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haha no it spells engorged. i foolishly made it while i was very baked and didnt want to have it be the same name i have on what/waffles/db9.
i live right by UCLA
haha no it spells engorged. i foolishly made it while i was very baked and didnt want to have it be the same name i have on what/waffles/db9.
i live right by UCLA
Cio D'or and Dettmann - great bookings
This is just the first announcement. just got an email saying the second installment will be in SOOOOOOON
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Rhythm is a dancer.
I don't think there is anything on that lib lineup that I want at demf...wouldnt be surprised by Thievery showing up, however...
Rhythm is a dancer.
I agree Andrew. It blows. Thanks for being nice. 8^)
Rhythm is a dancer.
I was more refering to your comment about not wanting anything from lib at demf. Currently there are several acts that would be top acts at demf. Of course i hope that changes with the next release. I can still be convinced to do detroit.
Guys, I think we should all sell our demf tickets because this initial lineup is mediocre. Seriously would rather be in the middle of this:
I seriously need more "After Midnight" in my life.
Rhythm is a dancer.
Name one!!!!
The notion of 'top acts' doesnt apply to this festival. Top acts at this festival play from start to finish.
Edit: Sometimes I think you hate house music. And I've seen you throw down massive house sets... I'm totally confused by your disdain toward this festival.
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Rhythm is a dancer.
this is some vampire nightclub shit right her'. how do I know? because everybody's into Rick Owens....
Also, the first release on Visionquest's label by Beniot and Sergio, that they are playing in their live set above, is delicious.
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I saw SECT, which has Eli and Charles of Soul Clap last night. It was fantastic. Deep, soulful house music. It was a nice glimpse of what is to come at DEMF.
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soul clap is doing the essential mix tonight for those that are interested...
Hehe nice. I expect a lineup boost in the next week or so! Any idea Jo might be there? I haven't been paying attention to RA or any other touring sites...
Rhythm is a dancer.
I just got off of the phone with the Corktown Inn - the $60/night rate for a single room is still available if you commit to having your credit card charged for your stay on April 30th. I didn't even have to give them my info, they are just going to call me on April 30th to get it. I emailed the contact person just now about whether or not that will apply for the rooms with the jacuzzi.
2/28: SALES @ Brick and Mortar
2/28: Objekt @ TBA
3/1: Holly Herndon @ The Lab
3/6: Steffi, Virginia @ Mighty
3/14: Simian Mobile Disco b2b Roman Flugel, JPhlip @ PW
3/23: HINDS @ Rickshaw Stop
Man those Jacuzzi suites do not look appealing to me. I'm imagining overwhelming mildew.
PS signature updated and still no flights booked, but com' on I haven't even booked flights for my trip that's in 11 days
Thanks for all those great videos, Forza.
Does anyone have any specific recommendations on certain mixes/compilations/albums I should check out for the currently announced lineup?
Pains me to say it, but that lineup sucks so far. I'm sure the after-parties will be lethal like they normally are.
If you're willing to pay Casino Hotel prices, and proximity to the actual fest is your first priority, I'd reccomend the Rennaisance Center Marriott. Some of the guest rooms literally overlook Hart Plaza.
Though I'd say proximity to the after parties/warehouse parties you plan to attend is even more important. Depending on how hard you plan on partying, the trek back to the hotel at sunrise can be BRUTAL.
Without music, life would be a mistake.... I would only believe in a God who knew how to dance - Friedrich Nietzsche
so I'm spending $129/night canadian for my room (king bed/full bath+separate jetted tub). for a regular room the same hotel has rooms for like $75. quick walk to slow's bbq, by the by. they usually stay open late for post-demf noms.


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Few things get me more excited than the promise of a big steak dinner and a big, beefy patch. Both get the mouth watering, the senses tingling, and the anticipation racing. However, the former comes and goes within minutes, while the latter is here to stay. I love devouring a good set of patch notes, chewing every morsel of information as my mind tries to picture it in action.
Mental note -- I should not be writing columns when I'm hungry.
I trust you were as pleased as I was when you woke up to the Lord of the Rings Online November update patch notes this past week (Standard Disclaimer: These are for the test server and are subject to change, void in Nevada). We knew that Turbine had a few substantial projects in the works for November, but this is far beyond what I'd speculated. It's one of those "There's something for everyone -- well, almost everyone" updates that has a little of everything, a buffet of sumptuous delights. Sure, it's not going to please folks looking for new dungeons, the promised LI and housing revamps, or the continuation of the epic storyline. That said, Turbine's first post-F2P patch is considerably bigger than anticipated, and if this is any indication of the course the company is setting with releases, I'm happy to be on board.
