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Quote kolakube:Hi guys,Thanks, sorry for no reply. Had a fault on my line since last thursday!Simon - Whats wrong with an M1?? They were the business in the late 80s and early 90s.
Quote Chevytraveller:Quote kolakube:Hi guys,Thanks, sorry for no reply. Had a fault on my line since last thursday!Simon - Whats wrong with an M1?? They were the business in the late 80s and early 90s. Just as Martin said, totally overused and responsible for so many musical crimes between '88-'94The Piano patch just does my head in now and is akin to nails on a blackboard for me .. but hey ho, personal taste and all thatMy biggest gripe with it (and the reason I sold mine and bought a Wavestation within 6 months of buying it) is the inability to get any real movement or life from the original samples.. basically the sounds always sound the same and as with many ROMplers, get very boring, very quickly. I was glad to have bought the Legacy collection before they split it into "digital" and "analogue".. so I have the very excellent Wavestation.. a synth that continues to be a source of fun and inspiration along with the lovely analogue emulations.
Quote kolakube:I dunno mate. Cant judge it on its presets. If they got boring program new ones. Id also one day own a D50 rack and a Kawai K4R that was a poor mans M1. A very underrated budget synth and company IMO.
Quote vinyl_junkie:I couldn't afford a MPC or a good computer for sequencer so instead of a Wavestation I got a M1 thinking I could use it to sequence my other stuff..I hated it hahah
Quote vinyl_junkie:Again, Ski-Jam WTF was all that nasty stuff about hahah
Quote vinyl_junkie:Wavestation is a much nicer synth than the M1 though but programing it is another story
Quote Chevytraveller:Only pain was it affected other presets that uses the same voices..
Quote Chevytraveller:Not sure who owns the rights to Wave Sequencing (Korg or Dave Smith) but it would be nice to see it resurrected on a Prophet synth
Quote kolakube:... and a Kawai K4R that was a poor mans M1. A very underrated budget synth and company IMO.
Quote kolakube:Na man. Im limiting my sound sources to pre 92 equipment. A golden era for me. With no money in this or a hope of making a living that can compare with my degree (hopefully) im pursuing a time for myself when all was very exiting in the music industry. A time when I smiled from ear to ear. I honestly dont think you can just write a synth like the M1 off though. WHat works for one doesn't for another. There all just tools. And what tool what musician uses is always going to be up for debate. Guess ive always wanted to own an M1 since I was young. So why not for £50? Bet if I locked you in a room for a month with just an M1 and a 909 you'd make an ok tune. Its too easy to be spoilt for choice these days and forget what can be done with simple set ups.
Quote:Only pain was it affected other presets that uses the same voices.. but it was easy to forgive it it's misgivings as it was and still is a completely unique synth
Quote:Only if you *used* patches/wavesequences that others perfs/patches were using. If you were sensible you *always* kept stuff separate.
Quote:Although I did quite like Mark Snow's use of a characteristic WS PCM waveform in the early X-Files seasons... *cough*geek*cough*
Quote:. I really see what you are going for & thank you once again for writing about your feelings on this forum.. much more interesting to me than the usual general topics.
Quote:I wish you luck on your quest & that you find that golden era in music again . Thats what its all about. Im on similar journey with my musical work/ play.. trying to find that excitement again even if I have to limit myself to a jawharp( or is it 'Jewish harp'?)
Quote:Im going out to spend a fair bit of money on a Tascam 688 (cassette 8 track) tomorrow, when logic & my mind says "SToPPP!.youd be mad to buy that outdated junk... get that Kaoss Pad "..or even more logical , the Apogee Duet that I keep meaning to get as I still dont have a proper audio interface...but my heart says , get the Tascam .. I have loads of cassettes from back in the day when I was experiencing my 'golden era' musically,
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Quote desmond:Quote vinyl_junkie:Again, Ski-Jam WTF was all that nasty stuff about hahahCrimes against TV's everywhere, that one. Movies, documentaries, take yer pick.
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Is there any better method then iterating over the jsonstore data and copy it record by record into the localstorage? This is not the fastest operation on the iphone and I currently try to find a way which performs faster than this..
