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I think the crap golems were detonated by a spell Sizemore cast.
I rearranged and re-captioned the pictures into what I'm 99% sure is the correct names & locations. This leaves us short a picture for cloth golems. Also made some changes to some descriptions. - Commander I. Heartly Noah May 22, 12:39
Just wondering if I am right...Is the second golem from the right in the crap golem's picture sergeant schlock from schlock mercenary? (btw i suck at wikis so no fancy user name)
Cloth Golems and Battle Bears
Battle bears are a type of cloth golem chaps - reference added.
I see no reference there. Nothing about Battle Bears at all. And I note it's written by SteveMB, not Rob Balder. I'm going to strip that out, unless someone can provide a reliable source for Battle Bears = Cloth Golems. (Note: Gwiffons are Marshmallow Peeps in the Real World: that doesn't make them Candy Golems.) --Kreistor 04:43, 2 July 2009 (UTC)
Page 9, Ansom gives orders for Webinar to get some heavies together. "Heavy cav, sourmanders, tchotchkes, cloth golems..." Page 10, Webinar has a sourmander, 2 crystal animals (tchotchkes?), two "battle bears," and a stuffed giraffe and elephant. The battle bears, giraffe, and elephant are all stuffed animals, stitched together - likely "cloth golems," especially given the choices on page 9. Note "Battle Bears" weren't mentioned as a choice. From this, I submit that Battle Bears are a sub-class of Cloth Golem. And I only give that much because they can throw rocks, which other cloth golems can't do. Commander I. Heartly Noah July 2, 2009
- That is really weak, Noah. It's okay for Spec, but not Prop C. With so many incidents, someone would have directly called them by both names if they were the same. Oh, and Rob would have put them on the "Golem" Klog, instead of the never before seen Acid Rock Golem. After all, Parson says he wants the, "Battle Bears first", not "Cloth Golems". --Kreistor 03:24, 5 July 2009 (UTC)
- Speculation on my part, but could it be that Battle Bears are a type of Cloth Golem and that there would be other factors that would cause individuals to keep them distinct from other types? Battle Bears do seem to be more common than G-RAFs or LFNs and may have different capabilities and battlefield applications. When Parson says he wants the "Battle Bears first," could it be that, instead of operating from the standpoint that Battle Bears are not Cloth Golems, but rather prioritizing them because of a specific threat that they pose that the LFNs and G-RAFs don't? Jszellmer 20:57, 20 October 2012 (EDT)
The reference to cloth golems with battle bears as a subtype is the second entry under 'Unit Types', just below the big, random blank section ... it may not be official canon, but it would seem to have 'notability'.
OK, so while Battle Bears seems to be in dispute as to their Cloth Golem-ness, the giraffe and elephant do not seem to be nearly as controversial. Going to add a pic and reference to that effect. (personally, I'm still out on whether Battle Bears are really a sub-type of Cloth Golems, or something else entirely... we probably need to wait until some definitive proof comes along). --MisterB777 23:41, 30 July 2009 (UTC)
Four Golems Attacking Marbits
As the page currently exists, the subsection on Metal Golems states that the four golems that attacked a small stack of marbits Erf-b1-p087 were metal golems. But at the same time, there is a statement in Speculation that names them as hard rock golems. Only one statement is correct, obviously. Since the number of golems shown in that panel is the exact number that Parson's Stupid Meal claimed GK had... four Erf-b1-p126 (and the SM also claims that GK had only *one* metal golem), then I have to say that the statement in Speculation makes a whole lot more sense. Even though the four golems are gray/silver in color rather than the brown shown in the canonized image of a hard rock golem, the numbers add up perfectly for those four to be hard rock and not metal.
I am going to make a change to the page to reflect this train of thought, and if my logic is refuted we can revert. --Yehonatan 08:27, 1 August 2009 (UTC)


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Posted: Sat 16 Jun 2007, 21:24
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It's a 3gb with 2 gigs free. I don't care if I wipe out all of windows. This will be a Linux only computer. I just need a way to get it in.
I did try the 2.16 version of puppy on my 2 year old Dell laptop and it went fine so I think the disk is good.
I will try the boot manager.
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I downloaded and ran cd2iso. I got a checksum number but what do I compare it to?
the md5sum should be identical to the md5sum of the iso ... if it is, it burned ok, not one byte is bad
if it is a different number, it still may be ok ... there may be one bad byte that is unimportant, or more likely, padding bytes were added to the end of the cd
my experience with Burncdcc is that is works well and the md5sum of the cd should be the same as the iso's md5sum
if the cd will work on another machine (probably machine with more ram) then the cd disc is probably good
The program I used gave me 8 files on the cdrom. Is this correct or do I need only the ISO file on cdrom?
the 8 files are good ... they are the files in the file system in the iso ... if you just copy the iso file to the cd, it will not work at all
Do I understand it right that I need idehd, initrd.gz,pup_216.sfs, and vmlinuz on the hdd to boot?
