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By now everyone that is into pc gaming has at least heard of minecraft at one point if not tried it by now, and I also have learned recently that it is now available to the 360. Anyone else here a minecraft addict? I remember the first time I saw it, i thought it looked so stupid and I said to my self I would never play a game that went backwards with its graphics... Sure enough a friend convinced me to try it, and I was hooked. I quit after 3 months because I was spending to much time on it. Just recently I started playing again because another friend told me to since he was starting a server about a year after I had stopped. So who else here plays the game? What do you like to do to pass time on it?
I'll admit that a year or two back, I spent nearly a third of my classes playing minecraft all class. It was bad.... It seems that you can't play it anymore without an account? I haven't tried it in quite a while, but seems like when I last tried to go on, it needed me to create an account or buy it... Yeah, I like free things.
On their website they have free multiplayer, and you can sign up for a free account. Its basically just creative mode, but that is how I got addicted to it over a year ago haha... And that is exactly how my friends and I started playing, in our classes in between haha
I too saw it at first and hated it because it was ass-backwards with graphics. However, same thing, a friend had me get it for her and I was like... well might as well at least give it a try. and I actually run my own server so I was like... MINE ALL MINE! (Get the pun? ) lol anyways, if you are interested, PM me and I can whitelist you. You can play it without an account, and without paying a dime... but technically it's illegal to download the full game without paying for it, but if you do, all you do is try to sign in with blank UN & PW and it'll give you "wrong UN and PW" type thing, and just hit: play offline. But I highly recommend buying it. Even if it is a little expensive...
I spent far too many hours playing it on the PC last year. I see it's now available on android. But a little expensive. Has anyone played the android version?
You can talk to Xavierdarkness in the #Ally IRC on freenode. He stayed up till 4am the night I told him about it... he flipped on me cuz he stayed up that late... Xavier is addicted. lol
To be clear, I wouldn't rip them off. I just remember that you used to be able to play online (single player) without any registration or account creation - that's all I was getting at. :smokingsomb: But it is nice that they have an offline mode for the internet-ly challenged. ;D
You should still be able to on their site... but through the browser. And no, I don't encourage ripping them off. I love their game too much. Lol
I picked it up for almost nothing in a sale a while back. I can't say it was that enjoyable compared to the real thing, especially when the android version was creative only. That said, I opened it recnetly to find that they had added survival mode, so it's progressing.
Found something to build tonight on my friends server.. They called it a Zombie-O-Matic haha. I'll be taking it one step further and make it a little "trap" type a thing since my friend likes messing with me by putting a random plate connected to an outa sight dispenser with a fire charge in it [Minecraft Tutorial] ZOMBIE-O-MATIC! - YouTube that youtube account has some pretty neat tutorials and cool things to build
i tried the free version of the pocket minecraft, not for me haha I like having the keyboard and mouse to control my character. Built the zombie house last night, though no zombies magically spawn in it like in the tutorial. Building it again on my friends server tonight. Got half way on my break but my looper isn't working so I'll have to figure that out. Its amazing what you can do with redstone wire and all of those things just cool
Ahhh I have been playing Minecraft since beta 1.7.3. It's such a great game. Anywho, if you're in for a scare, try the herobrine mod. I literally jumped away from my computer when I installed it and played. lol.
Hmmm... Think I will hold out till the day you can log into any server with the mobile version and play as if you are using your PC.
I installed the PE beta demo on my nexus, I love it. Popped it over to my evo and it runs pretty smooth on that too. Quite fun, kills the battery, but fun. Oh, I read that the 'classic' mode is now available for free... that is probably the version I remember playing .... it sounded similar.
I absolutely love playing Minecraft! I take most of my time in creative mode and build some crazy towers or kingdoms if I have some time to spare.
Yea the friend that I have a server with have bukkit so we can do creative mode together and build some pretty cool things, or when we're board take lots of dynamite and make massive craters haha
Nice game. When I first saw it, I think that this game will be very awfull. However I played itfor a hour and then I liked it.
Its so funny. SOme games are not worth sitting down and setting aside real time for, but are seriously addictive when you do it sneakily. This is just one of those games that gets you when you least expect it
My son (age 6) is super into Minecraft. He watches videos of it on youtube all day. I had a friend who played it a bunch, but after he upgraded to Win7 it stopped running. Does the XBox version require a Gold membership or whatever they call their stupid premium thing? And can it connect to a server another friend runs? Been debating between the Xbox and pc version for a while, those two questions are the main hang up for me getting the Xbox version.
