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By Bart Barry- The week that began in February, ended in March and became the pinnacle of HBO boxing's viewership feats in 2014 began on a Thursday with dinner at La Gloria restaurant in the Pearl Brewery complex of the northern part of downtown San Antonio, a dinner that marked the first of the year's biannual meetings of the Irish-American ... Read More »
A forgettable 2014 ends amid hopes for a better year
By Norm Frauenheim It's a year that will be remembered for what didn't happen. There was still no Manny Pacquaio-Floyd Mayweather Jr., despite the resumption of tired talk. Andre Ward, in his prime and perhaps the sport's greatest pure talent, didn't fight at all. Take 2014, put it in a hefty bag and bury it where nobody can ever find ... Read More »
Column without end, part 2
By Bart Barry- Editor's note: Part 1 can be found here. * Every kid under the age of 25 on the Metro de Madrid has Sergio Martinez's haircut, and while none is likely imitating Martinez so much as imitating Martinez's influences, whoever they are, an hour on the Madrid metro – with aspiring supermodels, male and female, all practicing their ... Read More »
Scorecard controversy leaves no argument about Benavidez' career
By Norm Frauenheim Controversial decisions and interim titles are little bit like scars. If you haven't got at least one of them, it's time for a different line of work. It's a mixed bag, but it's a sure a way to measure progress in a chaotic game. Jose Benavidez Jr. returned to Phoenix from his Dec. 13 victory over Mauricio ... Read More »
The Triumphs and Tribulations of the Rocky Franchise
What is it about the iconic Rocky films starring Sylvester Stallone that makes them so appealing? Why do we find ourselves settling in on the couch to watch one whenever they're on broadcast television, like a moth to the proverbial flame? Ultimately, was it necessary for the series to be "capped off" by the sometimes questionable last film in the ... Read More »
Column without end, part 1
By Bart Barry– BARCELONA – At the metaphorical center of this autonomous place on the Mediterranean Sea, an ostensibly Spanish city much nearer France than Madrid, stands La Sagrada Familia basilica, masterwork of its city's greatest architect, Antoni Gaudí i Cornet, known the world over as Gaudí, a man whose patronymic bears a curious resemblance to the derisive modifier "gaudy." ... Read More »
Unlike the Pacquiao-Mayweather riddle, Keith Thurman is a real answer to the real question about who and what is next
By Norm Frauenheim- LAS VEGAS – Boxing's chessboard is full of potential moves Saturday with dueling cards that include 18 bouts televised by competing networks and each promoted by rivals who are learning how to cooperate. Look for more lessons than solutions, more possibilities than answers, for a business confronted by declining pay-per-view numbers and no resolution to the tired ... Read More »
Alexander grateful for a ring that is a refuge from the Ferguson riots
By Norm Frauenheim LAS VEGAS — The ring doesn't look like much of a refuge. Ropes contain the violence within them. Step inside at your own peril. But Devon Alexander feels more fortunate than ever at his chance to be there Saturday night. It's his shelter from the storm. "With all the stuff in Ferguson – the rioting and everything ... Read More »
Two cards, one common fight for relevancy
By Norm Frauenheim– The arenas and networks will be different. Nearly everything else about dueling cards on Dec. 13 shares a common theme and the same Strip of tourists, vendors, mimes, pickpockets and Las Vegas neon. From the Top Rank-promoted show featuring Timothy Bradley-Diego Chaves on HBO at The Cosmopolitan to Golden Boy's Amir Khan-Devon Alexander on Showtime and about ... Read More »
Terence Crawford, and optimists and evangelists
By Bart Barry- Saturday at CenturyLink Center in Omaha, Nebraskan lightweight champion Terence Crawford decisioned Mexican Raymundo Beltran lopsidedly, 119-109 and 118-110 and 119-109, in a match that was not large as its superlatives but demonstrated Crawford should stay at lightweight, which he won't, Beltran was overrated, which no rater will admit, and Crawford should be 2014's fighter of the ... Read More »
2 Men Pay Their Respects to 43!
OMAHA, NE – Last night, before a crowd of 11,127 people – mostly Nebraskan's – two fighters stepped into the ring; one was defending his IBF featherweight crown and the other fighting for the WBO lightweight title, but BOTH representing a purpose. Evgeny Gradovich, of Russia, otherwise known as the "Mexican Russian" had the number 43 stitched into his Sombrero and entered ... Read More »
Pacquiao-Mayweather has everybody's vote but the one it needs
By Norm Frauenheim– Manny Pacquiao has spoken. Freddie Roach has spoken. Bob Arum and Oscar De La Hoya have spoken. They're still speaking. We've yet to hear from the Republicans and Democrats, but even they'd agree. The bandwagon demand for a Pacquaio-Floyd Mayweather Jr. fight is back at the top of the noise meter. It's as loud as ever. But ... Read More »
Full gonzo: Sleeping through Pacquiao-Algieri
By Bart Barry– FORT WORTH, Texas – The understated perfection of architect Louis I. Kahn's soft marble masterpiece, Kimbell Art Museum, known round the world as The Kimbell, is so palpable one cannot fathom hoarding its charms, if architectural charms were somehow hoardable, and feels a compulsion to share. Long a fan of friend and mentor Thomas Hauser's accounts of ... Read More »
John Determan "Heartbroken" For His Son
Johnny "White Boi" Determan is still holding some hope that an opponent will be found in time for this Saturday's Lightweight showdown, starring Omaha's Terence Crawford vs Raymundo Beltran of Los Mochis, Sinaloa, Mexico in a scheduled 12 round title bout. Johnny is considered by many to be Omaha's "younger" son. "I am heartbroken for my son," said John Determan ... Read More »
Follow all the action live from Ringside as Manny Pacquiao defends the WBO Welterweight title against undefeated WBO Jr. Welterweight champion Chris Algieri. The show begins at 9 PM ET / 6 PM PT / 10 AM in Macau with a three fight undercard that will feature two world title bouts. Jessie Vargas defends the WBA Super Lightweight title against ... Read More »
Pacquiao not Algieri's toughest challenge, says trainer
By Norm Frauenheim– Chris Algieri has had tougher fights than Manny Pacquaio, Algieri trainer Tim Lane said Thursday before Pacquiao trainer Freddie Roach said the Filipino would score a a knockout within three rounds. From opposite corners, the trainers had widely — wildly too — different views on how things will play out in a 144-pound bout scheduled for midday ... Read More »
New opponent for German KO star Feigenbutz
German KO star Vincent Feigenbutz (16-1, 15 KOs) will now face the Latvian 'Viking' Oleg Fedotovs (18-17, 12 KOs) when he makes his UK debut on November 22 on the undercard of the domestic grudge rematch between Nathan Cleverly and Tony Bellew at the Echo Arena in Liverpool, live on Sky Sports Box Office. Fedotovs replaces Lorenzo Di Giacomo who ... Read More »
Pacquiao-Algieri: From opposite ends
