FX Solutions, LLC was founded in 2001. The Company is an online foreign exchange broker, operating as a market maker to retail and institutional clients. The firm serves retail clients, white label partners, institutional trading partners introducing brokers, fund managers and their clients.
FX Solutions' proprietary Global Trading System features:
* Automated Execution: Currently, over 98.5% of all orders are automatically executed
* Charting Tools: Over 150 indicators
* Multiple Contract Sizes: FLEXI Contract.
* Multiple Leverage Ratios: FLEXI Leverage: 50:1, 100:1, 200:1, 250:1, 300:1, 400:1
* Proprietary Price Feed: blending pricing from multiple data sources to determine the mid-point market price in each currency pair.
The Company is headquartered in Saddle River, New Jersey, and serves clients in more than 140 countries. In 2007, FX Solutions signed a cooperation agreement that enables traders to trade through FX Solutions using eToro trading platform.
Regulation
FX Solutions is registered with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission as a Futures Commission Merchant and is a member of the National Futures Association, ID# 0312620 .
Customer Funds
Customer funds are deposited with Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase Bank, Royal Bank of Canada and UBS .
FX Solutions' proprietary Global Trading System features:
* Automated Execution: Currently, over 98.5% of all orders are automatically executed
* Charting Tools: Over 150 indicators
* Multiple Contract Sizes: FLEXI Contract.
* Multiple Leverage Ratios: FLEXI Leverage: 50:1, 100:1, 200:1, 250:1, 300:1, 400:1
* Proprietary Price Feed: blending pricing from multiple data sources to determine the mid-point market price in each currency pair.
The Company is headquartered in Saddle River, New Jersey, and serves clients in more than 140 countries. In 2007, FX Solutions signed a cooperation agreement that enables traders to trade through FX Solutions using eToro trading platform.
Regulation
FX Solutions is registered with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission as a Futures Commission Merchant and is a member of the National Futures Association, ID# 0312620 .
Customer Funds
Customer funds are deposited with Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase Bank, Royal Bank of Canada and UBS .
:This article is about the band. For the record label, see .
Tempo Tantrum is a USA heavy metal/progressive metal band founded in 1991 by members Shaun McConnell (drums), James Carsone (guitar), Dion Pomponio (guitar), Jeff Hutchison (bass), and Steven Gasior (vocals). Although they are currently considered a progressive metal band, their origins could be attributed to power metal as expressed by their two earliest albums Meet Your Maker and Into The Realm. The band grew to be very popular as a progressive metal alternative to the grunge music scene at the time. The band's greatest recording success was in the European rock markets. The 1995 album, "Into The Realm", was featured on the German and Netherlands Metal 100 charts. Tempo Tantrum's popularity peaked in the mid-90s as the opening act for heavy metal bands Savatage (North American Tour 1994) and Fates Warning (1997). William Chrapcynski performed bass with the band in 1995. Ken Mauch took over bass duties from 1995 through present day.
Albums
Meet Your Maker - 1993
Into The Realm - 1995
Moment of Clarity - 2001
Personnel
Current Members
*Steven Gasior (1991-present) - Vocals
*James Carsone (1991-present) - Lead & Rhythm Guitar
*Dion Pomponio (1991-present) - Lead & Rhythm Guitar
*Ken Mauch (1995-present) - Bass Guitar
*Shaun McConnell (1991-present) - Drums
Previous Members
*Jeff Hutchison (1991-1995) - Bass Guitar
*William Chrapcynski (1995) - Bass Guitar
*Mike Nagy (1995) - Bass Guitar
Tempo Tantrum is a USA heavy metal/progressive metal band founded in 1991 by members Shaun McConnell (drums), James Carsone (guitar), Dion Pomponio (guitar), Jeff Hutchison (bass), and Steven Gasior (vocals). Although they are currently considered a progressive metal band, their origins could be attributed to power metal as expressed by their two earliest albums Meet Your Maker and Into The Realm. The band grew to be very popular as a progressive metal alternative to the grunge music scene at the time. The band's greatest recording success was in the European rock markets. The 1995 album, "Into The Realm", was featured on the German and Netherlands Metal 100 charts. Tempo Tantrum's popularity peaked in the mid-90s as the opening act for heavy metal bands Savatage (North American Tour 1994) and Fates Warning (1997). William Chrapcynski performed bass with the band in 1995. Ken Mauch took over bass duties from 1995 through present day.
