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What means Guitar Scale Length?
Heervee October 16, 2012 December 8, 2018 Réglages/Tuning
By Robert M. Matthews
Many people think of scale length of a guitar as the length between the nut and the bridge-in other words, the playable or "business" length of the guitar string. In reality, this length is slightly longer than the official, specified scale length which is called the nominal scale length.
The nominal scale length is kind of a hypothetical ideal number. It is calculated by measuring the fixed distance between the nut and the 12th fret and then doubling this number. It is, in effect, the string length of a perfect ideal guitar in which the 12th fret would divide the strings exactly in half.
The actual "real life" scale of a guitar is longer than the nominal scale (and the 12th fret does not divide the strings exactly in half) because strings stretch as we push them down to the fretboard and the resulting notes become sharp. We adjust the intonation to compensate for string-stretching by slightly increasing the string lengths above the 12th fret which brings the raised tones back down to their proper pitch.
So, what then is the standard scale length for a guitar? In fact, there is no such thing. Different manufacturers make different guitars with different lengths of scale.
A classic example for electric guitars is the length of the Gibson scale versus the length of the Fender scale. Gibson uses a 24¾-inch scale length on both the Les Paul and SG guitars. Fender, on the other hand, uses a 25½-inch scale length on its Stratocaster and Telecaster models.
Why the difference-and does it even matter?
Yes it does. If we put the same gauge strings on our Fender and our Gibson guitars; we will find that, after we tune both guitars to concert pitch; the Gibson will have less tension on the strings. If the tension was equal on both guitars, then the shorter-scale Gibson would sound a higher note (because the strings are shorter). So the shorter strings need to be tuned with less tension to lower them down to concert pitch.
Since the Gibson strings are under less tension, bends and finger vibratos are smoother, more fluid and easier to perform. The guitar generally becomes easier to play.
So, doesn't that mean that shorter guitars are better? If fact, can't we even go a little farther and say the shorter the better?
No we can't. We are dealing with something here called an engineering tradeoff. This means, in the real world, when we improve one thing, another thing gets worse. In this case, shortening scale length makes the guitar more playable, but makes the sound less brighter.
We all know what happens when we loosen our guitar strings too much. Or when we press that whammy bar down too far. We get that pffftttt kind of sound of overly-loose strings. We lose brightness. Now, of course, this example takes things to the extreme, but it does show us what happens in the extreme. We lose the bright overtone-the high frequencies when we loosen strings.
That's one of the reasons why Strats and Telecasters have that classic twang and screaming lead sound and Les Pauls have that wonderful low-end crunch.
Scale length is a measure of the string length of a guitar. Different guitars have different scale lengths. The scale length of a guitar affects both the playability and the sound character of the instrument.
Robert M. Matthews (better known as Bob Matthews) is currently retired after more than 30 years of engineering and management experience.
As an avid guitar player for more than 35 years, Bob has created a website specifically for guitar players and future guitar players.. Feel free to visit the site at http://www.Learn-Guitar-Quick.com for great guitar-related information.
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        <amt>
          <qty>1</qty>
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        <item>(8-oz) cream cheese</item></ing>
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        <item>Phyllo leaves; at room temp</item></ing>
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   On a large towel, place 1 sheet phyllo, brush lightly with butter,
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  butter, almonds and sheets of phyllo, reserving a little butter for the
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  side, spread cheese mixture evenly over 3/4 of the pastry, leaving 1-inch
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   Place the strudel on a greased baking sheet. Brush with butter. Make small
  holes with a toothpick. Bake at 400 degrees for 10 minutes; reduce heat to
  350 and bake for 30 minutes more, until golden brown. Sprinkle with
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  From a collection of my mother's (Judy Hosey) recipe box which contained
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require 'capybara/dsl'

module Splinter
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    module Actions
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        find_and_select_option "#{id}_1i", time.year
        find_and_select_option "#{id}_2i", time.month
        find_and_select_option "#{id}_3i", time.day
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      # Finds and selects an option from a dropdown with the given ID.
      #
      # select_id - CSS ID to check, do *not* include #
      # value     - The value to select.
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        select = find(:css, "##{select_id}")
        path = ".//option[contains(./@value, '#{value}')][1]"

        select.find(:xpath, path).select_option
      end

      # Simulates a javascript alert confirmation. You need to pass in a block that will
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      #
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      #    javascript_confirm(false) { click_link "Destroy" }
      def javascript_confirm(result = true)
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        page.evaluate_script("window.original_confirm = window.confirm; window.confirm = function() { return #{result.inspect}; }")
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      private

