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Linkin' Park - In The End

Uploaded by Happy_385126 on Feb 24, 2024

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Introduction

"Linkin' Park - In The End" is a MIDI music piece in Rock style, played by an ensemble of 22 instruments including Electric Bass (finger), Baritone Sax, Bright Acoustic Piano, Clarinet, Overdriven Guitar, Alto Sax, and Ensemble Strings.

The total duration of this midi music is 3 minutes and 35 seconds, with a total of 2,914 notes, divided into 16 tracks, the initial tempo is 104bpm, the min tempo is 35bpm.

The key signature marked in the MIDI file is C major, the marked beat is 4/4.

Some MIDI events such as Channel Volume Control, Sustain pedal are used.

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Channels and Instruments

Used 12 channels, 8 instruments, 14 percussion instruments

Overdriven Guitar

59 notes/chords，avg. pitch B2

time: 00:57 - 03:06

pitch: C#2 - D#5

Distortion Guitar

39 notes/chords，avg. pitch C3

pitch: C#2 - D#4

Electric Bass (finger)

492 notes/chords，avg. pitch D#2

time: 00:20 - 03:08

pitch: C#1 - D#3

Bright Acoustic Piano

175 notes/chords，avg. pitch F#3

time: 00:02 - 03:31

pitch: D#3 - F#4

Baritone Sax

297 notes/chords，avg. pitch A#3

time: 00:20 - 01:53

pitch: A#3 - B3

36 notes/chords，avg. pitch G5

time: 00:56 - 03:06

pitch: D#5 - A#5

208 notes/chords，avg. pitch D4

time: 00:19 - 03:07

pitch: F#3 - A#4

Ensemble Strings

26 notes/chords，avg. pitch D4

time: 00:02 - 01:50

pitch: B2 - A#4

78 notes/chords，avg. pitch A#3

time: 00:20 - 01:51

42 notes/chords，avg. pitch C#2

time: 00:20 - 03:31

pitch: B1 - D#2

41 notes/chords，avg. pitch F#5

time: 00:20 - 01:50

percussion instruments

Acoustic Bass Drum Electric Snare Low Floor Tom Closed Hi-Hat High Floor Tom Low Tom Open Hi-Hat Low Mid Tom Crash Cymbal 1 Ride Bell Splash Cymbal

16 tracks are used, 12 tracks have notes

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IF Movie (2024): Is There an End-Credits or Post-Credits Scene?

By Tamal Kundu

John Krasinski’s IF is a heartwarming 2024 movie about Bea, a young girl who resolves to help imaginary friends, aka IFs, get back to the kids they bonded with. IF is a tent-pole film with a $110 million budget and has a star-studded cast. Accordingly, the fans are wondering whether IF has an end, mid, or post-credits scene that sets up a potential sequel.

Is there an end, mid, or post-credits scene in the IF (2024) movie?

No, there is no end, mid, or post-credits scene in IF. However, there is a tribute video that comes at the end of the movie.

In franchise filmmaking, mid and post-credits scenes are often used to tell fans that the story will continue in the next installment. While IF can become a franchise in the future, Krasinski and his team haven’t included a mid or post-credits scene to set up a sequel.

The IF movie end-credits tribute explained

IF’s end-credits video pays tribute to the late actor Louis Gossett Jr. In the movie, he lent his voice to the character named Lewis, an old teddy bear and one of the imaginary friends. After the credits stop rolling, a montage of scenes featuring Lewis appears on the screen, followed by a line that reads, “In loving memory of our friend, Louis Gossett Jr.”

Louis Gossett Jr. was a hugely popular theater and screen actor whose career stretched back to the 1950s. He received the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor at the 55th Academy Awards. This was for his role as Emil Foley in An Officer and a Gentleman (1982). He also won a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actor for a Single Appearance in a Drama or Comedy Series. This was for playing the role of Fiddler in the ABC miniseries Roots (1977).

Gossett passed away on March 29, 2024, due to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and other factors, at the age of 87. IF, which premiered on May 17, is one of his final cinematic performances.

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Where you can see northern lights Sunday night from another solar storm

Sunday night could offer another opportunity to see the northern lights unusually far south, though less than earlier predicted

If you missed the recent auroras over the past two days, you may have another chance. The sun will continue to send more activity to Earth on Sunday night and early this week.

Fast eruptions from the sun are expected to slam into Earth on Sunday night and Monday morning, triggering another round of geomagnetic storms, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Sunday is predicted to offer the best chance for aurora-chasing before this round of solar activity diminishes.

After predicting geomagnetic storms of level G4 or G5 — the most intense rating — on Sunday morning, NOAA downgraded the forecast to G3, meaning less likelihood for a repeat of Friday night , when storms brought aurora sightings down to Florida and Mexico.