On the 360, you would need gold membership to play any kind of multiplayer across the internet. I think it has local multiplayer too, which wouldn't require gold membership. The game is compatible with windows 7, if that's a factor in your decision.
Thanks, I figured it would. I really wish I had saved a little more and purchased a PS3 instead of the stupid Xbox. That much I knew, his stopped working because he barely had enough RAM for it and with the way he has Win7 configured it crashes from a lack of memory shortly after it loads. Thanks for the info, I will stick with the PC version.
I've been playing since classic creative mode was released before the beta was even a thought. Can't remember how I found it but was instantly hooked because of all the freedom and ability to do whatever you want. When I bought the get a that brought on even more things to do, and now that it's official there is so much I have to look at the wiki to figure things out. I actually liked the graphics when I started playing, and now they're even better. Plus you can add texture packs so you can make it look like whatever you want.
Minecraft. Holy God. I don't game too often, but there are two games that I could just play for hours. The Sims 3 and Minecraft.
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I crafted this fireplace yesterday (on my day off) as a special surprise for my coworker. Since we moved into the new office, she's thought that this wall was in need of a fireplace.
The obscenely (and unnecessarily) large box in which Target sent my recent order (sliced in half and stacked upon itself) was the basis of the fireplace itself. Other materials used were to-be-recycled office paper (to cover box and for the grill), an old file folder (for the non-red flames), wrapping paper (for the red flames), and a used Priority Mail mailer (for the logs and structure for the fire), as well as tape (packing, scotch, and double-sided), markers, a pencil, scissors, and a box cutter.
The stockings are my family's stash of guest stockings. They were crocheted by my paternal grandmother.
My desktop Dalek has joined a few knit items holding court on the mantle until we receive enough holiday cards to crowd them out.
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Saturday, July 30, 2011
Hokkaido Santouka Ramen
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tng: yeps, expensive but similar to the other ramen places in KL. RM22.50+ for the "small" serving of ramen, and add about RM3 for the "big" portion. luckily ramen is quite filling! but it looks like watami will only open next thursday (it's not part of this tokyo street section). yeah, pavilion is now the hub for japanese food (though there are both hits and misses here) :D
ReplyDeleteNo pork cheek ramen?...
I tried Tokyo Teppan just now...had d Teppan Beef n Salmon set...nice with a 15% discount from d privilege card :D
Service was all over d place...but I was sitting at d counter...had personal service from d teppan chefs who were super-friendly n passionate about their cooking...
Btw...glad to have met u :)ulric: yeah, it was a surprise to bump into you (a pleasant surprise!). i guess the tokyo street area is small enough for friends and strangers to crash into each other. sorry if i rushed off hastily without chatting; we arrived later than planned at pavilion, and we wanted to check out a few outlets before catching a movie.
anyways, i'm not sure if the slice of pork in the miso ramen was pork cheek or pork rib char siew (i'm kinda assuming the normal char siew).
ooooh, we were also next door at tokyo don, which seems to share the same menu with tokyo teppan (they're sister outlets, i suppose). we ordered some teppan stuff too, but it took ages to arrive, and we almost gave up. and yeah, the service team seemed constantly confused. good to hear you enjoyed talking to the chefs though; maybe you're the one who distracted them from their cooking, heheh :DI figured u were in a rush...hehe...
The pork cheek ramen is a special of theirs were d meats r served separately from d ramen...did u notice that in their menu?
Guilty as charged...hahaha...but seriously they need better coordination if they r cross-serving two outlets...will post photos on FB tmrow :)ulric: yeps, and we were also tired from battling traffic and initially confused by tokyo street's layout :D
i think santouka has a very limited menu for its opening weekend. there were only four choices: shio, miso, shoyu and spicy ramen. absolutely nothing else :D
yeah, i'm not sure i'd give tokyo don/tokyo teppan another try. the food was decent (some of it was actually delicious), but i get impatient when even a bottle of sake takes 15 minutes to serve (and we had to remind them!) =)baby sumo: oh yeah, the friday jam seemed worse than usual. we took nearly 30 minutes longer than expected to arrive here =)
kenny: in the showdown between japanese pork broth and chinese chicken soup, the chinese won? you've made your ancestors proud! :D
ulric: RM20 isn't enough, since tokyo don's food is rather expensive! oh, santouka was generous too; they gave us two vouchers for complimentary ramen for future visits =)you mean their signature 4th dish in this menu?