you need them somewhere to boot ... if you have them on the hard drive, you would not need them on the cd ... in fact, you would not need a cd disc at all, assuming you have a boot loader installed and configured
if you do a full normal install to a partition you would not need those files either (the hundreds and thousands of files that are inside those 2 files would be decompressed and copied to the hard drive
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I included the "$@" from the original post, but can't imagine what to put in for an argument??
well, type readcd --help ... i think you can also over ride the options, for example, speed=30 something something speed=8 would set the speed to 8x
Your current example has -ts=8k plus a speed argument
Anything worth explaining about these differences?
i like to use a moderate speed ... too fast and it will be more likely to display errors that wouldn't happen at a more reasonable speed ... too slow, and it really is not testing it thoroughly ... it's up to you to choose the parameters that you think is best for the purpose of testing the quality of the cd
on my machine, if i do not use the -ts parameter, it locks up the cd driver ... it sets the size of the buffer used when reading the sectors of the cd disc ... the default value (something like 256 i think) is too big and locks up the system
it takes 2k of buffer space per disc sector, plus a little more for the error correction bytes ... so -ts=6k will read about 2 sectors into the buffer at a time ... it's a question of trying different values until you find a value that you like ... i was using 6k, which reads 2 sectors at a time ... i'm now using -ts=12k, which reads 4 sectors at a time, i don't think there is an "ideal" number
you can see how many sectors are being read into the buffer at once ... readcd will be printing information like this as it runs:
addr: 12484 cnt: 4
cnt: 4 means that 4 disc sectors are being read into the buffer at a time ... changing the -ts value will change the cnt: number (i don't know why the ou were omitted, or the ess)
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Posted: Sat 16 Jun 2007, 21:55
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muggins wrote:
there was a post where somebody detailed their method in getting puppy to work with 48M ram, but i've been unable to find it.
That was me, "goin' crazy":
I think the OP's problem with linld is the commandline limit I ran into when I first got here. I may have moded wakepup to do that test and forgot. In fact now that I look at it, I think I did.
I'll post a .img in a bit. I'm all over this for the next 20 minutes.
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Posted: Sat 16 Jun 2007, 23:47
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ok, so it took 2 hours.
Here is wakepup2 tuned up. I fixed up the command line limit by writting all the
boot options to a file at linld/puppy.lin
dynamically. Also added a
second menu for pfix
ram and nox options (all possibilites).
*edit-no longer true
All changes where in autoexec.bat
Do not be concerned with the contents of linld/puppy.lin. It is only there so it doesn't error when deleted.
I also changed the messaged displayed at runtime to say version 0.3, so people would know. I kept the 2 on the file name so the scripts that call it won't need changed.
Md5 of img:
370f75b8241f8696a75d7813e8a0e6b4 wakepup2.img
tar -zxf wakepup2.img.tar.gz
md5sum wakepup2.img
dd if=wakepup2.img of=/dev/fd0
*edit-final rc1 (probably final [for now])
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Posted: Sun 17 Jun 2007, 22:31
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First, thanks for your effort. I'm new to linux and the help is amazing.
I got the image file onto a floppy, I had a little trouble, but got it done. I booted with the floppy from you and puppy 2.16. I got past the first menu but got stuck at the second. I tried both options 2 and 3 in the first menu along with 1,2,3,4 in the second menu. The error I have is
LINDL v0.97
kernel command line
root+/dev/ram0 pmedia+idehd acpi_off (this one changed with the option used)
can't open lernel file
Do think this can be overcome? Like I said, I am willing to get linux in the laptop however it can be done.
Thanks again,
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Posted: Sun 17 Jun 2007, 22:39
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snow-ice wrote:
root+/dev/ram0 pmedia+idehd acpi_off (this one changed with the option used)
That's weird
mine looks more like this:
root /dev/ram0 PMEDIA=idehd acpi=off
Perhaps a BIOS setting of some type is causing DOS to act weird?
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Posted: Sun 17 Jun 2007, 22:48
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Sorry for the typo
root=/dev/ram0 pmedia=idehd acpi=off
This is how it appears.
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Posted: Sun 17 Jun 2007, 23:04
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that looks good...
do you have all these files on your idehd in the root of the drive?
or you could throw the CD in the drive (or perhaps you don't have one and I missed that in the thread). The boot disk will wake up the CD also, or via USB if you have all those files on a USB device.
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I found the problem, I used windows xp to burn the cd's. The evil empire strikes again. When I used nero, everything was readable by the laptop. I ran thru the 2 menu's, alot of code went by. It got stuck for awhile then ran more and stopped here...
/bin/sh: can't access tty; job control turned off
any ideas?
making progress.......
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I have been checking websites trying to run down my problem. The error that I posted seems to be a notification, not an error. I checked the previous lines and looked for those items in the net. Can I get somehow get a log of the activity when the program loads? Maybe put it on a floppy?I have time to research the problem but would not be near the computer in question to read from the screen. Thanks,
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The program I used gave me 8 files on the cdrom. Is this correct or do I need only the ISO file on cdrom?
