The complete\updated Mjolner Mix List as of 12\21\2009..
Volume 1
"Beginnings"
Mjolner Series 1
"Beginnings"
Part 1
Mj.1 Symphonies Of Paradise
Mj.2 Calyptic Rain
Mj.3 Crusades Of Zenithar'd
Mj.4 Broken Glory
Mj.5 The Endangerment Of Spam
Mj.6 The Ixmucane Drive-Thru Contactum
Mj.7 Fanfares Of Fire
Mj.8 Amber Daylights
Mj.9 The Trilogy Wars
Mj.10 Worlds Of Time
Mj.11 Cause-Ways Of Independence
Mj.12 Three Rings Of Revelations
Part 2
Mj.13 The New Beginnings Overture
Mj.14 Signs Of A Prodigious Sanctuary
Mj.15 Cryptic Dedications
Mj.16 Mysty Anthems
Mj.17 Arctic Islands
Mj.18 Trilogy Wars 2
Mj.19 Distant Roads
Mj.20 Continuum
Part 3
Mj.21 Suites 1 Trinity
Mj.22 Suites 2 Ecclectic Springboards
Mj.23 Suites 3 The Band Of Skydiving Lambda
Mj.24 Suites 4 Dark Fires (used to be the "Finale")
Part 4
Mj.25 Suites 5 Harmonic Havens
Mj.26 Suites 6 Anarchy's Chronicled Maneuvers
Mj.27 Suites 7 Trilogy Wars 3
Mj.28 Suites 8 Technicolor Communications
Mj.29 Suites 9 Ode To Nightly Lanterns
Mj.30 Suites10 Escaping A Dramatiq Dream Of Imperative Acoustic Adventures
Mjolner Series 2
"Continuities"
Part 1
Mj.31 Meadows Of Paradise
Mj.32 Phantomic Lakeside Victories
Mj.33 Electronic Golden Symphonies
Mj.34 Glowing Valen-Dawns
Mj.35 Visionary Shadows
Mj.36 Trilogy Wars 4
Mj.37 Lightspeed Relics
Mj.38 Liberated Memoriams
Mj.39 Winter Tournaments (The "Christmas" Mjolner.)
Mj.40 Variations Of Courage
Mj.41 Future Independent Outposts
Mj.42 Zooster's Serenata Republic
Part 2
Mj.43 The Orinoco Shuffle
Mj.44 Joyful Gates Of Indigo
Mj.45 Trilogy Wars 5
Mj.46 Unified Evacuations
Mj.47 Tronican Hoedowns
Mj.48 Kobol's Enigmatic Empire
Mj.49 Horizons
Mj.50 Continuum 2
Part 3
Mj.51 Mj.Suites 11 Trio
Mj.52 Mj.Suites 12 Nuclear Preludes
Mj.53 Mj.Suites 13 Neon Intrigues
Mj.54 Mj.Suites 14 Trilogy Wars 6
Mj.55 Mj.Suites 15 The Rolling Moon Montage
Mj.56 Mj.Suites 16 Peaceful Acoustics
Mj.57 Mj.Suites 17 The Gleaming Diamond Wars
Part 4
Mj.58 Mj.Suites 18 Loitering Resignations
Mj.59 Mj.Suites 19 Percussive Signals
Mj.60 Mj.Suites 20 Continuity (Part 1-3)
Mjolner Series 3
"Unbound"
Part 1
Mj.61 Uncharted Paradise
Mj.62 Meridian Skies
Mj.63 Trilogy Wars 7
Mj.64 Momentary Aspirations
Mj.65 Caribbean Crossroads
Mj.66 Blissful Fallings
Mj.67 Dominions Of Freedom
Mj.68 Inconsistent Sacrifices
Mj.69 Classical Pegasus
Mj.70 Worlds of Vortexual Mojo
Mj.71 Pre-War Particles
Mj.72 Trilogy Wars 8
Part 2
Mj.73 Inner Confrontational Agendas
Mj.74 Expeditionary Futures
Mj.75 Legends Of Fate
Mj.76 The Jablonsky Divisions
Mj.77 Familiar Treasures
Mj.78 Sequential Interludes
Mj.79 Dance Of The Requiem
Mj.80 Continuum 3
Part 3
Mj.81 Mj.Suites 21 Trilogy Wars 9
Mj.82 Mj.Suites 22 Colonial Headlines
Mj.83 Mj.Suites 23 Thematic Honours
Mj.84 Mj.Suites 24 Symphonic Journeys
Mj.85 Mj.Suites 25 Eternal Dreamscapes
Mj.86 Mj.Suites 26 Forgotten Immortality
Mj.87 Mj.Suites 27 Regenerated Accompli
Mj.88 Mj.Suites 28 The Eulogy Waltz
Mj.89 Mj.Suites 29 Laments Of Time
Mj.90 Mj.Suites 30 Trilogy Wars 10
Part 4
Mj.91 Mj.Special 1 Alpha
Mj.92 Mj.Special 2 Remix
Mj.93 Mj.Special 3 War
Mj.94 Mj.Special 4 Mjolnir
Mj.95 Mj.Special 5 Elemental
Mj.96 Mj.Special 6 Time
Mj.97 Mj.Special 7 Light
Mj.98 Mj.Special 8 Dreams
Mj.99 Mj.Special 9 Purity
Mj.100 Mj.Special 10 Omega
Volume 2
"Connections"
Series 4
"Connections"
Part 1
Mj.101 Introverted Paradise
Mj.102 Awakening
Mj.103 Industrial Reckoning
Mj.104 The Home Groove
Mj.105 Olympic Menageries
Mj.106 Aquatic Reunions
Mj.107 Redemptive Serenities
Mj.108 Shadowed Destiny
Mj.109 Trilogy Wars 11
Mj.110 Universal Destiny
Mj.111 Past-Obsessions Of Independence
Mj.112 Sky-Lit Connections Of Glory
Part 2
Mj.113 Shadowed Chaos
Mj.114 Jagged Liberties
Mj.115 A Castaway's Twilight
Mj.116 Orchards Of Kobol
