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    Car Safety

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    good braking system always stops the car in the minimum distance possible while remaining stable‚ have a constant response which is consistent with brake pedal pressure and let you easily control the car while braking. Disk and drum brakes are the two types used in cars. Drum brakes are very good to have on your rear axel but not as effective on the front where better balance and heat dissipation is a must. Heat dissipation is the brakes ability to get rid of the immense amount of heat created by

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    Brake Assignment

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    band brake. This system was largely more effective than the spoon brake. The band brake consisted of a drum attached to the axle of the rear wheels or the drive shaft under the vehicle‚ that was accompanied by a band with a friction lining that wrapped around the drum and was applied by a hand lever that acted on a number of solid rods that pulled and in turn contracted the band around the drum. This system became popular and widely used by manufactures by 1904. In 1898 the early disc brake was

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    Reggae Drumming

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    each beat all depending on how the music/ piece is counted) and combines with the drum that emphasises on beat 3 creating a unique feel. Reggae music usually has a 4/4 time signature‚ with a low tempo. For the drums‚ 8th notes are often played on the hi-hat‚ followed by a loud snare or rim-shot which can always be heard on the 3rd beat of a bar. Like any other genres‚ reggae music uses a standard drum-kit (bass drum‚ 2 rack toms‚ 1 floor tom‚ hi-hats‚ Crash / Ride Cymbal (s) and a highly tuned snare

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    the “Self-Portrait” project‚ this is what filled my head. With the way I will artistically express myself would be the not so usual musical presentation students would create‚ which is dubstep‚ an electro-dance music genre that features syncopated drum and percussion patterns with bass lines that contain prominent sub bass frequencies also known as wobbles (Dubstep). Because of its unusual progression of bass lines/wobbles‚ the sound of a dubstep “drop” would sound like two angry aliens or robots

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    making and playing drums. For this activity you will need coffee cans‚ paper‚ stickers‚ crayons‚ glue‚ and tape. To begin this activity have children decorate a coffee can. Once they have personalized their drum gather them on the carpet. Tell the children to bang their drums with their hands‚ then say stop. Play a little game of stop and go with them so they have time to experiment with the drum. When the children are quiet tell them that you want them to play their drum quietly and then loud

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    Eq Settings Guide

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    holding down the overall volume of the track 60 Hz and below - sub bass (feel only) 80(-100) Hz - feel AND hear bass 100-120 Hz - the "club sound system punch" resides here 200 Hz and below - bottom 250 Hz - notch filter here can add thump to a kick drum 150-400 Hz - boxiness 200 Hz-1.5 KHz - punch‚ fatness‚ impact 800 Hz-4 KHz - edge‚ clarity‚ harshness‚ defines timbre 4500 Hz - exteremly tiring to the ears‚ add a slight notch here 5-7 KHz - de-essing is done here 4-9 KHz - brightness‚ presence‚ definition

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    Objectives 1. Explain the difference between conventional and diagonal split piping system and their application. 2. Describe the function of the compensating port of the master cylinder. 3. Explain the operation of the residual check valve on the drum brake circuit of the master cylinder. 4. Explain the safety advantage of having two hydraulic circuits in the master cylinder. 5. Describe the difference between the Portless and Lockheed master cylinders. 10 LEXUS Technical Training

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    Compiled by Mr. Michael Huestis Suggested Percussion Ensemble Literature Grade 1 Agnus Dei by Palestrina arr. Moore Allegro Movement from Water Music by Handel arr. Moore Centurian March for Percussion by Morris Brand Chick Corea’s Children’s Songs (Set #1) arr. Steinquest Dreamer by Bobby Christian Funeral March of a Marionette by Gounod arr.Hernandez Happy Farmer by Schumann arr. Roy Hungarian Dance by Brahms arr. Roy Katie’s Bossa by Crockarell March a la Turk by Beethoven arr

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    Physics of Hydraulics

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    The type of physics that I will be presenting is a branch of Fluid Mechanics. Fluid mechanics studies the physics of gases and liquids. Hydraulics is defined as: "a branch of science that deals with practical applications of liquid in motion." Merriam-Webster’s Medical Dictionary‚ via www.dictionary.com The science started over thousands of years ago with Aristotle (384-322 B.C.) and Archimedes (287-212 B.C.). Many European scientists also contributed to hydraulics‚ including

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    Buddy Rich

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    Brenda Rivera Period 3 Drums: Buddy Rich Bernard Rich better known as Buddy Rich was born in Brooklyn‚ New York on September 30‚ 1917. He was known for prodigious talent in the drums. He started his career as a child in vaudeville‚ a type of entertainment popular in the US in the early 20th century. He began to play at before his second birthday. He appeared in Broadway at the age at 4 and toured at the age of 6. He also singed and danced but drumming was his most impressive talent. Later in life

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