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Flowers are the narcissists of the garden, shouting from far above their lanky stems, or twining on high to get our attention: "Look at me, aren't I beautiful!" And they are! We take in their self-loving beauty easily with the eyes. But why not experience that splendor in the mouth, feel a blossoms strange, pleated silk on the tongue. Birds do it, bees do it, why on earth shouldn't we do it?
Blossoms at Stonegate Farm. Why just look, when you can taste?
We've been tossing edible flowers into the salad mixes all season long at Stonegate, no only for only for their loveliness (although here at fuss-pot farm, aesthetics are reason enough to do anything), but for taste and texture. The taste of most flowers subtly alludes to the flavor of the leaf, so the fragile inflorescence of arugula has a peppery bite, while the golden sprays of mustard flower is a three-alarm blaze of heat. Cucumber and squash blossoms are cool and mild and sweetly vegetal, and the blossoms of Asian greens are warm and tart.
When greens go to flower and seed, they usually give up their harvestable selves and get bitter, while vegetables move from flower to fruit, so blossoms are either a beginning, or a post mortem in the vegetable garden, a wedding or a funeral.
Flowers have been enjoyed in foods for thousands of years: Romans used to toss mallow, roses and violets into their pots; daylilies and chrysanthemums have been feasted on by the Chinese and Greeks for centuries. And capers, broccoli, and artichoke are all just unopened flower buds.
There are even flowers from the herbaceous border outside the walls of the vegetable garden that are fine to eat, including bee balm (Monarda didyma) garland chrysanthemum (Chrysanthemum coronarium) cowslips (Primula veris) day lilies (Hemerocallis spp.) English daisy (Bellis perennis) evening primrose (Oenothera biennis) fuchsia (Fuchsia arborescens) gardenia (Gardenia jasminoides) and hibiscus (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis). Drop the trug and get out the platter!
Tossed with mixed looseleaf lettuces and mesclun greens, edible flowers add punch and beauty to any salad.
If you are a hapless sensualist, as I am, the more dimensional your experience of the natural world, the better. Why take something in with only one or two senses when they can all be indulged? More is more.
There is something vaguely salacious and decadent about eating flowers, of course. But that has more to do with culture and metaphor than fact. A flower in the mouth is unfamiliar; without the usual crunch of leaf or vegetable, it takes a moment for the tongue's rough, exploratory curiosity to figure it out. But once you've a binged on a bouquet or two over the course of a season, as we do, the exotic mouth-feel is a gift. –Mb
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I fell in love with this gorgeous guest house in the Netherlands when it was featured in Real Living magazine recently. I love, love, love it! The coloured feature walls are divine and I love them paired with the floral fabrics, vintage floral artwork, white walls and vintage inspired furniture pieces. The house is aptly named Bed of Flowers!! You can stay at this beautiful place and I must say I think it is very reasonable priced. Click HERE to visit the website.
Monday, 23 March 2009
Bed of Flowers
I fell in love with this gorgeous guest house in the Netherlands when it was featured in Real Living magazine recently. I love, love, love it! The coloured feature walls are divine and I love them paired with the floral fabrics, vintage floral artwork, white walls and vintage inspired furniture pieces. The house is aptly named Bed of Flowers!! You can stay at this beautiful place and I must say I think it is very reasonable priced. Click HERE to visit the website.
61 comments:
- WELCOME TO MY WORLD said...
wow I love the rooms with the pink walls. (Sighs) My dream house.
- 23 March 2009 13:46
- Patty said...
I showed this to my 2 girls and they want to move in tomorrow....promised to find them some birds for their lights in their room!
- 23 March 2009 14:07
- Rebecca@Harmony and Home said...
I LOVE the pink on the walls in that second photo, as well as the dining room set and pink settee in the background. It's not too much because of the natural pine floors. Stunning!
- 23 March 2009 15:30
- KaReN EiLeeN said...
Love ALL of the photos. Pink & Green are always so stunning together...Will be back again.
Karen Eileen
- 23 March 2009 15:43
- PinkSircus said...
Looks wonderful. I love the colors!
