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Posted: Thu Jan 06, 2005 11:48 am
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Hmm when I finished the symphony two months ago I did a new website entirely in french and yesterday I wanted to set up the english version of the website and to put the music under a free copyleft licence...
...but I got an error...
"This Account Has Been Suspended
Please contact the billing/support department as soon as possible."
What's the matter ? :roll:
And yeah BLAG Linux 29999.00004 rocks :wink:
Posted: Mon Jan 10, 2005 6:23 am
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I had a check with the server. Turns out it doesn't like being used for -
1) Warez.
2) p2p programs saturating bandwidth.
3) Copyrighted graphics in the forum belonging to BSRF - I know people in this group who are personal friends.
I personally tried to contact you numerous times without success. So when it failed the green light was given to suspend till further notice. It personally doesn't bother me much but stuff on there violates the AUP. I will get the account unsuspended and then you can remove the piss taking content asap.
Posted: Mon Jan 10, 2005 11:18 am
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1) Warez.
I didn't do warez since August 2004 :shock:
2) p2p programs saturating bandwidth.
I did not use P2P programes since August :shock:
3) Copyrighted graphics in the forum belonging to BSRF - I know people in this group who are personal friends.
I didn't know... last time I'd check if there are not copyrights on the graphics. ..
That seems strange... change the password and the ip :shock:
Posted: Mon Jan 10, 2005 1:26 pm
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I'll be the first to say that I am very disappointed in you doing warez/bandwidth saturating P2P on someone elses account. Not what I'd expect out of someone like you. :(
E-mail me at s.clement@localhost (replace localhost with sympatico.ca) or stevo32@localhost (replace localhost with blagblagblag.org).
Posted: Tue Jan 11, 2005 11:57 am
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Regarding the copyright of the images,
takes you back a long time to April 2001 and at the bottom is the rather telling copyright symbol.
As for the other stuff, fact is the above happened and just cannot happen again.
I am not going to sit here and argue though. I am a fan of the BLAG music myself but not on the level where production servers are revoked and people fined. We all know it can happen after the BLAG server itself was set upon by authorities.
So as I said the account can be unsuspended and the offending content will be removed. Then the space can be used for what it was supposed to be used for in the first place.
Posted: Tue Jan 11, 2005 3:03 pm
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(not able to login :roll:)
My hotmail acount has been hacked a lot of time and hackers have already taken my idendity months ago... M$ and the security it's bad... the server's parameters have been sent to my hotmail account so I think that a hacker took the IDs and used the server taking my idendity, I AM Marcel de la Jartèle, fifteen years old, one brothe, two sisters, living at Poitiers in France, using Windows XP to compose and BLAG Linux to have fun and I know I like P2P's philosophy but I dislike the ilegalism behind and so I didn't use P2P programs (that I used to share my music) since August of 2004...
si I think you have just to keep the music, remove the website and change the password and DONT send me the IDs :shock:
I'm sorry because of all these hackers have done and M$ can't done...
Marcel de la Jartèle
Posted: Tue Jan 11, 2005 4:42 pm
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(i'm now able to login... it seems strange)
The BLAG Linux Symphony is now under a Creative Commons licence :
Posted: Tue Jan 11, 2005 6:56 pm
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You might want to check the security of your box then because the IP's logged on the server are the same ones found when I check the IP's of the post here. I did check this out. Still if your machine was hijacked, then you really ought to secure it. I am not going to call you a liar and I will give you the full benefit of the doubt. I will change the FTP password and then you can resume usage.
Posted: Tue Jan 11, 2005 7:18 pm
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(when i'm at the high school i can't login and when i'm under blag linux i can't ! I can just login when i'm under windows xp it's bad :? )
So the XP version I have to use sometimes and that my proxy uses (yeah i'm connected behind the personal computer of my brother) is a Windows XP SP1 without hotfixs... and my gmail account hasn't been hacked yet (
), my hotmail account has been hacked a lot of time, I don't know about my brother's box but I never had problems with my box... when I did warez (ip scanner & tagger), a ^$ù has taken my idendity (phpbb exploit ?) and I had been banned... it was during August of 2004 and so I defintely stopped warez... but since I left the warez world, my hotmail account is frequantly hacked and I think doing warez was really and error... I suppose this guy continue to take my idendity... and I've never known who he is... (I know my past isn't good at all)
The War of Leech Symphony, wich is the continuation of the BLAG Linux Symphony, is my last symphony, my next piece will be an original soundtrack for a little role playing game under copyleft :wink:
I think I'll soon format my brother's computer and set him up a BLAG Box :twisted:
Posted: Tue Jan 11, 2005 7:28 pm
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Jason wrote:
I will change the FTP password and then you can resume usage.
DON'T send me password !
I don't want that a hacker got the IDs and put the shit in the box !
Posted: Tue Jan 11, 2005 8:17 pm
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Something funny :
I know I'm juste a begining composer but... I think that looks good lol ^^
Posted: Tue Jan 11, 2005 10:47 pm
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Ok well send me the stuff via email using
. Then I can add it manually.
Posted: Wed Jan 12, 2005 10:06 am
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Delete the website and the forum, just keep The BLAG Linux Symphony.rar and I'll send you The War of Leech Symphony.rar during the week end...
Hmm I hate hackers :evil:
The BLAG Linux Symphony is juste 40 tracks long + 7 bonux tracks... is shorter than BLAG but it's a new electro symphonic concept :wink:
Posted: Sat Jan 22, 2005 4:50 pm
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To let the server free, I began to re-upload here ==)
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It's time for Part II of my Backpacking Essentials series! Today's post is all about what to pack for overnight (or longer) wilderness excursions. It can be very overwhelming trying to decide what gear, accessories, and clothing to take on a backpacking trip. Nobody wants to lug around a heavy pack, especially if climbing steeper terrain or hiking 6+ miles each day is on the agenda.
