mins then the whole 24 hour new cycle. its perfectly clear that at least the cable news channels have clear narratives as to what they decide is news worthy. fox being the best example. Our stars are set to collide. I like the topic so I will push my point of view as we're all civil here. The news daily news/colbert show doesn't have more news than any other news channell first of all, but I do get your point. It's one of the best funniest shows out there. I think Fox gets more greif due to their size. I think NBC gets a ride most of the time. The the interview of Jon Stewart from Rachel Madow he even mentions that the liberal news media gets a break comparitively. You don't like Fox or the demographic due to social agenda. I agree with you. I'm a liberal socially, but I can almost garuntee that you are more consirvitive when it comes to economy. The problem is our country is falling into the trappings of every powerhouse before it, and it's become social centric. Rockstars are more important than our leaders, and then over time, rockstars become leaders. Then we're all effed. I watch Fox and NBC etc and flip back and forth. Then I look up the info from AP or any other news source to find out what's true. It's all entertainment to me. If you are referancing Hannity or O'JackAss as news then I can understand why you think fox news sucks. Those are entertainment shows. Same with OverAholes countdown etc. collide? no, i pretty much agree with you. i think fox, as a whole, follows a conservative agenda. you sound familiar with the daily show, he does some stuff on the clear bias coming from even their "straight news". my personal favorite is anytime any atheist put up a billboard, etc. i really dont see any good reporting from cable news. what pisses me off the most are the interviews, they talk for about 5 seconds then cut it off. how i like information presented to me (on tv) is through a conversation, and i see better conversations on the daily show then those i see on cable news shows (what i was referencing in my last post). if you know of anyone who does a decent interview on cable news let me know. i stick to the internets for facts,etc. i think sean posted something along the lines of better information is found in print and i agree. i think you ment to say that you are more conservative on economic issues then me. and most people are lol your comment about becoming social centric is right. i think this is amplified by other things like the two party system (limited choice) and partisanship.

listened to my gf's dad make that argument at dinner the other night.. im glad she doesn't take after him. as soon as the media drops this story it will be old news just like everything else in history...

whats your major peng?

No game will teach you how to play. If you want to learn, start with classical. The real question is long term what are your goals... just looking to pick it up as a hobby, i'll continue doing it as long as its still entertaining to me. maybe it would be better to think of the game as a learning tool. the songs you play use the exact cords, etc as "real life". my dad has a classical (or acoustic guitar) in the house somewhere, i would have to see if it is in working condition but it might make for a better starting point then 300 dollars in gear.

damn straight. did you watch the daily show thursday night? The daily show isn't news. It's like NBC, just some comedians making jokes to people who pretend to be smart enough to understand the jokes, but really just laugh on reflex. regardless of your opinion on how funny the comedy is. your right the daily show isn't news. its fake news and entertainment. while the "Real News" is the joke. the punchline is that there's more accuracy from a fake new show in 30 mins then the whole 24 hour new cycle. its perfectly clear that at least the cable news channels have clear narratives as to what they decide is news worthy. fox being the best example.

heres a maybe pg rsdc unless you need 2 sets then its over budget

bravox, check the ssa store and the review section section in the forum