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Circumstances could have been completely different. Charles Brown was a chemist. He attended college, earned a degree in chemistry, taught high school science, and landed a civil service job in Pine Bluff, Arkansas. That would have been a career track for most. Brown had other ideas. He bristled at the racism he encountered each day. He volunteered to serve in the second world war, but was deemed unfit due to asthma. So Charles Brown packed his bags and headed to California.
Thank goodness. Can you imagine a holiday season without "Merry Christmas Baby?" Or a world without "Drifting Blues?" And who played the piano behind a fellow Texan, Ivory Joe Hunter, on "Blues at Sunrise?" How about "Trouble Blues," or "Black Night?" Mind you, most of those songs were hits before Elvis Presley had ever set foot in Sun Studios.
How about one of my all-time favorite records, Sam Cooke's Night Beat? If you simply listen to the way Cooke sings on that record, you might reach the same conclusion I did - would that record exist were it not for Charles Brown?
Brown celebrated New Year's Eve with WBGO, part of the Toast of the Nation coast-to-coast live music party. He welcomed 1994 from the Sheraton Hotel in Tacoma, Washington. His cool, bluesy ballad style was especially poignant on a song popularized by Lucky Millinder.
Listen to "Sweet Slumber Till Dawn," from the WBGO Archives.
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April 28, 2008Add new comment | Filed under: Jazz Alive
Summer is just around the corner! I know I'm excited. So, you know what happens in summer... festivals, outdoor concerts, and all kinds of fun goings on.
I've recently posted up a new page with some of the biggest jazz events of the Summer. To make sure that you're not missing out on any of your favorites, visit the page!
The page includes information on the 11th Annual ORIS Spirit of Jazz Concert Series, The JVC Jazz Festival, The Smooth Cruises, and more.
Great Live Moments - Michel Petrucciani
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In 1985, Dorthaan Kirk presented Jazz-a-Thon, a marathon of live music that doubled as a fundraiser for WBGO. It attracted some of the jazz world's biggest talent.
Pianist Michel Petrucciani was both the smallest and largest that jazz had to offer that year. He was three feet tall and little more than fifty pounds, due to osteogenesis imperfecta, the rare "Glass Bones" disease. Yet he had one of the greatest commands of the piano - one that was classically virtuosic, effusively romantic, and heavily improvised. By this time, Michel had recently toured with Charles Lloyd, whom Petrucciani had nudged from retirement at California's Big Sur. Michel was now on the east coast, with his own band. Specifically, he was the Ritz in New York, with bassist Ron McClure and drummer Eliot Zigmund. Petrucciani had just signed with the recently revived Blue Note Records. In December of 1985, he recorded his extraordinary debut for the label, Pianism, followed by one of my favorites, Power of Three, a live concert from Montreux with Wayne Shorter and Jim Hall. Michel Petrucciani played until his death in 1999, age 36.
Listen to "Softly as in a Morning Sunrise," from the WBGO Jazz-a-Thon.
You can also read Steve Cerra's blog post about Michel Petrucciani here.

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Movement 2: Kyrie
Movement 3: Domine Jesu Christe
Roderick Williams (baritone), Westminster Abbey Choir, Britten Sinfonia, James O'Donnell (conductor), Robert Quinney (organ)
Movement 4: Sanctus
Movement 5: Pie Jesu
Christine Rice (mezzo-soprano), Caroline Dearnley (cello), Britten Sinfonia, James O'Donnell (conductor), Robert Quinney (organ)
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Roderick Williams (baritone), Westminster Abbey Choir, Britten Sinfonia, James O'Donnell (conductor), Robert Quinney (organ)
Movement 9: In paradisum
Under the Occupation of 1940–44 the collaborationist Vichy regime offered a generous programme of state commissions as a useful instrument of propaganda to increase the prestige of French culture; sixty-one composers benefited from the scheme (including some with links to the Resistance), though some of the commissions led to nothing or were never performed. We know that Duruflé did not complete the Requiem until September 1947. Some musicologists now assume that he must have begun it in 1941, and that the ideology of Vichy influenced some of his 'compositional choices'—but there is no evidence for any of this. Duruflé was a notoriously slow worker, and his first wartime memorial was an organ piece, a tribute to his young friend Jehan Alain, 'mort pour la France', which he premiered in December 1942. Other work and a new full-time appointment as Professor of Harmony at the Paris Conservatoire kept him fully occupied until the end of the war and beyond. In the winter of 1945 he said: 'My personal work is absolutely nil. In my frigidaire [his tiny rooftop apartment] it's impossible to think of a single bar.' But Duruflé himself said the Requiem originated 'around 1945', so ideas may already have been forming in his mind; the work is dedicated to the memory of his father, who had died in February. The original plan was for a suite of organ pieces to be performed during a Requiem Mass, but it soon turned into something much bigger, a major concert work for chorus and full orchestra ('I am terrified by the adventure I have embarked upon', he said in July 1946). To facilitate performance in church, where the music so clearly belongs, he also made an organ reduction of the orchestral parts, and later published a third edition, with organ and a small chamber orchestra.
