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What are you listening to while you code?
For some reason i cant do anything properly without music, and its become a big part of my coding. What are yalls favorite jams to code to?
Currently i'm listening to: August Burns Red ;)
Any chill electronic really; Active Child, Bonobo, Chase & Status, Faithless, The Glitch Mob, Parachute Youth, Pretty Lights, Stay+, Tycho, VibeSquaD, etc.
If I feel like something a bit more amped up then I might put on Calvin Harris, Deadmau5, Flux Pavilion, Knife Party, Nero, OVERWERK, Pendulum, etc. I'm also a big fan of the mashups put together by Kap Slap.
Believe it or not, I'll actually listen to most genres, but I find that I work best listening to the above. If it's something that I can sing along to, my productivity decreases…
I used to watch movies constantly while I worked. Mostly movies I had seen as a child.
If it's something that I can sing along to, my productivity decreases…@joshuanhibbert : haha, that's what i'm talking about!
@chrisburton, Well lets get an idea of your age with a couple movie examples?
I'll be 25 tomorrow.
Problem Child (1 & 2), Children of the Corn (series), St. Elmo's Fire, Breakfast Club, Wall Street and so on. Perfect time to watch Home Alone, though.
RAC, Monstercat, Telemonster
Usually anything chill, lounge and ambient. Jon Hopkins, Fragile State, Massive Attack, Solar Fields, compilation albums (Chill Out Lounge, Cafe Del Mar, Supperclub) and sometimes just some radio stations in iTunes.
Though every once in a while, I need some serious rock like Warrior Soul, Killing Joke or The Sisters Of Mercy.
Dang! Yall prefer chill music? I think its just my crazy brain, i need something loopy and crazy. @chrisburton, 25 tomorrow? Well happy early birthday man, and i for some reason thought you were older? Problem child was an amazing movie when i was younger, wasn't there something in there about Kramer and if he saw something like a twinkie he got really mad or something? lol...
If yall want a spark of crazy loud music, check out Lamb of God, Pinkly Smooth, King for a Day(feat. Kellin Quinn).
Maybe i need to tone back my music and i might be able to be more creative?
Yes, Home Alone is a classic (first one)! Once you watch the movie Party Monster, well, you want ever want to see him in anything else again.
Anything that doesn't have lyrics. Could be electronic music-- but more often than not it is a nice genre station on Pandora or other online radio sites like:
Classical Music Ambient Minimalist Techno
@JohnMotylJr Just make sure that your music doesn't stop you from being able to 'get in the zone'. You know when you're in the zone because you might pause your music for a second, and then forget hit play again for the next 30 minutes! Luckily there's an OS X app for that: http://takefiveapp.com/mac
@joshuanhibbert : That's so true! Normally my habits lead me to sit down to start coding and then i look up and realize i haven't ate anything in 12 hours and its dark out. Yeah, i do that too much!
@ben_boomer : I'll totally check that out, i need to switch things up for sure.
Thanks, John.
Hmm, I haven't seen that movie in 6+ months.
@Senff, lol im gonna check that out..
This is kind of un-related but i keep this on my side monitor, lol idk why but sometimes its refreshing to look over and see them playing
@JohnMotylJr It's weird how easy that is to watch when the kittens are playing. This site is similar: http://www.rainymood.com/
@joshuanhibbert : Ohhh man, i saw this website a LONG time ago (or a similar) but i always forgot the name.. YES! Getting bookmarked now, nice share man! You totally need to rock a gold star for that man, as i continue to watch cats play and listen to rain and thunder.
He'll have to settle for a green star.
@JohnMotylJr Then you might like this site even more: http://www.calm.com/
It depends on the project and how well its going. I tend to lean towards hard rock when I'm on a hot streak, classic rock or country when I first start or am on a nice casual/steady roll. When I get stuck on something, I tend to switch over to classical music or listen to a podcast.
I definitely have a tendency to hit the pause button when I'm close to solving an issue I've run into, and forget to hit play during the coding frenzy that usually follows.
@chrisburton : There's totally some yellow in there!
@joshuanhibbert : Totally rocked that rainymood site to sleep last night { loved it } and this one seems exciting as well..
@pmac627 : I think i'm going to start playing post casts (i.e. ShotTalk) in the background while i code, maybe subliminally i will start coding better.
I'm a wierd one. I bounce around so many genres now. Matthew Good Band, Radiohead, Mindy Smith, Aerosmith's first album, Dave Matthews Band, ELO, Scars on 45, Our Lady Peace...
I just don't have a particular genre anymore.
I heart you Spotify.
@robertallen : I need to get into Spotify, when it first came out i never got an 'invite' so i never cared for it and kept using Pandora, now all i do is stream music from my xbox or find youtube playlists. Do you still need an invite or have to pay for Spotify?
Our lady peace = Back in the Day!
No, I believe it's still free, but you have to put up with the ads every few songs.
Also, they claim you get better quality with a paid subscription, but I am not sure how much of a difference there is.
I listen to music I'd listen to when I'm not coding :p But at times I want to be super productive I listen to instrumental music.
I roll through Rdio. Every person in the office has an account so it's fun to jump into what other people are listening to.
I listen to dubstep a lot.
Music in the office = great times coding...
Until you look over at the guy banging his head and playing keyboard guitar, always comical.
Swedish house mafia & foster the people
Has to be BBC Radio 6 Music - http://www.bbc.co.uk/6music/ No ads, music from all corners and funny stuff too. Great for work.
Mostly I'm listening to my boss whine about why I haven't finished yet. :)
Depends on the project but i find Tycho is suitable for any situation.
Dang, i wish i could @* you all, you guys are adding some great stuff.
