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This is really bothering me, my fan is always on high and the laptop is completely cool. I cleaned out all the dust, even opened my laptop to take any remaining dust, but the fan is still very loud. Once I go to watch a video or play a game in full screen, the fan freaks out and starts to lag whatever I am doing. Also, as soon as the fan starts roaring away, with nothing running, it makes my cpu jump to 20-30% Any idea what the problem is?
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Synod speeches: fourteenth and fifteen sessions
Tuesday's president delegate was Cardinal Juan Sandoval Iniguez. At the start of the afternoon session, Archbishop Nikola Eterovic, secretary general of the Synod of Bishops, recalled that today is the 43rd anniversary of the opening of Vatican Council II and the feast of Blessed John XXIII. Speech excerpts follow: METROPOLITAN JOHANNIS ZIZIOULAS OF PERGAMO, GREECE. "It is a great honour for me to be given the opportunity to address this venerable episcopal Synod and bring to it the fraternal greetings and best wishes of the Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew and the Church of Constantinople. The invitation to our Church to send a fraternal delegate to this Synod is a gesture of great ecumenical significance. We respond to it with gratitude and love. We Orthodox are deeply gratified by the fact that your Synod also regards the Eucharist as the source and summit of the life and mission of the Church. It is extremely important that Roman Catholics and Orthodox can say this with one voice. There may still be things that separate our two Churches but we both believe that the Eucharist is the heart of the Church. It is on this basis that we can continue the official theological dialogue of our two Churches, which is now entering a new phase. Eucharistic ecclesiology can guide us in our efforts to overcome a thousand years of separation. For it is a pity to hold the same conviction of the importance of the Eucharist but not be able to share it at the same table." REV. FILIPPO VAYLTSEV OF THE PATRIARCHATE OF MOSCOW, RUSSIA. "The Eucharist is the central and most important point of the life of the Church and of every Christian. Hence, the weakening of Eucharistic awareness leads to a destruction of ecclesiastic awareness, ... and to errors in the understanding of Christian values. ... We would be very pleased if our experience of Eucharistic life, both past and present, proves useful and helpful to the Roman Catholic Church. ... It must not be forgotten that preparation for communion in the Russian Orthodox Church also includes, apart from inner preparation, 'The Rule' (strict fasting for three days, visits to Church during these three days, prayers for communion, and special Eucharistic fasting after midnight), and Confession is also compulsory. However, these strict rules are seen by the Church not as an obligation, but as a measure that was formed historically in accordance with tradition, and that people apply to themselves." MOR SEVERIUS MALKE MOURAD OF THE SYRO-ORTHODOX PATRIARCHATE, SYRIA. "In our Syrian Orthodox Church, we celebrate the divine liturgy in Syriac-Aramaic, the language of our Lord Jesus; and during the divine liturgy the very same words which Jesus said in the Upper Room are recited. And the priest who celebrates this Sacrament, has to celebrate it alone. I feel proud that I live in the Monastery of St. Mark in the Old City of Jerusalem, where Jesus had His Last Supper. ... The presence of Christ in the Holy Eucharist is not only His bodily presence, but all His fullness in humanity and divinity. So Lord Jesus is present in all parts of the two elements. ... St. Paul the Apostle exhorts the believer to spiritually prepare himself before he comes to receive holy communion with faith, reverence and a pure conscience, and should cleanse his body and observe the pre-communion fast at 12 midnight. We used to give the sacraments of holy communion to the children immediately after they receive the sacraments of Baptism and Confirmation." BISHOP NAREG (MANOUG) ALEMEZIAN, ECUMENICAL OFFICIAL OF THE GREAT HOUSE OF CILICIA, ARMENIA. "The Armenian word used to designate the Holy Eucharist is 'Surp Patarag,' which means holy sacrifice. In the liturgical life of the Church we are at God's service (liturgy) and offer sacrifice of thanksgiving (Eucharist) for gifts received from Him. Holy Eucharist is centred on the sacrificial giving of our Saviour and generating a communion of love with God and our fellow beings by the power of the Holy Spirit. ... In assessing the constructive role of bilateral and multilateral ecumenical dialogues in discussing the theme of 'Church as Communion,' I encourage all of us to engage in the study of Eucharistic ecclesiology, which situates the unity of the Church in the local celebration of the Holy Eucharist presided over by the bishop in communion with his brother bishops. In this respect, the distinctive role of the bishop is underlined as the one who takes care of the flock entrusted to him by the Good Shepherd, tending it with a love that is most fully revealed in the Eucharistic partaking of the one bread for a spiritual and universal communion in the mystical Body of Christ." BISHOP JOHN HIND OF CHICHESTER, ENGLAND. "I bring greetings from the Archbishop of Canterbury and request for prayers for Anglicans at a difficult time. ... When is it appropriate to share holy communion? How should we interpret the public giving of communion to the Protestant Frere Roger Schutz? The Eucharist is not primarily a matter or rite or ceremonial but a living of the new life in Christ. If it is to be truly Christian, there must be criteria for mutual recognition. No less important is the extent to which we suffer with each other. ... In the Eucharist it is not our fellowship that is being celebrated, but our reconciliation with God which creates our fellowship. ... If the Eucharist is itself 'Mysterium fidei' then it must follow that our fellowship or communion in the Church is also a 'mysterion,' in other words, speaking something we cannot understand by reason alone. Finally, being united with Christ in His self-offering orients us not only towards God but also towards every single one of our human brothers and sisters, for whom in their amazing diversity the Son of God gave His life." CARDINAL GERALDO MAJELLA AGNELO, ARCHBISHOP OF SAO SALVADOR DA BAHIA, BRAZIL. "We know how, from the first centuries of Christianity, special attention was paid to faithful who could not participate in the celebration of Eucharistic sacrifice, which was why the conservation of the Eucharist was instituted, to meet the various requirements of such situations. ... I