Duruflé's Requiem is often described as the only successor to Fauré's, but in fact it was the fourth big Requiem to appear in France in eight years, and the other three composers were probably better known at the time than the young Parisian organist: the veteran Franck pupil Guy Ropartz (1939); Debussy's friend, the conductor Désiré-Émile Inghelbrecht (1942); and the conductor Henri Tomasi (Requiem 'pour la Paix, à tous les Martyrs de la Résistance et à tous ceux qui sont morts pour la France', 1946). What makes Duruflé's work unique—and has ensured its survival while the others (rather unfairly) sank without trace—is the presence of Gregorian Chant; each of the nine movements is inspired and shaped, more or less closely, by the appropriate plainsong melody from the traditional Catholic liturgy of the Missa pro defunctis. Duruflé was a devoted servant of the church. In his youth he was a choirboy at Rouen Cathedral, and it was here, amid the grandiose music, the gorgeous flowers and the sumptuous robes of the great Feast Days, that he found his vocation as a church musician. And it was here that he fell in love with plainsong and the timeless world of the medieval modes, in which he found 'a variety of colours and expression which is infinitely seductive'. 'Truly,' said his wife, 'he had a Gregorian soul.'
The Requiem is many ways a paradoxical work. Plainsong is in its very essence the most rarefied form of music, 'pure as an angel's wing' (Messiaen), purged of all human emotion. But Duruflé's sensuous harmonies suffuse every note with feeling: 'This Requiem is not an ethereal work which sings of detachment from human concerns', he said. 'It reflects, in the unchanging form of Christian prayer, the anguish of man faced with the mystery of his final end.' And the fluid rhythm of plainsong is essentially incompatible with the regularity of modern bar-lines. But Duruflé instinctively overcame these obstacles to create a work of unimpeachable integrity, a miraculous synthesis of the old and the new. He said that he 'clung desperately' to the chant, but much of it was simply unusable in its original form, and he often had to let go, retaining just a vague memory of a short melodic motif, or sometimes retaining nothing at all; many phrases that sound like plainsong are actually pure Duruflé (the 'Christe eleison', the baritone solo in the 'Domine Jesu Christe', and most of the 'Libera me'). And Duruflé's own tunes are always as memorable as the chant they accompany or replace (think of the angelic counter-melody of the 'Agnus Dei', or the organ refrain of 'Lux aeterna').
When the chant is clearly evident, it sometimes floats across the barlines (in the 'Introït' and 'Agnus Dei') and is sometimes confined in a more regular pulse (the glorious polyphonic 'Kyrie', and the swaying processional of the 'Sanctus', with its heaven-storming 'Hosannas'). The infinite flexibility and variety of rhythm, texture and colour are reinforced by a masterly control of tonality. The most distant keys are reserved for the most overtly dramatic movements: A flat for the dark-hued 'Pie Jesu', and F sharp minor for the 'Libera me' and 'Domine Jesu Christe'. But the terrors of eternal damnation are quieted by the promise of salvation, the serene conclusion of the 'Domine Jesu Christe' ('Quam olim Abrahae …') offering a foretaste of the eternal peace to come in the 'In paradisum' through a radiance of F sharp major: 'May the choir of angels receive you …'
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Like many holidays, St. Patrick's Day is associated with both historical truths and fanciful mythology. These St. Patrick's Day postcards from my collection, which are all about a century old, illustrate some of those facts and myths.
First, there was indeed a Catholic priest named Patrick. But he wasn't Irish; he was English. Born into an aristocratic family about 390 A.D., he was abducted as a teenager and taken to Ireland, where he lived as a slave for seven years before escaping and returning home. It was there that he received a divine call to return to Ireland and convert the Irish to Christianity. Traditional stories claimed that Patrick "drove the snakes out of Ireland," but climatic conditions mean that there were never any snakes of the reptilian variety in Ireland to drive out. This legend is now considered a metaphor for Patrick's evangelizing and driving the Old Religion from the island. If you look closely at the postcard on the left below, you'll see a snake under Patrick's boot.
Another legend surrounds the association between St. Patrick and the shamrock. Some claim that the priest used the plants' thee-part leaves to represent the trinity of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit when he was attempting to explain Christianity; modern researchers think this story was perpetuated by monks long after Patrick's death. Nevertheless, the shamrock is still strongly associated with Ireland (the plant is its national flower) and with St. Patrick's Day in particular.
The celebration of St. Patrick's Day as something more than an ordinary saint's day, with perhaps a special dinner, originated not in Ireland but in America, among Irish-Americans. Postcards depicting "hands across the sea" and displaying emblems from both cultures were common. The card below features flags representing the United States and Ireland—but the "Irish" flag shown is that of the Irish Catholic republican nationalists and not the official tricolor Irish national flag in use today. The shamrock appears as the emblem of the Irish, while goldenrod represents the United States. (The goldenrod was once in contention for our country's official flower, but that honor was given to the rose in 1986.)
Another symbol of good luck that appears on old St. Patrick's Day postcards is the pig. This tradition comes from Teutonic cultures and is maintained in modern Germany and Austria, as well as England and Ireland, but Americans in general have not embraced it.
But we do still enjoy these old St. Patrick's Day postcards, which are a celebration of Irish-American culture, if not the saint for whom the day is named.
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Now that I'm in, it's slow to respond and you have to slow down to let it catch up & I'm having trouble with getting the screen to respond to any touch - again have to use menu button and select that way.
