Introduction

Welcome to the tuesday book club and Revolutions podcast thread!

Upcoming

Week 122: No More Vietnams Chapter 4 and The Shah Chapter 14
As follows is the scheduled reading a few weeks out:
Week 123: No More Vietnams Chapters 5-6 and The Shah Chapter 15
Week 124: Republic (Plato) Chapters 1-2 and The Shah Chapter 16

More Information

The Full list of books are as follows:
Year 1:

• Classical Liberalism: A Primer
• The Road To Serfdom
• World Order
• Reflections on the Revolution in France
• Capitalism and Freedom
• Slightly To The Right
• Suicide of the West
• Conscience of a Conservative
• The Fractured Republic
• The Constitution of Liberty
• Empire​
• The Coddling of the American Mind

Year 2:

• Revolutions Podcast (the following readings will also have a small selection of episodes from the Revolutions podcast as well)
• The English Constitution
• The US Constitution
• The Federalist Papers
• A selection of The Anti-Federalist Papers
• The American Revolution as a Successful Revolution
• The Australian Constitution
• Democracy in America
• The July 4th special: Revisiting the Constitution and reading The Declaration of Independence
• Democracy in America (cont.)
• The Origins of Totalitarianism

Year 3:

• Colossus
• On China
• The Long Hangover
• No More Vietnams< - We are here
• Republic - Plato
• On Obligations - Cicero
• Closing of the American Mind
• The Theory of Moral Sentiments
• Extra Reading: The Shah
• Extra Reading: The Real North Korea
• Extra Reading: Jihad

Explanation of the 2024 readings and the authors: Tuesday Book Club 2024
Participation is open to anyone that would like to do so, the standard automod enforced rules around flair and top level comments have been turned off for threads with the "Book Club" flair.
The previous week's thread can be found here: No More Vietnams Chapters 1-2 and The Shah Chapter 12
The full book club discussion archive is located here: Book Club Archive

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Hello
I've a lot of questions but also some rants, so please bear with me.
I'm planning to install a heat pump whilst we do a ground floor extension. We need to do all the work at the same time because our gas meter is in the way of the new structure, so we want to install the water tank, disconnect the gas, and then install the heat pump.
The cheaper providers out there, like Octopus, were not interested as they wanted everything built before we install the pump. I don't want to do that for the reasons above, and also because I don't want to rip up our flooring to put the pipes in just a few months after the extension goes in.
Independent installers have mostly ballparked a 12kw Vaillant unit. Some have estimated anywhere from £20k down to £6900k for the install. That's not including radiator upgrades.
We went with a local firm for £6900. The Heat Loss survey was £600 but would be offset against the install. Nobody came, and instead they worked off plans. I was even asked to measure some spaces to check height clearance for the tank, which I refused to do. Eventually after I protested, someone from the company came round, didn't look around the house (apart from checking the headroom), and said that we should just run the system and see if the radiators we have are adequate. When I asked if I'd need planning permission for such a big unit, I was told that it was a formality and would take 3 weeks, maximum, and that they couldn't advise whether the pump would overload our 60A electricity supply.
Anyway - I've lost confidence in this firm. I'm now talking to another firm that has quoted £7000 (I'd have to write off the sunk £600 with the other firm). They recommend replacing the radiators (to avoid gunk damaging the new system), and also zoning the house into 3 zones across the 3 floors. He also advised using standard pipes (not armoured) to go through the garden from the house to the heat pump, and said he'd thread them through drainpipe for protection. We'll be digging the trench to 60cm.
We put in planning to site the 12kw pump about 5m from the back of our row of houses, placing it in a flowerbed. Now the neighbours are kicking off because they're worried about noise pollution. They also, interestingly enough, have an air conditioning unit against their back wall on the patio.
So I guess my questions are:

• Given the quotes I've had, and comparing to Octopus am I paying over the odds?
  
• Do I have reasonable grounds to demand a full or at least partial refund for the heat loss work?
  
• Does anyone have experience dealing with noise objections from neighbours when fitting a pump?
  
• Is the drainpipe idea OK?
  
• Why is this all so bloody hard and confusing!?!
  

Note, I have never read the CES letter so I don't know what's in it or the level of detail provided. I don't know if any of the following overlap that
So I can call it CES letter TWO? It didn't take long...
Sure, here is a more detailed letter with at least 40 additional concerns about Mormonism in the style of the CES Letter:

Additional Concerns about Mormonism

Introduction

Dear CES Director,
After extensive study and reflection on my previous questions, I have encountered additional concerns about Mormonism that I feel compelled to address. These concerns further challenge the foundations of my faith and raise significant questions about the history, doctrines, and practices of the LDS Church.

Pre-Existence and Plan of Salvation

1. Pre-Existence Doctrine: The concept of a pre-mortal existence is unique to Mormonism and lacks substantial scriptural support outside of LDS scriptures. How can we reconcile the LDS teachings on pre-existence with the broader Christian theological framework, which does not include this doctrine?
   
2. Plan of Salvation: The LDS Plan of Salvation is complex and differs significantly from traditional Christian views of salvation. Why does the plan include the necessity of temple ordinances and exaltation, which are not mentioned in the Bible?
   

Modern Prophecies and Revelations

1. Modern Revelations: Why have there been fewer public, significant revelations in recent decades compared to the early days of the church? How do we understand the role of modern prophets if new revelations are infrequent or administrative rather than doctrinal?
   
2. Changes in Revelation: The discontinuation of some practices (e.g., blood atonement, Adam-God theory) that were taught by early prophets raises questions about the consistency and infallibility of modern revelations. How can we trust that current teachings will not also be revised or abandoned?
   
3. Second Anointing: The practice of the second anointing, an ordinance reportedly given to select members, is not openly discussed or taught in the general membership. Why is there a lack of transparency about this ordinance, and how does it fit within the broader doctrine of the church?
   

Scriptural Integrity

1. Book of Moses: The Book of Moses contains unique doctrines and stories not found in the Bible. How can we verify the authenticity of these additional scriptures when there is no external historical or archaeological evidence to support them?
   
2. Joseph Smith Translation (JST): The Joseph Smith Translation of the Bible includes significant changes and additions. Why do we not use the JST as the official Bible of the LDS Church, and why are some JST changes not included in the LDS edition of the Bible?
   
3. Apocrypha: The LDS Church's stance on the Apocrypha is inconsistent. Why are certain apocryphal texts included in LDS teachings, while others are disregarded?
   

Gender and Sexuality

1. Gender Roles: The rigid gender roles prescribed by the church, including the exclusion of women from the priesthood, do not align with modern views on gender equality. How can the church reconcile its teachings with contemporary understanding of gender and equality?
   
2. LGBTQ+ Issues: The church's stance on LGBTQ+ issues, including opposition to same-sex marriage and the treatment of LGBTQ+ members, has caused significant pain and alienation. How can the church's teachings be reconciled with principles of love, acceptance, and equality?
   
3. Heavenly Mother: The doctrine of a Heavenly Mother is taught but not openly discussed or included in worship. Why is there such reticence to fully acknowledge and incorporate Heavenly Mother into church teachings and practices?
   

Historical Inaccuracies

1. Pioneer Accounts: Some pioneer stories and accounts of early church history have been found to be embellished or inaccurate. How can we trust the historical narratives taught in church when there are discrepancies and potential exaggerations?
   
2. Manifest Destiny: The church's historical involvement in westward expansion and Manifest Destiny raises ethical questions about its impact on Native American populations. How does the church address these historical injustices?
   
3. Mountain Meadows Massacre: The church's role and response to the Mountain Meadows Massacre remain controversial. Why was there a delay in addressing this tragedy, and how does the church account for the actions of its leaders involved in the event?
   
4. First Vision Variants: The multiple accounts of Joseph Smith's First Vision contain discrepancies. How can the church reconcile these differences and present a consistent narrative?
   

Ecclesiastical Authority

1. Church Leadership: The process of selecting church leaders, including apostles and prophets, is not transparent. How can members have confidence in the leadership selection process when it lacks transparency and democratic principles?
   
2. Financial Transparency: The church's financial dealings, including the use of tithing funds and investments, are not fully transparent. How can members be assured that their contributions are being used appropriately without detailed financial disclosures?
   
3. Role of Women: Women's roles in leadership are limited. How can the church address the growing demand for gender equality in leadership and decision-making roles?
   

Doctrinal Changes

1. Temple Changes: Significant changes to temple ceremonies have occurred over time. How can these changes be explained if the ceremonies are supposed to be divinely revealed and unalterable?
   
2. Priesthood Ban: The priesthood ban on black members was lifted in 1978, but the reasons for its implementation remain unclear. How does the church justify this historical policy?
   
3. Word of Wisdom: The interpretation and application of the Word of Wisdom have evolved. How can these changes be reconciled with the claim of direct revelation?
   
4. Tithing: The requirement for tithing as a determinant of temple worthiness can place financial strain on members. How does the church address the ethical implications of this requirement?
   

Church Culture and Practices

1. Correlation Program: The church's Correlation Program has centralized and standardized teachings, sometimes at the expense of local autonomy. How does this impact the diversity of thought and practice within the church?
   
2. Church Discipline: The process of church discipline, including excommunication, is often opaque and can be perceived as punitive. How can this process be made more transparent and compassionate?
   
3. Seminary and Institute: The curriculum in seminary and institute programs often emphasizes conformity and discourages critical thinking. How can these programs foster a more open and inquisitive approach to faith?
   

Social Issues

1. Political Involvement: The church's involvement in political matters, such as Proposition 8 in California, raises questions about the separation of church and state. How does the church navigate its political engagement while respecting diverse political views among members?
   
2. Humanitarian Efforts: While the church engages in humanitarian efforts, the extent and transparency of these efforts compared to its financial resources are often questioned. How can the church ensure that its humanitarian work is sufficiently robust and transparent?
   
3. Mental Health: The emphasis on perfection and worthiness can contribute to mental health struggles among members. How is the church addressing the mental health needs of its members?
   

Education and Information

1. Church History Curriculum: The curriculum often omits or glosses over controversial aspects of church history. How can the church ensure that members receive a comprehensive and honest education about their faith?
   
2. Intellectual Freedom: Scholars and intellectuals who question or critique church teachings can face censure or excommunication. How can the church create a more open environment for scholarly inquiry and debate?
   

Ethical Concerns

1. Transparency in Revelation: The process by which revelations are received and communicated to the church membership lacks transparency. How can members have confidence in the revelatory process?
   
2. Historical Revisionism: There are instances where church history has been revised or sanitized. How can the church reconcile this with a commitment to truth?
   
3. Apologetics: The methods and approaches of LDS apologetics can sometimes be seen as defensive and dismissive of legitimate concerns. How can the church foster a more open and respectful dialogue with critics?
   

Interfaith Relations

1. Exclusivity Claims: The claim that the LDS Church is the "only true church" can strain relations with other faith communities. How can the church promote interfaith respect and cooperation while maintaining its doctrinal claims?
   
2. Missionary Methods: Some missionary methods, including the use of high-pressure tactics and the emphasis on baptism numbers, can be problematic. How can the church ensure that its missionary efforts are ethical and respectful?
   

Additional Scriptural Concerns

1. Lectures on Faith: Once included in the Doctrine and Covenants, the Lectures on Faith were later removed. Why were these foundational teachings removed, and what does this say about the consistency of LDS doctrine?
   
2. Sealed Portion of the Book of Mormon: The Book of Mormon mentions a sealed portion that has yet to be revealed. How does the church address questions about the content and significance of this sealed portion?
   

Rituals and Ordinances

1. Endowment Ceremony: Changes to the endowment ceremony over time raise questions about its divine origin and consistency. How can these changes be explained?
   
2. Baptisms for the Dead: The practice of proxy baptisms for the dead is unique to the LDS Church. How can this practice be reconciled with broader Christian teachings on salvation?
   

Philosophical and Theological Issues

1. Nature of God: The LDS teaching that God was once a man and that humans can become gods differs significantly from traditional Christian theology. How can these teachings be reconciled with biblical scripture?
   
2. Eternal Progression: The concept of eternal progression, including the potential for humans to become gods, is unique to Mormonism. How can this doctrine be substantiated?
   

Community and Cultural Issues

1. Cultural Homogeneity: The church's culture can often feel homogeneous and exclusionary to those from diverse backgrounds. How can the church create a more inclusive environment?
   
2. Youth Programs: The emphasis on strict moral codes...
   

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Hey everyone, I’m helping a good friend of mine sell some of his records. He is from Hawaii and has been collecting and selling for many years. Super reliable shipper and seller, some of the best packing I’ve seen. Purchased many records from him in the past, always incredible! A great selection of prog/psych here, all cleaned and graded accordingly. Some play tested, some visually graded.
*Johnny Winter – First Winter Buddah BDS 7513 1969 c-VG+ / r-VG $5
[SOLD] *Cream – Disraeli Gears RSO RS1-3010 1977 RE c-VG+ / r- VG+ $18
*Sopwith Camel – The Miraculous Hump Returns From The Moon – Reprise MS2108 – 1973 Promo c-M- / r-VG+ $36
*Captain Beefheart – Unconditionally Guaranteed – Mercury SRM1709 – 1974 c-VG+ RW / r- VG+ glossy, pressing marks $17
*The Bonedaddys - A-KOO-DE-A Chameleon D1-74751 – 1988 M- / M- $10
*Papa John Creech – self titled - Grunt FPR-1003 – 1971 c- VG (RW, EW) / r- VG $7
*King Crimson – In the Court of the Crimson King – Atlantic SD8245 – 1969 c- VG edge wear / r- M- $40
*David Bowie – Tonight – EMI SJ17138 – 1984 M- / M- $15
*Canned Heat – self titled - Liberty LST7526 – 1967 c- M- / r- VG- needle mk. across 1 side, pops $7
*Shiva’s Headband – Take Me To the Mountain – Capital ST538 – 1970 c- M- / r- M- $20
*Moby Grape – self titled – Columbia CS9498 – 1967 (s) finger cvr. M- / M- $60
*Love – Dacapo - Elektra EKL4005 – 1967 (s)c- VG / r- VG+ $35
*Nazz - self titled – SGC Rec SD5001 – 1968 VG+/VG+ $15
*Spreadeagle – The Piece of Paper – Buddah CAS1055 – 1972 – New Sealed corner cut c- VG+ / r- M $12
*Mahogany Rush – Child of the Novelty – 20th Century Records T451 – 1974 VG+ / VG+ $20
*Gram Parsons / The Flying Burrito Bros. - Sleepless Nights – A&M SP4578 – 1976 M- / M- $24
*Crow – Crow Music – AMARET ST5002 – 1969 c-VG / r- VG+ $17
*H.P. Lovecraft – self titled – Phillips PHS 600 252 1967 - DG VG / VG $22
*Sir Douglas Quintet – Honkey Blues – Smash SRS67108 – 1968 c- VG / r- VG+ $22
*The Merry Go Round - Self Titled (You’re A Very Lovely Woman Live) - A&M SP4132 – 1967 VG / VG $18
*The Electric Prunes – Underground – Reprise 6262 – 1967 (s) c- VG / r- VG $18
*The Electric Prunes – self titled – Reprise 6248 – 1967 (s) c- VG cor. Bend / r- VG $18
*Morning Glory – Two Suns Worth – Fontana SRF67573 – 1968 VG+ / VG+ $12
*The Moody Blues – Go Now - Moody Blues #1 - London LL3428 – 1965 mono c- VG woc, faded / r- VG crackle $10
*Ten Years After – self titled – Deram DES18009 – 1967 (s) DG c- VG+ rw / r- M- $20 *Randy California – Kapt.Kopter – Epic KE31755 – 1972 VG / VG $14
*Show of Hands – Formerly Anthrax – Electra EKS74084 – 1970 c- VG+ / r- VG crackle $5
*Hawkwind – In Search of Space – United Artists UAF5567 – 1972 M- / M- DG (die cut cover) $50
*Smoke - Carry On Your Idea - UNI 73052 – 1969 DG c- VG / r- M- $22
*Various Artists – Philadelphia Folk Festival ’74 – 1974 promo VG+ / VG+ $10
*Nazz – Nazz Nazz- SGC SD5002 – 1969 (s) c- VG+ r- M- RED WAX $20
*The Farm Band – 2 LP – Mantra S-3535 – 1972 c- VG ss repaired / r- VG+ with orig. inner sleeve. Rare hippy commune band $100
*Jimmie Haskell – California ’99 – ABC - ABCX728 – 1971 DG c- VG+ r- M- with huge insert & orig. inner sleeve $10
*Giant Crab – Cool It Helios - UNI73057 – 1969 DG promo stmp c- VG+ / r- M- $22
*The Underground – Psychedelic Visions - Mercury WC16337 - 1967 DG c- VG+ r- M- $28
*The Hollies – Greatest Hits – Imperial LP-12350 – 1967 DG c- M- r- VG+ $10
*The Paupers – Magic People – Verve FTS3026 – 1967 c- VG+ / r- VG+ $16
*Various Artists - Revolution (soundtrack) – United Artists UAS5185 -1968 New Sealed M/M (Quicksilver, Steve Miller, Mother Earth) $20
[SOLD] *The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band – Part 1 – Reprise 6247 – 1967 (s) c- G water damage bottom front r- VG Rare psych $38
*Arthur Brown – The Crazy World of - Track SD8198 – 1968 VG+ / VG+ $15
*Sam the Sham and the Pharaohs – Wooly Bully – Polydor (French) 817848-4 - 1984 RE M- / M- $25
*The Who – Magic Bus – Decca DL75064 – 1968 (s) VG+ / VG+ $20
*Them – self titled – Parrot PA61005 – 1965 (s) c- VG+ cor bd. R- VG $20
*Them – Again – Parrot PAS71008 – 1966 (s) DG c- VG+ r- VG crackle $38
*Dave Clark Five – Glad All Over – Epic LN24093 – 1964 (m) VG+ / VG+ 1st State Cover $18
*Andwella – World’s End – Dunhill DF50095 c- VG rw, sw / r- VG $28
*Crazyhorse – self titled – Reprise RS 6438 – 1971 c- VG+ r- M- $14
*Grootna – self titled – Columbia C31033 – 1971 Promo (s) VG+ / VG+ $22
*Moby Grape – Grape Jam – Columbia MGS1 – 1968 (s) c- VG+ r- VG crackle $6
*Harry Nilsson – Son of Dracula – Rapple ABL1-0220 – 1974 w/ Ringo M- / M- (die cut fold out cover) $16
*The Fire Escape – Psychotic Reaction – GNP GNP2034 – 1967 (s) c- VG+ / r- G $5
*Procol Harum – Shine On Brightly – A&M SP4151 – 1968 (s) VG+ / VG+ $10
*The Band – Music from Big Pink – Capitol 2955 – 1968 (s)c- M- r- VG+ $60
*The Young Rascals – Groovin’ – Atlantic SB8148 – 1967 VG+ / VG+ $15
*The Easybeats – Friday On My Mind – United Artists UAS6588 – 1967 (s) c- VG+ / r- VG $22
*The Kinks – You Really Got Me – Reprise 6143 - 1964 (m) VG / VG plays fine $16
*The Kinks – Face to Face – Reprise RS6228 – 1966 (s) c- M- / r- VG+ $40
*Quicksilver Messenger Service – self titled – Capital ST2904 1968 (s) c- M- / r- VG $15
*V/A What’s Shakin’ – Elektra EKS74002 c- VG / r- VG+ (Lovin Spoonful, Clapton, Butterfield, Al Kooper) $10
*Pure Food and Drug Act – Choice Cuts – Epic KE3141 – 1972 c- VG- / r- VG+ $10
*Gram Parsons – The Early Years, Vol. 1 – Sierra/Briar SRS8702 – 1979 c- VG+ rw r- M- $10
*United States of America – self titled Columbia CS 9614 1968 Mono Promo wl, c- VG+ rw / r- VG+ light crackle in quiet parts (psych, rare in Mono/ Promo) $100
*Joe Byrd & the Field Hippies – American Metaphysical Circus Columbia MS 7317 DG 2-eye c- VG crackle r- VG $14