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        unless options[:id_prefix] || options[:from]
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        options[:id_prefix] || find_prefix_by_label(options[:from])
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      def find_prefix_by_label(label)
        path = "//label[contains(normalize-space(string(.)), '#{label}')]/@for"
        find(:xpath, path).text(:all).sub(/_\di$/, '')
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La Quinta Measure G: So little time so many points to make
Added by Linda Gunnett on October 7, 2016.
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Earlier this year, the Chandi Group proposed a zoning change in the middle of residential neighborhood for an am/pm, gas station, car wash project, operating 24-hours which got the residents in an uproar. Chandi is a self-made multi-millionaire who owns these type low-end businesses, mostly in Indio and near the freeway.
The City was hell bent on approving this zoning change, much to the dismay of the residents. However, what they did not consider is that Chandi is a large contributor to the Republican party which pumps a lot of money into our Republican City Council campaigns…and they are certainly beholden.
So the residents got really organized, put up a website and made protest signs and held meetings and attended the Council meeting in droves when they were going to render a decision on this matter. What happened was Chandi pulled his request…and some residents feel we have won. I disagree. Many of us believe that after this election Chandi will bring this project before the Council again and it will be passed, of course, by those winning candidates who are beholden to him for his campaign contributions….unless we get a new Council majority, which we can do this election cycle. We need to get Paula Maietta in as Mayor and Joe Johnson as City Council…we still don't have another Council candidate we support yet.
The City of La Quinta has Measure G on the ballot, a 1% sales tax increase. Many of us are against the increase. If you are not familiar with the site "Next Door" it is an app/blog/site that neighborhoods can form through the website called "Next Door" and the members must provide their addresses so that Next Door can assign them to a group of their neighbors. It is a pretty good way of communicating with just your neighbors. The biggest problem we have had is persons can sign on to be a "lead" so they can monitor the discussions, which can get out of line/heated, but some of these leaders get into censoring statements that do not agree with their positions, which in itself, creates heated discussions.
The Gem is a newsletter that is published by the Chamber of Commerce, and the City gives them over $100,000 each year, part of which is to pay for the publishing of the Gem (and they keep all the revenue generated from it – and the Chamber gets discounted rent at City Hall). The City Manager, Frank Spevacek (remember him?) has been running "paid advertisements" full pages and 2 pages long, in support of the tax increase (of course) and those of us who are against the tax increase felt it was wrong for the City to "indirectly" pay for those ads. So, a group was formed who is "paying" for the ads – and we wondered who this group was, so William Cain RFI'd the City to get the names and that is what the following email is about.
You couldn't make this stuff up. Why would someone like Mark Johnson and George Batavick set up a website to take donations (Save the Gem) which sole purpose is to push the 1% Sales Tax increase and then form a committee put in $2,250 dollars to "Vote Yes on Measure G" and file a form 410 and 460 with the city with the same purpose to cram down the throat of the residents more taxes ?
Here is the list of your neighbors who want you to pay more sales tax:
Mark L. Johnson (he is with Coachella Valley Water District) who signed the 410 and is listed as Treasurer
George and Ellan Batavick ( Mr. Batavick who also signed the 410 and is listed as the assistant Treasurer and is also on the Investment Advisory Board ).
Sharrell Blakely ?
Dan and Edie Hylton (Mrs. Hylton retired from the city and has a pension to protect)
Ron and Kathleen Fitzpatrick (Kathleen, of course, is running for City Council)
Rob Bernheimer is CV Strategies. He is the same attorney from Indian Wells whose name was on the original promotional piece website "Save the Gem" for the tax increase. One of Bernheimer's clients is Urban Housing Communities. They owned the property on Washington/50th that Chandi Group was going to put his gas station project on. In my opinion I would venture to say (and this is speculation) that after the election, if Evans wins and if she can get another like minded person on the Council to support the Chandi Group project it will come before the Council again and get a rubber stamp approval.
I hope people are smart enough to see these connections and vote Evans out or they will see that all their hard work to defeat this project will be for naught.
Erin Gillahy of CV Strategies (she doesn't appear to even live in La Quinta but CV Strategies has the consulting contract for this group)
Richard Mills ?
Richard and Cynthia Leza ?
Andy Vossler (Landmark Golf with the contract at SilverRock)
Be sure to thank them for trying to take you hard earned money.
Again I will point out this could have been a "Special Tax" on the ballot then the residents would have know where their tax dollars were going ! No New Taxes should be a rallying cry.
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Prolific pervert befriended teen's family before sexually assaulting her
A prolific sex predator sexually assaulted a teenage girl after befriending her family who were unaware of his previous convictions for indecent assault.
Simon Nash, 35, was convicted of sexually activity with a child under 13 following a trial at Merthyr Tydfil Crown Court.
At the time of the offences, he was on a sexual harm prevention order for two separate offences of indecently assaulting children when he was teenager.
The defendant was accused of "deliberately associating himself" with the family of his victim, who cannot be named for legal reasons, in order to gain access to her.
Despite denying the offence, Nash was found guilty by a unanimous verdict on March 4 and appeared for sentencing at Cardiff Crown Court on Thursday.
He also faced a charge of making thr eats to kill but he was acquitted on this charge.
During the sentencing, prosecutor Alexander Greenwood read out a victim personal statement from the victim's mother.
It said: "It has made her ill and I have noticed a massive difference in her as a person. She has had to have support in school for mental health.
"There has been a difference in behaviour, she is non-engaging with family and locks herself in her bedroom and doesn't attend family outings.
"Before she was a lovely person, always going out and acting like a normal teenager. It has put pressure on us as a family and I feel so hopeless and upset because she won't open up to me."
In 2002, Nash was convicted of two offences of indecent assault on a female under 14 when he was 17 years old and in 2004 he was convicted of indecent assault on a female under 16 when he was 19 years old.
Sentencing, Judge Jeremy Jenkins said he considered whether to give Nash a indeterminate prison sentence but he drew back from that and decided to give the defendant an extended sentence.
He said: "You have denied the offence to the jury and the author of the presentence report and called the victim a liar and you put her through the ordeal of a trial so you get no credit.
"You are described as being completely unrepentant and as a significant risk to children. You targeted your victim who was vulnerable."
Nash, of Heol Caradog, Penywaun, Aberdare, was sentenced to seven years imprisonment, six of which he will serve in custody and the remainder on licence.


