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Monday, February 22, 2010
Perth Writers Festival
Pulp Fiction
The new novels of KA Bedford, Lenny Bartulin and Adrian McKinty have a Chandleresque air to them. They look at the legacy of noir fiction and its effect on their writing with Grant Stone.
Chair: Grant Stone
Undercroft Sat 27 Feb, 2 – 3pm
Crime Does Pay
Crime writers Colin McLaren and Adrian McKinty consider the interplay between real life and the imagination in the world of crime fiction.
Chair: Deborah Kennedy
Uni Club Theatre Sat 27 Feb, 5 – 6pm
Complex Characters
Though crime fiction is sometimes accused of being formulaic, it often features complex characters who grow over a series of books. Michael Koryta, Adrian McKinty and Irvine Welsh talk about the complexity of character.
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I'll also be doing an event on March 2nd when I'm back in Melbourne at the North Fitzroy Star hotel at 6 PM with Michael Koryta, Marianne Delacourt & Rebecca James.
43 comments:
- Girish Shahane said...
You're effortlessly funny, Adrian, never seems like you're under pressure to entertain.
- February 22, 2010 at 1:09 AM
- Hardbarned said...
I wish I could stop by Perth and check out the panels. Sounds really cool. I miss those conference panel discussions from when I was in school.
Random conference occurrence: I once presented a paper on David Cronenberg at a San Diego pop culture conference and ended up with my wife at a party with Harvey Keitel's girlfriend and love child.
Notes on a couple older posts:
I didn't know Sean Penn was a wife beater! I always liked that fact that he punched paparrazi and have enjoyed several of his movies. Just as I walked away from a brief and miserable stint as a computer salesman, I saw him in The Assassination Of Richard Nixon and was transfixed by his portrayal of a miserable furniture salesman. Plus there's The Indian Runner, and State of Grace.
And you may have seen this already, but if you haven't you must. - February 22, 2010 at 3:38 AM
- Hardbarned said...
Speaking of Ebert as you did recently, this article about him was excellent I thought.
- February 22, 2010 at 5:13 AM
- seana said...
That was a great video, Hardbarned. And I now know that Wisconsin is the California of the Midwest.
Hope you get a good turn out, Adrian.
Oh, and yes, Sean Penn is an excellent actor. Just not an excellent man. - February 22, 2010 at 6:26 AM
- Hardbarned said...
and Milk, of course. forgot that one.
- February 22, 2010 at 6:35 AM
- adrian mckinty said...
Thanks man.
BTW if I had the chops I'd do a Marxist review of Up in the Air. It seems that the movie is really calling out for one. I'm just sayin'... - February 22, 2010 at 8:08 AM
- adrian mckinty said...
I long for the days when Harvey Keitel and Bob De Niro were Scorsese's muses not Leonardo di Caprio.
Sean Penn? Yeah, terrific actor I agree. To me he was the moral centre of The Thin Red Line, more so than Witt even.
But yes, a SERIAL wife beater. Allegedly. Well, we know he pled guilty to beating up Madonna and Robert Wright Penn has said a few things that seem clear that the leopard hasnt changed its spots... If he wasnt Sean Penn I'm pretty sure he'd be doing 10 years in San Quentin by now. - February 22, 2010 at 8:13 AM
- adrian mckinty said...
Loved that article. Ebert really does seem to operating on a higher level now. - February 22, 2010 at 8:14 AM
- adrian mckinty said...
And you speak from personal experience. - February 22, 2010 at 8:14 AM
- seana said...
Yes, I'm kind of surprised actually not to have met any blue people here yet. It's either because they haven't figured out what is the most organic sort of indelible dye to use, or because I just don't get up into the mountain meadows that much.
Though I'm almost positive that caber tossing thing they do in Perth is something they also do up in Ben Lomond. - February 22, 2010 at 12:04 PM
- Brian O'Rourke said...
Nice caber tossing pic. I recently met a fella who participates in the local Highland Games, and I must say, I'm awfully tempted to try tossing a caber and/or a sheaf.
Have fun and good luck on the panels. - February 22, 2010 at 1:18 PM
- seana said...
Brian, if you do, you have to have someone take a picture and post it for us.
- February 22, 2010 at 1:22 PM
- Peter Rozovsky said...
Who's the dude in the skirt, and why is he carrying a telephone pole?