Neither is correct. Use Nero in 'doze if you are unfamiliar with Linux commands - it's virtually fireproof.
You simple 'Open' the xyz.iso file from 'File' and click 'Burn'.
You cannot boot an .iso CD nor can you boot a CD with all the files extracted and copied (unless you have an adjunct on FDD).
Apart from which, I am wondering whether you picked up the advice from Bruce about NOT using CD-RW on old kit. Use good quality CD-R only, no supermarket cheapies.
You have enough resources to get this thing running on your laptop, although slowly. If possible add extra RAM - this may be difficult.
Completely clear your HD before partitioning with a small, ~60Mb swap partition - beware of bad advice to make it bigger - and pre-format your main partition to ext2 before running the Universal Installer and selecting NORMAL or Full or Type2, whatever the version you chose comes up with. Coexist, Frugal, are inappropriate on this machine.
: Funny! p.2 of this thread wasn't showing when I first looked at it. Now it's there and my comments are somewhat deja vu.
Glad to see there is real progress and Nero worked for you. You can d/l a copy for Linux; you will find that your (legitimate!) code for the 'doze version is also valid for that one. Not sure it'll work in Puppy , though.
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Do you mean format? If so, will a format from DOS then allow me to make the partition? I found a page with good instructions that I will follow for the swap file.
As I said earlier, I don't care about the windows on the laptop. I have 4 more computers here that will get linux when I get enough knowledge.
I made the cd with nero the way you recommended and I got these 8 files.
The session was called cd-rom mode 1 iso9660. Is this what you meant? It looks like others I made. I will check it out later tonight when I get home and post back.
Thanks, Greg
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Oh dear, there is still a yawning gap of understanding, I'm afraid. You cannot boot that CD, you can only load it with a suitable boot floppy. What surprises me is that you don't seem to have read all the background discussion published here. It isn't too difficult really.
Look through all your searching results. Forget the Coexist/Frugal option on that machine. Use cfdisk from the console with your HD removed and mounted in one of your other desktops. This route makes everything so much easier. You've got ample HD space and just about enough memory provided you set up a swap partition.
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I am using the wake2pup floppy. John Doe got wake2pup to behave in the laptop and I believe puppy started to load. It is now stuck. I have read all that was posted but I don't have a good understanding of the linux commands. I get conflicting info and it's hard to figure out which to follow. I have read multiple web pages which conflict. The iso file is a good example. I have read it both ways, the 8 files or the 1 iso file. I will try whatever is posted, happy for the help.
I will try the new cd along with wake2pup again. First I will format and get rid of win98, and make the swap file, then attempt to boot with the floppy and cd.
When I tried to boot from cd only, I was able to select cd and make it the only boot device in the bios. When I booted, after 20 seconds of so, the screen showed a picture of all of the F keys and a message to insert a floppy. So thats why I am using wake2pup.
Thanks again.
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A more cost effective way of doing a yardage print, with less commitment required :)
20 comments:
- Christina Lowry said...
That is so cool! I love the spiky plant. You are so talented!! :)
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- Heids said...
I reckon this would look good as a one off print on a girls smock or even a tea towel. Love it.
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- Chooks'r'us said...
you realise this is getting unbearable seeing all these gorgeous prints! Does a yardage print mean that you will be selling this in small amounts? I really love this design. Also love the tote you've made.
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- Cicada Studio said...
Will you give us a tute on how you burn your screens?
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- Sherrin said...
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Hi! I was wondering where you buy your gocco supplies in Victoria?
Thanks, Melissa
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- Freya Croft said...
love the spiky shrub! And I'm totally in love with the colour.
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- Lara said...
Hi Michelle! We don't actually expose our screens in house at the moment - they're way too large so it would cost too much to have an exposure setup. But one day... :)
Melissa - I buy Gocco supplies from Eckersleys in the city, and I think you can order them direct off the nehoc website: http://nehoc.com.au/ (although for anyone else reading this comment, the screen printing process shown above isn't Gocco - we're just on a tangent here :))
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- Littleclouds said...
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The color choice was perfect. Is it a juniper color?
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his is soo mazing to read about your studio and work. I'm inspired, and am about to try and get some screen printing equipment for beginners, is it a good idea to burn your own frames or get them done professionally when you are just starting?sympi
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Oh just saw Cicada's post about a tutorial?? It would be fab if you could do one, please, please, please....! Did you used to burn your own, before you started with the huge screens?
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it sounds like you might be busy one day making a tutorial BUT... i was wondering if you allow each placed print to dry before proceeding on to a print that might be close by. i'm working on a custom print for a quilt for my niece and haven't been able to solve that problem yet.
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Hi Anon!