@pmac627 : Yes! I totally can see some of the people i work with playing this. @simoncmason : Just listened to Radcliffe and Maconie :)
@Paulie_D : Ehhh, what does he even know?!
@joshuanhibbert : Green or gold, you deserve another one, been night #2 ive actually slept really good playing that site on my phone.
I did notice a site called GrooveShark. Nothing super exciting but i think you can add local music and pick from their selections as well.
There's also a Chrome Extension called YouZeek where you can listen to artists from all over the world. Thought that was pretty interesting.
@Paulie_D : Ehhh, what does he even know?!
He knows enough to give me deadlines ...even if they are unrealistic....the b*stard!
@Paulie_D : Is today a work day for you?
Yep...normal working day here in the UK.
I'm really partial to El Ten Eleven and Tycho when I need something chill. Lately I've also found that opera music kind of puts me in a groove, especially Mozart and Rossini. I love you, Spotify.
I tend to listen to a lot of heavy metal, speed metal, early 80's punk rock, and dark 80's new wave. For some reason it helps me focus and get into a problem solving mode. Chill music is more for my brainstorming mode.
@Shannendoah1 : Finally, i am not alone. That's my style as well, anything fast loud and metal baby!
I am experimenting though and I am going to research (or search for research papers on the matter) of the effects on cognitive functions while listening to music. I did a paper on this a while back, in regards to heavy metal music, and the responses from the brain lead to a more care-free mood.
@nwalton : I'm sure classical music does add a creative or easy atmosphere.
I'm really happy with all this feedback. Personally when i code, its more back-end then mock-ups, design, etc. I normally have predetermined tasks that need accomplishing so i don't need to be so creative as far as design, maybe architecture. So music is a big part of what i do, i am sure it is with you guys as well.
I'm trying to branch out from my norm and give some of your suggestions a try. For "chill" music i am currently giving "Of Monsters and Men" a try. They are a folk band from Iceland with a female singer. Also dabbling in "Mumford" and Sons, loving it so far.
I prefer listening to anything. Last year 90s pop hits really motivated me. I prefer to listen to something I can sing along to.
There is also http://getworkdonemusic.com
Everything! Really I listen from classical music to metal to rock and roll to rap. Some people would say I have no personality, I prefer the term "open minded". When I'm working on something complicated it usually happens that the playlist ends and I don't notice and keep working with my headphones in my ears like a complete retard.
It really varies; the only thing that affects my selection is how complex my work is. The more complex the work, the less complex the music and vice versa.
Often carstairs radio or another 50's jazzy radio station via iTunes radio, or African music but it depends my mood.


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"There was always music in the house," Marshall remembers of her childhood in metro Detroit, where her mother was a semi-professional singer and her father and brother amateur musicians. Marshall herself played piano, guitar, harmonica and flute, and even majored in music at Western Michigan State University before discovering the campus radio station, where she worked as a student. "That changed everything," she recalls. "I really liked being on the air, and switched my major from music to broadcasting."
The day after graduation, Marshall packed up her Ford Escort and drove to Los Angeles in pursuit of a journalism career. She soon found it at all-news station KFWB, where she worked her way up from copywriter to newscaster before going on to a gig at L.A.'s top-rated oldies station, KRTH. In 1995, after a stint as a television reporter and a move to Portland, Ore., Marshall was lured to New York by CBS News. She spent the next five years reporting and anchoring national radio broadcasts there and at ABC News.
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Halo 4: Spartan Ops – Episode 10 "Exodus" trailer sees Jul's final plan set in motion
343 Industries has released a trailer for Halo 4:Spartan Ops- Episode 10. In the "Exodus" trailer, Jul 'Mdama's "final plan is set in motion," and Spartan Palmer and other members of Fireteam Majestic are dispatched on a "do or die mission". Spartan Ops: Episode 10 comes with new CG cinematics and five new gameplay chapters. It will be made available on Xbox Live Monday, February 18. Video and shots are below.
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Halo 4: Spartan Ops Episode 8 will feature five new missions when it releases next week. It will also include a Team Doubles playlist, and Rogue and Tracker specializations will be unlocked for all players. The episode drops on February 4, and you can get an idea of what to expect through the screenshots and trailer below.
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Halo 4 Forge maps hitting multiplayer playlists within the fortnight – report
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Tue, Dec 18, 2012 | 10:08 GMT
Halo 4: Crimson Map Pack ban only affected 200 people, Microsoft claims
Halo 4′s Crimson Map Pack expansion saw some players banned from accessing several components of the game's online play. Microsoft has stepped forward to downplay the spread of the issue, stating that no more than 200 people were affected globally. Get the details below.
Mon, Dec 17, 2012 | 12:02 GMT
Halo 4: Crimson Map Pack download causing some players to get banned
Halo 4′s first DLC expansion the Crimson Map Pack is causing some players to have their accounts banned, following a workaround for War Games pass players who were supposed to get the content for free. Get the details below.
Sat, Dec 08, 2012 | 06:05 GMT
Halo 4: Spartan Ops co-op campaigns return in January 2013
Halo 4: Spartan Ops, the episodic co-op campaign for the shooter, will resume on January 21 according to a video shown at the VGAs. The January episodes will conclude the season with five entries. 343 Industries has hinted around that there may be a second season in the works, and it wouldn't shock us whatsoever if it were announced sometime after the last episode is released. The trailer shown during the VGAs has been pulled off YouTube by Viacom, which owns Spike TV and the VGAs. When the video becomes available again, we'll let you know.