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I hope it will be good for iPhone.ReplyDelete
I have to say kudos to lastpass. I ahve a yubikey and that + lastpass I think is a hell of a good combination. Token generator + encryption + password manager = one kick butt MUST have piece of software. Works very well with just about any OS/browser combination. Well done guys.ReplyDelete
- Anand SaxenaJuly 31, 2009 at 1:47 PM
The current Beta is definitely much more usable. Looking forward to the iphone app.ReplyDelete
I have been a lastpass user and fan almost as long as you released the first product. I have tried to use it on my G1 but the app force closes when retrieving sites. I have over 400 sites in my lastpass account. What is the upper limit the app has been tested with?ReplyDelete
Is there a way to make lastpass run as a service on the Droid? This way when I browse the web and come across a site that I have a password for, it will offer to fill it in (like it does on my PC). Currenly I have to run the lastpass application on my phone to select a specific website to launch.ReplyDelete
No, you must currently use the embedded browser built into LastPass for form filling to work.ReplyDelete
I am such a fan of this piece of software. Seldom have I been able to witness first hand the evolution of software like this. They have really done a great job with this. This, coupled with some decent encryption software, will be the first two apps I get for my Android.ReplyDelete
The embedded browser is a joke on the droid. If I can't use the built-in browser it's not usable. I upgraded to premium and the switching apps, copying and pasting I have to do isn't what I bargained for :-(.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 26, 2009 at 10:13 AM
How many password you can have if you download it for free on a pc?ReplyDelete
Wow, I can't believe how badly implemented this is for the Doid. You must use the embedded browser in the LastPass app for it to work? Really? Really? You'd think a password manager for a phone would, you know, manage passwords, on the phone. Do you guys even have a Droid?ReplyDelete
On a device that's all about integration, LastPass, an app that's supposed to be all about integration and ease of use (anytime, anywhere, on any computer) manages to thumb its nose at ease of use and integration. Yeah, Bookmarks are really easy to get to with the LastPass Browser
At the very least this should directly support the Droid's native browser, but it should also support Dolphin, as well. Whenever a form field pops up on the Droid, LastPass should be there, ready and waiting, to fill it in. Newp.
Also, in a world of 99 cents apps, a buck a month isn't gonna fly unless it's a service that fills in all form fields on all browser apps, and does it seamlessly.
I am such a fan of this piece of software, at least the one on the PC. Seldom have I been able to witness first hand the DE-evolution of software like this. This is astoundingly disappointing.
Ken, if it was possible we'd be doing it. When it becomes possible we will do it. The driod is more open than the iPhone but that doesn't mean the flood gates are open just because you heard a commerical about the developement processing being eaiser.ReplyDelete
I agree, I was going to pay for premium, but if i cant use it with at least the default browser, its not worth the money. You guys want money from folks I suggest you make your app easier to use.ReplyDelete
Dustin, if there was any possible way to integrate into the browser, we would. We acknowledge this is not ideal, but it is currently what is available.ReplyDelete
Do not blame LastPass, until the Android Browser has support for plug-ins, there isnt anything they can do. Take your complaining to Google and ask them to implement extensions!ReplyDelete
Great work so far guys, keep it up. Just be sure that once extensions are possible, you get it out quick to shut these guys up!
LastPass has revolutionized the way I use the Internet in our consulting business. I had used other password managers, but LastPass makes me much more efficient. Now I can use many Web services as if they were desktop apps because I can access them immediately and securely from any computer anywhere (taking appropriate precautions at public computers).ReplyDelete
On my Droid, LastPass now automatically fill in logins and passwords when using the LastPass browser. I had no trouble logging in to edit my AJAX-based SquareSpace website. If it sounds as though I am hopelessly biased, it is because LastPass has made such a great difference in how I work, not because of any relationship to the company.
The fact that some users are so upset about LastPass does not yet filling fields in other Android browsers - something currently impossible with in those browsers - reflects on the importance of a great password manager app like LastPass. We use it so much we want the impossible! The energy should be directed at the Android browser developers!
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I got a strange situation. My firefox does log in to the vault, but during authentication, it flips me back to the login screen. I am clearly authenticated, as it can understand my username, but it doesn't let me access the passwords. How come?ReplyDelete
I have normal privacy settings in Firefox. It's version 3.5.6
Please reply to my email at jukka.paulin in the Gmail domain (it is gmail.com). Thank you!
Is there anyway to use Last Pass with the default browser?ReplyDelete
Say using the bookmarklet? When I view my lastpass.com page and press the bookmarklets section I can't click on the bookmarklet link to add it to my bookmarks.
Tried out the app. Useless unfortunately without support for the native android browser. I understand that the browser is to blame and all, but a buck a month is too steep for an app that doesn't integrate. For a buck a year, I'd consider it, as a way to at least look up my passwords manually in a pinch, before manually entering them into the native browser.ReplyDelete
So bravo for offering an android app, and once it integrates well, I'll definitely be a customer.
- AnonymousJune 13, 2010 at 7:52 PM
Don't know if you will allow this comment to remain, but I am looking into Password Managers for my droid. I am comparing several, and I note that Roboform released a free app compatible for logins using the native Android browser ... though it is not yet capable of form population.ReplyDelete
Do you still assert that the native Android browser does not support this capability? I am asking this as a pre-sales question.