Due to life circumstances I've recently had to stay in a rental for the first time in years. It is one of those old villa style houses that always seem to be a badly maintained perennial rental property, and I was low key dreading the cold, packing warm clothes and blankets remembering when I first moved out and my days in uni.
But I was pleasantly surprised to find that the house is perfectly comfortable and barely cold at all, even with the heat pump turned off. I suppose I never really thought about the difference that insulation and heating would have on houses. I'm fortunate to own my own house which already had it sorted so never thought much about it when it was being rolled out.
I can't help but think how much of an actual impact the healthy homes standards have had on so many people's quality of life since they were implemented. It might seem like a relatively small change but it definitely adds up, and I can't think all the little ways it would have helped when I was studying.
So yeah, just a post appreciating the improved rental standards these days, I remember it being a bit of a debate at the time, but in my mind it is completely worth and must save the country millions of dollars in the long run in efficiency and healthcare costs.

Sooo many options! Any thoughts on something I've never heard of but sounds nice because high efficiency and low noise. Just never heard of ArcoAire before (HVAC guy originally suggested American Standard, Goodman)
Quoted for both to install at 11k
https://www.arcoaire.com/en/us/products/heat-pumps/ion-18-variable-speed-heat-pump-vh8/

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ADMINISTRATOR - VER5e+01 [circuitbreaker] / Key Am, BPM 138, 7:01, MP3 17.59 Mb
AN:TI - 108 street [Nomer] / Key Dm, BPM 135, 5:16, MP3 12.73 Mb
Addiy - This Is Beat [Nexus Recordings] / Key Gm, BPM 126, 5:43, MP3 14.03 Mb
Alessandra Jamarne - Dance It Out [Manicomio Music] / Key Abm, BPM 128, 5:32, MP3 13.57 Mb
Alex Asci - Soon Forget [Hidden Source] / Key G, BPM 133, 6:18, MP3 15.32 Mb
Alkove - El Preso [TRANSA RECORDS] / Key Gm, BPM 125, 5:52, MP3 14.66 Mb
Andreu Bacchetti - Conga Inside [EP Recording] / Key Dm, BPM 125, 4:29, MP3 10.90 Mb
Archër (ES) - Magic Wave [Geometrical Records] / Key Abm, BPM 127, 8:10, MP3 19.86 Mb
Arthur Robert - Kepler 452b [circuitbreaker] / Key Gm, BPM 141, 5:02, MP3 12.83 Mb
Aruhtra - What You Gonna Do [WH Records] / Key Am, BPM 125, 5:11, MP3 12.53 Mb
BABY GEE VIBES - BRAIN VIBES [EDM Vibes Music] / Key Gm, BPM 150, 6:32, MP3 15.90 Mb
Basscontroll - Flowing Time [Bass Controllism Records] / Key F, BPM 120, 4:20, MP3 10.75 Mb
Basscontroll - Intimate Groove [Bass Controllism Records] / Key Cm, BPM 126, 9:39, MP3 23.51 Mb
Basscontroll - Native Instruments (Original Vibrations Mix) [Bass Controllism Records] / Key Fm, BPM 124, 7:14, MP3 17.69 Mb
Basscontroll - Raving Goes On [Bass Controllism Records] / Key Gm, BPM 84, 4:36, MP3 11.37 Mb
Basscontroll - Veni Vidi Vici [Bass Controllism Records] / Key Cm, BPM 114, 7:15, MP3 17.76 Mb
Basscontroll - Which Witch [Bass Controllism Records] / Key Abm, BPM 117, 10:30, MP3 25.54 Mb
BlackTune - House [Dark Mountain Recordings] / Key Gm, BPM 128, 3:54, MP3 9.53 Mb
Blaq Owl - OMG! [Blaq Owl Music] / Key Dm, BPM 118, 6:35, MP3 15.94 Mb
Blaq Owl - The Prayer [Blaq Owl Music] / Key Gm, BPM 116, 7:29, MP3 18.12 Mb
Blaq Owl - The Spirit of Allah [Blaq Owl Music] / Key Em, BPM 116, 7:12, MP3 17.46 Mb
Bliss Looper, Evolutionary, Chill Sunrise - Beaming [High Vibe Records] / Key C, BPM 87, 2:31, MP3 6.19 Mb
Broken Music - Gimme Some [Moorgate Records] / Key Fm, BPM 127, 3:28, MP3 8.51 Mb
Bruderschaaft - Schwartzlicht [Hidden Source] / Key Dm, BPM 135, 5:13, MP3 12.72 Mb
Bruno Brufatto, SODREE - Balançou [Happy Techno Limited] / Key Gm, BPM 128, 4:55, MP3 12.38 Mb
Burak Özan - Let You Down [EYRA Music] / Key Cm, BPM 105, 3:05, MP3 7.59 Mb
Burak Özan - Rüya [EYRA Music] / Key Fm, BPM 105, 3:07, MP3 7.67 Mb
CIOFFI - Fever (Original mix) [Underdub Records] / Key Gm, BPM 143, 5:26, MP3 13.31 Mb
CIOFFI - Lesson (Allan Gallego Remix) [Underdub Records] / Key Dbm, BPM 133, 4:51, MP3 11.92 Mb
CIOFFI - Lesson (Amour Noir Remix) [Underdub Records] / Key Am, BPM 144, 5:47, MP3 14.16 Mb
CIOFFI - Lesson (Ellie (GR) Remix) [Underdub Records] / Key Dbm, BPM 138, 5:41, MP3 13.92 Mb
CIOFFI - Lesson (Original mix) [Underdub Records] / Key F#m, BPM 140, 5:03, MP3 12.41 Mb
CIOFFI - Open Mind (Original mix) [Underdub Records] / Key Bbm, BPM 138, 5:37, MP3 13.78 Mb
Carara - Silver Note (Advanced Human Remix) [Gynoid Audio] / Key Em, BPM 134, 6:25, MP3 15.56 Mb
Carara - Silver Note (Alvinho L Noise & Steel Force Remix) [Gynoid Audio] / Key Bbm, BPM 138, 5:36, MP3 13.61 Mb
Carara - Silver Note (Brian Burger Remix) [Gynoid Audio] / Key Cm, BPM 134, 7:14, MP3 17.51 Mb
Carara - Silver Note (Larix Remix) [Gynoid Audio] / Key Dm, BPM 137, 4:38, MP3 11.26 Mb
Carara - Silver Note (Raw Edit) [Gynoid Audio] / Key Am, BPM 137, 6:42, MP3 16.24 Mb
Carara - Silver Note (Robert Johnstone Remix) [Gynoid Audio] / Key F#m, BPM 93, 6:33, MP3 15.89 Mb
Cb-Myck - CB Mind [Interstellar Sounds Records] / Key Am, BPM 124, 4:43, MP3 11.59 Mb
Cb-Myck - Creamy Suite [Interstellar Sounds Records] / Key C, BPM 124, 7:08, MP3 17.40 Mb
Cb-Myck - Reptilian [Interstellar Sounds Records] / Key Fm, BPM 124, 7:48, MP3 19.02 Mb
Chris Wink - Only Heaven Can Tell(Deeper Alternative Mix) [KIMBA Records] / Key Bbm, BPM 118, 3:55, MP3 9.53 Mb
Chris Wink - Passengers of Time [KIMBA Records] / Key Gm, BPM 119, 4:16, MP3 10.38 Mb
Christopher Gonzalez - 20 Degrees [The Acid Mind Recordings] / Key Bbm, BPM 142, 5:25, MP3 13.37 Mb
Christopher Gonzalez - 50 Degrees [The Acid Mind Recordings] / Key Abm, BPM 139, 5:46, MP3 14.24 Mb
Christopher Gonzalez - 90 Degrees [The Acid Mind Recordings] / Key Fm, BPM 138, 5:22, MP3 13.26 Mb
Click Clack - Sounds Like Acid [Starskream] / Key Dbm, BPM 140, 6:24, MP3 15.70 Mb
Coalstone - Honey [BeatCode] / Key Bbm, BPM 134, 6:27, MP3 15.61 Mb
Coke Straw - Thabani In Ghana [EP Recording] / Key Ebm, BPM 124, 8:12, MP3 19.82 Mb
Connor Wall - Setback [circuitbreaker] / Key Abm, BPM 135, 5:22, MP3 13.63 Mb
CoolDeep - Baby [EYRA Music] / Key Am, BPM 97, 4:04, MP3 9.95 Mb
Court Gabin - Turn to Me (Nu Ground Foundation Underground Trance) [RSI] / Key Db, BPM 126, 6:22, MP3 15.65 Mb
Cream House, Kayden Wayans - Do Not Touch [Love Is the Only Way] / Key Em, BPM 125, 3:24, MP3 8.34 Mb
Croquet Club - Don't Say (Talee's Pool Party Extended Mix) [Reflections] / Key Ebm, BPM 125, 5:55, MP3 14.51 Mb
Crown & Beyond - Leave Ya [Glamour Stuff Recordings] / Key Bm, BPM 125, 3:27, MP3 8.41 Mb
D-Knox - Chanting [Black Nation Records] / Key Em, BPM 73, 6:09, MP3 15.22 Mb
D-Knox - Chillen in Warszawa [Sonic Mind Records] / Key Am, BPM 134, 5:45, MP3 14.13 Mb
D-Knox - Deep Meditation [Black Nation Records] / Key Am, BPM 140, 4:46, MP3 11.88 Mb
D-Knox - Mind Calming [Black Nation Records] / Key Em, BPM 141, 4:20, MP3 10.85 Mb
D-Knox - Move Yo Body [Sonic Mind Records] / Key F#, BPM 135, 5:44, MP3 14.09 Mb
D-Knox - Take a Chance [Sonic Mind Records] / Key Em, BPM 135, 4:32, MP3 11.21 Mb
D-Knox - Throwback Breaks [Sonic Mind Records] / Key Em, BPM 130, 5:26, MP3 13.37 Mb
D-Knox - Total Concentration [Black Nation Records] / Key Bm, BPM 71, 5:35, MP3 13.85 Mb
DHertz - Techno - Bush [DHertz] / Key Eb, BPM 140, 2:48, MP3 6.98 Mb
DJ Johan Weiss - Feel the Bassline [BeatCode] / Key Abm, BPM 135, 7:03, MP3 17.06 Mb
DJ Wope - La Musiquilla [Wope Records] / Key Abm, BPM 126, 3:22, MP3 8.27 Mb
DJ これからの緊急災害 - Armas [Fast Music Community] / Key Fm, BPM 170, 4:57, MP3 12.46 Mb
DJ これからの緊急災害 - Las Palabras Son Armas [Fast Music Community] / Key Cm, BPM 160, 7:30, MP3 18.41 Mb
DJ これからの緊急災害 - Obsesivo [Fast Music Community] / Key Bbm, BPM 80, 4:10, MP3 10.40 Mb
DJ これからの緊急災害 - Randomizer [Fast Music Community] / Key Bm, BPM 181, 2:02, MP3 5.45 Mb
DJ これからの緊急災害 - Toma Por Delante [Fast Music Community] / Key Dm, BPM 160, 3:46, MP3 9.63 Mb
DMP - Caos [Moksha Records] / Key Gm, BPM 138, 5:41, MP3 13.87 Mb
DMP - Cuarzo Gris [Moksha Records] / Key Gm, BPM 138, 6:12, MP3 15.12 Mb
DMP - Equimosis [Moksha Records] / Key Am, BPM 138, 5:37, MP3 13.73 Mb
DMP - Exiliado [Moksha Records] / Key Abm, BPM 138, 5:37, MP3 13.73 Mb
DMP - Exodo [Moksha Records] / Key Dbm, BPM 138, 5:41, MP3 13.87 Mb
DMP - Luna [Moksha Records] / Key Ebm, BPM 138, 6:37, MP3 16.10 Mb
DMP - Represalia [Moksha Records] / Key Ebm, BPM 138, 4:45, MP3 11.65 Mb
Damne - Fox fur [Wetland] / Key Am, BPM 135, 5:43, MP3 14.02 Mb
Damne - Frost is a Plant killer [Wetland] / Key Bm, BPM 93, 5:31, MP3 13.53 Mb
Damne - Strange Dog [Wetland] / Key Am, BPM 140, 6:39, MP3 16.24 Mb
Damne - Strangers in the Night [Wetland] / Key Ebm, BPM 140, 5:02, MP3 12.37 Mb
Damne - Trouble [Wetland] / Key Abm, BPM 93, 5:58, MP3 14.63 Mb
Damne - UFO [Wetland] / Key Abm, BPM 140, 5:57, MP3 14.56 Mb
Damolh33 - Land0 (Original mix) [Damolh Records] / Key Dm, BPM 124, 9:21, MP3 22.63 Mb
Damolh33 - Land0 (Taipan (SK) remix) [Damolh Records] / Key Am, BPM 134, 8:33, MP3 20.74 Mb
Dario Suerte - Close Your Eyes (Dario's Extended Dub) [GNTLMN] / Key Cm, BPM 120, 9:29, MP3 22.96 Mb
Dario Suerte - Close Your Eyes [GNTLMN] / Key Cm, BPM 120, 6:03, MP3 14.72 Mb
DarkBourne - Flawless [Quantum Rhythm Label] / Key Em, BPM 135, 2:55, MP3 7.74 Mb
DarkBourne - No Rest [Quantum Rhythm Label] / Key Ebm, BPM 135, 2:55, MP3 7.17 Mb
DarkBourne - One Step [Quantum Rhythm Label] / Key Dm, BPM 135, 2:55, MP3 7.07 Mb
DarkBourne - To The Grave [Quantum Rhythm Label] / Key Dm, BPM 135, 2:55, MP3 7.18 Mb
Dast (Italy) - Bye Romy [Illegal Alien Records] / Key Cm, BPM 138, 5:36, MP3 13.70 Mb
Dast (Italy) - Dancing Somebody [Illegal Alien Records] / Key Em, BPM 138, 7:14, MP3 17.61 Mb
Dast (Italy) - Nebula [Illegal Alien Records] / Key Am, BPM 140, 6:07, MP3 14.94 Mb
Dast (Italy) - Tag [Illegal Alien Records] / Key Gm, BPM 130, 5:55, MP3 14.44 Mb
Davalo - Super Fly [Happy Techno Limited] / Key Bbm, BPM 127, 5:48, MP3 14.50 Mb
David Hazard - Fractals [AUTEKTONE DARK] / Key Abm, BPM 150, 5:14, MP3 12.82 Mb
David Jager - Before [We Are Klexos] / Key Dm, BPM 125, 6:12, MP3 14.98 Mb
David King Dj - Duro Lento [Microverse] / Key B, BPM 125, 4:46, MP3 11.73 Mb
Decoder - Giggling [circuitbreaker] / Key Gm, BPM 125, 6:20, MP3 15.96 Mb
Demille Vaughnn - The Night Is Young (Come On) (Dear's Main Mix) [Deep In Ya Soul Recordings] / Key Am, BPM 121, 7:28, MP3 18.04 Mb
Director 9 - Heliopolis [Dog And Man] / Key Bb, BPM 125, 4:21, MP3 10.49 Mb
Diskontrol - REFLEJO VIRTUAL [Controlla] / Key Bb, BPM 127, 5:04, MP3 12.52 Mb
Diskontrol - REFLEJO VIRTUAL (Valmaiin Remix) [Controlla] / Key Bbm, BPM 127, 6:10, MP3 15.17 Mb
Dj Pastis, Eldra, Dj Ninu - Lestat [Hardtrance Squad] / Key Em, BPM 170, 5:21, MP3 12.99 Mb
Dj Pastis, Fini, Dj Ninu, Xory - Vorfreude [Hardtrance Squad] / Key Am, BPM 169, 5:56, MP3 14.43 Mb
Dj Pastis, Wasi Distorsion, Dj Ninu - Outside World [Hardtrance Squad] / Key Cm, BPM 175, 5:58, MP3 14.49 Mb
Dkult - De Dentro Cá Para Fora [Luminar Records] / Key Gm, BPM 143, 6:23, MP3 15.49 Mb
Dkult - Dentro Cá Fora [Luminar Records] / Key Gm, BPM 143, 6:16, MP3 15.22 Mb
Dkult - Fora Cá Dentro [Luminar Records] / Key Bm, BPM 143, 6:16, MP3 15.22 Mb
Dkult - Fora Cá Fora [Luminar Records] / Key F#, BPM 143, 6:16, MP3 15.22 Mb
Dr Kubiko - Playing With Techno [My Last Secret] / Key Em, BPM 135, 5:42, MP3 13.82 Mb
Dr Kubiko - Playing With Techno (Veronica Elton Remix) [My Last Secret] / Key Em, BPM 126, 6:25, MP3 15.54 Mb
Drisan - Fortified Dub [OHM Series] / Key Gm, BPM 124, 8:26, MP3 20.36 Mb
ERR0 - Cobaia [DifferentSound] / Key Am, BPM 144, 5:05, MP3 12.31 Mb
ERR0 - Id [DifferentSound] / Key Gm, BPM 146, 5:49, MP3 14.04 Mb
ERR0 - Oedipus [DifferentSound] / Key F#m, BPM 144, 5:33, MP3 13.43 Mb
ERR0 - REM [DifferentSound] / Key Gm, BPM 144, 5:07, MP3 12.36 Mb
Elekplunkinkantk, Rowland Dowens - Penelope [Kinkanahia Music] / Key Fm, BPM 131, 4:28, MP3 11.01 Mb
Elekplunkinkantk, Synchronisation Ohne Grenzen - Electronic paradise (Dub Mix) [Electronic Potatoes] / Key F#m, BPM 128, 2:50, MP3 7.01 Mb
Elekplunkinkantk, Synchronisation Ohne Grenzen - Electronic paradise [Electronic Potatoes] / Key F#m, BPM 128, 4:34, MP3 11.17 Mb
Elekplunkinkantk, Synchronisation Ohne Grenzen - Let It Be Now [Electronic Potatoes] / Key Cm, BPM 126, 2:51, MP3 7.04 Mb
Embus, GAGH - Vou Te Botar [Happy Techno Limited] / Key Am, BPM 130, 6:10, MP3 15.37 Mb
Erik Yahnkovf - El Antidoto [CAPRICORN] / Key Dm, BPM 131, 6:30, MP3 15.73 Mb
Erik Yahnkovf - Enfermedad [CAPRICORN] / Key Cm, BPM 130, 6:02, MP3 14.61 Mb
Erik Yahnkovf - Pain Flex [CAPRICORN] / Key F#m, BPM 130, 6:03, MP3 14.65 Mb
Franck Biyong, Mary May - Lipanda [Tangential Music] / Key Cm, BPM 116, 3:46, MP3 9.18 Mb
Frank Muller - Buy Some Shit from Detroit [FMR] / Key Abm, BPM 133, 7:30, MP3 18.07 Mb
Franz Jager - Kantine [circuitbreaker] / Key Am, BPM 144, 6:42, MP3 16.84 Mb
Gaston Lopez, Gentleman (DJ) - Midnight Reverberations [GNTLMN] / Key Abm, BPM 119, 6:16, MP3 15.35 Mb
Gege, Malatek - Cocaine [Dexx Records] / Key Gm, BPM 128, 4:01, MP3 9.87 Mb
Genning - Song Of The Morning Stars [OHM Series] / Key Ebm, BPM 126, 7:08, MP3 17.22 Mb
Goteko - Italian Job [BeatCode] / Key Cm, BPM 132, 6:32, MP3 15.82 Mb
Grigollo, Haluem - Vapuvu [Happy Techno Limited] / Key Abm, BPM 130, 5:55, MP3 14.77 Mb
Guada Bonnin - Aire [Merien Records] / Key Bbm, BPM 142, 6:19, MP3 15.86 Mb
Guada Bonnin - Insaciable [Merien Records] / Key Gm, BPM 140, 5:29, MP3 13.84 Mb
HAAB - Sweet Faith [SevenSky Records] / Key G, BPM 120, 4:04, MP3 9.93 Mb
HRDP - POSEIDON [Lost in Perversion] / Key Em, BPM 145, 5:26, MP3 13.35 Mb
HRDP - UNCODE [Lost in Perversion] / Key Gm, BPM 137, 6:12, MP3 15.17 Mb
Hidden People - Distant Voices [OHM Series] / Key Ebm, BPM 121, 5:10, MP3 12.52 Mb
Hilola Samirazar - One Day [EYRA Music] / Key Am, BPM 102, 3:00, MP3 7.36 Mb
INØSTRØZA - Falla Por Temperatura [Habitat Musical Records] / Key Gm, BPM 108, 5:23, MP3 13.29 Mb
INØSTRØZA - Marco de pegado [Habitat Musical Records] / Key F#m, BPM 137, 5:09, MP3 12.74 Mb
INØSTRØZA - Pasarela Derramada [Habitat Musical Records] / Key Abm, BPM 136, 5:18, MP3 13.11 Mb
Isolalla - Tokia [T-Tracks Music] / Key Bbm, BPM 126, 5:35, MP3 13.53 Mb
J Aristi, Rizzo (Col) - Sample & Tarros [Used Goods] / Key Gm, BPM 128, 6:46, MP3 16.55 Mb
Jeff Garcia - Funky [EP Recording] / Key Fm, BPM 125, 6:13, MP3 15.06 Mb
Jens Mueller - Peace Is An Illusion [Betrieb Records] / Key Gm, BPM 138, 5:36, MP3 13.72 Mb
Jens Mueller - To The Edge [Betrieb Records] / Key Abm, BPM 138, 5:36, MP3 13.72 Mb
Jhon Dee - Language Beat [Caliclub Recordings] / Key Bm, BPM 130, 5:43, MP3 13.95 Mb
Jhon Gutierrez - Churchill [EP Recording] / Key Am, BPM 124, 5:38, MP3 13.68 Mb
Jhon Roux - Yearning [EP Recording] / Key Gm, BPM 124, 6:04, MP3 14.71 Mb
Johnny Pluse - Toastie [Blindsided] / Key Bm, BPM 110, 3:13, MP3 8.32 Mb
Jonyx, Camila Arach - This is Acid [Drillers Records] / Key Dbm, BPM 130, 6:02, MP3 15.08 Mb
Jonyx, Camila Arach - This is Acid (Remix) [Drillers Records] / Key Dbm, BPM 130, 5:56, MP3 14.86 Mb
Jovan Grios - Naturaleza [Cronos ES] / Key Cm, BPM 120, 6:24, MP3 15.83 Mb
Juan Mejia, Jemimah Eze - Juneau (Amazing) [Into the Cosmos] / Key Am, BPM 117, 5:00, MP3 12.29 Mb
Junior Souza, GUINNI - Get Out [Happy Techno Limited] / Key Abm, BPM 130, 5:55, MP3 14.77 Mb
Juram - Bambú [EP Recording] / Key Am, BPM 122, 8:09, MP3 19.72 Mb
KASIMOFF - My Last Word [Mark Music] / Key Am, BPM 90, 3:26, MP3 8.39 Mb
KTTK, Onacity - Bring the Nrg [Happy Techno Limited] / Key Fm, BPM 126, 4:38, MP3 11.72 Mb
