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Michiel Braam
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|ArtEZ School of Music in Arnhem
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Michiel Braam (born 17 May 1964, Nijmegen, The Netherlands) is a Dutch jazz pianist and composer.
Life and career[edit]
He studied at the ArtEZ School of Music in Arnhem, where he currently is head of the Jazz & Pop dept. In 1986 he founded 2 bands: Bik Bent Braam[1] (with Angelo Verploegen, Eric Boeren, Wolter Wierbos, Peter Haex, Carl Ludwig Hübsch, Peter van Bergen, Jan Willem van der Ham, Bart van der Putten, Frans Vermeerssen, Frank Gratkowski, Jörg Brinkmann, Michael Vatcher) en Bentje Braam.
In 1987 Michiel Braam was commissioned by the NOS. He composed a work for 4 clarinets and piano entitled Cows and Beasts. It was performed by Braam on piano, and the clarinet players Ab Baars, Theo Jörgensmann, Michael Moore and Louis Sclavis. In 1989 he founded Trio BraamDeJoodeVatcher (with Wilbert de Joode and Michael Vatcher), in 2005 eBraam (fka Wurli Trio, with Pieter Douma and Dirk-Peter Kölsch), and in 2011 Michiel Braam's Hybrid 10tet (with eBraam, the classical Matangi String Quartet, Taylor Ho Bynum, Carl Ludwig Hübsch and Nils Wogram). In 2015 the trio "Nos Otrobanda" was formed with Aty de Windt on bass and André Groen on güira. That band specialises in Antillean Walttzes.
Together with Frans Vermeerssen he co-leads the sextet All Ears (with Herb Robertson, Frank Gratkowski, Wilbert de Joode and Michael Vatcher). He worked also with musicians like George Lewis, Benjamin Herman, Han Bennink, Conny and Hannes Bauer and Steve Argüelles.
The orchestra Bik Bent Braam was considered to be one of the main bigger orchestras in the field of improvisation-music and performs worldwide, as does the trio BraamDeJoodeVatcher.
In 2007 Braam composed Nopera, a sort of music theatre piece in which the written parts could be performed at random and contained lots of room for improvisation, and the libretto was written in the Nothingyettish language.
In 2012 Bik Bent Braam stopped and a septet named Flex Bent Braam took its place. In 2013 the first program "Lucebert" of that band was presented on stage and with an album.
In 1988, Braam was honoured with the Podium prize and in 1997 he got Dutch most important jazz prize, the VPRO/Boy Edgar Award.[1]
Selected compositions[edit]
- De Parkeermeterfabriek for Big Band (Music Meeting 1986)
- De AABA suite for Big Band (Gelderland 1986)
- Koeien en Beesten for 4 clarinets and piano (NOS 1988)
- Sopraantje, an operette for vocal & 11 musicians (Hoge School vd Kunsten Arnhem 1993)
- Worms is Back for piano (Marcel Worms 1998)
- Alle 13 goed for Bik Bent Braam (1999)
- Kwertie for male vocal quartet (Mezzo Macho 2000)
- Bik Bent Braam Goes Bonsai (2002)
- 13 Concerten for Bik Bent Braam (2005)
- Nopera (2007)
- Extremen for Bik Bent Braam (2008)
- Non-Functionals for Michiel Braam's Wurli Trio (2008)
- Quartet for Trio BraamDeJoodevatcher (2009)
- Serendipities for Bik Bent Braam (2010)
- On The Move for Michiel Braam's Hybrid 10tet (2011)
- Exit for Bik Bent Braam (2012)
- 3 for eBraam (2012)
- Black to White for Matangi String Quartet (2013)
- Lucebert for Flex Bent Braam (2013)
- The Extraordinary Love Story Of Aye Aye And Fedor for eBraam (2014)
- Oeps! (Solo, 1989)
- Bentje Braam (1990)
- Rompiendo La Rutina (European Danzón Orchestra, 1991)
- Howdy! (Bik Bent Braam, 1993)
- Jazzs (Two Penguins in the desert, 1994)
- One For Rahsaan (Frans Vermeerssen Quintet, 1995)
- Het XYZ der Bik Bent Braam (1996)
- Niet met de deuren slaan (Bo's Art Trio, 1997)
- Monk Materials (Trio BraamDeJoodeVatcher, 1990) / Playing the second Coolbook (Bentje Braam, 1998)
- Zwart Wit (Bik Bent Braam, 1999)
- 13 (Bik Bent Braam, 2000)
- Colors (Trio BraamDeJoodeVatcher, 2002)
- Bik Bent Braam Goes Bonsai (2002)
- Foamy Wife Hum/Line (All Ears, 2003)
- Michiel vs Braam (Solo, 2004)
- Growing Pains (Bik Bent Braam, 2004)
- Cobra (Bo's Art Trio, 2002/2004)
- Change this Song (Trio BraamDeJoodeVatcher, 2006)
- Hosting Changes (Michiel Braam's Wurli Trio, 2006)
- Extremen (Bik Bent Braam, 2008)
- Non-Functionals (Michiel Braam's Wurli Trio, 2008)
- Quartet (Trio BraamDeJoodeVatcher, 2009)
- Quintet (Trio BraamDeJoodeVatcher, 2010)
- On The Move (Michiel Braam's Hybrid 10tet, 2011)
- 3 (eBraam, 2012)
- Lucebert (Flex bent Braam, 2013)
- Live at Novara Jazz (Olanda in Due, 2015)
- ^ a b Loewy, Steve. "Michiel Braam: Biography". Allmusic. Retrieved 10 November 2011.