Let's break down this LotRO update after the jump, and see just who this patch is for and what it has to offer, shall we?
Something for free players
One of the aspects of Turbine's F2P model that I feel goes overlooked by those outside of the game is just how much the studio caters to the free players. Not the "free but they really have to spend money sometime" players, but the free-free folk. The people who won't spend a dime, but want to play anyway. You may not be able to get the entire game for nothing, but you do get a significant chunk of it -- and you can always earn more through in-game activities.
We're seeing a similar pattern between DDO's F2P fine-tuning and LotRO's. DDO relaunched with a few significant barriers for free players -- level caps that couldn't be overcome unless a sigil was found (or, better yet, purchased), and a total lack of content once players hit the teens. Instead of putting the thumbscrews to the free players and refusing to budge any further, DDO removed the leveling sigils and pumped out a couple free adventure packs to help bridge the content gap. Likewise, Turbine's opening up the game more for free players with three significant additions in this update.
The first is the task system, a series of repeatable quests that will utilize vendor trash drops -- and more importantly, provide new deeds and the (presumably) free Turbine Points that go with them. The second is the stunning lift of the expansion embargo, something I didn't see coming at all. Now free players can jog all the way up through the level cap without being restricted by zone, they can use Legendary Items, and even participate in the Book 2 and 3 storylines. Of course, there are still quest packs and dungeons to purchase, but I'm getting the feeling that these aren't the big moneymakers for Turbine anyway.
The final addition is a change in how swift travel works for free players. Previously, you couldn't permanently unlock swift travel as a free player (just for limited durations). Now, anyone who has subscribed for at least a month before can use swift travel with characters that existed during the subscription period. This is another great reason, along with being upgraded to a premium player, to at least pony up for a month worth of VIP play.
Something for outfitters and packrats
Inventory is always a pressing issue in LotRO, especially when you consider all of the dyes, crafting materials, outfits, armor sets, consumables, housing items and other nicknacks we accumulate. While I wasn't personally put off by the version of the vault that came in the free-to-play update, I can see why others were rankled with the inability to organize to their heart's content, which is why I think many folks are pretty jazzed about the new(er) vault feature. It looks a lot cleaner, allows you to sort and organize in a variety of ways, and even incorporates the shared storage and wardrobe into the same interface.
And while we're on the topic of the wardrobe, fashionable outfitters have a great reason to rejoice: New dye colors are on their way. Personally, I'm always fine-tuning how my characters' outfits look, and colors are a huge part of that. The new colors (Evendim Blue, Sea Blue, Forest Green, Ered Luin Blue, Purple, Rivendell Green, Rose, Crimson, Ranger Green, and Yellow) offer a greater spectrum of choices, and many of them are quite attractive. I'm definitely going to be snapping up a bunch of Evendim Blues for my Captain. You can check out how the new colors look here and here.
Also, can I get a hearty "AMEN!" from you in the audience regarding the spiffy barter wallet? I mean, it's about time that the dozens of skirmish token types vamoose from my backpack and into something more appropriate for their status as currency (after all, money doesn't take up inventory slots, so why should these?). I've been hoping we'd get one of these, and I'm glad Turbine's on the case.
So while Blizzard devs openly mock WoW players who love to collect and show off outfits, Turbine knows that there's a large segment of the playerbase who do just this, and are catering to their needs.
Something for Lore-masters, Rune-keepers and the rest of the class
I'm not quite sure what happened to the promised Rune-keeper overhaul -- I guess it's still in the works, but there isn't a lot of info in these notes. In any case, Lore-masters are getting a ton of love with this update, to the tune of two new skills, tweaked traits, pet cosmetics and even an improved Inner Flame. As a LM player myself, I'm really thrilled to see a second staff skill -- Staff Sweep -- and am intrigued at how Turbine's expanding the class to utilize more frost abilities. A frost LM? I may actually nibble on that!
It's not Lore-masters only in this patch, of course; every class is getting a few adjustments, and Wardens are even being treated to a brand-new skill: Never Surrender.
You'll also want to take note of a whole bunch of class consumables that are geared toward boosting your particular class' build (versus a generic buff that comes with rations and other foods) and giving you temporary abilities (such as a throwing hatchet for Burglars). Lotro Weekly has a great list of these consumables.
Something for rep grinders
As you may recall, one of the most contentious items in the F2P beta was the inclusion of reputation mounts in the LotRO store. While they were removed before launch, I figured it would only be a matter of time before they'd return in some way, shape or form. Mounts are definite money-makers.