would like to underline the situation of the sick, prisoners and elderly people who have difficulty in moving independently. I would also mention here the need to train lay faithful to promote visits by a priest for sacramental reconciliation, and then to continue their pastoral care by bringing Eucharistic communion. Today, many persons feel alone because they lack close relatives, or because they have been placed in permanent nursing homes, or due to the difficulties in walking that force them to remain confined to their beds with no possibility of receiving visits from relatives and friends, or even rejected because they are no longer productive. In a world with so many means of ommunication, people, even healthy people, often live in isolation and silence. However, in moments of suffering people become sensitive and needful of an expression of God's goodness and mercy. Thus God needs our efforts and our testimony to fulfil the experience of His love." FIFTEENTH CONGREGATION The president delegate on duty on Wednesday morning was Cardinal Telesphore Placidus Toppo, and 239 Synod Fathers were present. Given below are excerpts from some of the speeches delivered this morning by Synod Fathers and auditors: ARCHBISHOP OSWALD THOMAS COLMAN GOMES OF COLOMBO, SRI LANKA. "We have to promote a visible demonstration of our faith in the Eucharistic Lord. And this has to be done more in deed than in word. Reference has already been made here to many abuses and aberrations in the celebration of the Eucharist and gross lack of reverence for the Most Blessed Sacrament. ... Particular reference has been made to secularism and relativism. It is unfortunate that these are even creeping into Asia. While respecting common liturgical norms we need to make a deep study of the cultural patterns of the various worshippers and have them integrated to our liturgy. The cultural patterns of people differ from continent to continent, and often from country to country. Therefore liturgists in these respective areas will have to make a study of these patterns and integrate the highest forms of adoration into the adoration of the Eucharist. ... Finally, today we have the serious problem of Christian fundamentalism which affects our belief in the Eucharist. This Synod has to address its mind to this danger. Else it would be like an effort to plant a beautiful tree - our faith in the Eucharist - when there is a dangerous virus attacking it." BISHOP ANGEL FLORO MARTINEZ I.E.M.E., OF GOKWE, ZIMBABWE. "Let me inform you of the main challenges our faithful are facing, not of a theological but of a pastoral nature. The first challenge concerns the availability or accessibility of the Eucharist to many of our Catholics. The shortage of priests and the scattering of our faithful in our vast rural areas means that priests are available to them for the Eucharist only once a month, every two months or even longer. This challenges the centrality of the Eucharist in the lives of our Catholics. Could our rural Christian communities that rely mostly on the celebration of the Word be called Eucharistic communities? This is an interesting question that could be discussed in our working groups. The second challenge concerns the Eucharist and Marriage. The Zimbabwe Catholic Bishops' Conference (ZCBC) published a second pastoral letter on the Eucharist this year under this heading, exhorting the faithful to appreciate the greatness of the Eucharist and its deep relationship with the dignity of the Sacrament of Marriage, and to regularise their situation. Many Catholics who used to receive the Eucharist in their youth no longer do so in their adult lives because of irregular marriages." CARDINAL GEORGE PELL, ARCHBISHOP OF SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA. "Many Synod Fathers have spoken of the difficulties experienced by the Church throughout the world. Some of these are caused by our own mistakes. Vatican Council II brought great blessings and substantial gains, for example, continuing missionary expansion and the new movements and communities. But it was also followed by confusion, some decline, especially in the West, and pockets of collapse. Good intentions are not enough. ... My recommendations to the Synod on how to deal with these 'shadows' presuppose the maintenance in the Latin Church of the ancient tradition and life-giving discipline of mandatory celibacy for the diocesan clergy as well as the religious orders. To loosen this tradition now would be a serious error, which would provoke confusion in the mission areas and would not strengthen spiritual vitality in the First World. It would be a departure from the practice of the Lord Himself, bring significant practical disadvantages to the work of the Church, e.g. financial, and weaken the sign value of the priesthood; it would weaken, too, the witness to loving sacrifice, and to the reality of the Last Things, and the rewards of Heaven. ... Communion services or liturgies of the Word should not be substituted for Mass, when priests are available. Such unnecessary substitutions are often not motivated by a hunger for the Bread of Life, but by ignorance and confusion or even by hostility to the ministerial priesthood and the Sacraments." BISHOP LUIGI PADOVESE O.F.M. Cap., APOSTOLIC VICAR OF ANATOLIA, TURKEY. "I speak as bishop of the Church of Anatolia, an area that saw the first great expansion of Jesus' message and in which Christians are now reduced to just a few thousand. The only Christians in the city of Tarsus, homeland of the Apostle Paul, are three nuns who welcome pilgrims; pilgrims who must get a permit in order to celebrate the Eucharist in the only remaining church-museum. The same is true for the church-museum of St. Peter in Antioch. In that city was born John Chrysostom, the 16th centenary of whose death in exile falls in 2007. With his homilies, Chrysostom reminds us that the Eucharist was and is the privileged place for announcing Christ. His memory, as well as the more recent recollection of bishops such as Clemens von Galen and Oscar Romero, is a living testimony of the bond between the memorial of Jesus' sacrifice and the people who found therein the motivation and strength for a proclamation undertaken with intelligence and courage and frankness." BR. ALVARO RODRIGUEZ ECHEVERRIA F.S.C., PRESIDENT OF THE UNION OF SUPERIORS GENERAL, COSTA RICA. "The 'Instrumentum laboris' of the Synod underlines the Church's hope in its young people. Young people today, living in globalized cultures marked by the incessant change of perspectives, and in a society ruined by so much economic insecurity and by the glorification of violence, find it difficult to articulate the story of their lives in a way that gives meaning, direction and purpose