When Tim and I first started backpacking together our packs were significantly heavier. Over the years were have learned a lot and lightened our loads considerably, which makes for much more enjoyable hiking. As a petite woman barely reaching 5'2″, I like to keep my total pack weight between 12-15 pounds. This allows for more mobility, comfort, and endurance. Here are my pack essentials for a 2-3 day backpacking trip:
- Inflatable sleeping mat (Therm-a-Rest has an incredible variety)
- Compressible pillow (I have the smallest size)
- Sleeping bag (ours is homemade, very lightweight, and sleeps 2, so Tim and I can share it)
- Rain jacket and rain pants
- Extra socks (made from synthetic fibers, never cotton – cotton takes forever to dry and won't keep your feet as warm)
- Long underwear top and bottoms
- Hat and gloves (depending on the season and altitude of the hike)
- Headlamp
- First aid kit (band-aids, antibiotic ointment, aspirin, safety pins, cotton swabs, etc.)
- Toiletries kit (small tin of toothpaste, toothbrush, tiny bottle of biodegradable soap, lip balm, sunscreen, insect repellent, toilet paper, and a quick-drying hand towel)
- Deck of cards (occupies time when you are lounging in your tent – Tim and I have made up so many silly card games!)
- Camera (the heaviest item in my pack)
- Pack liner (essentially a large plastic bag that goes into my pack first and keeps all of the contents dry)
- Pack cover
- Water bladder
- Food, split with Tim
Since Tim and I always hike together, we have the luxury of splitting our gear to fairly distribute the weight. Here is what Tim usually carries in his homemade backpack (ends up being around 18 pounds):
- Tent poles and stakes
- Tent body, rain fly, and ground cloth (we have a tent we made ourselves and one we bought – we love both and choose which one to use depending on the season)
- Backpacking stove (we have had ours for over 10 years and it still works well)
- Fuel bottle for stove
- Cook set, sporks (yes, sporks!), and cups
- Pocket knife
- Inflatable sleeping mat
- Compressible pillow
- Headlamp
- Water bladder
- Rain jacket and pants
- Extra socks
- Long underwear top and bottoms
- Hat and gloves
- Map and trail directions
- Food, split with me
- Pack liner
- Pack cover
I can completely understand how the cost of gear might seem overwhelming. Tim and I have owned our gear for over ten years so the initial investment has been paid off several times over. Here are some tips to consider:
- Take your time when deciding which gear to buy. Read consumer reviews to get a better idea of how certain gear performs.
- Visit a local outdoor shop and check out gear you are interested in – ask questions!
- Take advantage of used gear sales, outlet stores, or friends who may be parting with gear that still has some use.
- Try renting some gear and test it in the wilderness to see if you like it.
- Don't feel pressured to buy the most expensive, most popular gear. Buy what suits your own needs.
- Try making your own gear, if possible! It is less expensive, challenging, and fun.
- Borrow gear from friends/family if you can't afford to purchase certain items.
Once you have your gear selected, you need to pack it wisely to ensure comfort and mobility. Filling a backpack requires some patience and practice. It is best to start by laying your gear out on the floor. Place the items that you won't use right away in the bottom of your pack and end with the gear you will need quick access to. Also keep in mind that heavier gear placed in the bottom of your pack will balance your load better. I usually put my sleeping bag, sleeping mat, and pillow at the bottom and follow with long underwear, spare clothing, food, rain gear, and camera. Other essentials are stowed in the lid and side pockets of my pack.
Tim packs his gear in a similar manner. The best part about multi-day trips is that as the food supply diminishes, so does the weight of your pack! So… Eat up!
Hopefully this post will help get you out on the trail and snoring under the stars (or rainbows!) in no time!
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Another tough race this evening – I was pleased with my heartrate data, but I don't think my time was fast enough to hold onto 4th place after Jan Kolar put in a strong time to beat me. Still, it was fun – especially since the race went a couple miles into the part of the national seashore that was closed due to damage from Hurricane Isaac. There were a couple sections of road that were washed away but only on one half of the road. Here's my data:
2012 Pensacola Cycling Classic annotated power map
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Kevin Pawlik, Me, and Borris Simmonds before the time trial
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An utterly ridiculous experiment in film making. The latest from sketchbook labs. vimeo.com/43860865
An utterly ridiculous experiment in film making. The latest from sketchbook labs. vimeo.com/43860865
I liked the dogs waddle walking…and your wood floors are very nice too…actually the comic book like beginning was rather cool.
Love the weiner dog I like all your vidios
Ha Ha – Brilliant but you could do with a less wobbly dog! Maybe train Tim to use a skateboard?
That was fun! Looking forward to more from Tim's perspective.
I came across this film that is shot with a GoPro. (I think it's a promo for the GoPro, but it's still worth the peek.) It shows a dog's eye view while out at a dog park.. Well, not exactly his eye view, more like his chest's view. But you get the idea.
That was completely silly and a whole lot of fun! Thanks.
Made me giggle, too!! And, THEN, run for the Dramamine!! :/ hahaha
Haha, what a great idea! Awesome video
And Tim is so patient with whatever you ask of him…..
Danny, are you going to put up some more whole journals soon??
Great! If you put one on the other dog, you could get Over-the-Shoulder shots like a sit-com.
Ohhhh! This is super. Sweet expression on your precious dog….very patient canine! I am going to show it to my Flair (Papillon) in the morning. I think she will see and appreciate the cameradog!! Like your animated introduction.
