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Engineers and engineering managers generally agree that the first step of a project is to define requirements. They also agree that a design should be done before implementation starts. But is this commonly known and widely observed practice correct? Haven't we all encountered a design that, well into the project, was found to be a poor fit for the platform? It's not that the design was bad – it was just inappropriate for the specific technology being used. Can it be there are times when the design first approach makes no sense?
How dare I suggest there are times when engineers should start implementation before there is a design? Well, actually I'm saying something even worse. I claim there are times when the engineers should simply play with the technology to learn about it and see what it can do – BEFORE they do a design. I'm not saying they should do this at home in their free time. This is corporate work and they should charge the project while they explore the technology with no preconceived design.
BLASPHEME!! – again.
How dare I claim there are times when a technical expert can be behaving in a professional fashion by "playing" with a technology on company time when the schedule clock is ticking? Well, because it's true. Sometimes, especially with new or unfamiliar technology, the team can produce a design that is completely inappropriate for the mysterious new (to them) technology. Worse, the team may produce a design that is a near miss that "sort of" works. That design must be shoehorned into the platform and beaten into submission with months of tweaking and hard work. If you have not seen this on a project, you are in denial or have not been an engineer long enough. Asking an engineer ignorant of the nuances of a technology to do a design is like asking Picasso to do a gothic painting of the Last Supper. You might get something, but the genius, subject matter, and style are just not in sync. Such a design will likely be ugly and inefficient or worse.
I recently completed an iPhone application called "Treadmill Controller". I started it in the universally accepted right way. I started with full and complete requirements, a design, and even an implementation on a Windows PC platform. My initial concept was to simply port this implementation to the iPhone. However, the two platforms (PC and iPhone) have very different capabilities and user interface concepts.
· The PC application was intended to generate a "chirp" audio file that could be played back later with Media Player to control the treadmill speed and incline. With the iPhone app, however, it seemed more appropriate to stream the controlling audio "chirps" out the earphone jack.
· The PC has much, much more screen real-estate.
· The PC application was mouse oriented and made extensive use of drop-down menus. This approach just didn't translate well to the touch-screen iPhone.
In just a couple of days I was able to generate "chirp" audio on the iPhone and stream it out the earphone jack to control a treadmill. However, generating specific audio chirps is pretty much an algorithmic exercise and somewhat independent of whether it is implemented in C, C++, or Objective C. Specifying a workout segment, on the other hand, requires extensive interaction with the iPhone user interface. One must provide its time, speed, and incline.
To build a suitable user interface on the iPhone I had to learn how to create and manipulate a number of user interface elements. To appropriately use this iPhone technology I also had to learn what looked and "felt" right. While there was learning "how to" there was far more learning "how to in situ".
I invested over a month "playing" with different approaches and implementation concepts to learn what was useable, comfortable, and efficient. In many companies the cost of this investment would have been prohibitive and the first generation product would not have been very good.
There can be many unknowns in the real world of engineering design. Resolving issues and implementing a good product requires teamwork between management and staff and between the various corporate groups. Great products cannot be made from a superficial understanding of a new technology. One must master the technological nuances, speak the proper incantations, and lay the magic sticks in the right orientation. This will only happen when management supports pre-design "playing" to become expert with the new and unknown technology.


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If the only motivation for adding 'multiValued=flexible' is the response format, what about just changing the response format version number and writing the wrapping list based on that? Allowing multiple values, but behaving like single value fields when only one value exists would be a *huge* simplification for my app! ryan On Sun, Nov 11, 2012 at 7:09 AM, Yonik Seeley <email@example.com> wrote: > On Sun, Nov 11, 2012 at 3:33 AM, Robert Muir <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > > I am guessing at times people are lazy about schema definition. But, I > think > > with lucene 4 stats we can detect if a field is actually single valued... > > Something like terms.size == terms.doccount == terms.sumdocfreq. I have > to > > think about it a bit, maybe its even simpler than this? Anyway, this > couple > > be used instead of actual schema def to just build a fieldcache instead > of > > uninverted field I think... Should be a simple opto but maybe potent... > > Funny you should mention this now - I was thinking exactly the same > thing on the flight home from ApacheCon! > > This "detect single-valued" also has implications for things other > than faceting as well - as you say, people can be lazy about the > schema definition and having things "just work" is a good thing. > > I've thought about a more flexible field that acts like a single > valued field when you use it like that, and a multi-valued field > otherwise. There won't quite be back compat with responses though > (since multiValued fields with single values now look like > "foo":["single_value"] instead of "foo":"single_value".) Perhaps we > could add something like multiValued=flexible or something (and switch > to that by default), while retaining back compat for > multiValued=true/false. Either that or bump "version" of the schema > or response. This is actually pretty important if we ever want to do > more "schema-less" (i.e. type guessing based on input), since it > allows us to only guess type and not have to deal with figuring out > multiValued. It could lower the numer of dynamic field definitions > necessary and make choosing the correct one simpler. > > -Yonik > http://lucidworks.com > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com > For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com > >
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Converation with Xilania NevagonEdit
from The Battle of Cauldron Hollow
You say, "Hail, Xilania Nevagon!"