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Was wondering myself, doesnt seem to be anything built-in really for this. I have something like the following:
Code:store2 = new Ext.data.Store(); store1.each(function(record){ store2.add(record.copy()); });
21 Dec 2011 10:03 AM #3
26 Oct 2012 8:47 AM #4
am not even able to iterate through the store
gives the below error
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot call method 'indexOf' of undefined
am using something like this
12 Nov 2013 12:17 PM #5
Dońt use record.copy, just add the parameter in each loop
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India is assured of winning its second medal at the Hero Cycles Asian cycling championship after Deborah booked her place in the gold medal match of the women's junior sprint on Saturday.
The 19-year-old will compete against South Korea's Yeon Hee Jang in the summit clash on Monday at the Indira Gandhi Sports Complex Velodrome here.
Speaking to the media after defeating Malaysia's Farihah Shahwati Mohammad Adnan in her last four contest, Deborah said: "I was determined to win and didn't fear her (Adnan) because if I fear my opponent, my chances will recede."
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The teenager added that she was unaffected by the pressure brought upon her by the bronze medal win in the women's junior 500m time trial, but is slightly nervous ahead of the final.
Unfortunately, none of the other Indian cyclists came close to matching Deborah's success on the third day of the championship.
In the scratch events, Mahitha Mohan could only claim the sixth spot while Deepak Kumar Rahi didn't even finish the men's race.
India's poor performance continued in the Omnium competition too as, after three rounds, Shahbaaz Singh Bhangu was at the bottom of the pack, and the penultimate position in the women's event was occupied by V.G. Parvathy.
Moreover, Alan Baby (men's junior sprint) and Amarjeet Singh Negi (men's sprint) crashed out of their respective events in the repechage and the round-of-16.
Meanwhile, South Korea established a runaway lead at the top of the medals tally by winning all the four events on Monday.
It began the day by setting a new Asian record in the women's 4km team pursuit as it finished the gold medal match in around four minutes and 41.5 seconds to defeat Japan.
Incidentally, the previous record of 4:46.619 was posted by the South Korean team too, in the qualifying round on Friday.
Later, the women riders' record-setting achievement was almost emulated by their male counterparts as the latter set a championship record timing of 4:10.689 seconds, erasing their previous milestone which was again established in Friday's qualification.
South Korea now has seven gold medals in its kitty, in addition to a solitary silver.
In a remarkable development outside the arena, cyclists from Pakistan and Iraq are now expected to participate in the championship after their visas were finally cleared by the Indian authorities.
The results: Men: 4km team pursuit: 1. South Korea; 2. Japan; 3. Hong Kong.
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Theatre Westminster will present Jane Austen's Northanger Abbey April 30-May 3, with Thursday-Saturday performances at 7:30 p.m. and a Sunday matinee at 2:30 p.m.
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The Westminster College Men's and Women's Choirs will present their spring concert, "I Will Sing!" Friday, April 24, at 7:30 p.m. The Concert Choir and Chamber Singers' "Love Stories" concert will be given Sunday, April 26, at 3 p.m. Both programs will be in Wallace Memorial Chapel and are free and open to the public.
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A discovery by St. Jude Childrens Research Hospital scientists suggests a safer way to treat medulloblastoma, a rare but often fatal childhood brain tumor. The group found that one of the brains signaling pathways inhibits the growth of the highly aggressive cancer cells.
The researchers discovered that three proteins, designated BMP2, BMP4 and BMP7, halted the growth of medulloblastoma tumors and induced the malignant cells to develop into normal neurons.
We think we have identified a pathway that can be used to prevent tumor formation and a potential target for therapy, said Martine F. Roussel, Ph.D., a member of the St. Jude Department of Genetics and Tumor Cell Biology. A report on this work appears in the March 15 issue of Genes & Development. Roussel is the papers senior author.
Medulloblastoma occurs in the cerebellum, which is located in the lower, rear part of the brain. This cancer strikes about 350 young children in the United States annually. Although treated patients have an overall five-year survival rate of 70 percent, conventional therapies combining surgery, irradiation and chemotherapy frequently lead to permanent neurocognitive impairment.
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Now that we've mowed our meadow it's time to start thinking about adding some seed. Maybe you've got an area that the grasses and weeds have crept in or we want to replenish some annual color that may or may not be back next year.
Whenever we're sowing or adding seed, we always want to make sure we're getting good seed-to-soil contact. So once we've identified the areas that we want to add seed, it's easiest to take a rake or similar tool, gently rake away the cuttings from our mowing to expose the soil below. I always recommend scratching the soil to loosen and you're ready to sow your seed.