- 23 March 2009 16:58
- Dagny @ Beautiful Living said...
What a fantastic color palette!
- 23 March 2009 17:57
- Cote de Texas said...
- 23 March 2009 18:14
- LexyB said...
I love the lime green and bright blue - it really works in the muted light of Europe.
- 23 March 2009 18:20
- custardbydesign said...
i love the vibrant green used throughout this house...
- 23 March 2009 19:20
- Diana Strinati Baur said...
What a fabulous find. I am bookmarking it for my next visit to Holland.
- 23 March 2009 19:26
- Anita said...
Hi there Anna ! I will be featuring this and other Dutch B&B's in my blog too. Bed of Roses is really an amazing one !
- 23 March 2009 20:28
- Gardengirl said...
I would love to stay here. The problem is I don't think I would want to leave. Absolutely Stunning !!!
- 23 March 2009 22:04
- Monica said...
Hello !!!!
This is soooo beautiful !!!!!
I'd like to move in too.....Lovely blog......
Monica in Rome
- 23 March 2009 22:23
- Janet K said...
Hey Anna, have tried to leave a comment, few little hiccups alng the way. Loved the Courier Mail article, both of you looked gorgeous! well done. This post is devine, thought it was your decorating talents again (especially image 1 and 4). Colours are like lollies - luscious & sweet. hope to c u soon ..Janet TMG..
- 23 March 2009 22:56
- A Gift Wrapped Life said...
Any place that uses chartreuse like this would get my tourist dollars if I was traveling to the Netherlands, gorgeous!
- 23 March 2009 23:08
- Sharalee said...
How fun for first thing Monday morning! :)
- 23 March 2009 23:12
- The Style PA said...
I love lime green. So fresh and uplifting.
- 23 March 2009 23:57
- alishagwen said...
ditto! these images are fab :)
- 24 March 2009 00:00
- casapinka said...
I want to move in right NOW.
- 24 March 2009 00:04
- Tamerie Shriver said...
And I love, love, love all the color! the house is just beautiful.
- 24 March 2009 01:00
- la la Lovely said...
Wow.. this is perfection.. thanks for sharing.. I love EVERYTHING about it!
- 24 March 2009 01:23
- Sanity Fair said...
Stunning - and how wonderfully refreshing and bright it would be in the winter in such a cold place.
Thanks for sharing!
- 24 March 2009 01:43
- It' an Evolution said...
Such a happy place...I don't think you could ever be sad in this place. Only wish it were closer...good therapy.
- 24 March 2009 02:12
- ublanks03 said...
What a happy house!
- 24 March 2009 02:13
- Sarthak said...
Aaah !! Absolutely Beautiful ! j'adore cet maison !
- 24 March 2009 02:23
- Jeanneoli said...
So fun and colorful. Love the chandelier.
- 24 March 2009 03:18
- compulsively compiled said...
How unique! I love it. I have added it to my list of places to visit one day.
- 24 March 2009 04:27
- TDC said...
This place is SO beautiful. I absolutely love it.
- 24 March 2009 05:42
- Yoli said...
I am enamored of the chandelier with the little birds!
- 24 March 2009 06:44
- The Polka Dotted Owl said...
the living room is my favorite. The birds are soo whimiscal, great for spring!
- 24 March 2009 07:02
- lily-g said...
Love the pink room and the blue room the best! I love how your Mum's coffee table is displayed and the day-beds, fresh, summery and Oh so stylish!
- 24 March 2009 08:09
- lily-g said...
Love the pink room and the blue room the best! I love how your Mum's coffee table is displayed and the day-beds, fresh, summery and Oh so stylish!
- 24 March 2009 08:10
- Kimberley Kozak said...
I just love pink and green together. They were my wedding colours. Love your blog too. So inspiring...
- 24 March 2009 09:55
- bcp.....My Life said...
