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JMS0527

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  1. Yes....my mom laughed her ### off at that
  2. So you're planning on dying of alcohol poisoning?
  3. 1978.....Phantom and SCV tied at prelims, 91.5
  4. Two moments I can think of right off 2004 Santa Clara...the quiet ending...otherworldly 2006 Phantom...the pit by itself before the horns by themselves...like a delicate music box to me
  5. I remember reading that....pretty sure it was in '99. Would love to know who it was
  6. Seems to me that the acoustics in Arrowhead were terrible. All of the drumlines sound dirty to me (I mean, dirty) except '89 Santa Clara
  7. I cringe every time they do that. I would not want my face to meet a cymbal, especially edgewise
  8. I think he's referring to the length of the extension.
  9. In 2017, there was one of each under both...headings So, if you look at the recaps from that year at championships, from left to right, the judges were visual-music-music-visual Prelims: Jim Sturgeon and Chris Hestin under GE 1, Jay Kennedy and John Howell under GE 2 Finals: Michael Gray, Mark McGahey, Darrin Davis, Mike Stone
  10. Bras feature?! Time to sign up with Flo!!
  11. 2022 World Championship judging panels World Championship Prelims — Thursday, Aug. 11 General Effect 1: Damon Padilla & Ted Wemhoff General Effect 2: Chris Hestin & Gerry Miller Visual Proficiency: Chris Moss Visual Analysis: Blair Kuhn Color Guard: Ira Jenkins Music Brass: Beth Fabrizio Music Analysis: Jay Webb & Randy Greenwell Music Percussion: Jeff Brooks Chief Judge: John Phillips World Championship Semifinals — Friday, August 12 General Effect 1: Meghan McCourt & William Chumley General Effect 2: Caleb Rothe & Kyle Youngg Visual Proficiency: Jim Sturgeon Visual Analysis: Tom Slaughter Color Guard: Tim Landess Music Brass: Mark Hoskins Music Analysis: David Carbone & Nola Jones Music Percussion: Mike Leitzke Chief Judge: John Phillips World Championship Finals — Saturday, August 13 General Effect 1: Kyle Miller & Warren Rickart General Effect 2: Glen Bugett & Mark Wymire Visual Proficiency: Carl Nelson Visual Analysis: George Oliviero Color Guard: Hieu Nguyen Music Brass: Steven Page Music Analysis: Martin Griffin & Wayne Dillon Music Percussion: Jeff Ausdemore Chief Judge: John Phillips
  12. I believe the correct answer is 2001...not totally sure
  13. I figure it's a long shot that anyone has those breakdowns, but what the hell
  14. Unfortunately, Gregg does not have the sub-caption breakdowns
  15. Does anybody out there have the recaps to championship weeks in 2000-2003 (or at least finals)? I'm looking for actual sub-caption breakdowns (like Visual GE, Rep 9.8, Perf 9.4...that sort of thing)
  16. Think BD has 24...the Cadets are next in line with 8 (counting last night)
  17. By my count, BD has 13, SCV 11, Cadets 7, Cavaliers 5 I do not claim to be 100% accurate but that's how the numbers came out to my knowledge
  18. They know about the sound issues
  19. Raining an hour north of the stadium...very dark...lights need to be turned on
  20. From NOAA: THIS HAZARDOUS WEATHER OUTLOOK IS FOR NORTHEAST AND NORTH CENTRALCOLORADO..DAY ONE...TODAY AND TONIGHTTODAY WILL BE A BIT COOLER BUT THERE IS STILL QUITE A BIT OFMOISTURE IN THE ATMOSPHERE. THUNDERSTORMS WILL FORM OVER THEMOUNTAINS BY EARLY AFTERNOON AND MOVE ONTO THE PLAINS DURING THEAFTERNOON AND EARLY EVENING. ONCE AGAIN THE MAIN THREAT FROM THESTORMS IS HEAVY RAIN. THE STRONGER STORMS WILL BE CAPABLE OFPRODUCING ONE TO TWO INCHES OF RAIN IN AN HOUR. THIS COULD BEENOUGH TO PRODUCE FLOODING...ESPECIALLY IN BURN OR FLOOD IMPACTEDAREAS OR CITIES. THE GREATEST THREAT WILL BE IN AND NEAR THEFOOTHILLS IN THE EARLY TO MID AFTERNOON HOURS...AND ON THEADJACENT PLAINS IN THE LATE AFTERNOON AND EARLY EVENING.THERE IS ALSO THE POSSIBILITY OF ONE OR TWO SEVERE STORMS WITHLARGE HAIL AND DAMAGING WINDS ON THE PLAINS. THE THUNDERSTORMACTIVITY WILL DIMINISH FROM NORTH TO SOUTH THIS EVENING. Also NOAA: Today Showers and thunderstorms likely, mainly after 4pm. Some of the storms could produce heavy rain. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 83. North northeast wind 5 to 10 mph. Chance of precipitation is 60%. Tonight Scattered showers and thunderstorms, mainly before midnight. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 63. North wind 5 to 9 mph becoming calm. Chance of precipitation is 30%. Weather.com says 60% chance of rain tonight
  21. Looks like MAYBE some of the worst is leaving the area...and perhaps it'll stop altogether...but who knows what might develop later on Quite a bit of lightning at my location an hour north
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