What I didn't anticipate was Turbine finding a good middle ground between the players who put a lot of effort into acquiring reputation mounts and the desire to widen the array of mount choices in the store. The solution the company came up with was to turn rep mounts into super-mounts in terms of stats: Rep mounts will now have a huge amount of health (250), take less critical damage, and allow their riders to evade, parry and dodge -- all of which means that it will be much tougher to get knocked off a rep mount than a normal one. This then frees Turbine to offer cosmetic (but statistically inferior) versions of the mounts on the store, and hopefully everyone is happy. Plus, more rep mounts are on their way into the game -- I very much want the Mathom rep horse (gimme it, stupid Hobbits!).
I'm also glad to hear that Turbine's giving players a leg up with the difficult and time-consuming Moria rep grinds. Iron Garrison Guard and Miner reputation will be rewarded through more quests and epic book lines -- and will be awarded retroactively as well. Here's hoping I can finally get my goat! Rep is also being attached to several skirmishes, which should help those who are having trouble climbing the ladder to kindred.
Something for new players
Dwarf and Elf players may have felt a bit neglected in the previous update, as Hobbits and Men got treated to a streamlined introductory area that took a solid zone and improved it threefold. Cry not, Legolas and Gimli -- your time is almost here. Turbine is giving the Ered Luin intro zone the same revamp and polish, and from what I've heard, it looks to be a lot more thrilling than before. Roll One Hundred went on a screenshot-snappy frenzy as she tried this out on the test servers, and was generally pleased with what she discovered.
Something for crafters
About the only crafting I do these days is a half-hearted attempt at being scholarly, but I can appreciate the time, effort and -- most importantly -- the immense demand on inventory space that crafting demands. The November update won't see anything revolutionary in this department, although there are a couple notable changes in addition to new recipes. The first is that consignment quests are being taken out of the game, and "ingredient packs" that produce the same results with only one item are being implemented. Second, farming is now toned down a bit to be less insane with the number of seeds and other items it takes to produce crops.
Giving thanks? In November? Perish the thought!
While I think we're all hoping to see bigger chunks of playable content drop in these updates, I'm pretty pleased at the foundation that's being laid here. These sorts of things are never enough to make everyone giddy, but I'm a glass-half-full type of guy, and there's enough new and improved here to keep me fiddling with the game for weeks to come.
But more than anyone else, more than the crafters, the rep grinders, the freeps, the newbies and the pack rats, there's one crowd that has a lot to be thankful over this month:
"Two-handed weapons will now disappear while mounted instead of clipping into your mount. Horses (and Goats) rejoice!"
When not clawing his eyes out at the atrocious state of general chat channels, Justin "Syp" Olivetti jaws about hobbits in his Lord of the Rings Online column, The Road to Mordor. You can contact him via email at email@example.com or through his gaming blog, Bio Break.
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Posted: Oct 29th 2010 1:49PM pcgneurotic said
Sounds great, but now I'm faced with the dilemna of having to level US and EU characters. :D
Posted: Oct 29th 2010 2:09PM Controlled Chaos said
It was the lack of expansions for free players before that kind of kept me a little bit leery about starting things up. I hated the idea of getting a little ways in then basically being told, "Ah, sorry! You have to buy more to satisfy any more interest in playing the game. The store is that way..." I tend to like a good amount of play, ensuring that I rather like everything, before I fork out cash.
Sounds like this might be the time to give it a whirl.
Sounds like this might be the time to give it a whirl.
Posted: Oct 29th 2010 2:18PM (Unverified) said
I subbed back in 2007 but haven't become VIP and have only spent about $13 US and gotten enough content to get to 50 (out of 65). If you are thrifty and plan it out you can open up the majority of the content for no cash money but just an average amount of time investment to earn turbine points.
Definitely worth it if you end up liking the game, which you should be able to figure out in the completely free content offered (up to around 20-25 for completely free).
Definitely worth it if you end up liking the game, which you should be able to figure out in the completely free content offered (up to around 20-25 for completely free).
Posted: Oct 29th 2010 7:26PM (Unverified) said
But then isn't 13$ amount You could buy a monthly sub? And get 500 points on top of it? Premium can be very nice option but imo to a very limited number of players. For majority it'll be just needless grind with close to non existent(if at all) savings.
But then isn't 13$ amount You could buy a monthly sub? And get 500 points on top of it? Premium can be very nice option but imo to a very limited number of players. For majority it'll be just needless grind with close to non existent(if at all) savings.
Posted: Oct 29th 2010 2:15PM (Unverified) said
Hopefully this is a good sign we will see more patches and even content in the near future. I am very glad about the quick travel but I wonder if someone like me (subbed in 2007) is counted towards the 'VIP one month'.
