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Music Production Tips & Techniques | Hit Talk

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Have you ever wondered which mics are best for beat boxing? We've got the answers. Whatever your price range, there is a perfect microphone for the job. Most up'n'coming producers begin building their studio with an all-purpose large diaphragm condenser, like the Rode NT-2, but when you want your homie to beat box, havin' a condenser isn't gonna cut it because beat boxers perform most of their vocal techniques beat with a dynamic mic, not a condenser. The true professional is prepared. Let's run three scenarios:
First Scenario: Second Scenario:
You have a lot of money to spend on your beat-boxing microphone: Consensus is that the Audix Fireball ($200 street) is the number one beat-boxing mic. Why? Here's three obvious reasons: first, it's a harmonica mic, so its design allows it to be held easily while beat-boxing. Second, the frequency response has plenty of bass. Compare that to the famous Shure Green Bullet Harmonica Mic - no gain in the bass range - it's only made for harmonica. Third is the amount of Sound Pressure it can handle: 140 dB. With the amount of pressure dynamics in beatboxing, this mic is number 1.
Third Scenario:
You have a medium amount of cash, and want to buy something standard that any serious beat-boxer can respect. The Shure SM-58 ($100 street) is a classic vocal mic, respected among most beat-boxers. A step up is the Shure Beta 58A ($150 street). Many beat-boxers opt for this instead because of its higher gain response and signal-to-noise ratio.

You're desperate, your boy's on his way and you need a mic that isn't a condenser, but you don't have much cash, either. In a bind such as this, we suggest the Behringer XM8500 ($20 street). Reason is, this is the closest mic you can find to the SM58 that costs less than $50. It's an impressive mic simply because it's so cheap, yet sounds good and has the necessary bass gain. If you have this mic, at least a beat-boxer can perform his usual tricks, even if it isn't the best possible microphone. If he or she disses this mic, just tell 'em "yo, I'll mix signals between the dynamic, and the condenser - record both at once, it'll sound great."

Finally, don't forget hygiene. If more than one person is going to use that mic, there's no harm in wiping the mic's grill with a sterilizer like steresol, so long as you dry it quickly to prevent corrosion. Keep it clean, take care of your posse.

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If you think your dog is suffering from poisoning right now, you can call the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center at (888) 426-4435 24 hours a day to talk with a poison control specialist.

It's hard to resist sharing food with your dog, but while some human snacks are safe in small doses, others are downright dangerous for dogs.

Keep cabinets closed and counters clean, get some help keeping an eye on your dog if you're going to be away for long periods-and have a pet first aid kit on hand in case of accidents. (See this article for how to assemble your own!)

Surprisingly dangerous foods for dogs

1. Popcorn

Plain, air-popped, unsalted, unbuttered popcorn may be okay in small amounts. But let's be honest: how often are you enjoying plain, unsalted, unbuttered, un-delicious popcorn?

For dogs, high levels of fat and sodium typically found in popcorn can lead to dehydration in the short term, and obesity in the long term. In addition, the hard, un-popped kernels can hurt teeth and gums on the way in.
Instead, try: low-calorie dog treats for a safe, crunchy snack
2. Avocado

The true issue with avocados? The skin and leaves, which contain persin, an oil-soluble toxin that can be dangerous to non-human mammals. The ASPCA says that pets sensitive to persin may experience "respiratory distress, congestion, fluid accumulation around the heart, and even death."

Avocado is safe if you avoid the skin and leaves-so it's ok as an ingredient in dog foods, for example. In general, dogs are not as susceptible to persin poisoning as animals like horses, but it's better to be safe than sorry.
Instead, try dog treats or grain-free dog food with added avocado.
3. Macadamia Nuts

Nobody's sure exactly what about macadamia nuts is toxic to dogs, only that they can cause vomiting, ataxia (the loss of control of body movements), weakness, and depression. In other words, macadamia nuts can make dogs very, very ill.

Thankfully, most dogs recover without any specific treatment. So if your pup accidentally eats a macadamia nut, a full recovery is expected.
Instead, try mini peanut butter chews for a healthy, nutty dog snack.
4. Grapes

Grapes are among the people foods most toxic to dogs. Of all the dangerous foods for dogs, they are among the worst, which surprises many people.

In dogs, grapes can lead to kidney failure and even death, and it's unclear why it affects certain dogs and not others. In this case, it's definitely better to be safe than sorry.

Instead, try blueberries for your dog, plain, frozen, or

5. Onions and Garlic

Garlic and onions belong to the Allium plant family and are toxic to dogs in any form, whether fresh, cooked, dried, or even garlic powder and onion powder.

Allium plants damage dogs' red blood cells, decreasing oxygen flow, and can also lead to anemia, which may cause organ damage. So think twice before you slip your dog an onion ring at the drive-thru.
Instead, try dog-safe brewer's yeast supplements. 6. Tomato Plants (Raw Potatoes, Too)
Ripe tomatoes themselves aren't on the list of dangerous foods for dogs, but if your dog ingests a green, unripe tomato or the leafy green part of the plant (including stems), watch out. U nripened tomatoes and tomato plants contain a toxin called solanine that can cause gastrointestinal distress, lethargy, weakness, and confusion.