Oh my goodness! I just found your blog. It is beautiful...so clean and easy to read. I love your beautiful pics even though we are worlds apart, literally and otherwise. (My youngest child is older than you!) I really am drawn to everything you have posted. I love the idea of the purpose of your blog being to record/document the work you have done. I have just started a blog with the same thoughts as a goal. www.bcpmylife.com
- 24 March 2009 11:26
- Not So Glamorous Housewife said...
The colors are so crisp. What a refreshing place to stay.
- 24 March 2009 12:52
- Jade Creative said...
I'm liking the brilliant color in small touches. Fresh!
- 24 March 2009 19:27
- abeachcottage said...
sigh I love the coffee table and the blue room, just so stylish...
- 24 March 2009 19:44
- C.L.B said...
I love the pink walls, lime green vintage chairs and the chandelier with bird decoration.
- 24 March 2009 21:54
- C.L.B said...
I love the pink walls, lime green vintage chairs and the chandelier with bird decoration.
- 24 March 2009 21:54
- HOUND HILL DESIGN said...
Hi Anna -
How did the magazine ever find this oh so charming and unusual little B&B tucked away in Holland!?! Very pretty way of using pinks and greens!
- 24 March 2009 23:20
- Pink Lemonade said...
I'm in love!!!!
- 24 March 2009 23:42
- Style Maniac said...
Fresh, modern and inviting--my cottage fantasy come to life. Must add to my long long list of places to visit some day.
- 25 March 2009 03:54
- Jennifer DeDonato said...
I love those rooms...melt!
- 25 March 2009 14:12
- pve design said...
Love those strong colors. Wow!
- 25 March 2009 20:53
- catherine said...
I really love the lime green walls in the feature room. I have one lime wall in my kitchen above my stove just so I can look at lime green. I have left the large window facing south west uncovered so I get the sunset colours of the sky in the evening . lime green glows differently depending on the time of the day. love these Brissie cool evenings. cheers
- 25 March 2009 21:37
- Washington Cube said...
I love that hit of acid green on the walls which is such a perfect backdrop (and daring) for anything floral.
- 25 March 2009 21:42
- Tracy Lorna Nors said...
Incredible place. The combination of weathered looking floors, florals and splashes of vibrant colour really work, and that chandelier; woman after my own heart!
- 26 March 2009 21:20
- The Clever Pup said...
This series of pictures is just wonderful
- 28 March 2009 08:45
- BoDy anD SouL said...
Love the chandelier with birdies ans pretty shads, and the room with the turquoise decor.
- 29 March 2009 00:08
- annechovie said...
Anna, thank you for posting this! I am crazy about these interiors and love the colors. I hope you have a wonderful weekend! XO
- 29 March 2009 01:38
- Emily said...
These greens and pinks are so beautiful! I am in heaven. -e
- 31 March 2009 06:14
- Katherine said...
wow, how beautiful! pink and green together are so pretty.
- 9 April 2009 03:50
- knack said...
everything is so gorgeous!
I enjoyed all of your pictures over at Decor8 too :)
- 13 April 2009 23:13
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Amazing! So colorful and lifelike. Simply Gorgeous! what a great idea! im sure these will fly off your shelves!!
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- jomie said...
I like the pink walls in the second photo. I love pink and I want my house be painted in pink color.
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- Shedman said...
Hello there! I love the use of the colors, from the wall to the furniture, they're so vibrant, very well done and it blends so well. Fantastic job, I'm loving it.
~Rob@ barn plans and designs
- 1 December 2010 02:34
- Harris said...
Well decorated and beautiful house, I liked the combination of Sofas and wall color, This is a dream house, and every person has a dream to get this beautiful house,
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- mandela said...
Netherlands is actually a nice place for traveling and vacation..I will say about the name of this house first.Bed of Flowers..wow.they surely have a creative mind of naming it such a meaningful way.and what else would i say about the decorations.it's simply awesome.i wish i could visit there someday..
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- Boundlesstech said...
Really the blogging is spreading its wings rapidly. Your write up is a fine example of it.
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- hs said...
This is not the first of your posts I've read, and you never cease to amaze me. Thank you, and I look forward to reading more.
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- Michael said...
Wow, gorgeous colors, the paint job is amazing. The entire house is so inviting because of the colors of the wall and it go well with the furniture.
