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Three Islamic militants who carried out the terror bombing in Bali in 2002 have made clear their pride in the destruction caused by their action. They told the media the October 12, 2002 attacks on the resort island were meant to punish the United States and its allies and they expressed joy at having killed so many foreign tourists, especially Australians. "I don't have and never will have regrets," said Samudra and his words were greeted with approval by the other men who will shortly be executed for their terror attack. Australian Brian Deegan, whose son died in the bombing, said the men have not shown any sign of remorse. They killed the innocent but have transformed the deed into an act of heroism and bravery.
Executions in Indonesia are ordinarily carried out by a firing squad. The only good news about the men who belonged to the Jemaah Islamiyah is their organization has been crushed as a result of fierce campaign to end terrorism in the region.


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Almost ran into a jam with this guy. He wanted to do a trade for my Biker and thankfully, I did some digging and found this stuff on him. INTERNATIONALLY BANNED from the 501st! Yikes. On clonetroopers.net, his member name is Drake.
Check out the info.
New Members please be aware:
Mitchell Laine, full name Mitchell Thomas Jon Laine, is a former 501st Legion Member who has received a permanent lifetime worldwide ban from the 501st Legion due to his fraudulent activities within the Legion. He is also banned from other non-Star Wars related forums for fraudulent behaviour.
Mitchell has used a number of aliases in the past, both here on the Redback Garrison Forums and on others overseas, and is constantly creating new ones in attempts to commit fraud.
Mitchell, sadly, is a Queensland resident, and his contact details are known to the Redback Command Staff. We would be happy to pass them on to anyone Mitchell has defrauded to facilitate the recovery of their monies or property, or to assist in legal proceedings.
Whilst we, the Redback Garrison Command Staff, make every effort to identify him when he uses false credentials to access these forums, we would strongly advise all new Cadets and Interstate visitors to contact any of the Command Staff immediately if they are being invited to buy or sell Star Wars armour with anyone in Queensland who is not a full 501st Member and is not a member of these forums.
Kevin Chamberlain
Commanding Officer
Redback Garrison
501st Legion
Hi All,
Well I'm not a Skyline owner, I am the Queensland head of a worldwide Star Wars Costuming club, The 501st Legion.
Why am I here? Well we share a common interest: Mitchell Thomas Jon Laine
He's ripped off members of my club both here and overseas - the guy is a dead-set parasite. I have some details about him, so I thought I'd share them with you guys too:
Name: Mitchell Thomas Jon Laine
Address: 21 Honeydew Crescent,
Telephone Number: 0416274866
an email address is: email@example.com
and he also has a Facebook account:
I don't think he is at that residential address anymore, but it could be worth a try. I would also hazard a guess that one of his facebook 'friends' may know where he currently is, so it may pay to try and get in contact with some of them. I've only met the pond-scum once, but I'm pretty sure he was with another guy - Brody Latter, who also seems to own a Skyline and may also be contactable through your membership DB.
Good Hunting!
Kevin Chamberlain
Commanding Officer
Redback Garrison
501st Legion
Redback Garrison

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OK its not 100% done but Im super happy with how its turning out so I figured I'd toss a pic up.
Yes Im still painting (back from Korea), and taking commissions here and there. TripleD got his GMH to me a few weeks ago and Ive been doin my thing with it since. Got rid of the Prepro damage added ROTJ damage and painted it up using the colors I think look closest to the Screen used thing. I actually used a different cheek color this time and like how it looks alot more then previous helmets Ive done...that color is just weird. Its blue its green its black, all at the same time...different angles yeild a different color. I think this color looks pretty close to the real thing. I need to do the diamonds and the kill stripes are drying now but mostly its gtg minus a small few details. Tell me what you think.


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Chris Kaman, Mavs Agree To Deal
The Dallas Mavericks and free agent center Chris Kaman have agreed to a one year contract, according to sources.
Kaman took to the Twitterverse to announce the agreement.
"Partnering up with @swish41 and heading to the Mavs........," Kaman tweeted. " I want to say thanks to the Hornet fans for all the support, even though our marriage was a short one!!!
Kaman and the Mavericks have agreed to one year, $8 million deal.
Kaman will play with his German national teammate and good friend Dirk Nowitzki.
The Mavericks needed to make some sort of splash after losing Jason Terry to the Boston Celtics and its failed attempt to drive Deron Williams out of Brooklyn.


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Penguine wrote:I see this is asked a lot so I figured I would post a little How To to help out the community. I use Photobucket, it's pretty easy.
Here we go:
Getting your Google map (or any other map) saved:
1. Bring up the Google map that you want to use.
2. Press both CTRL and PRINT SCRN
3. Open a photo editing program such as MS Paint.
3a. START
3b. Programs
3c. Accessories
3d. MS Paint
4. Click Edit
5. Click Paste
6. If it says something like "The image in the clipboard is larger then the bitmap. Would you like the bitmap enlarged?" click YES
7. Crop the picture down to remove all the crap you do not want.
8. Click File
9. Click Save As
10. Name it and change the extension to .jpg
If you are just needing to display a pic already on your PC, follow the steps from here on down:
Hosting your pic:
1. Open a Photobucket account (www.photobucket.com)
1a. As far as I know you do not need to fill in the reg form with real information. I think only the email needs to be real.
2. Upload your pic. This is pretty self explanatory when using Photobucket.
Displaying your pic on the forum:
1. Select the Img link listed under your picture.
2. Press CTRL C to copy the link
3. Create a new message
4. Press CTRL V to paste your link into the post.
5. When you view your message, for example using the preview option, you should see your pic listed in your message.
Hope this helps.
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Michele Malloy, chair of the University of St. Thomas Board of Directors, is one of 10 women recently named by Texas Executive Women to the class of 2013 of Women on the Move. Texas Executive Women was founded in 1979 and mentors at-risk high school girls in the Houston metropolitan area.
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This so-simple spice rub is how I add smoky flavor and a nice texture to sirloin tip steak. — Lisa Finnegan, Forked River, New Jersey
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- 1 tablespoon paprika
- 2 teaspoons pepper
- 1-1/2 teaspoons kosher salt
- 1-1/2 teaspoons brown sugar
- 1-1/2 teaspoons ground cumin
- 1-1/2 teaspoons chili powder
- 1 teaspoon sugar
- 1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 1 beef sirloin tip steak (1-1/2 pounds)
- In a small bowl, combine the first eight ingredients. Rub over both sides of beef. Cover and refrigerate for 2 hours.
- Moisten a paper towel with cooking oil; using long-handled tongs, lightly coat the grill rack. Grill beef, covered, over medium heat or broil 4 in. from the heat for 8-10 minutes on each side or until meat reaches desired doneness (for medium-rare, a thermometer should read 145°; medium, 160°; well-done, 170°). Let stand for 5 minutes before slicing. Yield: 6 servings.
Originally published as Zippy Sirloin Steak in Healthy Cooking December/January 2013, p85
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"Oh, my Luve's like a red, red, rose / That's newly sprung in June," wrote Robert Burns, and while it's always sad when a poet doesn't know how to spell an easy word like "love," it's undeniably true that June is the most romantic month of the year. To this day, it's the most popular month for Americans to get married, just ahead of August and May. We've asked Ken Jennings, the famous Jeopardy! champion and relationship guru, to puncture four matrimonial myths that have stuck around for years, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health. If you're not ready to have all your marital misconceptions shattered, speak now or forever hold your peace.
The Debunker: Are Wedding Dresses White to Symbolize Virginity?
It was rarely a nice day for a white wedding at the turn of the 19th century, so it's a good thing Billy Idol wasn't trying to make a go of it as a singer then. Bridal gowns up back then were typically practical affairs: black, brown, or gray dresses that could be reused throughout married life. But then, on February 10, 1840, everything changed.
Victoria, the popular young Queen of England, had fallen in love with a German prince, Albert of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, who also happened to be her first cousin. In order to incorporate some handmade British lace into her wedding ensemble, Victoria elected to be married in a cream-colored satin dress. It was a striking choice, and the queen is now credited with starting the vogue for white wedding gowns.