So what varieties of wildflowers are the best for fall sowing? Certainly it can depend on how cold your winters may get but most species, both annuals and perennials are quite hardy and even annuals such as Cosmos (Cosmos bipinnatus) and California Poppy (Eschscholzia californica) do very well sown in the fall. They survive our cold New England winters to provide great color the following season.
If you're looking to fill in small areas within an already established meadow, most will choose their favorites with individual species. Some of the more popular annual varieties include Plains Coreopsis (Coreopsis tinctoria), Cosmos (Cosmos bipinnatus), Calendula (Calendula officianalis), Indian Blanket (Gaillardia puchella) and Red Poppy (Papaver rhoeas). Popular perennials include Black Eyed Susan (Rudbeckia hirta), Wild Lupine (Lupinus perennis), Purple Coneflower (Echinacea purpurea) and Shasta Daisy (Chrysanthemum maximum).
For sowing or filling in larger areas I would recommend a wildflower mixture. A well blended wildflower mix containing a variety of both annuals and perennials will be a more economical option. Not only will you save some money, you'll get the benefits of the quick annual color the first growing season and perennials for the second and successive seasons. All our regional mixtures contain at least 25 different species designed for continuous blooms all season long, for years to come.So as the temperatures begin to cool and Autumn is upon us, I hope we've inspired you to think of the fall season as another opportunity to sow some wildflower seed.
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doreen clay - November 12, 2010
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I sowed my seeds in Oct and it got up to about 70 low and behold the flowers all started sprouting!!Oh no will any make it throu the winter or do I have to buy more seeds?Also took out my Dalhia blubs and Nakeds ladies is that right? The ladies never bloomed or showed the two green sprouts.But yes sir they do now!! I saw the greens things sticking out removed them to protect them for the winter.Is this right? I love you guys!!thanks Doreen
Suzanne DeJohn - November 16, 2010
Ahh…Mother Nature sometimes doesn't cooperate and we're happily (or not so happily) given some late warm weather that can lead to seed germinating. If it stays warm for an extended period of time the perennials may have just enough time to get established prior to the cooler weather settling in. They will go dormant and begin to flower next season with no problem. You may lose your annuals and I might recommend having some extra annual seed to sow next spring, just in case they don't come up. I'd hold off from adding more seed until spring 2011. As far as the bulbs, yes, you were right to dig them up in your climate. The fact that they're sprouting now may pose problems for them next year. All you can do is wait and see how they hold up in storage over the winter.


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Almost all of the web apps we build nowadays (at least on the circles I usually move around) rely on the beloved and hated session. This artifact, providing a stateful user wide storage, allows us to relate several HTTP requests together and thus implement the concept of authenticated and secure web applications, that "know" who is using them several requests after they authenticated, despite the root stateless characteristic of the HTTP protocol itself.
To provide a very brief recap, sessions are usually implemented using a hash like memory structure on the server, where each session is stored using a unique identifier string. This string is stored also on the users web browser, typically via a cookie or by sending it back and forth on each request as a POST or GET parameter.
I believe it's time to move away from this approach and start building session-less web applications that still provide the same feature set and security.
You might say that this is part of a REST approach to web applications and that it's been already beaten enough into our heads… but the truth is it's not, most of the new apps I see are still making heavy use of session storage and their whole architecture is based around it.
Why are session based web apps bad for us?
So why? Why are we supposed to stop using this thing we have been using for 15 years of web development? Well, session variables are no more and no less than global variables and if you still need arguments against the usage of global variables please either go back to college or ask for a refund.
Still not sure? Some stuff why session variables are mean:
Ok, you convinced me, now what?
Easy, just stop storing stuff on that session!! No, really, stop it!
I bet that in 99.9% of the use cases, you can build your app by just knowing who the user is. So what you must do is just store the user identification on the session and that's it.
But you will say: ohhhh, but really, I mean, we display his first and last name on every page, isn't it just easier and faster if we store them too on the session?
And let me tell you, it's like crack, you don't want to go down that road. Keep your architecture pure and stateless, let every controller method receive the information it needs from the HTTP request and return all the information the view needs to render itself. If you are worried about IO performance, implement an appropriate caching strategy on the data access layer, do not use the session for performance tuning.