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The city of Armagh is a great blend of culture, cathedrals and craic, plus great pubs, a pretty tree-lined Mall and elegant museums
It's hard not to be impressed by Armagh's lineage – after all, the place has been the ecclesiastical capital of Ireland for over 5,000 years. Only an hour's drive from Belfast, this ancient city packs in the history, and the hilly streets and lanes, elaborate doorways and extravagant architecture give it an air of intrigue that's hard to beat.
Interested in St Patrick? Welcome to Armagh – Ireland's patron saint reputedly had a stone church built here back in 445AD. And at the very spot where St Patrick's Church of Ireland now stands, you can descend to a crypt from the Middle Ages, with sacred music, stone heads and animal carvings.
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Spend a few day here and 1930s travel writer Richard Hayward's description of the city will echo in your ears: "The beauty of Armagh is the beauty of an old woman who has aged gracefully."
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When can building an 1,800-square-foot addition create an opportunity to save? When you're John and Elaine Poppe of western Ohio and you opt for an energy-saving lighting system as part of the project.
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"Elaine was big into the energy savings," says R.L. (Ric) Johnson of Elite Systems in Lima, Ohio. "We replaced nearly 90 percent of the existing lights with CFL or LED fixtures."
Johnson's crew didn't use the garden-variety compact fluorescents available at retail outlets, though. They searched for high-quality dimmable and controllable CFLs for many of the rooms. Even some of the dimmable CFLs that are available turn off when you dim them 40 percent, Johnson explains, so the company opted for higher-quality Philips lamps which can be dimmed to about 70 percent before turning off.
The dimmable CFLs are controlled by an HAI (Home Automation Inc.) control system over UPB (Universal Powerline Bus), which operates over the house's electrical powerline. "John gets up at night, hits a button, and some lights come on to about 40 percent," says Johnson.
Not all of the CFLs in the Poppe residence are dimmable, however. Some hallway and closet lights, for example, are either all on or all off. Elite Systems also added LED light strips in the Poppes' new home theater and under-the-counter LEDs in the kitchen. The lighting system and energy-saving lamps have cut lighting use by about 15 percent, Johnson estimates, though true savings won't be known until the end of this year.
The lighting system was just one part of the extensive project that consisted of a new garage, a first-floor bedroom, an elevator and a modest home theater system—as well as an electronics retrofit in the existing 3,300-square-foot space. The Poppes added the HAI control system for operating the lights and an electric in-floor radiant heating system. The system also affords them with a sense of security. The Poppes each have a keyfob to arm and disarm the security sensors from their cars, and if a garage door is left opened, the HAI touchscreens will flash an alert.
The Poppes also use the HAI system to monitor access to John's in-house legal office. The system alerts them whenever an employee uses a keycard to enter John's office, for example. The phone system was also upgraded to an Avaya IP system with multiple lines. This allows John to access his business line from any phone in the house.
Adding the control network to the older part of the house, originally built in the 1800s with plaster and lath walls, proved a big challenge. For example, Elite Systems had to figure out the best way to install an HAI touchpanel in the wall near the old front door. The solution was to enlarge the space for the door and rebuild the areas around the doorjambs with materials that were more amenable to a built-in touchpanel.
In addition, Elite Systems provided a solution to Elaine's extensive front-yard Christmas light display, adding 200-amp service and separating it into zones so one part can be on at a time. The company also synched in the Poppes' landscape lighting so that they don't conflict with the Christmas lights.
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603 was alright.
604 is probably going to show how Obito saw Rin die, hence his hate towards Kakashi-sensei.
The End
Originally Posted by Bramjansen9
It is very clear now! Zetsu say that in the genjutsu of Madara the dead people can come back alive! Obito is not going to be an evil person! after Rin dies he only agreed with Madara's plan just to bring her back! do you remember that Kakashi asked why Obito is doing this? Obito said because you let Rin die!
i agree completely.
Originally Posted by Raiden001
Hey guys!!! OK from what i gathered from this is chapter was these interesting events
1) Kakashi's picture was tapped/covered by Obito whilst he day dreams/infatuates over Rin.