to their youthful dreams. Today more than yesterday, then, we need to satisfy the thirst and hunger felt by young people as they search for a mystical experience of union with Jesus. There is not doubt that He is a force attracting young people today. ... Drinking from the source that is the Eucharist, ... they also find the strength to discover in this world their own crucified brothers and sisters, those who suffer under the oppression of wars, of violence, of hunger. Those without a future. From this source and summit, they come away burning with a new passion, and with the strength of grace to participate in the Church's mission in society and in the world. ... The Eucharist is also the summit whence all (young people's) actions flow. In this way, the Eucharist is not unconnected to the social and political concern felt by Christ's disciples among the men and women of the world, especially among the poor." MOYSES LAURO DE AZEVEDO FILHO, FOUNDER AND MODERATOR GENERAL OF THE SHALOM CATHOLIC COMMUNITY, BRAZIL. "One of the most important fruits of the Eucharist which we must cultivate is 'parresia.' Parresia is a Greek word which in the New Testament takes on the meaning of audacity in proclaiming Christ. In the period of carnival, in Brazil, when youngsters are exposed to serious dangers, the Catholic Shalom Community promoted ... a moment of adoration before the Most Holy Sacrament. It was impressive to see what many consider impossible: one hundred thousand young people in deep adoring silence before the real presence of Jesus in the Eucharist. This was a prelude to Cologne. Even more impressive were the fruits of this and of other actions of this type: many conversions, a large number of confessions, commitment to the Church with a return to participation in Mass, an awakening of priestly vocations, and love and service to the poor. We discovered that the best reply to the challenge of secularization is to present Christ with audacity!" Source: VIS


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Lermoos Travel Blog› entry 4 of 7 › view all entries
March 18th, 2008 – by: fyrepants
Like most places in Europe, Austria tends to be on the expensive side, with a taxi fare from Lermoos to the closest large town, Reutte, costing around 30 euros. In fact, to go from Innsbruck airport to Lermoos, I decided to choose the cheaper option of taking the OBB transit service to Lermoos for 11,90 euros - but the entire train ride was around 2hours and 15mins!!! And somewhere in between I had to transfer real quick, which was my luck I found out from a fellow passenger, because if I hadn't the transferring train would've left in just under 2 mins.... The next train then would've been another 30-45mins.
Because my flight back from Innsbruck to Amsterdam was an early flight (thanks in part to my cost-cutting), taking the train back to Innsbruck from Lermoos wasn't an option. So, I decided to take the cheapest available taxi back (1hour journey), for 100 euros.
The journey to and back was very nice, the snowy mountain-sides and winding roads make sightseeing on the train/taxi very enjoyable.
Lermoos isn't the only town nearby to have a well graded pistes. Nearby, Biberweir and Ehrwald had very nice slopes and stations, and the entire area is home to Zugspitze, Germany's highest mountain. Skiing was a bit difficult in Ehrwald, because there were a lot of little kids getting taught lessons, with a ski school nearby. So if you don't want to destroy little children and their confidence for their future skiing abilities, then beginners beware.
The area is also home to the NTC ski equipment company, who have stations on all three slopes. Hiring their equipment is cheap in my opinion, and also pain-free. The attendent who fitted me out was extremely helpful, even if her accent was hard to comprehend at times.
NTC also host some really wierd and funky "ski equipments" such as the ski fox and ski bike, which are combinations of bikes/skis/sleds. They also have your typical sleds and tubes for those after a good laugh. I personally didn't try them, but I would encourage all to give them a shot.
Embarrasingly, I injured myself on the first day of skiing, every skier's nightmare. Actually, I snowboard, but it was still bad experience, as I'm still trying to recover as I'm typing this.
I took a kicker too fast, and landed on my arse, compressing my rib cage to my hips. The emergency rescue guys took me to the hospital in Reutte, and gave me an Xray. We made a joke about apres-ski at the hospital, it was a well-timed joke. My bones weren't broken, but my cartilage had broken, and was making a cracking noise everytime I turned the wrong way. All that time, I was sh**ting myself becaues I didn't have travel insurance, and was wondering how much this was going to cost.
When I was home, I received a bill later for 166 euros, phew.... note to self, think about travel insurance before I take the next big jump.
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Officials investigating the perplexing case of a Canadian woman found dead in a garbage truck in Queens now believe that a taxi she took from La Guardia Airport dropped her off on the wrong block, leaving her disoriented and vulnerable to strangers, a police official said yesterday. The body of the woman, Stacy-Ann Sappleton, 26, showed signs of a fierce struggle with an attacker, the official said.
The police also said they were investigating a complaint from her fiancé's family that they had been told they had to wait 24 hours before filing a missing-person report on Ms. Sappleton, who was heading to their house when she disappeared.
The police have said they were notified of Ms. Sappleton's disappearance at 8:30 Saturday morning; Valerie Blair, the mother of Ms. Sappleton's fiancé, says she first called 911 on Friday afternoon, about six hours after Ms. Sappleton was due to arrive at the Blair home in Brookville, Queens.
Ms. Sappleton's body was found on Monday morning, leaving open the possibility that she was still alive when Ms. Blair says she placed the call. Yet the murder investigation has also led investigators to revise their earlier estimate that she had been dead less than 24 hours when she was found, and they now believe she was killed shortly after she disappeared, one official said.
Ms. Sappleton, an insurance benefits specialist living in Tecumseh, Ontario, had planned to spend the weekend with her future in-laws, making arrangements for her September wedding.Continue reading the main story
Her body was discovered by a truck driver emptying Dumpsters at a supermarket; she had been shot at least three times. The police say there is no evidence that she was sexually assaulted, but are awaiting test results to make a determination.