The trick is to always do every second print first, and then come back and fill in the gaps once the first prints are dry ;)
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About Raf: Rafal Los, Chief Security Evangelist for Hewlett-Packard Software, combines nearly 15 years of subject-matter expertise in information security with a critical business risk management perspective. From technical research to building and implementing enterprise application security programs, Rafal has a track record with organizations of diverse sizes and verticals. He is a featured speaker at events around the globe, and has presented at events produced by OWASP, ISSA, Black Hat, and SANS among many others. He stays active in the community by writing, speaking and contributing research, representing HP in OWASP, the Cloud Security Alliance and other industry groups. His blog, Following the White Rabbit, with his unique perspective on security and risk management has amassed a following from his industry peers, business professionals, and even the media and can be found at
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About the chapter: Chapter Meetings are held the 3rd Wednesday of designated months for the Denver Chapter, and the 3rd Thursday of designated months for the Boulder Chapter. If you have an idea for a topic or speaker or would like to present, please reach out to Andy Lewis, Denver OWASP Chapter Leader: alewis 'at' owasp.org
Thanks to Hosting.com for... hosting us, and thanks to HP for providing a speaker and dinner for October's meeting...
Future meetings are planned for: stay tuned for 2013.
Chapter Board of Directors
Here's the team that's putting it all together:
- Chairman/Chapter Leader - Andy Lewis
- Vice Chairman - Steve Kosten
- Director of Communications - Craig Klosterman
- Comm Vice-Director - Alan Darien
- Outreach & Education Chair - James Synovec
- Outreach & Education Vice Chair - Brad Carvalho
- FROC Chair - Kathy Thaxton
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Chapter Meetings
Meetings are usually the 3rd Wednesday of the month. We are trying to have at least 2/quarter. If you can't make the Denver meeting, the Boulder meeting is usually the 3rd Thursday of the month.
Future Meetings
Meetings are planned for the 3rd Wednesdays of September and October. We may do a social event or two also...
Past Meetings
April 18th 2012: Tim Van Cleave "Intro to WebScarab and WebGoat"
February 15th 2012: Andy Lewis "Why OWASP? OWASP is the wheel. You don't need to reinvent it!
Denver January 2012 meeting January 18th, 2012| Greg Knaddison "How Does Drupal Security Stack up?"
September 14th 2011: Chris Schmidt "OWASP ESAPI"
March 17th 2011: Hands on "Hack a Thon"
September 22nd 2010: Eric Duprey: Application Vulnerability Shooting Gallery
August 18th 2010: Clint Pollock: Protecting Your Applications from Backdoors
June 2nd 2010: Front Range OWASP Conference
January 20th 2010: John Evans: Securing Webapps: An Illustrative Overview
November 18th 2009: Anton Rager: Advanced XSS
August 27th 2009: Jon Rose: Security in the Clouds
May 2009: Dr. Joseph McComb & and Daniel Weiske: Compliance and application security testing
March 2009: Front Range OWASP Conference (SnowFROC)
January 2009: David Campbell & Eric Duprey: Guided Tour: AppSec NYC '08 CTF
October 2008: Alex Smolen: The OWASP ASP .NET ESAPI
September 2008: John Dickson: Black Box vs. White Box: Different App Testing Strategies
August 2008: Dan Cornell: Static Analysis
July 2008: David Byrne & Eric Duprey: Grendel-Scan
June 2008: Front Range OWASP Conference: Jeremiah Grossman, Robert Hansen, and more!
May 2008: David Campbell & Eric Duprey: XSS Attacks & Defenses
April 2008: Ryan Barnett: Virtual Patching with ModSecurity
February 2008: Michael Sutton: SQL Injection Revisited
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Denver OWASP Chapter Leaders
- Andy Lewis, Denver OWASP: alewis 'at' owasp.org
Key OWASP Resources
- http://www.owasp.org/images/4/41/ASVS_One_Page_Handout.pdf
- http://www.owasp.org/images/3/31/ESAPI_One_Page_Handout.pdf
- http://www.owasp.org/images/a/a1/Legal_One_Page_Handout.pdf
- http://www.owasp.org/images/a/a3/How_ESAPI_Works.pdf
- http://www.owasp.org/images/a/ac/LAMP_Should_be_Spelled_LAMPE.pdf
- http://www.owasp.org/images/0/01/Getting_started_designing_for_a_level_of_assurance.pdf
- http://www.owasp.org/index.php/Agile_Software_Development:_Don%27t_Forget_EVIL_User_Stories
- http://www.owasp.org/index.php/Man_vs._Code
- http://www.owasp.org/images/4/4e/OWASP_ASVS_2009_Web_App_Std_Release.pdf
- http://www.owasp.org/images/c/cd/PHP-ESAPI_1.0a_install.pdf
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This morning, Brady was on WEEI's Dennis and Callahan show in Boston. The station played Childress' comments for Brady. Brady reportedly laughed and said, "We've been called much worse."
Brady also said, "That game was so long ago. ... I remember us executing pretty well that night. I've heard different guys in the past say that. That's come and gone. That's been not a part of football here for a long time, and we've still won a lot of games. In '07, they changed the rule and so forth. I don't buy a whole lot into that. The team that's going to win this weekend is the team that plays better. I can promise you that."
