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Hi blaggers,
We talked about this with cyrille, yesterday, and it appears that there are two categories of blaggers : the dinosaurs and the baby new borns :)
The problem is : we, the baby new born, are a bit lost in the organisation. Looks like everyone has his own server, we share about 7 different mediums for developpment (identi, blag site/forum/wiki, riseup, blogs...)
So, my question is : is there really a need for this all, or wouldn't it be possible de center on a few mediums, correctly defined? BTW, I find riseup awful to use :)
Here is a part of my reply : we have a forum, we just need an image hosting service and a file hosting service, and some more categories on the development part, and so we could center on this website. But, I don't know if the server characteristics will support it :s
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Some people have their own website and server that were not dedicated for blag.
Identi.ca is a social network for free software activists; so it's not something dedicated for blag but for all free software fighters.
It was decided that blag website and other things would move on FSF server. I think it's still the goal. (Remember that when Jebba quit, we were with no server, website, etc. and for some time with no access to the old ones.)
Riseup was created to have something in common for working on blag.
Main sites are blablagblag.org, Forum and wiki. I think it's the same for all distros, no?
We may put all the work on blagblagblag.org if you want; so no problem with American Laws (I thought about libdvdcss and others).
I've access to it and may ask Jason what he thinks about that.
A not so old blaggie.
PS: I think for such discussions, we may use blag-whereto mailing list:
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This may not be the right place to ask, but is there any thought to the ISO's, etc, being hosted on sourceforge? Would make things a little more accessible?
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The iso *should* be hosted soon on fsf servers.
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to mirror the site + forums + ISOs/repos would be good too.
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This should be post on the wiki (Mirroring, etc.). I think too that all the documentation about how to build the repo, how to build live cd, etc. must be on the wiki.
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Hey, I created a new page and a link to the page on the BLAG wiki:
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- You can see other animals too. Once you're done seeing the pandas, you can make your way over to the Zoo's many other exhibits. The Toronto Zoo boasts over 5,000 animals representing more than 460 species, including white lions, gorillas, and polar bears.
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In earlier versions of COMSOL Multiphysics, it was cumbersome to connect 1D pipes to 3D flow domains. However, did you know that a new feature in COMSOL Multiphysics version 5.0 now allows you to easily accomplish this? Let me demonstrate how this feature works.Read more ⇢
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Mary Berry's Christmas chutney
By Mary Berry
Cooking timeTakes about 2½ hours
Skill levelModerately easy
ServingsMakes about 2.5kg/6lb
A perfect match for cheese and cold meats, and delicious in turkey sandwiches
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- 900g tomatoes
- 3 red peppers, 1 large aubergine and 1 green pepper (total weight of about 900g/2lb)
- 700g onions, peeled and fairly finely chopped, by hand or in a food processor
- 4 fat cloves garlic, crushed
- 350g granulated sugar
- 300ml/½pint white wine vinegar or distilled malt vinegar
- 1 tbsp salt
- 1 tbsp coriander seeds, crushed
- 1 tbsp paprika
- 2 tsp cayenne pepper
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- Peel the tomatoes - prick them with a sharp knife, place in a bowl and cover with boiling water. Leave for a few seconds then drain and cover with cold water. The skins will now come away easily.
- Chop the tomatoes and aubergine and seed and chop the peppers. Put in a large heavy-based pan with the onions and garlic and bring to the boil. Cover with a lid, lower the heat and gently simmer for about one hour, stirring occasionally, until tender.
- Tip the sugar, vinegar, salt, coriander, paprika and cayenne into the pan and bring to the boil over a medium heat, stirring, until the sugar has dissolved. Continue to boil for 30 minutes or so, until the mixture achieves a chunky chutney consistency and the surplus watery liquid has evaporated. Take care towards the end of the cooking time to continue stirring so that the chutney doesn't catch on the bottom of the pan.