It's often assumed that white weddings are meant to suggest the purity- let's not beat around the bush, the virginity-of the bride. That certainly wasn't the case back then. Blue was the traditional color of purity at the time of Queen Victoria's bold fashion stroke, because it was associated with the Virgin Mary. No, white dresses primarily caught on as a status symbol. A bride in a white dress was showing off in two ways. First, she could obviously afford a lavish new outfit that could never be worn to other occasions. And second, she was far too rich to worry about plebeian problems like scuffs and spills. The dawn of the white wedding dress had little to do with demonstrating abstinence and everything to do with demonstrating abundance.
Quick Quiz: What famed wedding dress designer competed at the 1968 U.S. Figure Skating Championships, and almost made the Olympic team?
Ken Jennings is the author of six books, most recently his Junior Genius Guides, Because I Said So!, and Maphead. He's also the proud owner of an underwhelming Bag o' Crap. Follow him at ken-jennings.com or on Twitter as @KenJennings.


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OBY takes Chains Biden to the shed?
Biden's "chains" speech is backiring
big time on the DEMs. The country is now seeing the hate and desperation of such a ploy.
There was Romney the killer ad and Romney didn't pay taxes ad with Nasty Reid and now Biden chains speech where he said Romney
will put you all back in chains as he spoke to a black audience. And guess what, they didn't like it. Not all of them.
Jessie Jackson's daughter called him out for hate and dividing the country. The former guv of VA who was their first black guv has
denounced Biden and of course several prominent black GOPs.
This is blowing up in his face big time as he was last seen going into OBYs ovary office along with Hillary - for a bitch slapping?
Sarah Palin said Hilly is the only one who can save the election for OBY. He has about 22 days to drop Chains Biden.
Somewhere, Hilly is smirking.
OBY was last heard saying nobody in this country will accuse me of dividing it.
Uh hum! Dream on.
Re: OBY takes Chains Biden to the shed?
Biden stays and OBY wants to call truce.
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Posted by Mike Gualtieri on July 15, 2011
Use Apache Tomcat. It is free.
I don't understand why firms spend millions of dollars on Java application servers like Oracle Weblogic or IBM WebSphere Application Server. I get why firms spend money on Red Hat JBoss -- they want to spend less on application servers. But, why spend anything at all? Apache Tomcat will satisfy the deployment requirements of most Java web applications.
Your Java Web Applications Need A Safe, Fast Place To Run
Most Java applications don't need a fancy container that has umpteen features. Do you want to pay for a car that has windshield wipers on the headlights? (I wish I could afford it.) Most Java applications do not need these luxuriant features or can be designed not to need them. Many firms do, in fact, deploy enterprise-class Java web applications on Apache Tomcat. It works. It is cheap. It can save tons of dough.
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Re: Missing underscores
On Fri, 26 Nov 1993, Ian Nimmo-Smith wrote:
> A sizeable proportion (but not all) of the underscore ( _ ) characters which
> appear correctly on the screen are not printed and are rendered as blanks
> on the printed page.
> I am running Enhanced Front End Version 2.2 Mathematica on a IIci with a remote
> kernel on a Sparcstation 1. I am printing to an Apple Laserwriter II NTX.
> Does anyone know a cure?
> Ian
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Consequences for Student Financial Aid If Congress Doesn't Raise the Debt Ceiling
Mark Kantrowitz
July 14, 2011
The game of chicken being played out in Washington, DC, may have serious consequences for student financial aid as well as the rest of the economy.
Congress and the White House are fighting over raising the debt ceiling, which caps the amount the federal government can borrow to pay its bills. The current debt ceiling is set at $14.294 trillion. The federal government is expected to reach this debt ceiling by August 2, 2011.
Both parties are playing a dangerous game of brinksmanship, trying to leverage the must-pass nature of the debt ceiling legislation for their priorities. The disagreement between the two parties is centered on revenue increases. One side wants only spending cuts without any tax increases. The other side insists on combining spending cuts with revenue increases, such as repealing a variety of tax loopholes and allowing temporary tax cuts for the wealthy to expire. Both sides appear to be reacting emotionally and with a lot of political posturing.
If Congress does not raise the debt ceiling, the federal government will no longer be able to borrow money to pay its bills. The federal budget runs at a deficit, with expenses exceeding income by about $135 billion a month. If the government is unable to borrow to pay its bills, it would need to cut spending by that amount immediately. That represents almost a 40% cut in spending.
The federal government is unlikely to default on its debt, even if it hits the debt ceiling. A default is a failure to make payments of principal and interest. But the interest on the national debt is only about $16 billion a month on average, so the government could easily continue to pay the interest out of the $220 billion or so in monthly revenue. Principal payments reduce the national debt, so the US Treasury could issue new debt to pay the principal.
It may even be unconstitutional for the US government to fail to make payments on its debts. The fourteenth amendment to the US Constitution states:
The validity of the public debt of the United States, authorized by law, including debts incurred for payment of pensions and bounties for services in suppressing insurrection or rebellion, shall not be questioned. …
But it is unclear whether the White House could rely on constitutional grounds to ignore the debt ceiling, since the amendment also specifies that "The Congress shall have power to enforce, by appropriate legislation, the provisions of this article." Similarly, Article I, Section 8 of the US Constitution grants the power of the purse to Congress, with explicit reference to debts:
The Congress shall have Power To lay and collect Taxes, Duties, Imposts and Excises, to pay the Debts and provide for the common Defence and general Welfare of the United States; but all Duties, Imposts and Excises shall be uniform throughout the United States; To borrow Money on the credit of the United States; …
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You know how it is. Lotta fatties on OKC. Your first harbinger of this— I mean, besides everybody knowing that the internet is full of fat chicks, this fact having suffused our popular culture, etc.—your first harbinger of this is the weight class list it makes you pick from, which has like two words for skinny and fifteen different kinds of fat.
Because of course we all know "average" means fat. These eighteen to thirty-five year old L.A. girls are generously assorting themselves according to the national average across all age groups. Not the average for eighteen to thirty-five year olds in Los Angeles, California, as a reasonable layman would expect "average" to mean when looking for that age group in this city. These girls are following the letter of the law and not the spirit, like Hasids who string yarn along the telephone wires on their block so they're technically in an enclosed space and can walk around on the Sabbath. So "average" means fat.


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Petra Tours and Holidays
About Petra
No holiday in Jordan would be complete without a visit to the remarkable rose city of Petra, which was once the thriving capital of the Nabataean empire. Nestled in a secluded valley surrounded by rugged mountains and a lunar-like landscape of rock formations, Petra was left deserted and hidden from the world for hundreds of years. After being rediscovered in the 1800s, the lost city of Petra is now not only Jordan's leading tourist attraction, it's also one of the world's most incredible archaeological sites, and was recently voted as one of the New Seven Wonders of the World.Read More
Travel on foot or horseback down a towering narrow canyon known as The Siq (Al-Siq) to reach the Treasury, a magnificent facade carved deep into the rock face. Or those with more time on their hands and keen to get off the beaten track can consider the various other hiking trails into Petra. The ancient city is home to over 800 registered sites including 500 tombs, an 8,000-seat amphitheatre and a Roman rock-carved street. The ancient capital's largest and most iconic monument is the Monastery, which can be found at the top of a steep sandstone trail.
Perhaps the most incredible way to experience the mystic splendour of Petra for the first time is by night, when the Treasury is illuminated by the glow of thousands of candles laid out on the floor. Under a starry sky you can absorb the mystery of Petra accompanied by a backdrop of hauntingly beautiful Bedouin music. There's plenty of reasons why Petra is Jordan's premier traveller destination - imbued with history and indicative of Jordan's cultural heritage, it should be on everyone's must-see list.
Petra Tours
Here are some popular itineraries that include a visit to Petra
Amman: Postcard of Petra
Petra & The Dead Sea
Passage to Petra
Dana to Petra Trek
Totally Jordan
Perseids Meteor Shower
Xmas in Petra
New Years in Wadi Rum
Self Drive Jordan
Jordan on the Menu
Trek Petra
Deserts Ruins Reefs
Road to Jerusalem
Temples, Tombs, Treasury
Pyramids to Petra
Road to Jordan
Festive Road to Jordan
Cairo to Amman
Pyramids, Petra, Promised Land
Petra Video
Petra Hotels
If you are planning a Petra holiday, have a look at some of the accommodation that we recommend. 'Our Rating' indicates how we feel each property rates according to normal Western hotel standards. 'Local Rating' indicates how the property is categorised/rated locally:
Marriott Hotel Petra
The Marriott is a classic and elegant hotel. Almost all of the spacious rooms have spectacular views of the valley. There are several culinary choices, with restaurants offering middle Eastern and Italian meals. For relaxation, the hotel offers many amenities; swim in the outdoor pool and enjoy the breathtaking views or rejuvenate your body during a Turkish bath, sauna or massage. The hotel is just a 5-minute drive from the entrance to historic Petra Valley.