The league has since put radio transmitters in the helmet of the defensive signal caller, so teams no longer have to do hand signals from the sideline.
The Patriots and coach Bill Belichick are experts at using any slight for motivation. So I'm guessing they'll use this because they'll view it as Childress saying they needed to steal signals in order to beat the Vikings. The Vikings were 4-2 at the time. The Patriots were 5-1.
The following season, the Jets accused the Patriots of taping their sideline signals in violation of NFL rules. The whole ordeal became known as "Spygate." Belichick was fined $500,000 and the team was fined $250,000 and had to forfeit its 2008 first-round draft pick.
Belichick also used it to motivate the Patriots to the NFL's first 16-0 season. They were 18-0 when the lost to the Giants in the Super Bowl.
The Patriots are tied with the Jets for the best record in the NFL (5-1) this year. They were already going to be a tough team to beat.
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Notes: Taught tennis weekly as a Special Olympics volunteer … Also volunteered with Rowan Towers, Mercer St. Friends and Head Start Bellevue daycare centers … Grandfather is an Ivy Leaguer (Columbia) … Sister Jennifer played hockey at Trinity, earning a B.S. in economics in 2008.
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Mark Arm Wears Gravity Boots
Well, this is it, folks. I am pulling out all the stops and bringing you what you've all been waiting for, and it can only go down hill from here. Ladies and Germs, it is with much pleasure that I bring you People Who Work Here's exclusive interview with the man, the myth, Mark Arm! (wait for applause) Mark Arm is the Warehouse Manager here at Sub Pop Records, and that means that if you order anything from our store, especially a big package that has to be sent via UPS, Mark will have, most likely, put those golden hands of his upon your box. I mean, package. Whatever. Some things I've learned about Mark since working with him are: he is super into politics, he has to listen to NPR really loud because his ears are not what they used to be, he can stand fully upright on a yoga ball, his wife cuts his hair, and he's a funny/fun dude. Let's meet Mark!
L: Contrary to popular belief your real last name is not Arm. Please discuss how you got this name and how you feel about having a "punk name" at 40+.
M: My friend Smitty and I were deep into a fake argument using non-offensive body parts as swear words. The argument culminated with him yelling "arm arm" at me. I had no response to this attack and we both broke down laughing. Then when Mr. Epp became a real band, complete with instruments, we adopted non-sequitur punk names. Jeff Smith became Jo Smitty and I became Mark Arm. I never thought it'd stick. Luckily, I'm more comfortable with my "punk name" than the easily garbled Scottish name I was born into. [This version seems a lot more tame than what I was led to believe. –ed.]
L: You are most famous for being the front dude of Mudhoney, but you've also been in many other bands, including Green River, Mr. Epp & the Calculations, Bloodloss, Monkeywrench, as well as the new incarnation of the MC5 from time to time. Which of these other bands is your favorite and why?
M: Of all these bands, the MC5 is my favorite. It's not my band, so it's much easier for me to embrace. The MC5 is one of the best bands ever and they helped lay the foundation for what would become punk rock. Getting to play with the DKT/MC5 was such a fantastic mindfuck. That said Bloodloss was most satisfying musically. After playing together for a few months I realized that we were able to effortlessly pull cool shit out of thin air with everyone playing around each other instead of following the same riff (and no, we weren't "jamming"). The downside was going on tour with a dude who was in a constant state of withdrawl. The rest of us felt like we were dragging around a whiny corpse and propping it up for shows. [Weekend at Bernie's! –ed.] Monkeywrench is a total hoot and getting to play with Tim Kerr, Tom Price and Martin Bland is a total treat that happens way too rarely. Shameless plug: our third album (Gabriel's Horn) in 17 years comes out in February on the Birdman record label.
L: When Mudhoney was getting going you were relatively old (26-ish, right?). How do you think that being more, ahem, mature helped your band achieve the dizzying success that it did?
M: Maturity had nothing to do with Mudhoney. It still doesn't. [Whatever you say, old man. -ed.] The dizziness was usually bedspins. We were old enough that we had a pretty firm idea of what we wanted Mudhoney to be when we started. I was well aware of the glass ceiling we'd encounter with our brand of entertainment. I just figured it would be lower. We weren't dazzled by the brass ring and we never bothered to reach for it. [I smell lyrics a brewin'. –ed.] We achieved more than I ever anticipated and I feel incredibly lucky that I still get to muck around in this shit.
L: Major label vs. Sub Pop. Pros and cons of each, please.
M: Major Labels have giant warehouses all over the country. I don't think I'd be able to wrap my head around their inventory, but I would probably get to drive a forklift. Sub Pop is blessed with a pretty swank warehouse, but since T-shirts have become a major part of our inventory, I wish it was bigger. [Touche, Mr. Arm. -ed.] Perhaps I can expand into the Art and Hardly Art departments. One of the odd side effects of working in the warehouse and getting to know our inventory is that item numbers are seared into my brain. So when the clock strikes 6:47 or 7:04 I flash on Comets On Fire.