Fri, Dec 07, 2012 | 10:11 GMT
Halo 4: Crimson DLC & Spartan Ops 'best-of' playlists revealed
Halo 4′s Spartan Ops will be entering a mid-season break between December 10-17th to make way for the new Crimson Map Pack's release, and the newly-announced Halo 4: Infinity Challenge. During that week however, 343 Industries will release a 'Best-of' playlist for Spartan Ops, and a new title update. Get the details below.
Thu, Dec 06, 2012 | 19:36 GMT
Microsoft and Virgin Gaming team up for the Halo 4 Infinity Challenge
Microsoft and Virgin Gaming are giving Halo 4 players the chance to win a UNSC-themed truck and or a cameo in a future Halo game.
Thu, Dec 06, 2012 | 14:50 GMT
Halo series moves 50M, next game in early development
Microsoft has announced that the Halo series has moved 50 million since its inception in 2001. It has also been confirmed by 343 Industries that the next titles in the series is also "in early stages of development."
Wed, Dec 05, 2012 | 09:29 GMT
Halo 4 Crimson DLC achievements spill online, get the list here
Halo 4′s first DLC expansion the 'Crimson Map Pack' comes with a batch of fresh achievements for you to hunt. You're going to have to pull off some mad stunts to earn them all too. Get the full list below.
Mon, Dec 03, 2012 | 15:39 GMT
Halo 4: Spartan Ops episode 5 launches, see the trailer here
Halo 4′s fifth Spartan Ops episode is live for download now. It's called "Memento Mori" and it features four missions – Gate, the Cauldron, the Refuge and Quarry – and it's received a launch trailer. Check it out below.
Sun, Dec 02, 2012 | 22:51 GMT
Halo 4 multiplayer specialisation codes released – report
Halo 4 fans who jumped on board the game's multiplayer before November 20 have reportedly earned a special reward.
Mon, Nov 26, 2012 | 09:22 GMT
Halo 4 DLC release dates leaked on German 360 dashboard
Halo 4 will receive three DLC packs from now until April 1st 2013, according to leaked dates that appeared on the German Xbox 360 dashboard. Get the details below.


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While residents in Moore, Okla., are dealing with the aftermath of a devastating tornado, one local resident will be doing his part to help with the recovery.
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A man was fatally shot when a team of FBI agents swarmed an apartment complex near Universal Studios in Orlando.
Between now and June 2, officers from 132 agencies will participate in the state's largest-ever concentrated effort to increase the use of seatbelts.
Residents began returning home to their flattened Oklahoma town after a giant tornado killed at least 24 people, destroyed countless homes and reduced one elementary school almost entirely to rubble, killing seven children inside.
A Louisiana-based restaurant chain has agreed to pay more than $100,000 in back wages to 135 chefs and servers following a Labor Department investigation.
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The Monroe City School Board will hold a special meeting Friday to finalize its contract with superintendent-elect Brent Vidrine.
Northeast Louisiana Tea Party members assembled Tuesday in front of the building where an IRS office is located in support of a nationwide protest against the IRS.
Louisiana residents get a tax break this weekend on emergency supplies to prepare for the hurricane season that officially begins June 1.
Despite resistance from Gov. Bobby Jindal and other Southern governors to expanding Medicaid, most Louisiana residents support the idea, according to a poll released Tuesday.
The Senate Education Committee's unanimous rejection Tuesday of a proposed public school spending plan pleased school officials and parents who testified that it was flawed in the way it dealt with special education and gifted and talented education.
The Bike Source will host a guest speaker on Saturday who can talk firsthand about the importance of wearing a helmet while riding a bike in honor of National Bike Safety Month,
Ava Rice, 35, of 290 M. Bunn Road, West Monroe, was arrested Tuesday morning for illegal possession of stolen property.
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Cleco Corp. is sending a 34-member crew to Oklahoma City to help Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company restore power to customers after a tornado destroyed its electric system.
Motorists in Louisiana will have to add tweets and Facebook updates to the list of activities banned while driving, along with texting.
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The Ouachita Parish School Board cut the ribbon Tuesday on West Monroe High School's new MagnaTech building.
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The western parishes of northeastern Louisiana are under a tornado watch until 10 p.m..
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100KHC ^ I f a t n S ? . PUbli° Lib ™ * Y ^ r w i n g d a io N- Y » s- a^ 3 1 FARMINGDALE . « server Farmingdale's Complete Newspaper ttwsrtrit Vol. 2 No. 12 Thursday, February 4, 1965 Second Class Postage has been paid at Farmingdale, N. Y, REV. PALMER NEW ST. THOMAS RECTOR The Reverend Albert H. Palmer, former Rector of St. Simon's Episcopal Church in Brooklyn, has been selected by the Vestry of St. Thomas Episcopal church as the new Rector. His acceptance was received on Monday. The Vestry accepted the resignation of Father W. Robert Hampshire on November 2, 1964 and immediately started looking for a new priest for St. Thomas. In accepting his new post, Father Palmer stated that " It is with genuine pleasure that I look forward to this ministry among the people of St. Thomas Church. I pray for the guidance of God and the Holy Ghost in this work and divine grace to be a faithful priest and pastor to the people. I ask your prayers and your support to assist me in the performance of my duties." Upon the receipt of Father Palmer's acceptance the vestry mailed the certificate of election to Bishop James P. DeWolfe. Father Palmer is married and has two children ~ a daugjhter, Kathryn Mary, one and a half years old and a son David who is three and a half. Rev. Albert H. Palmer
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The Russellville City Fire Department conducted a live Propane Burn Thursday, Oct. 25 using the State Fire Rescue Bobtail Propane Prop. Southern States of Russellville supplied the Propane for the burn.