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Peter Burwash
Peter Burwash (b. Brockville, Ontario[1][2]) is Canadian former tennis player, current tennis coach, television commentator, motivational speaker, writer, and President of Peter Burwash International.
Early life[edit]
Burwash played both tennis and ice hockey for the University of Toronto Varsity Blues from 1963 through 1967, earning a Bachelor of Physical Education degree. He was OUAA singles champion in tennis in 1963-4 and 1965-6, as well as member of back-to-back OUAA and CIAU hockey champions in 1965-6 and 1966-7. Several internet biographies of Burwash mention his having been selected in the NHL draft by the St. Louis Blues ice hockey club, but he is not listed as ever having been drafted by the Blues.[3]
After tennis tour playing days[edit]
After retiring from professional tennis in 1975, he founded Peter Burwash International, a tennis management company that operates in 32 countries. He remains its president. PBI's original concept of "taking tennis to every part of the globe" has since become one of providing opportunities for service-minded individuals who have a passion for tennis and travel.
Burwash is an United States Professional Tennis Association Master Professional and has coached many tennis players, including Venus Williams and Serena Williams, Greg Rusedski, Andrew Sznajder, and Sébastien Lareau when he won the gold medal in doubles with Daniel Nestor at the 2000 Olympics.
During his career, Peter has both played and coached in 134 countries.
Burwash is known as a strong supporter of the USTA's decision to allow players to challenge calls using Hawk-Eye technology.
Burwash is the author of 10 books on a variety of topics;
- Aerobic Workout for Men
- Vegetarian Primer
- Tennis for Life
- Total Tennis
- Total Health
- Who Cares: A Wake-Up Call for Service & Leadership
- Becoming the Master of Your D-A-S-H
- Dear Teenager
- Improving the Landscape of Your Life
- The Key to Great Leadership
- Behind Every Lesson there is a Wonderful Journey
Burwash is also a regular Instructional Editor for Tennis
He currently tours the World giving motivational speeches, giving approximately 100+ speeches a year.
Burwash has also been a featured speaker for many Fortune 500 companies, such as;
- Coca-Cola Company
- Citigroup
- American Express
- Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts
- Ritz-Carlton Hotel Co.
Organizational Associations[edit]
Burwash is currently involved with many organizations;
- (former member) Young President's Organization (YPO)
- Urban Land Institute (ULI)
- Rotary
- American Hotel & Lodging Association (AH&LA)
Burwash has commentated for The Sports Network (TSN) and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), for their coverage of the Rogers Cup.
Honours and awards[edit]
- TIA (Tennis Industry Association) Hall of Fame 2015
- USPTA Professional of the Year, 1990
- USPTA Master Professional
- Educational Merit Award by the International Tennis Hall of Fame, for his mentoring and teaching of tennis
- Inducted into the University of Toronto Sports Hall of Fame in 2004
- Winner of Tennis News' Tennis Person of the Year 2006
- Canada's TV Tennis Commentator of the Decade, 2000–2010
- Inducted into the Northern California Tennis Hall of Fame 2010
- USTA Facility Emeritus Award 2008
According to the publication of Vegetarian Journal, Peter Burwash has been an advocate of vegetarianism for 35 years along with his sport career.[4] As of 2006, Burwash resides in Carmel Valley, California.[5]
Tour tennis career[edit]
Burwash lost in the first round of the U.S.T.A. National amateur championship of 1968, played at the Longwood Cricket Club in early August, 0–6, 9–7, 3–6, 5–7 to Dick Stockton. Three weeks later at the inaugural U.S. Open, Burwash lost his opening main draw match to Bob Lutz, 1–6, 1–6, 3–6.
Burwash won his only professional tour match in the opening round of the 1969 Cincinnati Outdoor, defeating American Roy Sprengelmeyer, 6–3, 6–4. Burwash then lost in the second round, 1–6, 4–6, to No. 9 seed Željko Franulović. Burwash also played in the doubles main draw in Cincinnati where, with partner Stanley Pasarell, he lost in the first round.
The following month, Burwash played in the Canadian Open for the first time where after a first round bye, he lost to Brian Fairlie 6–2, 1–6, 0–6, 1–6. In doubles, he reached the second round partnering American Rudy Hernando.
Two weeks later, at his second U.S. Open, Burwash was beaten by Jim Osborne, 2–6, 2–6, 2–6. Again partnering Hernando in doubles, the pair lost their opening match by exactly the same score, to the British pair of Mark Cox and Peter Curtis.
In October at the Barcelona Outdoor, Burwash lost in straight sets to Australian Allan Stone in singles. In doubles, he also lost in the first round, in 5 sets.
In 1970, Burwash played in his only Davis Cup tie for Canada, winning a dead rubber against Caribbean Davis Cup team player Leo Rolle, 6–1, 6–1, 6–1. Canada won the North and Central America Semi-final tie, played in June, 5–0.
In his only tournament main draw singles action for the year, at the U.S. Clay Court Championships in July, Burwash lost in the first round, to Terry Addison, 2–6, 3–6. He played one main draw in doubles, at the U.S. Open, again with partner Rudy Hernando, and lost by default to Roy Emerson and Rod Laver.