Mj.117 Chief Anthems
Mj.118 Trilogy Wars 12
Mj.119 The Primaveran Kingdom
Mj.120 Continuum 4
Part 3
Mj.121 Mj.Suites 31 Triad
Mj.122 Mj.Suites 32 Ancient Elegies
Mj.123 Mj.Suites 33 Majeure Violets
Part 4
Mj.124 Mj.Suites 34 Horizons Of Rising Chorales
Mj.125 Mj.Suites 35 Mists Of Modern Glory
Mj.126 Mj.Suites 36 Carols Of Life
Mj.127 Mj.Suites 37 Trilogy Wars 13
Mj.128 Mj.Suites 38 Translucent Contemplations Of Happiness
Mj.129 Mj.Suites 39 Particularly Tuned Gatherings
Mj.130 Mj.Suites 40 Regressive Holdings Of Retrograded Driftwood
Series 5...Coming 2010..
Saturday, April 18, 2009
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Numbers For Fun!
(Post your answer in the comments.)
What does this number more commonly represent?
43,252,003,274,489,856,000
Google it if you really have to, but just think Quintillion.
(No prize will be given for right answer, you'll just feel smarter, especially if you're the first and\or only one. Of course, if you're the only one to answer the query, then either you're the only one who has spare time for silly trivia or you're the only one who reads this blog.)
What does this number more commonly represent?
43,252,003,274,489,856,000
Google it if you really have to, but just think Quintillion.
(No prize will be given for right answer, you'll just feel smarter, especially if you're the first and\or only one. Of course, if you're the only one to answer the query, then either you're the only one who has spare time for silly trivia or you're the only one who reads this blog.)
Friday, April 10, 2009
Technical Definition of A GFCI Receptacle
As Promised.....Enjoy.
The Following is a basic description of something that is known to be in existence by most people but they don't technically know what it is or does. This is a rough 1st draft, for my Technical Writing Class. It is designed so that people who don't know what a GFCI is, can read this and understand what it is. Please comment and tell if you now know what a GFCI basically is, or tell me if it's hard to understand what I'm trying to say. Any feedback will be helpful for fine tuning it for my class.
Technical Definition of A GFCI Receptacle
A GFCI, Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter, is a device that monitors the flow of electricity or electrons (Same thing), if an abnormality occurs, the device will interrupt and stop the flow of electricity.
A Ground Fault is any electricity that strays off its designated path, and is capable of shocking someone, it's also known as a Short Circuit. An Electrical Circuit is the flow of electricity along a designated path, seeking its way to ground. If someone touches it at any point along the way, that person will be shocked as the electricity searches for a way to get to the earth via your body. That is why you get shocked when you stick a fork into an outlet. The Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter monitors the electron flow, when you stick the fork into the outlet, the flow becomes unbalanced and the GFCI will immediately cut off the power, in less than a couple milliseconds, and keep you from getting any major shock. (You'd probably only feel a very slight buzz in your hand, for a very brief time.)
The GFCI has two coils inside it which detects the electron flow, when the imbalance occurs the coils will expand and push a switch, which is inside the GFCI, causing the circuit to be interrupted, and shutting off the power to any devices down the line.
You may notice that in your house their are outlets that have two little buttons on them, those are GFCI's. The two buttons are mainly used for testing it to see if they are functioning properly, but they also serve as a sign of showing if they have been triggered or "Tripped".