I tried this idea recently with our lurcher as chief camera man, having attached the camera to his collar with one of those flexible three-legged gizmos….complete and utter disaster! lol.
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1. Farm the mats for a Titansteel Destroyer. Put the Gargoyle Rune on it. Dual-wield tanking is kinda meh, and you are not specc'd into it.
2. Macro Rune Strike into your major abilities. I don't do all of them, just the major ones.
3. Regem your gear for exp/stam. Just enough exp to cap you, then you can avoidance gem(dodge).
4. Enchant your stuff for stam. Your defense can drop some form the switch to the 2h with garg rune.
5. Work your Son's of Hodir, Kirin Tor and Argent Crusade reps. You will want Exalted for Sons and Kirin Tor and Revered for Argent Crusade. This will get you shoulder enchants, REALLY good tanking gloves and your head enchant, respectively.
6. Buy the badge dodge trinket. Get Glyph of Rune Strike and Glyph of Howling Blast. You do not need disease since frost only needs FF and Howling Blast has you covered, and tanking doesn't need Death Grip enough to justify the glyph.
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London Heathrow: new Terminal 2 for Lufthansa and its partners
The new Terminal 2, known as 'The Queen's Terminal', opened at Heathrow Airport on 4 June 2014 and will mainly house the airlines of the Star Alliance. Between 1 and 15 October 2014 Lufthansa, Austrian Airlines, Germanwings, SWISS and Brussels Airlines will move in to the new terminal. Until then work is continuing on the new Lufthansa lounge – at more than 1,600 square metres the largest outside Germany. It will provide sufficient space for a Senator and Business Lounge area which Frequent Travellers will also be able to use in the future. Lufthansa, Austrian Airlines and Germanwings will share a joint ticket counter in Zone B. Business Class passengers as well as HON Circle Members, Senators, Frequent Travellers and Star Gold card holders will have separate ticket and check-in counters here.
Until the move to the new Terminal 2 on 1 October 2014, we are inviting HON Circle Members and Business Class passengers who are continuing their journey with Lufthansa in First Class from Frankfurt or Munich to use the Star Alliance Business Class Lounge because of restrictions caused by the construction work.
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The historic Medina – a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1985, the grand Souk with its oriental atmosphere and the famous Djemaa el Fna square, a vibrant new town and the High Atlas close by. Marrakech offers all this and much more as a new Lufthansa destination from 2 October 2014. Lufthansa passengers can fly to Morocco's fourth largest city twice a week on Thursdays and Sundays on an A320. Marrakech-Menara Airport has good transport links to the city. Flight LH1332 will take off in Frankfurt in the late morning and fly back as LH1333 in the afternoon. Business Class passengers, HON Circle Members, Senators and Star Gold card holders will be able to use the 'Convives de Marque' Lounge at Marrakech Airport.
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With Lufthansa you can relax even before you fly off on your well-deserved summer holiday! This year Frequent Travellers will once again have the opportunity of purchasing lounge access for their whole family. The sole condition: the Frequent Traveller's family – spouse or partner and children up to 18 years of age – must be travelling together with the Frequent Traveller on a Lufthansa-operated flight.
This offer applies until 7 September 2014 to all Lufthansa Business Lounges within Germany, in the USA and at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport. The required voucher can be bought at the Lufthansa ticket counter at the departure airport or directly from the Lounge reception desk in Frankfurt, Munich and Dusseldorf. One-time entry costs €40 or US$50.
For families with younger children flying from Frankfurt, the Business Lounge in Departure Area B immediately next to gate B48 will be of especial interest. Here the little ones can pass the time in the Lufthansa 'JetFriends' area which has a play corner with games consoles and a playpen. So the whole family can enjoy a relaxing start to their holiday.
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Good news from Hanover: the modernisation and renovation work at terminal A has been completed on time and the terminal, where all Lufthansa's check-in procedures take place, has been opened. Passengers' airport experience will be improved as in future security will be able to process twice as many people, thus greatly reducing waiting times.
At Hannover Airport the 496-square-metre combi-lounge has also been re-furbished and equipped with the latest lounge design. The lounge is located in Terminal A beyond security. The separate Business Class and Senator lounges can be accessed via a single reception area. The lounges are open to all status customers as well as First and Business Class passengers. At reception our passengers can find the usual Lufthansa services such as airport information and simple flight re-bookings, and they can also print out boarding passes. A flight information screen and luggage lockers are also available in this area.
Self-service counters in the bistro areas offer our passengers a wide selection of drinks and snacks, as appropriate to Lufthansa Business and Senator lounges. Stylish leather armchairs, white bistro tables, flat-screen TVs and an excellent view over the apron make the lounges enjoyable places to pass the time. Both lounges offer our passengers comfortable work units in dedicated areas. Furthermore, a free WLAN service is available throughout the lounge. In addition, the Senator area provides loungers where passengers can relax after the working day. The lounge is equipped with its own bathroom facilities. It is anticipated that around 2,300 passengers will visit the lounges every week.
GRU Airport São Paulo: move to a new terminal and a new STAR Alliance Lounge
The new Terminal 3 at Guarulhos Airport (GRU) in São Paulo, Brazil opened on 11 May 2014. Lufthansa has already moved into the new terminal together with two other STAR Alliance airlines.
With the opening of the new terminal, the new STAR Alliance Lounge has also opened, even though this is not yet completely finished. The section of the lounge which is already open offers guests all the usual amenities such as comfortable quiet zones, free high-speed Wi-Fi and complimentary refreshments.