- Ladle the chutney into sterilised or dishwasher-clean jars (Kilner jars are ideal) and top with paper jam covers. Seal the jars while still hot. Leave to mature for at least a month in a cool dark place.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, November 2002
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I've just popped this wonderful chutney away until Christmas, but not without saving a tiny jar for myself now! This recipe worked beautifully, the prep was time-consuming but easy and worth it. I left out the aubergine and used a tad more onion and pepper, and as for the cayenne pepper I went with 1 1/2 tsp after reading other comments, which was perfect. This chutney is fairly sweet, but no more than a shop-bought one, and the spices are perfect. I left the lid off for the first boil which meant that the final boil was much quicker- about 45 mins. I managed to make 3 quite big jars, which were just recycled ones that I'd saved. You do have to be really careful on the final boil not to burn it, which is what I did, but I quickly rescued it and put it in another pan, and it was fine, I just had to spend a while scrubbing the original pan! A really great recipe, which I'm sure the whole family will love when they receive it as presents on Christmas day!
This is the most amazing chutney I have made. Friends and family literally went nuts for it. Can be time consuming but in the best possible way. Put on the Christmas tunes, grab a glass of mulled wine and get chopping. Tastes and smells delicious, making double this year to cover demand. Absolute winner!
Absolutely gorgeous! I made a batch of this and it was my first time at making jam or chutney. I found it very easy to make, the final boil was much more than 30 mins as others have mentioned. I think that mine was more like 1 hour and 30 mins. I also found that it made no where near 2.5 kilos. But it is so tasty! And it has a little kick to it too. I will definitely be making another batch for Christmas.
I have made this again today, I make it about 3 or 4 times a year every year. A friend called in when it was cooking and loved the smell so much waited until it was finished and has gone home with a jar, I very much doubt that she is going to wait a month to try. In fact my daughter has just eaten it warm from the pan with some cheese and really enjoyed it.
I just finished making my second batch , can't wait to have some . First batch given as Xmas presents , so delicious I was sorry I only kept 2 small jars for myself, all of which was consumed over Xmas . I followed the recipe exactly , used a preserving pan and found it probably only took 50 mins for final boil after adding sugar . Will be making again
I didn't get chance to make this in time for Christmas and have just made my first batch today. It's the first time I've ever made a chutney so only made a half batch this time.
I found the instructions easy to follow but took a little longer to thicken up about an extra 20 mins. I did blend the chutney up a bit at the end as I don't really like it too chunky.
This will definitely be a repeat cook recipe in my house as had to stop my husband eating out of the pan when it was finished! Definitely making a huge batch for next Christmas!!
This chutney is the best! It's gone down a storm with my friends & family who had home made hampers with this in, I left us with a large jar & since opening it on Boxing Day it's nearly all gone! Amazing!! This will be a throughout the year staple in my house now! I think I will make it next time with sweetner rather than sugar & see how it turns out to make it a bit more "slimming" friendly!!
The only problem with this recipe is that the chutney is too easy to eat- we made it as christmas gifts, aren't big chutney fans in general but are going through this super fast. Goes great with cold meats or even to jazz up a simple sandwich. I was also a bit worried initially as it smells like a sweet and sour sauce when first made but matures beautifully even only after 4 weeks- I doubt ours will get the chance to mature much longer!!
I have made this receipe about 8 times now and never fails. People compliment me and ask when I will be making more. Two main comments I would make. It might be a little spicy for some peoples taste so put in less cumin. The liquid reduction at the end takes much longer then stated. I would say it took an hour and ten minutes. Is a long process but worth doing. I made some for Christmas time and will give as part of the hampers I am making. Makes 4 normal sized jam jars per batch. I also use red sweet tip peppers as thought they had more flavour.
I made this exact recipe last year as Christmas gift and it was a huge hit. Made another 8lbs of this last night with a few tweeks. Used passata instead of fresh tomatoes, added 1in piece of grated fresh ginger. Reduced the coriander by half and added some smoked paprika and cumin instead. Also used soft dark brown sugar and red wine vinegar in same amounts listed above. The result was even better than last year's batch. It was very smooth and mellow, not at all vinegary. In fact, I ate some of it with cheese and crackers already!