The last time we met, we were in the middle of a pub quiz. How were you doing? We're going to pick up where we left off, talking about various public houses, bars, taverns and inns that were mentioned in the Sherlock Holmes stories. Each played an important role in the story in which it was set.
And as a bonus, we'll get you inside some of the real-life establishments* that you might stroll past the next time you're in London.
*We're pleased to report that the Criterion is open, but under the name Savini at Criterion.
There's no question that fathers play a significant role in many of the Sherlock Holmes stories. But what about mothers? As Mothers Day will be celebrated on May 14 in the United States, we thought it was an appropriate time to look at mothers and motherly figures in the Canon.
From independent women to those who tragically lost their mothers, we see a common thread of strength. Where did Conan Doyle draw his examples from? And what did Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson make of such women? Its all here in Trifles.
One of the best regarded stories in the Sherlock Holmes canon is "Silver Blaze." The story has so many elements to it that lend themselves to the lore of Sherlock Holmes: the Baker Street opening, the image of Holmes and Watson in the railway carriage, a number of famous quotes. We'll be revisiting this story again in Trifles.
But for this time, our focus is on the horse. With the Kentucky Derby approaching on May 6, it's an apt time to consider the heritage of Silver Blaze and the associated activities that were happening during that time. Noted sports columnist Red Smith had some thoughts about Holmes's actions and the racetrack bookie, and S. Tupper Bigelow took an opposite tack. Who was right? You'll have to tune in to hear.