The finished STAR Alliance Lounge will cover a spacious 1,350 square metres and seat 290 passengers in a pleasant environment. With optimal facilities and high-quality design, the lounge does justice to the differing requirements of passengers: different seating options and quiet areas, work areas with printer, copier and fax, modern shower rooms, TV sets and much more – there is everything a passenger could possibly want in the new STAR Alliance Lounge.
New destination: fly Lufthansa from Frankfurt to Lublin from 3 July 2014
From 3 July 2014 Lufthansa will fly twice a week from Frankfurt Airport to the Polish university city of Lublin. An Airbus A319 with up to 138 seats in Business and Economy Class will fly the route in just under two hours. Landing and arrival are ideally adjusted to connecting flights in the airline's German and international network.
Lublin Airport can be reached conveniently by train, bus or taxi. The modern facilities, with an airport lounge for Lufthansa HON Circle Members, Senators, Star Gold-card holders and Business Class passengers, restaurants, shops, a car park close to the terminal and international car rental companies ensure you enjoy a pleasant stay at the airport. Passengers who have questions about their flight or tickets can speak to the airport personnel. A special baggage tracing desk is available for questions about baggage.
The flights can be booked online via LH.com, through the Lufthansa Call Centre on telephone number: 069 - 86 799 799 (landline charges apply) or at a travel agency.
Newark Airport (NY) — new Lufthansa combi-lounge opens
Lufthansa is expanding its lounge offer abroad. Due to its proximity to Manhattan, Newark Airport (EWR) in the state of New Jersey is an important destination for Lufthansa, along with John F. Kennedy Airport in New York City.
The new combi-lounge extends over 475 square metres, has a Business Lounge with 60 seats and a Senator Lounge with 69 seats. Visitors can make themselves comfortable in cosy armchairs and enjoy snacks and drinks at the bistro tables or at the bar counter.
The combi-lounge is resplendent in the new Lufthansa lounge design. Thanks to the larger windows, there is an excellent view over the apron. The catering, as in the three Lufthansa lounges at John F. Kennedy Airport, is provided by FLIK, a caterer with outstanding customer satisfaction ratings. If you have not checked in online or with your smartphone, as a First Class or Business Class passenger you can also use the 'Fast Lanes' at the security control for a preferential check-in.
The lounge is situated in Terminal B, B3, in close proximity to the Lufthansa departure gates. A new feature: as well as First Class passengers, HON Circle Members, Senators and Business Class passengers, Frequent Travellers and SWISS passengers entitled to lounge access may now also use the new Lufthansa lounges at Newark Airport.
Travel time is relaxation time — in the five new lounges in Lufthansa Pier A
With the opening of the new Lufthansa Pier A at Frankfurt Airport, the choice of lounges for our passengers is also being expanded. Since 10 October 2012 one First Class Lounge, two Senator Lounges and two Business Lounges, with a combined floor space of 7,600 m2, have been offering the greatest possible comfort — with plenty of room for guests to relax, work, enjoy a delicious snack or freshen up in the modern shower rooms. The new lounges are located opposite Gate A13 or A50/Z50*.
The newly designed Senator and Business Lounges also celebrate a first for Germany: as part of the design concept, Lufthansa WorldShop will showcase a selection of its exclusive products in a special display area. The highlight of the new First Class Lounge is the First Class library, which provides a choice of high-quality coffee-table books by DuMont, one of Germany's most famous art publishers, and a limousine service to the aircraft.
With the opening of these new, significantly larger and centrally located lounges, the current lounges close to Gate A26 will be closed. As a result, the Senator Lounge and Business Lounge in the Schengen area, the one-class Tower Lounge in the non-Schengen area as well as the First Class Lounge on Level 3 will no longer be available.
The creation of the new lounges will increase the lounge space offered at Frankfurt by 5,500 square metres to a total of 17,300 square metres.
Find out where the lounges are located in the new Pier A at Frankfurt Airport.
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*A Business Lounge and a First Class Lounge are located in the Schengen area, Level 02, directly next to Gate A13. Passengers will find the Senator Lounge on the same level at Gate A50. Another Senator Lounge and Business Lounge are located in the non-Schengen area on Level 03, close to Gate Z50.
Room to sit back and relax: the first Lufthansa lounge in Delhi opens
Enjoy your stay at Indira Gandhi International Airport in the newly opened Lufthansa lounge. At almost 350 square metres, it offers you plenty of space to relax in peace and quiet before your flight.
Refresh yourself with hot and cold snacks and drinks until your flight is ready for boarding. The lounge is divided into bistro, comfort and work areas and welcomes First and Business Class passengers as well as HON Circle Members, Senators, Frequent Travellers and Star Gold Card holders. It can seat 130 guests in total.
The new lounge is located in Terminal 3 of Indira Gandhi International Airport, which is only 16 km from Delhi city centre. You can fly to the Indian capital daily with Lufthansa from Frankfurt, Munich, Zurich or Vienna.
Frequent Travellers: access change regulation to Contract Lounges
Frequent Travellers travelling in Economy Class on a flight operated by a Star Alliance carrier can enjoy their time at the airport in an Austrian Airlines, Lufthansa or SWISS Business Lounge, as well as, in the lounges of Miles & More partners: Brussels Airlines, Luxair* and LOT Polish Airlines. Moreover, since 1 September 2012 the contract lounges have no longer been available.**
You can find out under 'Lounge search' whether your destination airport has a lounge which you can use.