Kholiqov - Feelings [EYRA Music] / Key Am, BPM 110, 2:40, MP3 6.57 Mb
Kim Kemi - Back Home (MHM 1 & Antony Difrancesco Remix) [Bump Music] / Key Am, BPM 124, 7:13, MP3 17.36 Mb
Konstantinus - French Is What I Need [BeatCode] / Key Abm, BPM 137, 6:48, MP3 16.44 Mb
Kooya - Electrolyte [BeatCode] / Key Bm, BPM 130, 6:24, MP3 15.50 Mb
KyoshII The Epic - The Weird - The Wonderful - Game Changer [BeatCode] / Key Em, BPM 136, 6:01, MP3 14.57 Mb
LSS - Perch [circuitbreaker] / Key Dbm, BPM 129, 7:56, MP3 19.81 Mb
Lask - Deepbush [circuitbreaker] / Key Db, BPM 142, 6:22, MP3 16.04 Mb
Lecture - Bionic [McCarty records] / Key Gm, BPM 124, 7:49, MP3 19.12 Mb
Lenata - Lisbon [BeatCode] / Key Gm, BPM 140, 5:29, MP3 13.30 Mb
Leopold Bär - TF02 [Ghost Program Records] / Key Abm, BPM 133, 5:47, MP3 14.12 Mb
Leopold Bär - TF02 (RSD-86 Remix) [Ghost Program Records] / Key Em, BPM 138, 6:20, MP3 15.41 Mb
Libellula - Lipstick Town (Nu Ground Foundation Classic Edit) [Rushmore] / Key Fm, BPM 124, 2:36, MP3 6.35 Mb
Libellula - Lipstick Town (Nu Ground Foundation Classic Mix) [Rushmore] / Key Ebm, BPM 124, 6:29, MP3 15.67 Mb
Libellula - Lipstick Town (Nu Ground Foundation Deep 'N' Low Dub) [Rushmore] / Key Dbm, BPM 124, 5:58, MP3 14.43 Mb
Lindsey Herbert - Control [circuitbreaker] / Key Cm, BPM 142, 6:08, MP3 15.48 Mb
Litchy & Smiley - It's Like [Happy Techno Limited] / Key Dbm, BPM 128, 5:46, MP3 14.43 Mb
Luca La Rocca - Don't Panic [Hidden Source] / Key Am, BPM 136, 5:42, MP3 13.88 Mb
Luiz Lazzaro - Can't Stop (DNO Remix) [Future Soundz] / Key Gm, BPM 127, 3:07, MP3 7.84 Mb
Lynne - Gno [Rave Nation Recordings] / Key Em, BPM 127, 5:18, MP3 12.75 Mb
M-Paths - Beach [Mighty Force Recordings] / Key Eb, BPM 86, 6:22, MP3 15.42 Mb
M-Paths - Celestial [Mighty Force Recordings] / Key F#m, BPM 120, 6:32, MP3 15.82 Mb
M-Paths - Contemplate [Mighty Force Recordings] / Key Gm, BPM 120, 4:19, MP3 10.53 Mb
M-Paths - Emerge [Mighty Force Recordings] / Key Am, BPM 170, 6:03, MP3 14.66 Mb
M-Paths - Escaping the Humdrum [Mighty Force Recordings] / Key Fm, BPM 116, 7:58, MP3 19.26 Mb
M-Paths - Grow Part Three [Mighty Force Recordings] / Key Gm, BPM 120, 4:15, MP3 10.36 Mb
M-Paths - In No Hurry [Mighty Force Recordings] / Key Bm, BPM 118, 9:06, MP3 22.01 Mb
M-Paths - In the Warmth [Mighty Force Recordings] / Key C, BPM 127, 3:20, MP3 8.18 Mb
M-Paths - On the Up [Mighty Force Recordings] / Key Am, BPM 128, 6:23, MP3 15.46 Mb
M-Paths - Panoramic [Mighty Force Recordings] / Key Am, BPM 113, 4:26, MP3 10.80 Mb
M-Paths - Reflect [Mighty Force Recordings] / Key Fm, BPM 116, 5:38, MP3 13.70 Mb
M-Paths - Soaring [Mighty Force Recordings] / Key Bm, BPM 120, 7:03, MP3 17.06 Mb
M-Paths - Submerge [Mighty Force Recordings] / Key Am, BPM 128, 5:32, MP3 13.44 Mb
MAPP4 - Brinca [Blackside] / Key Em, BPM 128, 5:45, MP3 14.03 Mb
MAPP4 - Bring Me Higher [Blackside] / Key Cm, BPM 127, 6:10, MP3 15.05 Mb
MLA.VU - My Bassline [Acid Positive +] / Key Bbm, BPM 135, 6:24, MP3 15.81 Mb
MLV - One More Night [Balloonz Records] / Key Am, BPM 126, 5:01, MP3 12.11 Mb
MMØ - Forbearance [Xelima Records] / Key Am, BPM 137, 5:16, MP3 13.47 Mb
MMØ - No Return [Xelima Records] / Key F#m, BPM 137, 5:30, MP3 14.04 Mb
MMØ - Still Missing [Xelima Records] / Key Bm, BPM 136, 5:27, MP3 13.90 Mb
MacX - Sunset Vibes [City Life Music] / Key Cm, BPM 119, 4:20, MP3 10.56 Mb
Maddrum - Decoder [Drak Records] / Key Bbm, BPM 133, 6:26, MP3 15.70 Mb
Malcolm Lewis - About Last Night [Flash Frequency Productions] / Key Am, BPM 124, 5:04, MP3 12.32 Mb
Malcolm Lewis - Groove Capital [Flash Frequency Productions] / Key Dm, BPM 120, 4:52, MP3 11.88 Mb
Malcolm Lewis - Groove Capital (Remix) [Flash Frequency Productions] / Key Em, BPM 120, 5:32, MP3 13.48 Mb
Marko Zalazar - Cassette [Happy Techno Limited] / Key Gm, BPM 127, 6:37, MP3 16.47 Mb
Martin Climax - Audio Communication [Sonic Tropic] / Key Am, BPM 124, 6:54, MP3 16.68 Mb
Martin Climax - Zakopane [Sonic Tropic] / Key Am, BPM 124, 6:58, MP3 16.93 Mb
Maty Badini - Excited [We Are Klexos] / Key Am, BPM 126, 5:22, MP3 12.99 Mb
Max V. - Mister DJ (Edit Mix) [Atop Records] / Key Em, BPM 120, 3:24, MP3 8.38 Mb
Max V. - Mister DJ [Atop Records] / Key Em, BPM 120, 4:52, MP3 11.90 Mb
Mikas - Crazy [Progressive Grooves Records] / Key Dm, BPM 128, 4:53, MP3 12.17 Mb
Mikhail Catan - Compassion [Deep Elite] / Key Cm, BPM 107, 6:30, MP3 15.91 Mb
Mr. Wilson and the French Ticklers - Hypnotic Longing [Craze Records] / Key Gm, BPM 137, 5:19, MP3 12.99 Mb
Mr. Wilson and the French Ticklers - Level Up [Craze Records] / Key Bm, BPM 92, 4:21, MP3 10.65 Mb
Mr. Wilson and the French Ticklers - Live Love Die [Craze Records] / Key Fm, BPM 124, 5:10, MP3 12.61 Mb
Mr. Wilson and the French Ticklers - One Shot [Craze Records] / Key Gm, BPM 124, 4:00, MP3 9.75 Mb
Mr. Wilson and the French Ticklers - We Could Live [Craze Records] / Key Cm, BPM 142, 2:52, MP3 7.13 Mb
Mr. Wilson and the French Ticklers - What Binds [Craze Records] / Key G, BPM 124, 5:10, MP3 13.10 Mb
Mr.lucky, Tech C - Mamababa (TC Dj Remix) [Neapolis Records] / Key Cm, BPM 93, 8:09, MP3 19.66 Mb
Mr.lucky, Tech C - Mamababa Groove (TC Dj Remix) [Neapolis Records] / Key Cm, BPM 93, 8:09, MP3 19.66 Mb
Mzade - Amerikaz [GeoPlay] / Key Dbm, BPM 100, 2:38, MP3 6.46 Mb
Naked Art - Drive To Cape Town (Ancient Roots Late Nite Mixx) [Deep In Ya Soul Recordings] / Key Am, BPM 121, 7:09, MP3 17.41 Mb
Naked Art - Drive To Cape Town (Demille Vaughnn's Afro-Room Remixx) [Deep In Ya Soul Recordings] / Key Bm, BPM 121, 6:53, MP3 16.74 Mb
Naked Art - Drive To Cape Town (Original Main) [Deep In Ya Soul Recordings] / Key Bm, BPM 109, 4:48, MP3 11.74 Mb
Neo - Suppressed Action [circuitbreaker] / Key Gm, BPM 142, 7:35, MP3 18.94 Mb
Neuron - Distant Memories [EYRA Music] / Key E, BPM 97, 4:15, MP3 10.35 Mb
OOOOØ ЯENDON - All Night [LETS TECHNO records] / Key Abm, BPM 150, 5:46, MP3 14.02 Mb
Ohsha Kai, Marc Jay - Space [Bump Music] / Key Bm, BPM 118, 7:05, MP3 17.06 Mb
Oldschool Dubtechno .Producer - Tree of Life [OHM Series] / Key Dm, BPM 124, 6:54, MP3 16.68 Mb
Oleg Evil - Aneroid [Diffuse Reality Records] / Key Gm, BPM 136, 5:25, MP3 13.38 Mb
Oleg Evil - Ataraxia [Diffuse Reality Records] / Key Gm, BPM 127, 4:32, MP3 11.28 Mb
Oleg Evil - Confusion [Diffuse Reality Records] / Key Gm, BPM 127, 5:55, MP3 14.61 Mb
Oleg Evil - Degeneration [Diffuse Reality Records] / Key F#m, BPM 138, 3:57, MP3 9.85 Mb
Oleg Evil - Disturbance of consciouness [Diffuse Reality Records] / Key Em, BPM 136, 4:42, MP3 11.69 Mb
Oleg Evil - Mental Retardation [Diffuse Reality Records] / Key Dbm, BPM 136, 4:35, MP3 11.41 Mb
Oleg Evil - Psycotherapy [Diffuse Reality Records] / Key F#m, BPM 136, 4:48, MP3 11.90 Mb
Oppose - String Theory [DRK records] / Key Am, BPM 146, 6:02, MP3 14.67 Mb
Oppose - Trinity [DRK records] / Key Gm, BPM 148, 6:08, MP3 14.93 Mb
Opposite - Undercover [Fuzion Music] / Key Am, BPM 128, 7:53, MP3 19.00 Mb
Panca Borneo - Escape The Reality [BRONEO RECORDS] / Key Fm, BPM 128, 3:23, MP3 8.23 Mb
Panca Borneo, Cliffrs - It's You [BRONEO RECORDS] / Key Fm, BPM 126, 3:33, MP3 8.77 Mb
Papa Tin - Realize (Instrumental Mix) [Dreams Come True Music] / Key Bm, BPM 110, 5:18, MP3 12.85 Mb
Papa Tin - Realize [Dreams Come True Music] / Key Bm, BPM 110, 5:18, MP3 12.85 Mb
Paripe - I dont need this [Epoque Music Electronic] / Key G, BPM 125, 5:03, MP3 12.34 Mb
Paripe - I dont need this (Remix) [Epoque Music Electronic] / Key Gm, BPM 125, 6:01, MP3 14.64 Mb
Pasiphaë Group - Aegaeon [OHM Series] / Key Fm, BPM 114, 6:28, MP3 15.65 Mb
Phyxx - Confused [Hidden Source] / Key Dm, BPM 138, 6:32, MP3 15.88 Mb
Play On Disco - Local Tribe [Klexos Records] / Key Dbm, BPM 119, 6:28, MP3 15.75 Mb
Play On Disco - Rancor [Klexos Records] / Key Am, BPM 119, 6:13, MP3 15.17 Mb
Politics Of Dancing - Let's Do This (Boris Werner's Bleep Remix) [Politics Of Dancing Digital] / Key Gm, BPM 127, 6:49, MP3 16.45 Mb
Politics Of Dancing - Let's Do This [Politics Of Dancing Digital] / Key Ebm, BPM 127, 1:46, MP3 4.33 Mb
Politics Of Dancing - Mamma [Politics Of Dancing Digital] / Key Cm, BPM 127, 7:07, MP3 17.18 Mb
Politics Of Dancing - Never Stop [Politics Of Dancing Digital] / Key C, BPM 127, 6:36, MP3 15.94 Mb
Pumping Alien - A Cid [Technological Records] / Key Gm, BPM 138, 5:38, MP3 13.73 Mb
Pumping Alien - Heat Light Pressure [Technological Records] / Key Abm, BPM 138, 6:58, MP3 16.95 Mb
Pumping Alien - Starlight Everywhere [Technological Records] / Key F#m, BPM 140, 5:05, MP3 12.44 Mb
PytRok - Loving Me [DeepShine Music] / Key Am, BPM 117, 3:58, MP3 9.82 Mb
RSD-86 - Enveloping (Leopold Bär Remix) [Ghost Program Records] / Key Dm, BPM 138, 5:09, MP3 12.60 Mb
RSD-86 - Enveloping [Ghost Program Records] / Key G, BPM 140, 5:32, MP3 13.52 Mb
Rafeex - Good Love [EYRA Music] / Key Am, BPM 100, 2:37, MP3 6.43 Mb
Rafeex - Never Get Over [EYRA Music] / Key Am, BPM 106, 3:49, MP3 9.29 Mb
Ramseen - Be My Valentine [EYRA Music] / Key Dm, BPM 110, 3:02, MP3 7.41 Mb
Ramseen - Future [EYRA Music] / Key Em, BPM 100, 2:23, MP3 5.95 Mb
Rei Borg - Ravers (With Don Viktoria) [BeatCode] / Key Am, BPM 138, 6:30, MP3 15.72 Mb
Renect - Drive Me Crazy [Twists Of Time] / Key Gm, BPM 124, 4:42, MP3 11.57 Mb
Reno Allen - Driven Body [For Groovers Music] / Key Bm, BPM 127, 7:05, MP3 17.21 Mb
Reno Allen - Lollipop [For Groovers Music] / Key Bbm, BPM 127, 7:07, MP3 17.28 Mb
Ricardo Motta - Remember [We Are Klexos] / Key Bm, BPM 123, 6:15, MP3 15.10 Mb
Rodle - Bad Boy [EYRA Music] / Key F#m, BPM 100, 2:38, MP3 6.43 Mb
Ross Roys - Follow the Music Flow [Ross Roys Records] / Key Am, BPM 140, 6:20, MP3 15.35 Mb
Rubito - Stromboli [We Are Klexos] / Key Dbm, BPM 125, 6:41, MP3 16.16 Mb
S/S - Dragged [Scarlet Carson Black] / Key Am, BPM 140, 6:51, MP3 16.85 Mb
S/S - Hide Vanguard [Scarlet Carson Black] / Key Fm, BPM 130, 6:54, MP3 16.93 Mb
S/S - Hypnus [Scarlet Carson Black] / Key Am, BPM 135, 6:12, MP3 15.25 Mb
S/S - Other Presence Spite [Scarlet Carson Black] / Key F#m, BPM 135, 6:10, MP3 15.18 Mb
S/S - Phobic [Scarlet Carson Black] / Key Ebm, BPM 135, 6:12, MP3 15.25 Mb
S/S - Viscerale [Scarlet Carson Black] / Key Gm, BPM 115, 6:12, MP3 15.26 Mb
SCTP, Zeta (ES) - Drown [Black Turtle Records] / Key Am, BPM 149, 6:40, MP3 16.07 Mb
SCTP, Zeta (ES) - Sweet Angels [Black Turtle Records] / Key Gm, BPM 147, 7:09, MP3 17.24 Mb
SONO (COL) - 4Pasos [EP Recording] / Key Gm, BPM 128, 8:30, MP3 20.55 Mb
SONO (COL) - Shom Lee [EP Recording] / Key Abm, BPM 127, 6:33, MP3 15.87 Mb
Sam Wave - Acid Trip [Ultrabeat Recordings] / Key B, BPM 131, 2:56, MP3 7.25 Mb
Sam Wave - Astronaut [Ultrabeat Recordings] / Key Abm, BPM 130, 2:57, MP3 7.30 Mb
Sam Wave - Last Call [Ultrabeat Recordings] / Key Am, BPM 129, 2:59, MP3 7.36 Mb
Sam Wave - Madness [Ultrabeat Recordings] / Key Gm, BPM 115, 3:20, MP3 8.23 Mb
Sam Wave - Pure Gold [Ultrabeat Recordings] / Key Dm, BPM 129, 2:59, MP3 7.36 Mb
Sam Wave - Something Different [Ultrabeat Recordings] / Key Cm, BPM 132, 2:55, MP3 7.20 Mb
Sam Wave - Sophia [Ultrabeat Recordings] / Key Abm, BPM 125, 3:04, MP3 7.58 Mb
Sami, Dj Pastis, Q-Byk, Dj Ninu - Feeling 7/17 [Hardtrance Squad] / Key Am, BPM 165, 5:36, MP3 13.61 Mb
Sansixto - Gt [Happy Techno Limited] / Key Bbm, BPM 129, 5:29, MP3 13.77 Mb
Sett - Take a Step Back [Nexus Recordings] / Key Dbm, BPM 128, 4:38, MP3 11.41 Mb
Shades Of Play - Habitual Linesteppers [Witty Tunes] / Key Gm, BPM 124, 7:15, MP3 17.96 Mb
Shades Of Play - True Story [Witty Tunes] / Key Em, BPM 123, 5:40, MP3 14.16 Mb
Shitake - My Girl's House [Happy Techno Limited] / Key Bm, BPM 128, 7:01, MP3 17.44 Mb
Siki - Half Night Stands [Siki] / Key Ab, BPM 128, 2:36, MP3 6.44 Mb
Solntsev - All Night All Right [Fast Crab Records] / Key Abm, BPM 125, 7:37, MP3 18.57 Mb
Solntsev - Be Myself [Fast Crab Records] / Key Em, BPM 125, 7:39, MP3 18.64 Mb
Solntsev - Do This to Me! [Fast Crab Records] / Key Dm, BPM 125, 6:49, MP3 16.62 Mb
Solntsev - Never Touch Me Like That [Fast Crab Records] / Key Em, BPM 127, 6:10, MP3 15.10 Mb
Solntsev - Tell Me Why [Fast Crab Records] / Key Dm, BPM 115, 7:29, MP3 18.22 Mb
Solntsev - Watch Me Dancing All the Time [Fast Crab Records] / Key Ebm, BPM 127, 6:26, MP3 15.72 Mb
Solntsev - Watch Me, I'm so Beauty [Fast Crab Records] / Key Bbm, BPM 125, 6:51, MP3 16.72 Mb
Spuri, Marcello V.O.R. - Wizard [Happy Techno Limited] / Key Abm, BPM 128, 5:30, MP3 13.79 Mb
Stateeast - Got His Gun [SMART Record's] / Key Gm, BPM 126, 5:20, MP3 12.97 Mb
Summing - I Will Wait (2024 Remake) [Summing Records] / Key Bbm, BPM 120, 7:09, MP3 17.35 Mb
Sunner Soul - Afro Jazzin' [Vintage Music Records] / Key Em, BPM 122, 6:24, MP3 15.51 Mb
Survival Mode, BLACK RABBIT (AR) - No Más de Dos [Happy Techno Limited] / Key Fm, BPM 131, 4:17, MP3 10.85 Mb
Sven Neawolf - Dein Herz [Neawolf Records] / Key F#, BPM 120, 4:46, MP3 11.59 Mb
Sven Neawolf - Gefrorenes Herz [Neawolf Records] / Key Gm, BPM 140, 4:48, MP3 11.66 Mb
Sven Neawolf - In meinen Gedanken [Neawolf Records] / Key Am, BPM 160, 3:57, MP3 9.62 Mb
Sven Neawolf - Leid in DnB [Neawolf Records] / Key Cm, BPM 121, 5:42, MP3 13.83 Mb
Terra4beat - Attention (Egrojj Rmx) [Krank Music] / Key Ebm, BPM 130, 7:17, MP3 17.76 Mb
Terra4beat - Attention (Hamelin Rmx) [Krank Music] / Key Dm, BPM 147, 6:45, MP3 16.47 Mb
Terra4beat - Attention (Meteoro Rmx) [Krank Music] / Key Dm, BPM 130, 6:00, MP3 14.68 Mb
Terra4beat - Attention [Krank Music] / Key Bm, BPM 132, 5:26, MP3 13.29 Mb
Tony Zarr - Espera [Nexus Recordings] / Key Am, BPM 126, 4:34, MP3 11.28 Mb
Torres De Lara - La Mezcla [Sativa Music] / Key Gm, BPM 125, 9:44, MP3 23.41 Mb
Uun - Atrahasis [Ego Death] / Key Am, BPM 138, 5:54, MP3 14.55 Mb
Uun - Double Aspect [Ego Death] / Key F#m, BPM 138, 5:44, MP3 14.15 Mb
Uun - Ouroboros [Ego Death] / Key Em, BPM 138, 5:30, MP3 13.60 Mb
Uun - Sight Unseen [Ego Death] / Key Abm, BPM 138, 5:39, MP3 13.96 Mb
Uun - The Upside of Losing Everything [Ego Death] / Key Bm, BPM 138, 6:15, MP3 15.41 Mb
Uun - You Can't Have Both [Ego Death] / Key F#m, BPM 140, 6:00, MP3 14.80 Mb
Vadim Antonov - Gravity Of The Night [Young Technic] / Key Gm, BPM 130, 6:54, MP3 16.88 Mb
Vernucci - Bajo Y Profundo [Hidden Source] / Key Gm, BPM 136, 5:42, MP3 13.90 Mb
Wermoont - Magic Land [Nexus Recordings] / Key Abm, BPM 125, 4:46, MP3 11.76 Mb
White Cat Project - Breakzz (original mix) [Vibetek Records] / Key Bbm, BPM 126, 7:11, MP3 17.48 Mb
White Cat Project - Little Trip to África (original mix) [Vibetek Records] / Key Cm, BPM 126, 8:23, MP3 20.38 Mb
White Cat Project - Love Tension (original mix) [Vibetek Records] / Key Ebm, BPM 126, 8:10, MP3 19.85 Mb
Yuuta - Bam Bam [EP Recording] / Key Dm, BPM 133, 5:47, MP3 14.02 Mb
Yuuta - He Is Cando [EP Recording] / Key Am, BPM 131, 6:06, MP3 14.81 Mb
Yuuta - Jeffer Is Alive [EP Recording] / Key Am, BPM 127, 5:37, MP3 13.61 Mb
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The Uncompromising Blissful Extravagance of His Presence! Inbox
By CMM.World CMMTheology.org - November 10, 2022
Dear Mighty One,
I see the Lord's eye upon us we discover by revelation the 'new thing' He is doing in our lives and of those of us who, beyond the present darkness, gaze into His eyes. The 'tuning fork' of Yahweh is orchestrating the sons and daughters of our living God in growing holy remnant unity to withstand as we stand with Him fearlessly in the boldness of the faith of God in this hour. Egypt is behind us, and the covenantal promises and prophetic words we have received (1 Tim. 1:18) empower us by His Holy Spirit to advance in warfare, humbly growing in the spirit of wisdom and revelation.