Posted: Oct 29th 2010 2:47PM aurickle said
Yes. If you ever subbed to the game, the characters that you played will come back in with fast travel, all bags, no gold cap and all traits. Characters that you might have created but never actually logged into the game with will not count. Nor would characters that have only ever been played as a Premium player. (You will never be a fully F2P player for the simple reason that you have previously subscribed.)
Posted: Oct 29th 2010 2:54PM Harley Dude said
I'll be curious to see what they do with the Hobbit starter area. IMO this is currently God-awful. Sooooo many long FedEx runs...
Posted: Oct 29th 2010 3:42PM (Unverified) said
The Shire is great and stands out because it is different. If you don't like its style, you can always level up in Bree or Ered Luin.
Posted: Oct 29th 2010 3:55PM Ocho said
But this is the beauty that is the Shire! As the polar opposite of Mordor with all the violence, the majority of quests in the shire are collection and delivery quests, hide and seek, finding rocks, pies, mail... the things the peaceful inhabitants of the area see and worry about in their day to day lives. In other words, the worst possible thing in their day is that the pie they just ate was terrible. As opposed to Bree where the local thugs are murdering people... look at the Shire as a zone where things are mostly peaceful, and you see the zone from a new light.
Posted: Oct 29th 2010 3:59PM Ocho said
So basically, play the entire game for free (or throw a few bucks their way to open bags and stuff), then when you reach the top levels, sub for one month, and all the Fast Travels and traits unlock. As far as pricing goes, I don't know if the $15 would be worth it, but its a lot better than the option not being there at all...
Posted: Oct 29th 2010 5:40PM wondersmith said
Every time I hear about that new Warden skill, "Never give up, never surrender!" goes through my mind. I've obviously seen Galaxy Quest too many times.
Posted: Oct 29th 2010 5:42PM (Unverified) said
returned after a short spell last year, and really glad to see all the improvements made since
on my 1st attempt i went back to wow after a month or so, but now its ALMOST up to that lvl of functionality generally, and lore-wise it always have been miles ahead of wow
i play in EU but dont mind the sub - since now i feel i'm getting something for my euros:)
on my 1st attempt i went back to wow after a month or so, but now its ALMOST up to that lvl of functionality generally, and lore-wise it always have been miles ahead of wow
i play in EU but dont mind the sub - since now i feel i'm getting something for my euros:)
Posted: Nov 1st 2010 12:47PM (Unverified) said
Awesome, I could do without the new influx of wankers in /ooc and /advice around bree/shire but if this patch is anything to go by F2P is already paying off for longtime subs like me.
I think the biggest problem going forward is that the last few book expansions have been super samey they really need to do more for the next zone than just reskin some monsters and make a new set of bronze/silver/gold tokens to collect.
Especially the music, there is some great music in the first 40 levels, Moria fits the zone but gets old fast and the new zones are just random notes and wooshing sounds.
I think the biggest problem going forward is that the last few book expansions have been super samey they really need to do more for the next zone than just reskin some monsters and make a new set of bronze/silver/gold tokens to collect.
Especially the music, there is some great music in the first 40 levels, Moria fits the zone but gets old fast and the new zones are just random notes and wooshing sounds.


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Over-sow with grass-seed to thicken the lawn and apply some lawn feed also.
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ROCKVILLE, Md., July 12 /PRNewswire/ -- Sealed With A Kiss(R) proudly kicks off its 23rd year of sending Super Camp Care Packages(R) to campers all over the USA. Sealed With A Kiss(R), the originator of Camp Care Packages(R), has successfully crossed over to the next generation of consumers; perhaps, the toughest challenge for any brand.
In 1984, founder and owner, Julie Winston, pioneered the idea of sending non-food care packages to children at sleep away camp.
"We literally search the world and select from thousands of the newest and trendiest toys, games, and fun items," explains Winston. "This makes for happy campers, as well as satisfied customers, who return every year."
Since opening its doors Sealed With A Kiss(R) has sent over 292,000 packages, with over 20,000 in 2005 alone. The company has successfully bridged the generations with former campers, now parents, sending their children camp care packages.
"I love SWAK. I received them every year I was at camp as a child and was the envy of my bunk. I am thrilled to be able to send a care package for my special camper." -J. Michel, Baton Rouge, LA "I received packages from y'all when I was at camp over 10 years ago. You guys are great! Keep up the good work." -M. McDaniel, Beaumont, TX "I received a SWAK camp care package when I was a camper nearly 20 years ago! I know you will make my daughter's birthday at camp a memorable day!!" -J. Mitchell, Leesville, LA
Besides sending terrific Camp Care Packages(R), Sealed With A Kiss(R) also creates gift packages for all ages and occasions such as newborns, children, adults, birthdays, speedy recovery, college, thinking of you, all holidays, and any special occasion can be customized to please. Restaurant, and Travel Packs(R) (to keep children busy on long trips) are also mainstays of the product line.