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The Paths to Peace program brings sixteen students (8 per semester) of different faiths and backgrounds from Israel and Palestine (West Bank and Gaza) to study together for one semester at New York University, located in the center of New York City. The program is dedicated to training future leaders, endowing them with the skills and experience to advance reconciliation and coexistence for future generations.
The academic objective of Paths to Peace is to focus on the historical, political, cultural, and religious relationships between Israelis and Palestinians. All students in the program will be required to take at least two mandatory courses, together with NYU students, on Israel and on Palestine or the Middle East. They will also participate in two weekly workshops to be held on two separate days and to be conducted by experienced Palestinian and Israeli facilitators. Workshop participants will engage in an in-depth process of exploration, observation and analysis of the conflict and will have the opportunity to gain important insights into their identities as well as the dynamics of groups in conflict.
Students will be allowed to select up to two additional courses based on their own academic interests. These courses may be selected from all of the University's undergraduate schools and institutes (except for the Stern School of Business and the Tisch School of the Arts).
Program participants will attend off-campus excursions, such as visits to the UN Headquarters, the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture in Harlem, and a weekend in Washington, DC. Each student is expected and required to participate fully in the program and to attend all classes and activities comprising the program. In the event that the University determines, in its sole discretion, that a student has failed to meet the required standard of participation, the student will be subject to immediate dismissal from the program and will be required to return to his/her country of origin.
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Rumors spread rather quickly this week about Josh Mathews joining TNA when pictures of the announcer leaving the company headquarters appeared online. While no official confirmation has been made on the signing, the belief is that a contract has already been reached. While there is still a slight chance that he might be wrestling for the company, the widespread belief is that he is coming in as an announcer.
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Josh Mathews might not be out of a job for too long. Rumors are floating around that TNA is very close to signing him to a contract. When he was backstage at Impact Wrestling, he did not seem like a typical visitor, as management was introducing him to people backstage. The belief is that he would be a valuable asset since he understands a lot about the production in WWE.
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Since he was very popular with his peers backstage, there have been many wondering why WWE released Josh Mathews yesterday. It turns out that it was simply a business decision, as the company needed to trim their budget further. To management, Mathews was at the bottom of the list when it comes to announcers, commentators and interviewers. WWE is expected to continue with the releases to cut cost even further.
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It looks like WWE is not done handing out pink slips to their employees. Josh Mathews becomes the latest person to receive a release from the company. He was a bit of a utility person backstage, but most will remember him as an interviewer. Locker room morale might take a bit of a hit since Mathews was well liked and his enthusiasm for the WWE product was a bit infectious.
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Lore and I were given the opportunity to speak with Alex Afrasiabi (AA), also known as Furor, the Lead World Designer of World of Warcraft, and J. Allen Brack (JAB), the Production Director for World of Warcraft. We tried to keep focused on subjects important to the five-year anniversary and the long-term challenges and successes they've dealt with.
Can you expand a little bit on what your roles are in the ongoing production of World of Warcraft?
[blizzard] AA: Yeah absolutely. I am in charge of encounter design, quest design, and everything that falls in between those two things, which is spawning creatures and dungeons, and essentially the story and feel of the world.
JAB: I'm responsible for the production and operation of the game. I have a partner, Tom Chilton, who's the game director, and between the two of us we effectively run World of Warcraft.[/blizzard]
What has been your biggest thrill during the development and release years of Warcraft?
[blizzard] AA: The biggest thrill for me was in Lich King with the advent of the Death Knight starting area. Seeing that come together and seeing that format actually work.
JAB: For me, it was shipping Wrath of the Lich King. I felt like it had a really strong story element. It had a really strong interplay between Warcraft 3 so it was a long story we'd been telling from a Blizzard point of view. Launching that game with the Death Knight starting experience and the experience with Arthas and the dungeons was just an awesome achievement.[/blizzard]
What major goals did you set in the first year of World of Warcraft?