Xilania looks at you coldly and says, "If you seek to advance the cause of the Prince of Hate we may have something to speak about. If you are of the godless heathen sect please leave my presence at once or suffer my wrath!"
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"Listen closely, underling. You are about to be given a chance to aid the growth of Hate's influence throughout Norrath. Our time is at hand!"
"What do you mean?"
"The forces of Hate have long been in conflict with the followers of that wretched sow of Growth, Tunare. The fools who pander to her whim do not understand that the triumph of Innoruuk is inevitable!"
"What does this have to do with me?"
"Throughout our world's history, the Prince of Hate's followers have battled against the puppets of Tunare time and time again. Now, with the influence of our master rising once more, the link to these past conflicts has never been stronger."
"What is my part in this?", you ask.
The Seraph replies, "I need a hero of our modern age to slip through the fabric of time itself and take part in a crucial battle that will allow us to speak to our dark master directly once more. If you have the courage, you will be that hero."
"How is such a thing possible?"
Xilania leans forward and confides, "The influence of the gods transcends time itself. Such conflicts unleash planar forces so primal that they weaken the ephemeral veil that separates the present from the past. By focusing the essence of Hate, I can send your spirit through that veil to a crucial battle in the past."
"Why don't you travel back in time yourself?"
"As the Seraph of Hate, I am the only one powerful enough to focus the energies required to send a spirit to the past and bring it back again. I must remain here, which is why I need your assistance."
"Where in the past would I be going?"
"One of the great clashes between Hate and Growth took place in the Battle of Cauldron Hollow. It occurred at a crucial point during the War of Fay, in which our people sought to unify the sacred Scroll of H'dar."
"What is the Scroll of H'dar?"
"The scroll bears an ancient incantation that allows us to speak to our great master, Innoruuk. The parchment was torn in half long ago. One part was kept in a place of honor deep in Neriak, while the other was held captive by the cursed Koada'Dal in Felwithe."
"How was the scroll to be unified?"
"During the War of Fay, the mighty Teir'Dal Empire captured Felwithe and recovered the other half of the scroll. Prince Talvus Thex was dispatched to bring it to Neriak to be united with the other piece, but he was ambushed by the cowardly Kithicor Rangers at the port of Cauldron Hollow. The parchment was lost."
"What is my part in this?"
"With your considerable tactical knowledge, you will take part in this legendary fight. Your spirit will inhabit the body of Commander N'Farre, leader of the Dragoon of Gul'Thex. Strike down the Kithicor Rangers and recover the other half of the scroll."
"What happens when I succeed?"
"With both halves of the Scroll of H'dar united in Neriak, history will be rewritten. The Teir'Dal will commune with the Prince of Hate and lead an empire that conquers all of Norrath! Will you fulfill your role in history?"
"I will recover the scroll for you."
"Then be off! When you defeat the rangers and recover the scroll, your spirit will be brought forward to take your place in our new empire! Are you ready to travel back to the battle?"
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The STM Aluminum Wheel Spacers are machined aluminum and hollowed for an extra lightweight advantage. These 20mm spacers weigh only 1.10 pounds each and feature the STM logo, along with a clearly marked millimeter size.
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Mario and Luigi Lego Mosaics by gpscWatch
©2010-2017 gpsc
I played around alot with the lighting on these ones to make it more visually interesting. I hope that I succeeded. Fullsize download is 1280x1024
played what? These sprites are from the NES version of the educational game "Mario is Missing"
Looks pretty nice!
would you mind if I tired to actually make these guys out of legos?
not at al would you like anything to help? I can ake a list of parts and colors or render a flat view or something.
um actually if you can make a list of parts and colors that would be awesome!! I mean if it's not too much trouble!! thank you soooo much btw!
well the parts list isn't exactly user friendly but it might help nevertheless. I've also made a flat image so you can see how the parts went together. Making them for real, you may wanna use different parts than I did. I only used 1x thick blocks, which would make these guys pretty weak. But the way I modified the sprites should be helpful. the actual sprites would not have made stable figures.