Thanks for answering.
LastPass bookmarklets work with the native browser.ReplyDelete
They can most easily be installed via our app (Menu button=>More=>Install Bookmarklets).
- AnonymousJune 14, 2010 at 3:52 PM
Wehre can I find the bookmarklets in clear type? Cause on m.lastpass.com ding it dose Not Work with the best Droid browser xScopeReplyDelete
There is an instructional video here that should hopefully help:ReplyDelete
- VAGolfDADJune 16, 2010 at 11:06 AM
I just installed it, very easy to use. I would like it if you can set up a 4 digit pin so you can save your password but still have security on your phone. Similar to min.com and usaa.com. Otherwise it works great. unfortunately I do not want to pay for premium membership so I guess I will be using it for 14 days.ReplyDelete
- VAGolfDadJune 16, 2010 at 11:07 AM
...I forgot, I am using it on Verizon Droid Incredible. No issues.ReplyDelete


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A Mish Mash for Paint Party Friday
Valerie Jael Tups very kindly gave me 2 triangle blank canvases, have never worked this shape before so it was definitely a challenge.
They are both Works in Progress, using the ghosting technique Nicks demonstrated at Gingersnaps this week, although I missed out some of the process as I have plans for these canvases, not sure what.....but am sure it will come to me............lol
This is as far as I've got with the sketch on a large canvas from last Friday, not very far I know, but am umming and aaahing about the colours to use..............yes am a great ummer and aaaher. Its based on a few of Chagalls paintings rolled into one..........." who said this would be easy" ............." wrong"............lol
Thank you for popping in and supporting my adventures into art. Have a great weekend, take care, hugs Annette x
83 comments:
- Sharon said...
Love the triangle canvases Netty!!! They are looking amazing with those backgrounds!!
- 13 January 2012 06:28
- Electra said...
I never even knew there WERE triangle canvases. These are really nice, Annette!
- 13 January 2012 06:36
- RobanStudio said...
Triangle canvases??? You are so up and all things new and exciting! Loving the w.i.p. You will figure out the colors and it will be GREAT!
- 13 January 2012 06:46
- Lynn Stevens said...
Well golly I didn't even know they had Triangle canvases. I must be living under a Rock! LOl
Love your pieces so far!
Have a wonderful weekend!
Hugs Lynn
- 13 January 2012 06:52
- Helen said...
Love those triangles, am going to look out for some. The colours on the second one - scrummy!
- 13 January 2012 07:23
- Daniele said...
the triangles look brilliant as they are especially the second one, what a glorious colour combo
- 13 January 2012 07:34
- Astrid Maclean said...
Also never heard of triangular canvases before, they look really interesting. Your backgrounds look amazing!!! The colours are stunning, can't wait to see what you'll do with them!
- 13 January 2012 07:53
- Maggie said...
Love the backgrounds onthe triangle canvases these are a fab shape will look out for these!! Great Art too.... wich I could draw!
Maggie x
- 13 January 2012 08:06
- Sunshineshelle said...
Love Chagall & the way you are being inspired by his work... I'm staying tuned to see how it goes, oh yes the Triangles - very cool :) Happy PPF!
- 13 January 2012 08:08
- Mandy said...
I love the colours of the triangles, I've not seen triangle canvasas before.
Hope you are well lovely lady :)
hugs Mandy xx
- 13 January 2012 08:13
- Sandy said...
Wow wonderful triangle canvas.
Amazing background. Love them.
- 13 January 2012 08:19
- Mandy said...
gee...i have never seen trialgular canvases before...how cool...your other cannvas is certainly coming along nicely...xxx
- 13 January 2012 08:54
- Anesha said...
Loves those canvases. Can't wait to see the large one when it's completed. Have a great day.
- 13 January 2012 09:06
- Andrea C said...
Can't wait to see it finished and I think most people are umms and aaeers! hehe xx
- 13 January 2012 11:10
- Anne said...
Triangle canvases look awesome and your work in progress looks interesting. :)
- 13 January 2012 11:18
- Apni Avani said...
Amazing! The triangles are looking great.
- 13 January 2012 11:50
- Pam said...
Your sketch is coming along nicely, and the triangle cavases are really cool. Love the colors and patterns on them. Get yourself a square canvas, and you could build a house! Have a wonderful weekend!
- 13 January 2012 13:09
- Pointy Pix said...
the triangle canvasses are fab - I never knew you could even get them like that. I love how they look so far and am intrigued to learn more about the ghosting technique as it looks great.
I like the surreal aspect to your large canvas and look forward to seeing how it turns out when you've finished umming and aahing (I know that feeling!)
- 13 January 2012 13:34
- Meggymay said...
The triangles are fabulous, love the vibrant colours, will be watching to see what you add next.
Have a good weekend.
Yvonne x
- 13 January 2012 13:43
- Candy C said...
Nettie...your ghosting techniques on the triangle canvases are really good! I love the shape of the canvas! It in itself is so interesting. Your colors are wonderful! <3 Candy
- 13 January 2012 13:44
- Carol L McKenna said...