Burwash competed in main draws at two events, the Canadian Open and the U.S. Open. In Montreal, he lost to Ismail El Shafei 3–6, 4–6 in singles, and partnering compatriot Ken Binns, lost to Bob Lutz and Charlie Pasarell in doubles. At Forest Hills, he was beat by Milan Holeček, 1–6, 0–6, 7–5, 4–6.
Burwash won the third annual Omnium de Tennis Labatt du Québec played at the Club de Tennis des Loisirs de Granby defeating Rudy Hernando of Detroit in the final 2–6, 6–1, 6–3.
Burwash participated in the main draw in both singles and doubles at the Columbus Outdoor, losing to Charles Owens. In doubles he also lost in the first round, partnering Ian Fletcher. A week later at the U.S. Clay Court Championships, Burwash lost 1–6, 1–6 to Toshiro Sakai. In doubles, he and partner William Higgins lost 2–6, 2–6 to Jim Delaney and James Chico Hagey. The following week at the Canadian Open, his last appearance there in a main draw, Burwash lost Jaime Fillol 6–7, 2–6, after a bye in the first round.
Burwash was entered in the main draw of two grand prix events. At the Calgary Indoor, held in February, he lost in the first round to Nicholas Kalogeropoulos 4–6, 3–6. In doubles Burwash partnered Franklin Robbins and lost in the first round as well. In August, Burwash as set to play John Newcombe in the first round of the Louisville Outdoor but defaulted.
Burwash lost by default to Bob Giltinan in the first round of the Calgary Indoor in what would be his last tour result. The computer rankings having been introduced only in September 1973, Burwash received his highest singles ranking in June 1974, when he was ranked World No. 240. He never earned a doubles ranking, as they were not kept until 1978.[6]
- ^ "Birthplace". Oases.on.ca.
- ^ "Birthdate". Daviscup.com.
- ^ "St. Louis Blues Draft History at". Hockeydb.com.
- ^ The Vegetarian Resource Group. "Vegetarianism and Tennis: A Natural Partnership". Retrieved 5 March 2008.
- ^ Bob Larson, site by Harris Media (13 June 2007). "Bob Larson's Tennis News | Peter Burwash named Tennis News Person of the Year 2006". Tennisnews.com.
- ^ "Peter Burwash – Tennis Players – Tennis". ATP World Tour.
External links[edit]
- University of Toronto Sports Hall of Fame list page
- Peter Burwash International
- Peter Burwash Home Page
- 1945 births
- Living people
- Canadian colour commentators
- Canadian expatriate sportspeople in the United States
- Canadian expatriates in the United States
- Canadian male tennis players
- Canadian non-fiction writers
- Canadian people of English descent
- Canadian television sportscasters
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- People from San Diego County, California
- Racket sportspeople from Ontario
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1) Kai Neville – Lost Atlas:
WHY: Two words: Kai Neville. His first project Modern Collective became the undisputed must-have, cult video of modern surfing. Lost Atlas is equally, if not more, impressive than his first. For this film Kai gathered the original 6 Mod Col crew, a handful of other equally impressive surfing maniacs, and let them loose on a free surfing frenzy. The video is a cocktail of big airs and trash talking yarns set to an incredible soundtrack and stunning visuals. If you had to buy 1 DVD this year, this is it.
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2) Globe Presents – Year Zero:
WHY: Mad Max meets high performance surfing? Hell yes!! Shot entirely in vivid 35mm film, this one of a kind video features Globe's impressive surf team tearing up a gritty, post-apocalyptic world. The lifestyle scenes are subtle, yet intoxicatingly vibrant and fun. Plus who doesn't want to watch Taj and Ceej get barreled with gorgeous ladies in the foreground? Well done Globe!
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I think something got slightly screwed up in the change to the tab. It is positioned 1 pixel lower the rest of the tabs. Also the tab next to it, Online Stores, appears to have a 1 pixel gap on the left side of the tab. I know it's only minor, but felt like I needed to point it out.
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On these shores, deep and soulful house remains in the shadows of EDM-infused pop hits, dubstep, electro and trap. But in South Africa, soulful house music is firmly in the mainstream, and its biggest international export is DJ/producer Black Coffee. His three albums, supplemented by many singles and remixes, have been leading the house scene since his 2005 debut. This is a DJ who filled the Moses Madhida stadium while performing with a 24-piece orchestra and then had a concert DVD of the event reach double platinum status. South Africa's deep house ambassador returns to D.C. for the first time in several years, spinning at Flash with Vanniety Kills and Double o7. Tickets are $20 in advance.
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If you're the kind of person who geeks about Neil deGrasse Tyson's "Cosmos" series and the latest DJs spinning EDM at U Street Music Hall, you need to be at the annual Brightest Young Things after-hours party at the National Geographic Society this Friday. Since it's a BYT event, you'll get your fix of up-to-the-minute music, including a performance by retro pop/hip-hop/electro-funk duo Party Supplies and a funky DJ set by producer/remixer Penguin Prison. Other distractions include photo booths, 3-D movies, lasers and food trucks. Guests also get to explore National Geographic's exhibits, including "Cosmos" and "Peruvian Gold," and catch short talks from a half-dozen National Geographic Explorers, including Bethany Ehlmann, a planetary geologist working on the Mars Rover, and paleontologist Nizar Ibrahim, who explores North African deserts in search of dinosaur bones. Tickets are $25 in advance; food and drinks are a la carte.