By Bart Barry Saturday at the Venetian in Macau, Filipino Manny Pacquiao will defend his welterweight title against New Yorker Chris Algieri, a junior welterweight titlist. It is a fight somewhat intriguing because, while few aficionados imagine the match will be close, a number disagree on its likely victor. Perspective plays a larger role than usual in determining where an ... Read More »
Follow Klitschko – Pulev Live
Follow all the action live from Heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko defends his titles against undefeated Kubrat Pulev. The action begins at 4:45 ET / 1:45 PT 12 ROUNDS–WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP–WLADIMIR KLITSCHKO (62-3, 52 KOS'S) VS KUBRAT PULEV (20-0, 11 KO'S) Round 1 HUGE LEFT AND DOWN GOES PULEV…ANOTHER HUGE EFT AND DOWN GOES PULEV..Klitschko lands a right…10-7 Klitschko Round 2 ... Read More »
A Collective Face: Fighter of the Year is the current generation from the old Soviet bloc
By Norm Frauenheim- Sergey Kovalev's victory over Bernard Hopkins was one thing. His dominance was something else. After awhile, the benefit of hindsight will make Kovalev's win look predictable. Nobody ever whips the clock, although Hopkins did it longer than anyone ever has. The shutout on the scorecards, however, was a stunning testament to a Kovalev skill set that had ... Read More »
Kovalev-Hopkins: The fight of 2014
By Bart Barry- The most unexpected thing shared by guys who hit hardest is rarely how hard they hit or the speed of their attack. No, what surprises most about those guys is the nimbleness with which they take a backwards step the first three or four times you try to attack and smother them, their balletic willingness to move ... Read More »
Encounter of Another Kind: Hopkins' many lives get a defining challenge in Kovalev
By Norm Frauenheim- Bernard Hopkins' life as street thug, ex-con, Congressional witness, peace-maker, fighter, promoter, pundit, provocateur, butcher, baker and candlestick maker includes different nicknames, a couple of masks and roles only he knows are still within him. "I'm not human," Hopkins said in a recent conference call. But he is. There's an endless array of humanity jammed into that ... Read More »
Mental alignment, Bernard Hopkins and Sergey Kovalev
By Bart Barry– SAN MARCOS, Texas – Three miles southwest of Texas State University is a mostly waterless stretch of terrain called Purgatory Creek Natural Area, a verdant place complete with trails named after Dante, Ripheus, Ovid and Beatrice, for those with an Italian literary bent. Saturday at Boardwalk Hall in the American purgatory of Atlantic City, light heavyweight Bernard ... Read More »
At The Crossroads: Remembering Ali-Foreman
By Norm Frauenheim Drivers pass the Lonnie and Muhammad Ali Pavilion Center near downtown Phoenix all the time. It's just another building at an intersection full of people en route to and from work, school and the mundane. But on Thursday it was something different. If you looked up and saw the name that overlooks the traffic from its location ... Read More »
MFAH & GGG: Enduring doubts
By Bart Barry- HOUSTON – Saturday this city's largest art museum previewed for its members a fall exhibition, "Monet and the Seine," that is unimpressive. Composed of middling efforts by the French Impressionist master, canvases from sundry places, some painted in cottoncandy hues and some deeply indebted to others' influences and one so pedestrian Monet himself misdated it, this exhibition ... Read More »
Mind Games: Pacquiao's sparring partners better than Algieri? Maybe, says Roach
By Norm Frauenheim– Chris Algieri is good enough to fight Manny Pacquaio, but he might not be good enough to beat some of his sparring partners. That, at least, was Pacquiao trainer Freddie Roach's suggestion Thursday in a conference call from the Philippines where the Filipino Congressman is training in his hometown, General Santos City, for a Nov. 22 bout ... Read More »
Harmonious manhood: Nicholas Walters, Nonito Donaire and Corey Holcomb
By Bart Barry– HOUSTON – Saturday at Carson, Calif.'s StubHub Center, a great fight venue with a moronic name, Jamaican featherweight Nicholas "Axe Man" Walters hacked former world champion Nonito "Filipino Flash" Donaire to a stump, in the co-main, and stopped him at the end of round 6. It was a case of dessert served before dinner, increasingly common in ... Read More »
Heavy Price: Overweight Rubio pays $100,000 for 1.8 pounds
By Norm Frauenheim CARSON, Calif. – Marco Antonio Rubio lost money instead of weight in failing to make the 160-pound limit Friday for his attempt to upset favored Gennady Golovkin Saturday at sold-out StubHub Center. Rubio forfeited $100,000 when he chose not to step on the scale for a second time two hours after he was 1.8 pounds heavier than ... Read More »
GGG: Gennady Going Global
By Norm Frauenheim– CARSON, Calif. — The GGG at the belt of his waistband isn't much of a secret anymore. But Gennady Gennadyevich Golovkin's initials might as well be evolving into a marketing acronym. These days, it could be Gennady Going Global. World class means more than a gaudy piece of tin on a plastic belt worth a lot less ... Read More »
The Axe Man cometh
By Bart Barry– Saturday at StubHub Center in Carson, Calif., in a co-main event broadcast by HBO and certain to be more entertaining than what follows it, Jamaican featherweight titlist Nicholas "The Axe Man" Walters will fight "Filipino Flash" Nonito Donaire in a WBA unification match – being that both men already have WBA featherweight titles. Much as happened two ... Read More »


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Metadata Corner: DC5 - the Search for Santa
Tony Gill and Paul Miller's report from the 5th Dublin Core metdata conference in Helsinki.
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ADAM: Information Gateway to Resources on the Internet in Art, Design, Architecture and Media
Nearly half a year after the project's official start date, ADAM has a fledgling information gateway to information on the Internet in art, design, architecture and media. Tony Gill, ADAM Project Leader, outlines what has been achieved so far, and some of the challenges that lie directly ahead.
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One of the Obama Dogs Knocks Over a Visiting Toddler (VIDEO)Thursday, 5 December, 2013 | Matt
First Lady Michelle Obama unveiled the White House Christmas decorations this week. She celebrated the event with military families, children, and the press.
Also in attendance were the Obama's two dogs, Bo and Sunny.
From the looks of it, … Read More
The Obamas Catch a Local NCAA Men's Basketball Game (PHOTO)Monday, 18 November, 2013 | Matt
The First Family stepped out on Sunday afternoon to catch a little NCAA men's basketball action. The Obamas watched the Maryland Terps take on the Oregon State Beavers. The head coach of OSU is Craig Robinson, the brother of the … Read More
Michelle Obama's Garden Back Online In Shutdown's WakeMonday, 21 October, 2013 | Matt
There was one unlikely product of the recent government shutdown that's back online. It's First Lady Michelle Obama's White House Kitchen Garden.