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Passion.com is the fifth largest dating site online, and a pretty good place to meet women online. The ratio of women to men is very good. It's been around for about 5 years, and the member database is very good. They also only keep active members as opposed to other sites who don't delete old profiles.
Passion – My Results
I was able to get 17 dates off Passion.com, and I didn't try very hard. Out of those 17, I fully closed 9 girls – not a great ratio, but it's not bad either.
Passion Review: The Good & The Bad
Here's the summary of good and bad things for Passion.com
Passion: The Bad
- Women NOT as forthcoming with contact details as much as PassionSearch
- Can go offline for short periods on weekends, at peak times
Passion: The Good
- Very good ratio of women to men
- Great interface – really easy to use
- Women are more open to sex than on a site such as Match.com
- Easy signup for a free trial
Passion Specific Advice: What To Do / Not To Do on Passion
While Passion.com is a large dating site, it's a little more open and receptive to sex talk than other sites. You don't need to be as "proper" as on Match.com, but you still have to hold the reins a little. Don't start with explicit talk, but don't be afraid to indulge in it if it after a few communications.
Other than that, it's basically our regular run-in-the-mill dating site.
Passion Pricing
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Chris Lundberg is assistant professor of Rhetoric and Cultural Studies at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Chris received his PhD from Northwestern University's program in Rhetoric and Public Culture in 2006. Broadly, his work focuses on rhetorical theory and public culture, with a special emphasis on theories of publics, the role of trope and affect in public life, and on American evangelical Christianity.
Lundberg's upcoming book Lacan in Public: Psychoanalysis and the Science of Rhetoric (forthcoming 2012, The University of Alabama Press) reads Jacques Lacan's work as both a theory of publics and address, and, by extension, as a theory of public speech. His work on evangelical Christianity has appeared in a number of journals, including, most recently, the Quarterly Journal of Speech. Lundberg is also the co-author a number of textbooks, including The Essential Guide to Rhetoric, and an upcoming public speaking textbook with Cengage.
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After having described any part of another actress as reminding her of cottage cheese inside a trash bag it's hard to imagine Kim Kardashian and Paris Hilton ever getting over their 2008 sex tape induced rivalry, but sure enough the pair were spotted partying alongside one another and even dancing at a birthday party in Miami.
Friends turned mortal enemies, Paris Hilton and Kim Kardashian have apparently not made any public appearances together since 2006 so imagine the surprise when they were spotted at the same club in Miami last week.
The socialite rivals used to be joined at the hip but it all went wrong back in 2007 when Kim's sex tape was released and her fame sky rocketed. Since then the pair have allegedly been bitter rivals.
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London Mayor Boris Johnson's recent zip-wire mishap may have been a public-relations fiasco at home, but it has won plaudits from a Chinese public unused to color in their leaders.
The mayor was sailing down a zip line in London's Victoria Park, two Union Jacks in hand, when he became stuck and "was left dangling inelegantly in front of a watching crowd," as the Daily Telegraph noted.
The incident exposed the ruddy-faced mayor to some ribbing. "Boris Johnson reminds me of The Fool in King Lear," Musa Okwonga, a U.K.-based writer, wrote on his Twitter feed, as the Journal noted. "Three parts gobbledygook to one part insight—and always underestimated."
But in China the mere effort of riding on a zip line earned the foreign mayor more plaudits. "Such a lovable mayor," wrote Doris, the founder of a Beijing-based café, Sculpting in Time.
"I love his spontaneity, not pretentious at all!" wrote another.
"Even though the U.K. team isn't doing so well topping the medals chart, Mr. Johnson is certainly enjoying his share of joy."
While Mr. Johnson is a noted ham in his own right, he offers a reminder to many on the Chinese Internet that Western politicians are more open, accessible and accountable to the public than most of their peers in China. Chinese politicians are often grim-faced and robotic by comparison, their hair a suspiciously uniform dark and their suits set apart only by choice of a red or blue tie. They are selected by their predecessors usually without input from the public. When they do emerge in public, it is often in response to swelling discontent.
Then there's the perception for ruthlessness. "If the mayor of Beijing was dangling like this, a lot of people would be in trouble," wrote one user.
Another user stated: "A hundred times better than Chinese politicians, here's hoping (for change)…".