Great job, I like it!
These are awesome. I've always wanted to make some like this, but never have the patience too. Good for you!
I love this! Nice!
very cool! these guys look real!
Pretty cool.


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| Terrence
|The Narrator
|First Appearance
|Fable: The Balverine Order
|Last Appearance
|Fable: The Balverine Order
Terrance is a character in Fable: The Balverine Order. He is the appointed duke of the town of Overland and a member of the Unknown King's court.
In the opening days of the Age of Industry and the end of the Hero King's life in Albion, Terrance had already served as the duke of Overland for some time, granted the position by the king of an unknown continent to the east. Though the king originally held Terrance to be a brave, noble, and selfless man, he discovered to his disappointment that once in a position of power, Terrance was indistinguishable from any other politician.
While Terrance makes his way back to his king after running late on an excursion, the king hears the story of the Balverine Order from an individual who only calls himself "The Narrator." After the Narrator is finished with his story, Terrence returns at last, asking to be introduced to the Narrator. Recognizing Terrance for what he really was, the Narrator shoots him in the shoulder with a silver bullet, revealing him to be a White Balverine. As the king beholds Terrance's transformation with a stunned horror, the Narrator simply prepares another shot and kills the wounded beast, proclaiming his hunt for the supposed last member of the Balverine Order concluded. When the guards appear and ask who killed the Balverine, the Narrator is gone, and the king is credited with the kill.
- Terrence is the Duke of Overland.


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Wednesday 26th July
Sandringham Flower Show is one of the most prestigious horticultural events in the East of England. Now in its 136th year, it is much more than just a Flower Show. It is a unique event offering not only the best in horticulture but also an excellent day out, filled with family entertainment. Set in the magnificent surroundings of Sandringham Park with Sandringham House and Sandringham Church as a backdrop, this one-day Show attracts around 20,000 visitors each year.
£24.00 Adult, £14.00 Child (inc. ticket & travel)
Saturday 5th August
Set in the grounds of Blenheim Palace the Countryfile Live 2017 is spread over four days showcasing the best of the British countryside.
Join the Countryfile presenters, and discover Adam's farm. Other attractions include the latest farm machinery displays, the great British ice-cream parlour, the national trust theatre, crafts in action, shopping at hundreds of food and craft stalls, a vintage fun fair, wild animals and rare breeds, equine village, dog displays, and much more!
£48.00 Adult, £44.00 Senior Citizen (over 65), £34.50 Child (under 16) (inc. ticket & travel)
Thursday 10th August
If you are looking to fully immerse yourself in the beauty of the Yorkshire countryside then look no further than this day trip. Enjoy morning refreshments and a spot of shopping in the morning followed by a delicious carvery lunch.
We meet our local guide en route to Lightwater Valley Shopping Village . We will take a refreshing cup of tea or coffee after our journey before having time to browse the extensive range of clothing and much more. You will receive a 20% discount voucher to use during your visit and you are really spoilt for choice here, from jewellery, luxurious towels to a lovely range of home furnishings there is something for everyone. The Greenery garden centre is also well worth a visit for all those planting needs, the helpful staff will be on hand to help with any gardening questions you might have.
Our two course lunch or carvery will be served at approximately 1pm in the Granary Cafe which serves hearty and traditional food, followed by tea and coffee.
After lunch approximately 1430 we travel on to our Tales Tour: A Journey through History. There is so much to see on your journey to the Wensleydale Railway, from the small town of Masham, which has one of the oldest markets in the country, to Middleham, famous for its castle where the mighty Earl of Warwick and Richard III lived. You will also pass through the pretty market town of Leyburn, featured in the ITV series 'Heartbeat'
We meet the train at Redmire Station, where you will have the opportunity to look around the station and visit the well-stocked gift shop. On leaving Redmire you will get one of the best views of the Dales, a definite photo opportunity. You will travel through Leyburn station, where the splendour of mid-Wensleydale can be seen before ending your journey at Leeming Bar. There will be the opportunity for a brief comfort break before you board your coach and head home.