I saw it was marked available on the menu and someone ordering yesterday already. didn't order it but my shio ramen seems to have this same pork cheek chasiew(the meat was not same as your pic but same as that signature dish) . extremely delicious if it is maybe it was complimentary for yesterday ,lolHi Sean,
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Saturday, February 19, 2011
A Turtle Neck Refashion
I found this top in Target's clearance section for only $3!
I really liked the fabric. It reminded me of Little Miss Momma's favorite shirt (which I think is too cute and would probably wear every day if I owned it, and yes, hers is white with gray stripes, but still, it reminded me of it). I just didn't like the turtle neck. It was a little too confining for me. But at that price, I knew I could turn it into a great top that I'd love.
First I laid it out flat to get an idea of the size of neckline I wanted. I knew I wanted a higher neckline, and not too wide or else I'd be trying to tuck straps in all the time at the shoulders.
Then I folded it in half, making sure I lined all the seams up nicely, and used my rotary cutter to cut the neck off just below the seam.
Then I cut little slits along the entire collar. Like I did when making the bag. This allowed me to fold the fabric over on the curve without it pulling or folding funny.
Then I folded it in, pinning at each tab (or section of fabric between the slits).
I then sewed around the collar, wrong side up, with the folded edge of the collar lined up with the middle of my presser foot, with a 1/8" seam allowance.
I stitched around the whole thing, then did it again, this time with my first line of stitching lined up with the middle.
Then I did it one more time (because it looked like it needed a third), 1/8" away from the previous stitch line.
And it worked!
I love the way it turned out!
Nice and clean and not confining at all!
I think I would like the shirt better with 3/4 length sleeves rather than long sleeves.
But I'll keep them like this for now, because it's still cold outside. I'll probably switch it up in the spring when I want to keep wearing it (because seriously, I can't believe how soft this fabric is for how cheap the shirt was!).
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This makes me super happy. I can't handle turtle necks because of that strangled feeling (I'll stick with scarves thank you) and you did such a fantastic job on stitching - it looks like it came that way.
The tip for cutting slits is great - I probably would have thought of that after I'd screwed it up somehow. ^_^
The three dollar deal is the cherry on top! I wore a cardigan today that I found on a Target clearance rack for $4.97
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Alright, time to get this discussion started.
I chatted with Drew Miller about his experiences running an agile team as well as a Lean team. I have experience running agile teams as well using weekly iterations.
I really like the idea of using a lean style micro-iterations, but Drew and I think that would be very challenging coordinating that with core members who are not full time on NuPack and can only contribute in their spare time intermittently. Not only that, but it's a pretty drastic change for the core Microsofties.
I think to start, we need to ease into this new model of development. So here's my proposal for us to discuss.
Iterations and Iteration Planning
2 week iterations.
Iteration Planning
Iteration Kickoff Meeting
Continuous Backlog Management
Let me know your thoughts.
The part I like least about this is the iteration length; two weeks is a long time. But, like Phil said, this might be a good starting point, and we can ease into shorter iterations (or perhaps a more micro-iteraration- or Kanban-style flow) over time. Due to the internal (Microsoft) side of things, we might not be able to be as flexible and JITty as we'd like.
Also, I'd love to hear from the folks who've done distributed OOS, what do you think of this? I've led distributed "agile" teams (I hate using that word, these days), and I studied and thought a lot about OSS project management when I was on the CodePlex team, but that's not the same as extended time on a distributed OSS project. We might not get to ideal OSS project practices with the internal constraints, but I'd love to hear what you think might work better, and what your experiences have been.
And, I think we should be open to frequent and aggressive experimentation. We can pick ideas as a team to try, give them a time-box, and evaluate them at the end to see whether to adopt them or discard them.
Good times.
Funny, I said the same thing folks on my last visit to Redmond. 1 week FTW!
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I think 2 week iterations is a good start. I find 1 week is fine after the team does some gelling but aggressive for a team that hasn't gone through at least a few iterations together. I like the plan Phil has and no objections. For iteration planning though I would like to see if we can aim for an iteration goal rather than just a set of tasks to do in that timeframe.
I thought about the feature schedule, but I think that can be challenging. For example, suppose I assign you a feature, but your day job heats up and you just can't get to it. I'd rather punt the feature to the next iteration than hold up the release for the feature.
I do like the feature schedule in concept, but one nice thing about the set iterations is it is very predictable. Everyone knows when an iteration starts and ends. Makes having joint iteration planning meetings easier, considering our distributed team.
If you think about it, we're sort of doing a hybrid. I've never worked on an OSS project that had dedicated full time developers. So with Subtext, we do a feature driven release as well.