The agricultural oasis had been furloughed right along with hundreds of thousands of federal workers for 16 days. … Read More
Obama Fibs About Being Smoke-Free for Six YearsTuesday, 24 September, 2013 | Matt
Here's a piece of news most Americans probably could care less about.
President Obama recently shared with Maina Kiai, a United Nations official from Kenya, that he has been smoke-free now for about six years. The president was encouraging the … Read More
UPDATE: Audio of Mrs. Obama's Exchange With HecklerWednesday, 5 June, 2013 | Matt 1
We still haven't been blessed with any video of First Lady Michelle Obama disciplining a heckler during a speech on Tuesday. I guess the audio will have to do for now.
Take a listen to this CNN clip of … Read More
Uh-Oh! Obama Was Caught With Lipstick On His Collar That's Not Michelle'sFriday, 31 May, 2013 | Matt
President Obama is well-loved by the ladies and someone proved it recently.
On Tuesday, the president made brief remarks at a reception in the East Room of the White House to celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month. As … Read More
Michelle Obama and Jill Biden Pen Op-Ed About Hiring VetsTuesday, 30 April, 2013 | Matt
Since they stepped into the White House, First Lady Michelle Obama and Second Lady Jill Biden have both been committed to the cause of supporting our nation's active duty troops, veterans, and military families.
The latest evidence of this … Read More
Obama Brings His Humor to WH Correspondents' Dinner (FULL VIDEO)Monday, 29 April, 2013 | Matt
The famed Nerd Prom came to Washington, D.C. this past weekend!
Hosted by TV's Conan O'Brien, the White House Correspondents' Dinner was a big hit for the crowd of celebrities and political media stars who gathered. Clips of the … Read More
POTUS Gets New Bangs For His Second Term (PHOTO)Monday, 29 April, 2013 | Matt
These photos completely kickstarted my Monday morning!!
In an hilarious bit from this weekend's White House Correspondents' Dinner, President Obama joked that he wants to add a boost to his second term …. by getting bangs like his wife. LOL!
Confusing Painting Depicts Obama and Others as Buffalo Soldiers (PHOTO)Thursday, 11 April, 2013 | Matt
Sometimes we don't know when to leave well enough alone.
Check out this African-American art portrait depicting the Buffalo Soldiers, the men that comprised black infantry units from the Civil War and Reconstruction eras.
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Quiz: Remember the definition of mal de mer?
Having a single form or member, especially containing no more than one taxonomic category of the next lower rank. A monotypic genus contains a single species, while a monotypic species consists of a single population that is not divided into subspecies. Compare polytypic.


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The Social Networks in Epic Poems
Long before the advent of Facebook and Myspace, societies shared news and were connected by networks;relationships represented in history's most treasured mythologies. Padraig Mac Carron is a graduate student at Coventry University in England, who authored a paper which examines and evaluates the social networks in some of the canon's most famous – and not so famous -- epic poems. Word of Mouth producer Taylor Quimby spoke with Padraig from his parent's home in Ireland.


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i bought this rose it said rosel on it. I looked for it on helpmefind but i found about 4 roses with rosel in thier name could tell me which rosel this is or if its a completely different rose
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text: 23-year-old gay man attacked on Manhattan subway as riders fail to act A 23-year-old gay man was attacked on a Manhattan subway as a crowd of straphangers failed to help. Urena Morel Frankelly and his partner were on a southbound No. 2 train Monday night when a woman took a picture of them eating and her friend called them names. Issues: Local and Regional News, People of Color


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LEONI is going to exhibit at the Automate show in Chicago from March 23-26. Visit us on our booth #520 and learn more about our products and services in the field of machine vision systems, automation systems training and industrial robotic dresspacks.
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LEONI is going to exhibit at the Hanover Fair (HMI) from April 13-17, 2015.
Visit us at booth number B15 in hall 17 (Application Park Robotics, Automation & Vision) and learn more about our products and services in the field of Machine Perception like e.g. tool data calculation and calibration.
Leoni now provides drag-capable Cat. 6A industrial Ethernet cable in an easy-to-strip version
Leoni is focussed particularly on enhanced user-friendliness in the further development of its Cat. 6A Industrial Ethernet cable. This new ES version of our star performer in terms of transfer rate is consequently just that: extremely easy to strip. Not only does this enhance user convenience, rapid assembly in the field also reduces installation time and thus provides an immediate financial benefit.
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First large project involving cable systems to provide internet access on ships
A new project has strengthened the long-standing, close collaboration between LEONI and Belcom even further. After 10 ten months of joint effort, cable systems to provide internet access on ships will now be supplied.
The system consists of a triple-shielded ethernet cable as well as an IP68-compatible circular connector. The cable system is designed especially to withstand severe ambient influences.
Having won this project represents the pinnacle of the two companies' joint work; it was signed last year during the SPS trade fair.
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Leoni Vision Solutions group, a part of Leoni Engineering Products and Services, Inc., leads the machine vision integrator industry in both the number of AIA Certified Vision Professionals and becoming the first company to achieve AIA Certified Systems Integrator status.
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I remember nights when I would sit at my computer, staring at the screen, and telling myself I had something to write. Something to say. And even if it didn't seem important I had to put something down. Even if I thought it was garbage. Because that's the only way I'd ever get anything out there and get better at it and get over the dread that every thought I ever have is garbage and boring. (Only some of them are.)
I used to sometimes worry that nobody would ever read this.
14 years later I sometimes think nobody will ever read this! How liberating.
Social media solved the audience problems for personal web communication. People can find an audience on centralized, social media sites. It makes writing into the cryptic blackhole void of the independent web nearly as strange now as when it first begun. But the instant audience and feedback and hyper-virality is its own nightmare.
I used to think I wasn't internet famous enough and what was I doing wrong but now I just crave less attention and I wonder if Snapchat is the only authentic communications modality in 2015.
Happy 14th birthday trenchant daily. I didn't understand being 14, or other teenagers even when I was one, so I don't expect to understand you either.
The thought that keeps coming back to me these days is - Forum 2000 already did this and it was funnier.
Platform Changes
I recently assembled a new PC to go along with a 34" ultrawide (21:9 aspect ratio) monitor.
Spending money to buy a bunch of PC components, then assemble them into a working computer by myself is something I have mostly avoided in my life, opting for the simplicity and peace of mind that comes from being primarily a Mac user since OS X 10.0 debuted, and letting companies build PC's for me the few times I've bought them.
But the cost/performance ratio between self-build and pre-built seems higher than I remember, and also why not?
The sole purpose of this machine was gaming, and the simpler answer is to just buy a next generation console. But the latest generation of consoles seem to have almost all of the downsides of consoles and other "modern" hardware platforms - can't run arbitrary software - but they also seem to exhibit the downsides of modern Microsoft powered PC's: nothing ever seems to just work and you're constantly barraged by bad user experiences and multi-gigabyte downloads before you can even do anything.