Green potatoes can cause the same problem, so while it's okay to sneak your dog a spoonful of mashed potatoes here and there, don't let her gnaw on a raw one.
Instead, try sweet potato jerky for a healthy starch. You can even make your own!
7. Coffee and Tea
8. Dairy (Yes, Even Cheese) Instead, try: Himalayan dog chews made with hard yak's cheese for a long-lasting treat.
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If you think your dog is suffering from poisoning right now, you can call the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center at (888) 426-4435 24 hours a day to talk with a poison control specialist. It's hard to resist sharing food with your dog, but while some human snacks are safe in small doses, others are downright dangerous for dogs.

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A desktop computer is a personal computer built to be used at a desk. This is in contrast both to large mainframe computers, which are not meant to be used at a desk, and to portable computers, or laptops, meant to be taken around from one location to another easily. Originally, this type of computer was be seen as a very small version of a computer, as the majority of computers required a great deal of space. These days, it is looked at as the larger end of the computer spectrum, with computers having become incredibly small.

The desktop computer was traditionally be assumed to be a fairly specific layout. This type of computer would contain most of the computer components, such as the CPU, the hard disk, and the RAM, within a single case that would sit horizontally on a desktop. A monitor would then sit on top of the computer case, and an external mouse and keyboard would attach to it.

Later, the tower became the dominant form of desktop computer. This sort of case sits horizontally, and is usually either placed under a desk, or up on the desk next to the monitor, rather than underneath the monitor. Towers usually have more space, allowing for many bays to hold things like hard drives and multiple media drives.

The all-in-one desktop computer has also been popular to varying degrees over the decades. Many of Apple's original computers were all-in-one, with the monitor included as a part of the component case, but the mouse and keyboard still being external. The later iMac series, also by Apple, continued the all-in-one tradition. All-in-one computers have a number of advantages over towers or the basic desktop, including a smaller desktop footprint, a more attractive form factor, and greater portability. In fact, many older all-in-one computers actually incorporate a carrying handle, so that they are a sort of intermediary step between a truly portable laptop and a totally static desktop computer. The trade-off is that all-in-one computers tend to be much less upgradable than other desktops, since their components are carefully sized to fit in the smallest possible area, and in some cases may even be soldered directly to other components.

Historically, the desktop computer has been desirable over the laptop computer for a number of reasons. For one, since the parts can be much larger, these computers are usually cheaper than a similarly-powerful laptop. This price difference has shrunk in the past few years, however, making laptops become a much more popular choice. A desktop computer is still, however, able to integrate more powerful components than a laptop of the same generation, making them preferable for high-performance tasks such as video and sound editing, design, and games.

Generally, a desktop computer at its peak can be seen as about a year and a half ahead of a laptop computer at its peak. The desktop is also much easier to customize than a laptop, since parts are generally not made to such specific sizes, so many people who like to build their own computers or modify their computers over time still find desktops preferable to laptops.

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Beyond Point and Click: The Expanding Demand for Coding Skills

We live in a digital world. Our phones, our cars, our banks, and our hospitals - nearly every aspect of our lives - depend on computer code. As a result, coding skills, or computer programming, are becoming core skill requirements for many well-paying jobs. Coding skills are in demand across a broad range of careers, not just for programmers. The ability not only to use but also to program software is often required of business people who work with data, of designers and marketers who create websites, of engineers who build products and technologies, and of scientists who conduct research.

This report analyzes the job market demand for coding in order to highlight the breadth and magnitude of employer demand for these skills and the range of opportunities that learning to code can open for students. The intent of this research is to showcase for school counselors and K-12 students alike the importance of learning to code and the value these skills will have in the job market.

The data contained in this report are drawn from 26 million U.S. online job postings collected in 2015 and have been analyzed to determine the specific jobs and skills that employers are seeking.

The report was prepared for Oracle Academy.

Key findings of the report include:

Coding skills are in high demand

Seven million job openings in 2015 were in occupations which value coding. This corresponds to 20% of "career track" jobs, defined as those which pay a national living wage of at least $15 per hour.

Coding skills are not just for programmers

Coding skills are of value to candidates across five major job categories:

Information Technology (IT) worker

Data Analysts

Artists and Designers

Engineers

Scientists

Coding jobs pay more

Jobs requiring coding skills pay $22,000 per year more than jobs that don't: $84,000 vs $62,000 per year. (This analysis includes only "career track" jobs.)

Coding skills provide an avenue to high-income jobs

Half of jobs in the top income quartile (>$57,000 per year) are in occupations which commonly require coding skills from job applicants.