If you've looked at your cable bill recently, you know things have changed – low-priced cable is now a thing of the past. Though cable providers advertise low prices, the cost of internet and cable TV can total more than $100 every month.
And for seniors, that rising cost is too much, especially for those living on fixed incomes. But there are ways to save. You can put money back into your bank account with savings on internet and cable TV.
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Although it's changed names over the years, Spectrum is one of the most popular cable providers. Formerly known as Time Warner Cable, Spectrum is more than just popular – it's a great option for seniors who are looking to save money. From entry-level packages to comprehensive solutions, Spectrum offers a plan that can meet any of your needs.
With basic cable TV or internet only plans priced at just $44.99 per month for the first 12 months, you can enjoy a wide variety of channels and internet speeds at an affordable price. You'll get over 200 channels, including sports and local programming, free HD, and Primetime On Demand with the entry-level cable TV package. And for the same price for internet alone, you'll have no data cap, fast starting speeds, a free modem, and free antivirus software.
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And if you'd like even more variety and choices, AT&T U-Verse offers even more expansive packages. You can increase your TV options up to 470 different channels, add on premium music and sports channels, get HD and additional DVR features, and more.
Today, much of the TV you watch is heading online. But you don't have to have a fancy, high-tech setup in order to catch your favorite programming. Comcast XFINITY offers everything you want from your TV service, along with speedy internet, without having to sacrifice your traditional setup. And it's available at an affordable price too.
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Alan Parks moved to the campo near a town called Montoro in rural Córdoba in January 2008. His partner, Lorna and he had a dream to start a new business breeding South American animals called alpacas. They bought an old, part renovated Olive Mill and packed up their old lives and headed off in to the sun. Little did they know that the worldwide crisis was about to have a huge effect on their lives. During their time in Spain they have had heartache and delight with these amazing animals, witnessing both miraculous births and also sadly deaths of animals they have loved. The latest addition to the farm is called Gabi, pictured with her Mum, Bermuda.
In 2012 Alan decided to write a book about the adventures they had had since they arrived in Andalucia and the result was Seriously Mum, What's an Alpaca? Chronicling Alan and Lorna as they learn to deal with cowboy builders, animal comings and goings and over enthusiastic locals, Seriously Mum, What's an Alpaca? has proved to be very popular all over the world. Alan published the sequel, Seriously Mum, Where's that Donkey? in November 2013 and is just about to publish the third book in the trilogy.
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People say, the best camera is the one you've got with you and for many of us nowadays, that camera is our iPhones. Apple iPhones are known for their great cameras, their design makes it very easy to take great photos. However, there is a thin line between taking good photos and taking great ones. These simple and easy iPhone photography tips/tricks that will significantly improve your photos for your content marketing campaigns.
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The majority of photos you see taken are from the neutral, chest high position. As this may be the most convenient way to take pictures, it may not be the best always. There are always more creative ways, angles and perspectives to take snapshots from. Often the best way to do this is to captures moments on camera from a lower angle. Your pictures will become more intriguing as they allow you to see moments in a new way. By capturing photos from a lower angle you can show your subject with nothing but the beautiful background. This is great for removing any unwanted distractions and making the photos main subject stand out more. Also, you show interesting details in the foreground that would be lost otherwise.
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LC Bulletin: Borderplex Alliance to operate on global scale
By cobadmin | Published August 18, 2014
August 15, 2014 . Retrieved online August 19, 2014 from Alta LeCompte , Las Cruces Bulletin
Bi-national organization looks beyond the hemisphere
[Excerpts below reprinted with permission: Read the complete Las Cruces Bulletin article]
Heading into its second year, the Borderplex Alliance – which represents economic development interests of El Paso, Las Cruces and Ciudad Juárez – is developing a strategic plan, adding key staff and expanding its vision beyond the hemisphere.
"We claim we're international, but we're really only bi-national," said CEO Rolando Pablos, asserting the larger vision.
Although release of the Alliance's strategic plan is still several months in the future, Pablos cited several initiatives intended to give the region a stronger world-wide presence.
These include establishing honorary consulates, bringing a World Affairs Council to the region and beefing up Sister Cities programs.
"Our belief is if we're able to have a very strong international relations strategy, we will develop the visibility needed to attract international businesses," he said.
VP addresses global mission
One of three new hires, Anthony Giuliani is joining the Alliance staff as vice president of international economic development.
Giuliani joins the Borderplex Alliance from his previous role as general counsel for a holding company. He has domestic and international experience working with technology solutions, start-up companies and intellectual property rights.
Alliance comes of age