L: You have remarkable posture. How do you do that?
M: Why thank you Lacey, how nice of you to notice! Emily & I invested in a matching set of gravity boots nine years ago. We have a wall mounted TV that rotates so we can watch it when we're upside down. We try to do this at least 3 hours every evening. That's why I don't go out that much. The first time I tried this I nearly choked on popcorn and mountain dew poured out my nose. After years of dedicated practice I've gotten pretty good at snacking upside down.
L: Who in Mudhoney do you spend the most time with? Who in Mudhoney knows your deepest, darkest secrets? What is your favorite Mudhoney record?
M: I probably see Guy [Male Nurse! –ed.] more than anyone else these days, Dan is a close second. I don't see Steve that much since he moved to Portland. Steve & I started hanging out in 1983 so I guess he knows more about me than the others, but he doesn't know much. I refuse to let anyone past these walls, no one get's in…Get Out! As far as favorite record goes, I don't have one. I don't listen to our records unless we're putting together a comp or trying to relearn a forgotten song. At this point I'm most familiar with The Lucky Ones since that's the one we've been working on and you know what that means, it's the best one yet. [Available May 20th on Sub Pop brand Records. –ed.]
L: I heard there will be a Green River reunion this summer, true? Tell me how the whole thing went down and how you think your performance will be.
M:True, we are slated to play Sub Pop's 20th Anniversary this July. I'm not sure how it went down since nothing's happened yet. Everyone is psyched to get together again so I think it'll be great (for us at least).
L: Please name your five top rock performers, in order, and let me know why you like them.
M: This is tough, Lacey. Since you asked about performers and not musicians, I'll talk about folks who"make good show".
I've been going to Nick Cave shows since the first time the Bad Seeds came to the Northwest ('86 in Vancouver) and I've seen them in Europe, the UK and Australia. After all of these performances I've concluded that Nick is always on fire and will stop at nothing to put on a good show. I would have loved to have seen the Birthday Party in LA & SF in '83, but I didn't have money or a car.
John Brannon is super sweet in real life, but on stage he exudes more heartfelt distain, hatred and contempt than anyone I can think of. I've seen Negative Approach play to 3000 people, Easy Action play to less than 20 as well as a bunch of Laughing Hyenas shows and despite the audience, he's always super intense.
The Butthole Surfers were brilliant performers. No one could touch these guys in the mid 80s. They hung out in Seattle for about 3 weeks in December of '83 and their special effects amounted to little more than a couple of Radio Shack strobes and flying safety pins. They were mind-blowing. They kept adding to their shows, lights, films, naked dancers, etc. When they played Reading in '89 they opened by smashing their gear (no, I didn't see that). It all went south when they started hanging around Ministry though.
Iggy Pop puts everything into each performance, even if he's touring on a crappy record and is backed by a bunch of hacks. I wish he had a better sense of who to play with. I'm glad the Stooges got back together. That's something I never thought I'd see. I wish I could have seen them in the late 60s/early 70s when no one understood what they were doing or how to react to them. I would love to watch them confront a crowd of indignant Crosby Stills and Nash fans in some Midwestern college auditorium. I hope I can still hop around like Iggy in 15 years, well not exactly like that, I hope my back and hips don't get as fucked up. That shit looks painful.
Jimi Hendrix died well before I was going to rock shows, but I've seen him preserved on film and no one plays guitar like that. He's astounding to watch, he makes the craziest shit fluid and effortless. He didn't just play guitar, he played electricity. He's even amazing when he's sleepwalking, like the first part of the set at the Isle of Wight Festival. He wakes up mid-set after going behind the amps to get a boost and blows doors. Sadly, he died a week later.
L: Please tell me a funny story about when Mudhoney was in that Chris Farley movie! Also, your wikipedia entry says you were in Velvet Goldmine which I did not know. What was that like? (PS Dean Hudson HATES that movie!)
M: We were only on the set of Black Sheep for one day, but we did hang out a bit with Chris Farley. Steve was totally star-struck and offered him some blow, which took us all by surprise since the rest of us had never seen Steve near the white lady. Anyway, Chris had only been clean for two months or so. Apparently he never got clean again. Steve still feels guilty about it, but we tell him it's not really his fault because Chris Farley would have been offered drugs from some other sycophant. I'm not in Velvet Goldmine. My name is on the soundtrack recording, but my voice got erased in favor of Ewan McGregor's. I did get a chance to write two songs with Ron Asheton (another happy mindfuck) and record them with Ron, Mike Watt (this is how he ended up in the Stooges), Thurston Moore and Steve Shelly as the Wylde Ratttz. Due to the Ewan McGregor crap, it's hard for me to be objective about the movie. What's Dean's problem, is it too gay for him? I like Todd Haynes stuff, especially Safe and Far From Heaven. I just saw I'm Not There and really liked the Fellini homage in the Cate Blanchett part. The Christian Bale segment was straight out of hack biopic 101 though.