Petra Guest House Hotel Petra
The Petra Guest House Hotel is situated at the entrance of ancient Petra, perfect for those looking to rise early and visit the incredible lost city before the crowds. The comfortable rooms are traditionally furnished in muted tones reminiscent of the sands of Petra and Wadi Musa. Set in landscaped gardens the hotel provides impressive panoramic views of Petra and the surrounding mountains. Dine on Arabic and European cuisine in the Cave Bar, set in a restored 1st century Nabatean house.
Petra Moon Hotel Petra
Just 300 ft from the entrance gate to Petra, the Petra Moon hotel features spacious rooms with private balconies and flat-screen TVs. It also has a roof garden with a seasonal outdoor pool. The soundproofed rooms and suites at Petra Moon come with satellite channels, a DVD player and extra-long beds. Each has air conditioning and a private bathroom. The hotel's restaurant serves a delicious selection of international meals in both buffet-style and a la carte.
Petra Movenpick Petra
Enviably located opposite the entrance to Petra, the Movenpick Resort perfectly combines classic Oriental flare with Middle Eastern charm. All the guest rooms are newly renovated to a high standard with colourful local fabrics and natural hues that tastefully complement the surroundings. Guests enjoy a complimentary mini-bar and Wi'Fi as well as a whole host of amenities. With no less than seven restaurants and bars - you will be hard pushed to go hungry or thirsty at this wonderful resort. The Petra Movenpick Hotel is situated opposite the visitor's entrance to Petra.
Petra Tailor made suggestions
Here are some of the recent tailor made itineraries we have created for our clients which include a visit to Petra.


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I have 10 days trying to install skype and I just cant.
I have found people with the same problem and a lot of different solutions and it just doesn't work to me.Code:root@bt:~# dpkg -i skype-ubuntu-precise_22.214.171.124-1_i386.deb dpkg: error processing skype-ubuntu-precise_18.104.22.168-1_i386.deb (--install): package architecture (i386) does not match system (amd64) Errors were encountered while processing: skype-ubuntu-precise_22.214.171.124-1_i386.deb
I have tried more of 15 different solutions and now i realize Skype is already installed (it is in Internet > Skype). But when I click it to open it do nothing,
some one know why?
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Pffbt..[quote]I made a discovery today. I found a computer. Wait a second, this is cool. It does what I want it to. If it makes a mistake, it's because I screwed it up. Not because it doesn't like me... Or feels threatened by me.. Or thinks I'm a smart ass.. [/quote]
Backtrack is a distribution used in penetration tests, multimedia features such as skype, other IM's, video tools, etc. will be hard to install and most likely break the operating system.
Back|track giving machine guns to monkeys since 2007 !
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Do not take a look at the: Forum Rules !
Backtrack is the first Linux I'm using, when I was doing the partitions by mistake I deleted everything in my hard drive and now I only have Backtrack.
I can install windows again but when I start "doing things" with backtrack, I realized it was different compared to windows (LOGICAL).
I study Software Development and I'm very interested in pentesting so I was only going to probe backtrack.
Now that I'm using backtrack I want to learn everything I can with it. As I said this is my first Linux and I know maybe is not a good idea start with Backtrack but it is like a challenge for me being using something different and I like it.
I start reading LPIC-1: Linux Professional Institute Certification Study Guide (for learn about Linux in general) .
Forgetting about Skype, some one recommend me a book after I finish LPIC-1, but this time dedicated to Backtrack?
And the problem of Skype is already solved... I downloaded VirtualBox and there I use Skype when I need to communicate with my friends.
Just tested Skype installed/working fine on BT5r3 32bit
no bricked system... i started out with 64bit tho found getting stuff to work out of the box wasnt easy. so changed to 32bit and never had a problem
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My 75 gallon hi-tech idkwhattocallit Tank
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This is just a teaser for now
Not sure if I did this right with posting the pic or not, my first time doing this mind you so I might need some help lol.
Anyways, this is my 75 about a year ago, back when it was an all fish tank
I'll post stock later, and I'll bring this up to date later as well.:big grin:
(yay, it worked :P)
I am bad with getting back to things lol
So, a little history, feel free to tl:dr me if it gets too boring :P. For those that do read, I'll try not to make this too long.
Way back when I was but a wee lad we had been keeping a little 20 gallon tank. At the time, I was too young to understand how to properly take care of anything so it was left in the hands of my dad, whom really doesn't know or understand how to take care of fish, even though he thinks that he does. Many years pass, and the tank finds itself in our finished basement, which also was the entertainment area of the house. One day me and him were buying fish at a more or less local Petco and we started buying fish that we were told "go together". Sure, they "went together" but not in a little 20 gallon tall. I don't remember the specifics but I know it involved at least 1 oscar and 2 blood parrots, and maybe a severum or two. Eventually, the tank just kinda went to hell, but there was one fish that ended up surviving the neglect, a lone, bright yellow blood parrot that I had named Sunny. We eventually decide that sunny needs friends, so at a garage sale we picked up a little 30 gallon tank, and once that was all set-up we placed Sunny in the tank, along with a small pictus, a geophagus brasiliensis, a fire mouth, and a convict. Well, over time, we noticed that Sunny was getting bullied, and so we eventually re-homed him. However, the geophagus grew and grew until both the fire mouth and the pictus were dead, and the only other fish living with him was the lone convict, which happened to be male. Eventually, as I was getting older as well, I had gained enough knowledge to realize that this fish needed a tank bigger than a 30 gallon.
To this end, we bought what I consider my first serious fish tank, this 75 gallon tank. This was roughly 5 or 6 years ago. At the time, I had stocked the tank with the original geophagus and a large oscar, alongside a decently sized pleco. Shortly after getting the tank, the geophagus developed pop eye and died shortly after I noticed this issue. So the tank was simply just the pleco and the oscar, to which I then added a large blood parrot, a jack dempsey, and an endli bichir. The tank ran like this for a long time, until I realized that the oscar was developing hole-in-head, and me and my father decided the best course of action was to treat the poor thing in a little 10 gallon quarantine tank. Which had worked well enough to have let the poor fish heal. It was many months later that the Jack Dempsey found itself scared with an open battle wound and then placed in the 10 gallon. I kept him in there for months waiting for the wound to heal, probably mistaking scaring for actual damage. In the jack dempsey's absense, the blood parrot and the oscar were getting into fights, and stupid me decided at the time to add a rose queen to this mix. That lasted for about 3 days, because WWIII erupted the moment the fully grown rose queen hit the tank. THe result of this was to place everything but the rose queen, endli, and pleco into quaintness. Due to ammonia spikes however, I lost both the parrot and the jack dempsey, and not too long after that I lost the oscar due to his jumping out.
I was left with only the pleco and the endli bichir, along with 3 silver dollars that had become part of the tank at an unspecific time. That was the tank about 5 years ago.
Later on, when re-stocking the tank, I decided to throw in 3 new fish, a young flag tail prochelodus, a bright red baby blood parrot, and a small little electric blue jack dempey. A few weeks later, I added 3 angel fish as well, which became two after the subdominant male angelfish ripped the eye out of the dominate male and left him for dead. The tank lasted like this for a good 4 years. The baby cichilids grew up alongside the endli bichir, and eventually a little albino senegal bichir was added to the tank as well, affectionally named "phallic" by yours truly due to my mother looking at me when I wanted to buy the fish and telling me it looked like male genitalia, and promptly having a discussion about this with the old fellow working at the lfs. I experimented with rainbow fish, and they worked for a few months until my endli bichir realized that they made a good snake.
Then, last summer, I leave the country for the first time, a good 2.5 week trip to Europe. My parents are left at home to take care of my pets, since I keep many other things aside from my fish and this particular tank.