Pablos said the Borderplex Alliance has been diligently working to showcase the region's large work force and other unique assets and has successfully recruited industries in the financial services, business operations centers and manufacturing industries.
Pablos said he expects the Borderplex Alliance will complete its strategic plan in the first quarter of 2015.
Pat Patton, El Paso Electric's director of economic energy, chairs the committee overseeing the planning process and Garrey Carruthers, president of New Mexico State University is a member.
Valley weighs in
The Borderplex Alliance, formed in the last days of 2012, merged and expanded the mission El Paso's Regional Economic Development Corp. (REDCo) and the Paso del Norte Group (PdN Group). A 13-member steering committee was chosen from representatives of three cities.
Carruthers and Tom Hutchinson of La Posta de Mesilla are Las Cruces area members of the steering committee.
Davin Lopez, CEO and president of the Mesilla Valley Economic Development Alliance, said local organizations such as MVEDA will work in tandem with the bi-national, tri-state alliance.
"I think the results of the strategic plan they are developing will tell us what that will look like," he said of the collaboration in which the two organizations will engage. "We look forward to expanding out partnership with them."
Jerry Pacheco, vice president and founder of the Border Industrial Association in nearby Santa Teresa, and leader in the creation of the Bi-National Community in Santa Teresa and San Jerónimo, told El Paso Inc. the region already has too many plans.
Pairing business and education
Carruthers said formation of the Alliance was driven by a group of business leaders who were aware the biggest economic development challenge facing the El Paso-Las Cruces-Juárez region was its multiplicity of jurisdictions.
The initiative is led by and funded by the private sector.
The first order of business, he said, is to determine the region's transportation, infrastructure and work force needs 10 years into the future.
Opportunities include developing joint degrees and striving to meet the needs of all sections of the region.
He said the university already offers a joint program in aerospace engineering with University Autonomous of Chihuahua.
Alta LeCompte can be reached at 680-1840 or alta@lascrucesbulletin.com
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When I finish a book that just completely perplexes me – one where I have no idea quite what happened or what to think about the plot or ending – I run right to Amazon and look at the reviews to see if I'm alone.
The Book of Jonas was one of those books that sent me straight to read other reviews.
And. . . . I apparently am alone on this one. It had only five reviews on Amazon, four of which were five stars and one with a three star.
Feeling a little desperate, I went to Goodreads, where there were 88 reviews. But same story here: seventy-three of which were four or five star ratings. Everyone talked about how brilliant this book was, how amazing, how deep, and sophisticated it was.
It's not that I didn't like the book, it's that I just feel like I didn't get it.
It's the story of a boy, Jonas, from a Middle Eastern country (presumably Iraq) where his village is destroyed in a US military raid. He survives and comes to America where his transition isn't very smooth (read: eventual serious alcoholism). He's going to therapy and there, his therapist, Paul, tries to help him work through what happened to him and how he survived.
And it turns out the reason he survived is due to an American soldier who is now missing and the soldier's mother is determined to find out what happened.
The book jumps around between Jonas' present in America and past in Iraq and also some diary entries from the American solider (although it took me ages to pick up that that's what they were).
If you've read this book (which is getting phenomenal professional reviews as well as the aforementioned excellent reader reviews), would you please email me and explain what in the world happened at the end of this book?
Seriously, "not getting" a book that so many other people did doesn't make you stupid and I know exactly that feeling. Makes you feel like you kind of arrived late to a party or wasn't invited at all, right?
I felt that way when I read Gregory Maguire's "Wicked" which I happened to think was nonsensical pretentious posturing undeveloped nonsense – but it's a classic that was turned into a musical, and I'm over at my blog going, "DON'T YOU CARE THAT THIS BOOK DOESN'T MAKE ANY SENSE?"
There's no universally-liked book, so do sweat it!
I think I'm really glad not to have done that one! I think I'd have skipped it anyway as it doesn't even seem remotely interesting to me.
It's the emperor's suit, frankly. I know too many people who, when confronted with something they don't understand either hate it or LERVE it. They hate it because it makes them feel stupid — or the LERVE it to prove to everyone else that — SEE! — they're not stupid.
Now, it could be that these folks really did get it — that you missed _something_ in the book that made it all come together. Or it could be that it was written to confuse.
I'm in the middle of writing a novel that could confuse the hell out of people if I don't do my job correctly — there's a lot of flashing back to events in the near and distant past; quick switching between characters and perspectives; and several story lines.
But since I'm a storyteller, and not merely a writer or "auteur", it's my JOB to make sure most people get it. It takes a lot of work, though. I just hope that, when I'm done, there are more people who lose themselves in the prose than simply get lost.
I can't write for everyone … but the life of a story is its reader. So if I love my story I'll want to maximize its readership (without sacrificing its essence).
To paraphrase Wallace Stegner: harding writing makes for easy reading.
Well, now I feel like I HAVE to read this, just to understand what you're talking about!