L: Tell me how your met your lovely wife Emily, Pet Photographer. What do you guys do in your free time?
M: We met in '85 probably at a party or a show. I don't remember the exact circumstance, but there was a lot of beer and MDA around at the time. We went out for about three weeks. She moved to NY for awhile, came back to town for a summer and we hung out as friends. Then she moved to L.A. Mudhoney would stay at her place. I had a girlfriend so Emily wouldn't make out with me. [What a prick tease! –ed.] She moved back to Seattle in '91 with a boyfriend in tow. Then in '93 they broke up, I stopped with the opiates and we started going out. We got hitched a year later. By the way, I hear Ruben finally proposed to you,congratulations! [Why thank you! –ed.]When we have enough free time, we like to travel. Our last two big trips were to Brazil and Burma. We're going to Costa Rica when the rest of Sub Pop goes to SxSW.
L: If you were to have kids what would you tell them about drugs?
M: That's another reason to not have children, it's a conversation I'd rather not have. I like drugs. I just don't like people on drugs. [But what about kids on drugs? That's fun, right? –ed.]
L: And finally, what is Mark Arm's favorite place to eat in Seattle and why?
M: Except for lunch, which is usually just sandwiches, I don't go out to eat that much. I always enjoy the Boat Street Café, Matt's in the Market, Machiavelli, The Tamarind Tree and a place right next to it that's simply called Schezwanese Cuisine. A couple of default places in West Seattle I enjoy are Taqueria Guaymas and the West 5. That didn't really answer your question, did it? [That'll do, I suppose. –ed.]
PS Mark, don't try to get all clever in the photo booth. I won't allow it.


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2010: Came out of the bullpen to make nine appearances during the season . . . threw 10.2 innings and finished with a record of 0-1 . . . struck out 10 hitters during the campaign . . . had five scoreless appearances that covered nine of his 10.2 innings pitched . . . had two early season appearances that skewed his season statistics . . . tied a career-high three innings of work when he blanked Gettysburg on one hit on March 18 . . . his final two appearances of the year may have been his best as he was perfect in two innings with two strikeouts in the April 20 win over Immaculata and then tossed a scoreless inning with two strikeouts in the May 6 game against Ferrum.
2009: Make six appearances as a freshman with all his innings coming out of the pen . . . tossed 9.1 innings and recorded 12 strikeouts . . . had his best outing of the season in the March 1 win over Catholic has he threw a scoreless inning in his second collegiate appearance . . . struck out a career-high four batters in the March 7 win over Gallaudet.
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Ya win some ... ya lose some, George Zimmerman -- Trayvon Martin's shooter is about to be slapped with divorce papers from his wife ... and she wants the mutts!
Shellie Zimmerman's attorney says his client is preparing to file for divorce. He did not say the papers have been filed yet.
In the unfiled papers ... Shellie says she wants custody of Oso, a 2-year-old, 120 lb Rottweiler, and Leroy, an 8-year-old, 20 lb "Heinz 57" -- aka a mutt.
Just last month, Shellie told ABC she was thinking about splitting from George now that the Trayvon trial was over -- and that they'd been having problems since before the shooting.
26-year-old Shellie also said she perjured herself for George -- lying to a judge about how much money they had -- and was pissed he wasn't by her side when she stood trial.


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Maybe it's a tribute to the skill of the developers - I have not had to come here often for help because everything has "just worked". I've been using Aptosid without problems for over two years.
Still, it would be nice to have more fans of the distribution to chit chat with. Not that I have anything important to say.
But thanks to the developer team for making such a solid distribution.
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You are welcome
chit chat usually doesn't work that great over a forum. It kinda works over IRC, but is usually discouraged in public/official channels to avoid distraction from the main topics (even though this means that there isn't anything to say at all for long periods of time). In private channels this works a lot better, usually as the audience is more limited and in some way known to you, so you are more certain that something you say isn't ripped out of context and used twenty years later to detain you (who knows what will be illegal in twenty years. Humanity has a tendency to take something utterly harmless and turn it into something horrible. As a totally random example: The german word "Dirne" used to have (also) the meaning "young girl (but old enough to marry)", nowadays its a pretty old-fashion word for "prostitute". Okay, granted, it took us a few hundred years to get there, but try reading old german texts with teenagers now – the original authors probably never thought about causing laughter with that word … – or take the innocent english word "gay" … used to be "nice", now its used as an insult … but where were I? A right …), the more driving issue is though that you don't have "instant feedback". If I say "hi" to someone at the bus-stop I either get a response immediately or I can bunch him in the face for not greeting back.
In a forum in this thread it took 4 days for someone to say something in return …
Beside this annoyances its a problem of topic. Debian is frozen, so there is not that much to talk about technical wise. The usual smalltalk topics ala weather do not really work and smalltalk-no-goes ala politics are to be avoided as usually (and don't really work either). So you end up with talk about not-talking like this post now. If this is strictly better than no post remains to be seen.