Albums
Meet Your Maker - 1993
Into The Realm - 1995
Moment of Clarity - 2001
Personnel
Current Members
*Steven Gasior (1991-present) - Vocals
*James Carsone (1991-present) - Lead & Rhythm Guitar
*Dion Pomponio (1991-present) - Lead & Rhythm Guitar
*Ken Mauch (1995-present) - Bass Guitar
*Shaun McConnell (1991-present) - Drums
Previous Members
*Jeff Hutchison (1991-1995) - Bass Guitar
*William Chrapcynski (1995) - Bass Guitar
*Mike Nagy (1995) - Bass Guitar
The North Hall High School Band Program consists of a Marching Band, Symphonic Band, Jazz Band, and several Chamber Ensembles. The current director of bands is Alan Kirkland, who is in his 4th year at North Hall. As of 2007 the band program is 91 members strong and competes in A, AA, and AAA classes.
Marching Trojans
The marching program at North Hall performs and competes under the name 'Marching Trojans' and has approximately 40 winds, 20 percussion, 14 color guard, and a feature twirler as of 2007. The marching band performs halftime at each football game as well as pregame at homefield in The Brickyard. The band competed 3 times in 2007 earning straight superiors in each field and coming in the top 5 the last 2 of the 3.
The 50th Reunion Alumni Band 2007
During the 2007 football season the school was celebrating its 50th anniversary and the band contributed by forming an alumni band with present and past members from the past 45 years. The band being 45 years old had 2 original members on the field at pregame, 7 former drum majors, and former band director Larry Sims contucted the alumni band through the National Anthem at pregame before the North Hall vs. Gilmer County game. There were over 120 members from all over the country who came to participate and the North Hall band was the biggest band in Region 7-AAA, if only for a night.
Halftime/Competition
*2008 - Escape
*2007 - Spanish Fiesta & Themes of James Bond
*2006 - A Gangster's Chronicle
*2005 - Scenes of the American West
*2004 - A Night of Jazz
*2003 - Movin' Out
Competitions
Valhalla Classic 2007
*2nd in Class A
* Band - 1
* Percussion - 1
* Color Guard - 2
* Drum Major - 1
Heart Of Georgia Invitational 2007
* 2nd in Class AA
* 7th Overall
* Band - 1
* Percussion - 1
* Color Guard - 1
* Drum Major - 1
Old South Marching Festival 2007
* 1st in Class AAA
* 5th Overall
* Band - 1
* Percussion - 1
* Color Guard - 1
* Drum Major - 1
* Feature Twirler - 1
Symphonic Band
The concert season sees the 'NHHS Symphonic Band' perform a winter, spring, and festival performance as well as National Adjudicators Invitationals the past 2 years and a stage show performance every other year. The band earns straight superiors each year and performs level 4 and 5 at festival.
Jazz Band
The North Hall Jazz Band usually makes appearances around the state of Georgia during spring semester. And is well known in the community for the 2007 benefit concert to raise money for the Enterprise High School Band of Enterprise, Alabama after a tornado struck the school and demolished 20% of the school. The band, all in all, raised over $5000 for EHS.
Band Directors
* Alan Kirkland (2004-Present)
* David Arvold (2002-2004)
* R. Bryan Lambeth (1997-2002)
* Larry Sims (1979-1997)
* Hal Lovorn (1977-1979)
* Roy Forrester (1969-1977)
* Bob Murff (1968-1969)
* Townley Johnson (1967-1968)
* Richard Teutin (1964-1966)
* Bob Murff (1962-1964)
Drum Majors
* Sara Beth Jones (2007)
* Amanda Warren (2006)
* Ryan Jarchow (2004-2005)
* Valerie Kenney (2003)
* Chase Hyder (2002)
* Jordan Shaw (2001)
* Latessa Bortner (1998-2000)
* Beth Trotter (1997)
* Staton West (1991)
* Jennifer Bryant and Julie Braddam (1990)
* Jerry Brady (1978)
* David Stevens (1977)
Marching Trojans
The marching program at North Hall performs and competes under the name 'Marching Trojans' and has approximately 40 winds, 20 percussion, 14 color guard, and a feature twirler as of 2007. The marching band performs halftime at each football game as well as pregame at homefield in The Brickyard. The band competed 3 times in 2007 earning straight superiors in each field and coming in the top 5 the last 2 of the 3.