But maybe we simply do time based iterations but feature driven major releases. Also, we can go feature driven for non-full time developers. Just a thought.
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Some entrepreneurs who open a business do so without the added benefits of creating a limited liability company (LLC) or corporation. While this is not a post on business entities and the benefits of creating them, generally if you are in business for yourself, even it is only you running the business, it is generally better/safer to create an LLC or corporation.
Despite this I do have several clients who are true sole proprietors. They operate a business, usually under a trade name, but in the end it is just them. All debts are under their personal names and social security numbers and they are on the hook if the business can't pay its debts. When it becomes necessary for a sole proprietor to file for bankruptcy the reality is that the business is filing for bankruptcy as well. The draw back to a sole proprietorship is that there is no real way to distinguish between you the person and your business.
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In a chapter 7 bankruptcy we will be required to disclose all gross income you receive from your work. Further, we will need to deduct all of your business expenses and disclose them to the bankruptcy court. Sometimes this results in a problems with vendors that you use for your business and your ability to maintain your working relationship with that company. Contrast this with a corporation where generally we don't list a day-to-day vendor used by the corporation when one of its shareholders files for bankruptcy. Also, depending on total income, expenses, and total debt it may be more difficult to qualify for a chapter 7 bankruptcy. As I have written about in the past you must qualify to file a chapter 7 bankruptcy based upon your household size and income. Sometimes being a sole proprietor results in showing more income that you otherwise would.
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The biggest disadvantage to being a sole proprietor in a chapter 13 bankruptcy case is that you will have a longer payment plan. In a chapter 13 bankruptcy case you will be required to propose a plan to the bankruptcy court and your creditors as to how you will deal with their debts through the bankruptcy. This plan can be a minimum of three years and a maximum of five years. Initially, whether your case will be a three year plan or a five year plan is based upon your income. If you make more than the average family in Arizona of your size, you will have a five year plan. If you are a sole proprietor, we must begin with your total gross income – including business income – before any of your business or personal expenses are deducted. This almost always results in the sole proprietor having a five year plan, even if the income they actually take home would qualify them for a three year plan.
Owning a business and going through bankruptcy can be a complex process. Arizona bankruptcy attorney John Skiba offers a free bankruptcy consultation where your business and personal situation can be discussed. He can be reached at (480) 464-1111.
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$450.00 - Tip seal was enhanced here at WWS for very minimal change [near original tip at 0.118"]. With original ligature and cap.
Brilhart 'Ebolin 3*' Tenor, 1970s No Ser# – 0.069″ (Archived)
SOLD - vintage plastic mouthpiece with good material; no serial number keeps the price lower!. The original tip is at 0.069" , vertical table markings. side-walled chamber and a true Brilhart-tonalin-ebolin sound = clean, simple, warm. Less cut in the tone. Item: WWSL4.7W6.12151.6-004
Conn 'Pan-American' Alto, 1930s (RAC refaced) – 0.071″
$129.00 - Vintage hard rubber from 1930s. It has a large Chamber and I just had Bob Carpenter open it up to 0.071". It plays really easy. I would say it sounds typical of a stuffy, vintage tone but after Bob's work, it can cut through in the high register--still not as loud of a mpc as others. no ligature, sorry. Item:WWS00.2121.4-0GOMZ
Woodwind Co. 'Chester Hazlett' Tenor, 1930s/40s (RAC reface)- 0.090″
$325.00 - Another rare mouthpiece listed, it was named after the saxophonist in the Whiteman Orchestra of the 30s and 40s. Terrific material and good classic design...very similar to "The Woodwind Co." models... Large chamber makes for a big vintage sound. But also more suitable for Concert Bands and jazz alike. Bob Carpenter just opened this one up to a easy blowing 0.090" with a 21mm facing length and inscribed the his "RAC 90-21" on the table(sign of Bob's heartfelt workmanship again). The crystallized yellow band IS original! sorry, no ligature.
This has a great mellowness to the tone and blows Outstandingly easy! I REALLY wanted to keep this one when I got it back from Bob. It plays so much like my Tonalin 5 (I use on most sound files) that it must be an Alto player's delight at that 0.090" tip. = plays like butter!