Yesterday, Ms. Blair said in an interview that she was certain Ms. Sappleton had not been dropped off on her block, and offered some details to flesh out the new theory. Ms. Sappleton withdrew $40 at an A.T.M. at La Guardia to pay the cabdriver, she said. The bride-to-be then called her fiancé, Damion Blair, from the cab for directions, and hung up when she was a block from the home, he has told investigators. But Ms. Blair said she believed that the cabdriver had been lost and that Ms. Sappleton, watching the meter, had gotten out before it passed her $40 limit.
The taxi driver told investigators that he had dropped her right in front of the house, where the front door had been left unlocked for her, the police said. But Ms. Blair said the police had taken the driver to the correct block and asked him if he had been there, instead of letting him lead the way to the place where he had dropped off his passenger.
The only person home at the time Ms. Sappleton was to arrive, Mr. Blair's younger brother, was asleep in the basement, the family said. The brother, Marc A. Blair, a 20-year-old art student at Hunter College, and other members of his family have cooperated with the police and provided DNA samples, officials said.
Even after searching the house for forensic evidence, the police said, they were unable to determine if Ms. Sappleton had entered it. They said there was no indication that a crime had been committed there. Now, one theory is that she became lost and accepted an ill-intentioned offer of help, officials said.
But Marcia Thomas, Ms. Sappleton's mother, was dubious. ''If he had dropped her off at the wrong place, wouldn't she have called Damion back?'' she asked. She said detectives had told her that Ms. Sappleton got off the phone with him at 9:18 a.m., and her final known call was made at 9:50 a.m.
Ms. Sappleton visited the house half a dozen times before, but never alone, the family said. When Ms. Blair came home from work on Friday to find that Ms. Sappleton was not there, she called 911, she said. She said officers came to the house, but refused to take a report when they found out the missing woman was an adult, telling her they had to wait 24 hours.
Ms. Blair said she then called the airline, the taxi dispatchers, and finally 911 again, at which point she was told that the case would be under the jurisdiction of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, since it oversees the airport. ''I made a million and one telephone calls Friday evening,'' she said. ''We didn't sleep Friday night.''
A Police Department spokesman said he could not immediately confirm or deny Ms. Blair's account, but said there was no policy of waiting 24 hours to begin an investigation. But in many cases, people reported missing are not crime victims, but have disappeared voluntarily.
Damion Blair, 28, a former marine who family members said had been dating Ms. Sappleton for seven years, has consistently refused to speak to local reporters. ''When she first disappeared, we tried to contact the media, and they wouldn't help us,'' he said yesterday before entering his parents' home on 226th Street.
Ms. Sappleton, who was born in Jamaica and grew up in Toronto, was a quiet person who would stay home with Mr. Blair on New Year's Eve and spend hours at the computer when he was stationed far from home, family and friends said.
''She's so quiet,'' said Kay-Ann Williams, who was at the Blair house yesterday and said she had been Ms. Sappleton's best friend. ''She doesn't like a big fuss. Her dresses were simple. Everything was so simple. I had to get her to wear pink tops.''
Ms. Sappleton's body will be taken to Toronto for the funeral, to take place on May 22, her family said.Continue reading the main story


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If you've decided on getting your hands on a PS4 for the family or a loved one, or a game to introduce a youngling to the art form, there is a wealth of excellent titles that will keep you all enthralled for hours. But for your ease, here are a few of the best family friendly #VideoGames available now to consider gifting to an excitable individual, or individuals.
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- Developer: Thatgamecompany
- Publisher: Sony Interactive Entertainment
- Age Rating: PEGI - 3 | ESRB - E
Little ones not used to using a #DualShock4 controller just yet? Well that's no bother with thatgamecompany's #Flower. The cult classic title uses the DS4's gyroscope so you can tilt and move the controller in order to get the gust of flower petals swirling around the game's beautiful vistas in no time. This is a truly lovely and relaxing game.
LittleBigPlanet 3
- Developer: Sumo Digital
- Publisher: Sony Interactive Entertainment
- Age Rating: PEGI - 7 | ESRB - E
The LBP series has always been home to some of PlayStation's wackiest platformers, and #LittleBigPlanet3 amps up the fun tenfold. You can create your own levels, kit your heroes out in loads of fun costumes and you can even make your own power-ups.
And now with three extra cutesy characters to play as, each with their own super special abilities, LBP3 could be a perfect bonding experience for you and the kids.
Tearaway Unfolded
- Developer: Media Molecule
- Publisher: Sony Interactive Entertainment
- Age Rating: PEGI - 7 | ESRB - E
One of the most inventive platformers on the #PS4, #TearawayUnfolded is all about eliciting creativity and imagination, besides being incredibly cute. Use the DS4's plethora of functions to manipulate your fully customizable messenger through beautiful papercraft levels. Tilt, roll and brush away to your heart's content!
Peggle 2
- Developer: PopCap Games
- Publisher: Electronic Arts
- Age Rating: PEGI - 3 | ESRB - E
One of the most addictively fun puzzle games on consoles right now, #Peggle2 is as silly as it is challenging. Easy to pick up, but challenging to master, the game's seemingly never ending run of levels and kooky characters will have the whole family guffawing with glee.
Ratchet & Clank
- Developer: Insomniac Games
- Publisher: Sony Interactive Entertainment
- Age Rating: PEGI - 7 | ESRB - E
A return to form for PlayStation's legendary heroes, #RatchetClank's arrival on PS4 is easily one of the best looking games on the platform—not to mention hilarious and action-packed. Based on an animated feature based on the gaming franchise, I apologize in advance if this is all your little ones want to play and watch for the foreseeable future.
