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I work in pollution abatement. This client has three Recuperative Catalytic Oxidizers. I've tied them all together, so the sources from all three units go to only one oxidizer. They're going to save 7-figures a year in reduced utility consumption.

This wouldn't have been possible without a thorough grounding in systems from some great mentors over the years.

The only downside is that I'm working in southern Florida in a room without AC (turned off for maintenance).

I prefer more involved graphics, but this screen conveys all of the critical critical info to plant personnel fairly well.

Due to circumstances beyond our control we will not be holding the room giveaway this year.

Stay tuned for updates on where you can grab DCC swag! None of our Swag: badge cards, prints, and pins, will be available at the blood drive.

As a reminder - no AI images were used in the creation of DCC art - we only use commissioned works. This year's artists are: Silas Goewey, and Allie Briggs (who will be at Dragon Con).

One of the artists we used last year was Gabriel Rearte. He also designed the DCC logo. Rearte has worked on countless franchises: Grimm Fairy Tales, Lady Death, Wonder Woman, Witchblade, Moon Maid, etc...

We're restructuring our approach and will be changing platforms. Helping others has always been our goal, and that hasn't changed. These values are reflected in our thriving community.

Everyone in the DCC is proud of the work we've done, and we're looking forward to our next chapter.

Stay Groovy!

The pharyngial space keeps collapsing, and is accompanied by raising ny larynx. I'm working on suspending the breath, and not shoving everything forward, but it's been a real challenge.

Clip juat for an example.

Working on singing with a tiny sound (seriously) but I believe my predilection for singing like Giacomini (lol) crept in after the Ab, and undermined the passagio.

That seems to be a jaw tension issue. I think the Ab wasn't too hateful.

The past two weeks have been.... let's just go with, unpleasant. A sinus infection, and two rounds of antibiotics later (I'm still on the 2nd round, but feels tons better), and I haven't been able to sing much of anything. fact, I took 3 days off singing, which is something I never do.

Over the past few months, I've worked hard on reducing pushing the voice, and trying to be as dark as possible. It feels good, but is not my voice.

We've been working on pop-like and speech-like singing, which has transformed the voice. I still have a long ways to go, but getting more efficiency in production has improved the passagio, and upper register. I read some of Marafiiti's book, and it's the same approach.

I guess Garcia really did know a thing, or two, about voice. Haha

This clip is just me working the notes, not an example of lyric singing. I didn't stay fully engaged on the A4, as my focus shifted to phlegm, lol. But still, it's a small step in the right direction.

Phlegm really exposes issues with technique. When I'd push even a little bit, or try to carry up any weight, the phlegm would cause me to crack. There are lots of those clips, which are hilarious. But when the approach is speech-like without trying to add any weight, it works pretty well.