Summer doesn't officially begin until June 21, but our minds are already on vacation, thanks to the recent spate of warm, sunny weekends. We're not the only ones who can't wait: The Dogfish Head Alehouse in Gaithersburg is hosting a full weekend of indoor and outdoor events under the banner Dogfish Days of Summer. It starts Friday with music from local rock band One Eyed Pug and free giveaways for teachers from 7 to 10 p.m. On Saturday, part of the Dogfish parking lot will be roped off and tented for an outdoor beer garden, where bands will play in the afternoon and evening, beginning about 1 p.m. Early arrivals receive free beer steins. The music and drinks continue on Father's Day, with special gifts for dads. There's no cover charge all weekend.
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How inexperienced is Stanford's tight end unit? The most experienced player in the group is Alex Frkovic, and he's only a few months removed from the conclusion of his redshirt freshman season.
The rest of the group includes three freshmen (Austin Hooper, Greg Taboada, Eric Cotton) and a converted defensive end (Charlie Hopkins). Class of 2014 recruit Dalton Schultz will join the Cardinal this summer.
Stanford is working hard to get the unit up to speed.
"We're trying to put a lot of pressure on them," Stanford coach David Shaw said. "We really are. Since we don't have a lot of experience there we're trying to make everything as game-like and pressure-packed as possible to just to put them in those positions. It's tough - you've got James Vaughters and Kevin Anderson who have played a lot of football. Those guys are hard to block. But we're not pulling any punches. We're throwing them in there and they have to get used to it. Because we need these guys to play. And if we can get them to play, we just became extremely athletic at the tight end position which matches with our athleticism at the receiver position, which can make us really dangerous."
Hopkins is the only tight end with significant game experience, but the Cardinal hasn't named him, or anyone in the unit, a starter, or even leader. Everyone in the group is sharing reps this spring.
"(The tight ends are) rotating with the older guys and the younger guys when we split," Shaw said. "They're all getting reps with everybody. But I've been very impressed with the young tight ends - their athleticism, their playmaking ability. They've showed the beginnings of being physical, which is great. All of them need to get stronger just because they're not old enough yet, haven't been through enough offseasons with Coach Turley. But I'm excited about them. They can make some plays that some guys that were here a couple of years ago had made. We're excited about them."
Several of Stanford's tight ends backed up Shaw's excitement with their play during the Cardinal's two open practices in the first session of spring ball.
Although Austin Hooper was forced to miss the first scrimmage of spring ball due to an academic obligation, he was one of the team's leading receivers during last weekend's scrimmage.
What does Hooper do well?
"Athleticism and explosion," said Morgan Turner, Stanford's tight ends coach. "He's got great quickness and when he fires off the ball and is sure of what he's doing, he does a great job. When he's thinking and working on technique it's a little slower but that's to be expected."
Though he did lose a fumble during Saturday's scrimmage, Cotton has been a frequent target in the passing game. He might be the most talented receiver of the group.
"(What Cotton does well is) running," Turner said. "He's got some speed. He has a good feel in the passing game ad he's done a good job in the blocking game too, in the running game."
Along with Cotton, Greg Taboada plays the 'F' tight end position. Hooper plays the 'Y'. The 'F' tight end more frequently splits out and is more heavily used in the passing game, while the 'Y' more frequently plays inline and serves as a blocker.
"(Taboada is) more passing game right now, still focused on bulking up and working in the running game and really doing a good job with his feet," Turner said.
"(They moved) just (because of positional) needs," Turner said. "We thought they could help the team more there (at fullback) and we use fullback a lot. It's a hard position and the more bodies in the room the better to really help us get through the year. And they'll have a chance to contribute."
"He could really do everything," Turner said. "He's got that big frame and size and shown the ability to block, so we could line up inline and not worry about it and then split him out when we need to and flex him out. We could do both."
Do any comparisons between Schultz and current or former Stanford tight ends come to mind?
"I'd like to think he's going to be somewhat like Hooper," Turner said. "He's bigger than Hooper but he can get down there and play in the trenches and do both."
"(He's) still working to get in shape a little bit from it," Turner said. "But he's done a good job. He knows the offense probably best out of everyone (currently playing the position). He's been here I think the longest so he's done a great job with that and just working on getting stronger and getting it done on the field."


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Looking at 11.04 Natty/Unity – Good or bad?
Theres been a 1001 different reviews of Ubuntu 11.04, so I hope to put a little bit of a different spin on the review. Theres been much criticism regarding the direction Canonical have taken with Unity and then with every release of Ubuntu you always get a flood of FUD with people capitalizing on the issues of a minority as "proof" that Ubuntu is not fit for purpose. This seems to mainly happen with Ubuntu so I can only surmise that Canonical's offering is seen as the biggest threat to those who would rather you stayed with "traditional" products.
For this review, I want to explore how much of the "doom and gloom" reported by other people is actually true in respect of 11.04 but in particular Unity.
So firstly the introduction. I am coming from Sabayon, a Gentoo derivative. Through my own silly fault and trying to partition whilst very tired, I hosed my system. As much as I would like to blame Sabayon I can't, so being OS'less there seemed no better time than to test out Ubuntu 11.04 on my main rig and more importantly get my own views on what all the fuss about Unity is.