*Only in connection with a flight operated by Austrian Airlines, Lufthansa, Luxair, SWISS
**Access to the former Austrian Airlines and Brussels Airlines contract lounges is also no longer possible.
Free surfing in Lufthansa Lounges
To enable Lufthansa lounge guests worldwide to use the full freedom of the Internet without restriction, since 1 July 2011 Lufthansa will be providing WLAN free of charge via Telekom network in its lounges. Whether they are resting in a Relax Chair or enjoying a little snack in the bistro - passengers can access the Internet from any location they want in the lounge. With this free service, Lufthansa is meeting the wishes of numerous passengers who for a number of years have been able to surf wirelessly, answer e-mails or access their own company's network (VPN).
Frequent Travellers can now purchase access to Lufthansa lounges for their children
From now on Frequent Travellers can take children up to the age of 12 with them into selected Lufthansa Business Lounges for a fee of €15 or US$20.
For youngsters aged 13 and upwards accompanying Frequent Travellers, the current entrance fee for adults of €25 or US$35 will now apply. Adults have been able to purchase access to the Lufthansa Business Lounges in Germany, the USA and Paris Charles de Gaulle since 2010.
Vouchers for lounge access can be bought from the Lufthansa ticket counters at the relevant departure airport immediately before entering the lounge. Frequent Travellers are entitled to enter the lounges with their children or other travelling companions on production of their Miles & More status card as well as boarding passes for a Lufthansa-operated flight valid for that day and airport of departure.
Take your companions with you into the lounge
As a Frequent Traveller or Senator you can now share the benefits of the Lufthansa lounges with your travelling companions*. Your companions have the option of purchasing entry to selected Lufthansa lounges.
If you are a Frequent Traveller your companions can choose between the Lufthansa Business Lounges in Germany and the USA and the Welcome Lounge at Frankfurt Airport. Costs for one-time access are 25 euros or 35 US dollars per person for the Business Lounges and 50 euros or 70 US dollars for the Welcome Lounge.
As a Senator you are already able to invite one companion, as well as your own children under 18, to join you in Lufthansa Senator Lounges free of charge. Additional companions can purchase entry to the Lufthansa Senator Lounges in Germany and the USA. Costs for one-time entry are 40 euros or 50 US dollars per person. Of course Senators' companions can also purchase entry to the Lufthansa Business Lounges in Germany and the USA and the Welcome Lounge at Frankfurt.
Vouchers for lounge admission can be bought at the Lufthansa ticket counters at the relevant departure airports in Germany and the USA immediately before your visit to the lounge. Vouchers for the Welcome Lounge can be obtained on arrival in Frankfurt Airport at the Lufthansa ticket counter. To purchase a voucher you must have a boarding pass for a Lufthansa intercontinental flight.
To enter the lounges with their travelling companions, Frequent Travellers and Senators must show their Miles & More status card and both they and their companions must be in possession of boarding passes for a Lufthansa operated flight valid for that day and airport of departure.
* There is no limit on the number of companions allowed per lounge visit.


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Wednesday, 27 May 2009
On hiatus
36 comments:
- miss_waterlily said...
Good luck,hope things get better:-)
- 27 May 2009 21:39
- JacQlin said...
Hmm.. Pls take care... Take a rest, breathe deeply..slow down a while...and I hope things will turn out to be better for you...
- 27 May 2009 22:04
- Yumeko said...
hope everything is ok sweets!
email me if i can help in anyway
- 27 May 2009 22:45
- innerchild said...
*hugs* Aw, Iris, I hope things will get better for you. I hope the hiatus will be mentally and spiritually refreshing. Take care, dear. :)
- 27 May 2009 22:51
- Anonymous said...
will wait for u to be back !
- 27 May 2009 23:21
- Anonymous said...
Take your time and do what you need to do. Sending you a BIG hug. Take care!
- 27 May 2009 23:30
- Anonymous said...
will be waiting for you to come back!
good luck!
- 28 May 2009 00:03
- visee said...
dear iris,
hope everything goes well for you! no need to apologise at all. have really enjoyed your blog tremendously, and really appreciate that you took all the time to post and maintain this wonderful blog.
take care and all the best!!
- 28 May 2009 00:10
- Vichaya said...
Get well soon!
I'll still be here waiting for you. :) You're one of my favorite bloggers!
See you soon!
- 28 May 2009 00:28
- Wendy said...
Hi Haru,
I hope that you are doing well and that you can solve the issues quickly. Take good care of yourself!
x Wendy
- 28 May 2009 04:03
- La Petite Maison said...
Aww, I'll miss your posts! :( There are only a handful of blogs that exclusively cover Japanese- brand cosmetics, so there will be a big hole while you're away. I hope everything works out, whatever it is you're going through. Thanks for all the info and eye candy! :)
- 28 May 2009 07:15
- Anonymous said...
Not to worry Haru. I'll support you whatever you are going thru'. Take care & all the best!
- 28 May 2009 09:13
- melissa said...
hey do take care.. your blog is almost a daily constant for me, and i always look forward to your updates! hope you return to blogging soon after things tide over..
- 28 May 2009 10:49
- Aud said...
Hi Haru,
Take care
- 28 May 2009 11:09
- Anonymous said...
I'll miss your blog so much; it's really been a great resource for me to learn about all the new Japanese MU collections. Take care, and I hope everything works out well for you *hugs.*
- 28 May 2009 13:53
- pinky"the-middle-name-is-princess"beanie said...
Hi, hope everything's ok. Take care!
- 28 May 2009 13:58
- Yuan Yuan said...
Oh daer... I'm quite a silent reader, but have enjoyed reading your blog for the past year... Will be missing your updates! Do take care, and hope that all is well soon! *hugs*
- 28 May 2009 15:20
- tiggercheeze said...
take care! waiting for u to be back...
- 28 May 2009 19:32
- laetitia said...
hi haru, hope things work out for you :)
- 28 May 2009 21:40
- Anonymous said...