When a GFCI is "Tripped", the Buttons "Pop" out and if you were near by you'd probably be able to hear it. This "Pop" means that a Ground Fault, "Short Circuit", has occurred. To reset a GFCI just push the "Reset button and the power should be restored but if it happens again, you could have a problem with your wiring or the GFCI has gone bad which does happen occasionally.
Getting into the Testing to see if a GFCI is working properly is beyond what this explanation is about, perhaps later I will expand upon this. Thanks for reading this , if you did. Now, I hope you know a little more about GFCI's.
The Following is a basic description of something that is known to be in existence by most people but they don't technically know what it is or does. This is a rough 1st draft, for my Technical Writing Class. It is designed so that people who don't know what a GFCI is, can read this and understand what it is. Please comment and tell if you now know what a GFCI basically is, or tell me if it's hard to understand what I'm trying to say. Any feedback will be helpful for fine tuning it for my class.
Technical Definition of A GFCI Receptacle
A GFCI, Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter, is a device that monitors the flow of electricity or electrons (Same thing), if an abnormality occurs, the device will interrupt and stop the flow of electricity.
A Ground Fault is any electricity that strays off its designated path, and is capable of shocking someone, it's also known as a Short Circuit. An Electrical Circuit is the flow of electricity along a designated path, seeking its way to ground. If someone touches it at any point along the way, that person will be shocked as the electricity searches for a way to get to the earth via your body. That is why you get shocked when you stick a fork into an outlet. The Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter monitors the electron flow, when you stick the fork into the outlet, the flow becomes unbalanced and the GFCI will immediately cut off the power, in less than a couple milliseconds, and keep you from getting any major shock. (You'd probably only feel a very slight buzz in your hand, for a very brief time.)
The GFCI has two coils inside it which detects the electron flow, when the imbalance occurs the coils will expand and push a switch, which is inside the GFCI, causing the circuit to be interrupted, and shutting off the power to any devices down the line.
You may notice that in your house their are outlets that have two little buttons on them, those are GFCI's. The two buttons are mainly used for testing it to see if they are functioning properly, but they also serve as a sign of showing if they have been triggered or "Tripped".
When a GFCI is "Tripped", the Buttons "Pop" out and if you were near by you'd probably be able to hear it. This "Pop" means that a Ground Fault, "Short Circuit", has occurred. To reset a GFCI just push the "Reset button and the power should be restored but if it happens again, you could have a problem with your wiring or the GFCI has gone bad which does happen occasionally.
Getting into the Testing to see if a GFCI is working properly is beyond what this explanation is about, perhaps later I will expand upon this. Thanks for reading this , if you did. Now, I hope you know a little more about GFCI's.
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Welcome.
Welcome to R.T.M.M.'s Blog.
Originally (if you're wondering) RTMM stood for Rabbit Trail Mix Man. That is no longer the case.
I will have to warn you though that I do put alot of sarcasm in my everyday speech, not to be (AHEM) rude, but I like to add "flavor" to things, especially because I do not use cuss or vulgar words. Most people don't catch any of it, but some might get hints of it. I also tend to be a literalist, as in people asking "What's up?" (Now a common greeting) and my answer, "The Sky." It is true that the sky is up but I don't think that that was the expected response for some reason. It's OK if you don't "get it", I understand (perhaps).
I also like using the inermediatory words, like my 2 favorites: Perhaps and Maybe.
You may also notice that I like adding alot of suffixes to words already having enough of them.
You also may see (in time) that I ,for the most part use perfect grammar, but tend to ignore it in some cases, mostly in cases of lazinesses.
I hope that this blog will entertain you and hopefully not creep you out to the point of not wanting to meet or be friend with me any longer. Enjoy.
Originally (if you're wondering) RTMM stood for Rabbit Trail Mix Man. That is no longer the case.
I will have to warn you though that I do put alot of sarcasm in my everyday speech, not to be (AHEM) rude, but I like to add "flavor" to things, especially because I do not use cuss or vulgar words. Most people don't catch any of it, but some might get hints of it. I also tend to be a literalist, as in people asking "What's up?" (Now a common greeting) and my answer, "The Sky." It is true that the sky is up but I don't think that that was the expected response for some reason. It's OK if you don't "get it", I understand (perhaps).
I also like using the inermediatory words, like my 2 favorites: Perhaps and Maybe.
You may also notice that I like adding alot of suffixes to words already having enough of them.
You also may see (in time) that I ,for the most part use perfect grammar, but tend to ignore it in some cases, mostly in cases of lazinesses.
I hope that this blog will entertain you and hopefully not creep you out to the point of not wanting to meet or be friend with me any longer. Enjoy.
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