Looks like Sharon Shannon is in the musie part of the festival. She's the squeeze-box player on "Galway Girl" and worth seeing, from what I can tell of her stage demeanor on YouTube clips.
Yeah, I always liked movie stars who beat up paparazzi, just the way I'd like anyone who thinks he makes millions rather than thousands per movie because of his talent alone.
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- Girish Shahane said...
Just saw Up In the Air, and might post about it, Adrian, though my Marxist days are well behind me.
- February 22, 2010 at 5:54 PM
- adrian mckinty said...
Are you near that strange Danish town that was in Sideways? - February 22, 2010 at 6:12 PM
- adrian mckinty said...
Dont damage your back. Start with a branch. - February 22, 2010 at 6:13 PM
- adrian mckinty said...
Yeah I'm heavily committed not just to my events but to other dos and stuff, but I am going to try and get to the music part of the festival. - February 22, 2010 at 6:18 PM
- adrian mckinty said...
To me the good looking friendly people who made you redundant were the stuff of Marcuse's worst nightmares. - February 22, 2010 at 6:19 PM
- seana said...
Solvang? Not too near, no. But it is on the road up from L.A. Last stopped there with my sister and my nephew when he was doing a fourth grade California Missions study, as it's also the home of the Santa Ines mission. But he just turned 17 this week so that's awhile ago now, sad as that is to contemplate.
- February 22, 2010 at 6:27 PM
- bookwitch said...
Oh, that Perth! I was near the real Perth the other day... Didn't see you.
- February 22, 2010 at 8:08 PM
- Gerard Brennan said...
Ah, man, wish I could attend some of these. Very interested to know how you get on with Irvine Welsh. Really loved his early stuff. Well, not so much the short story collection, but the novels up to Glue were all great. Think I lost interest a little after Porno, though...
gb - February 22, 2010 at 8:29 PM
- HoldenCaufield said...
Adrian, if you're half as funny in person as you are in your books and on this blog, you're about as entertaining as it gets.
- February 23, 2010 at 2:45 AM
- Liam Hoyle said...
I love not having the pressure of being funny and witty. That really is a given these days if you're a writer, isn't it?
I'm trying to sell my book Time and Tide right now, and I was wondering if you minded if I used your tiny blurb of my first chapter. I figured your name might give me some push. But I also realize you're not technically supposed to be reading me, so if it's a no, I understand. - February 23, 2010 at 11:08 AM
- adrian mckinty said...
Oh yes I forgot. For some reason I thought they went to No Cal in Sideways but they dont do they? - February 23, 2010 at 11:18 AM
- adrian mckinty said...
Ah but have you been to both? In a few days I will have accomplished that achievement. - February 23, 2010 at 11:18 AM
- adrian mckinty said...
I've listened to quite a few as audiobooks. I found them very enjoyable. I think the Scottish accent helps. Its a cliche but I could listen to Kelly MacDonald read the phone book. - February 23, 2010 at 11:20 AM
- adrian mckinty said...
I am exactly a quarter as funny in real life. Which is not very funny. Although I have to admit that in a life threatening emergency I can grow quite sardonic. - February 23, 2010 at 11:22 AM
- adrian mckinty said...
No man, feel free. I really enjoyed that chapter and I'd be proud to say it anywhere.
And good luck. If you're getting the feedback I'm getting you're probably just as depressed as I am.
Incidentally I remember a few posts back you mentioning the Afro-Celt soundsystem. The dude from that has formed a new folk supergroup called The Imagined Village who are very good. - February 23, 2010 at 11:27 AM
- Peter Rozovsky said...
By "the real Perth," you mean , of course.
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http://detectivesbeyondborders.blogspot.com/ - February 23, 2010 at 11:35 AM
- seana said...
Yeah, Sideways was about the Santa Barbara area wine region, which I think got a real boost from that film. At least, my brother-in-law suddenly developed a whole new fondness for pinot noir.
- February 23, 2010 at 2:57 PM
- dpougher said...
I see your second session is chaired by Deborah Kennedy. I assume it's the same Deb Kennedy I used to work with - born in, I think Uganda, adopted by an Irish couple and raised in Ireland before they emigrated to Perth. Samrt and interesting woman.
- February 23, 2010 at 3:38 PM
- adrian mckinty said...
And theres one in NZ too. - February 23, 2010 at 6:48 PM
- adrian mckinty said...
I think so. She said she grew up in Northern Ireland. - February 23, 2010 at 6:48 PM
- bookwitch said...