Gregory 'Los Angeles – 5A 20' Tenor, 1940s/50s, Ser#9988, Fiber Resin (Archived)
$SOLD - SOUND: Focused warmth and slight edge--from flat sidewalls into round chamber(throat). "Rico Products LTD Distributors" + "Model A". These have a shallow beak that allows the mouthpiece to vibrate freely like Gregorys are known for. TIP arrived measuring very much original 0.078". However, when I look at it, I feel like there was very very minor work done to the tip to help it seal (perhaps). I'll inspect this and make sure it plays awesome. After refacing work here at WWS, the tip measures 0.084".
Dukoff 'D8 – Nickel Plated Brass' Tenor – 0.101″
$1,200.00 - Sarge's notes on this one: "Nickel silver plated brass (prototype to SPC or Dave Guardala), original tip D8, unfooled with--$1200."
Original tip @ 0.101". It plays big and awesome! See the SOUND FILE.
Brilhart 'Hard Rubber – #3' Tenor, Ser# 151128 (RAC reface)- 0.097″ (Archived)
$SOLD - These are one of the best Hard Rubber Mouthpieces ever made. We got it as an altered #5 tip and I had to help it get closer to perfection... There is proof of tooth groove being filled in; I've put a Runyon clear patch on it. These have a a Nice big sound, medium tone, not too dark, not too bright, Sarge had THREE in his collection for a while-- It's "best of" material! serial number 151128. Bob Carpenter reface 0.097".
Brilhart 'Personaline S4' Tenor, Rubber 0.077″ (Archived)
$SOLD - A great mouthpiece with quality hard rubber from the golden era. no serial number, no special tooth pad. It arrived with a near Original tip at 0.077". Let's talk about making a Reface happen to your liking! Please ask me about a ligature if you need one.
Description: " a [short "E"], horizontal table, hard rubber, short boat, long shank"
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Off limits: Potential Night Parrot habitat in Pullen Pullen along Diamantina River Road |
Meanwhile, BHA has completed construction of a barbed wire fence along the western boundary of Pullen Pullen where none existed before. The fence extends from the property's southern boundary abutting Diamantina National Park, along the Diamantina River Road to its northern boundary adjoining Brighton Downs cattle property. The fence is just 30m from the eastern side of the road.
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Pullen Pullen's new fence. Pic by Bob Young |
Night Parrot killed by barbed wire fence Diamantina National Park |
Off Limits: Potential Night Parrot habitat in Pullen Pullen along Diamantina River Road |
Diamantina National Park's exclusion zone |
Off Limits: Potential Night Parrot habitat in Pullen Pullen along Diamantina River Road |
BirdLife's involvement is news to BirdLife. BirdLife Australia chief executive Paul Sullivan (who famously described birders looking for Night Parrots, his own members no less, as "vigilantes") tells me: "I can categorically assure you that neither BirdLife International nor BirdLife Australia are organising any 'official trip' for visiting birders/supporters to see Night Parrots."
The news appears to be news even to Riley's company. Rockjumper senior tour consultant Crystal Brook says: "Please note that we are not involved or associated with any Night Parrot searches." Adam Riley says he sent the email in a private capacity and that Rockjumper had no involvement. "It's correct that I was invited on such a trip in a personal capacity," Riley says. "I then emailed a personal friend and invited him also. Neither I nor Rockjumper Birding Tours had anything to do with the arrangements for this trip and I would have paid full price if I had chosen to participate. I decided not to participate for various reasons, as did my friend that I invited, and as far as I am concerned that is the end of the matter and I have had no further correspondence on this trip since last year when I turned down the invitation. I do not even know whether the plans for the trip have progressed or whether it was cancelled."
Off Limits: Potential Night Parrot habitat in Diamantina National Park |
Night Parrot. Pic by John Young |
What O'Neill doesn't say, however, is that things have come a long way since the days of those very rare encounters. Enough is known now that provided a reliable site is known, birds can be seen - even without playback or flashlights - in the right conditions with a bit of luck, time and perseverance. O'Neill says neither playback nor flashlights will be allowed during visits to Pullen Pullen. Crucially, however, the important matter of access to an active site will be taken care of.
Oh, and by the way, participants should not expect a free bottle of bubbly upon arrival. "To clarify, BHA is not offering any glamour camping trips to Pullen Pullen," O'Neill says.


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Melbourne hip-hop outfit REMI announces an Australian tour for their forthcoming sophomore album, Divas and Demons.
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Melbourne hip-hop outfit REMI announces an Australian tour for their forthcoming sophomore album, Divas and Demons out September 16 via House of Beige. From November 18, through to mid-December, catch the duo playing headline shows across the nation in celebration of the release - including their first headline performances in Canberra, Hobart and Ballarat in over two years. Joining the pair everywhere excluding Darwin is the impressive Baro - who will feature on the new REMI album and recently collaborated with Remi on the track, "Fuck the Judge".