Minecraft: PS4 Edition
- Developer: Mojang
- Publisher: Sony Interactive Entertainment
- Age Rating: PEGI - 7 | ESRB - E
The legendary #Minecraft is now, pretty much, available on every single device you may, or may not, own. Barring smartfridges. One of the greatest console ports available today, Minecraft PS4 Edition brings with it changes to the HUD making crafting and the overall experience much easier for newcomers. Amongst other new modes such as Battle and Tumble mini-games.
Rayman Legends
- Developer: Ubisoft
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After being asked a few times & recently receiving the question below, I thought I might try and clear a few things out when it comes to taking photos at events.
'how do you go about bringing your camera in to the mosh pit though?? xx lis'
First up, something is wrong with my comments, they aren't showing any email addresses which are filled out, only websites...so I am sorry that I can't respond to you directly, hopefully you come back and stumble across this post.
The gig photography business is not something you can overnight decide to do, unfortunately for large scale events/festivals you need accreditation from the artist, their management, the promoter & sometimes the venue. In order to achieve this you need to be representing a legitimate media organisation - being either a magazine, newspaper, webzine or agency.
Before you make it to this level you obviously will require a decent camera, no one wants to look at fuzzy/blurry images that can be achieved on a mobile phone - the best entry level DSLR setup you can buy in my opinion is the Canon 350D (RebelXT for you overseas viewers) with the Canon 50mm f1.8 MKII lens. Though now days you might have to purchase the upgraded model which is the Canon 400D as the 350D is pretty much fazed out.
This is the setup I used when starting out, one which can achieve amazing results when in the right environment. If you look at my portfolio, at least 50-60% of the shots you look at is with this setup.
The 50mm f1.8 is a sharp and fast lens that can be used in any situation - from your large scale arenas down to the low light pub setup down at your local venue. It's a lens which is kept as back-up by many professionals should the lighting ever be a problem & it comes with a great price tag of only $100-$115 in the shops.
OK, so you have your camera setup now, how do you go about shooting bands?
Myspace can be a powerful tool - I've arranged many club shoots by just contacting the band directly, of course you cannot start charging $$$ right away - without a solid portfolio you won't receive any positive answers...starting off you will be doing a lot of favours - look in your local street press/venue website for upcoming shows & offer your services to the bands in exchange for free entry.
Try shoot as much as possible to become familiar & comfortable with camera settings in various situations/environments - don't forget to switch up your angles to avoid shots looking the same, move around the stage every few minutes.
Some ideal club venues in Sydney to learn in: The Annandale Hotel, Gaelic Club, The Factory & Manning Bar
Once you are comfortable and taking great shots on a regular basis, join a webzine/street press i.e. FasterLouder & The Dwarf - these frequently cover club shows but also some of the large scale events. They ask for photographers to cover shows every week, so put your hand up for club shows & meet their deadlines for a number of shows before requesting to shoot one of the big name shows.
This is where you really test yourself - you have to contend with a number of other photographers in the pit trying to capture the ideal moments, so there can be a bit of tension when getting a good spot in front of stage - be sure to move around to allow the others to snap away, you don't want to get a bad name for yourself amongst the scene if you become a regular - now instead of being able to shoot the entire set, you are given restrictions which are preset by the artist & their management...this can range from the first 30 seconds of a song at the sound desk to the industry standards of 3 songs infront of stage - remember no flash is allowed to be used in any case within the large shows, BUT you should be used to average conditions now from shooting in the clubs
If you produce some great shots regularly & impress the right people, more shows will come.
After a few years & now hopefully with a decent portfolio you can start to look at shooting for a publication or photo agency to try and make back some of the cash you would definitely have spent on drinks/transport for the countless number of shows you have now covered.
Once you can afford an upgrade, do so - decent semi-pro/professional body such as the Canon 40D or 5D
Lens Range: Canon L Glass is the way to go - Canon 24-70mm f2.8 + Canon 70-200mm f2.8 seems to be the most used setup - however if you take a look at Triple J photographer Matt Booy, you can see prime lenses (such as the 50mm) can easily do the job (though you might get annoyed from interchanging lenses) Canon 20mm, 85mm & either the 135mm or 200mm will be enough for all situations
Anyway I'm sposed to be working in the office right now, so hopefully I've answered a few of your questions & pointed at least one person in the right way.
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I won't go in to details, even though it was only yesterday I am sure you have heard the slander & abuse that the organisers received from all directions after the event took place yesterday.
I was lucky enough to shoot the festival for the 2nd time running on behalf of Killswitch Engage, As I Lay Dying & Fasterlouder - click the photo below to view some of the highlight shots or view them all here
Bands I ended up shooting: Scary Kids, Haste The Day, Plain White T's, Thursday, Bleeding Through, Shadows Fall, Killswitch Engage, Alexisonfire & As I Lay Dying.
On the note of AILD - they walked off early after their guitarist Nick copped a glass bottle to the face & was practically knocked out from the blow. Moments like these are what ruin festivals & the decision for bands to return....what is the point of standing in the crowd when a band is playing if your intentions are to hurt/injure them - I hope the inflictor gets what's coming to him/her!
- Dan.
2008 is looking to be a good year judging from the amount of decent show in the coming months. So far my schedule is looking to be:
Sydney Soundwave Festival @ Sydney Park - Feb 26
Girlfriends 21st Weekend Bash @ Newcastle - Feb 29 - Mar 2
Wedding Shoot @ Newcastle - Mar 8
HIM @ Big Top, Luna Park - Mar 25
Celine Dion @ Acer Arena - Mar 28
Pennywise w/ Sum41 @ Big Top, Luna Park - Apr 11
Korn @ Sydney Entertainment Ctr - Apr 20
Bullet For My Valentine w/ Avenged Sevenfold & Atreyu @ Hordern Pavillion - May 7
Soilwork @ Manning Bar - May 14
Sunday February 10 Quaywest Hotel in The Rocks was the venue booked in for the second Sydney Strobist meet which was organised by J - of whom fronted the costs out of his own pocket to book a conference room which was used for indoor/studio style photos.