Hi Iris,
Please take care, i'm sure everything will be alright in the end and you will be greatly missed!!!!
- 28 May 2009 21:52
- Anonymous said...
You and Rouge Deluxe will definitely be missed. Visiting your blog had been a daily ritual for me. If I don't, it feels just as weird as not checking my emails.
Hope everything goes well and smoothly for you. Best of luck!
Lots of love and well wishes. =D
- 28 May 2009 21:52
- Siong Eng said...
take care, we'll miss u
- 28 May 2009 22:37
- Melody said...
Do take care.
Enjoyed your blog a lot.
- 28 May 2009 23:03
- Mom to Angels said...
All the best!
- 28 May 2009 23:32
- Anonymous said...
Please take care. Hope your personal issues resolve well.
- 29 May 2009 00:19
- Graclyn aka Blueice said...
Take good care of yourself.. Hope all's gonna be well for you... :)
- 29 May 2009 10:30
- j0s1e267 said...
Hi Iris, sorry to hear about your personal issues. Please take care.
- 29 May 2009 11:32
- Inspiring Beauty Creator: said...
Hey Girl
I will miss your posts! Whatever your problem may be, I am here for you. Just want you to know you seem like a great person and great people always get through everything.
Thank you
- 29 May 2009 13:16
- Anonymous said...
Do take care and I'll definitely miss your blog.
- 29 May 2009 16:02
- Michelle said...
I hope everything will be okay! Will definitely miss your posts!!
- 30 May 2009 17:57
- Anonymous said...
hi haru,
i read your blog almost everyday, and will miss it.
take care, and hope to see you back blogging.
best wishes, mich
- 30 May 2009 23:40
- Kaoru said...
I have greatly enjoyed your blog for a long time, and am sorry to see you go. I hope things work out in your life. Thank you for the entertainment, and knowledge, that you blog has given us (your readers).
- 31 May 2009 06:29
- dark nyx said...
Hope everything works out for you. I will be waiting for your return! ^^ Take it easy and take care!
- 31 May 2009 14:28
- Taryn said...
You'll be missed, Iris. I hope your issues resolve quickly for you. Take care of yourself and you'll be in my thoughts. We'll all be waiting for you when you come back!
- 31 May 2009 16:23
- eliza said...
will definitely miss your posts, hope you feel better soon. take care! :)
- 31 May 2009 23:20
- Anonymous said...
Hi, I've come to make your blog my staple of reads perhaps only in the past month. Even though I'm a silent reader and I've come by it so recent, I hope --like all those posters above me-- that you'll be able to pull through it. Do take care and all the best!
Till then, G.
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Monday, January 30, 2012
It's good to be a kid again
We had a hard time keeping the really tall kid in the striped shirt out of the sandpit.
After a while, we just stopped trying. After all, it was a winter afternoon, the sun was shining, and we didn't have a care in the world.
Visit Steve. That big kid can shoot a cactus.
26 comments:
- Kalei's Best Friend said...
Those magnolia blossoms are gorgeous!.
- January 30, 2012 at 5:32 PM
- Bec said...
It's been way, way too long since I've been there or taken my kids.
- January 30, 2012 at 5:50 PM
- Paula said...
What fun! And the Japanese magnolia is beautiful.
- January 30, 2012 at 6:40 PM
- Bellis said...
I could spend hours with those filings. The magnolia in full bloom looks extra beautiful with the back lighting.
- January 30, 2012 at 7:02 PM
- alex said...
we are all born creative. but after awhile, we all stop trying. pragmatism, they call it.
- January 30, 2012 at 7:47 PM
- Latino Heritage said...
I agree with Bellis.
- January 30, 2012 at 9:03 PM
- Susan Campisi said...
Never too old to be a kid. Oh yes, those blossoms are gorgeous.
- January 30, 2012 at 10:08 PM
- LGreenWriter said...
It's so nice to visit blogs from places that already have flowers blooming. : ) Plus, this post brought back wonderful memories of the Mud Bakery that I used to run with my childhood friend Stacey. (Everything was "chocolate", hee)
- January 31, 2012 at 5:39 AM
- Rob said...
Who is that striped person yearning to get sand under the fingernails?
- January 31, 2012 at 7:50 AM
- Ken Mac said...
When I became a man I put away childish things. That was my first mistake....you took your lucky break and broke it in two!
- January 31, 2012 at 8:05 AM
- pasadenapio said...
You mean those poor kids weren't given anything digital to play with? What is this world coming to?!
- January 31, 2012 at 8:08 AM
- altadenahiker said...
The character in the striped shirt is Susan. Or when she's at the playground, we call her Susie.
- January 31, 2012 at 8:48 AM
- sonia a. mascaro said...
I agree with Susan, never to old to be a kid, even though to have a kid spirit and soul.
Love the Steve photos. The cactus's picture is stunning!
- January 31, 2012 at 8:52 AM
- Bellis said...
Talking of fun things to do, read Karin's latest Patch article and leave a comment.
- January 31, 2012 at 11:02 AM
- Pasadena Adjacent said...
I recognize the big kid. The striped boatneck tee and nautical whites are a give away. She is what I call a young soul
- January 31, 2012 at 11:08 AM
- Marjie said...
Do we have to stop kids from playing in the sand or filings, just because they're big? Good for Susie, not giving up.
- January 31, 2012 at 2:40 PM
Where is the snow ... We have snow here, about three feet.
- January 31, 2012 at 2:47 PM
- Banjo52 said...
The pics really create a great sense of the kids at work. Intently! And the flower shot at the end are . . . how many of said "gorgeous"? But it is.
- January 31, 2012 at 5:12 PM
- Ms M said...