Activity is expected to wane by the pre-dawn hours of Monday, although storm levels are still predicted to reach moderate (G2) to strong (G3). Auroras could be spotted as far south as Iowa and Washington state with the naked eye, but cameras could capture the dancing lights farther south.

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In the Mid-Atlantic, the skies will be mostly clear from Sunday night into Monday, providing promising views from West Virginia to South Carolina. Heavy cloud cover moves in over the region on Monday night into Tuesday morning.

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It is unlikely that auroras will be visible Sunday night in the D.C. region, according to NOAA’s 7:15 p.m. update.

Washingtonians had a brief window during which to see auroras early Saturday morning . But there were too many clouds and the geomagnetic storm wasn’t quite strong enough for northern lights to be seen Saturday night into Sunday morning — although auroras were reported in Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains at 10:30 p.m. and about 12:30 a.m., as well as in the mountains to the west.

You will improve your chances of seeing the aurora borealis significantly by finding an observing location away from city lights (this advice applies to any population center). Also, the lights — if they appear — may be rather faint and only visible through your camera lens, which is more sensitive to light than your eyes. Look to the north to try to find them.

Where has the aurora already been seen this weekend?

The geomagnetic activity over the past few days has been one for the books, producing once-in-a-lifetime or once-in-a-generation aurora displays.

The weekend began strong with an extreme (G5) storm on Friday into Saturday morning. One space weather physicist collected aurora observations on X from every state in the United States, and from much of the Northern Hemisphere — including rare places like Italy, Austria, London, Mexico and India. Auroras were even spotted in tropical locations, including Puerto Rico and the Bahamas.

In the Southern Hemisphere, the lights — known as the aurora australis — were photographed in Chile , Argentina , New Zealand and Australia.

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Intense geomagnetic storms can disrupt satellite, GPS and power grid operations. After Friday’s storm, NOAA received reports of issues on some power grids and high-frequency radio and GPS communications.

The last time a G5 storm hit was in 2003. That one also brought widespread auroras and some power interruptions in certain regions of the globe.

Why has there been so much auroral activity recently?

The slew of auroral activity stems from a particularly bustling area on the sun known as active region 3664. The region — measuring about 17 times the diameter of Earth — is marked with a cluster of dark splotches, known as sunspots. Sunspots are areas on the sun’s surface where its magnetic field is much higher than anywhere else on the sun. These magnetically complex regions are often the source of large, explosive bursts on the sun.

So cool. On Saturday morning, CWG reader David Abbou took this video of the giant sunspot facing Earth (which you can see with solar eclipse glasses) and which has been responsible for the solar storms and northern lights. As he was recording, an airplane photobombed the shot! pic.twitter.com/N52dCzwjn5 — Capital Weather Gang (@capitalweather) May 12, 2024

Last week, the sunspot group launched multiple eruptions from its surface — called coronal mass ejections — toward Earth. Coronal mass ejections are large clouds of solar energy and magnetized plasma that can temporarily disturb Earth’s magnetosphere, if aimed correctly. Some solar particles travel along Earth’s magnetic field into our upper atmosphere, exciting molecules and releasing photons of light, or the aurora.

Geomagnetic activity from this sunspot group will last until around Tuesday, then the sunspot group will rotate away from Earth’s view. If it rotates all the way around the sun and faces back to Earth in several weeks, it could send additional activity our way. However, most sunspot groups weaken on second appearance.

NOAA scientists continually monitor the sun and are tracking any potential activity from other sunspot groups.

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OU softball vs Oregon recap: Sooners hold Ducks at bay to reach in NCAA regional final

Coach Patty Gasso  and the  second-seeded Oklahoma Sooners  will look to move within one win of advancing to the NCAA softball tournament super regionals when the Sooners (50-6) host Oregon (29-19) in the Norman Regional. Here's what you need to know:

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Oregon added a run in the seventh on Emma Kauf's solo home run, then another after two more hits to score another before Maxwell came back in.

The Sooners will play either Oregon, Boston or Cleveland State at 2 p.m. Sunday.

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End 6: Ella Parker HR stretches Sooners lead

Ella Parker continues to show why the Sooners' offense is in solid shape beyond this season.

Parker blasted a two-run home run out to right center for her 12th home run of the season, putting the Sooners up 6-1.

Parker is now 4 for 8 with five RBIs in the regional, after winning Most Outstanding Player honors at last week's Big 12 Tournament.

Mid-6: Kelly Maxwell keeps mowing Ducks down

Kelly Maxwell retired the side in order once again in the sixth, moving the Sooners to within three outs of advancing.

Maxwell has retired the last 14 hitters, getting the final out of the sixth on Ariel Carlson's fly ball to the warning track in right center.