Wow! Busy lady ~ Loving your artistic creations ~ both the triangles and the larger WIP ~ Love how you seem to try everything ~ daring lady! ~~ thanks, namaste, carol (Share the Creative Journey) Happy PPF ^_^
- 13 January 2012 13:48
- SHERI C said...
The trianlge cnavases are soooo COOL!!!!! Looking great...
Happy PPF!
Sheri Cook
- 13 January 2012 13:49
- art2cee2 said...
I am loving these triangle WIP's...Never tried them but they sure look cool! :-)
- 13 January 2012 14:01
- Marja's Stamp Addiction en Marja's Creativity said...
Beautiful the triangle canvases Netty. And fabulous backgrounds you have made. love it.
Lovely greet
- 13 January 2012 14:23
- Jennibellie said...
Absolutely awesome canvas's thanks so much for sharing, happy PPF :) x
- 13 January 2012 14:27
- Jingle said...
The triangles look amazing!
- 13 January 2012 14:44
- Yvonne said...
Gorgeous colours on your triangle, Annette!
- 13 January 2012 14:52
- Terry said...
Love those backgrounds! Now you have us all on the hunt for triangle canvases! Happy Weekend!
- 13 January 2012 14:58
- Catherine Denton said...
I've never worked with triangle canvas before, sounds like a fun challenge. I think your backgrounds are full of interest and I can't wait to see more of your large painting. (I'm a hopeless umm and aaaher myself)
Thanks for your sweet words on my blog
- 13 January 2012 15:08
- Mary C. Nasser said...
Love the progression of your triangular canvases, Netty!
I never even knew there were triangular canvases either.
Well done!
Happy PPF!!
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- 13 January 2012 15:10
- craftattack said...
Lovely work Netty, glad you could use the canvases. I got them from a huge art discount where they had canvases in all shapes! Valerie
- 13 January 2012 15:21
- Fallingladies said...
I've never seen triangle canvases, love them!
- 13 January 2012 15:38
- Leovi said...
I like those compositions as they appear triangular shapes and colors in this delightful charming background colors. Wonderful.
- 13 January 2012 15:45
- NatashaMay said...
REally gorgeous pieces, Annette! Love the triangles.
- 13 January 2012 15:54
- Gloria said...
Hi Nettie. I've never seen triangle canvas before. They are looking amazing with those striking colors. It's wonderful to be inspired by the "masters," like Chagall and others. Take care and thanks.
- 13 January 2012 16:02
- Daniele Valois said...
oh what an interesting shape. That would be a challenge. The background it great. I can see them as an abstract on the wall somewhere. ...So glad you're working on the painting as well. I can't wait to see it all done!
- 13 January 2012 16:05
- Pam Tucker said...
The triangle canvasses are looking fantastic! LOVE your color choices and the technique is so cool! Your work in progress is awesome, Netty! I really am intrigued. I love your style and can't wait to see where you take this. :)
- 13 January 2012 16:29
- 1CardCreator said...
I would love to hang those triangle canvases on my wall as is right now! Gorgeous! So sweet of Valerie.
- 13 January 2012 16:48
- La Abela said...
I've never seen canvases of triangle, I guess that they can be manufactured in not?, to be sure that a challenge and you solved it well. Saludos
- 13 January 2012 17:03
- Robin Panzer Art said...
Netty the backgrounds turned out stunning! ~Happy Paint Party Friday #2 Robin Panzer Art Studio 33
- 13 January 2012 17:24
- mustavcoffee, Gay Peplow said...
Fabulous triangle canvases Annette, I love the ghosting technique here the second is a fabulous colour explosion. The Chagallesque canvas looks brilliant I shall love seeing your progress, Hugs Gay xxx
- 13 January 2012 17:40
- Ginny said...
I too love the triangle canvases. The colors and designs are awesome.
Have a great week.
- 13 January 2012 17:40
- Gloria said...
Love the backgrounds! You could hang them as is! neat shapes, too, can't wait to see what you do with them!
- 13 January 2012 17:45
- Kathy Eddy said...
These are fabulous Annette!
- 13 January 2012 17:45
- hastingshall2 said...
Netty, I have never seen triangular canvases! I am not imaginative enough to even begin to think how they would be used. But I love the backgrounds you have put on them. Very beautiful WIP.
- 13 January 2012 18:10
- Christine said...
I'm intrigued by those triangle canvases, nice work!
- 13 January 2012 18:13
- BlackPumpkin said...
Looking forward to seeing what you have done!
- 13 January 2012 18:21
- Janet said...
The triangle canvases are beautiful! I love the colors you've used on them.
- 13 January 2012 18:30
- Lori said...
Looks like your foray into painting is going quite well, Netty! That is an odd shape to be working with, but you did it wonderfully! Have a great weekend!
- 13 January 2012 18:41
- Stephanie Mealor Corder said...
Those triangle canvases are AWESOME so far- I love the colors and patterns you're using here. And Chagall, well, he's one of my favorites; so I can't WAIT to see your take on his work- next week, maybe?
- 13 January 2012 18:42
- Geri Centonze said...
Triangle canvases! Wow, who knew? I love what you've done so far - looking forward to the finished pieces. Happy PPF!
