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“We play three to four hours a night or more. I study in real time, 100 gigs a year. That's a great deal of practice”: Bob Weir's 6 principles of rhythm guitar
The Seventies produced few if any guitar heroes from the rhythm side. The Sixties of Berry, Richards, Townsend, Lennon, and Hendrix still pave much of the most-traveled roads. And while new avenues are beginning to open up in the hands of Andy Summers, Andy Gill, and Buzzy Feiten, it's still too early to tell how much of a mark they'll make on the grand map of time.
“We play three to four hours a night or more. I study in real time, 100 gigs a year. That's a great deal of practice”: Bob Weir was the Grateful Dead's anchor - here’s how he boiled down 60 years of rhythm guitar wisdom into six essential principles | Fli
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How Bob Weir boiled down 60 years of rhythm guitar wisdom into six essential principles
Guitar World and Yahoo may earn commission from links in this article. Pricing and availability are subject to change. When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Erika Goldring/Getty Images At first glance, it might seem that Marlin Perkins should put rock rhythm guitar on the endangered species list. But on higher ground, it's easy to see there is a lot more rhythm guitar playing than most people think about.
Assessing a Semi-Autonomous Drone-in-a-Box System for Landslide Monitoring
Submitted: 01 December 2025 You are already at the latest version Commercial remotely piloted aircraft systems (RPAS) are advancing rapidly, offering improved endurance, expanded sensor payloads, and increasingly sophisticated software capabilities. However, their operational efficiency remains limited by the need for on-site skilled human operators.
Eruption risks from covert silicic magma bodies
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Plutonic record of a caldera-forming silicic eruption: The shatter zone of the Cadillac Mountain granite, coastal Maine
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Drones Swoop in to Measure Gas Belched from Volcanoes
Volcanic gases are important eruption forecasting tools often used in volcano monitoring. However, collecting gas samples requires scientists to enter high-risk volcanic areas. This is where drones come in. Few studies have attempted to quantitatively measure gas emissions with drones. Drones are the perfect tools for volcanologists to access these danger zones.
A New Massive Open Online Course on Natural Disasters - Eos
Since 2000, McGill University in Montreal, Quebec, has offered a course with the simple title of “Natural Disasters.” The course, which teaches students the scientific principles underpinning hurricanes, tornadoes, avalanches, and more, has proven quite popular among the students; attendance has grown from about 50 to more than 600.
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