Coding jobs are growing faster than the job market

Programming jobs are growing fastest, 50% faster than the market overall. In general, programming jobs are growing 12% faster than the market average.

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We live in a digital world. Our phones, our cars, our banks, and our hospitals - nearly every aspect of our lives - depend on computer code. As a result, coding skills, or computer programming, are becoming core skill requirements for many well-paying jobs.

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How to edit

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I have been a ghost writer online since 2003, and a professional editor on and off since before 1980, so you might want to consider this article on how editing is very important for book authors. In fact, it's also about how editing is important to ghost writers-many ghosts make their "main money" from book editing, so a lot of them are really only book manuscript editors and not ghost writers per se.

Why You Need to Hire a Book Editor

When you present your manuscript to a literary or book agent, or even a commercial publisher, it's very important for the book to be almost ready to run and print. If it isn't (if it's full of typos, spelling errors, syntax dilemmas, and problems with the overall writing), the agent often will turn away from it.

You don't want your book to be passed over. So it's best to always hire a professional book editor to give your manuscript a thorough going through before presenting it to an agent or publisher. Many book editors advertise their services as professional ghost writers. A lot of literary agents and commercial publishers hire the services of ghost writers to work on incoming manuscripts, which they feel provide worthwhile and marketable info, but which are poorly written and need substantial editing. So you can either pick and hire a good book editor yourself, or gamble that the agent or publisher you are contacting will see about arranging a book editor for you.

There are several types of editing a manuscript might need. I will list the major ones below, concentrating on the various styles and what they entail.

Styles of Book Manuscript Editing

Line editing and proofreading.

This form of editing means going over a manuscript line by line and editing it for grammar errors as you go. It doesn't entail any extensive rewriting, but there may be some use of color editing to liven up flat prose, and there may be some reduction of redundancies (such as repeated information). Basically, line editing and proofreading checks for the most basic of grammatical and syntax errors. This style of editing may include the use of a style guide, such as the Chicago Manual of Style.

Color editing/style editing.

This is the most basic form of rewriting for style. It involves rearranging some of the copy so it reads better, flows, and is more consistent overall, while retaining the basic structure of the manuscript. This is not really true rewriting, just some reworking of the wordage to make it more colorful, spicy, provocative, or original.

Show-not-tell editing.

This is an upgraded form of color editing, in which some minor to major rewriting may be involved. The idea is to take prose that is only tell not show (or in other words flat, lifeless, and merely going through the motions) and turning it into prose that transports the reader right into the scene, making them feel like they are actually there. This style of editing is often called rewriting, but its nuances are far more involved than mere rewriting.

Content editing.

This style of editing involves some major rewriting, such as rearrangements of entire scenes, some scene deletion if redundancies are involved, and minor reworking of the major and minor characters to include new characteristics. It may involve changes in overall tone and development to include new characters, new plot lines, etc. This style of editing is sometimes called extensive rewriting, and it somewhat phases into the next style: developmental editing.

Developmental editing.

In this type of edit, you will be adding a lot of new info, as well as taking some of it out if it's lifeless and undeveloped. In other words, you will be plowing deeply into the book and developing most of its info much further. You may add new traits to characters, add entirely new characters, scenes and plot lines. The point is to take what's already there and develop it further, drawing out the good in each scene. Developmental editing includes pretty much all of the above styles of editing and is the most extensive and costly form of editing.

Costs of Hiring a Book Editor

As the style of editing gets more involved, the cost for each type of editing goes up. Basic or line editing and proofreading runs anywhere from $500 to $2,000 USD for a typical 25-50,000 word book manuscript. The pricing goes up from there as the style of editing gets more intensive. Developmental editing can run anywhere from $5,000 to $50,000, depending on the amount of work actually involved. Pricing largely depends on the budget of the author and the needs of the editor or ghost writer. It will be determined on a per project basis. Spending money on your book is worth it if you want a workable, hassle-free "clean copy" that you can present professionally to the right people.

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How long did it take Greece to develope

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Pulling in more than 28 million tourists every year, Greece is one of the world's most popular holiday spots. And it's not hard to see why. Spotless sands, centuries of history, and traditional sugar-cube towns are just the start of what the country has to offer.

The biggest of the Greek islands is Crete, which boasts 650 miles of coastline and some impressive historical sights. Corfu - AKA the Emerald Isle - is known for its lush interior. Rhodes, meanwhile, gets the prize for the best sunshine record in these parts. As for Kos and Zante, they do a great line in beaches and have impressive after-dark scenes.

Santorini, Mykonos and Skiathos have all put a cosmopolitan gloss on the classic Greek combination of sun, sea and sand, while Kefalonia and Skopelos offer up beautiful beaches and laid-back towns. Thassos and Samos like to stay out of the spotlight - the beaches here are footprint-free and cypress trees are the only high rises you'll find.

If you want to stay on the mainland, consider Halkidiki, Kalamata or Parga - they're great springboards for exploring the rest of the country.

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The coding behind minecraft and how it works

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