No, but at a very young age I had half a dozen pen friends in 'the wrong Perth'. Does that count?
- February 23, 2010 at 8:05 PM
At the age of 21 I hitchhiked from Edinburgh to Perth. Got picked up by two cops who drove me all the way and kindly suggested that in future I don't hitch on the motorway. Ate in a Chinese restaurant, where I remember being treated rather rudely.
Later I visited Perth WA. Lived there for four years. I could tell you all the cool places to visit, but probably only useful if you also intend visiting 1983.
Anyway, enough nostalgia. Time for my medication. - February 23, 2010 at 10:37 PM
- Liam Hoyle said...
I appreciate that, Adrian. I try not to get depressed about it. I just tell myself that if the next crime novel doesn't go, then I'll go back to that Saint story on my blog. Then that may be my entrance to historical fiction.
My wife tells me not to give up, even though I feel like it sometimes. She says I've been given a talent and it wouldn't be right if I didn't use it. There are some others genres you could try out too, like the YA novels maybe. Either way, you have options. Best of luck to you, sir. - February 24, 2010 at 3:41 AM
Never been to Perth, but what would Freud have said about the fellow in the skirt launching that 'big woody' for all the world to see. Thats the thing about Travis McGee...not one to walk around with a banana in the trousers to advertise his manhood. Just a generally cool late '50s hero.
Bright Wind from Mountain - February 24, 2010 at 2:43 PM
- adrian mckinty said...
Miss Witch
of course - February 24, 2010 at 6:38 PM
- adrian mckinty said...
Its illegal to hitch on the motorway isnt it, although I used to hitch up the M1 all the time. Did the M4 a few times too. - February 24, 2010 at 6:39 PM
- adrian mckinty said...
Have no clue what I'm going to do. Maybe just try and ride out the recession like everyone else. - February 24, 2010 at 6:39 PM
- adrian mckinty said...
Bright Wind
No you've got the wrong idea, thats just one of the local telegraph pole engineers - we build em tough up north. - February 24, 2010 at 6:41 PM
- David said...
The 9 most dreaded words in the English language:
"If you happen to be in Perth this weekend . . .
Corbett - February 25, 2010 at 2:49 AM
- Cameron Ashley said...
Hey that's great! I just finished the new Bartulin for a CF #2 review. SPOILER: it's pretty fun. Safe trip, See you in Fitzroy!
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Seminoles and many other tribes don't have a problem w/it. Many would consider it an honor to be known as a fierce proud warrior long remembered.
Arguing on the internet is like winning the special olympics, even if you win your still messed up.
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Again, it doesnt matter how many people you think are offended, its still a racial slur and stereotype and hence offensive (also, its been alot more then the 7 you claim, since there have been more lawsuits then that filed against the Redskins by Native American groups over the years).
Or what if the Giants changed their team name to the New York Negroes, to pay homage to the strong work ethic of the negro man in America. Would that be offensive? Just like the word "Redskin," "Negro" in itself is not an offensive word, but its the historical connotations of its use that make it offensive.
And just like you said, if you asked 1000 people, they would associate the term "Redskin" with the team...now why is that? Because its such an archaic term in society that it has been replaced by "Indian" and then "Native American" as a proper way to describe that group of people. We stopped using it because it is an offensive term.
I'm trying//to let go//of maybe//but maybe's just so//very interesting//Oh, what a thing.
Ric..... say someone used a racial slur about you. Sure, it could also affect others, but no one else complains about it but you.... is it still a problem? Or is it a non issue if you are the only one who takes offense?
Calling an Indian a redskin, would be like calling an African American a "darkie or a blackskin" how well do you think that would go over?
It's funny when we use the word "we" as in "we" find the word offensive. That is the majority not the minority. If we're going to split hairs every person could be effected by the use of a word either positively or negatively. In my neck of the woods a local HS here got rid of the moniker "warriors" b/c that was deemed offensive. For the word "Redskins" ok sure go ahead change it but warriors? C'mon man.
If I'm offended that people are offended that too is also a view.
Arguing on the internet is like winning the special olympics, even if you win your still messed up.
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HTML5 has entered the online video market, which is both exciting and challenging for developers in the industry. With the HTML5 specification and the various browser implementations in constant flux, we at LongTail Video spend a signficant amount of time understanding the limitations of the technology and optimizing our own products for HTML5.