The picture of the tank above is from prior to my leaving the country, housing my now 3 year old ebjd, blood parrot, and flag tail prochelodus, along with my original endli, and pleco, a school of silver dollars, an African Black Ghost Knife, and a pair of angelfish. The tank was fish only, and I was confident that I was able to take proper care of my fish.
So I come back from my trip, and what do I find except for my prized ebjd to be slowly dying, having been in perfect health when I left. I was furious, and it was only 3 days later that I had to bury the fish that I raised from a small fry to a large and proud fish. Then came college, in which I was living away from home, though still able to come back every other weekend or so. However, I get a call from my parents telling me that the tank looked like it was a little warm, to which I told them was fine since I liked keeping the tank at about 84. It had been working at that temperature for years, so I figured it would feel warm. I come back home a few days after them mentioning this to me, to find that " a little warm" turned out to be 98 degrees. My fish were in that for at least 4 or 5 days without anyone having done anything about it. I come home to find the skeleton of my Knife, and all 4 of my silver dollars dead. At that point, I was furious as anything. I think this is what caused my parents to start paying more attention to the fine details of my tanks.
Because of this rather major toll in my tank, I decided that I may as well do something different with the tank. Prior to this, I had been experimenting with a low tech planted 10 gallon tank, and decided to convert this 75 into a planted tank as well, while still keeping the surviving stock list. The change happened over christmas break, and it took an entire day for me to switch out all the gravel for brand new eco complete (about 5 bags of the stuff, sprinkled with some of the original gravel on top) and for my initial plants to be placed.
(Too be continued in the next post)
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It was while I was at college that I learned something the hard way. WHile I'm going to class, I have my dad call me and he tells me that my flag tail is dead, to which I am both saddened and perplexed as to what could have happened. When I later on come home, I clearly see the cause. Ever since the heater I used to have bumped the temp up to 98, I decided to not use a heater, having trust issues with them now. The combination of not heater in the winter/early spring and new plants from a lfs equaled ick in my tank. Prior to this, I had also added 3 rainbow cichlids, which were fine for a long long time, and 6 pearl gouramis. However, while battling ick I ended up loosing one of my angel fish, and one of the 6 pearl gouramis as well. This was a set-back but caused me to re-evaluate my fish keeping methods a little bit. I wound up getting an inline heater that has since been keeping the tanks temperature stable, and which also helped in riding my tank of ick. For about a week or two, I kept my tank at a solid 86 degrees, and while the plants were less than happy I managed to save the rest of my fish. From there, I slowly backed the temperature down to where it is to this day, at a solid 78 degrees (I dare not go further due to some of my plants but I will get into them later)
It took me to this summer to start to fully realize my plans for this tank. I started realizing that the combination of plants and fish that I had required something more than what I was giving them. I fleshed out an idea in my head of what fish I wanted in this tank, what plants I wanted, and their placements. I realized that in order to keep some of the plants that I wanted, I would need to change my lighting from the old and outdated 2 t8's that were hanging over my tank and get into higher light, as well as a fertilization schedule and pressurized CO2. The bellow pictures are what my tank looked like before I joined these forums. Black Beard Algae began covering my plants and hardscape as well as filter tubes. Some plants were growing well but others were withering away quickly.
Again, I will continue this in the next post, but this is everything about my tank since before I joined the forums, I promise that my next post will be more relevant to what is currently happening :D
WOW that is alot of reading lol. Great looking fish!
thanks, :D
Sadly, I have one more post to go before this is all finally up to date lol, but my tank still has a lot of work it needs done anyways, and even after I get everything in place I'm going to have to wait a while before I feel accomplished with the full effect
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So, about a month ago I joined these forums. While I can say that it doesn't look like a lot has changed in terms of this tank, believe me, the core of what makes it all run has
I realized that before, my tank was only running 2 t8's, with a poor reflector, and that I needed higher lights for the plants I wanted. So after intense amounts of research I managed to get this monster from Catalina. 4x54 watt t5ho with 8 led moonlights, 48" across. They threw the legs in for free for me, along with the moonlights which was very nice :D, I'd recommend these to anyone. The lights can light up practically my entire basement, and I love it :P.
After the addition of my lights, I decided to finally start pursuing the addition of plants to this tank. As much as I like the tank, I know its no where near where I want it to ultimately be. I started using aqua bid for the first time ever, and have bought a nice little hoard of mystery snails and various stem plants to try out, along with some nice floating plants.
Then, a few weeks after that, I managed to finally figure out what I wanted to do with my one lone angelfish, and how I wanted to add new buddies for the old bloke. I decided to experiment and see what he responded to, and ended up buying these from the lfs, 3 little guys and 2 adult golds. My original angel can be told apart due to the orange dot on his snout, along with the fact that his right gill plate is a little messed up and exposes the gill a tad. As far as the other 2 golds, one of them has a black splotch under his eye, kinda reminding me of Rocky a tad :P, while the other has no real identifying features. As far as the 3 little guys, I know one is just considered a silver, but the other 2 are considered ghosts right? I know one of them is a half black, by the looks of it anyways, but and both ghosts have some hints of blue and a steel blue/grey going on, which I really like.
Phew, finally, everything is more or less up to date. I'm still buying more and more plants and waiting for things to grow in, along with getting timers and eventually a pressurized CO2 system. There are a few fish I plan on adding as well, nothing much but just wanted to mess around a little bit. I actually have an order from gordonrichards that should be here in a few days, which I am excited for :D
I'll post the specs and stock list of this tank in the next post
P.S. Aside from richard, whom I mentioned already, I would like to thank the aquabid users Archaquatic, Gu2high, and P_volitan for their excellent service and stock :D.
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Can someone tell me how to intertwine the pictures into the text? That'd be great to know how to do lol.
Anyways, here are the current specs of this tank
75 gallon tank
Light: 4x54 watt Catalina T5HO - I need to buy timers still but I only run one bank of lights for about 10 hours currently, I know this might seem like much without CO2 but I will cut back when algae starts becoming an issue, I will also be doing burst lighting with the second bank once I have timers I can play with
Substrate: 5 bags of Eco-Complete, mix of red and black, along with some of the original gravel ontop of this, mainly just for the look of it
Heater: I forget what exactly but it is by eheim and is inline, I have it set at 78 because I don't want to go higher, but I can if I ever need to due to disease or anything
Filtration: 2 eheim 2217, I also have 2 airstones on a 60 gallon airator pump that I run at night and feel like mentioning, I also do 30%-50% water changes at least once weekly, though sometimes more if I just feel like it (never a bad thing to do really lol)
Ferts: Currently none, anyone want to recommend to me some dry ferts I should purchase? I am planning on getting some eventually, but should I wait to get CO2 first? I need opinions on this. Speaking of CO2, anyone have any opinions on how I should accomplish this? I have never messed with CO2 before, but I really do want to/know I should with these kinda lights.
Now for the fun part, the plants and the fish I am keeping :P
1 Blood Parrot @7"
6 Angelfish @4" and then 2"
3 Rainbow Cichlids @4"
1 Geophagus Brasiliensis @6"
5 Pearl Gourami @4"
1 Endli Bichir @15"
1 Albino Sen Bichir @8"
1 Mystery Pleco @7" (he's been this size for years, and I know he is a species that stays this size, I looked it up on planet catfish once but totally forget which Hypostomus it is :()
16 Mystery Snails, mostly quarter sized
100+ MTS (I am prepared for the inevitable invasion of the snails...though tbh I don't even see them at night so :shrugs:)
Dwarf Hairgrass (that is currently under the gravel and I am waiting for it too root and spread and take over, or just fail epicly XD)
Red Tiger Lotus (that I kinda want to grow taller but its been spreading out horizontally and simply looking nice so its all good)
H. araguaia (that I got for free with an order so I'm not exactly sure what to do with it)
C. wendtii (I am making it form a ring around my not doing so hot Rose Sword that is soon to be accompanied by an Aflame that will be doing much better lol)
C. calaminstratum (I had it under low lights, it wasn't doing well, but it is starting to put out roots and beginning to perk up, even though it looks rather sad and depressing now)
Banana Plants (there are doing incredibly well though I am still waiting for them to try and send leafs up to the top, but thats fine if they don't as well, leafs are bigger than my hand)
Rose Sword (used to be impressive but then ALL the leafs rotted off from the root ball and now it has 2 new really small crowns and not very impressive root growth, I will see if this can make a come back or not)
Ludwigia repens (its doing alright, but some of it gets uprooted every now and then so it could be doing better)
Ludwigia glandlosa (same deal as the repens but is doing significantly better and is not getting uprooted as much, I have high hopes for this plant)
H.corymbosa (its big, its beefy, and once it roots I am going to be estatic, some of it still comes up a little bit but I know what these plants can do, some of my leafs are even a little reddish, which I'm hopping will only increase when CO2 and ferts are added)
Rotala macrandra (its pretty and pink, I hope I eventually get it to be a vibrant red but for now I just want it to take root better, since stem plants get knocked loose in this setup, but I know its not impossible, just difficult)
Madagascar Lace (these plants have a story for sure, the first one I had to essentially remove the bulb but shockingly the plant is recovering and spending out leafs and even seems to be forming a new bulb, and I hope that the high lights and the eventual CO2 and ferts make this a lush plant, my second lace plant is sort of okay, sending out new leaves and roots and all, but parts of the bulb began rotting so there is some exposed white in the bulb from where I had to remove the mush stuff, and is it just me or do lace plants have a really bad smell?)