£50.00 per person (inc. morning refreshments, two course lunch, one way trip on the Wensleydale Railway & travel) (please note train journey details and date are subject to release of 2017 programme)
Saturday 12th August
Our annual visit to Whitby is always popular with our customers. If you're wondering what to do in Whitby the options are plenteous. Steeped in history, there are many visitor attractions that are connected to the town's fascinating past, such as the Captain Cook Memorial Museum, where you can learn about the famous explorer's life in the port town. Other things to do in Whitby include visiting the Dracula Experience on the seafront, where you can be guided through the story and learn about its connection to the town. A trip to Whitby would not be the same without climbing the 199 steps to Whitby Abbey, counting as you go, and exploring the beautiful ruins which tower over the town.
Many flock to Whitby for its boutique shops and quirky streets, where you will find unique Whitby jet jewellery and other fascinating items and of course after all that exploring you may want to try some fresh fish & chips!
£20.00 Adult, £18.00 Child (inc. travel)
Tuesday 15th August
Come into the world of the animals at the UK's No.1 Walkthrough Wildlife Adventure! There's family fun all day long with the walkthrough safari animal areas, a full programme of ranger talks and feeding time, indoor and outdoor play areas, cafes and shops in the new Safari Village.
Lion Country, Land of the Tiger, Leopard Heights and the Polar Bears are just some of the attractions at this brilliant Park that has grown in popularity since its opening in 2009. Based near Doncaster it's a great day out for all the family.
£34.00 Adult, £33.00 Senior Citizen, £30.00 Child (3-15yrs) (inc. ticket & travel)
Thursday 17th August
The term 'State Rooms' is applied to those rooms that were
designed and built as the public rooms of the Palace, in
which monarchs receive, reward and entertain their
subjects and visiting dignitaries. Today the State Rooms at
Buckingham Palace are used extensively by The Queen and
members of the Royal Family to receive and entertain their
guests on State, ceremonial and official occasions.
The Palace's nineteen State Rooms predominantly reflect the taste George IV (r.1820-30), who commissioned the architect John Nash to transform what had previously been known as Buckingham House into a grand palace. Today the State Rooms are furnished with many of the greatest treasures from the Royal Collection, including paintings by Van Dyck and Canaletto, sculpture by Canova, exquisite pieces of porcelain, and some of the finest English and French furniture in the world.
Subject to our visiting slot free time may be available in London also.
£44.00 Adult, £42.00 Senior Citizen (over 60) £36.00 Child (under 17) (inc. entrance & travel)
If you would prefer to visit just London and make your own plans on this trip please contact us for prices for coach transport only.
Tuesday 22nd August
Visit Skipton 'The Gateway to the Dales' a wonderful historic market town situated in North Yorkshire right in the heart of beautiful scenery. At 2.45pm we will take a three hour cruise on the Leeds - Liverpool canal, the longest canal in the UK at 127 miles long. Whilst on board you will be able to enjoy a lovely Cream Tea of tasty sandwiches, fresh scones with conserves and a pot of tea or coffee.
£37.00 Adult, £35.00 Child (under 16) (inc. canal trip, afternoon tea & travel)
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Thursday 24th August
Finding great days out for toddlers and older children alike can be a tricky task - but Gulliver's Kingdom is unique in that is specially designed for families with children aged between the years of 2 and 13. The wide range of rides and attractions - from the Western World and pirates play area, to the log flume and Drop Tower - mkes Gulliver's Kingdom one of the best theme parks in the UK for children.
Set on a stunning hillside, there's extra adventure, added adrenaline and fabulous views all thrown in for free! Our location makes for a unique theme park experience adding an extra dimension to your ride thrills, the illusion of super-high tower rides and flight-like coasters, and at an altitude of 629 feet (overlooking a valley some 300 feet below), there's not another log flume in Europe with views like this one!
£32.00 Adult, £29.00 Child (over 90cm) £10.00 Child (under 90cm) (inc. ticket & travel)
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Wednesday 30th August
LONDON - 9 hours free time
This excursion to our Capital city allows nine hours free time in London. Visit the many museums and tourist attractions (some now free to enter) take in a matinee show the choice is endless or shop till you drop from markets to high end designer stores.
£24.00 Adult, £21.00 Child (under 16) (inc. travel)
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Monday 23rd October
This unique walking tour takes you behind-the-scenes and showcases a huge array of beautiful sets, costumes and props. Step inside and discover the actual Great Hall, explore Dumbledore"s office, step onto the famous cobbles of Diagon Alley featuring the shop fronts of Ollivanders, and Weasleys Wizard Wheezes. See iconic props from the films, learn how creatures were brought to life, and rediscover other memorable sets !