"The objective of this type of training is not actually trying to put out a propane fire of this magnitude because that would be impossible. The training objective is to get everyone to work as a team handling the fire hose while flowing 125 gpm of water, which is difficult to do while advancing forward and even more difficult retreating (moving backward)," said Fire Chief Billy Poole.
A four hour classroom session was held last week teaching firefighters the dangers of propane fires.
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PARIS – Researchers at the University of Manchester in the U.K. said they have built an advanced computational model of an anatomically correct heart to help answer questions about atrial fibrillation.
The research team, led by Professor Henggui Zhang, said the virtual heart includes details of the complex fiber structure of the tissue, and the segmentation of the upper chambers of the heart into known distinctive atrial regions.
A computation sheep atria model for the study of atrial fibrillation
Researchers said they simulated erratic electrical waves passing through the vein and the surrounding atrial tissue and found that regional differences in the electrical activity across the tissue of the heart plays a major role in the initiation of AF. They also identified that the fiber structure of the heart is key to the development of AF.
"This study has for the first time identified the individual role of electrical heterogeneity and fiber structure in the initiation and development of AF," Professor Zhang declared. "It has not previously been possible to study the contribution of the two separately but using our computational model we've been able to clearly see that both electrical heterogeneity and fiber structure need to be taken into consideration when treatment strategies for AF are being devised."
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Good point. Just don't get the ferocity of some of your peers. I mean who really gives a sh#t. Were you guys fondled by priests as children or what?
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Jenifer Langosch covers the Cardinals for MLB.com. She covered the Pirates from 2007-11.
Jenifer Langosch/MLB.com The Cardinals and Dodgers meet on national TV this afternoon, as John Gast goes for his third win in as many Major League starts. But before the Cardinals go for win no. 32, manager Mike Matheny provided a few medical updates on his group of ailing pitchers. Here's a quick hitter on the […] More» |
Jenifer Langosch/MLB.com We're still nearly four hours from first pitch at Petco Park tonight and already it has been quite a busy news day for the Cardinals. It was determined this morning — after a visit to Dr. James Andrews — that Jaime Garcia will need to undergo shoulder surgery to repair a torn labrum […] More» |
Jenifer Langosch/MLB.com Right-hander Fernando Salas has been placed on the disabled list with right shoulder inflammation, the Cardinals announced on Wednesday. The move frees up a necessary spot on the 25-man roster to add lefty Tyler Lyons, who will start for the Cardinals on Wednesday night. Salas gave no indication that his shoulder was bothering […] More» |
Jenifer Langosch/MLB.com Left-hander Jaime Garcia is scheduled to undergo surgery on his left shoulder, a Cardinals official confirmed, after being diagnosed with a tear in his labrum. The decision to have a procedure was made after Garcia was seen by Dr. James Andrews in Pensacola, Fla., on Wednesday. The Cardinals have not announced the date […] More» |
Jenifer Langosch/MLB.com David Freese is out of the lineup for a second straight day, presumably still because of that cut he sustained when he was spiked by Norichika Aoki on Sunday. Freese told me yesterday that he felt fine hitting, fielding and throwing — but there was clearly some swelling around his right thumb. He was available off […] More» |
Jenifer Langosch/MLB.com The list of frustrations that Kyle Lohse has with the Cardinals is apparently growing in length. He was bothered last year by the club's lack of interest in talking to him about possibly returning to the organization. Then, in his first two starts against his former team this season, the new Brewer found […] More» |
Jenifer Langosch/MLB.com Several news items to come out of the Cardinals' clubhouse this morning. You can read more on each in the cardinals.com notebook this afternoon, but here is a quick rundown so that everyone is caught up in the meantime: Manager Mike Matheny announced that left-hander Tyler Lyons will join the team in San […] More» |
Jenifer Langosch/MLB.com A left shoulder strain has landed left-hander Jaime Garcia on the disabled list and has the Cardinals concerned that surgery may be the necessary in order to correct a shoulder impingement that has been bothering Garcia for the past 12 months. This same injury sidelined Garcia for a little more than two months […] More» |
Jenifer Langosch/MLB.com Matt Adams has dented the starting lineup for just the second time since coming off the disabled list May 7. He went 2-for-3 with a home run off Milwaukee's Marco Estrada back in April. Carlos Beltran — 1-for-8 in his career against Estrada — gets the day off. This will be Estrada's third […] More» |
Jenifer Langosch/MLB.com The Cardinals open a series tonight against the Brewers, whom they've beaten six times in seven tries already this season. Jaime Garcia made a start in each of those series, allowing a combined one run on 15 hits in 15 innings. He has a quality start in nine of his 11 career starts […] More» |


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LOVE these jeans. I sized down one size and they are still roomy, but not unflatteringly baggy. SO comfy and cute. I have to buy another pair so I always have clean ones. I'll be wearing these all the time.
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Normally a size 28/27 ordered the 26 and had to have them altered! Besides that, great, comfy jeans!
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Incredible fit!
Best boyfriend jean I've purchased. Great denim for all seasons. Sized down as I usually wear size 26/27. Purchased size 25, height 5'6" weight 126. The fit is incredible. Worth the $ when considering the cost per wear.
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Great Boyfriend Jean!
I think of all the boyfriend jeans I have tried, these are the best. I have another boyfriend jean from AG and although I love those, these are even better. I ordered one size down than I normally wear in other brands and these fit perfectly. Although they are pricey, I am going to order another pair.
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Extremely large and average
I was so excited to finally order these pants after reading raving reviews. I have a 27" waist and 35" hips. I ordered size 25, which was enormous. Although the fabric was soft and comfortable feeling to wear, the overall appearance of the pants was average and not worth the price.
If I wore them at hip level the crotch became unattractively baggy.