5 models agreed to come along on a TFP basis, all of which appeared to have a fun day & had some amazing shots produced by some 30 photographers who attended, most of which brought there own Strobe lighting, Pocket Wizards, Backdrops, Reflectors, Stands & a huge amount of lenses. All in all I think there would of had to of been close to $400,000 worth of equipment.
Council approval needed be seeked, waivers drawn up & model releases to protect from commercial use. A huge amount of organisation was done before the day, however things went along quite smoothly...everyone kept to the deadlines - of which was 1hr to move between indoor/outdoor locations, setup lighting & shoot before packing up & switching to the next location/model.
I'd advise anyone that wants to learn the fundamentals of studio lighting setup to attend one of these events. While things move along quite fast, there are a number of individuals with a vast amount of experience which can help you with any questions/techniques. Everyone that I had talked to was friendly & even went as far as to lending me a pocket wizard so I could try produce some shots of my own.
I was only able to stay for a couple of hours, so while my time was limited, I think I learned a fair bit which will help me in future. I'll definitely have to try and start attending future meets as they are a great way to improve & learn new lighting techniques, create cheap but awesome Ring Flash's with cardboard or even just to socialise with those who share the same interests.
Here are a few of the shots I got from the day, head over to the Flickr Sydney Strobists Group to view other shots from the day & updates for upcoming meets.
Once again the great music festival which is Soundwave is upon us, I just confirmed my pass through Killswitch Engage management to shoot the Sydney show on Sun Feb 24th 2008.
And what a killer lineup they have for us this year, definitely one to please hardcore fans across the nation. Acts which include the likes of: Killswitch Engage, Alexisonfire, Devine Heresy, Offspring, Incubus, As I Lay Dying, Shadows Fall, Plain White T's, From Autumn To Ashes, Thursday, Saosin, Bleeding Through & the locals Carpathian.
I covered last years show which was a terrential rain filled day of action. This years line-up blows last year out of the park however, it is basically a full days worth of top acts compared to a number of gap fillers last year, thats my opinion anyway. It is disappointing Byron rockers Parkway Drive did not join the tour again this year, choosing to hold their own regional tour with 50 Lions instead.
Unfortunately it is looking like I will not be able to take the day off work to do the mass amount of editing which will come with Soundwave, so I will try update each night with 2-3 bands worth of photos.
Anyone that is attending the Sydney show, let me know & we will try catch up for a brew during the day.
Check out some of my shots below from last years event & those of Killswitch Engage, Thursday & From Autumn To Ashes.
www.soundwavefestival.com for more info.
We decided to buy Panda a new playmate today.
Ventured in to the nearest RSPCA shelter to take in a stray, 2hours later we had to leave because it is 'procedure' to call our landlord to check that we are allowed to have pets in the unit....unfortunate but understandable, so they don't get many returns
After that disappointment we raced in to Parramatta Westfield Pets World 5minutes before closing time & picked up this little man - fullscreen views can be seen at my deviantArt gallery - we are still yet to name him, Gonzo & Top Hat have been the recent suggestions...anyone else with a possible name, comments below!
For those who don't know, we picked up Panda after losing our Zoe 3days after returning from a month in Perth...we took her in to get her de-sexed & received a phone call to say she went in to cardiac arrest immediately after the anesthetic was injected, we didn't want to have an empty house, so we took in a stray which was residing at the Vet during the time...Panda is a lil nutter kitty, always wants to play!
This was our awesome Zoe before she passed away.
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I finally got my act together & put together a website with the help of DCurrie
For those of you that do not yet know me, I go by the name Dan...I'm a Photographer based in Sydney, Australia
I've been shooting on & off for 2 years now - tried to dab my paws in a little bit of everything...from landscapes to international music festivals
I currently shoot for FasterLouder & World Entertainment News Network
If you're ever after a photographer for any occasion - feel free to shoot me an email - firstname.lastname@example.com - a brief set of rates are up on my 'About' page at the moment - keep in mind I am still to write a short bio about myself, if anyone I know is keen to do it for me, please do so!
People that know which would like their blog/site listed on my front page, leave your links in the comment section below.
This is my first attempt at a blog outside of the delights of myspace, so any tips/tricks are most appreciated....also any advice for traffic/tagging/advertisements are encouraged.
Flickr Strobist Meet/Model Shoot @ Quay West Hotel - Feb 10
Sydney Soundwave Festival @ Sydney Park - Feb 26 (awaiting confirmation)


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Growing Strong – A Cosplay Dress Diary/Sew Along by Kelly Cercone
Posted on 22 April 2016
By some miracle the Rubelli Group still makes the exact fabric* used for one of Margaery Tyrell's dresses in Game of Thrones. And it's glorious! No seriously, it is hands down the most beautiful fabric I have ever seen; and it inspired me to endeavor on what is probably the most screen accurate cosplay I have ever made. After receiving my precious yard of brocade from Italy, I found a great silk for the skirt at Mood fabrics, and a cotton velvet for the shoulder pieces at International Silks and Woolens in Los Angeles.
There are a few moments of construction on my dress which are different from hers, but for the most part I tried to be faithful and only omit details which I genuinely disliked (Like the ribbon ties on the belt) and a few decorative hand sewn details which I knew I would never finish in time for the convention, but could maybe add after.