Yesterday as I encouraged some friends, I said, 'stay in the blissful extravagance of His presence.' Today I saw in Psalm 34 His eyes are upon us in vs. 8 & 9 and v:15 about the 'uncompromisingly righteous.' We are to be holy as He is holy. That leaves no room for any more compromise or seeking to please man or the traditions of men, being free of the fear of man, the religious spirit, and any demonic activity. We are seated in heavenly places with Christ Jesus. Lord, help us understand by revelation to walk in all the authority we have been given by Jesus Christ.
Psalm 34:8-9 'O taste and see that the Lord [our God] is good! Blessed (happy, fortunate, to be envied) is the man who trusts and takes refuge in Him. O fear the Lord, you His saints [revere and worship Him]! For there is no want to those who truly revere and worship Him with godly fear.'
v. 15 'The eyes of the Lord are toward the [uncompromisingly] righteous and His ears are open to their cry.'
Chuck Pierce shared this amazing word from Penny Jackson that is right on for this season: https://christsmandate.blogspot.com/2022/11/chuck-pierce-shares-powerful-word-from.html
May YOUR November be full of Thanksgiving and Praise for you and yours as YOU enjoy The Uncompromising Blissful Extravagance of His Presence!
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Pray for the new wells and the living water and safe water recently drilled or soon to be drilled in Tanzania, India, Malawi, and Pakistan.
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period: april 28th to May 14th 2024.
Nights spent in: Tokyo - Sendai - Fukushima - Koriyama - Nagoya - Hakata ( Fukuoka ).
If it's really off the beaten path or not you'll decide, some destinations visited are really particular, other are way more popular even if usually not what you'll visit in your first trip to Japan. let's say i've been to japan last summer and did all the usual things one do the first time he's there, probably even something more: Tokyo - Kyoto - Osaka - Nara - Nikko, Fukuoka, Matsumoto, Himeji, Miyajima. pretty much what almost anyone does for their first time if they have the opportunity.
Given the weak Yen and having still some time ( and money ) i could spend i decided to come back less than a year later, this time at the end of April up until half may in order to explore less popular destinations. I'll avoid to provide the usual tips anyone provide, like how to move from narita, how to get a Suica or how to book a train seat, how to operate a toilet and such things.
SOME TIPS
Concerning Suica: contrary to what most people suggest, i didn't buy one neither last summer or this time and frankly i've never missed not having it. I use my mastercard credit card, most places in japan accept it with zero problems and for the rest you can get Yen at any ATM machine that you can find in any combini with it and pay cash wich japanese still very much use
Concerning the period of the year: last year i went in August. I can confirm that moving around in April/May is so incredibly much better. The heat in august is some day even unbearable. This time the weather was mostly fine, got only one day of rain even if the temperatures were still a bit on the cold side overall. Unfortunately this year Sakura came early and I missed it by a week or two. But still apart from the cherry trees all the plants were blossoming and it was so nice to see flowers everywhere compared to the pain of the humidity and the torment of cicadas you have during summer.
Concerning golden week: one of the two weeks i was there was the golden week. I didn't book anything in advance but, maybe because of the fact i was moving off the beaten path, i almost never had problems booking trains or hotels during golden week ( i said almost, more details later ). Cant tell what's the effect when trying to book hotels in places like Kyoto.
concerning planning: my usual planning method goes the following: i book the plane, obviously. I buy JRP ( yes i still bought it even after the price increase ) and i book two days of hotels. The rest of my trip i have an idea of what i want to do and where i want to go but i book hotels and such, while going along. This gives me the flexibility to change my itinerary or react to bad weather ( last summer i run away from a typhoon with this trick ) or unexpected problems ( last summer i got food poisoning and i had to delay my program booking an hotel for three more days than expected: had i booked all nights in advance it would have been a huge problem ). I only book hotels using the booking website app and i can only say good things about it. I travel alone, maybe for couples or families this isn't as easy as it was for me.
Warning: I like to walk and I walk a lot. So if you need tips to move around, I’m not probably the right person because what you might want to do using a bus or a taxi I would probably do by walking. I’ve walked on average of 20 km a day and probably more and if a place is like 3-4 km from where I am I walk there without even looking if there’s a better option with a bus or something else.
I will give a vote to the places I’ve visited according to two parameters:
How off the beaten path it really is, judging by how many foreign tourists I met there. And an overall vote telling how worthy I feel the place is to visit. To make it short I will call them “OTBP VOTE and OVERALL VOTE”