£55.00 Adult, £47.00 Child (5-15yrs) (inc. ticket & travel)
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Thursday 26th October ⬠Date to be confirmed
Our visit will include a welcome from JCB, refreshments and
a short presentation in the JCB Theatre showing the corporate
AV on the global manufacturing facilities and products,
followed by attending a personal tour of the new Story of JCB
exhibition and the JCB shop.
The tour also consists of the assembly line of the world famous Backhoe Loader machine; here you will see the process of how the machine is built from the delivery of the sheet steel, profiling, laser cutting, welding, paint shop, assembly and finally the finished product!
Please note due to the length of the tour it may not be suitable for those with walking difficulties. This tour is also only available to those over the age of 15 and you must wear Closed Toe footwear for safety reasons.
£28.50 per person (inc. ticket & travel)
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Saturday 28th October
The Deep tells the amazing story of the world's oceans through stunning marine life, interactive and audio-visual presentations making it a fun-filled family day out for all ages. See sharks, rays, turtles, penguins and more at this fantastic aquarium. This award-winning attraction is home to 3,500 fish including magnificent sharks and rays.
£25.00 Adult, £24.00 Senior Citizen, £20.00 Child (inc. entrance & travel)
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Saturday 28th October
Visit Hull, the UK City of Culture 2017 - Whether you're after exciting history or eclectic shopping, Hull has everything you're looking for. From high street giants to small independent shops, Hull has all you would expect from your shopping experience and more.
£15.00 Adult, £12.00 Child (inc. travel)
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Saturday 4th November
Spend a day at the Hobbycrafts and Sewing for Pleasure Shows and Cake International at the NEC Birmingham. Hobbycrafts is the chance to see all the latest crafting ideas, new kits, and to get some great bargains! Cake International is the UKâ¬"s leading cake decorating, sugarcraft and baking show bringing together the latest trends and supplies, cutting edge workshops and demos and famous Cake International competition display.
£26.00 Adult, £25.00 Senior Citizen, £14.00 Child (under 16 with an adult) (inc. ticket & travel)
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Saturday 18th November
Our annual visit to York - ever popular for the start of Christmas shopping. With its mix of designer labels, high street names, independent shops, and antique shops selling vintage jewellery York will satisfy your shopping needs. Wander the web of cobbled shopping streets including the famous Shambles. York also has a host of other attractions that you could visit including the free National Railway Museum, York Minster, Jorvik Viking Centre and many more.
£18.00 Adult, £16.00 Child
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Saturday 25th November
Meadowhall offers something for everyone, shop the latest high street and designer fashions, and let the 280 stores inspire your Christmas gift ideas! The Oasis Dining Quarter means that when you need to take a break and get something to eat there are many choices from Thai to American to British.
£16.00 Adult, £14.00 Child
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Saturday 16th December
Manchester"s award winning Christmas Markets return this winter offering mouth-watering international food, drinks and delicately crafted Yuletide gifts in the heart of city. With more than 300 stalls and chalets spread across the city centre the markets are free. Soak up the atmosphere and follow the market trail through the city centre as it tempts you with gifts, crafts, jewellery, and clothes.
£20.00 Adult, £18.00 Child (inc. travel)
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Saturday 17th March 2018
Following a record breaking 8 years in London"s West End, War Horse is coming to Nottingham in 2018.
At the outbreak of World War One, Joey, young Albert"s beloved horse is sold to the Cavalry and shipped to France. He"s soon caught up in enemy fire, and fate takes him on an extraordinary journey, serving on both sides before finding himself alone in no man"s land. Albert, who remained on his parents Devon farm, cannot forget Joey. Though still not old enough to enlist he embarks on a treacherous mission to find him and bring him home.
The performance starts at 7.30pm seats are in the Stalls at Nottingham Theatre Royal
£69.00 per person (inc. ticket & travel)
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Saturday 18th November 2017
Set in magical surroundings with a cast of 130 professional singers, dancers and musicians many of whom are West End performers. The three hour performance is said to deliver an extravaganza of non-stop singing, dancing, music, humour and variety. It"s a fast moving celebration of the festive season featuring a mix of both seasonal and year-round favourites, with famous and much-loved chart toppers being sung alongside traditional carols.
Sat 9th - Sun 10th Dec 2017
Hyde Park Winter Wonderland is a spectacular festive event in the heart of the capital. A dazzling array of activities and entertainment await you. Enjoy skating around the UKs largest open-air ice rink, have an arctic adventure in the Magical Ice Kingdom, see jaw-dropping circus shows, and stunning views across London in the Giant Observation Wheel. There are over 100 rides and attractions, Londons largest German-style Christmas Markets, plus a wealth of delicious food and mulled wine aplenty.