Looks like a fun time -- never too late to be a kid again. And the last photo is gorgeous!
- January 31, 2012 at 7:08 PM
- TheChieftess said...
Looks like fun!!!
- January 31, 2012 at 7:25 PM
- Margaret said...
The magnetic sand is pretty tempting. You really can't blame her.
- January 31, 2012 at 7:31 PM
If this is the ultimate etch a sketch, shove over, there's a new kid in town.
- January 31, 2012 at 10:18 PM
- Petrea Burchard said...
Love that pic looking up through the blossoms.
- January 31, 2012 at 10:30 PM
- Steve Scauzillo said...
Hey, from the post after this, you now have my vote. Flattery will get you everywhere. Also, to you, too, sonia. (www.templecitydailyphoto.blogspot.com)
- February 1, 2012 at 9:00 PM
- Kaori said...
Love that last photo. So gorgeous!
- February 2, 2012 at 7:13 AM
- Patrizzi Intergarlictica said...
Magnolia shot is now iPad wallpaper... I feel like I should give you the doller fifty that's in my bank account.
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I recently went from my warrior being my alt to my main char, after farming raids, I've aquired some items but I am unsure which to use.
Firstly, Quell'Serrar (ony 25) or bonebreaking septre from icc 10? I'm above the def cap with no wep so is it worth loosing this awesome proc?
and secondly, I picked up corpse tounge coin today. I was previously using Black Heart and Glyph of indorm. I know as a tank I'm suposed to swap them around per encounter, but the pugger in me doesn't know what to do, loose the stam or gain the gearscore (boo, hiss, /spit etc). Other than that, I can't see a stiuation where corpse tounge would be that useful. My guild is a 10 man one, and we have killed Proff so I should get the Organ trinket soon. if anyone has any advice about trinkets and which encounters to use them in I would be greatful.
Plus any general advice you can give me would be great
To start i very much dislike proc's they can be good or bad it is all random. So that jades my opinion some. The uptime fore Qoell is fine (30%~ in a raid environment) The stats from The bonebreaker are always there in the end after factoring the proc bonenreaker has less EH (this is assuming the proc is up at a rate of 2.66PPM from haste bonuses from a shammy or DK in your group) but, not by much. The Breaker has more Threat (STR DMG and Hit). If it were me i would be using the bonebreaker. As for the coin. I dislike Dodge on teh trinket but, the equip is sick. I haven't been to ICC as a tank only as DPS so i don't know if you really find yourself eating those hits to make it worth while (also is there a ICD for it i cant seem to find any discussion on that) I like Black heart over it as dodge is a RNG that you can lose to. BLack heart also has a decent uptime proccing nearly every time off global (it is up for me for 2-5 hits depending on boss that's hitting me). Also my nit pick NO ROCKET BOOTS COME ON... you level engineering and you dont use it bro? Jk i prefer tuskars over 22 stam you lose7 stam to an 8% movement speed but thats just me.
I'd say go with Bonebreaker for the weapon. It will be a much higher TPS choice then the Quel'Serrar, and as tiny said procs can be unreliable. The speed difference also heavily favors the Bonebreaker Sceptre, though I suppose you could file that under TPS as well.
For the trinket, most tanks (including myself) are very big proponents of EH. The Corpse coin is nice and all (and you can wear it when walking into a pug for your skillscore problem) but the Black Heart and the Glyph of indom are far superior EH items, the latter probably lasting you till you can get a Unidentifiable Organ. The proc on Black Heart is also a very nice touch, and is almost always up.
Hope those answered your questions.
First of all, feel free to create a special gear set for high gear score. Lots of people do it.
Now, For standard trinkets, armor and stamina are the best choices, but there's a cutoff point where avoidance and a good proc becomes better then stamina. I'd be hard pressed to decide where it lays, and I've never been in the position to really choose between those anyway, but I'd take a good look at your hp during raids. If you never go low enough for the heart to matter, yet you do go low enough for the coin to proc, the coin may be the better choice. Buying the stam trinket or getting one from ToC would be even better, though.
I've long ago decided that weapons don't give enough stats to really worry about. Unless you are fine-tuning for something specific, just go with the higher dps weapon. Armor weapons may be the one exception.
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The Thing is though proccing large amounts of armor on that coin is a guarantee when you drop that low, but upon actually going and looking the trinket up the effect has a 30 second ICD on the tool tip so that's for sure, I know i personally would use essence of gossamer over it but, i hate dodge on trinkets they only get one big stat and i would rather it be spent on stam, which leads me to this. Can you pug 25 ToC? either yourself or getting into a group will work jsut try for a juggernauts.
on my server any totc run you can garuntee that any trinket that drops will be ninjaed, regaurdless.
The only times I've noticed myself drop below 35% by seeing blood draining proc is on marrowgar 25 pugs and festergut 3rd inhale. maybe I'll keep the ctc for those fights.
Being that those fights are mostly physical damage, that is a terrible idea.
Corspe tongue coin isn't a good trinket in terms of survivability, I can't see it being useful in progression content. If you massively outgear content, then go for it. (TotC for example...) Other than that, stick with the Armor/Stam trinket combo.
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Good guide. A few pointers in this guide that I need to give a try .
This is my first attempt in writing a "guide". As i'm not fluent in english, this is prolly not perfect, but well, let me know what you think about it.
I got the idea to talk about this because i heard complaints from guildmates when going in a "pick up" group.
So, what to do when you have to face multi targets.
First, i will talk about a semi multi tanking option : A warlock doing CC.
Helping a Succubus to stay alive:
Actually, a good warlock shouldn't be a problem, but well, reality is not exactly that way
What to do when a warlock will do Crowd control : let's say, you have a mage, and a warlock for CC. ignore mage's target, he/she will do his/her job with sheep.