The old Etonian hasn't always been well-received in China. During the Beijing Olympics, Mr. Johnson was criticized from his speech confusing the origins of ping-pong ("ping-pong was invented on the dining tables of England, ladies and gentlemen… And it was called, Whiff-whaff") to being accused of "rude, arrogant and disrespectful" behavior during the handover segment of Beijing 2008's closing ceremony.
Four years later, however, it seems the increasingly more popular mayor has overcome some of his shortcomings and managed to capture the hearts of many, domestic and abroad. His Weibo account now boasts over 12,000 followers since it was opened earlier this year.
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Acclaimed filmmaker Zack Snyder (300, Watchmen) makes his animation debut with this fantasy adventure based on the beloved books by Kathryn Lasky. Young owl Soren marvels at his father's epic stories of the Guardians of Ga'Hoole, mythic winged warriors who fought a great battle to save all owl kind from the evil Pure Ones. When he and brother Kludd fall from their treetop home and into the talons of the Pure Ones, it's up to Soren to make a daring escape with the help of other brave owls. Together they seek the Great Tree, home of the Guardians the only hope of defeating the Pure Ones and saving the owl kingdoms. The stellar voice cast includes Abbie Cornish, Miriam Margolyes, Helen Mirren, Sam Neill, Geoffrey Rush, Jim Sturgess and Hugo Weaving. |
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I started out with putting our chops in a zip-loc with some olive oil and kirkland brand (Coscto) no-salt seasoning with the intention of grilled them. Time and the weather changed and I modified my plans. I took the chops out of their marinade and then followed the directions for this recipe. The result was incredible and a winner from everyone's point of view. I served them with Borracho Potatoes, fried cabbage and onions in bacon fat, cobettes of fresh corn, and big tender high buttermilk biscuits for the gravy. This is a great basic recipe!
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Chicken-fried Pork with cream gravy is one of my ALL time favorite comfort foods!! My recipe is almost exactly like this, although I add powdered onion and garlic to the dredge, and I prefer Boston Butt pork steak to loin chops....more tender and tasty ( as well as more fattening!) A little paprika sprinkled on the pork as it is frying gives a lovely color to the meat, and also to the gravy. YUMMM!!
Absolutely delicious!! Im going to make this again and again and again. I used lawry's seasoned salt to add a little extra flavor and it worked pretty well for me. I wouldnt change a thing in this recipe. It reminds me of eating at my grandmother's house or at a really, really good southern restaurant. Definately a keeper in my book!
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It was a bit ordinary (simple), have never tried pork in this recipe before, I did like that. My family seemed to like it.


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Release date | 24 September 2002 (Update) |
Combat level | 146 |
Race | Human |
Members only | No (Slayer Shop is Members) |
Quest NPC | No |
Location | Edgeville Dungeon (Slayer Master) |
Sells items | Slayer Shop |
Gender | Male |
Examine | He looks dangerous! |
Notable features | Slayer Master in Edgeville Dungeon |
Vannaka's Location |
He instructed new players in fighting with a shortsword/wooden shield and a bow back when Tutorial Island was still accessible.
Vannaka can be found in Edgeville Dungeon southeast of the wilderness entrance at the slayer master icon File:Slayer master icon.png. He gives Slayer assignments to members level 40 or higher. He is now one of the few Slayer Masters with no Quest requirements, including Turael and Mazchna.
After completion of the Varrock Tasks, he can change players' Varrock Teleport location between Varrock Square and the main Grand Exchange entrance. However, he can only do this in person and not via the NPC Contact spell.
[show]Slayer points
After the Smoking Kills quest, players can receive Slayer reward points for completing slayer tasks, based on how many tasks players have accomplished in a row. Completion of a task assigned by Vannaka will grant you:
- 4 slayer points per normal task
- 20 for every 10th
- 60 for every 50th
This means that if using Vannaka over the long term, an average of 6.4 points will be granted per task.
