Scatter

Scatter: Live in San Francisco (2002) is a live album featuring Manring, Kassin, and Darter, a collaboration that blends jazz, experimental music, and fusion, with a strong emphasis on improvisation and unique soundscapes. This album captures the trio's performance in San Francisco and showcases their dynamic interplay, technical prowess, and ability to explore different genres and moods.

Carbon Scatter is the most simple and straightforward solution for creating complex and detailed populations using the native instancing technologies of 3ds Max, Maya or Cinema4D.

Reunited grunge greats L7 said they’d be releasing their first album in 20 years in 2019 via Don Giovanni, and now they’ve finally announced the new album, which is actually coming out on May 3 via Joan Jett’s Blackheart Records. “I’ve been friends with L7 for years and am very excited and proud to have the opportunity to release their new album on Blackheart!,” says Joan Jett. L7’s Donita Sparks adds, “When we decided to make a new record, Joan was there for us as the good friend she has always been. So great to stomp into Blackheart Records with her at the helm. We’re very excited to work with Joan and the entire Blackheart family. Just imagine the family dinners!”

Carbon Scatter is the most simple and straightforward solution for creating complex and detailed populations using the native instancing technologies of 3ds Max, Maya, Cinema4D.

Tabu Search (TS) and, more recently, Scatter Search (SS) have proved highly effective in solving a wide range of optimization problems, and have had a variety of applications in industry, science, and government. The goal of Metaheuristic Optimization via Memory and Evolution: Tabu Search and Scatter Search is to report original research on algorithms and applications of tabu search, scatter search or both, as well as variations and extensions having "adaptive memory programming" as a primary focus. Individual chapters identify useful new implementations or new ways to integrate and apply the principles of TS and SS, or that prove new theoretical results, or describe the successful application of these methods to real world problems