I deploy alot of Ubuntu to new Linux users, so for me it goes without saying that Ubuntu and "out of the box" are synonymous. I usually stay at least one/two versions behind when deploying to new users, so this journey into 11.04 was more for my own curiosity and to check out Unity which seems to have caused so much fuss. When I deploy Ubuntu to a user its my reputation on the line every time i switch them from Windows. Happily, Ubuntu has not let me down yet.
First things first. Unity is not a big deal, it's not this digital monster invading your house and destroying your Ubuntu/Linux experience. If you can get past some of the knee jerk reactions on the net and actually give it a go, you may find that it offers a surprisingly well thought out and smart UI for your desktop experience. That's speaking as someone who enjoys for the most part a minimalist desktop and from someone who shies away from most desktop effects and widgets.
Unity represents a massive departure from my traditional way of working and in its default presentation, I expect many others would be the same. So lets move onto the things I disliked about the experience.
1. The sidebar is not what I am used to. My Gnome desktop usually consists of two taskbars, one at the top, one at the bottom. The top to give me access to installed apps and system utils, whilst the bottom to keep hold of all my running apps. I have multiple desktops so a switch between desktops and apps is usually very quick. The side bar I found, was present when I didn't want it, drawing my eye and then absent when I did.
2. Alerts from packages are brought to your attention with a "Zookeeper" like wobble. It's a nice effect to alert you say to a message in IRC with X-Chat. Blink though and you'll miss it.
3. Apps that have focus put their pull down menu into the taskbar at the top of the screen rather than contain them in their executing window. This is concept which I'm finding difficult to get used to. This also applies for your minimise, maximise and close window buttons when you have a given app maximised. If you have several small apps running in windows then giving them focus then moving to the top of the screen to access pull down menus saw me engaging in far more mouse movement than I should.
I'll make a quick comment on Ubuntu 11.04 itself in that all my hardware was detected out of the box and just like previous experiences.
I did find though that my Mic was muted by default which meant I needed to quickly run alsamixer in order to rectify. Not an issue though.
Next up, I don't like Evolution, I never have. Thunderbird, whilst with its issues does provide my all in one solution. Whilst Evolution is integrated well into the Ubuntu experience, it just doesn't have the features I require.
I didn't notice an IRC client packaged as default (I'm wrong here?) and maybe this is a sign of its declining/specialist usage on the desktop, however one of the important things about Ubuntu is community and since there's much going on in the IRC ubuntu community then I suggest it's a necessary package to include. – Please feel to correct me if I have missed a feature here.
Ahhh! Ubuntu is for newb's not the l337!
Certainly more so in the past, I've seen a select few regarding Ubuntu for "newbies, newbs, lamers" et al. In todays Linux world I think this elitism exists only in rare circumstances. Its completely silly too, just because Ubuntu wants to assist in setting up your system and get you up and running as quickly as possible does not make it "for newbs" I know many very experienced Linux users who favour Ubuntu purely because they have better things to do then mess about with their OS just to become functional. Anyone can install proprietary drivers, its simple, but if Ubuntu takes that task away by automating the process, I'm all for it. There was a time where I enjoyed the challenge of getting one of the more "exotic" distro's functioning on my system, but now with several projects on the go, what I want in a new distro is to be up and running as quickly as possible. I've deployed (and used off and on) Ubuntu since 8.04 and can happily say that this has always been the experience I've had.
I always wonder why Canonical seems to be hit with the largest amount of critics, this undoubtedly is due at least in part to its popularity with the adage "you can't please everyone". That being said opinions on Unity have me rather bemused. For starters you can easily select the classic Gnome DE if you so wish and if you feel that strongly about Unity, then you can still have 11.04 in a "classic incarnation" – problem solved.
This review has been written over the period of a few days and one of the successes of Unity for me was that my wife immediately felt comfortable with it. My initial reservations have melted away with the realization that a different way of working can, until accustomed to, be a frightening place. Now that I've settled with Unity over the last few days, I will be keeping 11.04 on my main rig, I had intended to return to Sabayon, but now that I've got accustomed to Unity, there really is no reason for me to switch back at the present time.
Have I still got features I'd like changed? Well yes, little things (some of which I've mentioned above) although it should be noted that customizing Ubuntu to your specific requirements is something that everyone can do. I intentionally did not do that for this article as I wanted to experience Unity and 11.04 in its default configuration (presumably how Canonical want you to experience it)
There are so many facets to discuss about Canonical and Ubuntu – "for purchase" software in the Ubuntu Store, Ubuntu One, Mono and many others, however I think these are side issues which distract from the fact that yet again Canonical have put a lot of work into a quality release. A quality release I hasten to add which I will happily be deploying to the next batch of new Linux users.
As with any software, there will be people with issues, until such a thing as a standardized PC exists, the plethora of hardware configurations will undoubtably cause issues for some – that goes for any software and in respect of what I want to see changed I always say that the only application which is tailored exactly to your needs is the one you code yourself.
I think Canonical is on the right path and certainly have confidence in the distro which is probably the most "household name" of all the Linux distributions. If desktop Linux is to become common place and not merely a talking point when people enquire what you are running if you don't use Windows, then I think Canonical certainly has the product and determination to do that.
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11.0.4 seems to be a bit hit n miss even without using Unity. I'm using the 'Gnome Classic' desktop right now and my HP nc4400 seems to be the only PC i can use it on, it was very buggy on my Toshiba Portege M200 and is not exactly perfect on this and is not enough of an advancement on 10.10. I could only use Unity for a short time, it was so buggy and doesn't pay well with compiz, and the dock and large laucher just gets in the way of getting things done.