"Since our last record, a lot of young mixed race Aussie kids have come to me talking about how much they can relate to the racial struggle in our music. I don't think that's a good thing, but I'm proud that these kids feel a little less alone, because of some songs we didn't think anyone would hear. It also became inspiration for me to continue opening up about my experience. Often you can feel like one crazy beige kid in a sea of ignorance shouting about equality. These kids helped change that for me.
The most beautiful thing about a lot of musicians I know is how much the social climate effects them. Jordan Rakei is one of those musicians. Even though we were literally continents apart when he worked on this joint, with very little background on the song, Jordan was able too match the tone and message immediately. Partially because his voice sounds like liquid gold, but mostly because I know he gets it. It's very apparent across his discography (if you haven't heard it, get it) that he cares for our planet and the people in it. Thanks for being one of the good guys my brother."
- Remi
A hip-hop and soul release at its core, the sixteen track Divas and Demons LP explores REMI's personal experiences from the state of race issues, to the personal demons of relationship breakdowns, depression and the ongoing challenges faced as an artist. Featured throughout the record, are some of Australia's brightest hip-hop and soul artists. Simon Mavin (Hiatus Kaiyote), Sampa Tembo (Sampa the Great), Jordan Rakei, Baro, Silent Jay, Tom Scott (Average Rap Band), Lorry (Hiatus Kaiyote), Nui Moon and Cazeaux O.S.L.O. (Man Made Mountain) all lend their talents to various moments throughoutDivas and Demons.
In the two years since releasing their critically acclaimed debut LP, Raw X Infinity, REMI have performed to sold out audiences across Australia and Europe to exhilarating reviews. At this year'sSplendour in the Grass, REMI was invited to share the stage as a guest vocalist for closing headlinerFlume, adding to previous moments with the likes of Gorillaz, the Cat Empire, the Hilltop Hoods and many more.
Heading to Ballarat and all capital cities minus Perth - where they'll be late December for Southbound Festival - witness Remi and Sensible J from late November, live in celebration of their forthcoming new record, Divas and Demons. After selling out Melbourne's Workers Club in under 48 hours on their previous visit, don't snooze on securing your ticket.


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President Obama announced plans to deliver his farewell address from his hometown of Chicago, on January 10.
"I'm thinking about them as a chance to say thank you for this amazing journey, to celebrate the ways you've changed this country for the better these past eight years, and to offer some thoughts on where we all go from here," he said in a statement Monday morning.
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Plein-air genre painter and a leading figure of the Newlyn School. Forbes studied at the Royal Academy and in Paris and travelled to Brittany to learn the progressive French practice of plein-air painting. After further visits to Brittany, Forbes settled in the Cornish village of Newlyn where he joined a group of like-minded artists. His ambitious canvas, A Fish Sale on a Cornish Beach, brought the group to the attention of critics and audiences when exhibited to acclaim at the Royal Academy in 1885. He married the painter Elizabeth Armstrong in 1889 and the two founded a painting school in Newlyn in 1899. Forbes became an Associate of the Royal Academy in 1892 and a Royal Academician in 1910.
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I was tying up some clousers last night for coho and it got met thinking.... Short way of asking this is why do SRCs hit a gaudy pink and chartreuse clouser yet we spend hours obsessing trying to mimic a perfect bait fish / flatwing pattern at the vise? Is it some of the steelhead instincts to just attack/chase/defend response? I realize coho attack the pink but srcs are actively foraging in close, so why try something that looks so ugly and fake?
I've wondered the same thing...I guess some folks just like to tie co placated stuff simply for the satisfaction of tying. I generally get stuck on wanting to try new materials but my flies remain rather simple and the more they get hammered and worn has little effect on it's effectiveness. Until there's nothing left but a hook and dumbbell eyes of course . But I tie my flies durable . Really for SRC all you really ever need is Bucktail and some Krystal flash and your good to go for a life time. But that gets boring, so then SF Blend comes out and we're like, ooh, gotta try that! But really hook ups aren't increased based on materials, at least not in my experience.