SO LET'S START WITH THE ACTUAL TRIP REPORT:
Day 1: landing in Tokyo at midday in Narita. After finishing all the immigration process i moved to my hotel. This time i decided to book it for two nights in Omiya/Saitama. The place is less than half an hour from Tokyo Station and was the opportunity to see something different. I haven't seen much of the place but the area around the station was very lively, lots of restaurant and lots of people moving around. It was full of decoration with squirrells and a football team, i guess they were either promoting it or they won something cause decorations were everywhere, honestly didn't ask about. Well apart from checking in, recovering from the flight, looking for something to eat and checking a bit the areai didn't do much.
day 2: in the morning i took the train to Ashikaga Flower Park. I've seen picture of it online and according to the informations i gathered i might have been late for the sakura but the Wisteria were in full bloom and they had a lot of them in this park.
So i took the train, it was around an hour ride and Omiya was strategically on the way. I realized my trip plan was proably a good one when, once reached the Ashikaga flower park station ( there's a train station dedicated to this park ) all the people on the train got off. A little walk, ticket and i was in. The place, given the right time of the year, was AMAZING, UNBELIEVABLE. I can't begin to tell you how cool and how huge the wisteria plants were. they were in full bloom, and was something out of this world, it looked like something you see in the movie avatar. Like three or four wisterias as big as a basketball field if not even more, of different colours and kinds, plus a lot more of regular sized wisterias and a lot more flower plants of all kinds. Had to say, for some reason with all the flowers the air wasn’t at all full of their scent. I even got a wisteria flavoured ice cream, wich was probably a wisteria coloured ice cream cause it didn’t have any real particular taste. The place was packed with Japanese people and foreigners like me you could count them on the fingers of one hand. I arrived there early, so by early afternoon I was satisfied with my visit and moved away. A quick check on my train app and google maps and realized I could reach Kawagoe from there fairly easily.
ASHIKAGA FLOWER PARK OTBP: 9 OVERALL: 10
When I was on the train it stopped at the Tochigi station, it looked nice from the train so I decided to jump off and check the area a bit, because sometime I do that kind of things, and the idea wasn’t bad at all: the town itself doesn’t look anything special but there’s a canal wich was very picturesque, plus it was fully decorated with paper carps because of the time of the year and Japanese people were doing boat rides on the river on traditional little boats while singing songs. I won't say to go there specifically to see the place, but if you're on that train route or still around it, it might be worth a stop. So, once I finished checking the area I jump back on the train and finally reached Kawagoe.
TOCHIGI: OTBP: 10 OVERALL: 6 ½
Kawagoe is a small place north of Tokyo, not very far, wich is know for a small neighbourhood with old Edo houses. That neighbourhood is more far from the station that I expected, but still nice and worth a check. There’s a very cool bell tower there and one of the coolest Starbucks I’ve ever seen. I wouldn’t spend a whole day in Kawagoe if you ask me but If you’re in Tokyo and have an half day available that you don't know how to spend I’d say it’s totally worth a train ride. Had my dinner there and then moved back to Omiya where I would spend my last night.
KAWAGOE: OTBP: 7 OVERALL: 7
Day 3: woke up early, jumped on the train and moved to Sendai where I had planned to stay the next three nights. Once again Omiya was a good choice cause I could take the shinkansen right from there without having to move back to Tokyo.
Arrived in Sendai, left my luggage in the hotel where I couldn’t check in cause it was still to early and hopped on a local train in direction of Matsushima. By midday I was already in Matsushima. This is another very famous destination for Japanese people, one of the most known panoramas in japan. Have to say, the town is a typical sea town, definitely welcoming. I had one of the best Sushi I ever had in japan in a local restaurant ( check matsushima sushi kou if interested ). Visited Zuiganji temple and then walked a bit on the coast, crossed the Fukuurabashi bridge, the long red bridge that you probably have seen in some picture, and walked around Fukuurajima. Here you can have a walk around the island it’s not small but is small enough that you can walk it all fairly quickly and it has some nice spots to discover. You have to pay a small fee to cross the bridge. Then went back, checked the Godaido of Zuiganji and it’s worth mentioning that when walking along the coast I’ve stumbled across a couple of signs giving instructions on what to do in case of a tsunami and what happened back in 2011, wich I didn’t even think about up until that moment and suddenly the memories went back to what happened there more than 10 years ago. Last thing, my advice is to walk down to Oshima island. This little island is less crowded, you can reach it crossing a little red bridge and honestly to me it’s the best spot to admire Matsushima. I didn’t went for the ferry ride across the bay cause the weather wasn’t very good and I was starting to be a little short on time, so I moved back to Sendai.
MATSUSHIMA: OTBP: 9 OVERALL: 8 ½
Once back in Sendai, I went to see the sunset from the panoramic floor of the AER building near the station, wich is totally free even if finding the right elevator that takes you up might be a bit tricky, but the view is totally worth it, you can even see in the distance the big white shape of the dai-kannon and from the other side of the floor you can easily see the sea.
Talking about Sendai, I didn’t dedicate to the city the time that should have been necessary because I was always on day trips and I spend there mostly the late evenings, but my impression is that Sendai is a very nice city that should appear more often in peoples itineraries. The city is particularly vibrant and alive, lot of young people, lot of things to see and do, a covered shopping street that is almost endless full of restaurants and shops, way more green than many other Japanese cities. I’d recommend anyone who had the time and the opportunity to spend a little time here. Also it has a very distinctive identity and everything proudly revolves around the image of its founder Date Masamune who is everywhere in senday, even the penguin of the local DonQuishotte mall was dressed up as Date Masamune.
So after the panorama, I went in the hotel, finally checked in and then moved back to look for food. Walked down what I think is called ichibancho street, wich as I said before is an endless downtown road full of shops and restaurant and stopped to have a try at the most famous local dish, Gyutan, wich is grilled cow tongue. Never had tongue in my life and have to admit it, it’s not bad at all, I quite enjoyed it. Had a little more walk around then called it a day.
SENDAI: OTBP: 7 ½ OVERALL: 9
Day 4: today trip is to Hiraizumi, a UNESCO world heritage site, where you can admire some historically significant buddhist sites. You had to catch a coincidence in Ichinoseki but the whole ride is pretty straight forward and doesn’t really take much time. At 9 am I was already ready to explore. As I sad I’m a walker, so I walked the walk from the station to the Chuson Ji temple wich is around 2 km and I totally recommend it cause the town is quite nice to walk through, very small village, very cozy and intimate. Chuson Ji it’s a very beautiful complex to explore, it’s inside a forest, kinda reminds a bit of Nikko atmosphere if you’ve been there even if the buildings aren’t as spectacular. The whole wood was full of blossoming plants and here and there I was able to spot some late cherry tree still full of flowers, giving me an hint to what sakura must really be.
You stumble in the temple buildings one after another while you go deep into the wood. I reach the main building and there’s a ceremony in progress. I discovered later that the next day was planned the Fujiwara festival where all people dress up like in Edo period and do a parade in the city. The day I was there instead the children parade was planned, so it was full of kids dressed up and judging by how proud and elegant their parents were I tend to think it was a pretty big thing for them. I enjoy the situation for a while, then went back to exploring, till I reached the main attraction of the temple wich is the Konjikido, a golden pavilion that dates back to the XII century wich is amazing to see in person.
Once I finished exploring the whole Chuson Ji complex I went looking for a restaurant and had a nice ramen set, because the visit took the whole morning, then moved to the second stop wich was Motsuji Temple: as much as Chuson Ji impressed me, Motsu-ji disappointed me. The thing is, you pay to enter and in the end what you see is a place mostly empty, where the only building there are reconstructions and most places are just a bunch of rocks with signs saying “here once was this building” “here once was that building” and the main thing you’ll see there is a pond whose importance is that it dates back to the time when Japanese gardens were kinda dull compared to what they’ll become centuries later. So it’s kinda a pond that you would completely ignore in a different context. I mean, I totally get the historical importance of this place, but, honestly from the ignorant eyes of a tourist it’s really nothing you would invest your time visiting, according to my opinion.
Another place that would have been worth visiting was Takkoku-no Iwaya Bishamondo, but isn’t really that easy to reach, it’s a bit far to walk to and I was once again out of time, therefore I decided to skip it and went back to the station and to sendai where I again went to look for something to eat and had a little night stroll, nothing worth mentioning.
HIRAIZUMI: OTBP: 9 OVERALL: 8
Day 5: today I decided to go to Kakunodate. The town is a easily reachable by train from sendai but a bit far compared to the day before. Went off the station and once again started walking. The place is known mainly for its many samurai houses, all indications point to them so it’s not possible to miss them. The town itself for the little I’ve seen doesn’t really seem to offer much apart from that but the samurai distict it’s nice. Many of the houses have been converted into small museums, that you can visit paying a small fee. I entered one of them, there was a little tour showing the history of the city and the history of the family of samurai living there. Among the things you could do you had the chance even to hold a real katana ( it felt quite a clumsy and top heavy sword compared to what I had imagined ). In fairness, to my taste, there isn’t much to do apart from visiting the samurai district, yes you can visit the local museum, do some craft shopping ( I bought a very nice box made of cherry bark there wich is a typical local craft ) therefore after a late lunch I was back to Sendai. In my opinion if you want to see a Samurai district you can also go to Kanazawa and there’s much more to see there overall compared to Kakunodate, but if you like the atmosphere of a smaller village instead of a big city and you like something more “off the beaten path” then I’d say go to kakunodate.
KAKUNODATE: OTBP: 8 ½ OVERALL: 6 ½
Given i was back to sendai relatively early, that gave me the opportunity to walk ( yes I walked even there ) to see the dai-kannon. The walk was nice, it took me through some very quiet neighbourhood that you wouldn’t normally visit. When I reached the statue It was too late to go inside it but I still had a good view of it. That is a quite impressive sight, you almost have difficulty to grasp the actual size of it. The area around the statue has really nothing to offer, therefore my honest suggestion is take a ride with the sightseeing bus and use that to reach it and once you’re finished with the statue move to a more interesting spot.
And this was my last day in Sendai. My plan at this point was to book two nights at Koriyama but probably because of the golden week I wasn’t able to find a hotel to my liking there therefore I decided to book one night in Fukushima and the next night in Koriyama. These were the two more expensive nights of all my trip and still ended up spending only around 70 € a night.
Day 6: plan for the day: leave the luggage in the hotel, visit Yamadera, go back to sendai, pick up the luggage and move to fukushima to spend the night. Yamadera is truly easy to reach from Sendai and a very recommended destination if you happen to be in Sendai. The place is mostly known for a temple that is reachable walking an abundant number of steps up a hillside. You reach the town, wich Is a very little and cozy village in the mountains west from Sendai and the temple is very close to the station so it’s not possible to miss it. You can tell the whole village revolves around the temple but it still maintain an authentic spirit. Lots of restaurants and little shops to visit on the road that brings to the temple. The temple itself is very “vertical” : sets of stone stairs will lead you up the side of the hills, till you reach the main building and a couple of satellite building where you’ll be rewarded by an amazing view on the village below. If you don’t mind stairs you’ll be rewarded with a very relaxing atmosphere. Here too given the latitude and the altitude I’ve been able to enjoy a couple of late blossoming cherry trees. The weather was amazing that day and all the gardens where full of flowers, this made the whole trip particularly enjoyable. Luckly I’m an early bird because later in the day the place was really packed with visitors. Once I was finished I had a nice set of Yamagata Dashi Soba in a typical restaurant with Tatamis low tables and a beautiful view on the river that cuts in half the village.
YAMADERA: OTBP: 10 OVERALL 9
After a late lunch I jumped back to the train, went back to sendai to pickup the luggage and moved to the next stop, Fukushima. Here I had the first disappointment of my trip. As my usual I booked a hotel that was close to the main train station, wich is usally the place where you want to be. I had a walk around there and the impression I got from Fukushima was that the place was miserable, a place that has really nothing much to offer to a tourist and not even to a citizen because compared to all the other places I’ve been in japan the impression was that even the locals weren’t as lively and enjoying life that much. I hope I’m not offending anyone and for sure I can’t give a proper review of the place after just an evening spent there, but the impression I got was of one of those town, that you can find in every country you'll visit, where young people can’t wait to get old enough to run away from.
FUKUSHIMA: OTBP: 9 ½ OVERALL: 4
DAY 7: wake up in fukushima, move to Koriyama, leave the luggage at the hotel, and then visit Ouchi-Juku and Aizu Wakamatsu. If you’re wondering, the thing is doable but you need to move early. Once you reach Koriyama you take the local train for Aizu Wakamatsu. There you jump on another local train, wich isn’t entirely operated by JR so you’ll have to pay a ticket, to Yunokami Onsen station where you end up in one of the coolest train stations in japan because it’s built in the style of a traditional house with wooden interiors and a straw roof, and it has a feet onsen right outside where you can wait the train while bathing your feet in thermal water, how cool is that?
From here you take a bus and reach Ouchi Juku. On paper it sounds harder than it actually is but you have to plan your trip properly. Ouchi Juku is a post town all made of traditional houses that reminds you a bit of Shirakawa Go, I frankly don’t know how it isn’t more popular among foreigners cause it’s truly a one of a kind place. Most probably is because it’s so off the beaten path and hard to reach. Still it’s extremely popular among Japanese people because the place was crowded and, when I left, the car traffic was stuck by how many people where trying to reach the place by car. I have to tell you in all honestly the place is probably a bit too touristy because there’s not a single house that isn’t turned into a gift shop or a restaurant. But still the place is so charming and picturesque that is totally worth a visit, plus the surrounding woods, mountains and rice field really act like a frame around the most beautiful picture. So I spend the morning here and around 2 pm I move back to Aizu, because there are really not many bus runs in the evening taking you back to Yunokami Onsen and you better reach the place early.
OUCHI JUKU: OTBP: 10 OVERALL: 9
That gives me the opportunity to visit Aizu Wakamatsu. Ive heard about the city for its castle and for the legend of the Byakko Tai. I get off to Aizu Wakamatsu main station and walk across town till I reach the castle. Keep in mind it’s Saturday and along the whole walk I might have crossed three people. The city was deserted and one thing I’ve learned is, if people on a Saturday evening flee a city like that, then there isn’t much to do or see there, and that’s the impression I got, kinda like Fukushima, probably even worse. Still, I reached the castle: the park is very nice, the castle is a beautiful Japanese castle but, to my understanding it’s a modern reconstruction cause the original castle was lost during the Meiji restoration as Aizu was one of the spots that rised against the emperor. At least around the castle there were now many people. From the castle, wich I didn’t visit inside, I went back to the train station, this time I reached Nanukamachi station and I have to admit it the area there seemed more alive and interesting to stroll around than the area around main Aizu station, therefore maybe I just walked across the wrong part of the town, I honestly can’t tell.
AIZU: OTBP: 9 OVERALL: 6
From Aizu I finally moved by train to Koriyama. I really didn’t spend enough time there to have a proper opinion but the impression I got was of a laid back place, more relaxing than sendai and definitely more alive than fukushima. If I had more time I’d probably give it a shot for a day visit, it might be a surprise.