In developing the JW Player, we perform routine tests across the various browsers and devices to help determine the current state of online video. The State of HTML5 Video Report is a compilation of our research and latest test results, focused on HTML5 video playback. We are excited to share our findings with other developers/users in the industry as we explore just what HTML5 can and cannot support today. As we continue to build out our products, we will continue to update this report - publishing our up-to-date results here.
We have grouped our test results into the few topics we find to be most critical for online video. An overview of the browsers & devices are discussed below, with detailed links to our actual test pages for a more comprehensive look. As HTML5 Video evolves, so will this report. If a browser or device gains traction, we will be sure to add it here. The same goes for those features of HTML5 Video that are not widely used yet. We hope that you will benefit from our findings. As always, we look forward to feedback from the online video community.
1. Market Share of Browsers and Devices
In this report, we use market data from StatCounter, one of the world's largest analytics firms. We combined their desktop and mobile data into a single report. Roughly 83% of the market now supports HTML5. Since IE 6/7/8 do not support HTML5, alternatives like Flash remain very useful for video playback. However, both Chrome, Firefox and IE9/10 surpassed the IE 6/7/8 market share by now.
Browser/Device | Market Share | HTML5 Video | Flash Video |
Chrome | 32% | Yes | Yes |
Firefox | 18% | Yes | Yes |
Internet Explorer 9/10 | 16% | Yes | Yes |
Internet Explorer 6/7/8 | 10% | No | Yes |
Safari | 4% | Yes | Yes |
Opera | 1% | Yes | Yes |
iOS | 7% | Yes | No |
Android | 5% | Yes | No |
Other (feature phones) | 7% | No | No |
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Note that connected TVs and set-top boxes are not yet a factor. The number of shipped devices is simply too small. Gaming consoles do have a decent install base, but they lack (intuitive) web browsing capabilities.
2. Media Formats
One of the biggest challenges with HTML5 video is the divided support for audio/video formats. On the desktop, the split is roughly 50/50, with Chrome/Firefox/Opera supporting the WebM format and Chrome/IE/Safari supporting the MP4 format. Once implemented in Firefox, MP4 support will be ubiquitous.
Both iOS and Android only support MP4 video, although Android 4.0 introduced limited (software decoded) support for WebM video. Luckily, every browser and device supports the <source> tag for loading a WebM + MP4 source in one go.
Browser/Device | Video Formats | Audio Formats | Multiple Sources |
Chrome | MP4, WebM | AAC, MP3, Vorbis | Yes |
Firefox | WebM | Vorbis | Yes |
Internet Explorer | MP4 | AAC, MP3 | Yes |
Safari | MP4 | AAC, MP3 | Yes |
iOS | MP4 | AAC, MP3 | Yes |
Android | MP4 | AAC, MP3 | Yes |
Opera | WebM | Vorbis | Yes |
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3. Tag Attributes
The HTML5 video tag supports several attributes, most of which are supported to date across the various browsers and devices. We tested the most important ones: poster, preload, autoplay & controls. Internet Explorer ignores the preload=none attribute, which prevent the desktop browsers from reaching a perfect score. The implication here is that IE9/10 loads a part of your MP4 upon each pageview, instead of waiting until a user actually starts the video. This may add to a substantial increase in your streaming costs.
With exception to iOS 6 on the iPad, mobile browsers ignore preload (video is never preloaded) and autoplay (video is never played upon page load). We believe this to be the correct approach, hence the N/A sign instead of a red cross. Unfortunately, the video controls on Android 2.2 (nonexisting) and 2.3 (clunky) are not that useful. Android 4 introduced a much better UX, on par with iOS.
Browser/Device | Poster | Preload | Autoplay | Controls |
Chrome | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Firefox | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Internet Explorer | Yes | No | Yes | Yes |
Safari | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
iOS | Yes | N/A | N/A | Yes |
Android | Yes | N/A | N/A | No |
Opera | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
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Note the design of the video controls in each browser is different, but all provide the same options: a play/pause toggle, a time slider, a volume slider and a fullscreen button. IE9 has no fullscreen toggle and iOS/Android omit the volume slider (in favor of hardware buttons).
4. JavaScript API
On the mobile front, things are different. First, both iOS and Android ignore getting or setting the volume. We think this is fair, since all these devices have hardware buttons to control volume. However, we do not agree with Apple's decision to block scripted play() commands. It makes the implementation of advertising or playlists unnecessarily complicated. Last, a string of Android issues make video scripting on this OS a challenge.