I once stood knee deep in the flowing tidewater, just yards away from a group of sea-run Cutthroat that were very actively feeding on the surface in a rushing foamy riffle. We swung one fly after another in front of them. Every time that a fly would be presented to the cavorting chow hounds the fish would stop feeding briefly. We tried everything that we had pretty much, all of the usual beach fishing stuff- Clouser minnows, streamers, sliders, baitfish, shrimp etc. I always have a few "river" flies in my box, so we began using them too. On every swing we changed the fly as the fish were still avoiding the presentations almost every time. But we had a few follows on the dry flies, even when swung across the surface with a big sloppy waking drag.. Then I tied on a scraggly looking old orange brown #6 Stimulator fly, dead drifting it right over the top of the feeding fish. BOOM! We caught fish after fish with that fly for the next half hour. I have done this with smaller flies as well, down to size 18 Blue Winged Olives, #12 Royal Wulffs, very small soft hackle flies, tiny bead head nymphs, and countless other dry flies. I have no doubt that these fish learn how to avoid certain types of flies at times, especially the most popular flies, the ones that everyone talks about in articles, books and on the internet. Just remember that sea-run Coastal Cutthroat trout flies should reflect the entire range of their forage or prey across their life history, and carry some freshwater flies along with you to the beaches too. Sea runs take spinners, spoons, plugs etc as well. So they are not naturally so picky. My hunch is that flies mean more to us than they do to them. As members of the genus oncorhynchus they have some similarities to the others, steelhead and salmon, and one of those traits is a tendency to hit brightly colored lures, fluorescent colors etc. http://olympicpeninsulaflyfishing.blogspot.com
I don't do that at all. SRC will bite just about anything that looks like food on a given day. If the water is murky, I'll use brighter minnows, chartreuse, pink, etc. The fish can see it a little sooner in fast current, so I hook more fish. Good visibility, olive clouser, or a worm. This is a photo of the most productive pattern I use.
I have made a fly test tank, one that I can run water over the fly and watch it from the side as well as the top. I'm trying to figure out how to get a mirror under it so I can see the fly from below as well. This has taught just how bad some of my flys swim, as well as just how easy some of them can be made to swim correctly.
clousers have good action, ultra-realistic patterns often look like crap unless constantly under tension, cutthroats are notorious for being aggressive, and chartreuse has magic fish catching abilities.
Don, I fish something similar and it IS ver effective and simple. Orange/rust rabbit strip, gold bead up front with stinger in the back pierced through near end of strip. Marine worm imitation? I dunno, but it works. Fish it in rust orange, olive and pink. My most effective bucktail patterns are white/chart, tan/white and yellow/orange or yellow red.
But admittedly I fish a slew of other patterns for the sake of "testing" stuff out and yet I always return to the most basic flies.
Besides small trout flies I think the only reason we go to tying these flies with such detail is for our own satisfaction. Not the fishes.
Not trying to be an ass, and I genuinely appreciate all the responses... But I'm yet to see one actually addressing my question (besides you Chris bellows). I know all types of flies get hit, from elaborate ones to plain ones. I've caught srcs on just a hook plus two pieces of chewed up flashabou. However, this is not what prompted me to post this. My question was/is: Why does a src attack a chartreuse and pink clouser? What triggers that response? A chum baby fly mimics a chum fry... That makes sense why it's effective. Lelands poppers mimic a wounded bait fish... That makes sense. Shrimp patterns mimic shrimp... So on and so forth. Why does a chartreuse and pink ugly get consistently hit?
A Sea Run Cutthroat is an aggressive, foraging fish living in a target-rich and hostile environment. They are most often in the company of other Sea Runs making them, I think, even more aggressive and competitive. Why does a Sea Run Cutthroat attack a chartreuse and pink clouser? The simple answer is: because it's there. And, as Chris said, because of that particular type of fly's action and, of course, the colors. Jack
the key is that a clouser mimics a baitfish pattern better than most others. looks at the vise can be deceiving that things that look great often don't. flatwings are a perfect example of a fly that while it also looks great it looks even better under the water action wise, but the flies imo are not that close of representations of what baitfish look like. we make pretty big presumptions about what flies look like to fish and what they take it for. popular chum fry patterns vary quite a bit, yet they all "mimic" chum fry. most popper patterns look like floating cocks, but when moved create an illusion of a wounded baitfish. much of what we do at the vise (and some of our best ideas) matter little to the fish.
I developed the conclusion after guiding in Florida for several years and relying heavily on Clouser Minnows that, yes, they mimic baitfish, but they also mimic shrimp retreat action. In that case, the fish, I decided, would hit any Clouser in any color as long as the retrieve was what they wanted. Maybe SRCs are similar in the salt. Dunno, I'm not Bill Nye.