The days when you could buy a cartridge of READ-ONLY memory and expect it to just work more or less flawlessly on hardware are so long gone so as to seem quaint. If Microsoft and Sony want to just release PC's for the living room that I can't run software on (cough Steam cough) or the most interesting hardware (Oculus Rift) and force me to buy software from them and deal with their authentication/social experiences then basically the UX/annoyance hits seem so high I might as well just deal with the headaches of having a real PC that can play games better on my own terms. And probably I should also build the damned thing from parts to give myself a crash course on what I've missed in PC stuff from the past 15 years.
Also, did I mention the 34" ultra-wide monitor? That's never going to work with an XBox One. (It barely works with PC games half the time.)
And I am now able to use my Oculus Rift DK2 and have it properly sync at 75hz. (Trying to use it with a 2012 Macbook Pro with Retina Display just made me sad.)
Overall the entire process of building a PC from parts is about a million times easier than I remember from previous decades (Cases! cord management! All so easy to use now!)
I had one "oh god I've made a huge mistake" moment because I couldn't get the BIOS screen to show up on my new monitor. Turns out the motherboard's onboard HDMI output wouldn't sync to my crazy monitor. (I realized this when it would sync to a television at 720p just fine.) Turns out putting one of my two video cards in and connecting via DisplayPort made everything copacetic.
It's really satisfying to see it all come together except after all that careful thought, purchasing, anxiety about possible DOA parts, and assembly, you turn on the machine and you install and then boot into Microsoft Windows 8.1 which is just so disappointing. Expected, but disappointing.
After dealing with the "PC tax" of drivers, software upgrades, Steam, and the rest of it, it's kind of nice.
In the past weeks I have played and completed:
- Far Cry 4
- Call of Duty: Ghosts
- Wolfenstein: The New Order
- Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare
running at 60FPS at 3440×1440 resolution and that has been pretty cool.
For more on running games like that see WSGF.
Dot Files All The Way Down
Is it too late to start keeping a .plan file as my canonical web expression?
Only at Google, of course, would the world's most popular scholarly search service be seen as a relative backwater.
Steven Levy, Making the world's problem solvers 10% more efficient
I had the privilege of working with Anurag Acharya a little during my time at Google. He is a treasure, and his contributions to the world of scholarly publishing are enormous.
Happy 10th birthday, Google Scholar.
Changing Keycaps
I've now become the sort of curmudgeon who not only insists on a mechanical keyboard, but gets custom key caps to replace the Windows keys.
Because they are distasteful.
~club, Unix and The Commoditization of Community
With Tilde Club Paul Ford reminds everyone that Unix is powerful even if we forgot it.
Writing about it on medium instead of ftrain makes me worry that the dream of the early web came true and we can never go back.
The web is a Heraclitus river but Michael Sippey is blogging again and Matt Haughey is blogging again amongst other highlights. I can't even begin to keep up.
BeOS batmobiles are long gone, but the M1-A1 Abrams Linux tanks keep on rolling.
When I was a child the cost of a Unix workstation was so far out of my reach and my world - a Unix workstation was the cost of a car. When I was a teenager in the 90's Linux made faux-Unix available for a fraction of the cost on commodity hardware, but you wouldn't have confused the performance of a 486 with a Sun workstation. You were just pretending on the PC. (The "real work" of scientific computing and programming in academia was still done on the big, out of reach Sun and SGI workstations.)
Now Unix is everywhere. Unix is so pervasive and boring that now it's fascinating, but we don't use it like we did in the previous decades.
On the desktop OS X became the most mainstream Unix derived from the "legitimate" BSD legacy, only to be supplanted by Android's use of the semi-legit Linux, which means everywhere all around me are little Unix boxes in people's pockets, talking to a million anonymous Unix boxes in data centers.
For fun I have a $35 Linux computer. The faux-Unix on it is more powerful than those workstations and mainframes I could only imagine having as a child.
Tilde club reminds us that we have the tools to spin up digital virtual communities on software and hardware that is so cheap and abundant that it's hard to fathom. The hardest part is actually doing something interesting with it.
And We're Back
I had a great wedding and honeymoon. Thanks for asking!
Maybe it's time to update my web site again.
Here are books I read over the past few months that I liked:
Imagine Being Surrounded Only By Things That Bring You Joy
The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing by Marie Kondo - my wife is the acquiring editor for the US edition of this book about how to rationalize our relationship with the objects around us.
The secret to tidying and organizing is you start by throwing things out! My favorite. For the past few years I've been trying this sort of thing and it does actually matter.
It's only when you discard the awful that you have space for the wonderful. (Physically, emotionally, etc.)
Also it has a story about cell phone disposal that made me tear up. (Don't tell anyone.)
The Phantom Phone Virations In Your Pocket
The Distraction Addiction by Alex Soojung-Kim Pang - Pang is a futurist and this is his attempt to define theoretically and practically contemplative computing as a way to thoughtfully approach information technology use to enhance our lives (rather than letting it cause us destructive behaviors.)
Similar lessons: rationalizing our relationship with technology to hack our way to a better world. Get rid of the bad. Focus on the good. It's not so much that less is more with our devices and connections but that everything all over all the time hurts. Some of the little software tools I dabble with are about this.
Seconds: A Graphic Novel by Bryan Lee O'Malley the new graphic novel from the creator of Scott Pilgrim is incredibly beautiful, fun, and enjoyable, even if predictable.
The Dawn of Modern Web Computing
Close to the Machine: Technophilia and Its Discontents by Ellen Ullman
In 1997, the computer was still a relatively new tool—-a sleek and unforgiving machine that was beyond the grasp of most users. With intimate and unflinching detail, software engineer Ellen Ullman examines the strange ecstasy of being at the forefront of the predominantly male technological revolution, and the difficulty of translating the inherent messiness of human life into artful and efficient code. Close to the Machine is an elegant and revelatory mediation on the dawn of the digital era.
The novel feels authentic and personal and resonating in a way that conveys that period and programming culture better than anything else I've read.
Turns out there's more time for books when you give up Twitter.
Greetings From The Metaverse
Oculus Rift DK2 selfie.
The Mainstream Internet
Twitter feels like it's my last connection to the hyper-connected social "mainstream" internet, and with my bots I feel like I'm about ready to automate myself out of it.
What's next?
I feel too old for Snapchat, too tired to reboot 4uhm.
Like A Magic Spell
Cake flavors, place card designs, hors d'oeuvre options, playlists, and a million other small choices but it's the decisions between words that feels qualitatively different.
Marvel Cinematic Multiverse
When I saw that Guardians of the Galaxy 2 was being made, I realized that all Marvel properties could now be made into movies, and the Marvel Cinematic Universe could live forever.