- 13 January 2012 18:55
- Diana Evans said...
oh that is some cool canvas!!! I have never seen a triangle one before Annette!!!! wonderful work!!! you are on a roll!!!
- 13 January 2012 19:10
- Debbie said...
Very interesting to see a triangle canvas. I love your colors. It will be exciting to see what happens with your bigger painting!!
- 13 January 2012 19:22
- CuddlyBunny said...
It's so fun to see your "works in progress"!
And those triangles ... they're not FINISHED? They're already gorgeous!
- 13 January 2012 20:34
- Ephemera said...
Gorgeous canvases Netty, amazing effect on the second, off to find out about ghosting mow. XX
- 13 January 2012 20:38
- My name is Cindy said...
Goodness never seen a canvas that shape befor! They look lovely. And that painting is coming along nicely. Hugs Cindy x
- 13 January 2012 20:44
- KAT said...
love your care free artistic attitude it is the only way to be I think. your colors are great on the triangles so far looking forward to more updates on your works in progress. Looking very good !
- 13 January 2012 21:18
- KAT said...
love your care free artistic attitude it is the only way to be I think. your colors are great on the triangles so far looking forward to more updates on your works in progress. Looking very good !
- 13 January 2012 21:18
- Brenda Brown said...
Fabulous as always to pop by your blog and see what wonderful things you are up to - just love these, especially the triangles.
Have a great weekend.
luv and hugs {brenda} xoxox
- 13 January 2012 21:54
- Carol said...
WOW! Painting on triangle canvas would seem very different. Love what you have done with them.
- 13 January 2012 21:57
- Gerrie Johnnic said...
Your backgrounds are stunning, can't wait to see what you do with them!
- 14 January 2012 00:38
- Victoria said...
Wow..spectacular !! Gorgeous and powerful..I love the symbolism of shapes..so these make them even more potent and bewildering..beautiful work!! you are awesome! i love all that you do! I look forward to seeing more of your wip...wow..fabulous and intriguing!
- 14 January 2012 01:45
- wednesday said...
I really like all this texture and the subtle shifts in color Netty. Great job...can't wait to see what else you do with these.
- 14 January 2012 03:57
- Martina2801 said...
This triangle canvases are looking gorgeous, Netty!
Such canvases I have such a long time lying on the shelf and do not know what to do with them. Now I have an idea!:-) Thank you for the inspiration my friend.
Have a nice weekend.
- 14 January 2012 10:42
- Cheryl said...
oh just love these hun,they really look amazing hugs Cherylxxxx
- 14 January 2012 11:44
- Beadwright said...
Wow I love the triangle canvas pieces. The colors are dynamic.
- 14 January 2012 13:12
- Nordljus said...
These triangle canvases look great! I've never seen them before. I'm looking forward to seeing your finished paintings on them, and to see how the other picture evolves!
- 14 January 2012 19:13
- Nicola said...
Hi Netty loving those triangle canvas', can't wait to see what you do with those!!! And I think you've made a great start on your painting, I love seeing a work in progress!!!
- 14 January 2012 21:29
- *jean* said...
oo nettie!! such possibilities!! the triangles are sooo cool! and your 3rd piece wow!! can't wait to see what you do next!! happy PPF!
- 14 January 2012 21:44
- toadinaboat.com said...
I didn't even know you could get canvas in triangle shapes! These are really pretty already.
- 14 January 2012 22:43
- Linda R. said...
Love the way your Triangle canvases turned. They look like they would have been fun to make and what a fun shape..
Looks like your off to a great start on your other canvas.. I love to see your art progress!!!
Happy PPF!
Hugs, Linda
- 14 January 2012 22:47
- Kristin Dudish said...
Wow - triangles! (Who knew? Not me!) I love the effects on those! Hooray for Chagall in progress - it is so fun to see how it is progressing :)
- 14 January 2012 22:54
- Silvia(Barnie) said...
A fantastic triangle.
- 14 January 2012 23:09
- Gerri Herbst said...
love your ghosting technique. Cant wait to see yr finished works. take care, gerri
- 15 January 2012 01:37
- joanna said...
I've never worked on triangle canvases, Netty, but love those backgrounds! nice colour combinations.
- 15 January 2012 06:44
- Theresa said...
Cool canvases! I really like what your doing with them! So creative. Happy PPF! & have a good week ahead!
- 15 January 2012 18:22
- Kristin said...
76 comments! Seriously, how do you reply to them all!!?? I am such a fan - love the triangle!!! I want one! Your work is so much fun and I'm loving your colors, xoxo
- 15 January 2012 19:55
- Heather said...
Netty, Your triangle canvases are awesome!!! I can not wait to see what you do with them. Happy PPF!
- 15 January 2012 23:08
- Elisa said...
never seen a triangle canvas. I love what you did with it.. loving the colors and how it creates an ancient feeling.Goodluck with your next work!
- 16 January 2012 02:09
- MollyGirl said...
Wow! Those triangle canvasses are gorgeous! I love the colors and technique and the interesting shape just adds to the appeal! Lovely!
- 16 January 2012 03:40
- shedreamsofthesea said...
I really love the bold colors and textures, beautiful!
- 16 January 2012 19:16
- Marjie Kemper said...
Sooooooo unusual! Love the colors and can't wait to see where/how they end up.