(seems that he's already forgotten about their Bromance moment when kakashi lost his eye)
*** Also with the amount of hair that Obito has grown it would be safe to say that he's been in cave for a few months/years****
2) Zetsu's ability for recording events he has to be reconnected back to the Gedo Mazo for playback via those cables
3) On the last page we see Obito inside a zetsu which is fully covered (left side) And on the Right we see what we can only assume to be is Madara without Life Support cables on the right
****Which could mean that Madara infact can leave this place by unknown means**** an important piece of information if you are interested in Hidden Mists Politics Madara could have placed a "hit" order out on Rin/Kakashi
he has the cable
Originally Posted by Chatte
At least now it makes sense who controlled the Mizukage.
But after this, dunno why I have the impression that he'll turn good.
Why? Because it will be that thing that back then, it was a fight amongst the countries but now they fight as one, bla bla and there goes good boy Tobi will be back again.
the one who controlled the mizukage was probably the real madara.
Originally Posted by Mr.Beastie
the one who controlled the mizukage was probably the real madara.
Oh well, in the end I don't care to be honest.
To me the story has went down too much to be honest.
But anyway.
Originally Posted by Sadra1122
Why doesn't Obito just use Rinne-Tensei to revive Rin?
I'm thinking that she died in a way that made that technique impossible. Maybe Kakashi accidentally Kamui'd half her body in the upcoming fight and that caused him to never use it again..until Shippuden and Obito then takes Rin to Madara's hideout to try and save her using the Zetsu's but fails and then gives in to Madara's plan. It's a helluva long shot, but that what's I think.
Originally Posted by saints00025
I think that the masked "tobi suit" slowly takes control of Obitio's mind. When he puts it on, look at white Zetsu. He says, "He's.....A good boy." That would explain the tobi alter ego of being clumsy and loopy when he first joined the Akatsuki. It is the same personality as the "tobi suit" that we saw in this chapter, and in my opinion, probably the same exact voice too. Maybe Obito was never convinced to go along with Madara's plan, but his mind was simply overcome by the suit. After his mind was drained over this time, eventually, even his Obitio personality believed in Madara's plan. This upcoming fight when Obito sees Rin die will be the tipping point for Obito. This explains why Kakashi is so shell shocked right now, because Obito was actually present when Rin died, and Kakashi knows it.
Overall, I wonder who that third white guy outside was that Obito talked about. I wonder how much time elapsed from the very beginning to the end of the chapter. I wonder where Madara is. I'm thinking SOMEONE (maybe even a weak Madara) put on the "third white guy suit" and attacked the village. Thus, it was not Obito, but rather another masked man.
Nope. The masked man used the same time/space technique as Tobi so it has to be obito fighting minato
1. "lower parts means poo".
2. Another hint black zetsu i Obito goo.
3. Seems the goofyness Obito had might come from Zetsu, Already said that long ago so i was right again.
Guessing. My more then one year old theory of Tobis past is still legit. He will enter Konoha, as a member in Anbu.
I actually loved this chapter! The only thing that I found weird was that Madara said they were between their world and the next, although they're obviously in Tobi's hideout (before it was Tobi's hideout, that is). We now know the right side of his body isn't covered in scars, but instead was completely replaced, though it seems his eye was saved, too. So, based on this, his first mask was originally created from Hashirama's cells, just like White Zetsu? And where was Black Zetsu at that time? Everything's starting to explain itself and I really can't wait for the next chapter:D
I wonder what Zetsu means when he said that Madara "ordered them to take Obito there." I'm still a bit confused how Madara found Obito.
Obito trying to kiss that picture of Rin was kind of awquard and pathetic.
It explains why Obito had long hair when he confronted Kisami and the Mizukage.
flashbacks.. inside of a f-ckin flashback. flashception?