So I made a bot for it, that tweets things like -
Marvel Cinematic Universe Phase 39 - Avengers 39: Pet Avengers, Squirrel Girl 14, Imperial Guard, Starfox, Champions 4
Every time I make a Twitter bot I feel bad because why am I making art (?!) on Twitter and also aren't there real people pouring their souls out onto the internet still and I'm just excreting out the same one-line joke over and over again forever digitally.


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Maddie Buxton
March 28, 2014
By Max Lerner
Athletic Media Relations
RENO, Nev. – The Colorado State women's tennis team fell to Nevada, 7-0, Friday, in Reno, Nev.
"I thought even though it was a lopsided score, we played a lot better than we did against Denver," said Head Coach Jon Messick. "We had situations on every court where we could dictate points. We didn't get the results we wanted but at least we played better."
In doubles, the Rams dropped all three sets giving the Wolfpack the doubles point. Newcomer Celine Voss and partner Maddie Buxton had a early lead at the No. 3 doubles position but were eventually defeated by Caroline Konigsfeldt and Monika Magusiak 8-5.
In singles, Nevada captured three consecutive victories at Nos. 5, 2 and 1 to seal the match, then went on to win the rest of the singles matches to secure the shutout.
Buxton really challenged Nevada's No. 4 player Konigsfeldt, but it was just not enough as Konigsfeldt bested Buxton 7-6 (9-7), 6-1.
CSU's match against Grand Canyon was originally scheduled for Saturday but due to forecasted bad weather the match will move to Sunday, March 30 at 11 a.m. MT. The non-conference matchup will be played at Caughlin Club.
March 28, 2014—RENO, NEV.
No. 1 Michele Okhremchuk (NEV) def. Natalie Heffron (CSU) 6-3, 6-1
No. 2 Sheila Morales Hidalgo (NEV) def. Mollie Cooper (CSU) 6-2, 6-0
No. 3 Sheila Smiley (NEV) def. Lauren Pick (CSU) 6-3, 6-4
No. 4 Caroline Konigsfeldt (NEV) def. Maddie Buxton (CSU) 7-6(9-7), 6-1
No. 5 Juliette Legendre (NEV) def. Kwynn Ecton (CSU) 6-1, 6-1
No. 6 Monika Magusiak (NEV) def. Celine Voss (CSU) 6-2, 6-2
Order of finish: 5, 2, 1, 6, 3, 4
No. 1 Okhremchuk/Morales Hidalgo (NEV) def. Heffron/Pick (CSU) 8-1
No. 2 Legendre/Smiley (NEV) def. Cooper/Schultz (CSU) 8-4
No. 3 Konigsfeldt/Magusiak (NEV) def. Buxton/Voss (CSU) 8-5
Order of finish: 1, 2, 3
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A phrase adapted from the Book of Ecclesiastes; the author complains frequently in the book about the monotony of life. The entire passage reads, "The thing that hath been, it is that which shall be; and that which is done is that which shall be done: and there is no new thing under the sun."


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It's Thursday (Throwback Thursday), the day after hump day when you show photos or info from history and the wayback machine. Today I proudly present you a screen capture I took from AutoCAD 2.18 circa 1985 showing all commands it supported. Now contrast that with the hundreds of commands today's AutoCAD has and realize how much functionality has been added in the past 30 years.
Did you notice there is no UNDO but there is an OOPS command?
On this Throwback Thursday I give you Autodesk's 3D Studio R1 for DOS from 1990. 3D Studio was the predecessor to the very popular Autodesk 3ds Max. This is from back when when 3D was for more difficult and primitive on old x86 PCs running DOS and you created everything in two steps using the Shaper and Lofter then rendered it. I have this old 3D Studio "carpet bag" package with all original disks. I think in those days we paid by the pound for software packaging, the more complex and expensive the software, the heavier the packaging had to be.
See the old 3D Studio in action on YouTube:
The Engineers Guide to Drinks drawing or Infographic as it is now called in reality was really just a test drawing was originally created by someone that was very creative or very bored in order to test pen plotters back in 1972. I was not the original creator, and never have taken credit for it other than re-drawing it again in AutoCAD and bringing it back to life. In bringing it back to life on this blog it has taken the world literally by storm making headlines on big name media sites such as Fast Company, Laughing Squid, and now Food & Wine Magazine. It made one of the Top 18 infographics of 2014 as selected by Fast Company.
Imagine that this 1972 created drawing gained well deserved fame 43 years later. I have now seen the drawing not only in the media but used as sample drawings again as recently as class sessions at Autodesk University and we even gave out nice prints at our Blogger and Social Meetup.
Would you like to collaborate and bring the famous drawing into todays technology such as 3D in Max, Revit, and Inventor? Email Me to participate in this fun and bound to be popular project.
Download Whiskey Drinks AutoCAD DWG File
Live Long and Prosper Engineers Guide to Drinks!
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Been traveling 2 weeks and need to catch up so stay tuned, but first this gem given to meat last weeks Autodesk University 2014 by Kean Walmsey of Autodesk.
Feast your eyes on this pristine heavy gem of hardware. What year was it given out?
It is a Magellan Space Mouse from then named LogiCad by Logitech.
I am going to hazard a guess it is from the very early 1990s.
Here is the back side of the Space Mouse
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Back in the early 1980's when Autodesk was being founded there was indeed a product named AUTODESK.
Trivia for bonus points: What exactly did it do?
On this day January 30th, 1982, 32 years ago a small group of people held an initial meeting in Marin County California to organize what became Autodesk. They risked it all including all the money they could scrape together and it paid off for millions of people from employees, customers, partners, and investors.
A sincere thank you to John Walker and all the 'deskers' that followed in the founders and pioneers footsteps to this day as you literally changed the world, and still continue to 32 years later.
Thank you everyone!
Autodesk Flying founders
From left to right:
Rudolf Künzli, Mike Ford, Dan Drake, Mauri Laitinen, Greg Lutz, David Kalish, Lars Moureau, Richard Handyside,Kern Sibbald, Hal Royaltey, Duff Kurland, John Walker, Keith Marcelius
John Walker's quote.
"We should shoot for having the company in operation by mid-March. We cannot dawdle, but we also are going to do it right this time. We're just going to do it fast! "
Onward and Upward!
Autodesk's 4087 employee hired in 1998 and unofficial historian.
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One of the finest features to ever be added to software is the UNDO command. This includes AutoCAD when it was added in AutoCAD Release 2.5 (mid 1980s) because apparently users prior to that never ever made a mistake.
Funny AutoCAD history tidbit: Before the UNDO command was added into AutoCAD you had to close the drawing without saving to be able to undo what you last did.
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I proudly present to you my spur gear building designed in AutoCAD Architectural Desktop (ADT) r1 circa 1998 and codenamed Portsmouth. I tried to convince the Autodesk AEC team then located in Henniker New Hampshire I was a mechanical designer and had little architectural design skills. It was the warped humor of mine, but as I recall the architecture professionals were not thinking it was as funny as did I.