Not liking Unity very much, at least not on a full desktop. On a netbook it's not bad.
Have seen some issues with (and had issues with) Nvidia's driver. Say's it's activated but not in use. This was always an easy install in Ubuntu, so seeing this pop up was a bit of a disappointment.
Flash performance is a bit rough also with FF 4. But I've seen that on other distro's too, so it's not really an Ubuntu issue I guess.
Tried Gnome 3 for kicks, that's got a little way to go to really be useable.
Good thing I'm mainly a KDE guy. :)
[…] Looking at 11.04 Natty/Unity – Good or bad? This review has been written over the period of a few days and one of the successes of Unity for me was that my wife immediately felt comfortable with it. My initial reservations have melted away with the realization that a different way of working can, until accustomed to, be a frightening place. Now that I've settled with Unity over the last few days, I will be keeping 11.04 on my main rig, I had intended to return to Sabayon, but now that I've got accustomed to Unity, there really is no reason for me to switch back at the present time. […]
I have used Unity very little, my preference is for a different desktop style. The key is not whether I personally use Unity but does make using the computer relatively straightforward to use. On that point I think it does and has to be rated a success. The beauty of Linux is the ability to experiment and try different ideas from the minimalist to the full blown.
Ubuntu and Canonical should be commended for making Linux more accessible to Windows refugees. One many never leave Ubuntu or one might move to another distro after getting used to Linux but where did many start, I did. Without Ubuntu how many Windows refugees would have moved to Linux, I suspect far fewer.
I'm running 11.04 on my laptop right now. I tried Unity, but for now I'm sticking with a tweaked Ubuntu Classic that looks basically like OSX with the top bar and a bottom dock (even had one Apple user accuse me of pirating OSX on my PC laptop… funny, but beside the point)
1) I've been using Ubuntu since 7.04, and to my knowledge, it has never included an IRC client out-of-the-box. They always have to be mindful of fitting the default package selection into the ~700 MB afforded by a CD, and most people have no idea what irc is. Ubuntu does typically bundle an IM messaging client, though, which more people are familiar with. In recent releases, they even cut GIMP out from a default install to gain more space. (All that said, I'd still appreciate it if Ubuntu would see fit to shave off Mono from a default install to free up space.) But with the Ubuntu Software Center, it's not really that big a deal. Every cut package is just a click away.
2) I've never liked Evolution either. I usually use either Thunderbird or a webmail client for my email. However, I've heard talk that Evolution may get axed in 11.10 in favor of using Thunderbird as the default email client, so there's that.
3) I tried Unity. I think it has a lot of potential, as does Gnome Shell. But while I found Unity functional enough, there were places where this first iteration seemed a little too clunky for me. For example, I found no way to easily see every installed application (categorized) at once. I could either see them as an alphabetical list, or I could see an individual category at a time (like "Office" or "Sound & Video"), but I couldn't view a categorized list containing all the apps in the same way that I can with Gnome 2 or Gnome Shell.
–Sorry, meant to type more, but accidentally hit post early–
Also, in Unity, opening multiple instances of some programs was a little clunky. I couldn't right click or modifier click on the icon to open a second instance. I had to use Ctrl-Shift-number to do it. But this was only for certain apps, not all of them. There is still a general (minor) lack of consistency with applications and their behavior in Unity. LibreOffice doesn't yet work with the Global Menu (though the next release will). As I said, some apps allow you to easily open a second instance, and others require that key combination (which I had to Google to find out about).
All in all, I still think Unity has promise, but it's clear to me that it could use another development cycle or two of polish and improvement. And that's exactly what Canonical appears to have in mind. There have been bug reports about some things in Unity similar to what I've said, and I remember one of the answers was that substantial improvements were planned in that area over the next release or two that might wind up making the initial bug report moot.
So basically I'm just hanging back with the Classic interface while I allow time for both Gnome Shell and Unity to mature a bit (and for Ubuntu to migrate to Gnome 3 libraries so that Shell will be a viable option on that distro), and I'll make a judgment call on them later.
Well, apparently starting with 11.10, the Classic interface will no longer be an option. It will default to either Unity 3d (i.e. standard Unity) or Unity 2d (Unity with effects scaled back for cards without 3d acceleration enabled out-of-the-box *cough Nvidia cough*)
But even so, 11.04 will have 18 months of support. By then, Ubuntu will be on Gnome 3, a new LTS will be out, and both Unity and Shell will have had a couple more development cycles. And there there's always distros like Mint that won't be going over to Unity, or desktop environments like XFCE (which works quite well with Compiz to provide a DE very similar to Gnome 2).
So I'm with you. I don't know where all the "sky is falling" comments come from. People that can't adjust to change? People that don't want to see Desktop Linux do well? A bit of both? Neither? Who knows? At least this time it seems the transition is going smoother than the initial KDE4 era did.


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Monday, March 30, 2009
DIY Closure
I promised you I'd spend an absurd amount of time on my DIY "Balmain" jeans, didn't I? Well I did not lie to you. I'm pretty pleased with the results, I have to admit. They're damn comfy and I think my completely unnecessary anal-retentiveness gave me the cloudy effect I was hoping to achieve. *golf claps*
vintage Hofbrauhaus t-shirt
Brooks Brothers cardigan
DIY cloud wash jeans
Zara booties
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Yay I knew you'd get to it eventually!!ReplyDelete
&& Major kudos. They look fantastic!