Amazon Frogbit (I need to give some of this to a friend to help them deal with green water, but the plant is doing well)
Red Root Floater (same as the Frogbit)
Java Fern Windelov (I've had terrible luck with Java Fern in this tank, but Windelov seems to be doing okay for me, once I add ferts and CO2 I hope this plant begins to take over the wood its on, some of it has already rooted into it as well)
Anubias Barteri (its rooted into the wood and the roots are even sinking into the substrate, its growing, I am happy)
Anubias Nana (its rooted, tied the roots up a bit to get it more firmly rooted, but its growing and I am happy)
Anubias Petite (this has a story, originally I bought this years ago as a Nana or Barteri and my silver dollars destroyed it, I then placed it in my low tech 10 gallon and it didn't do anything, so I then grew it emerged in a little cup for a few months and it didn't do anything really either, just put out a few really small leafs, then I put it into this tank and it started putting out more leafs and growing out its roots, though the roots are still looking for a place to attach into the wood, however the leafs are now growing like anubias petite and it has been putting out a good chunk of little mini leafs no bigger than a pinkie nail, so why it decided to become a petite idk, but I like it and its doing well)
I shall do updates on this whenever something new happens. I have a good chunk of plants left that I want, and I need what I have to root better and fill in, and then I can start trimming and re-planting eventually. I do want opinions on CO2 and dry ferts, but I also want opinions on increased flow and surface agitation. I am considering changing out my spray bars on the eheims to lilly pipes, would that help with flow and agitation? Or should I just get a few power heads to break up the water surface? I run the air pump at night so I get more than enough aeration then, but I am slightly concerned about the day time, especially when I get CO2 involved in the mix.
Again, how do I put pictures within the text? Lol, thanks for looking through this and reading the massive walls of text I produce :P
P.S. excuse the water marks, I'm bad about that or don't notice until after the pictures have been taken, I'm still learning with pictures here lol
I'll get new pics in a few days?
Anyone care to help me figure out how to intertwine the pictures into the text?
Also, as far as the tank goes, anyone have any recommendations for what to do about dry dosing and ways to get more surface agitation/overall flow? I'm also going to play with the lighting period once I get my timers. A side note as well, I am going to hopefully be cleaning out my Eheim filters as well, and I want to get ride of the carbon and replace it with something else. I figure I could use something that helps polish the water and remove little particles, I thought I heard about something that people were considering using in their filters but totally can't remember what that was. Any suggestions from my Eheim peoples?
^thank youuuuuuu
I get the feeling that this journal will not only be for my fish tank, but also for my ability to use online forums :P
So, quick little update, I'm going to be ignoring this journal for a bit until I get some things with the tank straightened out. I really wish that I had bought ferts before I bought the plants, because I am notching that my plants, though surviving, are not really doing as well as they could be.
I think I'll be waiting on buying more plants until I at least have my fertilizer regime down, and some plants I won't bother getting until I get a pressurized CO2 system going (which probably won' happen until winter time). However, I did get timers and a nice Korolia Pump (just got back from vacation so I haven't set the pump up yet) so once I have the ferts the only element that I will be missing is the CO2 :\
Lesson learned, buy pressurized CO2 first, then buy ferts, then the lighting. I also lost 2 of the smaller angels for unknown reasons, so I only have 4 atm (but they at least are all doing fine). As far as plants go, I got some H.heteroclita that could be doing better (I need to buy more eventually) and some Aflame Swords that are hanging in there, along with a ton of willow moss and some more anubias. I'll update the list of what I have once I am satisfied with how plants are growing, since I feel the need to replace some of what I have and supplement some of my stem plant groupings with fresh new stems.
Learning experience I guess.
I am surprised you have any plants left with the rainbows lol, I fed mine vallisneria to prompt breeding and they loved it!
tbh, mine have been leaving most plants alone now
They don't bother swords or hygros much, nor do they touch java fern, madagascar lace, willow moss, or many other plants
I think I will do better though when I can get better plant growth however, because as of right now my plant growth stinks XD
Hey, does your light have a shield from the water or do you have glas tops?
I have a glass top, although there was a shield that is available for the fixture I bought, I just don't need it though.
Random little update nugget thingie...I finally figured out what I am doing for dry ferts and am waiting on them to get to me. I'll try and get more pictures and an updated stock list before I start dosing the ferts, then I will try and update at least monthly so that I can keep track of my own progress (or lack thereof lol)
Although, I won't be super excited about this all until I get some CO2 running around christmas time. At least I can get the ferts now so that I can make sure to teach my family members how to do everything while I'm away at college (although I won't be too far from home so its not like I'm leaving completely for months on end)
My hope and prediction, is that I can be fully satisfied with how this tank turns out by the time I have spring break. By then, I am hoping I have all of the plants I plane don having (and then some) alongside healthy growth in everything so that I can trim plants and get things looking how I want them to. Knowing me though, this tank will probably get more on the wild side than the manicured side XD
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- Contemporary Art at the Gardner
- ExhibitionsCurrent ExhibitionsForthcoming ExhibitionsPast Exhibitions
- Maurizio Cannavacciuolo: A Lecture on Martian History
- Rachel Perry: What Do You Really Want
- Charmaine Wheatley: Souvenirs
- Bharti Kher: Not All Who Wander Are Lost
- Jean-Michel Othoniel: Secret Flower Sculptures
- Nari Ward: Divination X
- Luisa Rabbia: Waterfall
- Carla Fernández: The Barefoot Designer: A Passion for Radical Design and Community
- Sophie Calle: Last Seen
- Hamra Abbas: Wall Hanging I
- Adam Pendleton: Untitled
- Raqs Media Collective: The Great Bare Mat & Constellation
- Stefano Arienti: Wild Carrot
- Luisa Lambri: Portrait
- Magic Moments: The Screen and the Eye–9 Artists 9 Projections
- (TAPESTRY) RADIO ON: New Work by Victoria Morton at the Gardner
- Points of View: 20 Years Artists-in-Residence at the Gardner
- Stefano Arienti: Ailanthus
- Danijel Zezelj: Once
- Taro Shinoda: Lunar Reflections
- Su-Mei Tse: Floating Memories
- Luisa Rabbia: Travels with Isabella, Travel Scrapbooks 1883/2008
- Cliff Evans: Empyrean
- Stefano Arienti: The Asian Shore
- Sculpture and Memory: Works from the Gardner and by Luigi Ontani
- Henrik Håkansson: Cyanopsitta spixii Case Study #001
- Michele Iodice: A Pagan Feast
- Variations On a Theme by Sol Lewitt and Paula Robison
- Danijel Zezelj: Stray Dogs
- Dayanita Singh: Chairs
- Maurizio Cannavacciuolo: TV Dinner
- Elaine Reichek: madamimadam
- Joseph Kosuth: Artist, Curator, Collector
- Nari Ward: Episodes: Bus Park & Forevermore
- Manfred Bischoff
- Ackroyd & Harvey: Presence
- Laura Owens
- Joan Bankemper: A Gardener's Diary
- Lee Mingwei: Living Room
- Josiah McElheny
- Abelardo Morell: Face to Face
- Mona Higuchi: Bamboo Echoes
- Juan Muñoz: Portrait of a Turkish Man Drawing
- Denise Marika: New Works by Denise Marika
- Dorit Cypis: The Body in the Picture
- Artists By Year
- Multimedia
- Stefano Arienti, Seconda stanza cinese (Second Chinese Room), drawing, 2006-2007.