Monster | Number | Combat Level | Slayer Experience | Slayer Level Required |
Aberrant spectre | 60 | |||
Ankou | 1 | |||
Banshee | 15 | |||
Basilisk | 40 | |||
Bloodveld | 50 | |||
Brine rat | 47 | |||
Cockatrice | 25 | |||
Crocodile | 1 | |||
Cyclops | 1 | |||
Dust devil | 65 | |||
Earth warrior | 1 | |||
Ghoul | 1 | |||
Green dragon | 1 | |||
Harpie bug swarm | 33 | |||
Hill giant | 1 | |||
Ice giant | 1 | |||
Ice warrior | 1 | |||
Infernal mage | 45 | |||
Jelly | 52 | |||
Jungle horror | 1 | |||
Killerwatt | 37 | |||
Lesser demon | 1 | |||
Mogre | 32 | |||
Molanisk | 39 | |||
Moss giant | 1 | |||
Ogre | 1 | |||
Otherworldly being | 1 | |||
Pyrefiend | 30 | |||
Sea snake | 1 | |||
Shade | 1 | |||
Shadow warrior | 1 | |||
Turoth | 55 | |||
Vampyre (monster) | 1 | |||
Werewolf | 1 |
K'ril Tsutsaroth is classified as a greater demon; thus, killing him counts towards any greater demon Slayer Task, and also allows a player to take advantage of the abilities of a black mask or Slayer helmet, if they have a greater demon Slayer task. Players will earn 350.5 Slayer experience if they slay K'ril Tsutsaroth on their greater demon slayer task. Before 31 December, K'ril Tsutsaroth was classified as a lesser demon.
NOTE: Slayer masters assign higher-levelled monsters more frequently if the player's combat level is high.
Slayer Challenge
After a player has performed several slayer tasks for Vannaka, he will occasionally offer a special task in place of a regular slayer task. The player can decline to take the special task without penalty. If the player accepts the special task, completing the task:
- Earns 4000 extra slayer experience.
- Earns 14 Slayer reward points, if the player has completed the Smoking Kills quest.
- Counts as a task for the player's consecutive task count, which is used for slayer reward points.
Vannaka's special task is for the player to bring him one scale from each of the four types of chromatic dragons:
- A perfect green dragon scale
- A perfect blue dragon scale
- A perfect red dragon scale
- A perfect black dragon scale
Both adult and baby chromatic dragons can drop scales. Multiple scales of the same type of dragon can be obtained, but extras are destroyed when the task is complete. These scales are only available as drops when the player is on this special task. Note that the challenge is only complete when the scales are brought to Vannaka; simply collecting all four scales does not finish the task.
- His Strength level (112) was revealed in Postbag from the Hedge 14.
- Postbag from the Hedge 20 revealed that Vannaka was Duradel's student and had lost while attempting to challenge his master.
- In issue 27 of the God Letters, it is revealed that at one point, before he went into exile on tutorial island, Vannaka was a follower of Saradomin. Saradomin states "It is somewhat of a pity that his glory days are behind him, and his self-imposed exile to tutorial island is in place, for I would deeply desire to see him overcome his shame for his past actions, and take up his place at the vanguard of my holy warriors once again." It could be that the 'shame' Saradomin speaks of was Vannaka's defeat at the hands of Duradel, though what made Vannaka leave Saradomin's service and tutor under Duradel in the first place is still unknown. Vannaka was clearly in the army of Saradomin at one point, because Saradomin states he wishes him (Vannaka) to take up his (Vannaka's) place with His (Saradomin's) holy warriors once more.
- Vannaka is most well known because of his ability to wield a steel 2h sword, and a dragon sq shield at the same time. This issue was addressed by a player to Saradomin, who replied, "The fearsome Vannaka is one of the strongest warriors to ever grace this world, and as such he has the power to wield what would normally be considered to be a two handed sword single-handedly. This is a strength that most mortals do not posess, and it adds to his fearsome reputation as a great swordsman. It is somewhat of a pity that his glory days are behind him, and his self-imposed exile to tutorial island is in place, for I would deeply desire to see him overcome his shame for his past actions, and take up his place at the vanguard of my holy warriors once again. Perhaps the best we may see of him is his current role as Slayer Master and Combat Instructor, although I suspect his thirst for adventure may bring him back for one last battle, so that he may end his days in glory..." This indicates that Vannaka is a follower of the God of Order. Saradomin also responds, to the player's query of the kind of shield Vannaka wields, "The shield Vannaka wields is the mighty Square Shield of the Dragon, an ancient and powerful artefact possessed only by a few members of this world lucky enough to have found one. He has earnt the right to wield it many times over, and it is something of a trophy for him of past glories."
- It is assumed that Vannaka is a member of Legends Guild, because he can wield the Dragon Square Shield.
- Vannaka has not received a graphical update for his dragon sq shield.


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