A disappointment
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Best jeans ever
So glad I listened to the reviews and bought these... I looked at several stores in NYC including the AG store and no one had them. So I sized down one size and ordered here, and they are perfect. So comfortable and so cute. I lived in the current Elliot boyfriend jeans this summer but they don't seem to make them in long jeans so I was really excited to try these. They are amazing... I wear a 27 in the CE boyfriend jeans and the 28 in these fit perfectly. Most jeans like hudson and true religion I would be a 29.
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Finally, boyfriend jeans that flatter
I actually got these in the 24's and feel like they fit perfect for boyfriend jeans while still looking sexy. I have had the hardest time finding boyfriend jeans that don't make you look dumpy. I have a pair of AG's that I adore and a pair of G Star that are a little to radical for work. These are perfect and they fit the butt area nicely without having too much fabric in the crotch area. They are absolutely adorable and I know they will be an instant staple. I typically wear a 24 in AG's (5 pairs), True Religion (6 pairs), Notify's (1), Faith Connexion (1), Hudson (2). The exception is for G Star (5 pairs) which tend to run small so order their skinny's in 25 and as for their boyfriend, I order size 24 because they are cut large. But, back to the GOLDSIGN, I love these and I am so so happy I ordered them. They are very very flattering and you will love them.
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love these jeans although the denim was a bit darker than i expected. wish i had purchased another pair
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Unbelieveably comfortable & cute!
As others reviewed, it does run a little large and so sizing down 1 size will give you a very roomy "boyfriend" fit but it's still not unflattering. If that's too roomy, then size down 2. The leg is cut kind of like a full straight leg and the rise is long, thus the "boyfriend". Wash and treatment pretty accurate to pictures, maybe a tad lighter, and denim weight is light but still substantial and doesn't feel like it will lose its integrity any time soon. I can not believe how comfortable these jeans are. I've never owned a pair that I thought were actually comfortable, denim being thick and movement constraining in it's very nature until you've washed them for several years. These arrive with the work done! These jeans are my new favorite article of clothing in my wardrobe and though spendy, so worth the money. I don't regret splurging on full retail as I can now put away my summer boyfriend shorts and wear these every day!
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I ordered them 1 size down because a) I thought they were huge and b) because Shopbop didn't have them in my regular size.
They were fitting like any bootcut jeans, which is way not how they are supposed to fit. I am waiting for 2 sizes bigger, which means 1 size bigger than my regular size.
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Here are a list of Historical Towers In Ireland.
Kilmacduagh Round Tower
The ruins of Kilmacduagh Monastic Settlement lie close to the border of counties Galway and Clare, on the eastern fringes of the Burren. because it is somewhat off the beaten track, it tends to be rather unjustly overlooked as one of the most interesting examples of early monastic architecture in the west of Ireland.
The monastery's most notable feature is the 11th/12th century Round Tower measuring 111ft to the tip of its cap. The tower is unusual in that it tilts, like its more famous countrerpart at Pisa, which was built some centuries later. Below the tower are the ruins of a small cathedral which contain two finely carved crucifixions.
Scattery Round Tower and Churches
The island of Scattery is just off the small port of Kilrush, County Clare. The monastery on the island was founded in the 6th century by St. Senan, who like, St. Kevin of Glendalough, had a notorious dislike of women! One of his pupils was St. Ciaran of Clonmacnois. It was attacked and looted by the Vikings in 816 and 835 and it is thought the Vikings occupied the monastery from 972 to 975, but were captured by Brian Boru. The most distinguishing characteristic of the monastery is the 120 foot round tower, which surprisingly has a door on ground level.
Doors were usually several feet off the ground. The church of the Hill of the Angel is south – west of the round tower. The legend connected with this church tells that an Angel placed St. Senan on the hill, as he was about to fight a horrible monster. St. Senan won the fight and killed it. The monastery remained important up until the15th century, but was destroyed by Elizabethan troops.
Thoor Ballylee Castle, Gort
Thoor Ballylee Castle is a four storey tower dating back to the 16th century, beautifully situated beside a stream. There was much to enchant William Butler Yeats on his first visit to Ballylee in 1885: the old square castle, the little river and the legend of a most beautiful local woman 'Mary Hynes, the Shining Flower of Ballylee.
He eventually bought the medieval tower, which was built by the Norman de Burgo family, with a cottage and garden for the grand sum of IR35.00 in 1916. The following year he married Miss George Hyde-Lees, and two years were spent restoring the 'Thoor' before they could live there. Yeats particularly liked the juxtaposition of the noble castle and humble cottage.
For a number of years the tower became Yeats' monument and symbol and featured in the title and cover illustration of his 1928 book 'The Tower', inspired by Ballylee.
All was in ruin once again shortly after Yeats left it in 1929, but in 1965 it was restored as a Yeats museum, and now contains an interesting collection of first editions of the poet's works.
Antrim Round Tower
A well-preserved Round Tower, which stands to a height of 92 feet, though the conical cap was reset after the tower was struck by lightening in 1819. It has one unique feature: a ringed cross carved in relief on a stone above the lintel of the doorway on the north-eastern portion of the tower. The cross does not help us to date the tower which, however, is likely to have been built in the 10th or 11th century. Together with a large bullaun stone nearby, it is the only monumental survivor of a monastery founded perhaps by St. Comgall of Bangor in the 6th century.
It's located in the grounds of the Antrim Borough Council offices.
Round Tower, Glendalough
For many, Round towers have come to be seen as a symbol of Ireland and a direct link with the glories of the monastic era. The Glendalough Round Tower is probably the finest surviving example in Ireland. Over 40 metres in height and with a circumference of 16 metres, access is through a doorway 3.5 metres above ground. Built for the dual purposes of serving as a watch-tower and place of refuge during the period of the Viking invasions, the tower was restored in 1876, the conical cap being rebuilt with the original stones which were found scattered at the base.