The office space in my spur gear building was really quite nice with each gear tooth having an office with a window and then in the center a central conference room. Frank Lloyd Wright would have been proud, ok maybe that's a stretch. Still it was amazing that the first beta of what later became AutoCAD Architecture was able to solve the gear roof.
Happy Friday!
-Shaan NAA (Not an Architect)
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Here is a fun rare flashback to 1992 and the rare AutoCAD R11 for Macintosh. Having the actual R11 and R12 for Macintosh physical versions is like having your own private unicorn herd, in a CAD geek way.
From the AutoCAD Release 11 for Macintosh March 20, 1992 Installation Guide.
In the vintage AutoCAD for Mac R11 and R12 versions, we used a mostly standard AutoCAD R11/R12 DOS User Interface on the Mac, but with the current AutoCAD for Mac we asked Mac users what they wanted, and they overwhelmingly wanted a native Mac UI experience with the menubar, palettes, and visors.
Now Back to the Future of today:
The current AutoCAD 2013 for the Mac
The current AutoCAD 2014 Windows
On this day January 30th, 1982, 31 years ago a small group of people held an initial meeting in Marin County California to organize what became Autodesk. They risked it all including all the money they cold scrape together and it paid off for millions of people from employees, customers, partners, and investors.
A sincere thank you to John Walker and all the 'deskers' that followed in the founders and pioneers footsteps to this day as you literally changed the world!
Take a moment to sit back and reflect at all the history in the past 31 years and be damn proud, then get back to work.
Autodesk Flying founders
From left to right:
Rudolf Künzli, Mike Ford, Dan Drake, Mauri Laitinen, Greg Lutz, David Kalish, Lars Moureau, Richard Handyside,Kern Sibbald, Hal Royaltey, Duff Kurland, John Walker, Keith Marcelius
John Walker's quote.
"We should shoot for having the company in operation by mid-March. We cannot dawdle, but we also are going to do it right this time. We're just going to do it fast! "
Onward and Upward!
Autodesk's 4087 employee hired in 1998 and unofficial historian.
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Today is technically our birthday but we're celebrating throughout the year. It was on April 26th 1982 when a group of innovative and hardworking entrepreneurs formally incorporated as Autodesk, Inc. Yes Autodesk was a startup company 30 years ago and has grown considerably from a handful of employees meeting in a founders living room to over 7500 employees today spread around the world and over 100 products and millions of customers.
Here's to the next 30 years!
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Twenty nine years ago today, a small group of entrepreneurs/programmers put it all on the line and officially formed Autodesk. April 26th is the anniversary of when Autodesk began its first day as a real certified corporation by issuing stock to the start-up company founders.
Autodesk Flying Founders photo.
Autodesk Flying founders
"Autodesk Founders. They didn't walk on water, but they could fly pretty well."
Twenty nine years later, Autodesk is still going stronger than ever.
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Back in AutoCAD version 2.18, Autodesk placed a sample drawing with AutoCAD named the Solar.DWG to demonstrate the precision of AutoCAD back in the early eighties. AutoCAD was based used 64bit floating point precision and the most accurate back then. With this Solar DWG you can see our solar system in 1:1 scale in kilometer units.
This would not be a good DWG to plot/print 1:1 full scale.
You can zoom all the way in on the Apollo Lunar Lander on the surface of the moon and read a plaque placed on it. You will notice the planets are from the eighties back when poor little Pluto was part of the planets, but today is not considered a planet any longer and is just a member of the Kuiper belt.
The DWG file for AutoCAD Download SOLAR from ACAD2-18-updated
Below are the steps to zooming in on the Lunar Lander and giving your fingers and mouse a workout. You could also take the easy route and use the saved views in the DWG.
When you open the DWG file in AutoCAD, you will see the Solar System. I have marked the area you should zoom to if you want to find the Lunar Lander which is on the Moon's surface orbiting the Earth.
Once you zoom into the area shown in the prior image you will see both the Earth's Moon and Earth. You will want to zoom in on the Moon.
Once you have the Moon located, zoom in further and you will see a crater and to the upper right the Lunar Lander we are searching for.
The plaque is located on the lower leg of the Lunar Lander.
And the text on the plaque on the leg of the lunar lander reads
I created a Sheet Layout with four views showing the main points of interest.
Past articles on AutoCAD precision as well as a nice modern 3D Earth model in DWG format.
If you took the long route to the Lunar Lander by zooming, give your fingers and mouse wheel a rest and have a great weekend.
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I will be updating my AutoCAD Release History pages over the next few days but here is an updated AutoCAD timeline. AutoCAD 2011 is the 25th version of AutoCAD.
Autodesk Unveils 2011 Software Portfolio for Building Design, Infrastructure and Construction Industries
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I have in the past posted about AutoCAD on the Apple Mac platform.
I even posted a survey for feedback which was pummeled with hits in the tens of thousands in only a few days. We appreciate all the great feedback and are considering each and every response. We at Autodesk are growing more and more Mac platform products and who knows, perhaps add AutoCAD to the list.In any case this is not a gratuitous Mac post to get hits instead I am looking for something.
Back in the 1980's Autodesk actually had an AutoCAD R11/R12 for the Mac.
I have only been a Mac user for a few months but wanted to see if any fellow AutoCAD longtime users and history buffs might have a rare AutoCAD R11/R12 for the Mac or at least some screenshots. I will give a reward to the person who has the best set of images or a boxed product so I can add to my unofficial AutoCAD History web archive and images.
So do you have an old AutoCAD R11/R12 Mac laying around or some images and screenshots, email me at email@example.com
Shaan (now both Mac and PC user)
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For those interested in Autodesk trivia, this is for you. When software is being developed it does not have a formal name, and is often referred to as a codename project throughout development and beta testing. The names are selected by the teams and some take great liberty and humor in their selection while some may align with their products theme.
Below is the only complete listing of Autodesk internal codenames for 2010 projects thus far.
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The final part is now posted. Part 4 deals with a discussion about past and future business opportunities in John's opinion, a raw no sugar added form. John was the founder of Autodesk but he has been disassociated for many years from Autodesk living in a beautiful quaint village in Switzerland.
Kean did a stellar job on this 4 part interview series. I thought he did better than some formally anointed journalist interviews, but he is a blogger Through the Interface.
In honor of the completion of this series, I will be posting some more old Autodesk and AutoCAD memorabilia later today to my Flickr photo sets http://www.flickr.com/photos/btl/ in the Autodesk and AutoCAD History Set.
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Kean Walmsley has now posted part 3 of a 4 part series of interviews with Autodesk founder John Walker who started Autodesk 26 years ago. This has been a great read to understand Autodesk and AutoCAD back in the early days a sort of Autodesk 1.0. Only one more part to go next Friday.
Part 3 teaser excerpts
"From the outset the architecture of AutoCAD was intended to be as open as possible."