- Stefano Arienti: The Asian Shore, 2007. Photo: Clements/Howcroft Photograpy.
- Stefano Arienti: The Asian Shore, 2007. Photo: Clements/Howcroft Photograpy.
- Four Sliding Doors: Chrysanthemums and Bamboo, Japanese (Rimpa School), 17th-century. Paint and Gold on Paper, 167 x 187 cm. Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston Photo: Tom Lingner.
- Stefano Arienti, Seconda stanza cinese (Second Chinese Room), drawing, 2006-2007.
- Stefano Arienti, Seconda stanza cinese (Second Chinese Room), drawing, 2006-2007.
- Stefano Arienti, Seconda stanza cinese (Second Chinese Room), drawing, 2006-2007.
- Stefano Arienti: The Asian Shore, 2007. Photo: Clements/Howcroft Photography.
- Set of three gilded bronze sculptures of the Buddha (Chinese, 17th century) in the Second Chinese Room of the Gardner Museum.
Stefano Arienti: The Asian Shore
Isabella Gardner created spaces of private meaning in the Museum. The 1915 Second Chinese Room was just such a space, where she fantasized and projected romantic ideas of ritual and mystery onto a Buddhist shrine of her imagination.
Artist-in-Residence Stefano Arienti's interest in Asian art and culture led him to concentrate on the history of the Gardner Museum's Asian collection and on the Chinese Room in particular. Working with found images and other materials from the Gardner archives, the artist transformed his sources through drawing, by burning, tracing and transferring photocopies of original digital images. These drawings were as a frieze on an historical wall, a canon of human gesture, and linked ideas about what is classical and permanent in art to all that is intangible, immaterial and fleeting.
The Asian Shore installation integrated harmoniously with the architecture and the display practices of the museum, which appeal to the senses and give further expression to the way perception is tempered by ambiance. The work included a set of sliding 17th century Japanese doors with painted bamboo shoots that are usually displayed, on the reverse side, in an upstairs passageway, as well as, a series of rugs that the artist dyed to reveal unexpected patterns. The drawings, the sliding doors and especially the expanse of red and black surface created by the rugs enveloped viewers in a way that is both intimate and reassuring. Visitors to the exhibition were encouraged to go into the room, take off their shoes, sit on the rugs and enter into a sensual and meditative encounter with art.
This exhibition traveled to 2008 Gwangju Biennale.
Stefano Arienti was an Artist-in-Residence in the summer of 2004. He lives and works in Milan.
Publication: Stefano Arienti: The Asian Shore
A Conversation between the artist and curator
Artist Stefano Arienti and Curator of Contemporary Art Pieranna Cavalchini.
Pieranna Cavalchini (PC): How did you get interested in Asian art?
Stefano Arienti (AC): I began a more in-depth and systematic study of Asian art as an alternative to the first grand tour of contemporary art in 1997: Venice, Basel, Kassel, Muster, etc. that year, and also my first trip to India.
PC: What kind(s) of Asian art are you particularly drawn to?
SA: Visiting India, the architecture-sculpture and textile art, including a greater interest in carpets, but studying the ancient Orient, the pictorial traditions of China and Japan.
PC: As an AIR you spent over a month at the Gardner? How did your perceptions of the Museum change over time?
SA: Living inside the museum, one can travel in time, for example to the time of Isabella, delving into American history from a century ago, with interesting parallels to today, two periods of bellicose stability, expansion, and upset. The evolution of the institution of the museum follows changes in the world and in ideas, but it does not tell us in advance what will come.
PC: Aside from the Chinese Room is there a work of art or an aspect of the museum that you are particularly drawn to?
SA: A collection tied to a specific person in her time, with an installation that has remained untouched by museography, where each person can construct whatever path he or she desires, always coming back to look at the same things, side by side, but with a different interest. One can discover thousands of things and spontaneous new associations of ideas emerge.
PC: What do you mean by the title The Asian Shore?
SA: It is a literary quote from a story by Thomas Disch, it is a shore of arrivals and departures, inhabited by the undertow of time, where one can really take a rest.
PC: You are using a very unique drawing technique in this exhibition. Wood burning and carbon transfer on paper. What make you choose this particular technique for this particular installation?
SA: A technique discovered by chance, years ago, but refined more recently, it allows me to directly transform the forms and tones of photographs into drawing, with a very controlled and selective use of what was already contained in the image. It is a slow and by no means immediate way to probe complex images. I have used it most frequently on rare archival images, as for example those from Leonardo's ceiling in the Sala delle Asse in Milan, which are no longer recognizable.
PC: You have been working with rugs for several years. Why? What is it about rugs that appeals to you?
SA: Objects extremely rich in history, which we walk over unconsciously; while decorative, they give us so many images, motifs, and designs, a world to be investigated, which becomes painting as soon as they are touched, and in some way they are also ideal bases for sculptures, as soon as one pauses on them.
PC: What made you decide to include the Chrysanthemum and Bamboo sliding doors in your installation at the Gardner?
SA: The desire to know and appreciate a masterpiece hidden in the recesses of the museum, the signs of the bamboo curtain are connected to the scheme of my drawings, so that my Asian shore of carpets also has a cane thicket
The Second Chinese Room
Like many other 19th-century Americans, Isabella Gardner was fascinated with Asia, and in 1883 she embarked on a lengthy journey through Japan, China, Southeast Asia, and India. She was not yet a collector, although she bought a few souvenirs. During the construction of her museum, around 1900, Isabella bought many Asian objects from dealers in Boston—mostly decorative carvings and trinkets, which were used in the museum. In 1903, when her museum was first opened, most of galleries were devoted to Renaissance art although one room was called the Chinese Room. In t ypical Victorian fashion, it was filled with a mixture of Japanese screens, Asian textiles, 19th-century paintings, and Italian furniture. In 1915, Isabella Gardner undertook a major renovation of her museum. The old Chinese Room was dismantled and much of her Buddhist sculpture was moved into a new space. This dark, atmospheric setting was arranged like a shrine, decorated with large-scale Buddhist sculptures. One table was reserved for objects associated with Okakura Kakuzo, the recently deceased author of The Book of Tea. A devout Episcopalian, Gardner was fascinated by all of the world's religions. Gardner's friends found the Second Chinese Room awe-inspiring and tomb-like, but it was never regularly open to the public. It was a romanticized and very personal interpretation of a Buddhist temple, which seemed too much a jumble for many scholars: the room was dismantled and for the most part sold in 1971. The museum mourns today the loss of the Chinese Room and is seeking ways to redress this.
Saturday Talk
June 29, 2007, 1:30PM
Stefano Arienti joins Curator of Contemporary Art Pieranna Cavalchini to discuss the exhibition.
Tourist and Collector: Isabella Stewart Gardner's Passion For Asia
Thursday, September 27, 2007, 6:30PM
Nuriko Murai, Professor at Temple University, Tokyo and Gardner Museum Curator Alan Chong discuss Isabella's Asian collection and travels.
List of works in Stefano Arienti: The Asian Shore
Individual works in the The Asian Shore, an installation by Stefano Arienti.
1. Seconda stanza cinese (Second Chinese Room), 2007
100 drawings (each 42 x 29.7 cm)
Collection the artist, Milan
2. Chrysanthemums and Bamboo, Japanese, Rimpa School, 17th-century
Set of four sliding doors (fusuma)
Isabella Stewart Gardner Collection, Boston
Paint and gold on paper (each door: 167 x 187cm)
Set of four sliding doors (fusuma). Bamboo side on view in the gallery. Chrysanthemum side on view in the 2nd floor elevator landing
3.Aubusson rosso (Red Aubusson), 2006
Red-dyed rug (237 x 300 cm)
Courtesy the artist and the Lehmann Maupin Gallery, New York
4. Garabagh nero (Black Garabagh), 2006
Black-dyed kilim rug with drawings in white thread (198 x 134 cm)
Courtesy the artist and Lehmann Maupin Gallery, New York.