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You'll want to go out fast. Stomp across the start line as the gun sounds and immediately accelerate to eighth gear. In just a few dozen steps your blood should be heated to a roiling boil and your quads should be pumping like oil derricks in an Arctic refuge.
By mile three you should be flying. Your internal temperature should be set to "Pizza Oven." At this point, you're going to want to pick up the pace.
From miles five through seven you should increase your stride rate to let your hip flexors know what's what. To a casual observer, you should look like you're being chased by a three-year-old whose parents you want to impress for some reason.
Around the seven-mile marker you'll want to start accelerating. Fall in for a few strides behind a racer who looks stronger than you, then blaze past them, yelling, "Pleasant day for a stroll, eh Jeeves! Just kidding, you're doing great!" Feel free to customize.
You should appear blurry to people cheering along the sidelines, a colored streak of grit and elbows. You're already a quarter of the way through the race, and you should be gunning it well beyond any pace you ran during training. Remember: nothing soothes burning calves like a bit of mid-marathon sprinting.
"What if I run out of fuel?" you might ask. "What if I bonk?" Easy: don't. At mile 12, slam a couple gels, splash sports water on your temples, and start trying. Remember, it's called "VO2" max for a reason. If you finish a marathon with a single drop of VO2 left in your veins, you didn't give it your max.
Mile 13 is the halfway point. Check your watch to gauge your performance and check your shoes to gauge if you're still wearing some. If you're behind your goal race pace, you'll want to start running faster. If you're ahead, it means you underestimated yourself and should be embarrassed. Double your speed and say a few Hail Marys in contrition.
From miles 14 through 20 you should be going a few tilts past full. You'll be sweating harder than you've ever sweated, sucking air like a leaf blower in reverse and making much more noise. Your lungs should be on fire—that's a sure sign you're ripping it. It will all be worth it when you taste that free yogurt at the finish line.
Mile 20 is when things get serious. Marathoners know it's the real halfway point, where you find out if your training and nutrition were dialed in. At mile twenty I recommend you really start to go. Imagine you're Eliud Kipchoge or Mary Keitany or Tom Cruise. Smile like you're pretending to enjoy it and chase down that CGI helicopter.
At mile 25, throw caution to the wind. And your hat, which has been slowing you down. You've only got a mile left, it's time to summon the kick you've been hiding from your conscious self. Get into your flow state, zone in and out simultaneously, and transmute into a being of pure energy in short shorts whose hip flexors are not currently a 20 on a 10-point pain scale.
Open up the quad throttle, lay down a patch, and stomp wildly all the way across the finish line. Grab your finisher's medal and don't stop until you hit the yogurt table. Hell, take two yogurts. You've earned them.
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Gable: Keeping kids in the sport is critical today
By Mike Finn
Editor's Note: Dan Gable built his name from his success as both a wrestler and coach, especially on the college and international level. Now a grandfather, Gable has gotten a chance to see what today's kids go through in learning the sport and recently shared his thoughts with WIN editor Mike Finn.
WIN: How would you describe today's youth and eventual junior high or middle school systems of wrestling?
GABLE: When I grew up, they did not have tournaments and competitions for kids like they do now. My first organized event did not happen until junior high school. I know kids start as young as five years old, but I'm more concerned about the junior high system. The current system for those kids is not what I went through, where you'd wrestle for three months.
Now when school starts, kids have the chance to go out for football, then swimming, then basketball, then wrestling, then track and field; all for about six weeks. When I was growing up, you could not go out for basketball and wrestling and swimming. You had to pick one of the three. I like the current option.
WIN: What are your concerns with today's junior high system?
GABLE: What I noticed was that there were a lot more seventh graders out than eight graders, so I wondered what happened to the seventh grader from the previous year.
One thing that Mike Moyer of the NWCA has talked to me about in the past 10 years is that we are losing kids. Youth wrestling, basically kindergarten through eighth grade, there like a million kids who wrestle. But once ninth grade starts, we are down to 300 thousand kids wrestling. That is a big loss.
When you have a system like this, where they are going to offer many different sports to junior high kids, you are going to have a drop off of kids because they can't do all the sports in high school. But what's even worse is that the number of junior high kids wrestling is also dropping yearly. So how does wrestling retain the number of kids that we already have wrestling and keep them wanting to stay in our sport?
WIN: Is the retention of youth and junior high wrestlers critical for the sport?
GABLE: Yes. Retention within the sport should be even more important than winning at the youth level. Coaches should be coaching for the sake of the sport and now just for the elite young wrestlers.
As kids get older and it becomes more competitive, I understand the more emphasis on winning. Yes, there will be less numbers the older the kids get, but we need to do a better job of retaining more kids so that wrestling becomes a bigger sport on the map.
With coaches caring about the sport and keeping kids in the sport, I believe we can cut the numbers leaving in half. I believe most coaches care about helping all the young wrestlers but the current system is holding them back from helping the struggling kids. This whole protocol needs to be cleaned up.
WIN: Six weeks seems like a short time for coaches to teach the sport to kids.
GABLE: I really think because the length of a season and kids are simply matched up with others at events, based on the their size and experience, my suggestion is that you have all the kids fill out a form as the season starts that shows their name, age and year, weight and experience, including whether they have had any family members also involved in the sport.
But a big key is getting to know how much the kids show in practice compared to what they write down. Instead of always instructing, it's important to just put the kids out in practice and let them wrestle. You want to find out in the first couple days what kids really know how to wrestle and even their abilities beyond wrestling.
When that happens, the kids on the sideline will be able to watch the more knowledgeable kid and they will learn more about wrestling by simply watching the more talented kid. This will also help the more knowledgeable kids learn leadership on how to help the kids who may not know as much. I believe the kids learn faster that way because they can see more what is involved.
The kids who just sit there and listen to a coach's instruction don't learn as fast as witnessing a teammate execute a hold. They have been in class all day long. Give them a break by not just giving them more instruction.
Weight is a big advantage for kids just learning to wrestle. When kids know when coaches are going to weigh them in, they may have a tendency to lose weight before the weigh-ins. With the no weigh-ins before matches, coaches should know the real weights of their kids.
WIN: By coaching kids for a short time, it seems like some coaches are going to be more worried about developing kids who know more than those who do not.
GABLE: It's important that coaches are coaching for the sport and not just coaching for the elite kids. If you have 40 kids wrestling, you want 40 kids retaining what you've taught them and 40 staying in the sport.
I would match kids from different levels of experience and ability. Kids who have wrestled a lot should be considered "A" wrestlers. Those with just a little bit of experience should be a "B" wrestler. First-year wrestlers are usually a "C" wrestler. Coaches won't really know how good a kid is until they see them in competition and they can alter what level of experience each kid is after that.
But there is also a problem here. Coaches usually send a breakdown of experience and knowledge of their kids to whatever school and coach is hosting an event so they can better match the kids. One thing that is important to include is a kid's won-loss record because it will show how much success they are having. This sheet of won-loss records only goes to the coaches and not to the fans and athletes.
The kids who are struggling need to have a better chance at feeling success and should be matched with kids who have similar records. Otherwise, they are getting less from the sport. Of all the sports where someone who loses also feels humiliation, wrestling can be one of the worse … and no one knows that more than the kids who have enjoyed success and want to watch their teammates also feel success. Those are the kids who will be sitting near the match really cheering on their teammate and really get excited when that kid finally wins.
Just before their competition there should be a mandatory coaches meeting to review the match-ups. If there is a matchup that does not look good, they should not have it.
For the sake of retaining kids in the sport, coaches have to do a great job of making sure these kids enjoy some positive results. That doesn't mean that they have to win but they need to know that they have a chance to win. Coaches do have a lot of control over retention of kids in this sport. Remember, our sport can give the most meaningful life experiences for today's kids.
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package org.wso2.carbon.apimgt.rest.api.publisher.v1;