I love those jeans! I love the cloudy affect! It makes the acid wash look so classy =)ReplyDelete
Those DIY jeans look great on you! Genius! xxxoxoxoxoxoReplyDelete
AWESOME jeansReplyDelete
they look freaking fantastic.ReplyDelete
Love them! I've been dying to try a DIY like that, but I'm afraid I would make them and then never wear them. Sigh, one of these days I'll work up the courage. ha, These are inspirational :]ReplyDelete
ooooooh great job!ReplyDelete
mission accomplished!lol!ReplyDelete
I love your DIY Balmain jeans!
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Love the jeans!!!
Your jeans turned out so well. Did you dye it or bleach it?ReplyDelete
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great jeans!ReplyDelete
hey,they came out really well.i didnt succeed yet with diy bleaching...thanks zara and so on for my bleached items x)ReplyDelete


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I originally intended for this pic to celebrate my 3000+ PV but after some thought, I realize that pageviews do not matter to me. What really matters to me are the people who support my work and will continue to comeback to support it. Thank you, lovely watchers.
Recently I achieved over 90+ watchers, I know thats not a lot to most of you but it is for me hehe. For you all, I drew a picture of Yoruichi and Harribel on the beach. You don't need swimsuits to be at the beach right?
Also, what Bleach characters would you people (watchers) like to see me draw for my next watcher count milestone?
Lastly, THANK YOU!! *bow*
EDIT: I redid the background because I hated the old one >_<
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I really love these two because they're so fantastic!
They are Lovley Beauties!!!!!
big tits
Holy Shit O.O, awesome job man. I like the fact of the huge breasts, but the way you draw is why i am one of your watchers.
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tia:they're late....
yoruichi:¬w¬must be doing it without us
yoruichi:¬w¬must be doing it without us
my fav pic ever
I had to do a special pic for my watchers :3
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lemme guess, hallibel has a sharkskin bikini?
Good job this is so going in my faves
very nice I hope there's more of Halibel!
They look great. Fantastic work.
Awesome Job. I like Hallibel's Expression. and those are Really big boobs. Were they always that big? Anyway as for who I would like for you to draw on your next watcher count. I would have to say my favorite character Soifon.
Wow this is pic is so damn beautiful and sexy! You've picked up a very sexy outfit for them! And I also like that Halibel have a little bit brighter skin color than Youruichi Great pic Rtenzo!
Thank you! I took the colors right out of the anime. Harribel's skin tone is a tad lighter than Yoruichi's.
You're very welcome! Yea but that's what I like in both
Read the description, lemme know who you want to see
Oh I forgot that! But then: It can be only girls right? In that case I say...Halibel and Nell in a sexy bikini!
those are some....REALLY big boobs
Seriously, nice drawing XD
Seriously, nice drawing XD
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Awesome drawing
those bobbies look awesome on both of them xD
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Awesome drawing
those bobbies look awesome on both of them xD
Yep yep, I am here for many reasons, pageviews are not one of them XD
Which bleach characters would you like to see in the future, Glezx?
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We broke the news about an upcoming 16GB version Motorola Xoom in the Android Central Forums early this week. (Another reason why it's the place to be, folks.) And we've now got more confirmation of that, thanks to a leaked screen shot. There's nothing there we haven't already told you -- it'll be an LTE device (eventually) and not Wifi-only, with 16GB of on-board storage. It's a 16GB Xoom, no more, no less. No word on pricing or availability, either. But with the announcement of a $350 Wifi-only 16GB Samsung Galaxy Tab, we'd love to see this in the $450 range. [Droid-Life]
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Screen shot confirms 16GB Xoom coming
Motorola better do the pricing right after Asus' 16GB Transformer pricing. Nonetheless, I'm still going for the Asus.
And yeah, will it be "finished" this time?
PS - kind of funny to see "Y" under "E911" on a tablet specs listing.
Who in their right mind would actually sign a 2-year contract for a tablet? Not only is it cheaper to tether to an actual phone, but the Xoom will be obsolete in a few months.
I can't wait to see all the suckers who buy it whining in 6 months about Android fragmentation and how dare they come out with newer tablets only a few months after they were suckered.
I'd pay $450 for a 3G soon to be LTE enabled Xoom in place of my first-gen iPad in a heartbeat. Bugs or no bugs.. its better than my iPad.


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One of the more popular memes of our time has it that the left is pro-science while the right is hide-bound, troglodytically anti-science. You can imbibe the notion daily at The Huffington Post, The Daily Kos, and on Jon Stewarts Daily Show, and pass the gospel on easily via Twitter and Facebook.
Argue about that as you may, or as we must, but one thing is clear: if criminology is a science, the gun-control-obsessed left is definitely anti, not pro.
Gun crime is going down, not up.
But you might not think this is the case, because todays news stories are so dramatic, and we like stories . . . we live by stories. But the statistics regarding crime and violence in America are shockingly clear, and clearly at variance with the popular narrative of a rising tide of violence. Gun violence is half what it was 20 years ago; the murder rate is down generally. Only in pockets — chiefly, the inner cities, and almost exclusively amongst minority populations — does the culture of gun violence continue unabated.