"because they don't have $150,000 for an Intergraph workstation"
"One huge contributor to AutoCAD's success was the book Inside AutoCAD.
"I met Gates and I asked him, "why didn't you come after us?" And he said…"
"AutoCAD, to my knowledge, did something in the software industry that has never, ever happened with any other product. It sold more than a million copies at more than $1,000 a copy."
"A Wall Street analyst … he said, "they're all going to fail, you're going to succeed, and you're going to succeed because they all under-estimate the power of the franchise and of an installed base. That you have. They don't have community colleges teaching their products, they don't have shops with ten stations that are buying three or four more."
Go give it a read:
Thank you Kean!
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Kean Through the Interface posted part 2 of his 4 part series of an interview of Autodesk founder John Walker hits on the AutoCAD software architecture, APIs, UNIX, LISP, and more.
An interview with John Walker - Part 2
Why do we talk about Autodesk history from the 80's? This is a simple and easy answer; because John Walker is amazing person and was a key changing force to most anyone in the CAD or design business today, or those using computers for design. Also Autodesk has a long and successful history and track record that not many software companies can claim. Besides it is fun to know where we have been and the thinking behind it and relive the nostalgia as many have been using Autodesk products since the beginning days.
I was in the Bay Area Autodesk offices this week and saw some cool stuff from the past and photographed them for later posting. I also got to see something that will have a grand opening next Wednesday and focuses on Design and the future. It was awesome and once it is announced publicly, I will post about my experience and photos.
You can't know where you are going without first knowing where you have been. Autodesk having been around 26 years, we have been many places and looking forward to many many more heading into the future.
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My coworker a top notch developer, and also a fellow blogger (Through the Interface) Kean Walmsley just figured out that the founder of Autodesk lives not too far from the Autodesk office in Switzerland. Kean lives in Switzerland. So he had a visit and interview with John Walker, which for anyone is a treat and experience of a lifetime.
I got to do the same last year in honor of the 25th Anniversary of Autodesk and AutoCAD and still need to release some of the discussions as I recorded it on video and it was planned to be shown at AU and on the web but plans fell through. John is a wealth of knowledge and a really nice person.
|John Walker and me in the same location of the ominous warning "Danger de mort".
I would love to hear how John's recent solar ellipse trip to the North Pole went and also his take on the recent CERN experiments in Switzerland and some of the paranoid concerns out on the web that a black hole would be generated and destroy all of us. Note CERN ran a test the other day and all was fine and we are all still here and not stuck in a manmade black hole or time vortex. :-)
Update 15 September 2008: John Walker emailed me directly on the two questions I had posted in this post.
He had a great time on the voyage to the North Pole to see the solar eclipse and has a web page about it. http://www.fourmilab.ch/images/eclipse_2008/
John also survived the "doomsday device" as some incorrectly portrayed the CERN collider. John lives not too far from CERN and answered with humor as usual "Still here. Uh-oh--SHPLORK!!!"
"Kean, please email me photos so I can place them in the Autodesk History Flickr library. On a related Autodesk History note I received a box yesterday full of old 80's Autodesk memorabilia including a ton of photo slides. I can't wait to go through it perhaps this weekend.
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Lee Ambrosius has now updated his PDF documents carrying on both of our long volunteer efforts to provide a complete list of commands and system variables for AutoCAD since AutoCAD Release 12 to present day including showing what has been added, removed or changed. In order to access the PDF's, you must be a member of HyperPics.com which as always is free of charge and advertisement free.
AutoCAD Command and General Quick Reference Guides Updated
Thank you Lee!
Thanks to my friend Vladimir Michl at the excellent www.cadforum.cz.cadforum
If you need all AutoCAD command names in other language versions of AutoCAD, there is the command database at:
Thank you Vladimir!
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Big cats and snowmen might be an unnatural union, but for groups of cats living at two separate wildlife centers, getting to know their snowy friends was a delicious experience.
In our first video, four Siberian Amur tigers at Longleat safari park in Wiltshire in the UK were filmed "introducing themselves" to a pair of snowmen. This wildlife center, which rescued a retired circus elephant named Annie last year, is designed to allow animals to move about in spacious environment that mimics their natural habitat. And while snow is unheard of on the African savanna, it appears that the tigers are not only comfortable in the snow, but have found a way to use their powerful attributes for a short lived wrestling match with the snowmen.
Longleat isn't the first to build snowmen for their residents. In fact, the Wild Cat Sanctuary in Sandstone, Minnesota hosted their own snowman extravaganza with hilarious results. Have a look as a variety of cat species say hello to Frosty.
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When it comes to your debut single, there's no sense in holding back; on the contrary, you'd better completely annihilate the beat. I'm happy to say that, on Gotta Kill This…, Catch Lungz does just that, lacing Food Chain beatsmith Mass Prod's synth boardwork with bona fide lyrical fire. He even brings two of his mic-murderingest colleagues along for the ride: Danny Brown and Donny Goines (the latter of whom brought Lungs to the Booth's attention) contribute guest bars. Watch for Catch Lungs' debut project, the PNCLA-sponsored Mermaids & Vampires street album, to hit the 'net in late spring/early summer.
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Help! I am at a loss. For the second time this year I am unable to unroll my jib. It looks as if the top portion of the furling system, the swivel that the sail is pulled up on is where the problem occurs. The bottom Furler seems to be free and ok.
Of course I can''t check it at the top, however, each time I lowered it the swivel seems to be ok and free. The forstay which is part of the furling system also swivels ok. In otherwords, everything looks ok. Looking through binoculars I can''t see anything that it is getting caught on.
This is a furlex system on a 25 ft boat.
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We first heard about Rust-Oleum's liquid-repelling product, NeverWet almost two years ago. It looked absolutely magical, and now you can finally buy it.
Home Depot is carrying NeverWet for $20 a can. Spray the silicon-based coating on electronics, clothing, or almost any surface and it'll become almost completely impervious to moisture. Of course, we're skeptical until we try it out ourselves. But in the convincing demo you see liquid hit a surface and immediately scurry away without leaving any damage.
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Among other things, it can be used on metal, wood, masonry and aluminum as well as fabric, leather and canvas.
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they must have used this on my wife.
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no but im not married.
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I wonder also how toxic it is, if it wears off, or if there is a way to deactivate it.
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It's supposedly non-toxic and oils(like from your skin) can destroy the coating.
amazing...but I wonder how toxic it is
It seems like an amazing product, but I've minimized almost all of my household cleaning to natural baking soda and vinegar to avoid toxic chemicals, both for my health and the planet's. So I just wonder what the hell this stuff is made out of, how dangerous it is, and also how much waste does it create in the process.
We must be ever vigilant to keep out bodies and our planet beautiful when choosing convenient products for life.
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Really a cool product. Looking forward to trying it.
Not sure all the applications yet but this feels like a game changer.