The 50th Reunion Alumni Band 2007
During the 2007 football season the school was celebrating its 50th anniversary and the band contributed by forming an alumni band with present and past members from the past 45 years. The band being 45 years old had 2 original members on the field at pregame, 7 former drum majors, and former band director Larry Sims contucted the alumni band through the National Anthem at pregame before the North Hall vs. Gilmer County game. There were over 120 members from all over the country who came to participate and the North Hall band was the biggest band in Region 7-AAA, if only for a night.
Halftime/Competition
*2008 - Escape
*2007 - Spanish Fiesta & Themes of James Bond
*2006 - A Gangster's Chronicle
*2005 - Scenes of the American West
*2004 - A Night of Jazz
*2003 - Movin' Out
Competitions
Valhalla Classic 2007
*2nd in Class A
* Band - 1
* Percussion - 1
* Color Guard - 2
* Drum Major - 1
Heart Of Georgia Invitational 2007
* 2nd in Class AA
* 7th Overall
* Band - 1
* Percussion - 1
* Color Guard - 1
* Drum Major - 1
Old South Marching Festival 2007
* 1st in Class AAA
* 5th Overall
* Band - 1
* Percussion - 1
* Color Guard - 1
* Drum Major - 1
* Feature Twirler - 1
Symphonic Band
The concert season sees the 'NHHS Symphonic Band' perform a winter, spring, and festival performance as well as National Adjudicators Invitationals the past 2 years and a stage show performance every other year. The band earns straight superiors each year and performs level 4 and 5 at festival.
Jazz Band
The North Hall Jazz Band usually makes appearances around the state of Georgia during spring semester. And is well known in the community for the 2007 benefit concert to raise money for the Enterprise High School Band of Enterprise, Alabama after a tornado struck the school and demolished 20% of the school. The band, all in all, raised over $5000 for EHS.
Band Directors
* Alan Kirkland (2004-Present)
* David Arvold (2002-2004)
* R. Bryan Lambeth (1997-2002)
* Larry Sims (1979-1997)
* Hal Lovorn (1977-1979)
* Roy Forrester (1969-1977)
* Bob Murff (1968-1969)
* Townley Johnson (1967-1968)
* Richard Teutin (1964-1966)
* Bob Murff (1962-1964)
Drum Majors
* Sara Beth Jones (2007)
* Amanda Warren (2006)
* Ryan Jarchow (2004-2005)
* Valerie Kenney (2003)
* Chase Hyder (2002)
* Jordan Shaw (2001)
* Latessa Bortner (1998-2000)
* Beth Trotter (1997)
* Staton West (1991)
* Jennifer Bryant and Julie Braddam (1990)
* Jerry Brady (1978)
* David Stevens (1977)
Though two different words, together, the words Cathartic Lament represents a new movement in which a healthy purging of ones inner being is done by one's public expression. It is the releasing of emotions in a loud, sourrowful manner which results in a feeling of renewal and release. This page is an explanation of the term catharticlament which has been seen in various places on the world wide web. Although religious in nature, the term has become a way for people in general to release their anger and pain.
Cathartic: Inflected Form(s): plural ca·thar·ses its etymology is New Latin, from the Greek katharsis which derived from kathairein which means cleanse or purge.
Catharses is the act of purgation.
This act is the purification or purgation of the emotions (as pity and fear) primarily through art. It is a purification or purgation that brings about spiritual renewal or release from tension. This is also beneficial in the elimination of a complex (outside force) by bringing it to consciousness and affording it expression.
Lament: Its etymology is Middle English -lementen, from Middle French & Latin; Middle French lamenter, from Latin lamentari, from lamentum, noun, lament
To lament means to mourn aloud : wail. It is an act to express sorrow, mourning, or regret strongly.
To lament, is often seen as a religious experience. Campus Ministries recite the origin and purpose of laments.
Lament is an ancient practice. They riddle the psalms. Some are very dark. But ultimately they are not expressions of despair. Despair assumes that nothing can be done about the mess the world’s in. A lament differs in that it is addressed to God, the source of hope.
By and large, laments follow a basic formula: (1) they begin by addressing God, (2) they present their complaint (i.e. they tell God what’s wrong), (3) there is a confession of trust, the author remains determined to believe in the faithfulness of God, (4) they make a petition in which they declare what they would like God to do and/or why God should do it, (5) this is followed by words of assurance, reminders of God’s goodness and faithfulness, (6) finally they typically close with a vow of praise. This praise indicates that the process of lamenting can be healing and cathartic. Things fall back into perspective.