[blizzard] JAB: The first major goal after ship was to get the service stable and up and running and allow people to actually play the game.
AA: That was our primary goal. We had the content, we had a fun game experience that I think everyone really enjoyed, but the biggest challenge by far was getting enough servers up and getting the service available to players.[/blizzard]
What do you feel are the biggest successes you've had with increasing accessibility to newer players since release, both in leveling and in raiding?
[blizzard] AA: We've changed our model a few times. Leaving Burning Crusade we had, talking about raiding, Sunwell. Sunwell was something that really was the territory of the top 1% of our playerbase. We spent a lot of time on Sunwell. It was kind of a cold realization, even though we'd felt it before, we spent a lot of time, we had a lot of very passionate, talented individuals working on the game, and they love the game and they want players to enjoy the game as well, and that was one of those ones where it was, "Sunwell is awesome!" It really was an amazing instance and we would have really loved for more people to see Sunwell.
So what we really went into Lich King with was, first and foremost, that we want our players to see our content. We want our players to be able to experience our content if they so choose: if they're a raider and they want to raid, we want to let them raid; if they want to do dungeons and heroics, we're going to let them do those. That was the big win for us, because Lich King did do that, and we think Lich King has done it well.
JAB: I totally agree with that. I think the popularity of Karazhan was kind of a moment for the team, because for a certain amount of time Karazhan was probably the most popular piece of content we had ever made. Just the realization of how excited people were about 10-person groups and 10-person raids was really a big philosophy changer for us on the team. That definitely led to the 10 and 25-man split on all Lich King content and all future content, because we want players to have the ability to experience content at the raid size that they want.
Those two decisions really go hand in hand.[/blizzard]
Are there ways you think you can improve on this for Cataclysm?
[blizzard] AA: I'm gonna guess we'll surprise you. I think there's always ways to improve upon -- one of the great things about working here is we're allowed to make mistakes, and we do mistakes, clearly, and learn from them and improve upon, so I think we'll take whatever mistakes that we've made -- and there are a few -- and use those going forward with our raiding and dungeon philosophy into Cataclysm, and hopefully make it a better experience for the players.
JAB: Yeah we're trying some stuff with Icecrown, specifically in regards to looting, that is sort of an aberration from stuff that we've done before. Everything we've done is just a revision of what we've done before in terms of that stuff and I think that's going to inform a lot of the decisions we make in Cataclysm in terms of itemization and loot and how that works together.[/blizzard]
This question comes from Xav of Premonition: How important high end raiding competition is to the overall health of the game, and how has it affected its growth over the years?
[blizzard] AA: I can tell you high end raiding is what birthed raiding in this game to begin with. Jeff Kaplan and Rob and myself and a few others were huge huge raiders in Everquest, and so that was a playstyle that we all really loved, and it was something that we wanted to see in WoW. The social aspect of it was really one of the big things there. You'd get all these people together and they'd cooperatively work towards a goal and the end result was very gratifying. And so, yeah, that's part of it right there. But we continue to honor high end raiding by continuing to have it. We try, I think with the splits now and the heroic difficult, we try to cover our bases now. We try to cover the lower end tiers and allowing access to all content, but at the same time, if you're a hardcore raider like Xav is in Premonition, we do provide the challenges for you as well. You can pick and choose what you want to do. You can get in there with the Lich King in under 15 attempts and hopefully take him down and we'll see how that goes.[/blizzard]
What are the hardest decisions you need to make with new zones and cities in Warcraft?
[blizzard] AA: I think the hardest decisions is always... You don't want to stop. We love what we do and we want to always improve on things, and especially when you're going back through Cataclysm trying to bring up the old world and make all these great changes, the hardest part is knowing when to stop and knowing when enough is enough. It's good enough, it's great enough, but designers want to redo everything! It's not feasible, unfortunately, given timelines, but that's the hardest part for sure.