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30 miles from Chicago, the notoriously corrupt burg of Calum City is having an election. Respected Judge Leon Zabo is running for mayor on the reform ticket. His lovely daughter, Rosetta, serves as his campaign manager. But the Mob doesn't take kindly to any talk of reform in Calum City. Judge Zabo is killed in a hit and run "accident" one night while hailing a taxi home.
At the inquest into the death, cab driver Joe Donato and the culprit, Harry Mauldin, both swear that it was an accident. The coroner, a political hack hand-picked for the job by the town's corrupt police chief, buys this and rules the death an accident. Eliot Ness and the Untouchables, who have taken an interest in the case because they believe Calum City is the Mob's new narcotics heaquarters, are outraged by the decision. So is Rosetta Zabo.
Guido Morelli, the mob's point man in Calum City, wastes no time in re-opening the bars that Judge Zabo had earlier ordered closed from his position on the bench. Chief Towers swears in six of Morelli's hoods as police officers and all the club workers are registered as voters in the town for the upcoming election. A goof named George Stone is Morelli's hand picked choice for the office of Mayor.
Fortunately for the forces of reform, a replacement for Judge Zabo is found in the person of a honest attorney. Ness, who intends to keep an eye on things in Calum City, plants Rico undercover running one of the dice tables in Morelli's Chuck-a-Luck club. Rosetta then stages a protest one night outside Morelli's club from inside a convertible. One of Morelli's goons tries to run her down but she is saved by Agent Youngfellow. He then takes her back to her campaign office which they find has been trashed. Then they go and see Ness.
Meanwhile, Morelli is ordering Joe Donato, the cab driver who witnessed the murder, to leave the country. When Donato balks Morelli decides to have him killed. His men then draw lots to determine who will kill Donato. Nick Bravo and James Stenbeck win. Morelli tells them to take Donato out to an old mine quarry, kill him, and dump the body down the mine. No need for any bullets. Stenbeck says he can handle it with his bare hands which is good because if they fire their guns it might cause the mine to cave in.
Unkown to Morelli, Rico has overheard their conversation. He rushes to a nearby phone booth and phones in the info to Ness. But unfortunately, one of the club's managers has tailed him. Rico is hauled in front of Morelli and given a good beating but he refuses to talk.
Bravo and Stenbeck force Donato to drive them to the mine but Ness and Youngfellow arrive just in time. They overpower the two hoods and tie them up inside the mine. Ness then forces Bravo to reveal the location of the syndicate's narcotics drop by threatening to cause a mine cave-in. Donato, indebted to Ness because of his rescue, decides to take his chances with the Feds. Just then another carload of hoods, led by Tony Rio, drives up. They begin shooting causing the mine to cave-in. This traps Bravo and Stenbeck inside.
The hoods escape but since Ness now knows the location of the narcotics drop (in the back of the police station) he heads back to town. He turns in Donato to Chief Towers for protective custody. Towers immediately notifies Morelli who decides to handle things himself. He and a couple of his men barge into the police station hoping to finish Donato but walk into a trap set by Ness and the Untouchables who are armed and waiting. Morelli and his hoods get gunned down with Flaherty and Rossman getting the honors of taking out Morelli. In the police supply room, Ness finds the evidence he needs to put the finger on the syndicate's narcotics ring. Then they rescue Rico at the Chuck-a-Luck club.
In the election, the reform ticket was voted into office. Morelli's mob rule had ended thanks to the efforts of Eliot Ness and the Untouchables but if the town was to remain honest it would be up to the citizens themselves.
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Although it's been over a year since we featured Hold It Down from Philly duo OCD: Moosh & Twist, the song still in my regular rotation. It even made its way onto my iPhone (something I only do when I really like a record). Six features later, the twosome are back with All Alright, looking to have created yet another effort worthy of our Apple product of choice. For this high-energy tune, beatmakers 6IX and TyTy America chop up the song of the same name from Grammy award-winning pop band Fun. While the co-producers add their own unique spin on the song, they leave the chorus relatively untouched, which serves as a great compliment to an energetic, whimsical performance from Moosh and Twist that is designed to put get you feelin' All Alright, no matter how rough your day has been. OCD's forthcoming mixtape, Back To The Basement hits the net next month. Until then, take a peek at their rapidly growing feature library, including this month's, This High.
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