Browser/Device | Loading | Buffering | Playback | Seeking | Volume |
Chrome | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Firefox | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Internet Explorer | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Safari | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
iOS | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | N/A |
Android | No | No | No | No | N/A |
Opera | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
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Note we did not include tests around the networkState and readyState attributes. The HTML5 specification is vague in this area, leading to browsers reporting different values in identical situations. On top of that, these attributes are pretty low-level and not required for most video scripting applications.
5. Fullscreen Playback
While a minor feature at first sight, fullscreen playback essential to online video. It enhances the visual experience and increases viewer engagement. Although the HTML5 fullscreen specification is still in draft, most browsers have now implemented a fullscreen control and scripting API. The various fullscreen API calls contain vendor specific prefixes.
Both the iPad and Android tablets support a fullscreen control, plus the (legacy) webkitEnterFullScreen() API. The iPhone and Android 2.x phones play video in fullscreen, so a control is not needed. Interestingly, Android 4 phones also started playing videos in windowed mode. Whether this is a good development remains to be seen. It adds yet another UX scenario to an already fragmented platform.
Browser/Device | Fullscreen Control | Fullscreen API |
Chrome | Yes | Yes |
Firefox | Yes | Yes |
Internet Explorer | No | No |
Safari | Yes | Yes |
iOS | Yes | Yes |
Android | Yes | Yes |
Opera | No | Yes |
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Note the aspect ratio of a user's screen is often different from that of the video area on the page. Therefore, a nice feature is the ability to control the way the video fits the display (black borders or not). Many Flash video players, as well as TV's and iOS, have such an option. The new CSS3 object-fit rule will make this accessible to developers soon.
6. Text Tracks
The HTML5 Text Track (<track>) element and VTT are a great step forward for making online videos more accessible. This tag makes it possible to not only add closed captions to videos, but also subtitles, descriptions, chapter makers & metadata. Most of the major desktop browsers, excluding FireFox, now support HTML5 captioning technology. Video captions are very similar to subtitles. The major difference is that captions describe all of the relevant audio detected in the video, whereas subtitles focus solely on the words spoken in the film.
At LongTail Video, we feel strongly about creating the means of equal access to online video content. By building products that support features such as multi-language video captions, we aim to increase viewer accessibility. Starting this March, new FCC regulations require that live and near-live programming, recorded within 24 hours of broadcast on television, begin full captioning compliance. Running late? We have a great article on getting started with Text Tracks.
What video publishers may not yet realize is that there is more to captioning videos than simply increasing accessibility among the hearing-impaired. In fact, there are quite a few side benefits including search engine indexing, in-video search, non-native-language viewer captions, and mobile device support. We're confident that as video captioning further penetrates the HTML5 market, that captions will become even easier to publish.
Chrome | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Firefox | No | No | No |
Internet Explorer | Yes | no | Yes |
Safari | Yes | Yes | Yes |
iOS | No | No | No |
Android | No | No | No |
Opera | No | Yes | Yes |
View Details | View Details | View Details |
Note the HTML5 specification defines an alternative approaches to loading captions. It leverages video files with embedded text tracks. iOS supports this today (without API support), but no other browser has yet committed to implement this mechanism. Embedded text tracks are easier to deploy, but harder to edit and make available for search.
7. Adaptive Streaming
Adaptive streaming is a core component of online video. It enables buffer control (less waste of bandwidth), fast seeking (to not-yet-downloaded parts), quality adjustments (during playback) and live streaming (possibly with DVR). Currently iOS is the only platform with adaptive streaming, supporting Apple's own HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) protocol. Android introduced HLS support in 4.0, only to have it dropped again in 4.1.
Adaptive streaming formats, like video codecs, are not part of the HTML5 specification. Standardization may therefore come from another body than W3C. MPEG is the most likely candidate. It has just release a standard for adaptive streaming, called DASH, which has gained broad industry support. No browser supports MPEG DASH yet, but it may come. A first step in this direction are the Media Source Extensions Google and Microsoft are working on.
Browser/Device | HTTP Live Streaming | MPEG DASH |
Chrome | No | No |
Firefox | No | No |
Internet Explorer | No | No |
Safari | Yes | No |
iOS | Yes | No |
Android | No | No |
Opera | No | No |
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Note that every HTML5 browser supports seeking to not-yet-downloaded portions of the video by using HTTP 1.1 range-requests. Compared to Flash (which cannot do that), it reduces the need for adaptive streaming, as it enables the fast seeking feature.