Likewise, according to Campus Ministries, We lament because of alienation. Humanity was created to live in loving, life-giving relationship with God, ourselves, one another, and the creation. But we live in a world in which God is hidden, we are fragmented, our relationships are often tenuous and shallow, and the creation suffers exploitation.
Cathartic Laments are often seen and witnessed within a religious gathering as the mournful expression of the purification ones soul, a spiritual renewal if you will. Recently, it has become a way to express regret and emotions related to any outside force which affects one's life. In the 21st century, with the invent and popularizing of the internet, many users of the World Wide Web use blogging or popular online communities such as myspace as a means for cathartic laments. One popular internet persona who 'laments' about things that outrage him is Maddox.
Another website, CatharticLament.com, operated by employees of various adult themed night clubs, uses the internet as a way to purge their lives of the day to day encounters of clientele and female counterparts, strippers. Although the website does delve deep within the atrocities seen within the strip club environment, the site does lament about current trends in news and politics.
Other catharticlaments are websites such as I Hate Starbucks ,
I hate Best Buy, , and The Consumerist, , who openly laments his disgusts about various consumer products and retailers.
With the ever expanding world of online messaging, blogging, forum writing and expression, public opinion, or cathartic laments will become more popular, widely known and recognized.
Sources:
"Cathartic." Merriam-Webster. 11 Jan. 2008.
"Lament." Merriam-Webster. 11 Jan. 2008.
Roeda, Mark. "Lament in Advent." Campus Chapel. 5 Dec. 2007. University of Michigan. 12 Jan. 2008
Cathartic: Inflected Form(s): plural ca·thar·ses its etymology is New Latin, from the Greek katharsis which derived from kathairein which means cleanse or purge.
Catharses is the act of purgation.
This act is the purification or purgation of the emotions (as pity and fear) primarily through art. It is a purification or purgation that brings about spiritual renewal or release from tension. This is also beneficial in the elimination of a complex (outside force) by bringing it to consciousness and affording it expression.
Lament: Its etymology is Middle English -lementen, from Middle French & Latin; Middle French lamenter, from Latin lamentari, from lamentum, noun, lament
To lament means to mourn aloud : wail. It is an act to express sorrow, mourning, or regret strongly.
To lament, is often seen as a religious experience. Campus Ministries recite the origin and purpose of laments.
Lament is an ancient practice. They riddle the psalms. Some are very dark. But ultimately they are not expressions of despair. Despair assumes that nothing can be done about the mess the world’s in. A lament differs in that it is addressed to God, the source of hope.
By and large, laments follow a basic formula: (1) they begin by addressing God, (2) they present their complaint (i.e. they tell God what’s wrong), (3) there is a confession of trust, the author remains determined to believe in the faithfulness of God, (4) they make a petition in which they declare what they would like God to do and/or why God should do it, (5) this is followed by words of assurance, reminders of God’s goodness and faithfulness, (6) finally they typically close with a vow of praise. This praise indicates that the process of lamenting can be healing and cathartic. Things fall back into perspective.
Likewise, according to Campus Ministries, We lament because of alienation. Humanity was created to live in loving, life-giving relationship with God, ourselves, one another, and the creation. But we live in a world in which God is hidden, we are fragmented, our relationships are often tenuous and shallow, and the creation suffers exploitation.
Cathartic Laments are often seen and witnessed within a religious gathering as the mournful expression of the purification ones soul, a spiritual renewal if you will. Recently, it has become a way to express regret and emotions related to any outside force which affects one's life. In the 21st century, with the invent and popularizing of the internet, many users of the World Wide Web use blogging or popular online communities such as myspace as a means for cathartic laments. One popular internet persona who 'laments' about things that outrage him is Maddox.
Another website, CatharticLament.com, operated by employees of various adult themed night clubs, uses the internet as a way to purge their lives of the day to day encounters of clientele and female counterparts, strippers. Although the website does delve deep within the atrocities seen within the strip club environment, the site does lament about current trends in news and politics.
Other catharticlaments are websites such as I Hate Starbucks ,
I hate Best Buy, , and The Consumerist, , who openly laments his disgusts about various consumer products and retailers.
With the ever expanding world of online messaging, blogging, forum writing and expression, public opinion, or cathartic laments will become more popular, widely known and recognized.
Sources:
"Cathartic." Merriam-Webster. 11 Jan. 2008
"Lament." Merriam-Webster. 11 Jan. 2008
Roeda, Mark. "Lament in Advent." Campus Chapel. 5 Dec. 2007. University of Michigan. 12 Jan. 2008