So lets see what we could talk about … ah (the right kind of politics I guess):
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currently as the "Debian Project Leader" elections are upcoming and campaigning is ongoing. Sometimes interesting to read, even if you are not entitled to vote as
who knows if you can't influence Debian in other ways
. I might act as a reseller if you are interested.
(yes, the linked mail is a joke of course – debian-curiosa is the [unfortunate low-traffic] chit-chat list so to speak used to send more or less funny stuff around as the other lists are usually strictly business)
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Thanks for the response. I think the sad fact is that success in the internet thrives on headlines. I really think a key factor in Ubuntu's popularity is their twice annual release schedule - Debian and its contributors deserve far more attention and adoption than they get, but the project grabs fewer headlines.
I understand your point about concern that statements made casually could come back to haunt us. As a personal ambition, I want to get involved in some kind of project focused on software to promote privacy. I like Google Mail and use it myself, but thanks to the US Patriot Act a government agent can read my mail at any time and Google is legally forbidden from informing me of the access.
Nice joke on the vote reselling. I had read about the Debian Project Leader elections. I like what I read from all three candidates, though if I had a vote I would need to do a lot more specific research before picking one.
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I don't think releasing twice a year is a big factor in the popularity – point in case: Fedora has the same shedule. A lot of people just stick with the LTS if they aren't into changing workflows every-so-often: Stuff as small as moving a button in the interface can confuse people A LOT. (It's a factor if we talk about the "nerds" like us who have upgraderities, but the general public couldn't care less as they only work with this thing and change means I have to invest time for practically no [immediately visible] gain). It is more that it is constantly in the press, not so much because of the new release, but because they did this or that. New Interface, New TV, New (Shopping-)Lenses, New Phone, New Table, New Displaymanager, … The publicity isn't necessarily good, but as the saying goes: there is no such thing as bad press coverage. "This isn't some nerd project, this is something awesome done by a millionaire who went to space!"
It will be interesting to see what will happen after the DPL voting is over as all of them said they want to work on attracting new contributors and making Debian "cooler". We will see; while I have read most of the campaigning discussions I have no real idea who I would vote for now (maybe also due to the fact that I was more focused on the content than on who said what). All I know is that replacing "zack" will be hard, but it's good that the stepped down now. Good luck future-DPL whoever you will be from the (after pressing "Submit") past!
Regarding mails, I tend to remind people that everyone can read them already, regardless of which provider you use as they are pushed from server to server until they reach the destination. You can't guarantee that non of these servers is going to read them like the postman could with postcards. In fact, all servers read them in an attempt to eliminate spam … If you don't want anyone to read your mails, you have to encrypt them end of the story.
That said, I use GMail myself and talk myself into thinking that most of my mails are public anyway (as they go to mailinglists) or are semi-public (as they are sent to bunch of people). Everything interesting about me can be extracted from those mails already, you don't need access to my "private" mails.
For that matter I am more concerted about my search-habits (moved to DuckDuckGo for most), reading habits (newsbeuter recently, but GoogleReader as backend so far until I find a satisfying replacement solution. That it is going away now is another "bonuspoint") and what/who I "like" (<- the reason you can't find me on any "social" network. If people are important enough for me, I usually get to know that they are married now without a message in a timeline. If not, I/they might not be as important as I/they think they/I are/am for eachother. I don't have 786 friends and I am fine with that. Or maybe I have, if I use the word as careless as everybody else).
MfG. DonKult
"I never make stupid mistakes. Only very, very clever ones." ~ The Doctor
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RE: I am surprised the forums are not more active.
24.07.2013, 23:41
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Sorry for the late response, I forgot to turn on notifications for the discussion.
I still boot into Aptosid, I'm just stuck using Microsoft when the kids want to play their computer games.
Good point on Ubuntu's popularity versus Fedora. And you may be right that there's no such thing as bad publicity, and that helps Ubuntu.
I would think Debian would be popular with end users who don't care for change, because stable moves at a very slow pace. But I suspect Debian's drawback for the mainstream users (besides the fact that it isn't available pre-installed on PCs) is that it doesn't have the same fancy art themes for the desktops by default like Ubuntu, Mint, etc...
With mail, I think the secure solution would be a distributed, secure social network. Then in order to read your content an attacker has to hack your server or that of someone that is your friend (or in your circle, or whatever). That's roughly equivalent to using secure email, but I think the content sharing model is more convenient. You post things to your personal site and the people you have selected as friends can view the content and respond to you and to each other's contents at their leisure.
I use DuckDuckGo for searches too. I should really use Yacy everywhere (
) , but it's noticeably not as good as DuckDuckGo.
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thanks for duckduckgo.
09.12.2013, 21:09
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i didn't know about this alternative to encrypted.google.com
seems like they have the right idea... but you can't really trust anybody, can you?
thanks again also to the devs for a beautiful operating system. Ike.
//edit by DonKult on 10. Dec 2013: removed double-posting (7 times). Just ignore the silly error message – the post gets though. I so hope the error message will be gone soon… *sign*
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