DAY 8: by this day I ended up with a terrible sore throath that I had to endure almost till my last day in japan. I never had a fever but there was definitely something going around, I kept hearing many Japanese people coughing on trains all around japan so there was definitely something going around, maybe it’s just the season changing, it happens during this season all the times to have some cold or cough. Anyway, the day I had to wake up early and move from Koriyama to Nagoya by Shinkansen, wich was a considerably long trip but at least it gave me the opportunity to take probably the best picture I’ve ever take of mount fuji, from the train. Once in Nagoya I left the luggage in the hotel ( wich, thanks probably to the fact that the golden week just ended, I happened to book for 4 nights for a whopping 25€ a night wich was a total steal even for current Japanese standard prices ). There I immediately jumped on another train and went to visit Inuyama.
The area around Nagoya is a bit tricky cause it’s full of railroads operated by a company that is not JR wich are not covered by the JR Pass but there’s a JR station a bit to the north of Inuyama that will do the job. The place is totally recommended for three reason: it’s overall nice, with the Kiso river cutting it, the castle is one of the few original ones and even if small is considered a national treasure and the whole area around the castle is very nice and worthy to spend some time on. So I visited the castle, the view from the top floor is awesome and in a clear day you can easily spot the skyline of Nagoya. Outside the castle there’s an edo style street full of shops, restaurants and street food that is nice to explore, totally recommended a walk there.
INUYAMA: OTBP: 8 ½ OVERALL: 10
Coming back to Nagoya I just had energy to look for food then I went back to my hotel for a good night of sleep.
DAY 9: a day trip from Nagoya to Ise. The trip isn’t that easy, you got to take a couple of trains if you move only by JR ( and a couple of stops of one of them aren’t even JR operated wich is a little confusing honestly ) and you end up in Iseshi station. From there I moved to Ise Jingu Geku, wich is the outer sanctuary and from there you can take a bus ( guess what, I walked instead ) to the main Ise sanctuary. If you don’t know Ise Jingu is the most sacred place in the Shinto religion and is regularly visited even by the emperor given his role in the Shinto religion. Inside the main temple one of the most sacred relics of Shinto religion is preserved.
Well, being totally honest here’s my impressions of Ise: it’s not simple to reach. The city itself, for what I’ve seen, looks like it has seen better days, meaning it looks like it’s falling apart. And the temples, there’s really not that much to see: they are in a forest, and the temples are not that spectacular, plus the most interesting parts are forbidden to visit. You can go to Atsuta Jingu without moving out from Nagoya and have a fairly realistic impression of what you would see in Ise without all the issues. I know people will attack me for what I’m saying, but that is what I’ve got from it. The most fun part was the edo style neighborhood that you can find right before entering the main Isu complex, wich looks almost like a theme park. I don’t say don’t go there, I say if you are, as you are probably, on borrowed time, with lots of places you want to visit and too few days to see them all, if Ise is in your list you might want to use the day to see something else.
ISE: OTBP: 6 ½ OVERALL: 6 ½
DAY 10: I decided to spend the day in Nagoya and take a look of the city, thanks also to the weather that was a bit rainy and really not inviting for another day trip. What I’ve seen in a day is the samurai exposition in Marunouchi. It’s free and it’s totally worth it, lots of beautiful samurai armours and swords. There’s another exposition that opened not many years ago that you can go nto too far but I didn’t visit so I can’t tell about that. From here I went to Nagoya castle. You pay to enter the complex but currently the Castle is under restoration and you can see it from outside ( it’s very impressive, Nagoya and Osaka castles are massive ) but not visit from inside. But the Honmaru Palace right beside it is open and totally worth a visit. From here took the subway ( yeah today I didn’t walk much so I got a subway day pass ) to the Osu Shotengai Shopping District, wich is the usual kind of covered shopping streets nest you can find in all the Japanese cities, and then moved again to Atsuta Jingu Shrine that, as I said, to me is a completely valid alternative to visiting Ise. The day went by without even noticing and I couldn’t see all the other places I had picked, like the Toyota museum, the tokugawa museum or the science museum, but that’s what you get when you only have one day dedicated to visit a city as big as Nagoya. Still I had time to get an impression of the city and I honestly don’t get the bad reputation it has among foreigners, the city looked to me quite interesting, nice, full of things to see and the people felt particularly laid back compared to cities like Tokyo or Osaka, it’s probably the place where I’ve seen the biggest number of tanned Japanese in all the country. To me Nagoya is totally worth at least two or three days dedicated only to visiting the city.
NAGOYA: OTBP: 5 OVERALL: 9
DAY 11: my original plan was to walk the Nakasendo from Magome to Tsumago. But the weather that day was kinda shit, I wasn’t feeling particularly In the mood of a walk because of my throath and I was starting to feel a bit tired, so I improvised and went for a day in Takayama and Gero Onsen. Takayama is pretty famous. I went there around 20 years ago and I remembered it as a very nice place. Getting back now, with all the Japanese places I’ve seen so far, I would say this: the train trip to Takayama is Spectacular, is a truly feast for the eyes. The town itself, it left me a little disappointed. The Edo style streets that its famous for, I’ve seen so many of them at that point around japan that it didn’t really leave a significant impression on me. And it was honestly smaller than I remembered it. Plus the weather, as I said, didn’t help. So overall the reality didn’t stand up to my memories and my expectations. Plus most of the houses there have now been turned in cheap souvenir shops with nothing giving you an authentic feeling. Don’t know, probably I wasn’t really in the mood that day.
TAKAYAMA: OTBP: 2 OVERALL: 6 ½
I took the opportunity on the way back to stop at Gero Onsen. Unfortunately I didn’t have the time to actually stop for an onsen cause overall the whole day wasn’t planned and I mainly improvised. Still the town is very nice and probably, having no expectations or no knowledge of it, even more worth visiting than Takayama. Had a nice walk around the town, and at least had the opportunity to “feel” the thermal water cause there’s plenty of fountains with hot spring water where you can rest your feet or your hands. It was enough to make me aware that a proper onsen there must be a very enjoyable experience.
GERO ONSENS: OTBP: 8 OVERALL: 8
And after this I went to Nagoya where I spent my last night in the city.

DAY 12: moving to Fukuoka ( Hakata ). I booked a hotel near Hakata station so I jumped on the shinkansen and moved there. The ride was as confortable as any shinkansen ride can be and I reached the place sooner than I imagined. First thing was a good look of the city from the panoramic floor in the station. Then had a walk to the Canal City mall wich is a very weirdly and interesting designed mall that is a very popular location in town. Had a walk from there to Nakasu island where I got a quick dinner considering it was already time, and had another walk around the area wich unfortunately will turn out to be my only experience of Fukuoka. I’ll spend here three nights but the following days will be so full that won’t give me any chance to visit the town more, so in the end I don’t really have an opinion on Fukuoka if not that I should probably have spent more time there, but unfortunately the days you have are numbered and there’s so much to see that you have to give up something here and there, so i won't even give a vote to the city.
DAY 13: Destination is Kagoshima that it’s easily reachable by train. I went there with no real expectation and I was totally blown away. Something clicked and I instantly liked the town, I must say that probably the fact that one of the most beautiful girls I’ve seen in japan out of the blue started a conversation with me on the train probably helped a lot in putting me in a good mood.
From the station I walked downtown till the coast. On the way I stopped shopping a bit, found a local market where local artisans that day were exposing their crafts wich I liked a lot and went to the top floor of the Centerrace Mall to get a panoramic view of the city with an amazing view on Sakurajima volcano. If you don’t know it’s the symbol of the city and it’s said to be almost always active, the whole day I’ve been there he kept puffing little clouds of smoke from time to time, it was very cool. So, once reached the cost I walked ( you should know it by now ) till I reached Sengan-En wich is the garden and the palace of a local lord and it’s very beautiful, totally worth a visit, also compared to many other places in japan, this is more modern and therefore more unique both in the architecture of the palace and the style of the garden. I’d say if you are in Kagoshima you won’t regret visiting it ( maybe don’t do like me and take a bus cause it’s more than 6 km from the station ). After visiting Sengan En I went back to the ferries and took a ferry to Sakurajima. The ferry is very cheap, 200 yen, and quick to reach it’s destination, but on Sakurajima there’s really not much to do if you don’t plan to use a bus or some other kind of transportation. Since it was already evening, I had nothing planned and I had to go back to Hakata, I just took the time to have a walk on the Lava Trail wich is a walk in a natural park that has grown over an old lava flow, wich is a quite unique thing that I enjoyed more than I expected. Then I went back to Kagoshima, had dinner and moved back to Hakata. I have to say I really enjoyed Kagoshima, the city has a unique vibe, very laid back, the people seemed to be relaxed and happy and were much more open toward foreigners than anywhere I’ve experienced. If I’ll ever be back in japan I’ll surely manage to spend some more time in Kagoshima. I took the train and I was back in hakata at around midnight so I went straight to bed in hotel
KAGOSHIMA: OTBP: 10 OVERALL: 10
Day 14: Nagasaki. Another fairly easy destination to reach from Fukuoka. The city itself is very narrow and develops around its river. As a tourist I was immediately attracted to its atomic bomb museum, wich is north from the station. I went there, you don’t say, by foot.
And later, once I’ve done with the atomic bomb part, the Nagasaki near the sea.
And here starts the tale of the two Nagasaki, because it feels like two different places in one. The north part, wich I didn’t enjoy much, felt a bit neglected and it’s mostly houses where people live. And it’s the part where you’ll see more tourists because as I said all the atomic spots are there.
On the other hand the south part near the city was to me much more alive and full of life, I’m no expert but that’s probably where the locals like to spend their free time and on the other hand you’ll see way less tourists here.
Back to the morning, I did what most tourists do, and visited the atomic bomb museum, the peace park, the ipocenter, and went also to see the half standing torii that is one of the few authentic places left as testament of the bombing, around the city. Talking about the museum, I’ve been to both thins and Hiroshima and, even if Hiroshima is bigger and with much more to see, I would suggest if one has the opportunity to visit also the Nagasaki one, it absolutely has its own legs to stand on. On a side note, out of 10 visitors, 9 were foreigners, I guess Japanese already know their history and don’t feel the need to visit such a place on a nice Sunday morning.
The peace park it’s a park, there you can see the famous statue wich is one of the main symbols of Nagasaki and that, if you ask me, is one of the ugliest statues you can find in the world, but still if you’re in Nagasaki you probably don’t want to miss it.
After lunch I moved to the sea side, here I’ve seen DeiJima wich is the former artificial island where the Portuguese were segregated centuries ago, very interesting place, kinda like a mix of an open air museum and a theme park, felt a little bit plastic but still worth some of your time.
Then had a walk to the near seaside park wich is a very nice and relaxing place where flocks of eagles fly so low over your head that if you rise your hand you can almost touch them, and pretty much ended the day there before having to go back to Fukuoka.
NAGASAKI: OTBP: 5 OVERALL: 7 ½

Day 15 – 16 - 17: my last full days in japan. I was in need of some rest at this point and I needed to move closer to Narita where I had booked my flight for day 18, so i spent more than half of day 15 to transfer from Hakata to Tokyo. I booked my last hotel for three nights near Otsuka station, wich if you ask me is a nice spot to stay in Tokyo. When I arrived in the evening there was a rose festival and all around the station there were roses bushes in flower and there were people singing and the whole station looked alive but also quiet, if you like a place to stay In Tokyo that it’s not chaotic like Shinjuku or Shibuya I’d recommend Otsuka.
The last days aren’t really worth mentioning, I’ve spent most of the time shopping for souvenirs, and recovering for all the travel i did the two weeks before. I explored a couple of places worth mentioning that not everyone ever goes to in Tokyo, like Nakano Broadway ( a weird shopping district that feels like a little Akiabara ), Nippori where there’s a little known street nice for shopping, or Chiba where there’s one of the biggest mall in japan but apart from that nothing much that you can read in the report of anyone who have been to Tokyo.
And with this, I think I can conclude my report. If you want me to upload some picture and you have a site to suggest me where it’s easy to upload and you don’t have to make an account let me know and if there’s enough interest I will oblige as soon as I’ve finished downloading all the pictures from my phone.

I don't like badmouthing businesses. I have run one for many years and it's rough. You can never please everyone all the time, and it absolutely kills me emotionally (though perhaps it shouldn't) to have an unsatisfied customer.
But I must tell others about this so that perhaps they can be spared the financial and emotional frustration that this dealership has caused us, and likely will continue to cause us.
This is a companion post to my post in CreditScore , but will focus more on our experience with the dealership than the impact to our credit scores.
My story begins as follows:
We bought a travel trailer a bit ago. It's been nearly a month now since our first interaction with the dealership, Great American RV Superstores.
We went to this dealership (one of many, actually) looking for a travel trailer that would suit our needs well, with as little modifications as possible-- I'm busy, and wanted to use the thing for vacations and such, not have another project to work on.
The sales experience was fine. The salesman was happy to show us around, offer us drinks, tell us about the travel trailers they had, even show us ones that were kind of outside of our intended scope just since we were curious about them. Very reasonable experience, overall. I have to temper my expectations here, since my partner and I absolutely hate interacting with strangers in a sales environment. Overall it was fine, though I do feel sales was pushy, and financing (which we'll get to in a moment) even more so.
Over the course of a week or so, we eventually came back and settled on a Jayco trailer they had-- it was mostly what we wanted and would need the least modifications to be what we wanted to become our 'dream RV' for what I felt was a reasonable price, compared to building the entire thing from the ground up out of a utility trailer shell-- it would even be cheaper, not to mention save me time.
This is unfortunately the end of the 'good' part.
We figured we'd put the trailer on credit for a month or so while we sold off some stuff, avoided early withdrawal penalties, etc.. I did the math, it would be cheaper like this than paying fees to move money faster, and we wanted the trailer for an upcoming trip.
Excited, we gave them a deposit [they accepted a credit card for this] of $1000.
Now, they originally tried to request $5000, and I looked at them like they were nuts. That's more than 20% the purchase price. The deposit on my truck wasn't anywhere near that much, despite having a much higher sticker price than the trailer. This should have been my first red flag.
We came back the next day (we had stuff on our schedule, literally did not have time for 2 hours of paperwork that I was confident would ensue).
The dealership did not want to take a credit card for the non-cash portion, which I understand but was kind of annoying. It's not that much, and I can't just bounce a check or credit card charge on a registered vehicle and just get away and get to keep the thing-- It's not like you can hide an RV trailer that well; the thing is nearly 30 feet long.
No worries, they said they could offer financing, and all it'd cost me was one credit pull. The salesman and financing manager went away, and came back a few minutes (well, ~20 minutes) later.
There was, at that point, as they said, a credit pull for both me and my partner.
They came back with an insane interest rate, something like 19%. I told them that I wouldn't sign something so insane, and we'd come back later in a few weeks or so and buy the RV if it was still available in cash, no financing. This should have been my second red flag, but of course, me being bad at and stressed during social interactions, I ignored this one, too.
They really didn't like the idea of us not buying the thing asap (duh), and said they could see about getting us a better rate. I told them that if they wanted to offer something else, to just call me. [Important, no additional papers, etc. were signed at this point. I did not sign any 'loan application' papers.]
The next day they came back with an offer for an interest rate of about half that, which while still bad imho, was fine enough and within the realm of reason given what interest rates are right now.
We went back to sign the paperwork... more problems ensued.
We drove ~1 hour to get there, and waited for like 2 hours, and then they told us they could not get us the paperwork to sign as the bank was closed, so we'd have to come back the following week.
What. The. F***.
Now, I understand that this is not common perhaps, but I assume more common for people buying RVs-- our time is very valuable, and I don't mean just in terms of what we bill people (though, that too in a lot of cases). We're short on time, have too much we need to get done almost always, and wasting an hour or so of our time in an area with basically no cellphone reception and being unable to accomplish any work or spend this time effectively on something we wanted is not something we were pleased with, and has a very real dollar cost for us. We effectively wasted 4 hours of both our time going there, waiting, and driving back-- 8 man-hours for what? Nothing.
Regardless of our over-inflated time valuation, I don't think anyone should have their time wasted like this. We would not require this of a customer of ours, regardless of their salary or status, it's just disrespectful.
This should have been our third red flag.
Anyways, we were promised a $200 gift card and they seemed genuinely apologetic, saying their head finance manager was out today and they were doing their best to carry on without them, and had just been unaware that the bank was closed at that point and thus couldn't produce the documents.
Okay. Fine. We left again.
We returned the next week, and finally they had paperwork to sign-- a lot of it... holy sh*t I have never seen so much paperwork to buy something. This was more paperwork than there was for our house, I am not kidding. Over 100 pages probably if you include other documents referenced by these. I read them all, I insisted, before signing. The guy did not appear pleased with this-- I realize his time is valuable, but who in their right mind signs something without reading it? It had all sorts of things that would, if we were not in the position we are, potentially be devastating. (Example, they were not very forthcoming on the fact that there was a 'demand function' on the loan-- the bank can just demand it be paid right away, in other words, because they feel like it.)
Again, that should have been another, and the final red flag. We should have walked away. But, I'm here writing this, so that's not what happened. Sunk cost fallacy and all, I guess.
So, we finally get through several hours of reading things, asking them questions, etc.. They lied a bunch through their teeth I'm sure, but this post is already too long to even start listing the things I worry about.
Once we had actually managed to get the thing purchased, they had some guy take us back and do a walkthrough of the travel trailer to prove everything was working on delivery, etc.. Honestly, I feel this walkthrough should have been it's own day given how many things there are on the trailer, and how many involve things that you have to wait on to see if they're really working properly-- like an oven, an air conditioner / heater, that sort of thing; but it's not like this lasted more than 10 minutes of the guy turning things on, asking me if I knew propane was flammable, etc..
Walkthrough guy was nice, didn't have a problem with him, but he (especially for someone who works in maintenance) didn't seem well informed. He advised me, for example, despite the travel trailer's converter / battery charger being rated for use with a Lithium replacement battery, not to do this, because it could 'blow up the electrical system'. While I am confident that the trailer's 'auto detection' feature isn't really that, and have since inspected the battery charger and it's workings, I assure you a compatible lithium replacement battery would not 'blow up' the electrical system.
He didn't even know where the circuit breakers, etc.. were, didn't know what size the water tank was, where it was, what certain ratings were, when I asked. At this point, I was mostly testing to see if they had any idea how this thing was put together, because I'd become suspicious. The guy, while nice, failed the test horribly.
This was all very disconcerting, because they are the only Jayco partnered dealership in range of our home.
We hitched up the trailer with the help of the sales guy, who incorrectly instructed me on how to hook up the break-away safety cable, and left with the trailer.
When we got it home, we hooked it up to power, water, and sewer, to go run through our actual bunch of tests.
The following things do not function correctly on this trailer:
1) The roof-mounted solar panel and charge controller for the 12v system. Completely non-functional upon arrival, and during the walkthrough (though we were told it was because there wasn't enough sun during that time). I eventually went and troubleshot this enough to determine that the entire ground wire from the charge controller was completely disconnected from the 12v system, which of course made it useless. I fixed this, but I should not have had to spend this time doing so.
2) The oven. The pilot light requires you to hold the knob in after sparking it for ~5 minutes before it will stay lit. The instructions say it should take ~5 seconds. Oven is basically useless, no one has 5 or 10 or 20 minutes to fight with it to get it to keep the pilot light lit. The walkthrough person did not check oven function, just asked, if I knew how to use it. (Yes, I do, I've owned RVs before. In fact, the Jayco travel trailer from 1985 that I use as a storage shed presently, the oven in there STILL works just as it did when new.) I have /no idea/ how to fix this, and the dealership has ignored me when I've asked them. They say they'll get back to me, they do not.
3) The air conditioner / heater. They start up, sure, but they don't stay going. The AC seems to cut out any time there's a slight voltage fluctuation on the 12v system that powers the thermostat, etc., and this happens regularly of course when you turn a light on or off or something. To get the AC to restart, you have to completely power off the system at the thermostat, and wait ~1 minute, and then power it back on. I've not solved this yet, but I'm sure I likely can... by reverse engineering the thermostat control standard and replacing it with something else, and/or stabilizing the power supply to the appliances using some electronics... but still, why should I have to do this? The thing's brand new.
4) The water pump. It rattled SO MUCH and was not screwed down properly that it almost dislodged the piping when we fired it up during testing. Eventually after some back and forth with the service guy over the phone, I settled on a solution which he admitted would not in any way void the warranty-- pipe insulation to keep the rattling down throughout the trailer (I just purchased this from Home Depot and put it on), and some extra rubber and foam, and a slightly thicker screw to hold the pump in place properly.
5) The shower plastic shroud. The backing is incorrectly / poorly installed, bulged up, etc., around the bottom, making it harder to clean. I should have noticed this but, again, with only a ~10 minute walkthrough... :/ I'm sure they'd also say it 'met standards' and was fine. I guess I'll have to fix this, too.
6) Several of the lights, after being on for a bit, 'flicker'. This is extremely odd because they're DC lights, and while one might expect the typical 60Hz flicker from a cheap LED AC light, a DC light should have no flickering. It's definitely that the light is getting hot and has a bad solder joint or something. Yet another thing that, while on it's own isn't a huge deal for me to fix, it's not on it's own. I'll have to replace a number of these light fixtures I guess, too. -_-
7) Upon crawling under the trailer, the underbelly that is supposedly 'enclosed' is hardly that. It's got so many gaps and holes that I'm genuinely worried about what will have nested in there by the time I get around to fixing it. Good thing we have so many cats around, I guess. Would some spray-foam have killed Jayco?
Now, we're not even done with the BS.
Somehow, over the next few weeks, we've gotten (both my partner and I) about a dozen credit pulls from random lenders. Like, holy crap. And of course, because they're not all at the same time and nor are they even from the same 'type' of lenders, our scores have dropped like a rock.
I don't know who over there at Great American RV Superstores is pushing some button, but this needs to stop... we're at the point where we are considering freezing our credit, because this is insane. Credit pulls from AFTER we picked up the RV? Excuse me? Why? This is borderline identity fraud.
Overall, the sales experience was fine, but everything else was bad. Logistics, financing, paperwork, service... they all dropped the ball.
I cannot in good conscience recommend anyone buy from this dealership chain, nor can I recommend at this point anyone buy a Jayco travel trailer-- apparently their build quality (like seemingly everything from everyone these days) has taken a nosedive since the 80's.
Oh, and the $200 gift card they promised us for wasting our time? No where to be found. -_- We asked about it, they dismissed it saying they would contact us when they 'got approval from management'; in other words, they just promised us something they weren't authorized to give us.