5. Nain rosso (Red Nain), 2006
Red-dyed rug (207 x 130 cm)
Courtesy the artist and Lehmann Maupin Gallery, New York.6. Sumak amaranto (Amaranthine Sumak), 2006
6. Amaranthine, 2006
Dyed wool rug (201 x 122 cm)
Courtesy the artist and the Lehmann Maupin Gallery, New York
7. Cinese nero (Black Chinese), 2006
Rug black-dyed wool rug (210 x 220cm)
Courtesy the artist and Lehmann Maupin Gallery, New York
8. Savonnerie rumena (Rumanian Savonnerie), 2006
Black-dyed wool rug (210 x 210 cm)
Courtesy the artist and the Lehmann Maupin Gallery, New York
9. Ensi cinese nero (Black Chinese Ensi), 2006
Black-dyed wool rug (107 x 152 cm)
Courtesy the artist and Lehmann Maupin Gallery, New York


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Blue Jays making long list of free-agent targets
The Toronto Blue Jays are casting a wide net in their search for rotation upgrades, already showing interest in free agents Zack Greinke, Anibal Sanchez, Kyle Lohse and Ryan Dempster, among others, according to major-league sources.
Toronto was a surprising contender in the American League East – much like Baltimore, the eventual wild-card winner – but fell out of the race after its starting rotation was ravaged by injuries. Toronto starters finished with a 4.82 ERA, sixth worst in the majors.
The Blue Jays also are among the clubs to inquire on right-hander Scott Baker, a free agent after going 8-6 with a 3.14 ERA over 134-2/3 innings during an injury-shortened 2011 season with the Minnesota Twins. He did not pitch in the majors this year after undergoing Tommy John surgery in April. Baker may not be ready when the regular season begins but is viewed as valuable rotation depth.
The Red Sox, Cubs and Rangers have varying degrees of interest in Baker, as well, sources say.
Free agents can begin switching teams Saturday, in what could be a frenetic start to the Hot Stove season. Until then, clubs are allowed to contact representatives and exchange information but not discuss contractual terms.
-- Jon Paul Morosi


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When we hear about Monks, we usually think of something religious or someone who is calm and in solidarity, and someone who is bald and sometimes good in martial arts or yin yang. Well the case is somewhat different in Atlantica Online. Yes they are still old, wrinkly and bald, but they are a vital part of any formation of any player, mostly in Player versus Player (PvP) battles.
So lets take a good look on the Monk mercenary:
Type : Magic Grade: D
Weapon: Staff Off-hand: Orb
Left: Monk, Center: High Monk, Right: Great Monk, Dharma, Dharma (Hero I, II)
The Monk is the most important mercenary aside from the Exorcist that is required to be in your formation during PvP battles; the most sole reason is that the Monk nullifies the stun counter and stun status of your mercenaries during a battl. Aside from removing stuns, Monks have passive skills that regenerate and increase the main characters life and defense. Some players prefer using two Monks during the early versions so they can have two passive skills (you can only learn one passive skill per Monk) and to increase the usage of the Awakening skill (use to remove the stun status and counters)
As for the PvE battles, Monks are not that quite useful except for the passive skill, some prefer to bring healers and replace the slot for the monk with a AoE damager or long range damager, but this doesnt mean that the Monk is not that useful in PvEs, the Monk can become a backup healer; the Awakening skill not only removes stun status, it also heals a small portion of your teams HP and targets your team in a cross formation, unlike in some healing skills which only target a single row.
Overall, the Monk is more suited for PvP situations rather than in PvE, but the Monk can also be flexible to both scenarios depending on the players gaming style.


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Hello everyone! New guy here..Looking to build up first set of Fett armor...as soon as I can sell of some of my horror collection!
Hello everyone! New guy here..Looking to build up first set of Fett armor...as soon as I can sell of some of my horror collection!
Cool man , welcome & good luck!!!!!!!!!!!
welcome mate.
now u cant say a statement like that and not elaborate - horror collection, intriguing - wot kinda collection? let me see let me see!!!
as for Fett - u decided on Boba or Jango yet? which ever u choose - sure u will find all the info u need on here. me? I'm new too, but let me know if I can be of any help
Been collecting horror for quite some time...alot of masks and props, I also collect and enjoy firearms. I work as a tattoo artist in Albany, GA.Im hoping to get a Boba suit, but Jango would just as cool! Heres a pic of part of my collections...My tattoo work can be seen at: www.myspace.com/nitemares1031 Hope to talk to some of you guys soon!
Last edited by GlockInk; Dec 9, 2008 at 10:32 PM.
Wow! My son would love those masks. And he's only 4! Very cool!
Anyone have any advice on where to start or also collect horror items!?
where to start on a boba? well u are already in the right place - right here on the TDH!
depends on wot u are goign for at the end of the day... is it a cossie for urself? 501 Legion clearance? how much u want to spend?
they go from extremes of cheap and cheerful cardboard armour (check out WOF templates) to top notch fan made armour like Fett Pride and Bobamaker. I am british - so I am biased ;P although considerin the exchange rate at the moment - there cant be a better time to buy a BM set (check out his website - its just a joy to look at!)
ur horror collection scares me. I would hate to walk into that room! thats a worryin gun collection. I live guns myself - but unfortunately live in UK. I am ex-Army myself, and love the M16 rifle and the colt 1911. I am now reduced to shot guns only for the annual pheasant hunt ;D
theres lots of research to do as well - as there are loads of versions of boba fett - check out TDH wiki just to get u more confused!
good luck in ur hunt and research matey - and let me know if I can be of any furhter assistance.
Welcome GlockInk, if you're looking for a Boba you need to decide which version. ie. ESB(Empire Strikes Back), ROTJ (Return of the Jedi), SE (Special Edition), etc... Once you decide it will make things easier when searching for information/parts. I made the mistake of not knowing and have spent alot of time back tracking.
Welcome GlockInk!!! I saw your tattoos on myspace! Wow, you do amazing work! I have a Fett tattoo haha. IMO, no matter what you version you do, start with the helmet
I want to see that tattoo :-)
Bobamaker all the way!
Start here...
FYI this is a pricey costume to make.
I decent Fett can cost you $1000 - $3000+, but that really depends on how accurate you want to be, and also added is the cost for paint and materials.
Top makers here are FettPride, Bobamaker, Man of War, MLC, Crusier(Jango), Wickedbeard(metal armor)... just to name a few.
Mojo-Fett, Serenity, Asok, Russ Rep...make small hard to find parts.
Ladysewforus, Galactic Bounty Hunter, 99centaco, Tk409, Julie... make soft parts.
There are also plans from wizard of flight if you want to make your own stuff from scratch.
Cant get to the link...Still in that "new" status...LOL So Im stuck on here for a few. Im looking to just outright buy the parts pre painted...dont have much time, or skill to do it myself. Still searching as to which version of Fett to do...any suggestions? ESB seems to be the way to go...And if any of you guys are in or near Georgia, come by and get some tattoos to help me fund this suit!
to buy it outright you are probably best to go with bobamaker. Either that or when you get access to the cargo hold keep an eye out on there for anyone selling stuff. Your portrait work is great. If you ever come out to california bring your stuff and do my star wars tattoos!
p.s. welcome to your newest addiction.
A very expensive one at that!
Is that a Corey Taylor mask I see? Awesome.
It sure is....and it will sell or trade out for Fett parts QUICK!
nice work man, good luck on your suit


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Chuck from OH asks:
I have always wondered what hackers could see on my computer if they ever broke in. Can they see my passwords? My Files? I'd sure appreciate some insight!
Excellent question; and one that I'm sure most people have wondered. The prospect of someone with ill intent having access to everything you store, or do, on your personal computer is a little scary. Just because you aren't visiting questionable websites or writing anti-government propaganda doesn't mean you want just anyone to have access to your personal life on such an intimate level. And let's face it, most of us store a ton of personal information on our pc… whether we mean to or not.
The simple answer to your question is "yes". Yes to all of it. However, consider the following: Hackers may be seedy individuals, but you may be able to take a little bit of comfort if you consider what most hackers are after. First, hackers generally don't know you or care anything about your music files or the pictures from your latest parties. Hackers are in the business of attaining information that makes their time and effort worthwhile. Hackers are after your money. Not always, but almost always.
This isn't to say that you should be comforted that they are only after your money… that's pretty serious business, but it is good to know that you probably aren't going to be the target of personal attacks aimed at ruining your reputation.