Originally Posted by General Teno
you know how white zetsu takes the chakra of some people
Maybe that was zetsu plan
Once obito gets out. he kills obito and takes the form for himself...
you said well... that was I was thinking too
Makes sense about the half zetsu part of obito. Also with the fact that he is training and mastering the wood element. I would assume that they are being attacked by kisame. Go you think Gai might be part of the fight as well? Considering how Kisame was always trying to get gai to remember him?
good sig.
Originally Posted by Mr.Beastie
the one who controlled the mizukage was probably the real madara.
Well, current Madara has white and grey hair. Obito already has long hair, as we can see. Who knows.
As far as black Zetsu? He probably wasn't made until later. I like the idea of the whole "Zetsu Battle Suit," as it explains how Obito was so tall.
I think Obito will see Rin die, activate his Mangekyo Sharingan, and thus, Kamui. Filled with rage and hate, he agrees with Madara and keeps his plans going after Madara's death. Shortly after, Tobi attacks Konoha after practiceing the Sharingan, Kamui, and Genjutsu. It was several years between the Shinobi world war and Obito's attack on the village.
As far as Zetsu brainwashing Obito? Nah. People are the most easily conned, lied to, and in this case, manipulated when angry, scared or the like. All these years are enough time for someone like Obito to turn evil. See what happened to Sasuke throughout his childhood. Obito probably went through the same.
A flashback within a flashback? Inception 2
How stupid is it that Obitos body aged so rapidly? His hair grew out and he looked like Sasuke in a panel and like Madara in the other. Kishi is frantically trying to cover up his plotholes.
I wonder why/how did obito help itachi during the uchiha massacre...did his hate towards Kakashi evolve to a hate towards his clan? Or was it all the same for him.
seriously.....confusing, but still....i wish he would just leave the cave and reunite with kakashi and rin and not turn in to tobi...oh well
Chapter was slightly better than what we've seen in past couple of weeks... But that being said, what explanation is that people are finding so convincing? You didn't really think that it is never going to be explained, right?! Thing is what is the explanation for Obito turning into Tobi. The whole stuff with Madara being alive, Obito using space/time technique while he was a good for nothing brat a min ago etc seems like just cooked up and too naive to even look for logic and reasoning... I think it is unfair to expect a cartoonist to have IQ of a scientist!!
Looks like a setup by Madara to pull Obito to the dark side. The ninjas that attacked kakashi and rin may just be setup. Madara unwilling to let obito out of the cave is being helped by zetsu who is under control of Madara(suspicious). Anyways lot of things make sense now.. i mean the height of Madara when Itachi meet him and the long hairs etc..
Anyways just thinking that Madara is more realistic in his objective to gain peace than Naruto :D
I am planning to change sides!!
I bet Madara had something to do with Rin's death. That way Obito would follow his plan with the hope of bringing Rin back from the dead. I wouldn't be surprised if Obito found out that Madara helped to cause her death and then turn on Madara.
WAIT! :o If Obito cant move through the earth like Zetsu can because only 1/2 his body is Zetsu, why does he do it multiple times when fighting Fu and Torune? -_-
Was it because he had fused with spiral Zetsu? I thought that was just the reason for his mask.
I'm not confused or shocked it was exactly what I expected. It was quite obvious where it was going. You guys are trolling yourselves trying to control the story in stupid, half assed theories. They are supposed to be predictions and predictions are tested for trial and error. The scientific method. You all need to do more time observing and analyzing instead of coming up with your bogus conclusions.
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The plot thickens and i think many are forgeting one thing that will probably have a great impact on the war. The secret scroll from Oros lab.
Adds to this chapter... This proves that Tobi is the one thet attacked the Leaf and the Forth. Obito will awaken the power of Kamui after seeing Rin die and the Zetsu body is the explenation why he seems to be a adult when attacking the Forth. Probably he still was a kid but thanks to Zestu he seems larger.
About the scroll that Suigetsu found in the hiden room in Oros lab... I think thanks to that Madara will be defeated, but not thanks to Naruto.