JAB: Yeah, we always want to do the greatest thing we've ever done. Since we want to make every zone the best zone we've ever made, that gets to be a problem when you're talking about the number of zones we've made and the number of zones we need to work on.[/blizzard]
How do you keep making the new zones fresh and interesting, rather than "just another desert zone" or "just another mountain zone?"
[blizzard] AA: We have a lot of brilliant people here, honestly. I mean, we have a lot of passionate people. One of the things, it's interesting, is that all of our designers play the game. It might sound strange to hear, but it's something that does become a problem at times. They play the game passionately, with multiple characters, through multiple factions, and they all know what needs to be done. It's a strange thing, but it's wonderful working with them. We definitely have an eye out for 'the new,' you know, so if we're going to put a desert zone out we want to make sure it's a desert zone you've never seen before. So while we're not prevented from doing that, we want to make sure that you're going to get something amazing every time.
JAB: I don't think anyone ever comes to the table with the idea of, "I've got an idea, let's do a desert zone!" They come to the table with, "here's this one piece" of something completely awesome that they want to see in the game, and it goes from there. People will come up with ideas for individual little pieces that will eventually become a zone. We've always wanted to do an underwater zone: one of the things we've talked about with Cataclysm is Vashj'ir, the sunken city of Vashj'ir, how that's going to have a significant underwater component. We've always wanted to do that. People bringing up concept art, or different ideas of, "hey these are the things I want to see in the zone" is really... It's about those moments, those cool experiences that you want players to have, much more than it is about "let's create a desert zone."[/blizzard]
How much do the concept artists inspire you guys to create something brand new... how often does that happen?
[blizzard] AA: Very often.
JAB: Yeah, all the time.
AA: It's very common. I mean, our concept artists are amazing, and I think it's a give and take, honestly, that we inspire them and they inspire us. It's a beautiful little circle.
JAB: You'll have the artist who comes in and says, "I have tried to envision this as you've described it," and wow, that's awesome, and we take the ideas to the next level. We'll have pieces come out that are with very rough, high level direction of "this is the idea for this zone, these are the kinds of things that we need to do, go off and create some neat concepts and let's see what comes back and see what we're excited about." That's a big part in it. We'll also do iterative concepts as things are coming together. We spent a lot of time doing what we call paintovers of Dalaran, where we take a screenshot of what Dalaran is today, and then artify that into a concept art format to give us the next step that we need to be reaching for.[/blizzard]
After we've been adventuring in Azeroth for five years, what made you decide to blow it all up in Cataclysm?
[blizzard] AA: Blow it all up? [laughs] We're not necessarily blowing it all up. Certainly, yes, there are places that are blown up in a part. This was an easy decision for us. Well, I won't say easy, but it was a decision we went in with happily. It's the old world, it's wonderful in its own ways, but we've ... since the old world, since Burning Crusade, even since Lich King... we've elevated our design style to new heights. As we go through the old world and we play it -- like I said, we play a lot -- it becomes really obvious to us that it would be awesome if the old world met the standards we've set today. That was one of the big reasons going back, we wanted to make sure that the entry play experience -- the first 60 levels, or 50 levels, or whatever it might be -- are as good as Lich King, as good as playing through Lich King or even Burning Crusade. That's the big pull.
We'll blow things up when we need to. A lot of places have regrown due to certain issues and variances and things coming about with this Cataclysm, and we'll see a lot of that, too.
JAB: One of the first decisions we settled on was that we wanted to do two new races. And then the idea of having those two new races level up in the five-year-old level 1-60 experience was not very appealing. That also played into the decision, along with everything that Alex said.[/blizzard]
What would you two like to see in the next years of Warcraft?
[blizzard] JAB: Interestingly, we don't really plan beyond the next few patches and the next expansion. We started the design for Cataclysm as we were wrapping up Lich King. Over the course of the next few months we figured out what the patch plan for Lich King was going to be and that's where we are right now. Right now we have a pretty good idea of what Cataclysm is going to end up being and we have some ideas for what some potential patches could be, but that's really about it in terms of stuff we've nailed down.