The Rock Of Cashel
A spectacular group of medieval buildings set on an outcrop of limestone in the Golden Vale including the 12th century round tower, High Cross and Romanesque Chapel, 13th century Gothic cathedral, 15th century castle and the restored Hall of the Vicars.
Features include an audio visual show entitled "Strongholds of Faith", which is available in English, French, Italian and German as well as various other exhibitions.
Please note that this is a very busy site and visitors may experience a delay during the summer months. Here are the opening times for the centre:
Mid September – Mid October, Daily 9am – 5.30pm
Mid October – Mid March, Daily 9am – 4.30pm
Mid March – Early June, Daily, 9am – 5.30
Early June – Mid September, Daily, 9am – 7pm
Turlough Round Tower, Mayo
A well-preserved round Tower which is lower and fatter than most examples. It had a round-headed doorway (now blocked up), and flat – and gable-headed windows. The church beside it, although built in the 18th century, incorporates a 16th century mullioned window and a small plaque with the Crucifixion dated 1625. The first church here was founded by St. Patrick and, because of this, the Archbishops of Armagh long claimed jurisdiction over it. But in 1351 the Pope authorised the Archbishop of Armagh to relinquish his rights over it to the Archbishop of Tuam. After the Dissolution it passed to the Bourkes, but some time after 1655 it came into the ownership of the Fitzgerald family.
Lusk Round Tower
Lusk Round Tower is all that remains of a monastery, founded in the 6th century by St Macculin.
The attached tower house is of the 16th century origin and contains the Lusk Heritage Centre (see separate record) where there is an interesting exhibition of Fingals medieval churches and a 16th century effigy tomb.
Waterford Church And Round Tower
Waterford was founded by the Vikings around 914 and initiated its own episcopal See in the 11th century. It was taken by Diarmuid Mac Murrough Kavanagh, and later fell to Strongbow who married MacMurrough's daughter in the now no longer existing Cathedral in the town. In medieval times it was a flourishing port, loyal to the English crown. However, it lost status by remaining Catholic, and submitted to Cromwell's son-in-law in 1650. In the 18th and early 19th century, the town had a famous glass industry which was re-established in 1947.
The French church was founded as a convent for the Franciscans by Hugh Purcell about 1240. In 1395 the O'Conor Don, de Burgo, O'Brien and O'Kennedy submitted to Richard 11 in the Friary, and Cahpters of the Order were held here in 1317, 1469, 1615 and 1834. Of the original buildings a nave, chancel and north aisle remain. There is a triple-light east window in the chancel. In 1545 Henry Walsh was granted a charter by Henry V!!! to make the Friary, by then dissolved, into a hospital, and the area over the nave of the church was used as such for hundreds of years, while the chancel and the Lady Chapel were used for the burials of members of illustrious Waterford families such as the Powers, Waddings etc. Reginald's Tower: The tower was allegedly founded by Reginald the Dane in 1003, but it is probably a 13th century Norman tower.


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So I became an honorary "Little Monster" for a few hours last night. Lady Gaga brought The Born This Way Ball to Singapore and without going into what is apparently called "paws up" mode (ask a hardcore Gaga fan, they'll tell you), I have to say it was a brilliant show. This was one of the very early stops of the massive world tour before she heads to New Zealand, then Australia and the rest of the cosmos.
Love her or hate her, whether you think she's some weird meat-dress wearing psycho Madonna wannabe who seems to constantly forget her bra, or the much revered "Mother Monster", you have to admire her talent. Seriously.
Without getting into major spoiler territory, expect to see a unicorn, an elaborate medieval castle set that opens and closes revealing numerous scenes and characters kind of like Gothic Barbie on acid, a meat lounge, a Gaga / Max Headroom lovechild, a rather unique way of riding a motorbike, spectacular costumes (loved the manic bee-keeper outfit) with a mesmerising number of über-quick changes, exceptional choreography from Gaga and her sickeningly buff and talented troupe of dancers, an interesting flavour of sausages emerging from a meat grinder, a machine gun bra and… more. That is possibly selling the rather involved storyline a fraction short, but personally, I was there for the music, not so much the theatrics, but Gaga delivered that and then some.
Expect to hear an extremely tight band, personable, actually rather heartfelt dialogue from Gaga (you might think I've been drinking the Kool-Aid, but I can't really see an issue with her messages of love, tolerance, unity, support for gay rights, anti-bullying etc) plus the occasional f-word, and the random religious-esque reference.
Then there's that voice… her power and range is quite incredible, all while riding a unicorn, a motorbike, scaling the battlements of her castle, performing outrageously intricate and I-desperately-need-to-lie-down inducing dance moves — all a total lip-synching free zone — in her chats between songs she is literally trying to catch her breath. Speaking of songs, all her hits are there — Born This Way, Poker Face, Paparazzi, Judas, Hair, You and I, Edge of Glory, Marry The Night, Bad Romance, Alejandro (I've probably left out a couple) and all faithful to the originals — no bullshit Gregorian chant meets John Williamson weird-arse reworking because "I'm an artiste" here.
If you get a chance, buy a ticket to the Ball. You don't see or hear talent like this every day (or a unicorn or meat lounge).
©Steve Williams 2012


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This blog is dedicated to posting one typographic design a day based on various quotes, phrases, sayings, lyrics, and any other inspirational words. For every day, I will try to find a way to visually express what the phrase is saying, the meaning behind the words. I have credited all persons referenced for the quotes, but all the designs and images are my own!