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Howdy gang,
Just wanted to know whether or not there were any decent rpm's that wrapped up the nessecary firmware loaders for the aforementioned pcmcia card? Iv just migrated from ubuntu to blag 70k (finally an os that doesnt live in the shadow of any sort of capitalist venture) and know there are debs around for this, but not dealt much with redhat packages. I dont mind having a go at building the alsa modules myself but im not exactly a linux guru so thought it couldnt hurt to ask.
Any info on dealing with this card in blag would be mucho appreciated.
One more thing - i know using hardware that demands propriety drivers is kinda defeating the point of using free software like blag, but the soundcard was here first and im not exactly the kind of folk who upgrade just for the sake of it.
Posted: Mon May 12, 2008 8:19 pm
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I sympathize but am booting this to the non-free section... :)
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yeah sorry jebba, should have thought that one over abit before posting. Think ill give the module builds a bash anyway, and be more mindful of board-tiquette in future
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best tool is to search via google for rpm and the name of the program or the package name for the deb.
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Posted: Tue May 13, 2008 10:48 am
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Cheers mate ill give it a look over. I agree trying to use stuff like this soundcard is hardgoing, as the truth is im abit of a leftie and am really into the whole fsf idea of decentralizing control over software, which means that having exceptions to the rule like the odd bit of closed soft here and there is a bit of cop out (for me anyway, not trying to judge or generalize).
Plus im hopelessly paranoid and dont trust the goverment not to have all sorts of fiendish back doors in proprietry stuff that we cant see.
But the basic fact is however pro-free soft i am im more of an anti consumerist, so id rather use this soundcard till it becomes of no use (oh dear this in danger of getting shifted to the politics forum now isnt it?)
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I didn't google it, but you 100% certain it even requires firmware? Most soundcards dont.
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To my experience yes, as the hardware itself dosent load the drivers on startup it needs a specific alsa-firmware loader. To be honest im not even massivley keen on the damn thing, but my vaio is getting long in the tooth and the built in sound is busted. Saying that its just a connector but havent had the back of it yet to find out / fix it, so thats probably my next step.
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Savage Defense no longer procs on crit which means the extra rage when mangle crits is the true benefit. Having said that, it is still unreliable/spikey in nature. Haste would give a similar rage return, from the little I've seen, assuming hit and expertise caps but would be more reliable at that point. Another thing to keep in mind is that if you don't hit, you can't crit. Well, technically a miss can crit but you don't get any benefit from it from my understanding.
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The dancers performed jumps and turns of different levels of difficulty ranging from the simplest routines to the most complex techniques. Therefore, this piece is a measure in international ballet: the company that performs it to acclaim, prove their preparation and high standard of technique. On March 22, the artists of the Hungarian National Ballet passed the test; the spectacular jumps, dazzling turns, virtuoso solutions and perfect harmony was accompanied by enthusiastic applause, loud ovation and bravos from the audience several times. Modern+1 – including two Kylián choreographies, Petite Mort and Six Dances – can be seen 6 times at the Erkel Theatre.
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On 5 & 6 April, the Pas de Quatre14 performances carry on a tradition established by the Opera last year. The aim is to present audiences with four ballet companies of Hungary on stage on one evening. The three companies that accepted the invitation of the Hungarian National Ballet are: the Ballet Company of Győr performs László Velekei's piece Kodály, the Ballet Pécs presents Waving Floor by Lóránd Zachár, the Szeged Contemporary Dance Company brings an act of Rite, choreographed by Tamás Juronics to Budapest. The three companies create a dance festival at the theatre with the largest auditorium in Hungary along with the Hungarian National Ballet presenting the extraordinary Petite Mort at these performances.
The third night (7 April) of Pas de Quatre14 is TáncTrend14 (DanceTrend14) – alternative opens up possibilities even more: dance audiences can see performances of alternative and independent companies at the Erkel Theatre. It is a compilation of genres featuring Bertalan Vári's choreography Hungarian Dances 2014 based on folk dances, the tango show Historia del tango by László Budai, and the company of Rita Góbi presenting Pearl Fishers. Following the performance, the audience can turn into dancers themselves: they can learn the basics of tango with László Budai in the grand bar while dancing together with the artist of the Hungarian National Ballet and the guest companies.
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