The real reason for that is because we're going to be much smarter about what the players need, what the game needs, and what the right decisions are once we ship Cataclysm, or once we get a lot more of the Cataclysm development done. Why go through the effort to make a 2-year, 5-year, or 10-year plan, or whatever, when you know it's going to get thrown away, because we're going to be so much smarter tomorrow than we are today. That's one of the things we say around here a lot is, "I don't know today, but I'll know... whenever we ship 3.3, we'll know how that turned out." And we'll be able to make smarter decisions about what the next step is.
AA: Yep. What he said. Totally true. Absolutely. [laughs][/blizzard]
Do you operate as a single team as you develop each new patch and each new zone, or are you split into subdivisions?
[blizzard] JAB: A lot of online game companies have done it different ways. The way that we do it and the way that we've really always done it is one team. We've got one team that's working on 3.3 right now, and we've got some people on that team that are working on Cataclysm stuff, but the idea that we have is that we want to have one set of leadership that's sort of making the overall game decisions because we're not making patch content and Cataclysm, we're making World of Warcraft. We want everyone to be tuned in and dialed into that experience on both the patch side and the expansion side. Everyone is in the same boat, as it were. [/blizzard]
As a franchise, Warcraft began as a real-time strategy game with Warcraft: Orcs and Humans. After three Warcraft games it moved onto the MMORPG genre. What do you feel the next step for the franchise is? Is there a possibility that it may return to its RTS roots?
[blizzard] JAB: We're really excited about the Warcraft Text Adventure. That's going to be followed up by the Turn Based Strategy Game. No...
The teams that we have help decide what it is that they're excited about making. The Real Time Strategy team that we have is currently working on Starcraft 2. Prior to that they were working on Warcraft 3 and the Warcraft 3 expansion. What we call "Team 2," which is the World of Warcraft team, started out actually making a different game called Nomad, and the team really got excited about making an online game, and making a Warcraft online game, so that's how World of Warcraft was born.
At some point, some team may decide, "Hey, we want to make a text adventure! Or a turn-based strategy game or something like that, and we want to use the Warcraft franchise, and this is how we could do it." Or the guys who finish Starcraft 2, they're working on that and they've got a couple expansions that we've announced for that, they may decide, yeah, it's time to return to the Warcraft franchise and start thinking about Warcraft 4. That's a decision for them to make, and is obviously years in the future.
The answer to your question may be a little vague, but it's really up to the team. The teams get really excited about stuff and when the teams are excited, great things happen. It's much more of a "what is the team excited about" as a decision maker as opposed to someone from on high saying "we will now make a Warcraft turn-based-strategy game. Go, excecute on that!"[/blizzard]
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Interesting read, I enjoyed it. That and I had no idea the developers actually played the game that much. Next time some random person says they are a dev in game, there actually is a possibility it might be true lol.
This is cool, more articles would be awesome.
Awesome read. One of my questions kind of made it in!
Execute for show, tank for dough.
I'd actually play that Warcraft text adventure. I'm not sure how successful it would be commercially, though...
Great interview. Looks like I will be in the business of leveling again for the first few weeks of release. It sounds exciting.
Interesting, really want some insider-access to see how everythings made.
The Ashbringer...
Great Interview...I still relish the idea of another slot or 2 per realm to allow for the new race/class combos rather than erasing and rerolling anew...Ahh to dream
Great questions, and the answers were really thorough. The only thing I wish they'd elaborated on more was Xav's question about high end raiding competition. Didn't sound like they talked about the "competition" part of raiding, which I think soured for a lot of people with the gated release of ToC bosses. Then again I could be totally wrong.
Can't find a complaint about this interview. I think more than anything I'm proud that they took the time to talk to Tankspot. It really does give a feeling of importance to this site, knowing that some devs took the the time to talk to us.
The questions are on spot, and weren't to the point that it's watered down. All in all, great stuff!
The most stressful, yet provides the most gratification..
Tanking <3