import org.wso2.carbon.apimgt.rest.api.publisher.v1.dto.APIMonetizationUsageDTO;
import org.wso2.carbon.apimgt.rest.api.publisher.v1.dto.ErrorDTO;
import org.wso2.carbon.apimgt.rest.api.publisher.v1.dto.SubscriptionListDTO;
import org.wso2.carbon.apimgt.rest.api.publisher.v1.SubscriptionsApiService;
import org.wso2.carbon.apimgt.rest.api.publisher.v1.impl.SubscriptionsApiServiceImpl;
import org.wso2.carbon.apimgt.api.APIManagementException;

import javax.ws.rs.*;
import javax.ws.rs.core.Context;
import javax.ws.rs.core.Response;
import javax.ws.rs.core.SecurityContext;
import javax.inject.Inject;

import io.swagger.annotations.*;
import java.io.InputStream;

import org.apache.cxf.jaxrs.ext.MessageContext;
import org.apache.cxf.jaxrs.ext.multipart.Attachment;
import org.apache.cxf.jaxrs.ext.multipart.Multipart;

import java.util.Map;
import java.util.List;
import javax.validation.constraints.*;
@Path("/subscriptions")

@Api(description = "the subscriptions API")
@Consumes({ "application/json" })
@Produces({ "application/json" })

public class SubscriptionsApi  {

  @Context MessageContext securityContext;

SubscriptionsApiService delegate = new SubscriptionsApiServiceImpl();

    @POST
    @Path("/block-subscription")
    @Consumes({ "application/json" })
    @Produces({ "application/json" })
    @ApiOperation(value = "Block a subscription", notes = "This operation can be used to block a subscription. Along with the request, `blockState` must be specified as a query parameter.  1. `BLOCKED` : Subscription is completely blocked for both Production and Sandbox environments. 2. `PROD_ONLY_BLOCKED` : Subscription is blocked for Production environment only. ", response = Void.class, authorizations = {
        @Authorization(value = "OAuth2Security", scopes = {
            @AuthorizationScope(scope = "apim:subscription_block", description = "Block Subscription")
        })
    }, tags={ "Subscriptions",  })
    @ApiResponses(value = {
        @ApiResponse(code = 200, message = "OK. Subscription was blocked successfully. ", response = Void.class),
        @ApiResponse(code = 400, message = "Bad Request. Invalid request or validation error ", response = ErrorDTO.class),
        @ApiResponse(code = 404, message = "Not Found. Requested subscription does not exist. ", response = ErrorDTO.class),
        @ApiResponse(code = 412, message = "Precondition Failed. The request has not been performed because one of the preconditions is not met. ", response = ErrorDTO.class) })
    public Response subscriptionsBlockSubscriptionPost( @NotNull @ApiParam(value = "Subscription Id ",required=true)  @QueryParam("subscriptionId") String subscriptionId,  @NotNull @ApiParam(value = "Subscription block state. ",required=true, allowableValues="BLOCKED, PROD_ONLY_BLOCKED")  @QueryParam("blockState") String blockState, @ApiParam(value = "Validator for conditional requests; based on ETag. " )@HeaderParam("If-Match") String ifMatch) throws APIManagementException{
        return delegate.subscriptionsBlockSubscriptionPost(subscriptionId, blockState, ifMatch, securityContext);
    }