End 5: Tiare Jennings delivers a two-run blast

What had been a quiet game offensively turned in the fifth, with the big blow being Tiare Jennings' two-run home run into the upper seating area in left to put the Sooners up 4-1.

Just before, Ella Parker delivered an infield single to first, beating second baseman Katie Flannery to the bag.

The home run was Jennings' 94th career home run, moving her one away from tying former Sooners star Lauren Chamberlain for third all-time. OU's Jocelyn Alo is the NCAA's career record holder while Miami (Ohio) star Karli Spaid is second with 103 entering Saturday.

Jennings now has a team-best 21 home runs this season and has homered in back-to-back games after delivering a walk-off home run to seal the Sooners' 9-0 win over Cleveland State on Friday.

The damage could've been more extensive.

Jayda Coleman got the inning started with a dribbler back to pitcher Elise Sokolsky.

Sokolsky fielded the ball cleanly and quickly fired to first, but Coleman narrowly beat the throw, throwing her arms apart in a "safe" motion as she crossed the bag.

But Coleman was gunned down stealing during Parker's at-bat.

Mid-5: Kelly Maxwell getting stronger

OU starter Kelly Maxwell keeps mowing down Oregon hitters.

Maxwell struck out the side in the fifth, getting Tahya Bird swinging to end the inning and preserve the Sooners' 2-1 lead.

Maxwell has now retired 11 consecutive hitters.

End 4: Rylie Boone robbed by Oregon shortstop

With runners on first and second with two outs, Rylie Boone hit a hard one off the bat.

But Oregon shortstop Paige Sinicki dove to her left to snag Boone's liner and keep OU's lead at 2-1.

Mid-4: Kelly Maxwell remains sharp

After two of the first six batters against her reached base, including Ariel Carlson's solo homer in the first, OU starter Kelly Maxwell has been sharp.

Maxwell has retired the last eight hitters she's faced since hitting Alyssa Daniell in the second.

Maxwell has three strikeouts and no walks through four innings.

End 3: Sooners go down in order

OU wouldn't manage any more offense in the third, with their best chance coming from Ella Parker in the leadoff spot.

Parker flew out to deep left, but with virtually no wind blowing in Norman, the ball died on the warning track.

Oregon's Morgan Scott retired Tiare Jennings and Kasidi Pickering to end the inning with OU still ahead 2-1.

Mid-3: Infield shift pays off

When Oregon leadoff hitter Kai Luschar is at the plate, the Sooners have brought centerfielder Jayda Coleman in as a fifth infielder, using her as a virtual second shortstop between shortstop Tiare Jennings and second base.

It paid off the in third, when Luschar line out right to Jennings, a ball that would've had a chance to reach left field without the shift.

The out was the second of the inning and Kelly Maxwell retired the next batter for her first 1-2-3 inning.

End 2: Sooners maintain one-run lead

Jayda Coleman nearly beat the throw.

She thought she did.

But Coleman was thrown out to end the second inning with only Rylie Boone's single to show for it.

Sooners coach Patty Gasso asked for a review, but the call was quickly upheld and the inning was over.

Mid-2: Kelly Maxwell throws scoreless second

After allowing a solo homer in the second, OU starter Kelly Maxwell settled in, working a scoreless second to keep the Sooners up 2-1.

Maxwell hit the second batter of the inning, before getting a lineout and a groundout to end the inning.

End 1: Kasidi Pickering ties it, Alyssa Brito gives Sooners the lead

Kasidi Pickering's first-inning at-bat was a lot like Alyssa Brito's in the third inning Friday.

Pickering fouled off pitch after pitch.

But where Brito struck out Friday, Pickering eventually lined the 12th pitch of the at-bat from Oregon's Morgan Scott down the left-field line.

Ducks' left-fielder Kai Luschar raced in and caught Pickering's liner with a dive, but it was enough to drive in Jayda Coleman on the sacrifice fly.

Just after that, Brito delivered an RBI single to score Tiare Jennings and put the Sooners up 2-1.

Mid-1: Ariel Carlson puts Ducks up front

Ariel Carlson turned on Kelly Maxwell's 2-2 offering and drove it out to deep left just two batters into the game to put Oregon up 1-0 on OU.

The home run was Carlson's 16th of the season, leading the Ducks.

It was the 11th home run surrendered by Maxwell.

After the home run, Maxwell retired the next two hitters to get out of the inning without further damage.

Pregame: Kelly Maxwell starting in the circle

Kelly Maxwell will start in the circle for OU vs. Oregon on Saturday.

Maxwell (18-2, 1.96 ERA) will be facing the Ducks for the third time in the last two seasons, after throwing a pair of complete-game two-hitters against Oregon a year ago when she played at Oklahoma State.

Maxwell will be squaring off against Morgan Scott (9-8, 3.45).

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