An epigram enthusiast myself, I hope you find a few here that speak to you, as these have to me. I find that different words of wisdom help me depending on the day, and I truly believe in the power of positive thinking, no matter what. Peace all.
P.S. If you have any favorite quotes, send them along, I would love to read them and perhaps use them in my Typephrase a Day!


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Dutchies View Bed & Breakfast
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Dutchies View, a Virginia bed and breakfast, is located on a grassy knoll enabling an unsurpassed panoramic view of the Blue Ridge Mountains in lovely Woolwine, VA. Sunrise and sunset can be enjoyed to the fullest extent from the oversized windows in our bedrooms or from a spacious deck outside.
Each of our inn's six bedrooms have full private baths, central heat and air-conditioning, and convenient amenities such as plush 100% cotton towels, soft sheets, and pillow-top mattresses.
Experience the Dutchies hospitality in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia
Enjoy our large country breakfasts with all homemade breads and jams served with fruit bowls and juices along with a great main course meal that might consist of fluffy lemon ginger pancakes, pumpkin spice Belgian waffles, or a fluffy omelet loaded with the works. Every evening we serve decadent desserts and our special blend of coffee along with lively conversation.
Dutchies View Bed and Breakfast offers each of its guests a unique lodging experience, Virginia accommodations with an unsurpassed view of the Blue Ridge Mountains. From the business traveler enjoying the free wireless Internet access to the couple looking for a romantic getaway. From sitting on the front porch in a rocker with a glass of wine to curling up with a good book from our library or just lulling the day away in one of our comfortable hammocks, you will enjoy your stay.
Dutchies View is Patrick County's first Virginia bed and breakfast offering green lodging. We do our part to help the environment from recycling and composting to the addition of CFL lighting and energy star appliances.
Outdoor Amenities
- 2 porches with panoramic views
- Tables for playing cards
- Rockers
- Chess table
- Loungers
- Bocce court
- Adirondack chairs for private sunsets
- 2 hammocks to share or his and hers
- Horse shoes
- Outdoor stereo system
- or just wander our 17 acres
Indoor Amenities
- Convenience Center
- Mini fridge
- Bottled water
- Soda
- Juice
- Personal coffee maker
- Microwave
- Instant on hot water
- Tea and coffee
- Snacks (popcorn and crackers)
- Library of books and magazines
- Games and puzzles
- Satellite TV
- Cozy lounge and reading areas
Our Virginia country inn, Dutchies View, started life in the mid-1800s as a two-room farm house on the back of the property. It had no plumbing or running water. In 1950, it was rolled with horses and logs to its current location. Three bedrooms and a bathroom, as well as electricity and plumbing, were added to accommodate a family of seven. In 1994, a Dutch couple purchased the poorly maintained property. They added the six guestrooms and changed several of the rooms.
In 1996, Dutchies View Bed and Breakfast was born. In 2005, Crystal and Patrick Powell purchased the B&B and slowly made it home with all new country-style quilts and decorations adorning all the different rooms. In 2008, they renovated to include a larger living room with more comfortable seating options, a library area, and a larger dining room that has a beautiful view of the Blue Ridge Mountains right from your dining room chair. The kitchen was also updated to be more efficient and roomy.
We think you will love our beautiful little country inn as a weekend getaway or vacation spot. Give us a try, you be the judge. We don't think you will be disappointed.
Dutchies View Bed and Breakfast is a wonderful alternative to a Blacksburg, VA hotel when you visit Virginia Tech in Blacksburg. Our Woolwine, Virginia inn is also conveniently located for visiting the University of Radford campus.
Patrick and Crystal Powell purchased Dutchies View B&B in February of 2005, giving up their jobs in the big city in search of happiness. Neither has regretted their decision. Patrick was a rental property manager for a medium-sized real estate office. Born and raised in Hampton, VA, his move to the mountains was certainly a first for him. Crystal was a programmer for a large government contractor. Having moved a lot and being a country girl at heart, the slow life suits her well.
Daisy, a Daschund, is the Queen of the B&B. She is very bossy, but she is usually willing to offer her belly for a good rub session.
Dutchie, a Swissy/Gordon Setter mix, is the newest member of the family and is always happy to see you. She loves a good head rub and is always eager to entertain. As a constant companion to most guests, she loves to be spoiled.
At Dutchies View, each of our inn's 6 rooms has many amenities to make your Virginia lodging cozy, from the quaint cottage feel of the rooms to the pillowtop mattresses donned with 100% Egyptian cotton ultra-soft sheets. Each room has it own full private bath with 100% cotton oversized towels and a comfy chair to sit and read or gaze out at the Blue Ridge Mountains. You can also venture out for a ride on the Blue Ridge Parkway, one of Virginia's most scenic highways.
Our living room is a great spot to sit and read, do a puzzle, meet our other guests, watch TV, or just relax. The dining room is another great place to play games, talk with new friends, or to just sit and enjoy the view from the French doors. If the outdoors is more your speed, we have chairs and rockers on our spacious porches. The Adirondack chairs near the bocce court make a nice spot to sit with a glass of wine and enjoy our views or just the quiet of nature. A breeze can always be enjoyed from the hammocks that hang in a stand of pines where napping is a favorite pastime. Or take a walk around our 17 acres.
