 to the output EQ as the tool for making the wedge sound natural, not the input. This also serves as a quick test to know if something is wrong with the monitor, crossover or amplifier. Once comfortable, you now have a reference – when something doesn’t sound right, you know it’s the source.
A sole mix engineer is responsible for providing a mix to two important groups: the audience and the performers. The audience is hearing the house mix through the main PA. The performers hear the monitor mix through wedges and possibly IEMs, both of which are completely different from the PA.
When confronted with a single channel strip for the singer’s main vocal and another for her guitar, how do you manage making both sound good through two or three completely different loudspeakers? Split. Think of yourself as a hybrid engineer. In the traditional live audio world, both house and monitor engineers have a split of all inputs. But as a Lone Ranger, you’re not that fortunate; it’s all you.
Whirlwind IMP and Radial Engineering ProMS2 isolated splitters.
But why can’t there be the same flexibility and separation? There can be, by splitting inputs to separate channels on the console, one for the house mix and the other for the monitor mix. Be sure to un-assign the “monitor channels” from the stereo bus. The monitor sends will come from the “monitor channels” and not the house channels. The parametric nature of channel EQ and its accompanying high-pass filter are potent tools for monitor mixing.
This approach provides independent control over each input for each type of output/loudspeaker. It can be done at the desk or at the snake head using simple XLR “Y” cables or a proper isolated splitter such as a Radial Engineering ProMS2 or Whirlwind IMP splitter. (Both are available in 1 x 2 and 1 x 3 configurations). Another useful tool for this purpose is the Klark Teknik Square ONE, a unit providing a 8-in x 24-out split.The Common Units were purchased in a Directed Unit Program in connection with the initial public offering of common units representing limited partner interests in the Issuer.
The Phantom Units granted to Mr. Dewbre convert into Common Units in equal installments on the first, second, third, fourth and fifth anniversaries of the date of the grant.Redshirt senior running back Clint Ratkovich practices on Aug. 20 at Huskies Stadium. Ratkovich scored a touchdown late in the fourth quarter of NIU’s 22-21 win over Georgia Tech.
DeKALB — Fresh off an upset victory last week against Georgia Tech, the NIU football team has begun preparing for their home opener against the University of Wyoming Cowboys at 12:30 p.m. Saturday.
The Huskies celebrated a boneyard win 22-21 in Atlanta on Saturday, finishing the Yellow Jackets with a game-winning drive and two-point conversion catch by redshirt senior wide receiver Tyrice Richie in the final minute.
Head coach Thomas Hammock said the win, the first for many on a team of 87 freshmen, helped the Huskies understand “The Hard Way” mentality that has been their creed for many years.
Redshirt freshman offensive lineman JJ Lippe got the win in his first collegiate start, but Lippe said the time for celebration is over with Wyoming coming to town.
The Wyoming Cowboys are coming off their own narrow victory, avoiding an upset to Montana State University with a late touchdown to win 19-16. Hammock expects another nail-biter this weekend.
The Cowboys enter the game with a solid running attack led by senior running back Xazvian Valladay. Valladay rushed for 78 yards in Wyoming’s win last Saturday.
Hammock and the players appearing at NIU’s weekly press conference all echoed the sentiment that Wyoming was a physical team. Redshirt senior linebacker Lance Deveaux Jr., who led the Huskies with 12 tackles last week, said the game will come down to which team plays tougher.
The game marks the first full capacity game at Huskie Stadium since 2019, after spectators were limited last year. Hammock hopes a return of fans means a huge advantage at home.
With access to seating at Huskie Stadium being considered indoors, masks will be required at all times until spectators reach their seats. NIU Athletics is also introducing a new clear and small bag policy, a new re-entry policy, and encouraging mobile ticket usage. More details can be found on the NIU Athletics website.
Kickoff is scheduled for 12:30 p.m. Saturday at Huskie Stadium, with the game being available on ESPN+.<filename>src/Avalonia.Input/InputExtensions.cs
// Copyright (c) The Avalonia Project. All rights reserved.
// Licensed under the MIT license. See licence.md file in the project root for full license information.

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using Avalonia.VisualTree;

namespace Avalonia.Input
{
    /// <summary>
    /// Defines extensions for the <see cref="IInputElement"/> interface.
    /// </summary>
    public static class InputExtensions
    {
        /// <summary>
        /// Returns the active input elements at a point on an <see cref="IInputElement"/>.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="element">The element to test.</param>
        /// <param name="p">The point on <paramref name="element"/>.</param>
        /// <returns>
        /// The active input elements found at the point, ordered topmost first.
        /// </returns>
        public static IEnumerable<IInputElement> GetInputElementsAt(this IInputElement element, Point p)
        {
            Contract.Requires<ArgumentNullException>(element!= null);

            return element.GetVisualsAt(p, IsHitTestVisible).Cast<IInputElement>();
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Returns the topmost active input element at a point on an <see cref="IInputElement"/>.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="element">The element to test.</param>
        /// <param name="p">The point on <paramref name="element"/>.</param>
        /// <returns>The topmost <see cref="IInputElement"/> at the specified position.</returns>
        public static IInputElement InputHitTest(this IInputElement element, Point p)
        {
            return element.GetInputElementsAt(p).FirstOrDefault();
        }

        private static bool IsHitTestVisible(IVisual visual)
        {
            var element = visual as IInputElement;
            return element!= null &&
                   element.IsVisible &&
                   element.IsHitTestVisible &&
                   element.IsEnabledCore &&
                   element.IsAttachedToVisualTree;
        }
    }
}
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I wonder how systemd is deciding on network device node/device names
Quote from: PCNetSpec on July 11, 2016, 12:09:16 pmI wonder how systemd is deciding on network device node/device namesMaybe this:
i'm guessing you (tppthpthp) also have autologin enabled? try if logging out and in again helps with the icon and menu.if so do this to disable autologinsudo pluma /etc/lightdm/lightdm.confremove your username after "autologin-user="save and then rebootyou'll have to login but the icon and right click menu should be fine now.This past weekend was an exciting weekend at UCLA, as the 2011 Project ECHO Competition was held on Sunday Morning. If you're unfamiliar, Project ECHO is a program that educates K-12 students on entrepreneurship and provides an opportunity to develop and pitch business plans.
Students Pitched entrepreneurial ideas in a variety of categories, and at the end of the day, the best pitch from each room had the opportunity to pitch to a group of entrepreneurs.
Lots to talk about so let's get right to it.
* For all of the controversy surrounding Wayne Rooney earlier this season, he seems to have settled back into life at Carrington. He's been relatively out of the spotlight, with United piling on points and Berbatov and Chicharito handling the bulk of the goal scoring. And then he struck this masterpiece against City, giving United the badly-needeed three points. Beautiful.
* United and Chelsea were off from Champions League duty this week, but Arsenal and Tottenham represented England very well. I loved that Tottenham played their usual, aggressive, attacking style even though they were in the San Siro. They needed Gomes to make some big stops especially in the 2nd half, but were rewarded with Crouch's late winner from Aaron Lennon - that's two English players that bring home a 1-0 Tottenham win in Mlan.
* Given how well Barcelona has played this year, a 1-0 defeat for the Gunners would have been respectable. But full marks to Arsenal for bunking that logic and going for the draw, and then the win, in the final 12 minutes. Makes me wonder about Barcelona: La Liga has been almost too easy for them this year, with just a modest Real Madrid challenge to contend with; switching to the more intense Champions League is really difficult.
* This summer might be the end