On arrival in the Capital your time in London is free to do as you please. If the Winter Wonderland is not for you perhaps some shopping in Oxford Street or at Camden Market, you could also arrange to see a show on the Saturday evening the possibilities are endless.
Staying one night bed and breakfast at the 3* Thistle City Barbican Hotel, London enjoys easy access to three underground stations and all rooms are en-suite.
£89.00 per person sharing a twin or double room £138.00 per person in a single room (inc. hotel accommodation, English breakfast & travel)
Please remember to clarify with the coach company you are booking
with that your money is kept safe and secure in a client trust account in
accordance with the Package Travel Regulations 1993.
Booking with Sleafordian Coaches will ensure that that is always the case.
To make a booking on any of our tours / excursions please contact us on 01529 303333 / 414242.
Or Use our new online booking facilty where you can book your specific seats and pay online in one seamless transaction.
Alternatively email firstname.lastname@example.com with your name, address, contact telephone number, pick up location and how many people you want to book.
Should you have any special requirements for example: dietary, mobility etc. we would be happy to discuss these with you and make arrangements for you.
For tours we require a £50.00 deposit per person on booking. Balances are due eight weeks before the departure date.
On day excursions for which tickets are required (e.g. Strictly Come Dancing) we require a deposit on booking - for further details please contact our office on 01529 303333 / 414242
We accept debit / credit cards either over the phone, at our offices on Pride Parkway, Sleaford or online (slight charge applies to credit card payments, no charge for debit cards or online transactions)
We are able to take cheques made payable to: Sleafordian Coaches
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Source: Sounds U.K. January 1984
Submitted by: Richard Orchard
Were you writing songs back when you had your first band, Smile?
Yes, but mostly we were playing other people's material, adaptations of other people's material. We did a heavy version of 'If I were a Carpenter' and a lot of more or less pure jamming where we'd start off with a riff and build on that. We had an elemental version of 'Doing Alright' which was on the first Queen album. There was a particular track called 'Earth' which was a Smile single which was released in America and sold zero. I quite liked it. I think we did a couple of adaptations of Motown things, and we did a couple of Cream songs like 'N.S.U' and I think we also did 'Sweet Wine'
Had you built your own guitar by the time Smile was formed?
Oh yeah, long before that. I was playing in an amateur group called '1984', and I had it by then. But I don't want to talk about 1984 before because it was just a schoolboy band.
What was the reason for building your own guitar?
Because I couldn't afford what I wanted! I though I wanted a Les Paul or a Stratocaster, though I never had one in my hands. I didn't particularly like what most of my friends had, which were Hofner Coloramas and Futuramas. I sort of liked them but I thought I could do better, I thought I could make something better. So my Father and I set about it. Originally I designed the pickups, but I ditched them because, although they had a good sound, they didn't have a uniform feel. You'd squeeze the string and they would just make the wrong sound, So I threw them out and put Burns pickups on; which we commercially available at the time, and they're what I still use. I filled them up with epoxy resin to stop them being microphonic but, apart from that, they're standard.
What types of amplifiers were you using in your early days?
(Vox) AC30's from pretty early. First of all I was using an old valve amplifier which was part of a radio we had at home. We disconnected the radio part and plugged into the preamp and that was the first thing I used. That's when we played in each other's houses. Next, I bought a Burns amplifier which I was never really happy with. By then I had played some of my friend's AC30's and that's what I went to. I got a secondhand AC30 pretty soon after that, And I've stuck with AC30's ever since. The Shadows were big AC30 people in those days, that's where I got the idea from.
How did Queen evolve from Smile?
Smile got very disillusioned and split up. Although we'd put a record out, it didn't sell and we felt like we were going nowhere; it was a general depression. Sometimes we'd play in a club and get a good reaction, but it wouldn't lead anywhere because you'd go to the next place and no one had ever heard of you. So we thought we'd try to make a record because that's how you get to the next stage. That's how you get to the point where people know who you are and instead of just listening to you while they're drinking beer and picking up girls, they're going to come and listen to you because they like you. So we directed our efforts toward writing, and Queen started to come together at that time.
We already knew Freddie because he was a fiend of our bass player and he had come to some of our shows. I shared a flat with Roger in those days and Freddie would come and stay sometimes. We talked and talked and we were both big Hendrix fans. By that time Hendrix had come along and completely changed all our lives – particularly mine.
Anyway, we got together and we wrote and said if we're going to approach this, then we h