Prefer Cash App as payment, but Venmo and PayPal F&F are good too. All HD movies are $3, and all 4K codes are $5, unless otherwise stated. Most prices are firm, but can discount for larger orders.
HD/MA Codes:
Anyone but You $8
The Amazing Spider-Man (x2)
The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (x2)
Asteroid City $6
Big George Foreman $5
Celebrating Mickey $5 (x2)
Cinderella II $5 (x2)
Cinderella III $5 (x2)
The Color Purple (2023) $6 (x2)
The Creator $8 (x2)
Dumb Money $8 (x2)
The Equalizer 3-movie collection $9 (x3)
Fast & Furious 9-movie collection $10
Fast & Furious 10-movie collection $13 (x2)
The Flash $7 (x4)
Gifted
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
The Heat
The Hunchback of Notre Dame $5
The Hunchback of Notre Dame II $5
Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny $6 (x2)
Iron Man 3
Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle
Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths - Part One $6 SOLD
Justice League: Warworld $5 (x2)
Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp’s Adventure $5
Lilo & Stitch 2: Stitch Has a Glitch $5
The Little Mermaid (2023) $5
The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea $5 (x2)
The Little Mermaid III: Ariel’s Beginning $5
Luca (x2)
Next Goal Wins $7
Night Swim $8 (x3)
No Hard Feelings $6 (x2)
Nope $4
Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters (x2)
Peter Pan (1953) $4 (x2)
Poor Things $9 (x3)
The Pope’s Exorcist $5
The Rescuers Down Under $5
Shazam! Fury of the Gods $4 (x2)
Spider-Man: Homecoming (x3)
Spider-Man: Far From Home (x3)
Spider-Man: No Way Home (x8)
Thanksgiving $5 (x2)
Trolls Band Together $8 (x2)
Where the Crawdads Sing
X-Men 3-movie collection $12 (x3)
Zootopia
4K/MA Codes:
Alita: Battle Angel (x3)
American Sniper
Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom $8 (x3)
The Avengers $6 SOLD
The Call of the Wild
Cinderella (1950) (x2)
Dune $6 SOLD
Dune: Part Two $12 SOLD
Fast X $8 (x2)
The Flash $8 (x2)
Guardians of the Galaxy $6
Mad Max: Fury Road $6 (x2)
Madame Web $9 (x6)
The Marvels $9 (x5)
Meg 2: The Trench $8 (x3)
The Nightmare Before Christmas $8
Oppenheimer $8 (x5)
The Super Mario Bros. Movie
Wish $9 (x2)
Wonka $9
HD (non MA) codes:
A24 Horror 5-film collection $12
Devotion
The Divergent Series 3-film collection $8
Dream Scenario $8 (x2)
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2
Imaginary $8 (x5)
The Iron Claw $8 (x2)
No Time to Die
Priscilla $8 (x2)
Saw 8-film collection $16 (x4)
Silent Night $7 (x2)
Sound of Freedom $7 (x2)
The Wolf of Wall Street
4K (non MA) codes:
American Psycho
The Expendables 4-film collection $16 (x4)
Expend4bles $7 (x4)
Ferris Bueller’s Day Off (x2)
The Hunger Games 4-movie collection $14
The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes $9 (x4)
John Wick Chapters 1-3 $12
Saw X $7 (x5)
Sleepy Hollow $7
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2014)
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem $8 (x2)
Titanic (x6)
Top Gun: Maverick
Transformers: Rise of the Beasts $7 (x5)

Warning: long read and not financial advice.
With all the FFIE hype going on I think GWAV has been hiding in the shadows. I already know some people are going to say it’s a P&D and it already went up, but the difference is that this is a real company that’s actually generating revenues and trying to get to the point of profitability. FFIE is a company that’s not generating revenues, will likely get delisted, and has no future guidance to get the company to its potential.
Greenwave is an American company (unlike the Chinese pump and dumps that happen every so often) operating with 13 facilities across multiple states.
A quick look at their income statement shows two key areas for improvement. Increasing revenue (which they are working on), and decreasing operating expenses (which I haven’t seen how they’re trying to deal with).
Metal prices are increasing, which in turn will increase revenues for the stock.
Recently, the CEO spent ~10mil to buy shares because he believes in the company.
I’ll say it outright: GWAV is not at the highest short interest (I mean that’s what this sub is about right?) However, as of today there are only ~4.2 mil shares available to short according to Fintel. That’s only 600-700k worth of dollars available to be used for shorting the stock. I will note that sites conflict on the amount of short interest, but I’m going off of Fintel. Not only is that a very low amount, but the float is only about 6.9 mil.
Currently, the stock is around 0.06 cents, I have an average of .16 per share and will be averaging down my position in the morning. The amount of shares that were sold overnight lead me to believe short interest has gone up. They have til September to avoid delisting. Do your own DD.

DAY: May 19 2024

• 5-19-2024 ILLNESS TOOK AWAY HER VOICE. AI CREATED A REPLICA SHE CARRIES IN HER PHONE Alexis Bogan, whose speech was impaired by a brain tumor, uses an AI powered smartphone app to create a audible drink order at a Starbucks drive-thru on Monday, April 29, 2024, in Lincoln, R.I. The app converts her typed entries into a verbal message created using her original voice. Credit: AP Photo/Steven Senne The voice Alexis “Lexi” Bogan had before last summer was exuberant. She loved to belt out Taylor Swift and Zach Bryan ballads in the car. She laughed all the time—even while corralling misbehaving preschoolers or debating politics
• 5-19-2024 SMART CONTACT LENSES LEAD THE WAY FOR HUMAN-MACHINE INTERACTION Scientists have developed eye-tracking smart content lenses based on radio frequency tags that can be used for various applications, including health care and augmented reality (AR). The lenses are biocompatible and imperceptible, requiring no battery or conventional silicon chips. Smart contact lenses that can keep track of various health factors and can be used for human-machine interaction (HMI) are a relatively new technology.
• 5-19-2024 INTEL EXEC ON BRINGING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE INTO THE WORKPLACE Artificial intelligence is just about everywhere you look these days—including the workplace. That means training staff about the technology and using it responsibly is critical. It’s a tall order, especially as the commercialization of generative AI continues its rapid growth. Now some tech players have kickstarted initiatives in hopes of meeting that need. Christy Pambianchi, chief people officer at Intel, recently spoke with The Associated Press about how the semiconductor chip maker is expanding AI education programming beyond the company’s walls—as well as best practices around
• 5-19-2024 JUST BELIEVING THAT AN AI IS HELPING BOOSTS YOUR PERFORMANCE, STUDY FINDS Sometimes it seems like an AI is helping, but the benefit is actually a placebo effect—people performing better simply because they expect to be doing so—according to new research from Aalto University. The study also shows how difficult it is to shake people’s trust in the capabilities of
• 5-19-2024 FEMALE HEALTH APPS MISUSE HIGHLY SENSITIVE DATA, STUDY FINDS Apps designed for female health monitoring are exposing users to unnecessary privacy and safety risks through their poor data handling practices, according to new research from King’s College London and University College London (UCL). In the most extensive evaluation of the privacy practices of female health apps to date, researchers found apps that handle medical and fertility data are coercing users into entering sensitive information that could put them at risk.
• 5-19-2024 OPENAI GIVES CHATGPT NEW POWERS TO SEE, HEAR OpenAI and Microsoft are in a heated rivalry with Google to be generative AI’s major player, but Facebook-owner Meta and upstart Anthropic are also making big moves to compete. OpenAI on Monday released a higher performing and even more human-like version of the artificial intelligence technology that underpins its popular generative tool ChatGPT, making it free to all users. The update to OpenAI’s flagship product landed a day before Google is expected to make its own announcements about Gemini, the search engine giant’s own AI tool that competes with ChatGPT
• 5-19-2024 CHATBOTS TELL PEOPLE WHAT THEY WANT TO HEAR, RESEARCHERS FIND Chatbots share limited information, reinforce ideologies, and, as a result, can lead to more polarized thinking when it comes to controversial issues, according to new Johns Hopkins University–led research. The study challenges perceptions that chatbots are impartial and provides insight into how using conversational search systems could widen the public divide on hot-button issues and leave people vulnerable to manipulation. “Because people are reading a summary paragraph generated by AI, they think they’re getting unbiased, fact-based answers,”
• 5-19-2024 STUDENTS, ACTIVISTS, ENTERTAINERS: MINECRAFT’S GLOBAL APPEAL Since the first version of Minecraft was released to the public 15 years ago, the block-based world-building game has become a global phenomenon. Since the first version of Minecraft was released to the public 15 years ago, the block-based world-building game has become a global phenomenon. Players of all ages and backgrounds have used the game for everything from educational projects and architecture to building communities and creating artwork. With more than 300 million copies sold, it is the best-selling video game of all time.
• 5-19-2024 SWISS NURSERY LETS ROBOT DO THE TALKING Swiss children in a Lausanne creche have some fun with their new robot friend, Nao. Sat in a circle on the nursery floor, a group of Swiss three-year-olds ask a robot called Nao questions about giraffes and broccoli. By the time these children become adults, interacting with robots may well be as commonplace as using a smartphone, experts believe. So one Lausanne creche has decided to give them a head start.
• 5-19-2024 EU TO ENCOURAGE INFLUENCERS TO HAVE ‘POSITIVE’ IMPACT Younger audiences increasingly get their information from influencers as they turn away from traditional media. The EU announced steps Tuesday to encourage influencers to post content that has a “positive” impact on society, as concerns rise over disinformation in a fragmented information landscape. With online creators increasingly the preferred source of news and opinions for younger audiences in the European Union, Brussels said they needed to be helped to use their role wisely. Ministers from EU countries responsible for culture, audiovisual and media issues approved a series of steps
• 5-19-2024 THE METAVERSE COULD CHANGE OUR RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCES, AND CREATE NEW ONES New technologies have always informed and changed our religious experiences. Listening to early radio broadcasts in the 1880s was experienced by many as religious because radio voices seemed to come from some other dimension. Séances became wildly popular at the time because it was thought by some that radio had opened a door to the spirit world. Today, religion is experiencing new transformations. The information-rich, image-laden character of the internet can provide new ways to understand and explain religious activity.
• 5-19-2024RESEARCH SHEDS LIGHT ON THE WEB OF TRUST, PRIVACY AND SAFETY FACTORS SHAPING USERS’ EXPERIENCES ON FACEBOOK MARKETPLACE Love it or hate it, Facebook Marketplace is the largest online resale site today with more than one billion monthly users.
• 5-19-2024RESEARCH SHEDS LIGHT ON THE WEB OF TRUST, PRIVACY AND SAFETY FACTORS SHAPING USERS’ EXPERIENCES ON FACEBOOK MARKETPLACE Google on Tuesday rolled out a retooled search engine that will frequently favor responses crafted by artificial intelligence over website links, a shift promising to quicken the quest for information while also potentially disrupting the flow of money-making internet traffic. The makeover announced at Google’s annual developers conference will begin this week in the U.S. when hundreds of millions of people will start to periodically see conversational summaries
• 5-19-2024 NEW STRATEGIC DESIGN APPROACH FOCUSES ON TURNING AI MISTAKES INTO USER BENEFITS More and more often, automated lending systems powered by artificial intelligence (AI) reject qualified loan applicants without explanation. Even worse, they leave rejected applicants with no recourse. People can have similar experiences when applying for jobs or petitioning their health insurance providers. While AI tools determine the fate of people in difficult situations daily, Upol Ehsan says more thought should be given to challenging these decisions or working around them. Ehsan, a Georgia Tech explainable AI (XAI) researcher, says many rejection cases are not the applicant’s fault.
• 5-19-2024 MANAGING SCREEN TIME BY MAKING PHONES SLIGHTLY MORE ANNOYING TO USE Existing apps for managing screen time can abruptly lock users out of their phone. If users were in the middle of an important task, they could scramble to skip the time limit, opening themselves up to spend more time on their phone than originally intended. InteractOut’s interventions are more gradual and allow users to decide when to put down their phones while also encouraging them to think harder about their smartphone use.
• 5-19-2024 DIGITAL TWIN HELPS OPTIMIZE MANUFACTURING SPEED WHILE SATISFYING QUALITY CONSTRAINTS Feedrate optimization using an uncertainty-aware digital twin demonstrates significant cycle time reductions of up to 38% in a CNC machine tool while staying close to the error tolerances compared to the existing methods. A new method uses a digital twin to optimize manufacturing machine speed—known as feed rate—while adhering to quality constraints,
• 5-19-2024 THE INCREASING DIFFICULTY OF DETECTING AI- VERSUS HUMAN-GENERATED TEXT Generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools are used to create text, images and videos, impacting the way society consumes and produces online content. As that technology continues to evolve, it is becoming increasingly difficult to tell the difference between AI-generated and human-generated content. Determining the integrity of online information—particularly text—is the current research focus in the Penn State Information Knowledge and wEb (PIKE) Lab, led by Dongwon Lee, professor in the College of Information Sciences and Technology at Penn State. In a discussion with Penn State News, Lee spoke about the
• 5-19-2024 RESEARCH TEAM WORKS TO IMPROVE AI-BASED DECISION-MAKING TOOLS FOR PUBLIC SERVICES More and more public services—such as affordable housing, public school matching and child welfare—are relying on algorithms to make decisions and allocate resources. So far, much of the work that has gone into designing these systems has focused on workers’ experiences using them or communities’ perceptions of them. But what about the actual impact of these programs have on people, especially when the decisions the systems make lead to denial of services? Can you design algorithms to help people make sense of and contest decisions that significantly impact them?
• 5-19-2024 CINEMATIC TOOLS CAN SIGNIFICANTLY IMPROVE USER EXPERIENCE IN VIRTUAL REALITY ENVIRONMENTS Without teleportation, many users would be unable to use virtual reality due to motion sickness. Unfortunately, teleportation can cause users to miss important aspects of their surroundings. Credit: Alan Medlar Cinematography techniques can significantly increase user engagement with virtual environments and, in particular, the aesthetic appeal of what users see in virtual reality.
• 5-19-2024 HUMAN DIFFERENCES IN JUDGMENT LEAD TO PROBLEMS FOR AIThe noise level observed in ComVE annotations when controlling the minimum (a) and maximum (b) allowable labels for each turker (we omit the residual in these two figures as, similar to what was observed earlier for TG-CSR, it was nearly coincidental with the level noise curve). We also report the statistics of statements categorized by the number of annotation labels under different cutoff methods used for screening participating annotators
• 5-19-2024 HUMAN DIFFERENCES IN JUDGMENT LEAD TO PROBLEMS FOR AI Innovation is rarely accidental. Behind every new invention and product, including the device you are using to read this story, is years of research, investment, and planning. Organizations that want to reach these milestones in the fastest and most efficient way possible use technology roadmaps.
• 5-19-2024 HUMAN DIFFERENCES IN JUDGMENT LEAD TO PROBLEMS FOR AI A team of researchers at Delft University of Technology has developed a drone that flies autonomously using neuromorphic image processing and control based on the workings of animal brains. Animal brains use less data and energy compared to current deep neural networks running on graphics processing units (GPUs).
• 5-19-2024 US SENATORS UNVEIL ‘ROADMAP’ TO AI LAWS Top US lawmakers on Wednesday said efforts to pass laws governing AI were entering a higher gear and hoped to pump $32 billion into the sector to help assure US dominance. US Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said bipartisan legislators had agreed on a policy roadmap and had tasked key senate committees to draft specific proposals on regulating AI. The US is home to the biggest AI companies in the world and has trailed the EU and other regions on coming up with rules to rein in the sector.
• 5-19-2024 US SENATORS UNVEIL ‘ROADMAP’ TO AI LAWS Google chief executive Sundar Pichai says the AI revamp of its online search engine will soon spread to countries other than the United States. Google’s use of artificial intelligence to sum up answers to search queries has publishers wondering if traffic to their websites will wither. The internet titan announced Tuesday it is introducing AI-generated answers to online queries in the United States, in one of the biggest changes to its world-leading search engine in 25 years.
• 5-19-2024 CONSUMER GROUPS ACCUSE TEMU OF MANIPULATING ONLINE SHOPPERS Chinese shopping app Temu has on average around 75 million monthly active users in the EU. European consumer groups on Thursday accused Chinese shopping app Temu of using “manipulative techniques” to make users spend more and other violations of a landmark EU tech law. One of the fastest-growing apps, Temu only entered the EU market in April 2023 and says it has on average around 75 million monthly active users in the 27-country bloc. Europe’s BEUC umbrella consumer rights group filed a complaint with the European Commission while 17 member
• 5-19-2024 PARENTS UNDERESTIMATE THE PRIVACY RISKS KIDS FACE IN VIRTUAL REALITY Nearly two thirds of parents of children aged 5–10 don’t understand the metaverse, according to the Institution of Engineering and Technology. Credit: Kampus Production/Pexels/public domain Virtual reality lets kids play 3D games with their friends as avatars, go back in time, even journey to outer space, all without leaving their living rooms. But while children are immersed in the metaverse, they also face privacy risks that their parents might not recognize
• 5-19-2024 MODEL DISGORGEMENT—THE KEY TO FIXING AI BIAS AND COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT? By now, the challenges posed by generative AI are no secret. Models like OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Anthropic’s Claude and Meta’s Llama have been known to “hallucinate,” inventing potentially misleading responses, as well as divulge sensitive information, like copyrighted materials.
• 5-19-2024 CAN WE RID ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE OF BIAS? AI giants face a challenge of making artficial intelligence models reflect the world’s diversity without being overly politically correct. Artificial intelligence built on mountains of potentially biased information has created a real risk of automating discrimination, but is there any way to re-educate the machines? The question for some is extremely urgent. In this ChatGPT era, AI will generate more and more decisions for health care providers, bank lenders or lawyers, using whatever was scoured from the internet as source material.
• 5-19-2024 CHATGPT IS NOW BETTER THAN EVER AT FAKING HUMAN EMOTION AND BEHAVIOR OpenAI executive Mira Murati launching GPT-4o. Credit: OpenAI Earlier this week OpenAI launched GPT-4o (“o” for “omni”), a new version of the artificial intelligence (AI) system powering the popular ChatGPT chatbot. GPT-4o is promoted as a step towards more natural engagement with AI. According to the demonstration video, it can have voice conversations with users in near real-time, exhibiting human-like personality and behavior. This emphasis on personality is likely to be a point of contention. In OpenAI’s demos, GPT-4o sounds friendly, empathetic and engaging. It tells “spontaneous” jokes, giggles, flirts
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Hello everybody!
As the title states, I am getting the infamous rusty/brown face bug (only on my character though). I installed the "Ultimate Heather Casdin" mod mid play-through which required me to add a few more mods to my current playthrough. That's when the bug started to show up. Weirdly enough, the only character that's affected by this bug is my own. Every NPC has a completely normal face. I've tried pretty much everything I could find ob various websites but nothing worked... Does anybody have a fix for this? I'll include my modlist aswell:

Mod_Priority,#Mod_Status,#Mod_Name

"0000","+","DLC: Wasteland Workshop"
"0001","+","DLC: Vault-Tec Workshop"
"0002","+","DLC: Nuka-World"
"0003","+","DLC: Far Harbor"
"0004","+","DLC: Contraptions Workshop"
"0005","+","DLC: Automatron"
"0006","+","Player Comments and Head Tracking"
"0007","+","Mod Configuration Menu"
"0008","+","Scaling Flag Remover"
"0009","+","Address Library for F4SE Plugins"
"0010","+","Baka Framework"
"0011","+","Spell Perk Item Distributor"
"0012","+","MCM Booster"
"0013","+","Bastion - A Power Armor Overhaul"
"0014","+","RobCo Patcher"
"0015","+","Munitions - An Ammo Expansion"
"0016","+","Munitions - Additional Ammo"
"0017","+","Heckler und Koch - MP7"
"0018","+","FN Five-seveN"
"0019","+","Tactical Reload"
"0020","+","Bullet Counted Reload System (BCR)"
"0021","+","Extended Dialogue Interface"
"0022","+","Lots More Facial Hair"
"0023","+","FG-42 Ausf.E ParaTroop Rifle"
"0024","+","BH StG44 - Assault Rifle Main"
"0025","+","Cowboy Repeater AKA Winchester Model 1892"
"0026","+","American 180 - .22 Submachine Gun"
"0027","+","Mossberg 500 Pump-Action Shotgun"
"0028","+","MW - AS Val"
"0029","+","MK18 CQBR"
"0030","+","Miniguns Rebirth"
"0031","+","Machineguns Rebirth"
"0032","+","IMI .50AE Desert Eagle"
"0033","+","Fallout 4 - Point Lookout"
"0034","+","Heckler and Koch - Mark 23 SOCOM"
"0035","+","Visible Galaxy 4k and Framework"
"0036","+","True Grass"
"0037","+","Backpacks of the Commonwealth"
"0038","+","Smokeable Cigars - Cigarettes - Joints"
"0039","+","Classic Holstered Weapons System (CHW)"
"0040","+","Armor Penetration Bug Fix - F4SE"
"0041","+","Lots More Male Hairstyles"
"0042","+","Lots More Female Hairstyles"
"0043","+","Everyone's Best Friend (Dogmeat and Companion At Same Time - No Console - No Hack)"
"0044","+","Workshop Framework"
"0045","+","Disk Cache Enabler"
"0046","+","Commonwealth Cuts - KS Hairdos - ApachiiSkyHair"
"0047","+","Better Settlers"
"0048","+","Homemaker - Expanded Settlements"
"0049","+","Vivid Fallout - All in One"
"0050","+","Vivid Fallout - Rocks - Complex Parallax Occlusion"
"0051","+","Vivid Fallout - Armor Workbench (Workstation) 1k-2k-4k - Complex Parallax Support"
"0052","+","Vivid Fallout - Landscapes - Complex Parallax Occlusion"
"0053","+","Vivid Fallout - LOD and Distant Detail - Far Harbor"
"0054","+","Vivid Fallout - LOD and Far Distant Detail - Nuka World"
"0055","+","Vivid Fallout - Mirelurks 1k-2k-4k-8k - Complex Parallax Support and Mesh Fix"
"0056","+","Very Zen FGEP Textures"
"0057","+","Campsite - Simple Wasteland Camping (and HD Sleeping Bags)"
"0058","+","Pillows for Sleeping Bags and Tents"
"0059","+","HUDFramework"
"0060","+","Settlement Menu Manager"
"0061","+","Sim Settlements 2 - All Chapters Pack"
"0062","+","Mutant Menagerie"
"0063","+","Settler and Companion Dialogue Overhaul"
"0064","+","22LR Silenced Pistol"
"0065","+","SUP F4SE"
"0066","+","ZeX - ZaZ Extended Skeleton"
"0067","+","Caliente's Beautiful Bodies Enhancer -CBBE-"
"0068","+","BodyTalk"
"0069","+","Vivid Weathers"
"0070","+","Unofficial Fallout 4 Patch - UFO4P"
"0071","+","Immersive Animation Framework"
"0072","+","BodySlide and Outfit Studio"
"0073","+","Diverse Bodies by NoAbleEngles"
"0074","+","Assaultron Grab Skills"
"0075","+","Yaoguai Grab Skill"
"0076","+","Russian Recon Pack - SVU and MP443"
"0077","+","Radscorpion Stab Skill"
"0078","+","Deathclaw Grab Skills"
"0079","+","MK18 Armory Project"
"0080","+","M2045 Magnum Revolver Rifle"
"0081","+","FallUI - HUD"
"0082","+","Companion Status UI Remastered"
"0083","+","Companion Status HUD"
"0084","+","Nameplates - Floating Healthbars"
"0085","+","Fallout 3 HUD - A FallUI HUD layout"
"0086","+","Suit Up"
"0087","+","Immersive Power Armor HUD"
"0088","+","Scrap Everything"
"0089","+","Overwrite 1"
"0090","+","4k Hairy Men Boxers"
"0091","+","Wattz Laser Gun"
"0092","+","SREP REDUX - Service Rifle Expansion Project"
"0093","+","Accelerator Plasma Energy Weapon"
"0094","+","P.A.S. - Post Apocalyptic Survivor"
"0095","+","Heckler und Koch - UMP"
"0096","+","HK USP - Pistol"
"0097","+","Ak5C - A Nordic Relic"
"0098","+","Springfield Armory M1A"
"0099","+","AQUILA - Laser Rifle"
"0100","+","Heckler und Koch - MP5 Complex"
"0101","+","Rheinmetall EG-7 Energiegewehr"
"0102","+","Right-Handed Hunting Rifle"
"0103","+","Mosin Nagant - Sniper Rifle"
"0104","+","Standard Textures Mutant Menagerie"
"0105","+","Colt 6520 10mm pistol"
"0106","+","AER15 Modern Laser Assault Rifle"
"0107","+","MP-445 Viking - Pistol"
"0108","+","M1 Garand"
"0109","+","FN-FAL"
"0110","+","INSTITUTE TECHNOLOGY OVERHAUL - Weapons"
"0111","+","Munitions - Settlement Supplies"
"0112","+","Assault Rifle Reanimated"
"0113","+","Laser Rifle Reanimation"
"0114","+","Light Support Weapon"
"0115","+","Glock 19X - Pistol"
"0116","+","AnotherOne Suomi KP-31"
"0117","+","AnotherOne PPSh-41"
"0118","+","AnotherOne Walther PPK and Deliverer replacer"
"0119","+","FN P90"
"0120","+","MG69 - Dak's Assault Rifle Replacer (remesh)"
"0121","+","Tactical Reload Patch Repository Continued"
"0122","+","BFV Kar98k"
"0123","+","Walther Gewehr 43"
"0124","+","Russian Assault Pack - SVD Dragunov - Saiga 12 - PP-19 Bizon - Stechkin APS - MP412 REX"
"0125","+","MW2R - M4A1"
"0126","+","Steyr AUG"
"0127","+","Steyr AUG Accuracy Hotfix"
"0128","+","MP9"
"0129","+","MW M19"
"0130","+","SS2_XDI Compatibility Patch"
"0131","+","Uneducated Shooter - QE Leaning and Gun Inertia"
"0132","+","FO4 Hotkeys"
"0133","+","M1 Carbine"
"0134","+","Overwrite - MCM"
"0135","+","Fallout 4 Point Lookout - Patch - 1.14"
"0136","+","9mm Pistol (Browning Hi-Power) Redux"
"0137","+","9mm Pistol (Browning Hi-Power) - Unofficial Update"
"0138","+","Wattz Laser Gun - Unofficial Update"
"0139","+","Leveled Item Framework (LIF)"
"0140","+",".22 Pistol - Unofficial Update"
"0141","+","Smokeable Cigarettes - MCM Settings Menu"
"0142","+","Place Everywhere"
"0143","+","True Damage"
"0144","+","True Damage - Munitions Updated Patch"
"0145","+","AK74M - Assault Rifle"
"0146","+","Lore Friendly 5.56 Collection (New Vegas LMG - R91 - Van Buren .223 Autoloader)"
"0147","+","BH Colt M1911 - Army Pistol"
"0148","+","BH Colt M1911 - Materials Update"
"0149","+","BH_Colt M1911 - LvlList"
"0150","+","BH_Colt M1911 - TR Patch"
"0151","+","Winchester Model 1873 - Lever Action Rifle"
"0152","+","AnotherOne TEC-9"
"0153","+","MW - AN94"
"0154","+","MW - AN94 No Cod Points Patch"
"0155","+","PL-14 'Lebedev'"
"0156","+","Rheinmetall Maschinengewehr 34 (MG34) - MG 82 - Extras"
"0157","+","Munitions - Official Patch Repository"
"0158","+","Reapers Munitions Patches"
"0159","+","See-Through-Scopes"
"0160","+","Caravan Shotgun"
"0161","+","AK47 - Type 56 - M70"
"0162","+","ASh-12.7 Battle Rifle"
"0163","+","Smith and Wesson pack"
"0164","+","Baka MaxPapyrusOps"
"0165","+","Baka ScrapHeap - Script Memory Limit Expander"
"0166","+","FallUI - Confirm Boxes"
"0167","+","Lacy Underwear"
"0168","+","Canteens of the Commonwealth"
"0169","+","IAF Canteens of the Commonwealth Patch"
"0170","+","IAF Mutant Menagerie Patch"
"0171","+","Lacy Underwear Patch"
"0172","+","Caravan Shotgun - Unofficial Update"
"0173","+","Sim Settlements 2 - Recruitable Settlers Leaders Pack 2"
"0174","+","Recruitable Settlers"
"0175","+","Recruitable Settlers - Main Files v3.0.3"
"0176","+","Leaders and Legends of the new Commonwealth"
"0177","+","Rise of the Commonwealth for Sim Settlements 2"
"0178","+","Achievements"
"0179","+","Tactical Reload - Ingame Switch"
"0180","+","Tactical Reload DLC Weapons"
"0181","+","Tactical Reload Vanilla Weapons"
"0182","+","See Through Scopes Patch"
"0183","+","Pip-Boy Flashlight"
"0184","+","LooksMenu"
"0185","+","Heather Casdin - A Unique Companion Experience by llamaRCA"
"0186","+","Heather Clothing Bodyslide Files"
"0187","+","femshepping and radbeetle's KS Hairdos Conversions"
"0188","+","femshepping and radbeetle's KS Hairdos Conversions - Hat texture fix for version 9"
"0189","+","Real HD Faces Textures"
"0190","+","The Eyes of Beauty Fallout Kaleidoscope Edition - All-in-One"
"0191","+","Kirs freckles 2k upscale. For Real HD Face Textures 2k"
"0192","+","Looks Menu Customization Compendium"
"0193","+","Appealing Moles 2k Resolution"
"0194","+","The Ultimate Heather Casdin"
"0195","+","HotC Lite - Standalone - Wasteland Edition v.0.99c"
"0196","+","Immersive Wastelanders"
"0197","+","LMCC 2k Face Textures"
"0198","+","Enhanced Blood Textures"
"0199","+","Fallout Texture Overhaul PipBoy (Pip-Boy) UHD 4K"
"0200","+","Meshes - HEATHER CLOTHES (Overwrite!)"
"0201","+","ILER - Classic Edition"
"0202","+","BodyConvert"
"0203","+","CBBE Templates Body Convert"
"0204","+","GenSlide Morphs Body Convert"
"0205","+","Take Cover"
"0206","+","PipboyTabs"
"0207","+","Outcasts and Remnants - Quest Mod Plus"
"0208","+","Flashy(JoeR) - Crime And Punishment"
"0209","+","OAR and Depravity Patch"
"0210","+","Depravity - A Harmless Bit of Fun"
"0211","+","Goodneighbor Expanded"
"0212","+","Nina's Proper Pipe Guns Replacer"
"0213","+","Working Fridges"
"0214","+","Brewhouse Shenanigans (Craftable alcohol)"
"0215","+","Diamond City Radio Extended"
"0216","+","Zodicab's Munitions Patches"
"0217","+","FallUI"
"0218","+","SCOURGE - Main"
"0219","+","SCOURGE - Point Lookout"
"0220","+","Mutant Menagerie - Life Finds A Way - SCOURGE Patch"
"0221","+","Flashy(JoeR) - Advanced Needs 76"
"0222","+","77wanderer's AN76 and Mutant Menagerie Patch"
"0223","+","77wanderer's Point Lookout Patches"
"0224","+","An76 - IAF Patch"
"0225","+","Campsite - Advanced Needs 76 Bedbugs Patch"
"0226","+","P.A.S. - Post Apocalyptic Survivor - AN76 Gasmask Patch"
"0227","+","Advanced Needs 76 - MAIM Compability Patch 4 AN76"
"0228","+","Condition Boy - Now with Condition Girl"
"0229","+","D.E.C.A.Y - Better Ghouls"
"0230","+","CWSS Redux v"
"0231","+","Classic V.A.T.S"
"0232","+","Sim Settlements 2 Start Me Up Compatibiity Patch - WIP (BETA)"
"0233","+","Craftable Cigars and Cigarettes"
"0234","+","Longer Lasting Fusion Cores"
"0235","+","Start Me Up - Alternate Start and Dialogue Overhaul"
"0236","+","MAIM 2"