(*for those interested it's pattern 3001 Les Indes Galantes, in color 006 Cielo)
Making the Pattern
Knowing the neck and shoulder areas would be tricky; I decided to drape my pattern. After padding and taping seam lines on my dress form, I used muslin to drape the bodice and skirt, and craft foam for the shoulder pieces. For my mock-up I used muslin for the skirt (I actually reused my drape so as to not waste fabric) and canvas for the bodice and shoulder pieces. I did maybe three mockups of the bodice, before I was feeling really happy with how all of the pieces were interacting. Like on the original dress, I really wanted to keep the shoulder pieces mostly separate from the bodice in the front so you get that little sliver of skin. Across the back of the shoulder piece I simplified and made it a solid band.
The Skirt
My skirt has 10 panels (2 Fronts, 2 side fronts, 2 sides, 2 side backs, and a Back). Gores allows for it to be very fitted at the waist but really full at the hem. When sewing skirt sections that are very flared, the seam line at the bottom can end up on the bias. To help prevent warping in the final skirt, start pinning from the waist, letting any uneven excess gently end up at the hem. When actually sewing, start at the hem and end at the waist; this helps prevent any more stretching or other weirdness. How much stretching etc. will really depend on your fabric (its "hand") some will stretch a lot and others not at all. My fabric was VERY wiggly, so as an added precaution to prevent any weirdness I used a very narrow zig-zag stitch when stitching my French seams. I didn't want to have any visible machine stitching on the outside of my dress, so I hand hemmed the front edges of the skirt. At this point, the skirt was ready to be hung for a few days to remove any residual stretch/weirdness before being attached to the bodice and hemmed.
The Bodice
For the lining of the bodice I used light blue satin coutil (from farthngales corsetmaking supplies) and I stitched down stay tape to the edges which would have the most strain. After stitching all of the seams together (and pressing + clipping) I top-stitched down the princess seam and inserted a small plastic bone into the seam allowance. I also trimmed down some of my seam allowances, to help limit bulk in the final dress at the waist. I tried on the coutil bodice to make sure nothing had changed since the mock up, and then it was onto the scary part…cutting and stitching the brocade!
I did a few samples of different types of interfacings, but in the end decided to go with a lightweight non-woven fusible. After stitching, clipping and pressing the seams, I basted a line to mark the CF on both sides of the bodice. (I'm sorry, I forgot to take pictures of the next parts!) To put all of the dress parts together, I started by basting the skirt to the inner bodice. Next I sewed the outer and inner bodice right sides together along the neckline and waist seams (sandwiching the skirt in the middle) and under stitched the neckline seam as much as I could. After clipping and trimming the seam allowance, I turned everything right side out, and I pressed the neckline and waistline into submission.
To finish the bodice, I started by flat-lining the remaining outer edge seam allowance together, and stitching in the ditch of the princess seam through both layers. I really love using bias to finish garments, so next I cut some strips of bias from a light weight silk, and stitched them rights sides together onto the bodice at my ½" seam allowance. After clipping the seam allowance, I under-stitched towards the bias. Finally I trimmed down the allowance, tucked under the raw edge of the bias and hand stitched down the folded edge. (huzzah for finding a matching waxed thread!)
When I looked really closely at pictures of the real dress, I could see just the hint of visible hooks and bars, so did the same. (You can also see were I started to do the prick stitching…then changed my mind…)
Shoulder Pieces
I decided to try the shoulder piece mock-up on with the real dress to make sure I was still good to go. I also tried on my in-progress belt to see what changed I need to make.
I started by heavily interfacing my lining piece, there are three layers (bottom is fusible horsehair, two top fusible pellon) cut at different shapes so the neck would be less stiff. The interfacing pieces end just to the inside of my ½" seam allowance. Next I machine quilted through all three layers, and then very softy hand applied a batting layer on top (batting layer is 1/8" smaller all around).
Putting my lining and velvet pieces right sides together, I sewed next too the interfacing. Trimming and clipping as best I could, I turned the piece inside out and played around to see if I need to make any adjustments. Because of bias stretch in the velvet, I ended up needing to trim down some of the interfacing along the front edge, and take in the lining a little. In the back across my shoulders, I needed to take in the velvet a little bit. The edge of the shoulder curve was drooping a little bit, so at the suggestion of my boss, I hand sewed in some Zig-zag bones another co-worker gave me (Thanks Erica+ David!) Finally, I hand under-stitched the seam allowance to the lining side.
The back edges of the shoulder pieces I basted together, then slip stitched closed by hand. Time consuming, but felt way easier than trying to do it by machine. To attach the shoulder piece to the dress, I hand sewed it to the bodice at the under arm, at the CB of the neck (for about 3") and at the front underarm with a hook/eye to give it a little flexibility.
Finishing touches on the dress consisted of the 3/8" hand hem (Which Erica was very kind to mark for me) and some thin bust pads (These are the kind used for swimsuits) thrown into the bodice to make it extra soft.
Since the skirt opens all the way up the front, I made a quick and dirty slip from the ¾ yard of lightweight silk I had left over. The hem is the salvage, and aside from the yoke it has one seam at the CB which opens into a slit. The waistline is elastic. (It ended up being very windy at Wondercon…I was VERY glad I made a slip)
I found these unique "knitted" flats on Etsy; and they were perfect except for being a little too bright so I dry brushed them some antique gold acrylic paint until they matched the bodice. (Painted on left, original on right)
The Belt
For my belt I started by pulling out my bag of random Worbla scraps and picking out bits I could use. For the stem I used original Worbla to take advantage of the little bit of texture, and for the thorns, rosebuds, and petals the smoother Black Worbla. When Sculpting I got a much better result to use my heat gun on some metal tools, rather than directly on the Worbla, to make all of the rose bud and thorn details.