- 19 January 2012 16:57
- Jennie Atkinson said...
I love these just as they are!! but I know you will have great plans for them and they will be spectacular. The colours are fantastic.
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Last edited by Aliena; 01-25-2010 at 09:50 AM.
Extra notes/Q&A For this video:
What was your group composition?
We used one tank (in this case, it was a Feral Druid, but any class works), and 6 healers - 3 holy priests spec'd and glyphed for holy nova. The only difference between the classes is how you're going to plan out external cooldowns in Phase 1 for Plasma Blast.
Aside from the range tank, the only semi-offtank role was dragging the bombs out of the raid. A DK is an easy choice for this, as you can AMS one bomb, then IBF the second, leaving you to only eat one bomb without a cooldown. If you don't have a willing or capable DK, you can have a DPS warrior slap on a shield and pick them up. Just make sure you're in the appropriate stance/presence.
Why did you have the tank taunt at the end of Phase 3?
A plasma ball + a hand pulse (the VX-007's attack in phase 4) will likely kill any ranged DPS trying to tank the head in Phase 4. A tank doesn't have this issue. Each class has a method of holding aggro (Warriors can Spell Reflect, DK's can Pestilence/Howling Blast, Druids can Swipe, etc.) on the head, which should be enough. The head has less HP than the other two parts in phase 4, but if someone rips, they have methods of dropping aggro.
The DPS requirement is really tight, and you don't want to have to sacrifice DPS by having one of them go in PvP gear. Our first two kills were after the enrage timer, and even so much as a 500 DPS loss would have likely cost us a kill.
Is this a Melee-Unfriendly fight?
Not really. They have parts where they may take a little more damage because they're in melee range, but it's offset by the fact that they can more easily avoid gun/hand pulse damage in phases 2 and 4, and they can DPS the boss easier during Laser Barrage. Typically, we bring 10-11 melee, including the tank. In the video, we had 10. Specific composition doesn't matter, as long as you have all of your raid buffs/debuffs covered.
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Gah, what a mess. So much fire >< Great movie thought Ttocs however I am saddened by your DPS placement
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Thanks for this video & also the Alg10 video. I'm most appreciative that you're using tanks other thank prot warriors to demonstrate fights. I stopped reading TS for a while because, as a non-prot warrior tank, I felt kind of alienated.
Keep up the great non prot warrior tanking work
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Why are you having the tank taunt at the end of phase 3?
The Leviathan (bottom) agro carries over from phase 1 and head agro carries over from phase 3 independently; so unless you are trying to get a warrior tank to tank the bottom and the top (with spell reflect) or something, it is really just making your lives more difficult since whoever is going to tank the head in phase 3 will need to pull agro off the MT.
For my money it is best to have the two parts tanked by separate folks.
Also note that if you baby spice 2-3 sections melee can dps the head in phase 4 (if you are melee heavy that might be good, but in hard mode you really shouldn't be bringing much if any melee), which means that potentially you can have a plate tank tank the head in p4 as well if that is your aim.
GREAT!! My guild is working on this right now, perfect timing
It is kinda hard to tell on the video. Did you guys use only one tank?
Swipe hits all 3, as does thunderclap, I think paladin's shield hits all 3 if you target it on the middle one, dks can pestilence.
Any tank is able to tank the head in phase 4 and keep agro.
as to the melee comment don't worry tony, melee do just fine on this I am not sure where this person got his info that you should not bring melee to firefighter
The bottom and middle have 8712000 hp while the arial command unit only has 5808000 hp (assuming the arial command unit retains the same HP pool, the tank and middle definitely do.)
Also I'm trying to unpack the "get's his information" comment and decide if it was you trying to be insulting and imply that I clearly read it somewhere and just passed it on without thinking about it, or if it is because YOU yourself "get your information" somewhere and take it as truth without considering other options and just think everyone is like that...
I assure you the vast majority of my "information" comes from actual experience, and while we have not yet done mim25 hardmode (because we haven't tried) we didn't use a single melee dps for mim10 hardmode and got it done pretty much instantly, where as with the melee in we were having problems keeping everyone alive.
I'm sure there is another one right behind the first on threat anyway so it'll be fine and if you are extra lucky they will both die and have to be brezed and die a few more times.
Of course you could have them put on some pvp/stam gear and/or assign a disc preist to keep pw:shield up on them if you love them so much.
I've seen ranged "tanks" die to the hand pulse + plasma ball combination even on normal mode, there is a bit of RNG and healers being awake helps too, but honestly putting melee hits + plasma ball + possible hand pulse on the MT seems way more dangerous since the way my healers feel about warriors is very similar to how I feel about warlocks.
I mean if having your MT take that damage too works for you thats fine, I just don't think it is the only way nor imho the best way, and I've never considered these tutorials to be above questioning even if they are very good and quite helpful most of the time, for example didn't the first vid on tankspot for Vezax advise a kite method? How popular is that method now? Is kiting him wrong? No, it still works just fine for some guilds.
Deaths in hardmode = no hardmode.
Tuning is so tight most of the time on these fights, risking the death of someone just to use your backup brez is silly. Guides aren't here to give you faulty "lol" ways to do fights after you've got it on farm, it's here to give you the clear cut answer to how 1 way of doing the fight is working.