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Serves: Makes 6 servings
- 1½ pounds English peas, shelled (about 1½ cups shelled)
- ½ pound sugar snap peas, ends trimmed
- ½ pound snow peas, ends trimmed
- 3 tablespoons unsalted butter
- 2 large shallots, thinly sliced
- Kosher or sea salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh mixed herbs of choice (such as chervil, chives, Italian parsley, tarragon, mint, or basil, in any combination)
Put three different types of peas together for a side dish that's all about spring. Gloss the vegetables with butter and lavish them with the tender herbs that are just coming on strong in pea season. You can use whatever combination of herbs you like, but be a miser with tarragon. It can overtake such a delicate dish.- Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil over high heat. Prepare a large bowl of ice water. Add the English peas to the boiling water and boil until tender, 5 to 8 minutes, depending on their size and age. With a wire-mesh skimmer, transfer them to the ice water to stop the cooking. Add the sugar snap peas to the boiling water and cook until just tender, about 3 minutes. Transfer them to the ice water. Finally, add the snow peas to the boiling water and cook until just tender, about 2 minutes. Transfer them to the ice water with the skimmer. Set aside about 1 cup of the cooking water, then discard the rest.
- When all the peas are cool, drain in a sieve or colander and pat dry on a kitchen towel.
- Melt 2 tablespoons of the butter in a large skillet over moderate heat. Add the shallots and sautŽ until softened, about 3 minutes. Add all the peas and season highly with salt and pepper. Cook, stirring, until hot throughout, splashing them with a little of the vegetable-cooking water to moisten them. Just before serving, stir in the herbs and the remaining 1 tablespoon butter. Toss until the butter melts, then serve immediately.


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The Composer is an animation following the life cycle of a young boy to adulthood, who uses the purity of music to heal wounds, and inspire the hearts of others.
I sincerely hope you enjoy this, it has taken a lot of work.
Thanks Tom Fulp for your fantastic support, and Francine Louise for your voice talent
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An absolute favorite newgrounds classic for me when i first came on here. Always been in my memories and emotionally connected with me. Thank you for introducing me to music. Absolutely marvelous.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
very nice story and great anim + music - i liked the end closing the circle
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
This review is a sort of aftermath of thoughts, after I've thought about, forgotten, and rediscovered this a while later. I initially rated this 5 last year, and this is my full review.
As a music guy myself, I very much appreciated the work that went into the composition, even though calling it classical isn't accurate imo. However, some of the middle parts sound kind of amateur-ish, meaning some of the piano felt like the transitions, melodies, etc were a little rushed sounding. I generally hate using the word "amateur" because of how pretentious it sounds, but to be fair this whole video came off like that itself, at least a little. However, I feel like that is inevitable pretty much no matter how you address this kind of story, so I won't hold too much of a grudge on it.
The animation is a little stiff, but with overall very detailed, great looking frames. However, there's something about the art style that doesn't entirely work for me, and I think it might be the color palette being a bit too dark, along with some personal preference stuff that I won't let hinder my objective rating. As difficult as it is to portray this kind of emotion in about 4 1/2 minutes, I feel that the beginning maybe should've been a little bit more fleshed out, because it comes off pretty vague and cliche. Speaking of timing, the pacing feels slightly rushed, almost as if this could've and honestly should've been about twice as long to really show the story better without it being so simple.
I not really the kind of person who likes to be this cynical all the time, but I'm trying to offer my thoughts. Overall this an absolutely magnificent work, no matter how old it is, and I wish you the best luck in the future!
Rated 5 / 5 stars
This is a beautiful animation and yes, I did enjoy it as you intended. Great job!


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HOURS of fun - and I do mean HOURS! And MOST of it was fun!!! Grandma, Dad and Mom were nearly loony - but hey, if we use it once a year, it's still a good purchase, right!?!?! :)
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Another day another quick gym swim. This morning I took Body Pump, had a client in the water for some walking and working out and then stayed right after that for a quick swim. Very quick. 1,00o yards quick.
Warm Up
300 Swim
200 Kick
10x50's Pull Free on 60
Being an hour right after Body Pump my arms and shoulders were fried. So 1,000 yards is enough. I'll get in a quick post training session swim tomorrow after another client. At least these clients are getting me in the water so I can stay in after and swim a bit.
My Progress for Go The Distance 2017
Month | Total Distance |
Feb | 0.97 miles (=1,700 yards, =1,554 meters) |
Mar | 2.50 miles (=4,400 yards, =4,023 meters) |
Total | 3.47 miles (=6,100 yards, =5,578 meters) |


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