    @GET

    @Consumes({ "application/json" })
    @Produces({ "application/json" })
    @ApiOperation(value = "Get all Subscriptions", notes = "This operation can be used to retrieve a list of subscriptions of the user associated with the provided access token. This operation is capable of  1. Retrieving all subscriptions for the user's APIs. `GET https://127.0.0.1:9443/api/am/publisher/v1/subscriptions`  2. Retrieving subscriptions for a specific API. `GET https://127.0.0.1:9443/api/am/publisher/v1/subscriptions?apiId=c43a325c-260b-4302-81cb-768eafaa3aed` ", response = SubscriptionListDTO.class, authorizations = {
        @Authorization(value = "OAuth2Security", scopes = {
            @AuthorizationScope(scope = "apim:subscription_view", description = "View Subscription")
        })
    }, tags={ "Subscriptions",  })
    @ApiResponses(value = {
        @ApiResponse(code = 200, message = "OK. Subscription list returned. ", response = SubscriptionListDTO.class),
        @ApiResponse(code = 304, message = "Not Modified. Empty body because the client has already the latest version of the requested resource (Will be supported in future). ", response = Void.class),
        @ApiResponse(code = 406, message = "Not Acceptable. The requested media type is not supported ", response = ErrorDTO.class) })
    public Response subscriptionsGet( @NotNull @ApiParam(value = "**API ID** consisting of the **UUID** of the API. The combination of the provider of the API, name of the API and the version is also accepted as a valid API I. Should be formatted as **provider-name-version**. ",required=true)  @QueryParam("apiId") String apiId,  @ApiParam(value = "Maximum size of resource array to return. ", defaultValue="25") @DefaultValue("25") @QueryParam("limit") Integer limit,  @ApiParam(value = "Starting point within the complete list of items qualified. ", defaultValue="0") @DefaultValue("0") @QueryParam("offset") Integer offset, @ApiParam(value = "Validator for conditional requests; based on the ETag of the formerly retrieved variant of the resource. " )@HeaderParam("If-None-Match") String ifNoneMatch,  @ApiParam(value = "Keywords to filter subscriptions ")  @QueryParam("query") String query) throws APIManagementException{
        return delegate.subscriptionsGet(apiId, limit, offset, ifNoneMatch, query, securityContext);
    }

    @GET
    @Path("/{subscriptionId}/usage")
    @Consumes({ "application/json" })
    @Produces({ "application/json" })
    @ApiOperation(value = "Get details of a pending invoice for a monetized subscription with meterd billing.", notes = "This operation can be used to get details of a pending invoice for a monetized subscription with meterd billing. ", response = APIMonetizationUsageDTO.class, authorizations = {
        @Authorization(value = "OAuth2Security", scopes = {
            @AuthorizationScope(scope = "apim:subscription_view", description = "View Subscription")
        })
    }, tags={ "API Monetization",  })
    @ApiResponses(value = {
        @ApiResponse(code = 200, message = "OK. Details of a pending invoice returned. ", response = APIMonetizationUsageDTO.class),
        @ApiResponse(code = 304, message = "Not Modified. Empty body because the client has already the latest version of the requested resource (Will be supported in future). ", response = Void.class),
        @ApiResponse(code = 404, message = "Not Found. Requested Subscription does not exist. ", response = ErrorDTO.class) })
    public Response subscriptionsSubscriptionIdUsageGet(@ApiParam(value = "Subscription Id ",required=true) @PathParam("subscriptionId") String subscriptionId) throws APIManagementException{
        return delegate.subscriptionsSubscriptionIdUsageGet(subscriptionId, securityContext);
    }

    @POST
    @Path("/unblock-subscription")
    @Consumes({ "application/json" })
    @Produces({ "application/json" })
    @ApiOperation(value = "Unblock a Subscription", notes = "This operation can be used to unblock a subscription specifying the subscription Id. The subscription will be fully unblocked after performing this operation. ", response = Void.class, authorizations = {
        @Authorization(value = "OAuth2Security", scopes = {
            @AuthorizationScope(scope = "apim:subscription_block", description = "Block Subscription")
        })
    }, tags={ "Subscriptions" })
    @ApiResponses(value = {
        @ApiResponse(code = 200, message = "OK. Subscription was unblocked successfully. ", response = Void.class),
        @ApiResponse(code = 400, message = "Bad Request. Invalid request or validation error ", response = ErrorDTO.class),
        @ApiResponse(code = 404, message = "Not Found. Requested subscription does not exist. ", response = ErrorDTO.class),
        @ApiResponse(code = 412, message = "Precondition Failed. The request has not been performed because one of the preconditions is not met. ", response = ErrorDTO.class) })
    public Response subscriptionsUnblockSubscriptionPost( @NotNull @ApiParam(value = "Subscription Id ",required=true)  @QueryParam("subscriptionId") String subscriptionId, @ApiParam(value = "Validator for conditional requests; based on ETag. " )@HeaderParam("If-Match") String ifMatch) throws APIManagementException{
        return delegate.subscriptionsUnblockSubscriptionPost(subscriptionId, ifMatch, securityContext);
    }
}


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