I primed with white spray primer, then some gold spay paint. The colored details are jacquard Lumiere acrylic paint (about two layers) finally Clear satin spay paint to finish. Before painting I had poked two holes in the back of the belt, to these I attached some antique gold chain and a clasp. And Viola done!
Thank you for reading!
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Drive Letter - Add, Change, or Remove in Windows
How to Add, Change, or Remove a Drive Letter in Vista, Windows 7, and Windows 8
Published by Brink
06 May 2010
|07 Mar 2011
Windows 7x64 Home Premium SP1
I am puzzled by the registry entries I have for mounted devices which I can change in line with the tutorial.
Here is my screen shot from Disk management showing option for changing "N".
Below are the mounted volumes. So far fine and consistent.
But the "mounted devices" in the registry include many unmounted devices except the unmounted (B, O, P, Q, R, W).
It also appears you can then make changes to unmounted device letters.
Can you shed any light on this?
|My System Specs
|07 Mar 2011
Sure, if Windows uses the same letter for some commonly used unmounted devices (ex: USB flash drive) and has it listed in the registry as above, then you should be able to change the drive letter for it as well.
|My System Specs
|09 May 2011
I'm trying to backup a load of files from a friend's WD2500BB-55GUCO IDE HDD which has XP on it, but in 7 Pro I get no drive letter assigned to either of the drive's partitions and I CANNOT change drive letter...so I can't access any of the files I need to backup
Is there any way for me to get 7 to assign a drive letter to each partition?
|My System Specs
|09 May 2011
Hello Rythmeister,
Could you post a screenshot of your Disk Management window showing what it has for this drive?
|My System Specs
|09 May 2011
Hello Rhythmeister,
Could you post a screenshot of your Disk Management window showing what it has for this drive?
The only options I have are "change to dynamic disk" or "offline" for that drive o_O
|My System Specs
|09 May 2011
Since this is an IDE HDD, double check to see if the jumper on the HDD is set to "master".
Afterwards, if the computer tries to boot to the IDE HDD instead of your Windows 7 HDD, then press the F key (usually F10 or F11) at boot to bring up the boot menu to be able to select the Windows 7 boot drive. Next, see if it has a drive letter, or if you can add one to it in Disk Manangement now.
|My System Specs
|10 May 2011
I got it sussed Brink, it was a Ubuntu installation on that drive. I never considered the possibility of a different file system but fired the stuff onto an external drive from Ubuntu without issue!
|My System Specs
|10 May 2011
That's great news Rhythmeister. Thank you for posting back with your findings.
|My System Specs
|23 Feb 2012
Windows 7 Ultimate x64
Sorry if I revive this too much ^^
After changing the disk where I have the O.S., the new installation of 7 does the same thing that happens to Rhythmeister, with my second disk. But the diference is I never install a O.S. on that disk and is NTFS.
And I can see the information inside from a Ubuntu live cd.
There is a way fix this, or i have to back up everythig to my new disk and make a new volume?
Sorry about my english :P
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The loves of my life: Maia Dunphy
Her baby son features prominently in the broadcaster and writes list of loves, while Johnny Vegas is her favourite celebrity.
The person
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The memory
My parents taking us to see the Switzers windows every Christmas. It was basically Disneyland to anyone who grew up in Dublin in the 80s
The moment of the day
Getting into bed! I am a terrible sleeper, but always hold out hope of a few hours
The song
Common People by Pulp. The entire Different Class album is one I can play back-to-back and never tire of
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Back to the Future. If I stumble across it on TV, I'll sit and watch it. Somewhere, in a parallel universe, there's a 10-year-old me still fawning over Michael J Fox
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I'd get into trouble if I named just one! I have a handful of great, great friends, and they really do know who they are
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My grandmother's engagement ring. I think of her every day when I put it on
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It's not terribly original, but my iPhone. I'm obsessed
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Kindness. There's not enough of it anymore
The vice
Stubbornness. I know I'm guilty of it
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Our honeymoon in Vietnam
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Never mix the grape and the grain. I've lost days from wine-and-spirit hangovers
The drink
Vodka and Diet Coke, or Champagne. Or both, on a good night out. But please refer to 'the piece of advice'
The bar
The rooftop bar of the Eme Catedral Hotel in Seville, Spain. It's in the shadow of the cathedral; it's quite dramatic when the bells sound. Closer to home, Bowe's on Fleet Street
The hobby
Sewing. I did courses at the Grafton Academy many moons ago, but it's a time-consuming hobby
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The celebrity
That funny guy off the telly - Johnny Vegas. He's got lovely eyes.
The pet hate
Procrastination. I'm a doer, and I get so frustrated with people who waste time
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Staveley MW U16s made it ten wins out of ten by defeating Abbey Lane 9-1.
Leading the way with a hat-trick was man of the match Brad Smith while other goals came from Danny Masters 2, Ryan Bates, Joe Harris, Tom Young and Greg Fitzpatrick.
Staveley U15s came away from Sheffield FC with a well earned 4-3 win.
On target were Jack Martin 2, man of the match Josh Wileman and George Talbot.
Staveley U14s drew 3-3 with Worksop Boys. Scorers were George Hilditch 2 and James Evans.
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Staveley U11s maintained their unbeaten away record when a Daniel Riley goal earned them a point. Man of the match for the third time was Mehdi Khalifa.
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Old Whittington U16s booked their ticket to the cup semi-final thanks to a 2-1 victory over Grassmoor Gladiators.
Marksmen were Lewis Franks and Matt Coates.
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Brimwood U14s lost 5-1 against Welbeck Welfare in the cup.
The consolation came from Brad Woodward while the man of the match was Liam Deane
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On target were man of the match Nathan Hughes 2 and Matthew Yates on debut.
Somersall Blues U15s beat Chesterfield Town 5-1.
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