Now, those subcultures (countercultures) of violence remain a huge problem. They demand some concerted response.
But widespread gun ownership is obviously not the problem per se. Millions of Americans own millions and millions of guns, and do not commit crimes. The gang warfare and drug-war related crimes of the inner cities likely have more to do with welfare state policies and the War on Drugs than they do access to guns.
Indeed, talk of gun control amounts to little more than wishing away the problem, with gun-confiscating governments serving as Fairy Godmothers who exist to do little else but grant liberal wishes. The thing is, just as Fairy Godmothers dont exist, gun control wont work. Government is not magic.
And there are no magic bullets.
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Very enjoyable evening. Food was delicious. Alain was a great host and was very knowledgeable. Great way to learn more about French wine. Would highly recommend this tour.
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Amazing wine place, helpful stuff
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Good food, excellent wine and a witty sommelier (from Italy, yet) who was extremely informed about French wines and answered all our questions and then some. A very enjoyable way to spend an evening.
Reviewed by: Jennifer, USA, October 2014
This wine tasting dinner exceeded any expectations I had built up in my mind for my last night in Paris. I was travelling alone, so wanted something where I wouldn't feel alone at dinner and it met that and more. We were seated at a long wine tasting table, very sophisticated and beautiful in the cellar of a restaurant. Our sommelier was more than attentive, was present for the entire time and led us on a wonderful path through French wines, their origins, anything we might have wanted to know was happily answered by Richard. He was cheerful, funny, seriously into teaching us about wine without being pushy. He really made our evening. I think he might have just stayed with us all night had we not needed to get back to our hotels before the Metro closed. Richard was a shining star of this tour, but the food was excellent as well. Thanks so much, Viator for offering this tour. Nobody should hesitate, just book it and enjoy!
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This tour had all the makings of a great night out, stunning food, all three courses.
Matching champagne and wines, seriously who could want for more.
Our Sommileir Lionel was just terrific, very knowledgable in his field, and also had a great sense of humor.
The ambience of the restaurant fitted with the theme of evening. Private dining in a wine cellar, absolutely superb. Thankyou Viator for this one.
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Wined and dined by a very knowledgable local.
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This made our evening. They obviously spent a lot of time preparing. The room was intimate and beautiful. They spent a lot of time with us discussing the wines and any and all wine topics. The food was as good as or better than any we had elsewhere in Paris.
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Take the Road Less Travelled - Rock Creek Ridge - in harmony with nature The urge to escape back to nature exerts a strong pull. To live in a world of green, of woods, of mountains, of clean air. The natural environment surrounding Rock Creek Ridge has been painstakingly preserved for its ecological beauty, while the community areas are comfortable, sophisticated and richly detailed. Situated on a ridge amidst a tall forest, stunning views of Mount Si greet your gaze. Rock Creek Ridge was created as a natural village of gracious tri-level townhomes with elegantly tailored courtyards, natural ponds along with modern recreational offerings. Located in friendly North Bend, this spectacular location is especially quiet, where wild birds and deer mingle in the forest. Yet Rock Creek Ridge is conveniently located just 20 minutes between the city's cultural offerings and the serenity of the Snoqualmie Pass ski areas. You'll soon discover the few extra minutes it takes to speed nonstop through
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Dog Policy: 70 Pound Weight Limit. Maximum 1 dogs per apartment. $50.00 pet rent. $500 pet deposit. Restrictions: Cats and Dogs Allowed.
Cat Policy: 25 Pound Weight Limit. Maximum 1 cats per apartment. $40.00 pet rent. $500 pet deposit.
Dogs Allowed. Cats Allowed. Pets Accepted. Call for service animal policy.
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White Demon by AncorgilWatch
©2005-2016 Ancorgil
Master Grievous
Another gift
Another gift
the great White hunter
If the Devil exists, here it is !
hehe how scary could you imagine the jedi or sith trained by this master?
Woah... Darth Grevious... impresionante, buen trabajo.
That's hot. I love the chrome look!
Better than what Lucas did with him "Demon" was exactly how I saw Grevious in the Clone War cartoon: alien, powerful, and SCARY. A fitting tribute to what should have been
Awesome. Period.
very cool!!
oh my god
general Grievous
is the best!
general Grievous
is the best!
what program did you use to make that and your other stuff?
i use corel painter classic.....grievous roolz!
you have no idea how obsessed i am with general grievous... uhh. i downloaded a torrent of the movie, and cut the parts of him out of the movie, and just watched them for hours... <3 FERRIS OHARU! yourrr my heeeero
GRIEVOUS. YES. :l~~~ *faves*
very cool... tho i figure he was more orangish and rusty looking in the movie ..
Buenas luces,esta conseguido el efecto metaliko,te ha kedao bien de frente
wow! that's great coloring!
it looks so real!
good job.
it looks so real!
good job.
Given the angle of the lightsabres, it looks like the handles would be going into his cheast a bit. Otherwise this is excellent. Nice use of white, and I love the eyes.
Muy bueno, la iluminacion (del metal en especial) es muy realista. Ahi parece mas poderoso de lo que es y todo
Mola. El efecto metálico (en la cara especialmente) ha quedado muy conseguido. ^^
ohhhh hell yeh. its awsum. great work man. looks so reall.
That is an amazing image you have created here. The detail and shading you have created here is wonderful and really impressive. a deffinate here