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The only time this happens is phase 2 during spinning up. The reason for this is because he does not do flame suppressant during that. In phase 3 melee always has something on the ground to clean up, or be focusing assault bots. In phase 4 no one should ever be in fire if you manage the frost bombs correctly.when melee would be standing about doing no dps or be taking a bunch of damage themselves in order to do damage at some points in the fight.
as does mine, and I have done 25 man. As I explained earlier healing this fight revolves 100% around holy nova. My group uses 4 melee and 2 ranged, a friend of mine did it with 1 ranged and 5 melee.I assure you the vast majority of my "information" comes from actual experience, and while we have not yet done mim25 hardmode (because we haven't tried) we didn't use a single melee dps for mim10 hardmode and got it done pretty much instantly, where as with the melee in we were having problems keeping everyone alive.
You will never have a disc priest in 25 man. Holy nova and coh are far to important. Similarly as kaz already explained you will miss the enrage timer if even a single person dies. His enrage timer is so tight that the dps difference between a warlock in pve gear and pvp gear is enough to wipe to enrage.Of course you could have them put on some pvp/stam gear and/or assign a disc preist to keep pw:shield up on them if you love them so much.
thank you for proving my point.I've seen ranged "tanks" die to the hand pulse + plasma ball combination even on normal mode
Also, AFAIK, hand pulse does not eat spell reflect if you are using a warrior mt. At first I thought it was just lag getting a hand pulse and a ball with 1 reflect but the next time I reflect 2 hand pulses and a ball with a single reflect. There is no way that occurrence was lag as it happened several times throughout the course of the kill.
Anyone have any info on recommended MT class for this fight? The vid obviously uses a Druid MT and I was just wondering if there are any serious problems presented by using a different class.
Also, how many tanks should be used? Is it really only 1 tank and then plate DPS picking up bomb bots and any smaller ads that get away?
I would likely be the MT for our guild doing this so any further info on how tanking both the bottom and the head as a Warrior in Phase 4 with spell reflect goes would be appreciated. Are there any agro concerns with just Spell Reflect and thunderclap hitting the head?
We've used a Prot Pally and a Druid, I haven't MT'd 25 man so far (though I've done it on 10). It really doesn't matter which class you use, just be aware of what cool downs you need to use for each instance of Plasma Blast.
We've only used one MT, and I say in the video that the MT picks up junk bots if possible. It's not a huge deal if they run around and hit someone else here and there.
Spell reflect would be plenty I would think, if a ranged catches up to you in p4 most of them have ways to drop aggro.
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The reason I stated what I stated and quoted that was because the concerning idea that melee shouldn't be brought at all.
I've seen dumb ranged dps that have more 'mobility' die constantly to something silly. I seriously put a lot of effort of not dying often/at all to the asinine stuff so I'm not sure why the comment was made for you to have less Melee. I understand you didn't mean it out of spite but the fact remains that people stating that you shouldn't bring melee or a lot less due to 'mobility' is not an accurate statement. Some ranged individuals fail harder than some melee people. Yes, some things just make melee'ing a pain in the arse, but in the end, I find I do just as well in Melee that warrents my position.
Just comments like that are a little annoying to me because really, they're not right in their assumptions that more ranged will mean more success. Most ranged that must move end up having to stop DPS. While I'm in melee, I can move and still DPS just fine while hitting my damage tools. It's just getting your hands used to the movement + keybindings. Ranged have as much survivability as a good Melee does.
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"I would not be where I am now had I not had the hands-on experience at FUSE (HU's radio station) and HTV."
Radio talent has been embedded into the blood of Brittany Carlson's family. Her grandfather started his own radio station when he began his career, and her mother has spent 30 years in the industry. After listening to her speak, it makes sense as to why Carlson also decided to enter the field. With a voice made for the airwaves, she spends her time relating with the people of Grand Rapids, Mich. Carlson, a 2011 broadcasting graduate, now works as the midday show host at 91.3 FM WCSG in Grand Rapids, a contemporary Christian music station. She particularly enjoys when listeners call in and share their stories with her. "I get to meet different kinds of people," she said. "Radio is a very personal medium. Sometimes it feels like I'm just talking into a microphone, so I have to make sure I remind myself that there is another person on the other end." Since the radio station happens to be a Christian station, Carlson appreciates how she can be open about her own faith and can pray with her listeners. She spent many hours in the broadcasting department as a student. Along with contributing to HTV, she also joined the radio station staff the second semester of her junior year. "I would not be where I am now had I not had the hands-on experience at FUSE (HU's radio station) and HTV," she said. "For anyone going into broadcasting, I recommend getting involved as soon as you can. The more hands-on experience you have, the better you'll be able to connect with your listeners." Her career began in 2011 when she traveled with the Huntington University television station to the National Religious Broadcasting Convention in Tennessee. During her time at the convention, she made several contacts, one of which happened to be from WAY-FM. She started out as a producer for the radio station, but shortly after, a position opened for the morning show. She finds topics to talk about, edits audio, manages the Facebook and Twitter pages and writes blogs for the radio station. "I love hearing from my listeners and learning about what's going on in their lives," she said. "I have the best job ever. I'm very lucky to be doing what I wanted to do."
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