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MUSIC Disciples of Parupalli Ramakrishnaiah Pantulu and Susarla Dakshinamurthy Sastry conducted a five-day aradhanotsavam with devotional fervour. P. SURYA RAO
Every year a large number of sishya prasishyas belonging to the tradition established by the great gurus Parupalli Ramakrishnaiah Pantulu and his mentor Susarla Dakshinamurthy Sastry (a disciple of Manambuchavadi Venkata Subbhaiah, a direct disciple of Thyagaraja, conduct the aradhanas of both the gurus over five days with devotional fervour. This year, the aradhanotsavam of the legendary gurus was conducted at Gokaraju Laila Gangaraju Kala Vedika in Government College of Music, Vijayawada.
On the inaugural day, the sishya prsishyas of Parupalli gathered at his statue erected in Alankar Centre, performed Pooja and garlanded his bust. The concerts in the evening were at the venue. The first concert was rendered by talented teenaged singer M. Sruthiranjani who began with an impressive Ghanaraga malika varnam composed by reputed vidwan Modumudi Sudhakar. Dikshitar's 'Sakthi Sahita Ganapatim' in Sankarabharanam followed next. Sruthiranjani showed abundant talent in manodharmam aspects and her voice was pleasing and mellow. Main item 'Enati Nomu Phalamo' in Bhairavi was presented neatly with fine raga and swaras. Sruthi closed the concert with a tatvam `Ninnuvidachi' made famous by Dr.Balamurali during the Vijayawada Akashvani Bhakthiranjani broadcasts years ago. Accompanists for Sruthi were D. Krishnapriya (violin) and K. Anilkumar (mridangam).
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With this simple message we want to communicate that after 12 editions the ambitious project of the Rototom Reggae Contest takes a break waiting for a more complex and elaborate new project.
We take this opportunity to thank and greet all the and partners for these 12 intense years of Rototom Reggae Contest.
Firstly thanks to all the partners and volunteers activists who have helped to build and make this journey with us.
Thanks also to all the bands who shared the dream of performing on the stage of the biggest reggae festivals, their music helped increase the prestige of the project.
The massive, the public, who has not only heard and voted through our web pages their favorite bands but has always followed the selection process with constructive criticism.
To all of them a friendly greeting and a farewell.
We are working to build a new more exciting and attractive Reggae Contest.
In order to develop this new project, we have to stop for a moment to reflect and study the best way to build a platform that allows us to not only selecting the best bands from anywhere in the world, but also building a program with a suitable artistic training for the bands participating at the contest.
We will keep you informed through our official websites and social networks, about all developments and initiatives made by Rototom Sunsplash and our partners that are every day more active worldwide.
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26/07 Piero Dread & the Vibespoint band @ Positive River festival (Ita)
27/07 Piero Dread & The vibespoint band @ Volerock (Ita)
27/07 Wailing Trees @Reeds festival (Ch)
01/08 Wailing Trees @Sardinia Reggae Festival (Ita)
02/08 Kayamama Reggae Evolution @Calafrica Music festival
03/08 Wailing Trees @Reggae SunSka (Fr)
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Malaka Youth are about to start their iberian tour starting with their concert at Fiestizaje on July, 18th y on the 19th at Armintza Txapel Reggae.
Next Show of Rototom Reggae contest tours
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18/07 Malaka Youth Fiestizaje, Leon
19/07 Malaka Youth Armintza Txapel Reggae festival , Armintza
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Today the winner band of the Rototom Reggae Contest Europe,
Wailing Trees are at the Summerjam (Cologne-Germany) for the first show of this incredible summer tour !
Thanks to all the supporters of this project and thanks to all the promoters!
Next gig: 27th @ Reeds Festival (Swizerland)!
The kings have been crowned. The French band Wailing Trees was last night proclaimed the winner of the 12th edition of the Rototom Sunsplash Reggae Contest Europe in Bordeaux, the event aims to present the new talents of European reggae music.
Since last March a total of 196 groups from 26 European countries have participated in this contest that aims, in collaboration with the main promoters of the major reggae festivals in Europe, to promote this style of music, beyond any border.
Both the French final and the European Reggae Contest final held at the weekend, were followed by more than 10,000 people via streaming, the public also filled the two halls of the Rock School Barbey during the two days of concerts in Bordeaux.
After being proclaimed winners of the Reggae Contest Europe, Wailing Trees begin a tour of the major festivals. So, on 4 July they will be in Summer Jam (Germany), on 27 July, they will attend the Reeds Festival in Switzerland, on 1 August they will play at the Sardinia Reggae Festival in Italy, 3 August they will perform at Reggae Sunska France and 16 August they will travel to Slovenia to participate in the Overjam Festival. While, on 19 August they will visit Benicassim to perform on the Main Stage of Rototom Sunsplash, which on 20 August will also host the Venezuelans Nou Vin Lakay, winners of the Reggae Contest Latino, performance.
After a great season characterized by live shows, music and big emotion we are proud to announce the tour of the Rototom Reggae Contest 2014 winner:
After a great final characterized by incredible rhythms and good vibes, Wailing Trees become the sixth band who is going to perform at the big European final of the Rototom Reggae Contest Europe. Tomorrow, sunday 8th of June at Rock School Barbey in Bordeaux Malaka Youth (Iberian finalists), PieroDread & Vibespoint Band (Italian finalists), Collie Herb & The Vibe Controllers (German speaking area finalist), Atomic Spliff and the Rebel Dubz (Northern Europe Finalist) and Mâsta Bâsta (Estern Europe finalist) will present their music on the stage of the big final 2014.The live will be streamed on www.rototom.tv from 9 PM in collaboration with Party Time.fr for a unforgettable streaming full of special guest and surprises!Nah miss it!
Is almost ready for the French final of the Rototom Reggae Contest 2014. The bands are hot and this night we will see some good vibes! Also on rototom.tv! Check this out!
A great weekend marked by the rhythms of the European emerging reggae bands awaits us.Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 of June Bourdeaux will turn the capital of the European reggae with the French and European Rototom Reggae Contest finals at Rock School Barbey .The jury that will decide the band winner of the French semi-final will be composed by :*Lénie (Reggae.fr) *Nicholas Clemence (Plein Les Watts Festival)*Xabi Ospital (Reggae Sun Ska)*Matthia (Party Time)On the other hand the jury that will designed the winner band of Rototom Reggae Contest 2014 will be *Andrea de Martis Sardinia Reggae festival*Fred Lachaize / Xabi Ospital Reggae Sun Ska festival*Bruno Giusti Rototom Sunsplash*Martin Cervinka Culture Vibes festival / United Island / Reggae contest east europe*Earl Gateshead Trojan Sound*Markus Gasser Reeds reggae FestivalWe wait for you and if you can not reach us nah miss the live stream of the two finals on : www.rototom.tvand may the best win !
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