"...can't thank you enough for your hospitality. We had a wonderful time visiting with the two of you and look forward to coming back to see you again..." Penny & Bob
"...Your hospitality is wonderful and you just make us feel so at home!" Bonnie & Randy
"Thank you so much for the wonderful hospitality. The food was delicious and the view just as you described it in your letter! We had a wonderful weekend and look forward to coming again." Sincerely, Karen and Mike Moorman
"Thank you for a wonderful weekend! The warm hospitality, great food and clean rooms made it feel just like home. Thanks for everything. I can't wait to come back." Take Care, Alissa Olson
"You have a beautiful place and a great atmosphere! The food was perfect and the house was spotless. You've made our anniversary perfect!" Many Thanks, Cliff Hamilton
Happy guest enjoying some good food
Old Time Mountain Music abounds throughout
Some of the best trout fishing in all Virginia -
There is a wide variety of activities available when you spend your Virginia mountain vacation at Dutchies View Bed and Breakfast.
You can take a ride along one of the state's most scenic highways, the Blue Ridge Parkway. Fairy Stone (or Fairystone) State Park, the largest of Virginia's six original state parks, offers opportunities for hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, bird watching, and more. So, make reservations to spend your vacation getaway with us.
Bird Watching:
Rock Castle Gorge
Dehart Park
Blue Ridge Parkway
New River Trail
Buffalo Mountain
Rocky Knob
Rock Castle Gorge
Fairystone State ParkStay with us at Dutchies View Bed and Breakfast for your Blue Ridge mountain vacation, and you will experience breathtaking views and a myriad of attractions for every interest. Among them are Mabry Mill, Lovers Leap, and Floyd Country Store.
Floyd County holds an annual music and arts festival called FloydFest. It features world, bluegrass, reggae, folk, African, and Appalachian performers and showcases local arts and crafts.
Chateau Morrisette
American Inspired
Villa Appalaccia
Italian Inspired
German Inspired
Foggy Ridge Cider
Apple Wine and Cider
Black Snake Meadery
Honey MeadThings To See:
Bob White Covered Bridge
Jacks Creek Covered Bridge
Blue Ridge Parkway
Fairystone State Park
Rock Castle Gorge Trail
Reynolds Homestead
Laurel Hill/Jeb Stuarts Birthplace
Woods Motorsports Museum
VA Motorsports Museum
Patrick County Music Association
Star Theatre
VA Peach Festival
Applebutter Festival
Beach Music Festival
Philpott Reservoir
Lovers Leap
Mabry Mill
Fred Clifton Park
Kibler Valley
VA Bird and Wildlife Trails
I. C. Dehart Park
Pinnacles of Dan
Wayside Park
Wolf Creek Cherokee Tribe Inc.
Floyd County:
Floyd Country Store
Rocky Knob
Buffalo Mountain
Rock Churches
Floyd Fest
Jacksonville Center
16 Hands Art Tour
Crooked Road Music Trail
June Bug Center
Round the Mountain Art Trail
Puckett's Cabin
Sun Music Hall
Floyd Country Store
Rocky Knob
Buffalo Mountain
Rock Churches
Floyd Fest
Jacksonville Center
16 Hands Art Tour
Crooked Road Music Trail
June Bug Center
Round the Mountain Art Trail
Puckett's Cabin
Sun Music Hall
Gollf Courses:Gordon Trent Golf Course
Primland Resort
The Great Oaks
Old Mill
Orchard Produce:
Wade's Orchard - Apples/Peaches/Pumpkins
Handy's Orchard - Apples/Peaches/Pumpkins Apples/Peaches/Pumpkins/Strawberries/Blueberries
Mountain Meadow Farm and Craft Market - Fruit/ Veggies/ Herbs
W&W Produce - Fruit and Veggies
All Seasons Gifts/ Garden
Lemons Jewelry Jewelry
Just Plain Country Antiques / Crafts
Wanda's Estate Jewelry Jewelry
Bull Mountain Arts Art
StaffordsMusic Music
Bengle Manufacturing ClothingFloyd:
Jacksonville Center Art/ Crafts
The Pickin Porch Music Shop
Floyd Country Store Music/Clothes
Winter Sun Art/ Clothes/Candles
New Mountain Mercantile Art/ Clothes/Candles/ Jewelry/ Soaps
Farmers Supply Hardware Antiques /Novelty
Bell Art Gallery Art/ Crafts
Chic's Antiques Antiques
Finders Keepers Antiques
Harvest Moon Organic Food/Art/ Crafts
Schoolhouse Fabric Sewing/Craft supplies
County Records Music Bluegrass
Chateau Morrisette Wine/GiftsMeadows of Dan:
Greenberry House Books /Crafts
Connie and Jerry's Antiques
Meadows Mercantile Christmas/ Gifts
Mountain Meadow Farm and Craft Market
Poor farmers Market Crafts/Gifts / Local Jams
Mabry Mill Gift shop Gifts
Nancy's Candy Co Chocolate / candy
Meadows Edge knife and Antiques
Mayberry Trading Post Gifts/Antiques -
From Greensboro, take Route 40 West to 220 North towards Martinsville. From Martinsville, take 58 West to Stuart. The bypass around Stuart will drop from two lanes to one. Approximately 1-2 miles after turning to one lane, bear to your right onto Route 8 North. In approximately 12 miles, you will reach Woolwine. Pass through Woolwine and you will see Route 40 on your right. We are approximately 300 yards around the bend from the junction of Routes 8 & 40.Winston - Salem:
From Winston – Salem, take Route 8 North to Stuart. Route 8 merges with Route 58 West for almost 3 miles then bears off to the right towards Woolwine. Stay on Route 8 North till you come into Woolwine. We are located just past the junction of 40 and 8. Just around the curve at the right is the entrance to Dutchies View Bed and Breakfast.Roanoke:
From Roanoke, take I-81 South to exit 114 (VA-8). Turn left at the stop sign and follow VA-8 approximately 35 miles. We will be on your left. The sign at the end of the driveway is located between two brick homes. If you pass Route 40 on your left or come into the town of Woolwine, you have just passed our drive.