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Smoking is bad for your stealth
A Niles store security agent saw a Des Plaines man steal several items, according to police. Two security agents tried to stop him, but he took off running. After going a short distance, he stopped to light up a cigarette and the agents were able to detain him, police said.
A man was walking his two dogs on a leash in a Deerfield park when he saw another man with his unleashed pet in the park. The first man approached the second man who "did not take kindly to being approached," according to police.
After they "briefly debated the matter" the second man landed a punch above the other man's eye, according to the report. The assailant fled with his dog.
An 18-year-old Glenview girl was driving in Niles when a woman in her 30s in a black Cadillac SUV tried to turn into a parking lot. The 18-year-old was proceeding forward, and the woman in the Cadillac slammed on her brakes and began yelling and swearing at the 18-year-old, according to the police report. The teen swore back, police said, and pulled into a parking lot.
The woman in her 30s got out of her SUV and pull out a hammer and begin striking the victim's vehicle, police said, then drove away.
A resident reported a street sign was removed from the corner of Maple and Elm streets in Winnetka.
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Northfield police discovered a disturbance at a hardware store in the middle of the night. The store's plants and shrubbery had been tossed around the parking lot and onto Willow Road. Police said they saw two males running from the scene and stopped one of them, a 16-year-old from Northfield. He was cited for consuming alcohol and violating curfew.
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Survival mode is the game mode of Minecraft in which players must collect resources, build structures, battle mobs, maintain hunger, and explore the land in an effort to survive.
In Survival, players have an inventory in which they may gather items. These items may be combined using certain recipes to create tools and other items. This process is known as crafting. Most crafting recipes need a crafting table. Players are also able to create potions by brewing.
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Survival single player is the original game mode of Minecraft. Until mid-Alpha, SSP was the only available mode besides Classic creative mode. SSP may be played online or offline, as long as the user has initially played it while connected to the Internet (which allows game files to download to their computer).
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Despite being marketed as a game with no pre-determined goals, Minecraft does offer a proper ending when played in Survival mode by defeating the Ender Dragon. However when you reach The Nether the player has the option of: 1. Finding a Nether Fortress and using Wither Skeleton heads to create a Wither, or 2. Making Eyes of Ender and using these to go to The End to defeat the Ender Dragon. Choosing to attempt the Wither boss first proves more rewarding as the player can then make beacons and use them to help defeat the Ender Dragon.
- The player starts in The Overworld where they must learn to survive using the player's intuition.
- The player must search caves or ravines for specific items to survive their first night.
- The player crafts their tools which, under most (although not all) circumstances, will be a wooden pickaxe.
- The player builds a home featuring a bed, chests full of spare materials, a crafting table, and a furnace.
- The player successfully finds a cave, canyon, or large underground opening which contains large deposits of usable minerals.
- The player finds and smelts iron ore into iron ingots and uses it for tools, or, if they acquire enough, possibly (but not necessarily) armor.
- The player strikes diamonds! While looking for diamonds it is important the player keep a level head as to their surroundings, for in large caves there are usually many enemy mobs that can hunt down the player, so a few swords, a full set of armor and many torches are usually necessary.
- The player mines some obsidian. If not found, obsidian can be created by crafting a bucket, filling it with water, and pouring it into stationary lava.
- The player builds a portal to The Nether with the newly acquired obsidian.
- The player appears in The dimension The Nether; a new world bereft of minerals which poses new, scary threats to the player: Zombie Pigmen, Magma Cubes, Ghasts, Blazes, and Wither Skeletons.
- The player finds a Nether Fortress and finds the blaze spawner and attacks the Blazes, killing them and collecting their Blaze Rods from their defeat for use in potion brewing and to access the last challenge.
- The player navigates safely and successfully through The Nether and returns to The Overworld where their job is to find Endermen and kill them to obtain their Ender Pearls.
- The player constructs a peculiar item with unusual ghostly properties called an Eye of Ender, which when thrown will direct the player to the Stronghold they must go and find.
- 12 Eyes of Ender must be kept with you when you find the Stronghold. This is important.
- Once the player finds the portal and the player has put the 12 Eyes of Ender in place, the portal into The End will open and you will now meet your destiny.