Pull the warlock target, so you'll get initial aggro, this may save the succubus' life when seduce breaks,
and if you have time, also go on with a shield slam, and you're pretty sure each time charm will break, the target will go after you and not after the warlock's pet.
This should get you some warlocks as friend
Now, the real subject, multi tanking.
i will call the mob to focus : Mob A, then the others, mob B, mob C, etc.
At first, I warn (well I warned as now we are used to play with each others), but be sure that it is clear for your group :
If there is more than 2 targets, they have to let you 3 seconds before going on dps like mad on mob A, unless you have a war "spe Fury" in your group (I will talk about that later).
The easy part : 2 mobs.
This should be pretty easy. Pull mob B, and start with a shield slam on it, then switch to your real target : Mob A, sunder, sunder, slam, then go on with your normal cycle.
Put on a Thunder Clap to be sure to keep mob B on you, and you're done. add a sunder or two on mob B at some point if you want to.
The fun part : 3 mobs
this may hurt a little bit, as mobs start to hit hard or pretty hard in heroic mode, depending on your stuff
An important part in this will be kill order: for sure, target special mobs first if you lack of CC for them, i'm sure you know what sort of mobs i'm talking about if you've done some Mechanar for our beloved Sun Eater ;D.
Else, focus casters first, as they should go down faster.
Always keep "common mobs", or mobs with most HP for the end of the fight.
That said, let's go to the tanking part.
=> Pull mob C (this gives you a little bit more aggro with dmg dealt from pull), if there is a mob to be CC go to them and launch a Thunder Clap before your mage sheeps.
This done, your 3 targets will attack you, and you should get enough rage from their hits to do the following :
Shield Slam mob C, switch to mob B and Concussion Blow it, then switch to mob A, and do your Threat cycle.
Don't forget a demoralizing shout, this will add threat on the whole pack of mobs.
Drop some Thunder clap when it's up, and switch to mob B and C for a sunder armor every now and then. Just be sure not to switch to mob B and then to mob C during your cycle.
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** If you have a plate DPSer in your group, or a shaman well stuffed, you can let him focus mob A from start, instead of waiting for 3 seconds, as he should survive until you're done with Mobs B and C. This will let you get back aggro from him with one taunt and start with significant aggro.
Be sure to have thunder clap active all the time so they will hit less hard.
And disarm, concussion blow each time it's possible (Concussion Blow on a mobs not focused help to build aggro on them.
In addition to the aggro part, this will also reduce damage taken. Don't forget we are in Heroic
When Mob A dies, switch to mob B, and Concussion Blow it if it's stun. while it is stun, switch to mob C and Shield Slam it to keep aggro, then go back to mob B, and do your job . If Concussion is not up, switch to Mob C first and hit the beautiful Shield Slam key, then focus mob B
Now that you get the idea, it's the same for 4 mobs, etc.
With 4 mobs, we have most of the time a caster, so actually, i get a shaman or druid (in dps stuff) to tank it and the group focus it to get it down really fast as i keep aggro from the 3 others.
If no casters, i deal with them all.
Well, that's not perfect, and there are propably other ways to keep aggro from several mobs, but this may help a little bit if you're confused.
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Good guide. A few pointers in this guide that I need to give a try .
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I generally simply go for focusing each mob down. Improved Thunderclap and Cleave holds a surprisingly great deal of aggro, assuming the healer can keep me up. I don't think I've lost aggro once with proper DPS focus and a good healer, even in heroics (though I've not done a lot of them).
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U don't use cleave on double tanking pulls?
Here is my cycle for tanking 3 mobs. The most important part is focused fire, with the kill order being A, B, C.
0: pull
1.5: TC (usually try to TC before they are even in melee range)
3: SS mob A
queue cleave
4.5: sunder/revenge mob A
queue shield block
6: demo shout
queue cleave
9: SS mob c
I try to save concussion blow for when my HP gets low or a mob starts to run.
Starting with thunder clap is imperative because of the damage mobs do in heroics. Your clothies can get 1 shot, and you need the rage so you must keep three mobs on you. Simultaneously, you must reduce incoming damage.
Cleave and TC should hold aggro on mob B, occasionally you will need to sunder mob C (cleave only hits your main target and 1 additional).
Another important part of multi-mob tanking is switching targets before the mob is dead. switching at 15% is a good number for me, although I could probably switch earlier.
I never use cleave and I multi tank fine. I prefer to save the rage dump on a well timed threat move rather than cleave =P
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Great idea about pulling the second or third target as opposed to the main one first, I'll keep this in mind. And about Cleave; I can't believe I forgot all about it! >_<
I'd like to add that it's a great idea to bind the "Set Focus" and "Target Focus" to a hotkey--this should help save time when switching targets.
Not just that, but Spell Reflect can help mitigate damage (obviously), and the increased rage from the damage taken from tanking more than one mob would ensure that you have enough rage to spend on it.
I've got more plate than your grandma's cupboard.
1. Be a pally-din.
2. Drop consecrate/pop holy shield.
3. Profit.
I abuse [item]Goblin Rocket Launcher[/item] to no end for pulling in heroics. (For that matter, I use it to pull SSC, and TK, and so on). However, I'll usually rocket launcher pull the first kill target, because the rocket launcher also causes a 3-second stun, and then I lay a few shots into the 2nd and 3rd kill targets before the first reaches me.
For SH, when I'm sometimes tanking 5 mobs at once, I'll spam TC, and occasionally (usually once the current kill target is at low HP), I'll spam tab-cleave for a few seconds, to spread a little aggro around.


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