If you have ever received an unsolicited email or "spam", you have been the intended target of a hacker. If you opened the email and clicked on an image or a link, you opened the door between your computer and the hacker's. Any time your computer is infected with spyware or malware, you may be the victim of a hacker, and most likely the one who allowed him or her access. Hackers write code and create viruses that can be transmitted to your pc simply by you opening the wrong file, or clicking on a pop-up that catches your attention. Once you grant them access to your pc, the possibilities can be endless.
Viruses, malware, and adware are currently being distributed that allow hackers access to your files, passwords, photos, emails, and anything else you store on your pc. Programs exist which give hackers access to each keystroke you make. Some can even activate your computer's webcam. These, of course, are extreme instances and are not the types of attacks that generally take place against private citizens. But still – these are the capabilities of hackers today. However, unless you are a politician, your private life will probably remain private even if you are the victim of a cyber attack.
Fortunately, you hold the power to keep your pc, your finances, and your taste in music safe. It sounds overly simple, but your best defense is strong and multiple password use. It seems like a pain to have a bunch of passwords to remember, but it makes you far less vulnerable should you ever be hacked. When you receive alerts about security subscriptions nearing expiration, don't hit the "remind me later" button for six months – Update! Use the "spam" folder in your email accounts and make sure your protections are set to only allow email from approved senders. Resist the temptation to click on the flashy box to the right of your screen promising a flat belly without doing anything more than earning a million dollars a week while working from home. By keeping your antivirus updated and practicing safe Internet browsing, you will drastically reduce your chances of being the target of a malicious Internet user.
~Chad Stetson


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Celebrate National Girls & Women in Sports Day with the Tar Heels on Feb. 3! The fun runs from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Eddie Smith Field House off of Ridge Rd. Admission is free and the event includes activities for kids of all ages led by UNC's female student-athletes and community members. Afterward, head over to Carmichael Auditorium, where the Tar Heel women's basketball team will host Duke at 1 p.m.
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JCMorgan will appreciate this one. This ones for you my friend
A crusty old Marine Sergeant Major found himself at a gala event hosted by a local liberal arts college. There was no shortage of extremely young idealistic ladies in attendance, one of whom approached the Sergeant Major for conversation.
'Excuse me, Sergeant Major, but you seem to be a very serious man. Is something bothering you?'
'Negative, ma'am. Just serious by nature.'
'The young lady looked at his awards and decorations and said, 'It looks like you have seen a lot of action.'
'Yes, ma'am, a lot of action.
The young lady, tiring of trying to start up a conversation, said, 'You know, you should lighten up a little. Relax and enjoy yourself.'
The Sergeant Major just stared at her in his serious manner. Finally the young lady said, 'You know, I hope you don't take this the wrong way, but when is the last time you had sex?'
'1955, ma'am.
'Well, there you are. You really need to chill out and quit taking everything so seriously! I mean, no sex since 1955! She took his hand and led him to a private room where she proceeded to 'relax' him several times.
Afterwards, panting for breath, she leaned against his bare chest and said, 'Wow, you sure didn't forget much since 1955!'
The Sergeant Major, glancing at his watch, said in his serious voice, 'I hope not, it's only 2130 now.'Her hair glistened in the rain like a nose hair after a sneeze.
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|Did ya take him out for a few beers?
Glad it worked out for you, It was kind of handy having an electrician close by I think most everyone had already figured that it was a voltage problem from the way you had described it but it really is dangerous to try and trouble shoot a problem like this without being there to see it first hand. With most problems someone can be walked through the process but when dealing with electrical power it is just too dangerous IMO to try to do this from afar and I will always try and discourage it. This does not mean that I think that not everyone can properly do electrical work it is just that with electrical power being as unforgiving as it is there is a lot to learn first and just jumping into it with help only from someone who is not there to observe is definitely not the thing to do since it is easy to damage equipment, damage wiring, start a fire or get hurt.
Now that you have it going , if you need help with plumbing or any other problems you may encounter setting up your system we should be able to help you out.
|Henry Highrise
|Glad you got it worked out.
You are not the first one this has happened to, and won't be the last. several years ago, I helped my brother change his water heater in a mobile home. He went from a small 110v one to a larger 220v one. We did the same thing. The thing was that they were out of hot water for a day because of it. Or should I say his wife was. He and I were in hot water for some time over that. LOL
|Believe or not as an electrical contractor I have been known to accidently do this. Generaly it is with GE panels and the half size 220 volt breakers they make. Glad you got it sorted out
found the problem Yeah!!
Hey you that responded to this thread, I want to thank you for takeing time to be worried about others, it makes me feel good that there are good people out there, i have found the stressed out problem. My neighbor happened to be out side and he is an electrician, he came over and looked at my new panel box and all that we had done, i showed him the compressor and he looked it all over and found nothing wrong with it. went over to the panel box and he pulled the double breaker out and said shut the main off now. when i got back he showed me what was up with it. when my father in law put the breaker in it was only on a 110 leg instead of the 220 leg. when he moved the breaker down one spot, i turned the power on and walked over to the compressor and he said what are waiting for turn it on. AND LOWELL BE HOLD IT STARTED UP!!!!! Yeah i jumped up and down and ran around in circles, he thought i was kinda nuts, i told him i am glad you live close to me. well the sad story ended with a lot of hot air. LOL!!!! thanks for everyone that helped me scratch my head and got my morale up. THANK YOU ALL !!!!!
|I have to agree with oldred on this one. I recently did a bit of electrical work at my house putting in a run to my detached garage. I had the help of a friend who is an electricians apprentice right now and he had his boss check our plans out before hand. Should wires get crossed in either run, or have wrong type or size of wires, it can turn into a big accident!! Afterall, that's why there are codes to follow, not to be a pain, but to be safe.
|Zimaad, EVERTHING you asked needs to be considered and that is why a qualified person needs to check this thing. Heck a lot of people probably would not know how to do this right and enlisting the help of a pro makes a lot more sense than damaging the equipment/wiring or worse yet getting hurt. I mean this is 220 we are talking about it will melt wires big time and could knock the crap out of someone if they get careless.
Well, one thing you definately don't want to do is wire things up wrong and fry something in your house. First off, are you sure the 100A panel is wired correctly? How long is the run to the new box, what type/size cable is used and how many wires are there in that run? Is it an attached or detached garage? What size/type breaker is in the main panel?
Are you sure you are hooked up correctly from the 100A panel to the compressor. Should be two hots and a ground. How long is the run to the compressor? What size wire from 100A to compressor? Make sure the right connections are made in the compressor box. On mine, there are two poles to the pump/motor and two from the breaker, then the ground. Make sure these are according to the manual.
|First off you need to get someone qualified to do this to look at it but if you are getting power to the motor then it sounds like 110 volts. If you can not find someone then at least get a volt meter and check it with that. I strongly recommend getting some help as this is not something to monkey around with if you don't understand it since you could cause damage and it is just plain dangerous.
Then what would you think it would be.
What do you think there highrise, the weird thing why won't it just start right up. we checked the wireing again and all is leading to right but when we turn the switch to auto on, not a thing. i give up, do you think the switch would be bad on the compressor, i can't believe it would be since it has never be used, heck i can't even use it. what a crappy deal.well if you guys have any other ideas throw them to me. i would be happy to hear your advice, i think even the pros would be scratching there heads to.
|Henry Highrise
|My thinking is the green wire should go to a grounding bar in the switch box, they usually have bare wires and the white neutrals from the 110 circuits in them as well as the ground for the 220 (Green) If you have a double breaker 220 then you did right with the back and the white going to it.
need some help
Why dont you just call in some pro help, before you do further damage. Im like you i try to do everything myself if i can, but i think you need to have someone check out your wiring, its not worth the risk to your shop, or you. Please dont take me wrong, im not cutting you down.
Here what i have.
in my panel box, Highrise i have one big breaker for 220 stuff, ok he has it hooked up like this . green wire to a brass screw on the side, then a black and white wire goes in each of the holes in the back of the breaker. then snapped it in place and flipped it on. is this right. or wrong, looks like it would be right .
|Henry Highrise
|Only other thing I can think of is.......When you put your two breakers in your switch box...did you plug them in on the same leg in the box? If you did it will not work, you have to have one on each 110 leg in your box.
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