- Once their most worthy adversary, the legendary Ender Dragon, has been beaten, a story will scroll and credits will roll and then, and only then, the player will be teleported to their spawn location. (You can press ESC if you want to skip the story and credits, but read the story.)
- After you beat the game, you can explore the world, make a mineshaft underground, enlarge your house, defeat enemy mobs, and eat porkchops to your ever-growing imagination in the world of Minecraft.
- An optional thing to do is to kill the Wither to make a beacon so you can have some perks in a distance.
[edit] Survival multiplayer (SMP)
- See also: Multiplayer
Survival multiplayer is played by users who connect to a central Minecraft server. This enables them to interact with other users.
The command to toggle a player's game mode (survival, adventure or creative) in multiplayer (must be operator in order to use this command) is:
/gamemode [0/1/2] [player's name]
(0 for survival, 1 for creative, 2 for adventure)
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This game mode was introduced on 4th of August, 2009 in Survival Test under Classic. During this time, players experienced permadeath, meaning they could not respawn and the level needed to be restarted unless a save file had been created.
The inventory and crafting was only introduced in the Indev version while the Infdev version features infinite map generation. This version also drops the permadeath feature allowing the player to respawn. The Alpha version improved the map generation by introducing biomes.
The Multiplayer variant of this game mode also took place in the Alpha version. Originally, Notch had only allowed a limited number of people from the Minecraft IRC channel to participate in the first tests of SMP. These invitees could invite other people to test out this mode; however the password was leaked and the server was quickly filled up. Notch released the first version of the SMP server software on the 4th of August, 2010. The client was updated so that players could enter the IP of a server to join it.
As of version 1.3, SSP was abolished in a technical sense. Instead, the player hosts a server that they can either close or open to others at any time. This change was intended to reduce the labor required to fix bugs for two different parts of Minecraft, at a slight performance cost.
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The Balham of the late 1950's early 1960's had much less traffic than today. We were able to play in the street quite safely I lived in Ramsden Road. At the top of the road was a department store called the Co-Op. There was a wide area of pavement outside where we would sometimes play ball games, never worrying about the large glass windows of said shop! Never breaking them either! On the opposite side of Ramsden Road was The Balham Club, a sweet shop and a hairdressers. Between the club and the sweet shop was a wall - very high to small people - and I can still remember the tingling in the feet after jumping off it. No wonder the man from the sweet shop was always telling us to get down! Only in later years does one realise just how much you could have been hurt. Another daring pursuit was to roller skate round the frontage of a furniture shop on the High Road. We never once considered that we might fall on the tiled floor or indeed break the windows when we crashed into them. A further great, but forbidden, place to go was in Grove Road. It was a derelict site. We called it the bomb site. Maybe it was! Looking back that was a very dangerous place to be, but fun at the time! Most of our playtime was spent in the street, near to our houses. Door steps became houses, schools, whatever the imagination could conjure up. Dolls prams, marbles, roller skates, skipping ropes, conkers all had their season. Arguments ensued but were quickly forgotten. I went to St Mary's School in Balham High Road. The 5th Balham Brownies met there in the school hall one evening a week and I can remember getting 1d chips in paper, from the chip shop in Chestnut Grove, to eat on the way home. At school there were two playgrounds. The main one was for the girls and younger boys while to the side was another one for the older boys. Again imagination made great games for playtime. The skipping ropes, balls and marbles all had their times throughout the year. Other past times included 'What's the Time Mr Wolf?', 'The Big Ship Sales', 'The Farmer's in His Den' and Oranges and Lemons Wet days meant indoor play and drawing materials. Friday was Toy Day and everyone brought in their own toy to play with on Friday afternoon. It sounds as if we did very little except play but we did work hard as well. I still lived in Balham in the 70s when I had the first three of my four children, the eldest being old enough, while we lived there, to occasionally play out in the street. Times were starting to change then and I cant imagine letting my grand children play in the street now as we did all those years ago. Its a shame because some good friendships were forged out of school that way. Now a lot more parental organisation has to go into the childrens social lives we, mostly, made our own social lives. |
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ACC Weekend Preview, Feb. 25
February 25, 2011
Andrew Skwara breaks down this weekend's ACC matchups.
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Sunningdale Park is set in over 65 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens and natural woodland, close to Ascot racecourse. Northcote House, the newly refurbished neo-Georgian mansion has been completely renovated and returned to its original splendour. Northcote boasts 22 purpose-designed meeting rooms.